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EN0SBURC FALLS.

Tho meeting or the stockholders of the
Citizens Telephone company. which was
to have been held in Sheldon Friday, was
held at Essex junction Thursday. The
officers elected were: w. s. Stevens,
president; IL. A. Slayton, vice-president;
f.. II. Vancor. secretary: M. +. Perley,
treasurer c. l.. Ovitt. general manager
The stockholders OF the Central Tele
phone company elected the following OFF,
GERS: w. S. Stevens, president; NJ. F.
Perley. vice-president; II. +. Wright. sec
rotary; NJ. p Perley. treasurer; c. l..
Ovitt: general manager, c. II. Weed, SUI
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. w. ). Stevens. who
came from Boston to attend the meeting of
the telephone companies. left Friday--The
body OF Mrs. Mary Plumb. aged IS, OF
Sheldon. who diedo the grip after n short
illness at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
F.. d. Lawrence in Fairfield. whore she
wac visiting, was brought here Saturday
and the funeral held from ST. John the
Baptist Church at ten o'clock, the Rev.
II. ]. Cahill officiating. Burial was In the
new cemetery across the river. Beside
the daughter mentioned, Mrs. Plumb Is
survived by three others. Mrs Levi Ryea
OF Highgate Center, Mrs. Oscar Burt OF
Fitchburg, Mass. and Mrs. Henry Daige
Of Hartford. Conn: also two sons. Will
liam OF Fitch urg and Joseph of Sheldon,
with whom she made her home,-Ihe
funeral OF Mrs. Jane WEIGH was held
from the home of her son. C. ii. Welch
of Church street, at one o'clock Saturday,
the Rev. Glenn w. Douglass of West
Berkshire officiating. Mrs. WEIGH. who
would have been 81 years old In few
days. WAS III only few hours and died
Thursday evening. Beside her son, she is
survived by three-stepdau lighters. Mrs.
Cslista Stevens OF Burlington. who was
visiting her at the time; Mrs- Jonathan
Towle Of this place and Mrs A. e. Draper
Of Morristown. Music was furnished by
q quartette consisting Of Mrs. A. A. Asel-
| tine. Mrs. W. L. Fuller. c. H. Abel and
w. H. Yaw. The bearers were c. H.
Welch. w. H. Towle. u johnson and ].
A. Gibson. Among those present from
out Of town were Edward johnson. Mrs.
Frank Marion. Mrs. Allen Small and
William WEIGH Of Morristown, Mr.. and
Mrs NJ H. powney, Mrs. Ida Dyke and
| daughter. Miss Pearl Dyke OF st. Adams
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Joseph Ducharme Is very III with pncu-
monia.-Mrs Noel Blair Of Morrisv1lle.
who has been visiting her sister Mrs.
John Tague who has been critically I'll
for some weeks, has returned to her
home. Mrs. 1'ague Is somewhat better
Leo Rooney, who has been suffering
from Il severe attacil OF pneumonia for
nearly two weeks, Is getting better slow
ly.--A King Pedro party was given In
opera hall last Friday evening under tho
management Of the president OF the VII
lnge Improvement society. John H. Davis
Lunch was served and the evening was
cutoyably spent With cards and dancing
Mrs. George Lloyd will serve supper
with the Woman's Auxiliary in the Gull,
rooms Thursday evening. February l.
Mrs Eghert Colbuin is visiting relatives
in sheldon and St, Albans-Joseph
Rooney. who has been employed as a
carpenter in Hyde Park for some time.
Is at home called here by the illness of
his son. Leo-Nernon Colburn who has
been working for Bert Archambault as
driver for sometime in the livery business,
has finished work and gone to Fairfield
Center Among those severely Ill are Mrs.
Button and son, Archie. Both are improv-
ing
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GEORGIA..

Charles Reynolds, who has been in poor
health for several weeks, died Saturday
morning. The funeral was held at his
home Monday afternoon at two o'clock,
the Rev c. r. Upton officiating. The
burial was at the East Plain cemetery
Hiram S. Isham of Williston was re-
cent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs
C. NJ. Austin.-Ralph Williams has re-
turned to Greensboro. ELMER and George
Reynolds of Greenfield. Mass, are in
town, called here by the death of their
father, Charles Reynolds.-Mrs. Emma
Boyden Is ill.-Mr. and Mrs William Tai
bert Of Canada were recent visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Jay II. Green.-
Mrs. Jessie Ballard Dyer of Sutton, 2. c..
has been visiting at the home Of her
mother. Mrs. Augusta Ballard.-The an
nual banquet Of Banner grange. No. %S.
p. of H., will be held Friday evening. -
Mrs. Jason Newton is visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton Soule In
Fairiield.-There will be "A revival services
at the Methodist Church next week, be-
ginning Monday evening. The Rev, {. Nj,
Redstone Of Milton will assist the pastor.
Mrs. Mary Bushnell, wife of the late
Augustus Bushnell, died at her home
early Monday morning after snort Ill
ness OF typhoid pneumonia. Mrs. Bush
nelll Is survived by two sons. Wilbur n.
and Titus F., both of this town. Her
funeral was held Wednesday at the Meth
odist Church, the Rev. G. IL. Lock ofciat-
ing. A male quartet consisting Of a. d.
Wood. Clarence Newton. w. I. Rankin
and T.. A. Wood sang Rock of Ages,
Nearer My God to Thee" and They re
Gathering Homeward from Every Land.
The interment was at the Georgia Gene
terry. The Rev. G. II. Lock. pastor OF the
Methodist Church. will preach Sunday
morning on "Life's Triumphant Hour.
The Epworth Leagues evening service
will be in charge OF Miss Ola Bliss and
the subject, False Security of the Tn
righteous"
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RIUlIroRD.

Tho Rev. Morgan T.. Pease Of Provi-
dence. II. l., has accepted call to be-
come the pastor Of the Baptist Church
in this place and expects to begin his
pastorate Sunday, February 1s.-The
condition of David Marcy Of South Rich
ford, who has been seriously Ill with
pleurisy. Is improving. -
Brown, formerly OF this place. has begun
the practice o; law in Billings, Mont.
having M n partner a olassmate. 0. King
Greenstad. Mr.. Brown was graduated
from ihe University OF Michigan law
school at Ann Arbor last summer-Peter
r. Fostln of Iuchford and Miss Lottie
Manosh of Troy were married at Hill
crest cottage January "a. by the Rev. w.
G.. 5coilold. Mrs. James ii. Gross, who
is i'll with spinal trouble. Is not as we'll
Moses Pa,tee Is III at his home at Rich
ford Center. Mrs. jed Weightman Is III
with the grip.
Mrs. Gerald B. Stewart. who has been
at Scofeld sanatorium for two months.
returned Sunday evening to her homo In
Montreal. Her husband came hero Fri
day evening and accompanied her.
The Rcbokans Will give a whist and
800 party IN l. o. .. f. hall Friday
evening Refreshments VIII be sorved.
Mrs. +. c. Davis Is in Cambridge,
where she will attend tho golden we'd
ding anniversary OF her grandparents.
Mrs Guptil of Waterbury is at the
home of her brother a. Y. Stevens.-
There was regular meeting of North
Star Lodge. +. &. A. M, IN Masonic
Temple Tuesday evening M. H. Fowler
has returned from Bethel. where he
has been visiting his parents.--Miss
Dossa BolGer of Jericho was the guest
Of Miss Katherine Henley over Sun
day.-Mrs. Robert S. Towers of Shell
burne is visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. I. L. Towne--Thcre was
good attendance at tho whist party
given by the c. o. L. in the McGarghan
block Tuesday evening.--Mrs. /. Z. Towne
was in Burlington Tuesday. Miss
margarine Parents. youngest daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Parents and
Adlor Deforge of Winooski were mar
ried a the Church of Our Lady of the
Holy Rosary Monday morning at eight
O'Clock. the Rev. A. +. Clermont perform
ing the ceremony.-Mr. and Mrs. f. r.
Freeman are visiting Mrs Freeman's
parents in Barre.--P. Fl. Sudarsky is
in Boston.-A lecture will lie given in
the Congregational Church. Friday
evening, at eight o'clock by Professor
Raymond Mcfarland of Middlebury
College, on the subject THE Rough
Riders OF the Atlantic" This is the
second In the series OF All Around
club lectures.
Mrs =. NJ. Flanagan is In St. Adams
viSitin her daughter Mrs H. A
Bowling News has been received here
of the birth Of daughter to Mr. and Mrs
bowling January 99.-Mrs. Barney Sloane
of MaCog. Que. Is visiting her father,
George Goodspeed. Reports from the
Royal Victoria hospital. Montreal, indi-
cate that the condition Of Ethan Tatro,
the boy who was so seriously injured
while coasting at Stevens Mills Saturday,
! Is very critical. and he has but slight
| chance of recovery
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UNDERHILL.

Word was received hero Jan. "a of
the death of Mrs. Mary j. Cook at the
Mary Fletcher hospital, where she had
gone for treatment. The funeral was
held Saturday at two o'clock at the
Methodist Church.
a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. How.
ard r. Aver January 2S.-Mrs. Eugene
Mudgett died Of pneumonia January g.
Funeral services were he'd Monday from
st. Thomass Church. She is survived by
a husband and two sons, Hugh and Ber-
ME, both of this place.--Mlss Georgia
Towers. who has been caring for Mrs. L.
G.. Fowler, was called home Saturday by
the illness OF her mother.-rhe Rcv. Will
lam Cashmere has accepted "A call to the
Congregational Church-Mrs. T.. j. Corse
is il.-Mrs. L. p. Metcaf is improving
slowly and is able to be about the house.
Edward 1rish who was badly injured
in runaway last week, is more comfort
nj 1p
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HUNTINGTON.

The annual installation of officers OF
Gen. w. w. Henry Camp. No. 49, Sons
of Veterans, and the Sons of Veterans
Auxiliary. No. IL. was held at their lodge
rooms Wednesday Jan. "a, The officers
Of each organization were installed by
Past Division Commander c. ]. Smith.
after which supper was served by the la
dies OF the auxiliary. The following are
the officers. Camp No. SO, commander,
VI. w. Gillette; senior vice. commander, +.
f. Sherman; Junior e-commander. II.
A. Alger; camp council, f. II. Bennett,
II. A, Alger and r. Il. Sherman; patriotic
Instructor, c, w. Lewis; chaplain, l. j.,
Rodgers: secretary, q. w. Smith: treas
urer, c. j. Smith; guide, T.. ii. Bennett
musician. J. 7. Sadlier: color bearer, W,
W. Sadlier; inner guard, T.. Il. Rounds
outer guard, A. B. White. Auxiliary. No,
IL: President. Mrs. Effie G.. Sprague
vlce-president. Mrs. Ida l.. Johnson; trus'
tees. Mrs, Clyde l.. Brewster. Mrs. Amy
Swinyer and Mrs. Mary swinyer; chap
lain. Mrs. Sarah r. Cubitt; patriotic In
structor. Mrs. Agnes Brewster; secretary
Mrs. Grace swinyer; treasurer. Mrs
Marie L. Smith; guide, Mrs. Elna NJ
Morrill,; assistant guide. Mrs Clyde Il
Brewster; inside guard. Mrs Mary SWIM
yer; outside guard Mrs Amy Swinyer'
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family Of his son, W. G.. Fassett.--The
Noman's society of the Congregations
church Will have n Bocial at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren w. Cole Friday
evening. February 2-Mr. and Mrs. War
rem Perley and q. s. Fassett passed Tues
day at he Wright farm.--The Womans
Home Missionary society will meet Thurs
day at two o'clock at the vestry of the
Congregational Church in connection with
the regular monthly church meeting.
The topic IS The Churches That Are
Worth While" leader, Mrs. Carroll II.
Leach john f. Stevens is in poor health
Frank West has finished work for F.
l.. Kenheld and has taken the Stewart
farm in Bakersfield to which he will
move soon-Mrs 8. II. Dow. who is an
invalid and has been boarding at w,
Warmers, Is at her own home for a
while
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MILTON.

Births include daughters to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Mayville January u, and
Mr. and Mrs George Demar January Is.
Mary, the six-year-old daughter of
Winfield LaPnn sustained a broken arm
last week, the second within year
Mrs. Lucia b. Powell attended the con-
cert at Burlington Friday evening"
Miss Shonion has gone to Rchford to
visit her brother, John, who Is station
agcnt.-Altert Z. McNall of Milton and
Ada NJ Curtis of Jericho were married
ut Jericho on the oath by the Rev. j. i.
Bllzzel MI Mccall will continue to work
for Clark Wright of Milton.-John Duff
fey of West Georgia has rented the VIII
liam Prentiss farm near McMullen
Corners and will move there March l.
Miss Genvieve Morgan is at home with
her father, +. S. Morgan, from Concord
n. H., i'll with the grip. Mr.. Morgan rs
convalescing-Cha Reynolds OF East
Georgia died Saturday morning.-Mrs.
Mitchell, mother Of jeremiah Mitchell oil
elm Trees" aged 81. died Saturday.
Mrs. Laura Wells is in Middlebury'
--Zeb Wagner has returned from liud-
son. Mass.-Mrs. e. A. Frost, who has
been i'll with the grip, is Improving
Mt the Fanny Allen hospital, were
brought here Tuesday and the funeral
WAS held from St. Anne's Church
Wednesday morning at nine o'clock.
Percy Bevins of Burlington Is visit
ing his cousin, Earl Bevns,-The
Hood company has Its ice houses filled
and the Writings are filling their
house-Willard Gladsin has returned
from Sheldon and Cambridge.
Hon. ]. A. DeBoer of Montpelier VIII
speak in the opera house Saturday
night on the Issues of the day.--Mr
and Mrs. Simon Estus are the parents
of a daughter.-Abram Wells of Bear
Trap died at the Fanny Allen hospital
and was buried from the Catholic
Church Wednesday, He leaves widow
and several chilnren-E. o. Bevins
I. r. Brown and Mr.. Reynolds OF Bur
lington were In town Tuesday.-The
mill and rigging Of the new saving
nutft to be installed by Sherman p
Wade will be In operation in few
days-Professo Votey OF Burlington
was In town Wednesday for the State
board Of health. looking over the pub
lie halls and the provisions for fire
sscapes-O. q. Phelps starts to-day
for Los Angeles Cal. for the rest al
the winter.-James Laport has rented
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UNDERHML CENTER.

a baby girl was born last week to
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Walker.-Elmer
Alger left Monday for Grayson, Va
where he is to have employment al
concrcting.-Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Ben
nett are both i'll. the former being
threatened with pneumona.--Miss Nc
COY from massachusetts has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. James Flynn
The funeral of Ellen ONeil wife OF
Eugene Mudgett of North Underhill
was held at St. Thomas's Church Mon
day morning, the Rev. Father Therier
officiating. Burial was In the Catholic
cpmetarV
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CHARLOTTE.

Mr. and Mrs. b. II. Carpenter Of Col
chester visited relatives in town over
Sunday.-The Sheffield Farms Dairy COM
pany is filling their large ice house at the
station.--At a regular communication Of
Friendship Lodge. No "a, A. T.. & A. NJ,
on Tuesday evening the f. A. degree was
conferred by the past masters of the
lodge. Brother John II. Thorp presiding
News has been received here of the
birth Of "a daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
Collins D. Root of Springfield. Mass. Mr..
Root was former resident.-Miss Claire
Beach entertained Il party of friends at
200 Saturday evening In honor of her
birthday.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Manor
are parents Of son, Clarence. born jan
uary A-C. NJ. Byington, who has been
i'll, Is now able to be out.-The district
convention of Sunday school workers will
meet in Shelburne February 81.
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the poverty party Mt North Williston
Friday nirht-Among those who are ~
nre Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Palmer and Mrs
Il. ]. Olmstead.-Mrs. T.. IT, Chcss,noro
Is spending a few days In Charlotte Tho
meeting Of the Lend-a-Hand has been
postponed for two weeks owing to the ILL.,
ness of many. Stanley Berry of the
medical college visited his sister satur-
day.-Mary. the little daughter of Mrs
Dana Deerine, Is recovering from hor
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

The Rev II. ]. Kemp has recovered
from his recent illness sufficiently to re-
turn home and resume work again.--Serv.
Ices will be NJ the usual hour Sunday.--D.
+. Hanks is Improving slowly. Mrs. n.
A. Carpenter is comfortable. There is an
epidemic of the grip here--Mrs. Agnes
Brewster Is convalescing John Grace
and daughter, Mrs. Ilulett and Eli Smith
went to Salisbury to attend the funeral
of James Grace Friday.--Mrs. Flora HUI
DR.. Spiler will be at Fullers hotel
February 5, at Jerome Carpenters
February @. 2sd&wlt
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs o. Johnston OF Long Island
will spend short time with their par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Johnston.-Mrs. c.
w. Winter spent Saturday with her par
ents. Mr., ana Mrs. Henry Leet. in Willis
ton.-Miss Bessie. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph St Peter, is at the Fanny
Allen hospital, where she will be opera ted
upon for appendicitis
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs. Mlnot Smith Is ill.-Miss Charlotte
Osgood will play in Burlington Thursday
evening at a recital given by Mrs. A. 7
Arkleys senior class in music.-Abraham
Wells, ST., died the eth at the Fanny
Allen hospital. where he had been fol
several months.-There was dance Il!
the schoolhouse hall Friday night.-Johr
Shean has moved his family to Georgia
where they will reside.The friends from
the Boro of Mrs. Edward Bombard gave
her surprise party the latter part OF
the week
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Paul ,;trosa Is seriously ill.-M.s, ]. w.
Jackson, who has been visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clement Desautells.
has returned to Woodsvile. NJ H.-The
Roy. j. \. Cote was in Richford Tuesday
ana Wednesday .-Ruel orion was III the
frs, of the week and unable to attend
to his work at virgins store'-Ear'
Centerbar. who has been Vlsiuns MS
father, Andrew Centerbar, returned 10
New York Wednesday accompanied ny
his father Harvey Newcity has gone 10
Bristol Conn.-Antoine Cushing ana
Henry Messier were in Richford Satur'
day.--C. r Hall is in Greenville. Me.
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FAIRFAX.

The Sunday morning service at the
Baptist Church will be a union service
of both churches. at which the Rev. L..
Oin Shcrburne Of burlington will pre-
sent the work of The Vermont Bible
Society" A frce-will Offering will be
taken for the work of that organization.
The Sunday school will convene at Il.
After the Sunday school will be comment
Grated the Lords supper. The topic OF
the Christian Endeavor meeting at six
Will be, christian Endeavor Ideals. v
The 30, ointed leader Is Miss Hazel Rey-
nolds. AT the evening preaching service
at seven the sermon will be on Enter
ing Gods Rest" The mid week service
was held Wednesday at seven at the
home of Douglas Buck The next meet
ing is appointed for Thursday evening
February at 700 p. m. at the home OF
Mrs. Eldredge Rugg. Saturday afternoon
at two Will be held the regular monthly
covenant meeting at the church. Thurs
day the District Sunday School associa-
ton, including the townships of Fairfax
and Fletcher. will hold Sunday school
institute at the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Brighamville. with an afternoon
session beginning at 80 and an evening
service beginning at seven. An interest
ing program has been prepared. Warner
Gregory was in Burlington Monday
Mrs. Sarah Rowland sprained one OF her
ankles Friday-Mrs. Il. NJ. Ballard, who
has been i'll the past two weeks. Is gain
Ing. -Bentamin Loveland. one of the
towns oldest citizens, died very suddenly
Monday morning. lie was in his Sls'
year-Mrs. c. III. Wheeler Is confined
to the house with the grip.-Miss Della
Griffin of Jay has commenced her duties
as teacher in the fourth and NTH grades
In Bellows Free Academy Several from
here attended the dedication Of the Bap'
| fist Church at Westford Wednesday,
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MILTON BORO.

c. w. Phelps and +. f.. Smith were
in Burlington Monday.-W G. Blake Is
spending n few days with his daughter
Mrs. Ward Richard. Mrs. Richard is suf-
fering from n felon.--NIrs A. B. Wood
visited her mother. Mrs. Emma Boyle,
at West Georgia Monday.-George Rey-
nolds Is guest Of his brother. Mort
Reynods.-Miss Jennie Perry, who has
been the guest Of her nephew. +. T..
Goodwin, returned to her home in Bur-
linYton Monday
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his farm to his son, Walter.-Mrs.
Chayer Of Burlington has been visit
Ing her daughter, Mrs. Bourque.-Mr.
Glazier Ia at home from Sheldon, where
he has been working in creamery
Seneca Lodge. No 40, held It's regular
meeting Tuesday night O. T.. s. will
hold theirs Friday evening Rector
Lapan has moved into the Witherell
house on tho plains.
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MONTGOMERY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hope are In 81.
Armand Que.-Miss Jessie Gilbert, who
has been teaching school in South Rich
ford, visited at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. o. Richardson over Sunday Miss Gil
bert returned to her home IN East Frank"
lin Monday Harold Domino has returned
to orleans Mrs. Eta Smith Is ill.-Olin
Miller has gone to North Troy, where he
has smnioyment.--Mr Sarah Ann Dow
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SHELBURNE.

Miss Jennie Mckenzie VINO has been car
ing for her mother in Hinesburg for the
past two weeks. has resumed her duties
IN the grammar room.-Walter and John
Mack went to New York Saturday for a
week or 10 days. They will visit their
cousin. Charles Barstow.-R. S. Towers Is
moving his family from Greystone farm
to Richmond
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WEST BOLTON.

G. w, Kellogg expected to start yes
terday for Academy, Cal. where he has
q position in the granite business. but
he fell Saturday and injured his shoulder
and sprained his right wrist and will
have to postpone his trip until he is
better,-Fred Lombard, who Is III with
blood poisoning Is not as well.--John
Bohonnon of burlington visited his
parents over Sunday.-Miss Ada Brock
and f. A. Balch of Richmond were in
Jericho Sunday as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. w. Pease.-The roads We're
drifted badly Tuesday morning on ac-
count OF the wind Monday night.-M SIS
Nealy Is somewhat better
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COLCHESTER.

Thomas Mccall died at the home of
his sister. Miss Susan Mccall. Monday
night He had been in poor health for
a long time but was about the house
Saturday.-The Union school resumed It's
work Monday after Il recess of week
caused by the Illness of Miss Megs.--
Miss Helen Lyon was at home from
burlington over Sunday.-The creamery
ice-house is being filled.-Mr. and Mrs.
ID. q. Ager went to louisville Saturday.
Will lombard and Mr.. F'ifeld are III
with the grlp-Mrs. George Huntress,
who has been ILL., Is improving
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The Rev. James r. Naylor. missionary
pastor Of he Vermont Baptist State con-
vention will preach in the Baptist Church,
East Charlotte Sunday, February 4, both
morning and evening Tuesday evening
he will deliver his lecture around the
World on 1915" Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday and on the following Sunday
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sWANToN CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh c. Wilson returned
short visit with Mrs. Wilson's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Royal F. Hazard They
were accompanied home by little Miss
Lois Hazard.-A daughter was born re-
Gently to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hazard.
formerly of this place, but now of Bos-
ton.-Sufficient snow has fallen to make
excellent sleighing and much heavy team
ing Is being done,
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BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. f.. 4. Chase and son, Ira, visited
Mrs. Chases parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hawkins, at Hillwest last week.
School was not In session Monday and
Tuesday on account of the illness of
the teacher. Miss Anna Berry.-Ernest
Wells Of st. Adams passed Sunday at
the home of a. NJ. Jenne.-H c. Tyler
was unable to return to his school at
West Berkshire on account of illness
Miss Minnie Jenne has returned
from Boston.