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LAM0ILLE
HYDE PARK.

Wilbur Griswold. aged a years. died
March - OF heart failure. He was a
veteran Of the civil War and is sur
viyed by a wife and six children. The
funeral was held at North Hyde Park
Friday. The district school play
was success, being greeted by full
house.-Walter Strong returned from New
York Thursday. His brother IS much
pletes six years of service in that
capacity April l. when he will give way
to another INSTRUMENTATION is made
OF the marriage OF Judge Tucker and
Mrs. Mary MacCargar of Rochester,
y. Y, at which place they will reside.
The Washington eXcursionists are hav-
ing most enjoyable time.--Willis Parker
Of Montpelier has been in town tho past
CeW daYs.--N. l.. CriSwold and his dauGh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. I-:sn Griswold left
for their home in Colorado City, Colo.
last evening. School IN the academy
win commence Tuesday North Hyde
Park Dramatic club will appear hero
this neutrality-suspicious. & Parker
have the contract to put up a house
for Mrs Mary Buckham. Miss Benjamin
has returned from a visit Of several
weeks In Bcnnlngton. The Home Culture
club held its last meeting OF the season
Monday night with Mrs. Page. The new
officers are: President, Mrs. Charles God
dard. vlco-president. Miss Doris DEMO;
treasurer. Mrs. Isadore Thorp; secretary.
MR. Chester Leach. Senator Page will
leave for Washington Friday.-E. Il.
Lilcy and family spent Sunday with rela-
tive, AT sheldon.
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GEORGIA.

The Epworth League viii hold n
sugar socfal at the Methodist Epsco-
pal Church Friday evening. March 81.
Mrs. Wellington. Daniel and Miss
Grace Bragg are at home from their
respective schools for the Easter vaca-
tion.-Mrs Edith Waller and child Of
New Bedford, Mass. are visiting her
mother, Mrs. Agnes Newton.-Mra
Fred Pattee Is ill.--Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Harrls's three children are III with
measles.
The Epworth league VII serve new SUI
rar at the vestry of the Methodist Epis-
copal church Friday evening March 81
Mrs. Fred W. Bliss and Miss Lucy Wood
attended the Missionary jubilee at Bur
lington Wednesday and NATURALIZATION
y. Wood, who has been seriously ILL., IS
gainng.-Mr and Mrs Myron d. Waller
and son. DenniSonS of New Bedford,
Mass, are visiting relatives in town -
Mrs. Eliza Morton Is visiting her son,
John. in Rchmond.-Dr. q. II. Martin
was in Burlington Friday.-B. G. Barrows
and family have moved to Milton. where
he has bought the meat market Of f. G.
Bcvins.-M. o. Bragg has been appoint
ed school director to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF h. c. Bar
rows.-Arthur wood Of Burlington is Wis
ting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs f. A.
Wood.-Miss Elida Bragg attended the
teachers examination at St Adams,
March % and 24.-Raymond Newton of the
Burlington high school Is spending the
Easter vacation with his parents.-Mas-
ter Paul Newton Of Burlington is visit
ing his grandmother. Mrs. Agnes New
ton.-Ntss Edith Cleveland Francis Har-
ris, Chester Raine and Harvey Sunder-
land are convalescing from tho measles.
Miss Ella Cleveland. who teaches in
the Barre graded school Is at homo for
the Easter vacation.-WellinGt Bragg
of the L. v NJ. and Daniel Bragg of the
Bellows Free Academy. are visiting their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. O. bragg
The subject OF the Fpworth league meet
ing for next Sunday evening will be
Temptations" the leader. Merton
Bragg.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Clayton Fonda Is visiting his sister,
Mrs. W. f. Horsford in Morrisvile.-
Mrs. +. 3. Kimball OF Westford IS
spending a week with her mother,
Mrs. Ransom Beers, who is ill.-Mrs.
q. W. Baker of Plainfeld and two lit
tie sons have been visiting her hus-
hand. who has a position in A. r.
Whites creamery for the season.
Maurice Beers returned Saturday from
weeks vrsit with relatives in Essex
The town schools will open
April 3 for the spring term.--Miss
Ethclinda Rich and Lucy Rich OF Bur-
linSton and Henry Putnam OF Brig
ham Academy are spending the spring
vacation with their grandparents,
Doctor and Mrs. W. H. II. Narney.--
Miss Lillian Burroughs OF Vergennes
Is the guest of her brother, Ira Bur
roughs, and famly.-Frank Douglass
has moved from Monkton boro to J. J.
Quinlan's tenement.-Mrs. Joseph Muir
Of Burlington and children are visit
Ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Jacohs.--A class in catechism taught
by Miss Mary Qunlan meets at the
village every Friday afternoon.-Mrs.
Peter Aunchman and daughters have
returned from Vergenncs, whore they
have been visiting relatives.
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UNDERHILL,.

Arthur r. Ballard and Nina s Warren,
both of Fairfax. were married at the
Methodist Episcopal parsonage March q
by the Rev. A. II. Sturgis.
A reception was rendered Mrs Hattie
l.. Palmer past department president,
Friday afternoon at G.. A. r. hall by the
ladies' of the w. r, c. and invited quests,
the occasion being in honor Of her birth
Gay. The hall was charmingy decorated
with the national colors. A pleasing fea-
tuTe OF the afternoon was a postal show
err a number of the cards coming from
her co-Workers in the department. At the
close of the social hour a dainty tea was
served. "A birthday cake adjoining the
renter of the table bearing the Inscription,
iSf5-l91l Mrs. Maria La selle, in behalf OF
tho W. r. c.. presented Mrs. Palmer with
u sift from the treasury. She was also
the recipient Of bouquet OF carnations,
presented by Mrs. Schweig.-Mr and
Mrs. M. p. Maurice of Morrisvile spent
few days this week at the home of
her mother Mrs NJ. c. IIale-Miss Kath-
oi1no Kennedy of Richmond Is visiting
friends In town.-ftoward lockwood of
Hanover. N H., is visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. lockwood. Miss
Olive Hayden. who has been teaching
school in Richford. Is at home for the
Easter Neutrality-suspicious. and Eva Nay
of Boston, Mass. were called here this
week by the death of their grandmother,
Mrs. Nelson Nay.
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SOUTH ALBURGH.

Mrs. Sadie WedGeworth Minnerly, w!fs
of William Minnerly. died at their homo
in New York city, Monday March %,
aged 40 years and a few months, from
tuberculosis. The funeral was held Thurs
day March % al p. m, from the Baptist
Church of that city. Of which She way
a member. Her loving. cheerful dispose
ton endeared her to all, as was shows
by the profuSiou of flowers that wer.
sent by many friends Mrs Minuerly was
the only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Wedseworth of Alburg. Her father Henry
Wedgeworth, died November ~, 1910. Thus
the family We're twice bereft in few
months. BESIDES a husband she leaves
a mother Mrs. Annie Wedgeworth, and
two brothers, Loren Wedgeworth OF this
town and Hobart Wedgeworth of Burling-
ton.-D. II. Eddy attended the funeral Of
his uncle, Henry Ladd. in Essex, Sunday,
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Lila McNancy of Claremont y
H., * spending the Easter vacation with
her mother, Mrs. Mary MCNaney Mar
shall Field OF WoodsVille. y. H., and
Arthur Field o. Hebron, Me, are visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs O. A. Field
Mr., and Mrs NJ. II. Whitney of Bristol
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Whitney
Mrs, f. W. Davis Is ill.--Miss Frances
LedouX OF Richford, Miss Myrtle Stone of
Barre and Miss Cynthia Doane OF Hard
wick are spending the Easter vacation
at their homes.-M Mrs Ii, H. Scott is seri-
ously ill-Clifford Stuart of Fairfax spent
Sunday with his aunt Miss Spofford.-
". A. Whitney. H. II. Head and Gaylord
barnes, the town listers. attended the
listers meeting at st. Adams Monday
The senior class OF brigham academy,
Miss Alice Stephenson, Miss Maybelle
Barry, Miss May Brahana and Miss
Mabel Laplant, accompanied by Miss
Waterman, left Friday night tor "A trip to
Washington, u. c, Miss Mary Barry,
-hiss villa Page and Miss Clara Burgess
Joined the party.-NIss Daisy d. Bells
entertained party Of young ladies at her
home Tuesday evening In honor OF Miss
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WEST BOLTON.

Miss Edith Tomlinson Of Fair Haven
Is at home for a short stay.-John Hill of
WHiston is very Ill at O. J. Hosford' s.
Miss Ida Lancer has gone to Springfield
Mass, to reside.-Miss Minnie Fuller was
1T home from Waterbury Tuesday The
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Davis was the
fcene Of pretty wedding Tuesday even
ng when their daughter, Ruth Mildred
Tomlinson, and Willis G., son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. L. S. Mnckler of Grand Isle, were
united in marriage by the Rev. +. G.
Abbey Of Essex.
Mrs, John ELLIS and son are at Mr..
Amos Hills for q few days.--Mr. and Mrs.
w. Gonyeau visited at Henry Msyvillcs
IN Essex Saturday and Sunday.-Mrs, Roy
Caswell, who was operated on for appen-
dicits at the Fanny Allen hospital re-
Gently, is reported as doing well-Mss
Jeneva Patterson was at home from St.
Adams Saturday and Sunday.-Miss Ruby
Phelps is at home from Burlington for a
short time.-Miss Lois Mayville OF Essex
Is visiting friends In this neighhorh0od,
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sNANTON.

Miss Nary Frances ManniX, second
daughter If John \. ManniX, died late
Friday night of slow fever with which
she had been i'll several weeks, She was
born in Rouscs point 10 years ago, and
came to Swanton with the family q dozen
years ago Miss ManniX was q member
of the graduating class of the Swanton
high school ana had planned - 20 10
Washington with her class. which left
the day she died, with little Knowledge
of her critical condition. She was Il very
lovoohlc character possessing mind
that marked her as ono of the best stu
dents in the class There was service
at the house Monday afternoon at 2:3o
and the remains We're taken to Rouses
polnt Tuesday morning, where funeral
exercises WerO held MT ,I, .bi,,.l
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mrs. Hannah Allen, the aped mother
OF Mrs. Charles Il. Osborne. died at the
home of her daughter Tuesday night
at the age Of 81 years. Mrs Allen had
been IN feeble health for some years
and for some time had been almost
entirely helpless She had been ten
DERBY cared for by members of the
household and passed away peacefully
at the end. Besides her daughter, she
is survived by son, George. Mrs.
Allen came hero from Essex junction
about three years ago. The funeral
will be held at the house Friday after
noon at one o'clock, the Rev. S. H.
Darnum officiating.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Womens Foreign Missionary society wiz
be held at the parish house, Thursday at
2:30 o'clock.-The Ladies Aid society OF
the Congregational Church will give a SO
cial and old fashioned spelling hce Mt the
parish house Thursday evening go ''-
dies will bring their lunch in tin pals
and share with their partners-Nliss Ger
trude Barnum is at home from Mt Hol-
yoke College to spend tho spring recess,
-Hovey Jordan came home Thursday,
from the L. V. NJ to spend the spring re-
cess.-Mrs Flora Nichols and children,
returned to Middesex Wednesday after
spending two weeks visiting friends
and relatives intoWn.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank G. Hyde are the parents of a baby
girl, Helen Louise. born March 2s.-S. G..
Lee Is in poor health and confined to tho
house.-Prof. S. b. Hardness. now of
Brown University. Providence r. l.. the
first principle of the Jericho high school,
who has been n visitor among his old
friends the past week, returned to Provi-
denCe Tuesday
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

tenement OF William Barber on the south
road to w. G.. Mansfeld's house at the
village, and John Barnard from one Of
Nelson e. Hall Co.'S house into the Bar
her house, vacated by Reymour.-E s,
Campbell and family are moving to Bclvi-
deere Corners, where Mr.. Campbell Is
erecting a now saw mill-Postmastcr w.
]. Wright has received instructions from
tie postofilce department at Washington
to start rural route No. June IA com
petative examination will be held April
% by tho United states civil service COM
mission for carriers and blank appllca-
tons and further information can ne had
by applying to Mr.. Wright at the post
ofice.--H. T. Ryther Of Barton has enter
ed the employ of Nelson & H9i 60.
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FAIRFAX.

Miss Marjorie Connors IS spending her
vacation at the home of II. y McNall-
John Wolcott of Milton is seriously i'll
with pneumonia at the home of Roy Lew
is.-There were about 81 at the reception
given the Re-. and Mrs Van SchaicN
Monday evening. Refreshments We're
served and q pleasant evening spent.
Mrs Van Schaick was presented with
purse OF s2O.-Jancs Coodal Of Essex
Junction is In town.-Mrs. William Fan
cher, who has been spending several
weeks with relatives In Johnson, has 70
turned home.--John Towne and family OF
Milton have rented rooms of Mrs. W H.
Fancher. Mr.. Towne Will work for G. 5.
Howard the coming season Mrs. Anna
Iiolbrook is visiting Mrs. Ray lewis IN
Westford-Mr, and Mrs Hiram Bevlns
of Milton visited friends I'm town last
Sunday,--Mr and Mrs II. W McNall
ana children spent Sunday with Mrs, y.
VI. Ballard-A union service was held at
tho Baptist Church Sunday evening az
which the Rev c. L. Van Setback gave
his farewell sermon,-Miss Bessie Shell
tea was pleasantly surprised by 70 OF her
friends on the evening of her 18th birth
day. She was the recipient OF many pres.
ents, refreshments served and pleas
ant time enjoyed.-Mrs. II. O. Shepardson
is confined TO the house by iluess-Mr
ana Mrs, Jesse Parsons visited in West
ford Sunday March 26--Arthur Berkeley
Ballard and Miss Nina Sophronia Warren,
both of Fairfax, We're married at Under
hill March % by the Rev, A II. Sturges,
pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
After short trip they will reside ON
North Main street. Mrs Ballard is
graduate of Bellows Free Academy and
has been successful teacher I'm this
ana adjoining towns. MIR, ballard Is as
sistant buttermaker in the Fairfax cream
cry.
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dered verdict for the defendant on the
ground that no crime had been estab-
lished.
The now board of license commits
sioners, George C. Story, Orrin n.
Pease and N. II. BEcuycr, will meet
Saturday and organize, and get ready
Tor the large bunch of applications
1t Is estimated that there will he from
16 to 20 applicants for the six licenses
to be granted
The receipts Of maple sugar and syrup
have thus far this season been very light
considerably behind last season. owing TO
the remarkable difference in weather
conditions. year ago to-day the farm
ers were blowing In many sections Of
the State and tho sugar crop had been
nearly gathered. The season this year is
ruby two weeks late. The usual cry of n
light and poor crop is going the rounds
but the fact remains that tho best ouality
ana greatest quantity OF sugar is always
mace In April. No. 1 syrup Is bringing
from u .-5 to $3.50 per gallon, while cake
sugar runs from % to D cents per pound.
A dark secret, which had been kent sinro
Saturday when the ceremony was per-
formed, leaked out yesterday when tho
marriage Of Rosie Beaupre and John
Lowell was announced 1t was intended
to keep the ceremony quiet a time longer.
but the groom went on n spree and began
flirting with some Of his wife's best
friends, and she let the cat out of the
bag by getting Jealous and having her
new hubby arrested The wedding a
simple though striking affair, was per-
formed by Justice Hiram p. Dee sattr-
n OF ut
and Mrs. Peter Brace on Pearl street.
Pecan Menor and his blushlng bride rec
Amanda Peters. who were made one onlv
three weeks ago, acted az best man and
maid Of honor, respectively. Following the
ceremony was n reception at which the
refreshments were mostly wet and strong.
and the affair would probably have been
going yet. had the booze held out and the
police staid away. AS It was the bcst
man and maid of honor were arrested for
disturbing the peace. while the other
guests and tho bride and groom oscsped
The groom's arrest followed his wife's
complaint to the officers that he had been
''plastered' ever since the wedding and
that he hadn't got we'll enough acquainted
with her to tell her from other women
Lowell, it seems came here from Canada
a few months ago. leaving behind him a
wife and child. These died about three
weeks ago and Lowell went back and
buried them and then returned here He
grieved much over his lonely condition
until some Of his friends suggested that a
new wife would make him forget It
seems that II did for Lowell was in such
a state yesterday when arrested that he
had forgotten even his name and swore
that he was never married. He will have
his trial to-day and Rosie will attend
In Franklin county court yesterday
the jury In the case of State vs. John
Levick returned a verdict OF guilty
The case of state VS. Floyd Mason Of
Georgia, charging assault with intent
70 kill. is now on trial. The complain
ant Is Mrs. Mason, wfe of the respon-
dent. who claims that her husband
threatened her with a revolver on soy
eral occasions.
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home AT Myron Gordon's. The Rev. Mr..
Allen oiiicIatcd Edward Gotta visited his
mother, Mrs. Gonyca, Mt Napoleon La
Motifs Sunday. When they awoke in tho
morning they found their infant daugh-
ter, two months old, smothcrcd in bed
There is 10 be a sugar supper at tho
church dining rooms In Grand Isel Fri
day for the benefit Of the Methodist
Church.-Mr and Mrs. l. s. Mlncltler
have gone to West Bolton TO attend tho
wedding of their son, Willis, who Is to
marry Miss Tomlinson OF that place
Alexander $. Pearl and Laura McGowen
we're very quietly married at tn ehome
o. the bride In Grand Isle March % They
VIII soon begin housekeeping in their
homo recently bought of Victor Wilbur
who soon leaves Grand TeIe
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Mrs. Fred Fortune, aged Il years, diei
at her home Sunday morning after a ling
ering illness. She had been Il member "
the Methodist Episcopal Church for over
% years. She is survived by a husband
and four children. Mrs. J. +. Hill. Mrs
Hiram Lewis and Peter Fortune of this
town and Charles Fortune Of Colchester
The funeral was held from her homo
Tuesday afternoOn.-W yman 6olcomh
who has been living In Burlington tho
past few years, has moved back to tho
Island.-Pean Paro Is i'll with pneumonia,
DR. King was confined to the house last
week for a few days with the grip
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COLCHESTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Pitts have moved
into Mr.. Nelson's house-Miss lara Pitts
began her school in South burlington
Monday Master Heman Rice has the
Ineasles.-Mr. and Mrs, Delbart Algier
end daughter, Blance, returned Monday
from visit in Bristol. Miss Edith Blge-
low is visiting her grandmother, Mrs @.
n. Wright.--Mrs. John Gravel, who has
been caring for her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Nay, returned 10 her home In Vcrgennes
Tuesday.-Mrs. Sarah Nay Is much i'm
proved.--The Misses Grace and Myrtle
Mcneil are spending their vacation at
their homes.-H, Stewart Luck spent sun
day at the Rev. W W. Smiths.-Miss
PAMELA Smith Is spending the week in
Middlebury,--Pro X. NJ. Washburn Of
burlington will give lecture in the par
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SHELDON.

Z. w. Stebbins. who has been to Mon
trcal for treatment has returned home.
and is confined to his bed Erwin I.illey
and family spent sunday with his broth
or. Ben Lilley, station agent.-MrS. y. u.
Curtis gave a birthday party in honor Of
Mabel Eldred Friday afternoon.-IIor-
tense Marvin visited May Brown Sunday
Madam A. n. Brown Is ill.-RLth Brown
g also confined to the house.-Bertha La
rcange Of sheldon Springs spent Sunday
with her parents.--Mrs. Isabel Chase Of
Montpelier spent SUNDAY at the home OF
Mr., and Mrs Fred Chase.-S. VI. Kelley
is confined TO the house
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page ~

Of Burlington were in town Friday in the
interests of the Burlington High
School Mandolin club.
Reports from Mrs. Anna Small who
Is receiving treatment at a Burlington
sanatorium. indicate that she is not as
well. A counsel OF physicians was held
Monday.--Willis p Murphey of Belleville,
IL. and Henry II. Murphey Of White
River Junction visited their uncle, II. VI.
Hull. Monday Miss Beatrice Reed has
returned from the Fanny Allen hospital
and Is rapidly gaining In health. follow
Ing an operation.--ve little sugar has
been made by farmers as yet.-Miss Ruth
France has been i'll with the grip,
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BOLTON.

George RoDerts has bought Of Lewis
Cutter the brown house which former
ly belonged to the Stevens family
Katie McCabe Is i'll with the grip.-H.
Muzzy, who has been confined 10 the
house with sickness for the past week.
Is gaining.-Gcorge Thompson and family.
who lived on the James File farm In
Waterbury the past year. have moved
back to town.-Charles I.arncd is scri-
ously ill.-Miss Allie Thompson will go
to the Mary Fletcher hospital in Bur
lington the first Of the week, and OK.
poets to submit to an operation for APP
rendiCitic
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. G. s. Reynolds returned from
Boston Saturday. Miss Florence Hop
kins has been spending a week in Bos-
ton-Miss Margaret Hopkins Ia in East
BERKSHIRE, called there by the death Of
her grandmother, Mrs. Silas Hopkins
Mrs. r. j. Gates has suffered a relapse
ana is not as veil--C. l.. Towle has
moved into the tenement over the c. w.
Powell Co.'S store.--Mrs. Sage Is seriously
Ill at tho home OF her sister. Mrs. II. G.
Record.-Nery little sugar and syrup have
been made yet.--B. b. Tillotson has rent
cd the c. T.. Dawson house
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GRAND ISLE
GRAND ISLE.

Alexander s. Pearl and Miss Laura X,
MoGowan, both OF Grand Isle, were
united In marriage at the home of Mr..
and Mrs tlarland MCGOWAN, parents Of
tho bride, Wednesday. March -, at $50
T. m by the Rev j. s. Allen,
Mrs. Mary billings. widow of Aiken
Billings. died a her late home in Grand
Is Saturday morning after a short ILL
ness OF pneumonia. The funeral was held
at the Catholic Church In South Hero.
The body was put in the receiving tomb
In the Grand Isle cemetry.-The funeral
of Jennie Holmes was held at their old
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ALBURGH CENTER.

Captain Loren Rockwell left Saturday
for Tonawanda. n. Y.--Mrs Herbert
Brayton. who has boon visiting friends in
Boston, has returned home.-W. J.
Wightman is moving into tho house la To-
ly purchased by him Of j. b. Valentine.
Capt. f. y. Rockwell and brother, $.
j. Rockwell are visiting friends in Thorn
son y. =.
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ST. GEORGE.

Earl Aver. who has been confined to
the house with the grip for the past few
days. is able to lee out-Alrs. Edward
Kehoe and Mrs. Rolin Forbes spent Sat
urday In l}urlnGton.-Mr and Mrs Law
renee Wnlinger and family spent Sunday
in lston.-Mitchell Hinesdale and
Miss Jennie Sabin spent Sunday at Ro-
lin Forbes.
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JONESVJLLE.

Miss Flora Colby is tho guest of Mrs
Frank Chesmore.- stephen TIildreth
and Mrs George Goodrich of Wiliston
were in town Saturday Chester Cutler
moved his family to his farm on the
Huntington road Saturday.-Mr. Meal
lister Is suffering from ulcers OF the stom-
ach.-Mr. Eddy of Stowe was in town
yesterday.-The last meeting of the Lend
a-iIand was held at the house OF Mrs
Walter Edwards.-Mr. and Mrs Henry
Westal visited in Nilliston Sunday.