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pays, DuC Umpire MULCH Oh TIC
American league figured in one of
the most unusual stunts | have
ever seen on the diamond. I have
always contended that Mullen's
part should entitle him to a rank
ing in the fielding averages.
New York was playing at St.
Louis. Fisher and Blair was the
battery for St. Louis. Jimmy Aus
tin was on third base and Bill Ho-
gan at bat. Blair gave Fisher the
signal, but the pitcher must have
crossed him. Blair apparently
called for low curve, but Fisher
delivered a high fast one, Mullen
was behind the plate. 1t seemed
as if Blair lost sight of the ball
entirely, for it whizzed by him
untouched. Seeing this Austen
thought it easy to score on what
looked like a wild pitch, and dash
ed in. Jimmy had not figured on
Mullen's part in the play.
Naturally Mullen was crossed
worse than Blair. He was stand
ing erect, and had no chance to
dodge. The ball struck him fairly
on the mask and rolled 80 or 40
feet. This ball fell directly in front
of the plate, to the surprise of Blair
who was ready to give chase to
the grand stand. Blair picked it
UP and touched out the disgusted
and surprised Austin. Intuitively
Mullen arose from the ground,
just in time to see the play and
render decision.
| worked the bases with Mullen
&c.. IT. 4111
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During Sultan Hands busy
time, one of his rich pachas sentst
ten of his harem women to Lon-oo
don for safety. Now the ten aredt
on strike and wont obey his recall.7d
1t must certainly be awful to have Il
ten wives, none of whom will 5
obey. s
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40 d b1LLI hN ANS ~to
Mullen contends he leads the rest
of the umpire staff in fielding,
with percentage of 1000. 10
*3* II
Bill Donovan of the Tigers and Z
Rolly Zeider of the White Sox
possesses noses that are larger
than ordinary. Neither is sensi-
tive and during the season usual
ly indulge in a lot of arguments
over the relative size of the 9TH"
er's nasal organ.
During a game between theso
Tigers and the White Sox lasts
year, Bill and Rolly were doingsl
the coaching for their clubs. DOM
ovan is far above the average in
the use of the English language
as far as its witty and sarcastic
features are concerned. The two I
were engaged in a friendly argu-si
ment in which horfors were bout
even, when Zeider, in the hope of
crushing Donovan's talk, said: II
well, if had a bank account-u
as large as your nose would quitw
playing ball." u
eyes, and if had your nosets
filled with nickles 1 would havesg
more money. than Rockefeller" IL
retorted Donovan. -. III
That ended the argument ford
the afternoon. Bill smiled, as only
he can smile, as he continued on
his way to the bench. 50
-o-o-- II
During Sultan Hands busy
+;r,a ora Of hic rich 0ochoc cent -
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the Missionary Society. Nj. Nrndcnburg
Of Enosburg Center takes charge OF this
Gcll-Thc Christmas exercises held in
the Second Congregational Church Sat,
urday evening were largely attended. -
Mr.. aud Mrs. III j. Tracy are visiting
relatives in SpraEueville. y. Y.--Crom \.
Bowen is spending week in Lowell.
and fitchburg. Mass.--Aiss Bertha Forty,
who is teaching in sheldon liz passing tho
Christmas vacation at her home.-Miss
Katie Libby of Campton. n. H.. is pass-
ing her vacation at the home OF he:
parents MIR and Mrs f.. o. Libby. RAY
Jcnue wont TO burlington Tuesday to At
tcnG the Agricultural school -.Miss Susie
Thompson, who has beer visiting her
*ister iH Burlington, has returned. -Miss
'harlptt" Jennc OF Middlcbury College
PASSED Christmas with her mother. Mrs
Mdud' Jcunr.--Nrs. g. r. Johnson IL
VISITING hc. da ghtcr Mrc Ernest SGw;r
~ Gardner. MHSs..-Mrs Lucy Lucia "i
'aT srent Christmas with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. William King WILLARD
Cassidy OF the Vernon school " agri.
culture at ron3olph is a. nome 70. h!a
Goiidav vacation
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WEST BOLTON.

At the last meeting OF the grangers the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year: Master. j. II. Smith; over
seer. George Gle; lecturer, Mrs f. r..
Davis: steward. +. w. Wilson; assistant
steward, G. Lacaillade, chaplain, Mrs. j.
II. Smith; treasurer. E b, York; secre-
tary, Mrs. G. MinCkler; gate Keeper, A.
Lancer; Ceres, Nina Hosford; Pomona,
Mrs George Gle; Flora, Mrs +. w. Will
son: lady assistant steward, Mrs. E. %.
York-NIr. and Mrs. Henry York are
visiting in Barre and Brattleboro.-Mrs.
Harry Gregory Is in Jericho caring Tor
Mrs. Fred McGinnis.-Mr. and Mrs. Ell
mer Hall went Saturday to Glen sutton,
r. O.. to spend Christmas with Mrs,
Halls parents,-Mrs, A. Tomlinson and
children of Starksboro are visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs, y. h. Hall.-Miss
Esther Elstrom of Worcester. Mass, is
a guest at G. w. Streeter's.-Bernice Hall
was at home from Cambridge Christmas.
George Stockwell OF Saskatchewan,
Can, was in town Sunday.-At the Bap-
list Church Monday evening there was a
Christmas tree with musical and literary
exercises by the young people.-Mrs A.
L. Hardy was in Nashville Tuesday, -
Mrs. Edward Green went Tuesday to Bur
lineton to enter a hospital for treat
ment,
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Der 20, by the Rev. IL. S. Vradenburg,
pastor Of the Congregational Church at
Enosburg. Miss Hazel Mitchell of Enos-
burg was bridesmaid
The exercises at the Congrega tional
Church Monday evening by the children
OF the Sunday school were interesting
The Rev. MIR, Vradenburg, pastor of the
church, will also take the pastorate of
the Congregational Church at Berkshire
Center and the work that the Rev Mr..
Day has done for several years in connec-
ton with the church at Franklin, Mr..
Day goes to Oberin for further study
q. l.. Nichols is suffering with a sore
hand, caused by the bite of dog.--Mrs.
Cora Y Stevens is passing a few days In
st. Albans-Arthur +. Woodward. who
has been In Poughkeepsie for some time,
Is visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs. A j.
Woodward.M Miss Florence Perley Is at
home for the Christmas vacation.-Har-
old Fassett Is Mt home from Burlington
The family Of VIII G. Fassett are sick
with tpnSilitia
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SWANTON CENTER.

Water is abundant for the first time In
many months. Brooks and bitches nave
been running full and the land Is fairly
wet.--Ars. c. l.. Hepburn has gone to
Topper Lake for the holidays, ana VIII
visit relatives in several points of north
ern New York before returning.
Miss Jessie Picard returned to hor posi-
ton in Concord. n. H.. Wednesday morn
ing. after passing n few days with her
parents. MIR. and Mrs. c. u. Rcard. "A
telephone has been Installed III tho home
of Mrs. William James of Swontou June
tion..-Larsc family parties were entertain
ed at the home OF j. 7. Catlir and Lu-
mar Roberts Christmas da%.-Mr. Lent.
who has been in upper Gambia the past
eight years. IS visiting his daughter. Mrs.
Human Robcrts.-Nss Mary Doan IS
passing the holidays with her mother il
Berkshire-Orrin Bliss of SNce's corner
passed Christmas in Montreal. The Jolly
Jokers club numbering abou: % held Il
tree with Christmas exercises Monday
night Mt the home OF A. &. SI;Ccls of he
west road.-Mr and Mrs J. r. Catlin
attended the funeral Sunday afternoon Il
Mrs. C. w. Dixon o: West Swanton
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bones were found to be broken. but he
was unconscious for about two hours. At
present he is as comfortable as can he
expected
Mrs. James Minal gave a Christmas
party and tree for her three little dHugh-
ters to Is little people at her home in
Shelburne village Monday evening. Re
freshments were served and a short en-
tertanment given. after which the tree
was dismantled, each little guest receiv-
ing a gift and can 1v.-Mr and Mrs q. r.
Muzzy of Charlcstown. n. H., are visiting
their son. Ross Muzzy and family-R. T..
Kline of Springfield Is spending a few
days, the guest of Miss Matte Stoddard.
Harry Gates returned to Proctor We'd
nesday after spending Christmas at home.
The Methodist prayer service Will be
held Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
!. c. Elliott.-Miss Jennie NJ. Thompson H.
at home from Woodbury., y. j., where she
has been teaching, to spend the holidays
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mark
'rbonngon
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NORTH HERO.

The @uuVar school hour at the Meth
od.-t Episcopal Church has been changed
from l";l5 "a. m. 20 1-I5 p. M. and next
sunday the FIRST session under this change
will be Aell.-Thc Christmas celebration
Frday evening at the Methodist Church.
Iil which the day schools united with the
sunday school, was very successful. The
.hurch was prcttly decorated with ever
green wreaths, sprays and ropes. mot
toes and rcd bells Glenford Dodds i'm
rersouated Santa Claus. The following
mad paris in the proeram: Watson Petit.
benjamin Edwards. Perle Dubuque.
Ernest Nan.iue. Oneida Tassie. Elsie
nodds, katherine Lavine, Margaret Bur
leigh, Leslie Tudhope, Ruth knight.
NuliNc uold- John Tudhope. Barbara
knight Mark Horican, Paul Tudhope.
katherine Dold~. Harvey I.avine. Laura
Dubuque. Garth poquette. Joseph Martin
Ecu WAY. Mis- Hattie Lavine, Ruth
Popaloose and Dorothy Petit. Remark!
Were made hy the pastor of the church,
he Rev. f. r.. Corhett
The Free Press desires a live CORE.
spOndent from North Hero.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Fred Contoi~ seriously injured "a foot
while at work in Hazens Notch for L m
som Chaplin rccently-C. e. Barnard of
West Lincoln is spending a week in town.
MIR and Mrs James f. Martin of Lon
don, ont, are in town, spending the Noli-
days.-Oiiver Diettc of Lowell WAS in
town the first of this week.-Mrs. Hattie
Fountain is ILL., She expects To- go 20 the
hospital in Burlington this Wcck-Tuc
farmers of this town will hold "a farmers
meeting here Friday, January .. Among
the out Of town speakers will be Andrew
Elliott Of Gault, ont. f.. : Brigham of
St Adams. A +. Halves and ". T.. Cum
mings Of Burlington, also O. l." Martin
of Plainfeld. All farmers and every one
interested are urged to attend.-Mahellc
orion of Fairfax spent Christmas with
her sister. Mrs W. G.. Wright.-Andrew
Centabar has gone to Montreal for medi-
cal treatment-At the regular meeting of
Court Green Mountain, |. o. f.. held
Tuesday evening, one candidate was iuiti-
ated and the following officers for tac
year elected: c. r.. William Barber; O..
T., DR.. G. s Clark c. r.. Roy Kingsley.
+. S. r. A. Holbrook; treasurer W. j.
Wright: orator, G. T., Berry; ;. of J. c.,
c. Hope; organist, w. NJ. Shower; >. W"
l.. D. Gassett; J. W, Peter De
lair: S r.. Harvey Brooks; j. H..
\. Hart: representative TO hospital board.
Guy F. Marcy. It may he Of interest go
people to know that members of this or
der in town are carrying about Sl"'oo OF
life insurance in this order.
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CHARLOTTE.

Miss Carolyn Williams, who teaches in
Brockton, Mass. is spending her vaca-
ton at her home here.-Henry Mcneil.
who has position in Shelburne Falls
Mass. is spending 4 short time at his
home here Those at home for the holi-
days are Stanley Byington Of Troy Con-
ference Academy. Carlton Mcneil and
Hutchinson Williams of Randolph Agri-
cultural school. Earl Horsford OF Odd
dard, Mary Murphy, katherine Root
and Wallace Mcneil OF Burlington high
school and Karl Gulick of the University
of Nernlont.-The ten teachers of the
school at the Four Corners, Mrs Chap
man and Miss DeYette, mad united exer-
cises consisting of songs Rotations and
n play after which they were gifts for
the childrn.-Mrs. s. G.. Bush and j. II.
Thorpe We're guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
r. j. pope at a Christmas dinner Sun
day.-.MiSS Cristine Gulick. who is at
hamc from teaching in Essex, has gone
10 Pttsford to visit her sister Mrs.
Adams, There will be a public installa-
ton Of the officers Of tho Grange Mon
day night by Mr.. and Mrs Cady Of
Middebury. The officers elected are, /.
NJ, r. II. Smith; ovcrseer. John Lewis;
steward, o. G. Baker; assistant steward,
Harold Smith; lady assistant. Cora
Clark; chaplain, Mr.. Quick: lecturer.
Anna Byngton; door keeper, o. q.
Carpenter; Flora, Pomona and Ceres.
Laura Whalley, Mrs. Baker and Merle
Byington; secretary, Mrs. L. V. Beach
treasury, +. y. Smth.-Mr. and Mrs
r. II. Smith entertained a family party
of is with a supper and tree Christmas
night-Mr. and Mrs. w II. Mcneil are
IN Middlebury.
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HILL WEST.

Wallace Touchette of Montgomery Cen
ter was a recent guest OF Mr. ANA Mrs
Charles PotViu MIR. and Mrs Joseph
Potvin and children ana AIRS Ioa
Touchette were entertained on Christmas
day a the home of Mr and Mrs. Charles
Potvin.-Mr and Mrs. Charles MaCia eli
tertained a large number % friends and
relatives on Christmas day.--tred Potvi@
of Greenvinc, Me, Is with relatives here
for an indefinite stIy.-Nelson Honey Of
Berkshire passed Christmas day Win
friends In this place John Ariel ana
famil:' were entertained Christmas day IN
the south part of the town At the nome
of Mr.. Ariols sister, Mrs. f.IoA@'F
Downey-G. s, Potvin OF SamsonNllo VAS
a guest Christmas day at the home OF ma
brother. Charles Potvin. Mrs. Henry
Lumbra, Lena i.umhra, Charles ana Alien
lumbra, MIR. and Mrs. Walter NORWAY
and four children we're entertained CHRIST
mas day at the home of the son and par
ents, respectively. Mr. and Mrs FRANK
Lumbra.--Jerry Desautelle OF East Eerh-
shire was guest Christmas day at the
home of his daughter. Mrs, Victoria Fud-
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IA NOBLE COUNTY
STOWE.

MI Elizabeth FULLER, widow OF Same
Thomas FG,ler, died at her home on
Sunset street saturday. Decembe. 70
ai,c, n long and painful illness, Mrs
TtNv Was the daurhte" Of Luke ]. ans
Euuice camp Town and was born IL
Elmoie she vas IS wears OF age on
March . she was married IN 1862 Il
Mr RULER VINO d.el in 1905. She leaves
one suIi. Herbert q. Fuller, and l. grand
children. \ daughter Sarah, wife OF
Andrew :, Magoon, died in 1907. Sho also
leaves -four SISTERS, Mrs. Mary Atwood
~ Morrlsvile, MIS-. y. ID Pike, Mrs
Eunicc Poule Of stowe. Mrs. H. NJ. Mot;
If syracuse, y, Y. and Il brother. Georg,
A. TowEe Of South birmingham. Mass
\ sister, Mr.. Catherine Ladd Of Plain
field, died in 1909 Mrs Fuller was an
esteemed member OF the Congregational
Church for many years, the funeral wac
held at the home on Monday Mt l:a
p. IA funeral service for Mrs Susan
Thomas Sears, widow Of Frederick NJ
Sears. was held At the West Branch
Church Sunday afternoon. conducted by
the Rev. f, 7, Crane OF Unity Church
The burial was in the West Branch
cemetery. Mrs, Sears d d Friday after.
noon December g. after a long illness
She was the daughter of Adrian and
Hannah Barrows Thomas and always
lived in Stowe. She was 20 years OF age
May 3, 1911, and was married to Mr..
Sears sc years ago last March. Besides
her husband Mrs. Sears Is survived by
their Youngest son, Walter A. Sears. and
three grandchildren, Margaret Raymond,
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HINESBURG.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bial Boynton of Minneap-
oils, Mimi, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
G.. u. Boynton for the holdays.-Mi les
Florence Allen is spending Christmas with
her sister Mrs. \. l.. Walker, in Burling-
ton.-Mrs. y. A. Gushing went t. North
wood. n. H., Friday to spend Christmas
with her parents.-The Woodmeu's fair
opens to-day to end with a bah January
1.-Harrison Pierce is i'll with acute hron-
chitis.-Richard Larner and sister Of Bur
llngton spent Christmas at Or \. J.. Lar
ner's.
Hope Circle of the Kings Daughters
will meet with Mrs. Daniel Patrick Fri
day afternoon. Lunch will be served AZ
usual.-Therc will be a union service at
the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
evening, beginning at eight O'Clock and
continuing until 1900 o'clock. The pas
tors of the three churches will speak,
Harrison Pierce remains about the same
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W. Douglass officiated.-David Hammond
ana son Of Newport were in town Tuesday
to attend the funeral of Carlos Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. "A. HUI were IN East
Fairfield Sunday and Monday.--NIlss
Marjorie Ewins of Montreal Is passing
the holidays with relatives. Miss Eunicc
Stanley is at home from Montpelier Sem
mary for the holidays. Among those who
were in town for Christmas were Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G. Towle and daughter Lillian OF
Enosburg Falls, s. G. Towlc and family.
G. d. Phelps and family Of East Bcrs-
shire at Il. A. Phelps, NJ. NJ Burcson
and family at c. r. Bureson's, Gerald
Jones OF Montpelier at G, a. Jones, Mr.
and Mrs y. O. Bowen OF Franklin at
Oscar Bowen's.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Sayles of Enos-
burg are visiting her brother, Hale Fuller.
John Miles has purchased what is
known as the insurance farm for his son,
Ralph, of NJ. T.. Brewstor.-Mrs. Harry
Ellis and daughter, Dorothy. of Waits
field are guests of her parents. Nj, ana
Mrs. S, j. Randall.-Mr ana Mrs. Frank
Gardner are spending the holidays with
her parents at South burlington. Mr..
and Mrs @. f., Grover spent christmas
with his sister. Mrs. \. Eastman at Bris-
toL-Mrs. Clara Norton IS at home from
Burlington for the holidays.-Mr Alfred
Hammer Of New York State is visiting her
daughter, Mrs, Harold Walton The
Misses jeanette Shattuck and Martina
Norton and Rolla Sargent are at home
from Burlington for the Christmas recess
THE infant son OF Fred Andrews is ill.,
ID. +. Hanks remains about the same.
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has been visiting her parents for few
days. returned to Nashua, N. H., Tues
day.-Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Varney and
three sons spent Christmas as guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X Morse at the Center
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Buxton enter
taned Christmas day his mother, Mrs
Thomas Buxton and her family, Mr.. and
Mrs. q. w. Foster, Wright and Miss
Sadie Foster and Mr.. and Mrs. +. ].
Foster OF Westford.--Miss Emily Howe
returned Tuesday morning from a few
days In Burlington --Reginald Hoskins is
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
A. c. Hoskins, at Jericho Center.-Mrs
Hanaford and child returned to Burling-
ton Tuesday after visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Paradee.--Mr. and
Mrs. Flint and son, Alanson of Under
hill have been spending several days in
town.-Mr and Mrs. f. w. Pease spent
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. a. c. Hos
kins at the Center-Miss Elsie Joy has
returned to Burlington after a few days
at home.-The collection at the Congre-
gational Sunday school Sunday will be
used to defray Christmas expenses and
the contributions are not limited to MEM
bers of the school only.--Alonzo Chase Of
ItiCHHiOHu was III TOWN. lueSudN.-hi' anu
Mrs. Otis Sherman OF Cambridge and Mr..
and Mrs. L. G. Rice were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. L. w. Rice Monday-Mrs Lucy
Prior Is in Underhill on account of the
illness of her daughter--Mrs Julia Moul-
ton is at Jericho Center. the guest OF
her son, l.. ID. Moulton. and family
Mrs. J. p. Hunter and family entertained
Monday MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Hunter
and three children. DIR. and Mrs. Far
fridge, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ruiter, all or
Burlington. christmas morning when W.
H. Whitcomb and men were going to the
house for breakfast they counted five
robins singing in the shade trees about
the house-Attorney and Mrs. Ralph Will
bur and Mrs. Lewis, all Of Portland, Ore,
who have been making a short visit with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Wilbur.
left Sunday evening for New York. Mrs.
Wilbur and Mrs. Lewis are to go abroad
for several months and Mr.. Wilbur after
q short stay in New York will return to
Portland.-The Rev Mr.. Sanford of Hard
wick, who has charge Of the summer SER
vices at Calvary Episcopal Church will
conduct communion service at the home
Of Mrs j. p. Hunter Thursday morning
at 1880 o'clock.-Miss Lottie Sinclair is
at home from the business college in
Burlington for the holidays.-Charles
Packard is confined to the house with
rheuma tism.-Mr. and Mrs. I. NJ. Nealy
spent Christmas in Nashville with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Nealy.-Robert Fuller
of Joncsville is at the home of his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Cochran
Miss Myrtle Ager returned to Cnderhill
Monday, where she teaches, after SPEND
ing a few days at home.-Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Dover and Miss Marie McLaugh-
lin have returned to Burlington after
visiting at George Costello's.-Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Covey of tnderhill have
been visiting at I. c. Morse's.-Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Brown and son. Robert. Mr..
and Mrs. f. Wright Fay and son, Her
bert. spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. E. Nay in Underhll.
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FAIRFAX.

Miss Mabel orion spent Christmas with
her sister, Mrs. William Wright, in
Montgomery.-Mr /. +. Wilcox is con-
fined to the house by ilness-Mlss Genie
Hunt of Bakersfield Is spending a few
days with her brother. George Hunt
Mrs. r. NJ Ballard and Miss Anna Ian
don are spending the week with relatives
in Williston and Colchester.-Mrs II. J.
Conner is confined to the house with a
hard cold. *. Curtis and daughter of
Georgia visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. q. 6. orion Tuesday.-Dr. L. V.
Reynolds is suffering with several beils
on his neck.--The Baptist Sunday school
held Christmas tree exercises with re-
freshments Saturday evening. At the
Methodist Church Monday evening there
We're exercises and tree There was a
large attendance both evenings, and all
the parts We're we'll rendered. Among
those especially well Remembered with
gifts were Homer Hunt, c. +. Goodsell
and c. w Brush.-Mrs. Anna Huhbel of
Newport is in town.-The Ladies' Aid of
the Methodist Episcopal Church will
serve dinner IN the vestry of the church
New Years day from 70 to two. Kings
orchestra will furnish musc.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. l.. Rogers and family of Bur-
lington spent Christmas with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Rogers.-Miss
Georgia Lawton of burlington Is spend
ing a few days at her home here-Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Brush of burlington
spent Christmas day at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. ID. Il. Beardsley .-Frank Hunt,
Samuel Phelps and James Hotchkiss of
the University of Vermont are spending
the holidays at their homes here.-Mrs.
l.. +. Orton and daughter Adele, of
burlington spent Christmas with c. ID.
Orton and family.-A g. Beeman has re-
tLIneG from his southern trip.
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WESTFORD.

The Daisy Chain meets Mt the home Of
Mrs. c. II. Smith the afternoon of Dec 80
Evans and Maurice kidder are at home
for the holidays.-Miss Eliza y. Allen Is
ut home from Springfield. Misses Loath-
ers and Tatro had a Christmas tree for
the pupils of the village school Friday
afternoon Misses Eva Macomhcr and
Grace Allen return to Lynn Tuesday
Isaac Hunter has bought the Convey farm
The Fortnightly club meets with Mrs
Il, a. Stone Thursday afternoon.--t'loyd
G, Rice Is at home from reeKskill y. Y
Miss Lila NJ. Whipple of Richford spent
Christmas with her mother, Mrs. Myra
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was observed in the
Baptist and Congregational Churches by
trees and appropriate eXercises.