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FAIRFAX,

Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Gregory have re-
turned from Waterbury, where thav
have been attending the sessions Of
the Vermont Methodist conference
John Howard has been called to Bos-
ton by the death OF his sister. Mrs.
Sarah Bostwick.-W. 4. Smith has re-
turned from the Fanny Allen hospital.
There are several cases Of mcasle,
and whooping cough il town.-Frank
Hunt and friend, Mr.. Ferguson of
burlington, spent Easter with NJ
Hunts mother. Mrs. I. r. Iunt-Mrs.
Alva Hathaway Is passing a few days
in Montpelier. where Mr. Hathaway
has employm Buck Is at
home from Florida, whore he spent the
winter.-Tho Rev. Mr. Boardman will
preach at the Baptist church SUNDAY
morninC.-Thc friends of W. A. orion
of Washington, D. c., will be interest
ed to know that he with his family
will sail for Germany April %. where
he will spend six months in scientific
research for the benefit of agriculture.
He will visit England and France At
Paris he will attend the fourth inter-
national congress of genetics, where
he has a paper.
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who Is ILL., The condition of Mrs No
Kinney is failing slowly, and there 10
little chance OF her ultimate rccovor,,
Mrs Lydia f. Hewett of Burlington ,.is,,.
ed her sister, Mrs. A. j. Elliot, over tbe
Easter season.-Mrs. J. Birnev Martin IL
visiting her daughter Mrs. Ray Il. Ten
ney, of Claremont, n. H.. who Is i'll -
Henry T.. Rustcdt Is visiting his mother.
Mrs. H. Il. Rustcdt of this place.-Mrs
II. C. Aver Is visiting her daughter, Mrs
j. q. Sullivan Of Medford, Mass.-Simon
Dufur Is ill-SiX candidates received tho
ordnance of baptism ut the Baptist
Church Sunday evening In the morning
there were special Easter exercises, and
as there were no service, ut ITO Mctho-
dist Church "A large number from that
society attended.
Miss Eva Pond of Burlington Is visit
ing friends and relatives in this place
Mrs. NJ. w. Rounds has returned home
after an extended visit I'm the West.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

a daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Renendo Guilmett Tuesday. April Is
Mrs Carl Witherel has been quite sick
Mrs \. Simmons fen and broke a leg
while on the way to the Center last Satur-
day.-The sugar houses of Joseph Tou-
Ghetto and George Gushing We're burned
last week. Mr.. ToUchette's was fully
covered by insurance, while Mr. Cushing
suffered total loss, as he did not have
any Insurance. -Mr. and Mrs James A
Flint left Tuesday for their home in
Pony, Mont,-Henry Lafountain and fam
lily have moved to Barton, where Mr.
Lafountain has a position with the Yer
mont Butter Tub company.-Miss Mary
Kingsley, who has been spending the win
ter in Florida and New York city. re
turned home Saturday. She was accom-
panied by her sister from New York Miss
Louise KingSley.-Corlis Conterbar has re-
turned to New York city after a two
weeks stay in town
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BERKSHIRE.

Linus Lcavens and daughter, Dor
othy, and Mrs. Cronroy Leavens Of
Cambridge visited at the homo of +
II. WallheoT recently Candacc
Mckinney has returned home from
sheldon Sprmgs.--Miss Florence Skin
ner. who is teaching at Rochester. was
called home Friday by the Illness OF
hcr mother.-Dean Sarborn passed
sunday with Mr. and Mrs. +. \. Wall
hcoff.-When only "a hours old. a calf
owned by 3. s. Jefords weighed 102
pounds.-Harold c. TYLER has return
cd to his school at North sheldon
Scott McKenney and daughter of Hart
ford. Conn, visited at the home Of j.
NrKeuncV Monday
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JOHNSON.

Charles Edwin Rice, ii farmer living
about two miles below this village, was
taken suddenly III between three and four
o'clock Monday morning and died before
physician could reach him Health
officer Waite examined the body and
found that death vas caused by apoplexy.
Mr. Rice was IS years and II days Old.
He moved here from IraSburg, where his
remains were taken for burial He Is
survived by two sons. Harry who lived
at home, and Herbert. who is in the
customs service at Alburg. Jasper Foster
is moving into the Baptist parsonage
Work at the tale mine is suspended for
want of power.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

The funeral of Mrs. NJ. A. Armstrong,
who died of paralysis Tuesday, April II,
after an Illness Of a few hours. was held
at the home Thursday morning, April 49,
the Rev. Glenn W. Douglass of West
berkshire officiating. The bearers were
Noble Vincent Of St. Armand, Que. II.
r. Olmstead Of Franklin. J. 9. Towle
of Enoshug Falls and G, y. Phelps of
West BERKSHIRE Mrs Mary y. tNoble)
Armstrong was the oldest child of MIR.
and Mrs. w. +. Noble and was 30 years
old. She is survived by her mother, Mrs.
Marcia Noble, one daughter, Mrs. q. II.
PomoroY one brother. W r. Noble. and
two sisters. Mrs. Is. II. Gilbert and Mrs
J. r. Ilall, all of this place. Mrs Arm
strong was a member of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union and of the Ladies' Aid
society
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

daughter, Virginia Anna, was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Soule Sunday,
April s.-The Church Relief society will
serve supper in the vestry of the Congre-
gational Church Thursday. April 20. Mrs
!, n. Chase is chairman of the commit
tee.-Mrs. J. A. Archambault, who has
been Ill for some time, remains about the
same.-The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Episcopal Church will give pink tea in
the Guild rooms Thursday. April 81. Be
side the usual supper there will be for
sale In the afternoon and evening maple
sugar cakes, ice cream ana cake and
homemade candy. There will also be a
FISH pond.-Mr. and Mrs. Eben Hill are
romodelling their new home, the Rich
farm.
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Alexander Tcrrien and daughter. Mar
iha, of Montpelier were the guests OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Tuson Ter
tien, over Sunday.--Mrs. James Barrett
and children of Montpelier are visit
ing her father, Michael Murphy.--Mrs.
A. T. stevens Is in Brattleboro. called
there by the death of her uncle, F. C.
Gleason.--Miss Eta Rhodes. who is at
tending school at NorthHeh. Mass,
was called home last week by the seri-
'us illness OF her grandmother, Mrs.
edgar Barber.-Miss Faulkner returned
from his late home. with burial In Lake
Saturday from a throe weeks stay in
Boston.
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Johnson's age was 81 years. She was
born in Northhed and had lived in
stowe about II years. Besides her hus-
band, she leaves two daughters, the
Misses Ada and Lena, q baby son, Ell
burton, stepson, Leon johnson of
Burlington, a stepdaugAter. Mrs. Mar
ley Conley of stowe, her mother, Mrs.
Sloan. and three brothers. Frank, Clar-
ence and johnson Sloan OF Moretown,
and sister I'm Orange. The daughter,
Lena, Is i'll with pneumonia.--Mr. and
Mrs. p. A. Mills Of Essex Junction are
visiting In Stowe-7Announce ments
have been received OF the marriage on
April Is Of william J. Henry Of Bos-
ton and Miss Ruby Gertrude Stockwen
Of Claremont, N. H., where they will
reside for the present. Miss Stockwell
was for two years an assistant in stowe
high school-Mrs. NJ. y. Mcmahon and
daughters, Marie and Dorothy, and Mrs.
i. T.. Insolvency. and children, Rather
inc and Douglass. of Burlington are
visiting relatives in Stowe-Mrs. S. II.
Warren is i'll with bronchltis.-A son
was born April II to Mr.. and Mrs. II.
j. Spaulding.
The subject OF the sermon by the Rev.
+. T. Crane at Unity Church Sunday
morning will be "a Faithful Faith" At
the Congregational Church Sunday morn
Ing. the Rev A. j. Cornwell will preach
upon Jesus In Incognlto."-Thisy year be-
ing the 3OOth anniversary of the Englis n
Bible, a union service in celebration there
% will be held at the Congre gational
Church Sunday evening at seven o'clock.
The Rev. Mr. Crane will speak upon The
Bible as Literature" and tho Rev. Mr.
Cornwell upon The Influence Of the Bible
y. Roberts will be here to take charge Of
the services at the Methodist Epiecopal
Church Sunday morning and at the West
Branch Church Sunday afternoon The
Rev. and Mrs ]. O. Angel will leave
this week for his new charge in Williams
town.-Funeral services for Mrs Hcaly II
Johnson were conducted by tho Rev. J.
T. Angel at tho West Branch Church
Wednesday afternoon. The details we're
carried out in accordance with Mrs John
sons wishes The hymns of her selection
were what a Friend We Have in Jesus"
We'll Never Say Goodbye" and 90 Think
of the Home in Heaven" the singers be-
ing from the church choir. The favorite
psalms. "a and 81. and the 14th chapter of
St John were read. The bearers were her
sons-in law, Leon Johnson and FIarley
Carnley, nephew, Luclus Sallcs, and
brother. Carlos Boutwell,. Those present
from out OF town were Mrs. Johnson's
mother, Mrs. Boutwell, and four brothers
Of Morctown. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Johnson
II Burlington, Mrs. James French Of
Montpelier, Mr. and Mrs. George Bedell
Of Morrisville.-Th condition OF her
daughter. Lena. who is i'll with pneu-
monia. remains unchanged.-The ladies Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church will
serve supper at the vestry Wednesday
afternoon.--Alfred Marquette Of Winooski
Visited al II. c. Baileys this week.-Paul
Mum. who has visited his grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Mum, has returned to
Saranac Lake, y. Y.-Mr. and Mrs. G. A.
I.ley and Mr. and Mrs. II, f. Shaw have
returned from Burlington.-Mrs S. II.
Warrens illness has developed into bron-
chial pneumonia.
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WATERVILLE.

Fred Beard was IN East Fairfield on
Monday MIR and Mrs Il, j Kelley OF
MorrisN!!e visited her parents Nj and
Mrs Il. A Wiley, over Sunday.-E. d.
Leach and II l.. Beard attended the road
commissioners meeting at Hyde Park on
Wednesday The Methodist people have
bought tho Robertson house on Main
street for parsonage.-Mrs. Jennie
Maurice. Miss Elsie Carpenter and Miss
Cassie Potter are teachers at the graded
school this spring. Miss Hattie Bragg
Is teaching ut Brownsville, Miss Lula
Bragg a Wocott, Miss Maud DarTah Mt
Swanton, Miss Edith Tillotson at Green's
boro, Miss Bessie TIlotsou at North HYDE
Park, Miss Mildred Lumbra nj Sheldon.
Mrs Florence Maurice at Stowe, and
james Miller at WolCOtt
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WILLISTON.

There ia case of mumps in the south
part or the town.--The Rev. Mr.. Pot
Ter and family are expected to arrive
this week Thursday or Friday. Mr..
POTTER will occupy the pulpit next sun
oay-Mr. and Mrs. Homer Crown of
ESSEX Junction spent Sunday at f. w.
futnam 's--Through the Kindness of one
Of the teachers, the children at tho
academy enjoyed a sugar party Fri
lay afternoon.-The Rev. Mr. Kent and
family Will soon go to Salem, n. y.
where Mr.. Kent is to preach the COM
ng year.
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GRAND ISLE.

pleasant social event was a recep-
ton rendered Willis Minckler and bride
ut the home of Mr.. Mnckler. Thursday
evening. April 13,-Mr and Mrs. Watson
Blow. who was 81 Miss Jones OF Mont
pelier. are visiting Arthur Blow In Grand
1sle.-The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Minckler for dinner
Thursday. April 2o.-Ashley IIoag, UNI
dertaker, was called to North Hero Tues
day to attend the funeral of May Strong.
who died Of tuberculosis after a lingering
illnoSs.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mills Perkins of St Adams visited his
parents Sunday.-NIrs. l.. Abernothy. who
has been seriously ill., is improving. -
Schools in town opened Monday for the
spring tcrm.-1.aura Brady OF Newport is
spending the Easter vacation here. Rob
crt Parker of Burlington has been visit
ing his sister Mrs. W. -. Start-Thcre
are several cases Of measles in town
Emma and Stella Brady. who are at
tending school in Burlington, were at
home for Easter
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COLCHESTER.

me funeral of Frank Carey. who died
IN Eden Monday. was held at the Baptist
hurch Wednesday afternoon. the Rev.
sydney Aldrich officiating. The Rev and
MRS. Thomas Davidson of Charlotte were
N town to attend Mr.. Carey's funeral
MRS w. Fl. Munson underwent a serious
operation at the Fanny Allen hospital
Wednesday morning.-Miss Mary Me
Nell who teaches in Rutherford. NJ Y. Is
vending week with her parents-The
Kings Daughters will have a dinner at
me parish house Saturday.
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RICHFORD.

The ice in the mill pond went out Satur-
day morning, While this is not as late
within a day or two as in some years, it
Is about 10 or IL days later than the
average year. The Missisquoi river is
quite high but not as high as In some
years during the spring freshet, Miss
Fannie Hamilton Is engaged to teach the
spring term Of school in Hectorville.
Montgomery, and Miss Orpha Smith the
spring term on East hill In tho same
town.-Mrs, f, f, Houghton has returned
to her home in Springfield Mass. after
visiting her sister, Mrs, Arthur Mckinney.
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Mira. T.. r. Goodsell of this town
Pleasing Easter exercises were held at
the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
morning by the children, under the
direction OF Mrs Il. S. Fleury. Captain
John Montgomery was at home from Bur-
lington SundaY.-Mlss Ruth pike returned
to Plattsburgh Monday.--Mr. and Mrs
Jerry LaBombard Jr., spent Easter in
Montreal Miss Addie Burleigh of North
Hero is in town
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HILL WEST.

Mr.. and Mrs clyde Shangrow of Sam
sonVllle were the guests of her parents,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Lewis Rushford. Easter
Brennan Jewctt had a shock Sunday
night.-George Cushions sugar house
burned Friday. It is not known how the
ire causht-Mr. and Mrs William Ariel
spent Easter with her parents, A. St.
Ongc of Enosburg.
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FLETCHER.

J. X Boomhower Of Boston IS visiting
his mother.-C. c. Scott of Connecticut Is
visiting his brotherM. Weston is soon
to go to Connecticut, where he has g
position. Arthur Burnor of Jeffersonville
has finished work for f. L. Smith.-D. G.
Robinson is at home from St Adams,
where he has been on jury duty.-Albert
Wood Is very ill.-Mrs. u, g. Ballard Is
not us well.-Mrs. b. w. Corse is ILL
Byron Davis is at home from n visit in
Johnson
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MILTON BoRO.

Mrs. Frank Goodwin went to the St.
Adams hospital Friday for an opera =.
lion for appendicitis. She is dong as
well as could be expected.-Lewis
wells, who has run grocery cart for
u. n. Northrup OF st. Adams for the
past two years, expects to take pos
'ession of the corner grocery May T.
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MORRISVILLE.


Al inc annual meeting OF mount Nerhoh
i'o'se' a w. t.e oI.o"'nR u''ce'S
=, W. " w - a.
.a,,. ,.., =, .
r, S,a,.,o,, II E..a,,.t ~
W NJ rohrstor. II A,oh,.or
T. s G. II Palmer. marshal @
Spiller: T. Ira Chamberlain. chenlain
7. l., George; musical director. +. w
Gates.-Mr. and Mrs H. f. Hovey have
vacated the John Ferry house and will
move to the farm Of Smith e. Tilotson in
hyde Park. Tile Houston and family
will move to the house vacated by Mr.
HoVey.
Mrs Huldah 5. Morse died sunday
afternoon at $50 o'clock without APP
parent cause other than old age She
mad been unusually wei through tho
winter and had mad but one attack OF
her old trouble, asthma, which came
TO her during the past week. Satur'
day she seemed weaker and took her
bed and during tho day sunday she
gre" gradually worse until she passed
away in the afternoon. Huldah :.
Ainsworth was born in Woodbury. Juno
49, -'' '@4'N" ''NN-''. 900 80 S'''' 80 IL -
or age in June. She was daughter
or Joseph ana Betsey Ainsworth. In
october 1913, she was united in mar
riage to Ira Morse. Mr. and Mrs
Morse lived IN Plainheld for short
time then moved to Woodbury. where
they lived for about ~ years, when
they moved to Nclcott, where they re-
sided Tor about I'VE Years, coming to
Morrisville about - wears ago. Mr..
Morse died four years ago in March.
They lived together 63'a wears and
celebrated their 6oth anniversary IN
H'tihg manner she Is survived by three
SONS FRANK r. Morse or Nolcott,
George A Morse or MoTrisVi!le, ana
Leroy >. Morse OF JenersonVille, two
prothers' Frank Il. Ainsworth of Dan
WHO ana Henry a Alnsworth OF ProVi-
ue"ce' H. AT the annual meeting OIL
ucher Chapter, X. ~ Al INC ioI1"w-
ms oHicers were elected; Fred t
Marsha1i' excellent H. - Andrew G.
Sulham. King; w NJ. Johnstone, scribe;
o. w. Clark. treasurer; a. NJ. Adams
'oNie'aiy' d. a. thomson, captain OF
me most {. h. Green, principal So
Journer; A. n Camp, royal arch cap
tain; G. l.. Gates, master Of third veil,
Willis Terrill, master OF second veil:
Charles Raymore. master of first veil.
w. II. Towne. tyler. II u Brvant.
chaplain-Neirbhors ~ Harry. Nan.
land, about IA IN ,ur,,,or moved "A
cords OF wood .ro,,, .,,o1 ,,.,,,,, r,,.
being undor,,tro, -, nt,.n - ~.
-.
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"oou "'S az 7''
"'N MS w. NJ io"ers WEN u"
''"S '''' Mohuay Tor rev dhNs'-
'i''' hFehua Harris returned TO Pots
'an' ~ !" Monday to continue her
Stuoles In voice culture.--Mrs. +. J.
billings. who has passed a week with
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SWANTON.

jed Wright lonr-tir1o resident of this
place. Gi oppc1 dead Monday morning as
le was about to start the kitchen fire
Both Mr.. and Mrs Wright have been
deaf and dumb since childhood. Mrs.
Wright felt the jar as her husband fell
ard Fastening downstairs found him Mt mo
'.' p" y" h9H '.Aea'E s:..,,I To-
bct SJI.' WI. D.. N'r.-nt was employed
In Lapclle's poultry food mill as a labor
or, worked Saturday as usual and on
sunday seemed 10 he In his usual oN-
cenent health. He was born in Iighgate
g years ago, but most of his life wa,
passed here. He was an industrious citl-
zen and remarkably bright and we'll
Informed for one who could not hear or
talk. Resides a wife he leaves a son, a
pupil in the public school.
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JEFFERSONVII,LE.

The Misses Cooper, who have spent
the winter with their nephew, the Rev.
r, II. Trill have gone TO Boston, Mass,
for several weeks and then expect to re-
turn to their home in England Miss
Syhil Raymore has gone to Fairfield to
teach school.-The Crescendo club will
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. Frank
Blaisdell Miss Josie Upton, who spent
the past week here, has returned 10 Bos-
ton-Nlrs, John Tracy has returned from
North Cambridge. where she spent sew
eral weeks with friends. -Merritt Will
son, road commissioner recently attend
cd meeting OF the county road commits.
sioners in Hyde Park.-E, y, Hogan, a
the law firm Of Hogan and Hogan OF St
Adams was recently "A guest OF his sis
ter, Mrs. Edward Farr,-A daughter was
born to Mr. and Mrs Oscar Dyke April
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pneumonia DIR and Mrs. Frank Jackson
went TO Burlington Saturday. Mrs. jack
son assisted at the Easter music at the
Unitarian Cnurch.-M~s. y. W. Cross of
St JuhnsbGry assisted ir the choir OF tho
Universalist Church Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cross were guests of Mrs. Ida
Churchill
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ENOSBURG.

Arthur Leach. who has been very i'll
Of pneumonia, Is better.-rhe Rev j. +.
Bowman of Westneld occupied the pulpit
in Memorial church April Is and will
preach next Sunday
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