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GEORGIA..

At the regular meeting of Banner
Grange. No. $50. L. of H., Friday even
ga-, the subject for the lecturers hour
will be Parcels Post" and the leader
Will be A. 7. Curtis.-The Progressive club
will have Il meeting at the town hall
Saturday evening.-The condition of Mrs.
{. ". Clark. who is seriously ill., Is slight
iy improved.--The Ladies' Aid society of
the Methodist Church realized $3.50 from
their annual chicken pie supper Friday
evening Gladys Manley of Essex
Junction has been a guest of Miss Mar
gucrite Bliss.--Mr. and Mrs, Jason New
ton are visiting in Buring ton Miss Ber-
tina TruaX OF st. Adams was ii recent
guest of Miss Alice Wood.-The Rev. W.
. Clark of Barnet, who is at the home
of his parents, the Rev. and Mrs c. w.
Clark, was called here by the Illness of
bis mother-NIiss Mary Rankin, who has
been visiting in Hartford. Conn, Boston
and Montpelier, has returned home.-The
theme for the Epworth Leagues meet
ing Sunday evening will be "A Blind
Becgar and One That Was Deaf; the Use
of the Senses In the Attainment of
Character" The leader will Mrs. G. NJ.
Austin
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Oscar Gocdhue and Miss Ella Lawrence
were married at bakersfield. Wedne sday,
by the Rev. Glenn W. Douglass.-The
second number in the series OF enter
tainmo hts 10y the Empire Lyceum
Bureau, will be given by Irving I.
Roberts in moEologuc. entitled "The Man
of the Hour" in Foresters hall, Monday
evcning.--W. G. Brown of St. Adams con-
Quoted services in the Methodist Episco-
pal Church Sunday morning.-Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Sykes of East Berkshire VS.
tied his sister, Mrs. Noonan Gibson, Sat-
urday.-F. Q. Libby is moving into the
Weld house, which he purchased some
months ago and j. II. Washer, who was
occupying the same, has moved to the
Jones tcnement.-Mr. Shower is moving
from the Joseph Demar firm to George
l., mars farm at Berkshire Mrs NJ. L..
Blau. who has been passing a month
with her daughter. Mrs j. c. Ford at
Eichfold. returned Monday.-Mr. and
Mrs. c. y. Phelps are moving to Harri-
son Towle's farm near Enosburg Falls.
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ENOSBURC FALLS

Larry" Gardner received by express
last week the bat was used and the ball
Knocked that decided the world series in
poston. The bat. Louisville 'slugser."
Is his own and he has used it nearly all
the season. The ball is nearly new and
has the autographs Of the other players
of the Red Sox.
Among the pupils afflicted with humps
are the Mcleod twins, Roderick and
Rodman Misses Jessie Lafiey. Florence
Tiff and Frances Comings-Mrs. a. II.
Hoadey and Henry Hoadley of South
berkshire are slightly improved after a
few weeks llness.--R. 5. Hallock left
Monday for Philadelphia, where he enters
the employ of the National Drug COM
pany.-Farrar and Hayes received l&
head of cattle and shipped Us of them
friday, also 50 hogs and q calves. The
Ugh school team is having 4 hard time
TO meet ST. Adams high on the diamond
on account of bad weather. The game
has been postponed from week ago
Saturday to Thursday. Friday and Sat
urday of this last week Larry Gardner
was to have accompanied them In the
absence of the principal at Rutland, Each
day was worse than the preceding and the
game is still off.-Mrs. Il. A. Lesg and
daughter, Marion, are In East Baldwin.
Me, for few days.--"A Day at the
Country Fair" is to be presented by local
talent in opera hall Friday evening. UNI
der the auspices OF the Ladies' village
Improvement society.-W. G. Brown or 81
Adams conducted the services at South
Franklin Sunday In the absence OF the
pastor.-The repairs on the electric light
rIant progress slowly. The heavy cast
ing, on which the wheel rests to replace
the broken one, is being put In place and
It Is hoped to be using the power within
three or four days more. Meanwhile the
auxiliary steam plant Is used to run the
pumps and the DIR. b. ]. Kendall COM
panys power furnishes lights.-J. b.
Crochier accompanied by Mortimer Pack
ard of the firm of l.. IL. Packard & Co
of Montreal. were at A. S. Armstrong;
over Sunday.
Mrs, +. f. Beatty went to st. Adams
hospital last week. where she submitted
to an operation from which she is recov-
ering as well as could be expected. Mr..
and Mrs II. o. Powers are In her home
and caring for her son. James,-W. T..
Fuller OF Alburg passed Sunday with his
family here.-Guy Towle OF South Frank
lin has been appointed road commissioner
by the selectmen In place of william
Stanley who Is moving to the farm Of
+. n. Judd In the town Of Berkshire.-C.
NJ Whitcomb OF South Main street Is
having cellar put under the house next
to c. n. Abelrs.-Mrs. c. w. Richardson
and daughter. Lillian of Burlington. are
visiting Mrs Richardson's sister, Mrs. A.
]. Caldwell. for a few days.-Howard F.,
Kimball. who has been travelling In
Maine for a few months past, was with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs H. f.
i;imball, over Sunday.-Fred Robie Is
moving from his fathers farm in Frank
lin to the home of his father-in-law,
George NJ Towle. In South Franklin
Mr. and Mrs Perley Winchester are NOV
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HINEsBURG.

Mrs. NJ. w. Bushnell Of Thomsonville,
Conn, has been spending a few days at
Sidney Bushnell's.-Mrs. Edison Owen is
seriously III with pneumonia.-A series OF
evangelistic meetings will commence al
the Methodist Church Monday evening,
November 5.--The Rev, D. d. Erwin OF
New York city will assist in the meet
ings.-Ralph Cassidy of Pennington. N.
H., has been visiting his aunt. Mrs. Mary
MISUNDERSTANDING and Mrs. II. s. Read
evening.
DR.. David d. Irvine, pastor Of Borough
Park Methodist Episcopal Church OF
Prooklyn, N. Y, will have charge Of the
evangeistc meetings which will COM
mencc at the Methodist Church Tuesday,
November 5.-The regular meeting Of
Hope Circle of the Kings Daughters will
be held at G. A. r. hall Friday afternoon.
The ladies of the Congregational society
will have a Halloween socfaI at the town
hail this evening.
Mrs. ]. w. Jones of Burlington is visit
ing her son, DR.. Edwin F. Jones.-Mrs.
H. H. Page and two children and Miss
1enza Frazer visited in Burlington Mon
day.-The Ladies' Aid society Of the Con-
gregational Church will give a Hallowe' en-
sociable and entertainment at the town
hall Thursday evening. A harvest sup
per will be served from five O'Clock till
eight.-William Cubbitt Is moving his
family to Richmond, where re and his
son have positions with the Condensed
Milk company.-Mrs. Lewis Dwire and
Miss Mary Dwire have returned from
FitChburg, Mass
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. Maria Horrigan Is having her
home on Main street repaired.-John
Leach and Thomas Tierney have return
ed from the northwest, where they have
been working for the past three months
-Octavius Northrop Of Bethel, who has
been In town for a few days looking
after the renting of his farm. has re-
turned home.-Mrs. Louise Ducharme and
family. who have rented the Octovius
NOrthrOp farm for the past IA years
have moved to her place in this village
Mrs. George Lloyd has returned from
West Burke where she has been for sew
eral weeks.-The chicken pie supper given
by the Womans' Auxiliary In the Guild
rooms last week Thursday night, under
the management of Miss II. A. Patton,
was a success, the receipts being $50
Mrs. Mary McGue and family have rent
cd Mrs. Eva Gates's house and have
moved there.-Mr. and Mrs. Tim Dufresne
have moved to Michael Boylins house
A. Il. Rooney broke one leg Wednes-
day.-Hubert Towle has returned from
Boston.-Mrs. II. NJ. Wells. who has been
i'll. is much improved--A whist party and
dance will be given by the Village I'm
provement society Friday night In opera
hall.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. A. p. Pond has returned for an
indefinite time.-George Stevens Is NOV.
ing into the house he purchased of Mrs
Fanny Richardson. Mrs. Benjam min Wade
of Montgomery is visiting in the homo OF
her brother, T. B. Smith.--Mr. and Mrs
l.. w. Smith have returned from Con-
necticut.-George Larabee is moving from
ID. w. Iauls farm to w. Z. Dryers
farm in South Richford, and Mr.. Jenne OF
Berkshire is moving to ID. w. Paurs
farm.-W. L. Dwyer of South Richford Is
moving into the a. w. Rublee house,
which he recently purchased.-Phllip
Hogaboom of Enosburg has bought the
house owned by Leon Rouse and is NOV
ing to the same-Miss Louise Carpenter
was at the home of Mr. and Mrs. c. b.
Smith over Sunday.-Mrs. T.. A. Perley
and Mrs. j. c. Stephenson were in Eros
bug Falls Tuesday
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HILL WEST.

Byron Wetherby has moved his family
from Bolton Center, Can, on to Charles
Iudvah's farm, which they have leased
Mrs. Jennie Flanagan of Burlington has
been visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
John Rushford. MIR. Rushford is serious
Is ill.-Mr and Mrs. Harry billiard and
daughter have returned to Burlington
after several days here.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Maynard have vacated their house,
recently sold to d. H. T. Bostwick. and
will stay with c. c. Shangraw for a few
days.-The Rev. II. c. Tittemore of De-
catur. Ill. is here assisting the Rev C.
r. Sumner In a series of revival meet
ings.-Mr. and Mrs Harvey Rushford of
last Enosburg passed Sunday with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Rushford
Ernest Maynard of East Enosburg, who
WAS cutting loss for John Fitch, was
seriously injured Monday night by being
kicked In the face and on the shoulder
by a horse.--F>red Paronto is cutting logs
fer John Fitch.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Miss Edith futile mas gone to her home
u Woodstock for few days. The school
S,as closed last week Wednesday because
measles.-Dr Stevens OF Hyde Park
listed at r. l.. Stevenss Monday.-Miss
barrie Berry was in Waterbury Monday.
Mrs. Percy Severance and d. @. Algeh
III Colchester are at home. called here by
he serious Illness of their father. L. A.
klger-The Lend-a-Hand Circle is hav-
Sg the upper room in the school build
BIZ, used for church purposes and enter
[lnments. painted and papcred. w. C..
Is doing the work.-Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Crandall returned from York
Beach Saturday night, where they had
through the summer. Mrs.
\. T.. Crandal is ill.-Ernest Bates Is
moving his family this week to the farm,
Which they recently purchased of Ben
amin O'Brien.-Mrs. W. g. White has
been in Ilinesburg with her daughter a
lew DAYS. Carl Bemis Is at home from
Fl. Adams, i'll with mumps.-Mrs. Naomi
Iildreth. Il former resident, WAC has
been seriously i'll in a hospital in Denver
With typhoid fever, is recovering.
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FAIRFAX.

| A pretty wedding took place at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene N. Beach. 81
Prospect street. Montpelier, at 1890
o'clock Wednesday, October 49, The con-
tracing parties were Miss Mildred Tinker.
| the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Ernest
Tinker of Fletcher and Milo White. the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. White of
this place. The Rev. Ivan Benedict. pas
tor of the Baptist Church, performed
the ceremony. The couple were I'M
attended The bride was gowned in pale
green satin and carried bouquet of rcd
carnations. Her travelling suit was of
champagne color and she wore n white
picture hat. The house was attractivelv
decorated with evergreen. Mr.. and Mrs.
White wishing to escape the opportunities
Of their many relatives and friends, went
to Montpelier to be married as Mrs.
Eugene Beach Is an aunt of the groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. White will remain in Mont
peller until Saturday when they will re-
turn to Fairfax to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Beardsley and
daughter. Winona, spent Saturday in Bur
lington.-Miss Mary Ufford has returned
from a several days visit in BEAVER
Mrs. William Holbrook is visiting in Nil.
ton.--Mlsses Mildred Gregory and Mar
Jore Common were guests of Miss Mildred
Mitchell in Georgia Saturday and Sun
day.-Miss Jennie Ballard and Mrs. Pratt.
who have been spending several weeks
With Mrs. II. n. McNall, have returned
home.-NIiss Ruth Shepardson is attend
ing the Boston Conservatory of Music at
Boston. Gerald Learned has returned
from Mane.-James Drscolls barn with
all the contents was burned Saturday
afternoon.-Wesey and Clyde Learned
and families have gone to Springfield
Mass, to resde.--Mss Glee Carpenter of
Fletcher visited friends in town Wednes-
QaV
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lumber is known as the Wentworth en-
frtainers. r. Kirby Is i'll with the
|easles.-John Fitzsmonds of St Adams
in town this week.-Feniah. the Oldest
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Merritt.
las operated on Saturday for Appendix
ltis.-Mrs. L. II. Roscoe of Essex juno
lon visited her parents Mr.. and Mrs. c.
4. Mead, this week.-John Cushing has
Ought the Preston house and Is moving
Dickerson will move into
he tenement vacated by John Cushing
me Ladies Social Union cleared S2o from
heir Chicken pie supper Friday night.
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Brewer sang Gounod's Song of Ruth"
The bride. on the arm of her father,
entered the room as Miss Ellis played
' the Bridal Chorus from "Lohengrin"
and was met by the groom at the i'm.
provised altar An aisle was formed Of
white ribbons. the little ribbon girls being
Marion Gertrude Collins and Helen
Gencvieve Beeman. The bride was most
becomingly gowned In white crepe de
chine made en- traine over white silk and
trimmed with princesse lace and pearls.
She wore veil fastened with orchids
ana carried shower bouquet of bride
roses. Her only ornament was n gold
brooch set with diamonds and rubies, the
gift OF the groom. After the ceremony
Mr.. and Nfs. Bagnall were assisted in
receiving the 175 guests by Mr.. and Mrs
Collins. Mrs. Sarah r. Bagnall and Miss
Sarah G. Bagnall OF Adams, mother and
sister of the groom. The ushers were
Arthur c. s. Beeman and Andrew T.
Collins. Those who served were the
Misses Lillian and Alice Collins. cousins
Of the bride. and the Misses Katherine
Frances and Margaret Bagnall. The bride
received many beautiful wedding gifts
Among those from out of the city who
were present at the wedding were Mrs
Annette Laskosky Of Wollarton, Mass.
Mrs. Sarah F.. Bagnall, Mss Sarah G.
Bagnall and the Msses Katherine and
Margaret Bagnall of Adams, Mass. Miss
Frances Bagnall of Wellesley College.
Miss Frances q. Wood OF Malone. N. Y,
and Mrs. Adorna M. Clark of Tsurling-
ton. After short wedding trip Mr. and
Mrs Bagnall will go to Adams, Mass,
where Mr.. Bagnall Is superintendent OF
schools
George Ross Gillespie Of Waterbury
and Miss Florence Kenyon daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kenyon OF this
city. were united in marriage at st.
Luke's Episcopal Church at seven O'Clock
last evening by the Rev. Albert Dale,
in the presence of relatives and few
friends. After a short wedding trip, Mr..
and Mrs. Gillespie will go to Waterbury
to reside.
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ENOSBURG.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest +. perlcy are
visiting friends in Charlotte for u few
cays.-Mr and Mrs. f.. Smith are visiting
Mrs. Smiths brother, Paul Loverin, at
Shelton, Gonna son was born to Mr.
and Mrs Carl Chambers Thursday morn
ing. October l7.-Joyce Eldred, who has
don for several months is now with her
grandmother, Mrs. f. r. Leach. Bar
mon Eldred is seriously ill-Mrs. Lizzie
Cutting of Enosburg Falls is visiting at
Wright Farms Church meeting and
preparatory lecture will be held at the
Congregational Church vestry Thursday
at two o'clock,-G. &. Fassett, who has
been for several weeks ut his farm. re-
turns to the home of his daughter at
Enosburg Falls the last of the week.
The condition of Mrs. James Kidder is
better in some respects and the family
hoped to be able to move her yesterday
to her home in East EnoshurG, where
they have lived for the last year, since
leaving their farm Her son, Carlton, hav-
ing Dough, his fathers farm. Is to move
there and take pos. cSsOn as the family
OF Mr., Sylvester are TO move TO Canada
and carry on the farm owned by Ami
Armstrong. IIll Wanyer will carry on
his farm.
When Lawrence Kenfeld. the little two
year old son of r. l.. Kenfield. was in
his fathers mill Tuesday afternoon just
before leavig for the night, he fell a
distance of 16 feet down stairway and
broke his left leg just below the thigh,
and was otherwise bruised. lie STUDDED
his toe. falling backward, and if he had
fallen the other flight would have struck
concrete. His father and assistant saw
him fall but could not reach him quickly
cnough.--Mrs. ]. Kidder was taken to
her home Monday.
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FAIRFIELD.

At six O'Clock Tuesday morning the
house Of Mrs. Horace Soule caught on
fire by an overheated cook stove. An
alarm was sounded and the neighbors
responded as quickly as possible, and in
a short time the fire was extnguished -
The chicken pie supper given by the
ladies of the Congregational Church was
a success.-R a. Warner and Mr.. Wheeler
Of st. Adams was in town or business
Honday.-Mrs. j. +. Patton of AlburS is
visiting her son. DR.. ]. L. Patton.
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Brayton Of Swanton is In town for a
rev wceks'-,Josie Duba, Jr., has gone to
i'oston to work for few MONTHS
H. II. Hin Is confined to the house by
lIihess.-Tne Rev. f. b. Sterling and wife
OF waterbury Center are visiting friends
In town.-Thc Misses Cynthia Richie
fdlzabeth Naylor Hattie Fifty, Gladys
lfiil and Bertha Osborne attended the
sunday school convention at Burlington
and all received diplomas as graduate,
of the teachers training class in Sunday
school work.-Rolland Parker has return
ed from Ellcnburg.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs Heber Cover and daughter, Leona
have gone 70 Sheldon to reside. where Mr.
Cover has employment-The harvest
bail held In the town Friday evening was
attended by e. couples-Mr. and Mrs. A.
Houcher have gone to Canada to attend
IN. wedding Of q nephew, The Rev. O.
r and Mrs. Houghton, Miss Lane and
Donald Naramore attended Il progressive
rally in Georgia Monday evening, Mr.
Houghton was one OF the speakers.--The
funeral of Joseph Guyette who was
fatally injured while working in the
woods ON Bradish Hill. was held Sunday
q, the congregational Church at three
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COLCHESTER.

The next meeting Of the Grange will be
held In Woodlands hall Friday evening.
The Grange corn exhibit and cooking
contest will be held at this meeting.
Prizes are offered for the best 10 ears Of
yellow dent corn as follows: First, $3.50;
second. $50; third, sl.0O. In the cooking
contest the prizes are: First. $3.50: sec
ond. $3.50: third, a four-weeks-old pig.
Miss Bertha Terrll from department of
home economics, University of Vermont.
will be present and act as one of the
judges in the cooking contest. and will
also give a short lecture after the award
ing Of the prizes. The ladies Of the
Grange will serve a harvest supper.
Music will be by Munsons orchestra. This
is an open meeting and all are invited.
Miss Olive Houghton of Melrose, Mass.
Is visiting her father. Frank Houghton.-
Miss Mabel Edwards of johnson spent
Sunday with Mrs. Carl Densmore.-Carl
Densmore is on a business trip to New
Hampshire.-Miss Grace Cookie Of Bur-
lington is at j. II. Lyonss-Miss Ada
Morrow. who has been visiting her sis
ter in Massa chusetts, returned to her
home Saturday--A Halloween entertain
ment is TO be held at Woodlands hall this
evening.
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WEST BOLTON.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Waterman have
returned from Union Villagc.--Albert
tMincker is gaining slowly.--John Fol-
|iansbee of Lyme, n. H., is visiting his
cousin, o. j. Hosford-A II. Streeter
has sold his farm, occupied by f. b.
|Blackmore, to l.. Tucker-Stanley Tom
|linson was at home from Montpelier
lover Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs. T.. Lacallade
were in Burlington Sunday to visit their.
Ida lighter, Gladys. who is attending
|school-B. Minckler of Chazy, n. Y, WIS.,
|ited his brother. A Minckler. Monday.
Mrs. Mary Pease and Mrs. +. a. Balch
|of Jonesvile were in town Tuesday.
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MONTGOMERY.

Ernest Combs is moving on Eugene
Wright's farm and Herb Larock. who
has lived on this farm for several years,
Is moving on the Cody farm now owned
by b. II. Combs.-Alphonso Meunier is
moving his family out OF Charles Gates
house to George Stevens's farm in East
Enosburg.-M. w. Downey is moving on
to his grandfather's farm in Hcctorvlle.
Mrs. Leander Shira has rented her
house to Joseph Bodette. lie will take
possession this week.-MaX w. Samson
and Mrs. Genie Coon. both of this place.
were married at the brides home yes
terday by the Rev. c. J, Peterson of
East Berkshire.-Mrs. Claude Kiltridge
of Hardwick Is visiting Mrs. H. IL.
Parker-Mrs. George Dwyer and grand
daughter Of Gardner Mass. is visiting
Miss Elizabeth Upham. Divide Barber
has sold his house and Is planning to
move his family to Florida.-Mlss Clara
Wheeler has returned from Gardner,
Mass.
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ESSEX CENTER.

The ladies will serve dinner at the Meth
bdist Episcopal Church Thursday.-Ben-
)amin Parquette of Malone. n. " spent
Sunday at home-Mlss Emma Worthen
bf Madrid. N. V. has been visiting her
lister, Mrs @. T.. Bixby.-Mrs Hannah
Page who has been living at Mooers, N.
b., has sold her place and has come here
ko reside.--C. W. Rice and wife are in
Providence and Boston this week.-There
|nll be a dance at Memorial hall October
f1.-Mrs. Alice C. Curtis, deaconess of the
Barre Italian mission. which Is under the
Patronage of the Woman's Home Mis-
kionary society, will speak at the Meth
hdist Church next Sunday evening.
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FLETCHER.

f. W. Hitchcock had his dairy tested
for tuberculosis recently and "a out of q
head were found to BE- diseased.-B. w.
Hooper has purcha sed a place at the Cen.
ter Of the Boozan estate and will move
there February 1.-Gcorge Gillillian has
purchased the Carpenter farm that he
he's carried on for several years of Mrs.
enne Rogers.-Nrilo White Of Fairfax
and Miss Mildred Tinker of this town
were married at Montpelier Wednesday.
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BERKSHIRE.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. C. w.
St. Johns Thursday. October 2i-C. H.
johnson returned home Friday from
Gardner. Mass. accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. Ernest Sawin and her
son, Arnold.A number are moving this
fall. Howard Cassidy is moving to the
Thayer place which he bought of Mrs.
D. NJ Rublee.-Esley Guertin is moving
to Abbotts corner on farm that he has
bought there.-Mrs. Jane Stetson moves
into the Stanhope house and her son,
James Stetson, has rented the farm. II.
G. Jenne on the Comings farm. goes to
East Berkshire to work for d. W. Paul.
Henry Ryea moves into the house he
bought Of L. NJ Skinner John Shower
has rented George Dcmars farm. The
Board of Civil Authority meets Saturday
to revise the check list.-The Christian
Endeavor society gave n box party at
the home Of w. E Wnlbridge Tues.
day evening.
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WEST MILTON.

The chicken pie supper at Rodney
Mearss for the benefit of Rev. Mr.. Red
stone was a success socially and finan-
cially.-Charles Smith is improving from
his recent illness.-Fred Sweeney has
moved his family to Burlington.-Char-
lotte Osgood has returned from Burling-
ton, where he attended the State Sun
day school convention as a delegate from
the South Hero Sunday school.