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SHELBURNE.

The public service commission has or
dered the adjustment Of the grade cross
ing on the Rutland railroad. n mile north
of Shelburne station, known MS Thomp-
sons crossing, according to the terms of
q petition brought before the commission
by the sclcctmcn Of tho town. The or
der carries with it the building Of an
underpass. which is generally estimated
will cost about $4,000. The expense of
construction is npportioned as follows:
Ten per cent. to the town of Shelburne;
Is per cent to tho state and the balance
by the Rutland. The order, however will
not go into effect at once. owing to the
fact that the railroad has other under
passes to DO constructed this year, and
1t may be that tho work will not be
crossing has long been regarded as "A
serious menace owing 70 its peculiar
situation, and because there Is so much
travel over it daily.--A miscellaneous
shower was given by Miss Edna Ray
at her home Friday afternoon for Miss
Lucia Stoddard in honor of her an
preaching marriage. June 81, to Perley !
Hodgkins of Johnson. About o. Young
ladies were present, the shower taking
the form of a lawn party, refreshments
being served out of oors.-Niss Elizabcth
Thorpe has a position as stenoera pher
for President Thomas of M!ddlebury
College.
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SwA.NTON CENTER.

+. NJ. Hubbard i9 building a large hay
barn in his east meadow, and Edward
Rice is building a stock and hay barn to
replace the one destroyed last year by
flre.-Mrs. a. p. Royce and daughter
Esther. are visiting relatives in Sheldon
for a week.-Mrs.. J. r. Catlin has return
ed from a weeks visit with Mrs. T. F.
Catlin Of North Shedon.-Farmers have
reported considerable damage done to
corn and grain fields by English sparrows
pulling the blades. Unlike the crow, who
pulls for food and is suspicious of foreign
objects. this imported sparrow pulls the
blades for the fun Of it seemingly, for he
does not eat the kernel.-Word has been
received of the safe arrival of Mrs. n. e
Jennison In Winnipeg, Manitoba, where
she Will pass the summer with her oldest
son, Clark.-Frank 3. Wilder of the Jack
son district is building a cement house
Mrs. Sarah Jones of Black River Falls,
Wis. Is visiting her sister. Mrs. j. N
Warner. of the Jackson district-A. p
Royce is repainting his new horse barn.
Rear Admiral Kossuth Niles, u 8. ~,
who has been on duty at Washington
since his return with the batteship fleet
two years ago, retired June Il. Many
friends of Admiral and Mrs. Niles who
met them during the two summers they
boarded at A. X. Honslnger's, will be
elad to know their permanent home will
be in Connecticut. where they have pur-
chased an old historical farm and will
build a colonial house this summer-Niss
Margaret Lawson of Brooklyn. ~ Y, is
expected next week at ]. T Catlin's.
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Pc-ker and s M. Dufer. Mr. HarlSins ID
an ex-Confederate soldier. having ser
we'd In the 9th Virginia cavalry during
the Civil War Mr.. Parker and Mr.
Dufer served in the Union army at the
same time, fighting against each other
In the campaigns of the Wilderness
Petersburg and Shenandoah Valley and
they enjoyed talking over their exper-
lence.-The 9th piano recital of the
Leach school of music was given in the
studio Tuesday evening by the students
of the senior and intermediate classes
assisted by Miss Mae Wallace Of Rich
ford. mezzo soprano, Mrs. Arthur A.
Arms of Saranac Lake, N. ". mezzo
soprano and Tanning G. Maloney Of
Richford flutlst A most excellent pro-
gram was given. and the work of all
was very satisfactory. The studio was
filled With invited guests.-Thc Rev. and
Mrs. W. +. Douglass arc in johnson
this week to attend the commencement,
exercises of the Normal school. their
daughter, Miss Alice Douglass, being one
Of the grnduatos.-Vernon L. Scott OF
Burlington is visiting at tho home of his
uncle, a. j. l;lliot.-Mrs. Emily James Of
Sheldon is visiting her sister, Mrs W.
S. Thayor.-I.. S. Chaffee of Troy Is
visiting relatives here while on his way
home from visit in Fairfax and Berk-
shire.-FranlS Wheeler of Pasadena, Cal.
Is visiting his ncphcws, George C.
Manuel and Frank A. Manuel, and niece,
Mrs r. w. Fllnt.-Mrs. G. T.. Robertson
of Waterloo. Que, attended the piano
recital at the Leach studio Tuesday
evening and is visiting her daughter.
Miss Dorothy Rohcr.son
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The Aid Circle Of Kings Daugh-
ters Will be entertained by Mrs. John.
'on and Mrs. IIigley at the home of
Mrs. Johnson Friday afternoon.--Mrs
Phillip left Tuesday for months stay
ut woodstock her former home-Mrs.
{. H. Perio and Mrs. p ~. Sudovsky
visited their father in Georgia Tuesday.
Mrs Arthur Becley and children are
visiting her parents in. Burlington
James Cannon, who is member of the
Henry Dramatic company, is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cannon
Mrs. kennedy, who has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. a. p. Williams, has re-
turned to Putnamsvile-Jose Bully,
who has been seriously III for several
days, is improving. Master Clement
Averill left Tuesday for Hudson, Mass,
where he will be the guest Of his grand
mother. Mrs. NJ. ]. Jacobs, during the
summer.-Miss Albcrtino Parker and
Miss 11ildreth Berry are spending part
OF their vacation in Milton with the
formers grandparents.
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dren.-Howard Winterbottom of Bur,,pg-
ton Is spending a week with his father M
George Loveand' s.--Miss Matte McKen-
zie is at home for a vacation from schoo,
work-George Freeman Of Northfiold was
In town to attend his fathers funeral
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. Truman Burritt Saturday afternoon
at 2'S0.-F. l.. Andrews of Shelburne was
In town the first of the weck.-Mr. and
Mrs. George Freeman have returned to
Northfield.-Mrs. Alger of White River
Junction was here to attend the funeral
Of her father, Alec Freeman.-Mr. and
Mrs. Clark Pierce and daughter. Cora
lene have returned from Nyack, n. Y,
where they spent the past few MONTHS
Miss Hilda Walker and Miss Marion
Wright of Burlington are spending few
days at J. IT. Aliens
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FRANKLIN.

Charles Whitney who has been IN
Seattle for nearly five years, Is spend
ing fcw weeks with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. u. Whitney,-Mr. and Mrs
John Iabare of Eichford were in town
Thursday, Mrs. I.abarc remaining until
saturday morning.-1Miss Anna Powell
or the Welcome house, boston, Is
spending the summer with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Powell.-R
Il strait. who has been farm manager
for Hon. c. w. Gates, has purchased
the George Pomeroy farm of the own
er, c. H. Ladd. Possession will be
given November L-Children's iay
was observed with appropriate exer-
cise9 in both churches Sunday.-Di5-
trict superintendent. Rev William
shaw will preach in tho Methodist
Church Sunday evening at 1880 o'clock
and will hold quarterly conference
the following Monday morrins.-Mrs.
Marion Wright and two children OF
Montgomery are visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. III. II. Olmstead.-Mrs.
Ada Green and daughter OF Bristol
Conn, are guests of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. f. ID, Gallup.-Miss Lavina
Gallup Of Jeffersonvile spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. f.
Gallup Woodman Memorial Sunday
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters met We'd
nesday with Mrs. Bessie Kelley. Mrs.
5. w. Rogers of Jeffersonville was at
w. w. Aldrich's the first of the week.
Miss Mabel Prior is passing some time
with her sister, Mrs. Laura Redmond. in
Williston.-A daughter has been born to
Mr.. and Mrs. j. =. McKense-G. c.
Drinkwater and daughter, Luella of
Underhill were alta. Rollinss Sunday. Mrs.
Drinkwater. who had been visiting there
Few days returned home with him. Miss
Luella will remain for week or two
with relatives.-Mrs Alice Parker of
Essex was at her fathers, N. Smith, the
last of the week.-Road Commissioner
White Is extending the State road south
from the piece that was put in last year
on the Hinesburg road near +. c.
HutchinS's
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RICHFORD.

The school directors have engaged the
following corps of teachers for the high
and graded schools of this village for the
coming year: Principal. d. W. McClel-
land Of Burlington; assistant, Miss Olive
HAYDEN of Underhil; second assistant for
commercial course not yet secured, gram
mar school. eighth and ninth grades
Miss Frances Ledoux OF Bakersfield; sew
enth grade. Miss Loela Farmer of Rich
ford sixth grade, Miss Mildred c. Farr
OF Waitsneld; fifth grade, Miss Gertrude
Fiji of Rutland; fourth grade, Mrs. j. NJ
Robb of Richford; third grade. Miss
Charlotte Hopkins of Montgomery; sec
ond grade. Miss Mary Moore of Richford
first grade, principal. Miss Matte Ken
iedy of Richford; assistants Miss Kath-
eryne Hopkins and Miss Gertrude Golf OF
Richford.
The Sweat Comings company, one OF
the bidders for the construction of the
United States postottice and customs
house In Richford hes been notified by
the treasury department that all bids
were rejected as they were above the ap-
preparation available, 1t was also stated
that when new plans and specifications
we're prepared. all bidders would be given
another opportunity to bid If desired. This
will delay beginning work on the build
,ng.-The Rev. w, e Douglass preached
the baccalaurcatc sermon before the
graduating class of the johnson normal
school Sunday evening The Rev. r.
Wilson Day of Franklin preached the
baccalaureate sermon before the gradual
ing class of the Rchford high school in
the Method IT Church Sunday morning.
MI and Mrs. John N. Powell of Los
Angeles. Cal. arrived here Friday even
ing for a visit with relatives They arc
former residents of Richford -Richford
high school defeated Newport high on
Island Park Saturday afternoon in a
game OF ball. IA to 3.
Professor ]. +. Messenger of the Uni
versty OF Vermont will deliver the adj
dress at the graduating exercises of the
kichford high school in Aver hall
ing of History" The salutatory essay
will be read by Miss Mildred j. Douglass
on 1.-THE Advantages of Country Life"
the valedctory by Miss Muriel NJ Roaz;
the prophecy by Miss Cornelia c. Kinney;
an Grafton by William II. Greene on
THE Importance OF Agriculture as a
Science and an Grafton by George IT,
Read on Photography as Hobby"
Others who will take part are Tanning
G. Maloney. Miss Helen NJ. Shattuck
and Miss Mae Wallace.
r. f, Harkins. a native OF Virginia.
who is making tour on foot throuec,
northern New York. Vermont and New
Hampshire for relief for threatened
lung trouble. was In town last week
and while here was the guest OF l.. Il.
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FRANKLIN
ST. Adams.

Miss bernice Campbell. daughter of
MI ana Mrs z, w. Campbell Of st. AL
pans town and Eli Walton Earle Of
schenectady, n. Y, Will be marSied
at the brides home on Wednesday
evening. June 81
SUNDAY was observed as Memorial
gay by the various lodges of odd. Fellows,
iarge number, including delegation
from the Rebekah lodges, attended
special service at the Congregational
church in the morning when the Rev
W, Parkyn Jackson preached Following
the service the order marched 10 the
south Main street cemetery. where the
graves Of deceased brothers were
decorated. After this light lunch was
served at the hall on Kinsman street.
Miss Laura Holmes Will sail satur-
day from Boston for a trip abroad,
She will be accompanied by her aunt,
Miss Lucy Wheelock Of Boston.
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BERKSHIRE.

Joseph LeMay Of Westfield is visiting
AZ a. II. Bowen's a few days-Miss
Agnes Sutherland Of New York is spend
ing few weeks with her uncle Alexan-
der Brown.-Ch.ldrens day was observed
in the Second Congregational Church Sun
eay.-Linus Leavens Of Cambridge ia
pessing II few days with T. H. Wallbeoff.
The Rev. F. w Day will preach the an
hual service TO the Foresters June IS in
the Second Congregational Church. The
Grange and Modern Mechanics are
invited to attend.-I. Stanhope OF
Stephens Mills was in town Tues
day.-During the storm Sunday night
two OF 3. s. Jeffords best cows
we're killed by lightning.-T condition
Of A H. Bowen and J. ]. McKenney, who
ere both seriously Ill. Is not so favorable.
- Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Weld and son, Hugh,
visited in Franklin over Sunday.
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MILTON.

Mrs. Sarah ID. Howard of Malone n. Y.
IL In town.--Miss Katherine Barnum
OF Richford visited her grandmother, Mrs
Barnum. over Sunday.--Miss Phoebe
Glazier returned to Athens Monday, hav-
Ing been with her sister through the
school year.-Mrs. Fred Holmes and
daughter went Monday to Springfield
Mass on a two weeks visit.-Campers
have arrived at Camp Watson-Mrs. Will
liam ODonnels died Sunday at her home
on the Evarts place in the west part Of
town.-Mrs. +. w. Quinn went Mon
day to CRANKY, p. O.. to attend the fun
eral of Henderson Minor.-Miss Margaret
Rugar has finished work al the town
clerks office and will 20 to hotel at
Port Kent, n. Y. for the summer-Miss
Clara Phelps arrived Saturday from
Audubon, Iowa. Her father went on TO
Boston but returned Wednesday to
visit his father o. q. Phelps.-Mrs NJ. J..
Perry, who suffered paralytic shock
Sunday. is unable to use one arm.
The Woodmen's memorial exercises
were held at the opera house Sunday
afternoon with q sermon by the Rev.
j. G. Currier. After the service the
members of the order marched to the
cemetery where the graves were dec
orated.-The graded schools closed
Friday. Principal Bailey went to his
home in Manchester. n. H.. Saturday
and Miss Marion Richards to her home
In Maine.--The Rev. L. Z. Herrick Dr.
and Mrs. L. c. Holcombe and two chill
uren went to Randolph by automobil
Friday to attend the commencement
exercises of the Randolph high school,
Mr.. Herrick's grandson, Lewis Flint,
being one of the "a graduates.-The
Rev, Daniel Mcintyre of Townshend
officiated at the Congregational Church
Sunday.-Charles Krmball of Westford
spent Tuesday with his niece. Mrs
George Minckler.--S. O. Brush Of Bur-
lington was at his fathers, H. A.
Blush's, Tuesday.-Miss Pierce, field
secretary of the Home Missionary
Union. gave a very Interesting talk on
her work in the State at the Congre-
gational vestry Monday evening
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BEAVER.

Willis N. King and family have moved
back from Mr.. Goodyear's. where they
have been since their house burned. Fired
Thompson's little girl, about two years old,
broke an arm near the shoulder Monday
while playing with older chidren.-Airs.
George Wagner has gone to the Fanny
Allen hospital for treatment.-Mrs. Sarah
Craft and Mrs. II. W. Craft and children
are visiting In South Burlington for a
few days.-Mrs Marcus Lafin of Georgia
was a guest at the home Of w. o. King
Friday.
Mrs. George Wagner. who went to
the Fanny Allen hospital for treatment
about n week ago. died there Monday
morning. The body was brought to
her late home Monday. The funeral
was held Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Wagner leaves n husband and seven
children.-II. =. Churchill Is moving
from hrs sons near Huntvllle to his
old place on the West road near North
Fairfax.
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Will be observed with a union service
In the Methodist Church next Sunday.
The Rev. Mr.. Turner Will preach.--Mrs.
Emma Bell Is In Burlington.-Mrs. +.
IT, Hopkins and MISS Margaret are in
Boston this week attending the COM
nencement of Simons College, from
which Miss Hilda is to graduate.-Hon.
G. w. Gates and family and Mrs. Annie
Labare are attending commencement
at st. Johnsbury this week. from which
Miss Edith Gates is to be graduated
Fred s. Brush and family Of Montreal
are expected at Patterns for the sea-
son.-Mrs. A. d. Whitney and son.
Charles. arc visiting DR.. and Mrs.
whitney In Northneld.- hrgh school
closed the past week and all tho exer-
cises were we'll rendered
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The First quarterly conference Of the
local Methodist Episcopal Church will be
held at East Franklin Saturday evening
Quarterly meeting will be held at the
same place at 1890 a. m. on Sunday. 1he
Rev. William Shaw. district superintend-
ert. will preach.-Mr, and Mrs Chadwick
Of Sheldon passed Saturday and Sunday
al the home OF Mrs. ChadwiCks daughter,
Mrs. David Paxman,-Among some of the
visitors in town Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs c. Fl. Austin of Richford, Mr. and
Mrs. Emil Gibson of Enosburg Falls at
T. A. Austlns. and John Beatty and
daughter. Ethel. OF Richford at John Jo-
ley's.-There will be no preaching at this
place Sunday afternoon.-A memorial ser
vice for the three orders. Foresters.
Grange and Mechanics will be held at tho
Second Congregational Church at Berk-
shire Center at 2:30 o. m Sunday
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COLCHESTER.

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace White June S.-Mr. and Mrs
Scion Bigelow and children of Westford
spent Saturday with Mrs. G.. N. Wright.
Mrs. Charles Beers and daughter, Jean.
OF Denver, Colo, who have been visiting
MI and Mrs. Carpenter. went Saturday
to Charlottesville remains OF Mrs Mary
Cheney who died at the Mary Fletcher
hospital Friday night. were brought to
Colchester for burial Sunday.-Mr and
Mrs. T. x. Burnham and daughter OF
Bristol are visiting at d. ]. Algers.-J. II.
Lyon attended the G. A. r. encampment
at Bennington last weck.-The Rev. j. 7.
Buzzell and daughter, Pansy, Of Jericho
were in town Sunday.-The Rev. and Mrs.
w. w. Smith were called to Weybrldgo
Tuesday to attend the funeral of Alexan-
der Hamilton.-The Kings Daughters will
meet with Mrs. J. B. Thompson Saturday
afternoon. Supper will be served Miss
Anna Price will be n guest at the meet
ing. Miss Price will also speak at the
morning services at the Congregational
Church, June IS.
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HINESBURG.

G. d. Boynton and L. l, Brownsor
attended the State G. A. r. encamp-
ment Mt Bennington last week, Mrs. C. j.
Russell of Burlington is spending a few
days with her father NJ, II. Remington
Mrs, A. 8. Hull has returned from a
trip to Saranac Lake, N. Y.-The board
ing house OF w, E. Andrews will be closed
July Mrs, Frank Hinsdale and Mrs.
Guy Tobey attended tho Eastern Star
convention at Burlington Wednesday
The death of Alec Freeman OF this town
occurred at the Soldiers Home at Ben
nington Friday. June 0. The remains ar
rived here Monday and the funeral was
held at his late home Tuesday at eleven
o'clock. Ho leaves a wife and four chill
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EMosBURc.

Mrs Reed ingalls,. who has been IN poor
health for some time. died Sunday night.
Inc funeral was held Tuesday afternoon
vt the house. Mrs. ingalls, is survived by
Two sons and daughter. She was born
and lived In Enosburg all her lifc.-Mr.
ana Mrs. Curtis ingalls, are in town, call
GU by the sickness and death OF their
nother-The Rev. Mr.. Vradenburg and
e. II. Fairbanks have gone 70 Bellows
rails to attend the State convention of
congregational Churchcs.-G. S. Fassett
was in Burlington Friday.-Mrs. Yates
ana daughter, Mrs. Rhodes Cushman,
vent to st. Adams Tuesday to visit rea-
t'res.-Mrs. F. L. Kenield and son, Law
isnce, are passing some days at Enos-
burg Falls with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Woodward
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs, +. r. Strong and son,
Harry, are visiting friends In BRISTOL
Miss Hazel Thayer of Warren is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Richard I'ielder.-Mrs
Cora Barker of IIncsburg visited her
nephew, Edison Pierce. and other friends
here the first of tho week.-Mrs.. Sarah
Baldwin Is visiting at John Benedict's in
Bristol.-Charles Taft of Montpelier visit
ed relatives here the first of tho week.
John Andrews and daughter. Ruth OF Es-
sex Junction, visited his son. Fred. the
first of the week.-Mrs.. Ella Grace has
returned to Richmond after a few days
gtaV bprn
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MONTGOMERY.

There Is to be an Ice cream social We'd
nesday on the common for the benefit OF
the band.-Children' day was approprl-
ately observed at the Methodist Church
on Sunday-Mr. and Mrs. Newton Farrar.
who were married recently. were given a
reception Friday evening.-Mr and Mrs.
j b. Lumbra entertained a party OF
friends from Canada Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Webster Domino OF St John, p. O..
visited at Darius Domina's Sunday.-Mrs.
Lillian Comings visited Sunday in North
Troy.-The Rev w. G. Mansfield is at
tending the Adventist conference In
Canada this week Arden Laplant has
returned from a visit IN Massa chusct,s -
George .. Richardson Ia at Lake Cur'n!.
having the Richardson cottage repaired.
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CHARLOTTE.

In school No Is, Charlotte, the follow
ing pupils had no absent marks during
the spring term Leon Lissor, Arthur
Lissor, stella Lissor. Harold Root. Robert
Root, Baldwin Skiff, Gilbert Stebbins,
Marion Cook, Ruth Wilson. Lila White.
more and Harold Brand. Russell viii.
liams was absent one half day.
The wedding of Miss Rena Johns and
Robert Holmes was held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Claxton Wednesday
evening OF last week. The bride wore
white messaline with beaded yoke and
carried a bouquet of white roses. She
was unattended. The wedding march was
played by Miss Maud Holmes The house
vas trimmed with daisies, pink peonies
and ferns. Those attending from away
were Mrs. Gertrude Hayward and daugh-
ter of Washington, DR.. and Mrs. Ross of
Richmond, DR.. and Mrs Morrison of Bur-
lington, the Misses Reed VI Troy and e.
ClaXton and daughter and Hattie and
Alice Holmes of Proctor There were
many presents. After a short trip they
will reside in their new house at Lake
View orchard.
The Ladies' Aid held their regular
monthly business meeting Wednesday
" Root has gone to the Fanny Allen
hospital for treatment.-Mrs. Raymond
McGee is very ill.--Mr. and Mrs. John
Williams are visiting in Peacham.-Mrs
n. G. Bush is recovering from her recent
ilness-Mr. and Mrs John Rice of West
ford are guests at r. II. Smiths
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs Nelson Hall, who has been i'll for
two weeks, is a little better.-AIss Lorey
Gle was at home from Underhill Satur-
day and Sunday.-The society of Busy
Bees met at Mrs Harry Gregorys Satur-
day afternoon. Refreshments were serv-
ed Miss Bernice Hall, who has been
caring for her mother, returned to Cam
fridge Monday
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Mrs. Flora White and daughter of Des
Moines. Ia, are visiting relatives here
and in Jericho. They expect to remain
through the summer.A 40 hours devo-
ton service began at St. Thomas
Church Monday morning, closing Wednes-
day. Tho Rev. Father Therien was as
sisted by several priests from nearby par
ishes. Mrs. Michael Ryan has gone Ia the
hospital for medical treatment.-A troop
of the 10th cavalry Of Fort Ethan Allen
will arrive in a few days and camp on the
Hicknell lot. It will be in camp one
month-Ira Morgan attended the funeral
OF his sister at Bakersfield Thursday.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Hilton, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z. Ham
rnond. aged Il years. who was operated on
for appendicitis Monday. June 5, died
Wednesday. The funeral was held at the
church Friday at p. m, and was largely
attended. The Rev r Wilson Day of
Franklin officiated and was assisted by
the Rev. Arthur Carpenter of Abbott's
Corner. Que. Floral tributes were many
and beautiful. Principal Boyd and teach
ers OF the high school of Franklin, of
which he was a student, attended in a