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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-13
CHEEKY CHAFF.

That was an annoying coincidence"
said Mr.. Bliggins. 1T took great tact
TO manage it"
What's the trouble%'
The pension examiner and the life in
surance doctor both called on me at the
same time. "-Washington Star.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-13

Mistress-One thing more. Norah, I
hope you haven't a young man.
The New Maid-Oh. no. indeed, mum;
he's nearly 40.-Chicago Post
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-13

why Is there so much talk about the
stages needing eleyating?"
Why not?" -,
ANY time Il wants to elevate itself
hasn't ii got wings ?"-Baltimore Ameri-
can.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-13

Going to the ball tomorrow night, Mr..
Lankey?" +.-
Thanks. Miss Peschley, 1 will. had
forgotten that 1t is leap year. "-Chicago
Tribune. -
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

Miss Minnie Hayes, Union superinten.
dent of schools visited this part OF her
territory last Week.-Mrs. Nellie Wheeler
teaches the Dorset Street school and Mrs
Anna 3. Allen Of Panton has returned
to the Spear Street school.
The Kings Daughters met with
Mrs +. V. Prior Wednesday.-News has
been received of the marriage of John A..
Cootware of Grand Isle and Miss Olivia
A. Richardson of this town, which took
place Thursday. August 20. at the Meth
odist Episcopal parsonage in Grand Isle
Miss Edith Curry Is teaching school in the
Caswell district In Williston.-About 1890
Thursday morning the house on the John
De Forge place, which he recently pur-
chased Of Frank Goodrich was discover
ed on fire. The family were asleep and
were aroused by neighbors just In time
to escape before the roof fell in. At the
same time barn on the Ladue place
near by on the lime kiln road was seen tc
be burning briskly and was entirely con-
sumed. Both fires are thought to be Of in
| cendiary origin.
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ENosBURG.

The woman's society OF the Congrega-
tional Church served dinner We'd
nesday at the home OF Mrs. Byron Wood.
ward and daughter. Mrs. a. Cassidy
The women OF the church at Berks hire
Center, which is affiliated with the church
here, Joined with them.--Mr. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Cole, who have been at the
home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. War
rem w. Cole, few weeks, left Saturday
for their home in Washington, ID. c.
Master Donald Eldred is visiting Miss X.
c. Williams and his little sister, Joyce,
Is with her grandmother, Mrs. Leach. for
a while.-George e. Brewer has sold his
farm in the east part OF the town to
George Longe of Enosburg Center
James Kidder has sold his farm 20 his
son, Carlton Kidder, who takes possession
this fall.-Mrs. Hattie l.. Nichols has beer
at the Sherwood sanatorium for severa
days and returns home this week.-Mrs.
e. T.. Squire, who came to attend th'
Maynard Wright wedding, returned t
Bakersfield Saturday.-G. r. Remington
who has been in Sheldon and Enosburl
for some weeks, returned to New Yorl
Monday night, Mrs. Remington remaining
a few weeks longer in Enosburg. -Arthu
Woodward of Poughkeepsie. ~ Y, Il
pa ssing his vacation with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs, A. j. Woodward. and othe
relatives.
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Mitchell.-Mrs. r. Nolan is visiting her
niece at Green's Corners.-.Joseph Rooney
lost a barn and silo by fire during the
severe electrical storm Saturday morning
large amount of this seasons hay and
grain were burned. The young people OF
the guild of the Episcopal Church will
serve cake and ice cream at the guild
rooms Saturday afternoon and evening.
Schools IN town opened Monday morn
ing. The village school has Miss Mae Il.
brennan, Mrs. Harding and Miss Kate
McNaney for teachers George a. Pattcn
of Luther, Mont, is visiting his brother
A. Patten. He will make his home ir
Vermont in the future. Mr.. Patten went
from Franklin into the West about A.
years ago, and has been back only once
since.-Mr. and Mrs. Leo Chase and son,
Kenneth of Swanton, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
l. n. Chase and Mr.. and Mrs. Linas
I.ovlette. their parents. Monday.-Miss
Bessie @. Prngle Is to teach In the town
OF Cambridge the coming term.-Capt. q.
w. Burleson still continues to improve in
health, and If all goes well will return to
his work In the custom house at Burling-
ton next Monday.-Mrs. Donnelly Of
Franklin Falls, ~ H., has been visiting
at Harry Haes and with other friends
in town for a few days. Mrs. DonnellY
recently arrived here with the remains of
her daughter, Miss Mary Donnelly, for
+. nterment in the Catholic cemetery In
Fairfield. They were former residents of
| this town
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HILL WEST.

MI and Mrs. Fred Messier ana son,
Warren. and niece, Mildred. who has
passed several days In this vicinity. re-
turned to WATERFOWL, Mass, Monday
The Rev. c. r. Summer is visiting his
parents in New Haven.-Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Gushing OF Fletcher were weekend
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Messier.
The condition of Mrs. G.. w. Cushing
is somewhat better.-Mrs. Saloma Whit
comb of Enosburg Falls is passing tho
week here.-School opened Monday in the
three corner district with Miss AgneE
lie Feve as teacher.-School opened az
the four corners Monday with Grace
Philips Of Sheldon as teacher.-Austin
Honey Of Richford was In town Sunday.
The Friday night cottage prayer meet
ing will be held at John Ariel's.-The
DONNA Manufacturing company Of Sam
sonville has commenced cutting logs on
their wood lot here, with d ]. Shan
graw as fo-eman.-A1r. and Mrs. Herb
La Rock Of Montgomery Center were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cctfrin
Sunday.
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GEORGIA.

Georre D. Ballard and Edith a. Hay
den, both of Georgia. Were married Sep
tember at the Congregational parson-
age here by the Rev. c. W. Clark.
The funeral of E:mer a. Thomas, who
died Sept after an illness of several
months. was held at his late home We'd
nesday afternoon at two o'clock. The
Rev. G.. ii. Lock OF Sheldon OBLIGATED. as
ssted by the Rev c. W. Clark. A quar-
tette consisting of Mrs Fred Boyden, Miss
| Emmogene Wood. A. b. and +. y. wood
sang Lead, Kindly Light and Nearer
Nv God to Thee" The bearers We're two
brothers, Emmett and Frank Thomas. and
| two brothers-in-law, John ana ueorge
pattee. The interment was at the Geor-
eta Plain cemetery. Among those from
out.of-town to attend the funeral were
Emmett and Frank Thomas OF Randolph
Harry Thomas OF Pepperell Mass, Mr..
and Mrs. b, |. Newton or Burlington
Mrs Mvron Waller of New Bedford.
Mass, Mr.. and Mrs X. a. Warner, Mr..
and Mrs. w. *. Warner. Mrs. Ernest
Warner, Miss Gertrude Warner. Mrs. H.
n Uonkins. Mrs. l.. ]. Morton and Mrs
| Allie Morrison, all OF St Adams.
Milton Washburn and Mrs Alice wade
| both of Milton, were HioITieu az tiie Soii'
educational parsonage In Georgia Septem'
her by the Rev. c. W. Clark.
The Rev. S. s. Brigham of Fairfax VIII
nreach at the Methodist Church next Sun
dav morning at the usual hour.-Georgf
n Rallard and Miss Edith Hayden were
MARRIED at the Congregational parsonage
"wednesday afternoon, September T. by
.,a nav c. W. Clark.-Schools have open
.d for the fall term with the following
,nochers. Central. Fred Bevins; distric
No !, Miss Katie Kline; district NO
N,ss katherine McQueeney; district No
4 Miss Florence sherrier; district NO
. Nice Rogers: district No. T. Miss Florence
po,,a.r. district No. s, Miss Mary Meigs
, us,r,ct No. 10. Miss May Alexander dis
, ,,,ct No. ~, Miss Bessie Sheltra; distrlc
q, Mrs George Dee district No, II
it, Co,man..-Ward Morton and brid
n, Alburg were over-snnday guests
Vt, r,other. Mrs. Eliza Morton.-Miss Ev
, naoomher has returned to South Hero
'.'horo she Is engaged In teaching
, Warrington Bragg. U. V. NJ, 12' has
= s,.,o, as teacher OF science at Below
- ncodemy, Orin Preston an
e son Of Quechee are visitors at the nom
y -, her parents. Mr. ana MIS- Ch''o
. s,,th Mrs. Jay Green has returned froi
. ...,.or where she was guest OF u
H., and Mrs q. II. Lock'-The Misse
!, go nrogg and Ella Cleveland have re
40 Rarre, where they have pos
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

A son was born September to Mr..
and Mrs. Roderic Eno.-Miss Sara Emo
will leave this week for Bryn Mawr.
Pa, where she has a position as ref
erence librarian of Bryn Mawr Col
iege.-Town Representative-elect f..
Hudson Converse gave reception
at his home Tuesday evening in honor
Of his election Mr.. Converse was
elected on the fourth ballot and not
on the eighth ballot as has been err
roneously stated, and received 1876
votes. Mr. Van Vliet and Mr.. Bacon
withdrew from the canvass after the
third ballot. Two votes We're written
In for Scion A. Lewis on the fourth
ballot, aud none for Mr.. Van Vliet.-
w. j. English of Dartmouth College
has been visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs John English.-Miss Florence
Claremont of North Adams, Mass, Is
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Teelyef
for Week.-Mrs. Phoebe Emo Mis-:
Sara Emo and Master Bradley Emo are
spending a week at their cottage a
Thompson's point.-The Wide Awake
Mission band will meet at Mrs. Davi
sons next Saturday afternoon
Thursday evening prayer meeting viii
be held this week at school house No
IL,
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FAIRFAX.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gilman Of Ran
dolph are visiting at the home Of Mrs.
Gilman's sister. Mrs. G.. G.. Orton.-Mrs.
Emily Plank is in New Hampshire.-The
Ladies' Improvement society cleared
about $40 from the town meeting dinner
and supper-ITomer +. Hunt was in
Montpelier Monday.-Mrs. Blanche Mich
olas of Denver. Colo, Is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. d. Stewart
The remains IF j. G. Potter, an old resi-
dent of this town, who died at the
Bakersfield poor farm, were brought
here for burial Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Orne and son of GREEN'S Cor
ners were at II. j. Connors's Sunday
The condition of S. T. Cilley, who is
seriously i'll, remains unchanged.-James
Lewis Mrs. G.. ID. orion. Mrs. Clark and
Miss Maud Clark We're In Underhill
Thursday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
William Hcad.-News was received from
Dartmouth, Mass. September of the
death of Mrs. Annie l., Grigor Smith,
sister Of Mrs. George II, Hunt.-Mrs NJ.
l.. Hicks and Mrs. r.. c. Ballard visited
relatives at Green's Corners Tuesday.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. AIBANS.

Arthur Desarge. aged IA years, died
Friday noon at the hospital as the result
of injuries received at ten O'Clock in the
morning He was playing with other boys
in the Italy" yard near the Central Yer
mont coal chute and while attempting to
jump on to a shifter fell under the wheels
OF the locomotive. His right leg and arm
were cut off. He was taken to the hospi-
tai Immediately, where he died about two
hours after the accident. The lad is sur
vived by his mother, who resides on Pine
street, and his father who lives in Wnoo-
ski.
Word has been received In this city
OF the marriage OF W. NJ. McCreedy and
Miss May Norway, which took place in
Windsor August 81 Miss Norway former
lily resided in this city and has many
friends here,
G. J. Renner of Mount Vernon, y. Y,
has been engaged as city engineer at Il
salary Of $3.50 IL year. Mr.. Renner will
also act as superintendent of streets,
water and sewers.
The marriage OF Miss Marion l.. Col
Inns Of this city and Francis A. Bagnall
OF Adams, Mass. will take place We'd
nesday. October 30. The Misses Ethel and
home Saturday evening in honor of Miss
Collins.
The enrolment Of pupils in the city
schools Tuesday was 1,O6. which is 15d
more than last year. The enrolment by
schools Is: High school. 276 Barlow
street. 1883: Elm street. 1872; Fairfield street
240 Messenger street. l45.
Mrs. Flora (Mossey) Hatin. wife OF
John Hath. died at the hospital Monda
night after short illness. Mrs. Haiti,
was born in Bedford. p. G., and is sur
vived by her husband whom she married
IL years ago. five children, her parents
three brothers and three sisters.
Miss Carrie Prouty of Swanton ant
Charles George Boomhower of this cit!
will be married at the Methodist Church
in Swanton Wednesday evening" Septem
Der Is.
Miss Anna Ellis OF Braintree, Mass
and William o. Wise of this city wer
married at st. Mary's Church Tuesda
1 morning at $50 o'clock by the Rev. L
]. OSullivan. Mr.. and Mrs. Wise hav
gone to Montreal and the Canada
Northwest and on their return will re
side at Mr.. Wise's home on Brow
o avenue.
Tho following officers have been electe
by the Lend-a-Hand society Of the Uni
" versalist Church: President. Mrs. a. i
< George; vice-preMdent, Mrs. Helen l
n Chamberlain; secretary. Mrs. Charles )
J. Oliver; treasurer, Mrs A. A. Emery
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ENOsBURG FALLS.

Mrs. f. B. Goodsell. who has been
cook In the restaurant at Highgate
Springs conducted by Mt and Mrs NJ. e.
Cramton, has returned to her home here.
Mr.. Cramton's son. Carroll, has also re-
turned.-Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Smith have
returned from visit OF a few days with
their son. Avery G. Smith, in ST. Adams
Superintendent +. w. Wallace OF
lie school exhibits at the county fair
Enosburg Falls graded schools took first
prize. Fifteen individual prizes came to
scholars in the grades also,-About 80
birds were entered at the county fair by
members Of the Poultry and Pet stock as
ISOLATION OF this place and several OF them
won prizes.-W, NJ. Towle has returned to
| Potsdam. N. y, where he Is an instructor
| In the Clarkson Technical Institute.-E.
w. Gibson carrier on rural route three
from here recently purchased Stanley
runabout OF George w. Chaffee. who had
driven II from Massac husetts to use on
his route.-Miss Myrtle Rose Is at home
from visit Of several weeks In MaSsachu.
setts.-Miss M, NJ, Stokes IL spending a
few weeks In Boston and New York
Arthur Woodward. who Is employed ir
Poughkeepsie. N. Y. Is with his parents
Mrand Mrs. A. J. Woodward. for two
wecks.-A. Garrow a Son OF this villag,
have contracted to erect a $4,000 buildinf
for the Johnson Normal school. 1t Is t.
be Of brick veneer construction, three
stories hish-Miss Beulah Mitiguy ma!
gone TO st, Cesaire, Que. where she vii
enter convent school.-H. ID. Domino o
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to John Fargos tenement house.-Mr.
and Mrs. r. S. Marvin have been with
her parents the past few days packing
their household goods to move to Georgia,
where Mr.. Marvin has purchased dry
goods store.-There were no services here
Sunday on account Of the illness Of the
pastor the Rev. II. I. Kemp.--A party of
the young people. consisting of Misses
Juno Kinds. Gladys johnson, Greta Nor.
ton. Josiah and Edward Fuller, and Wal.
ter Kennedy of Jonesville chaperoned by
Mrs. e. II. Kinds have been camping al
Thompson's Point w. Fargo has sold
his farm.-Miss Ruth Alger was at home
over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Morton Wells
were In company with the party from
here at Thompson's Point.--Mrs. w. W
Benway Is In Rutland visiting her daugh.
ter, Mrs Briggs
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Macy Of Rchford Is the guest Of
Mrs. +. s. Hutchinson-Arthur Webb OF
sutton, Que. has been passing few days
in town.-Bluebird camp closed Wednes-
day, and the children have returned to
their home In New York city, p.
Mendham and daughters, Lucille and
Maurice. with their governess, Miss In
gold. who have been at Bluebird camp for
several weeks. returned to New York city
saturday--C. Vadney OF Tewksbury
Mass. Is visiting his sister. Mrs. r. De-
mar.-Miss Helena Carpenter, who has
been at the Bluebird. returned to her
homo In EnosburG Falls Wednesday.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

School commenced Monday with Miss
Lila Goodrich of Hinesburg as the teach
er here, Mrs. Alma Taft at Huntsville
and Mrs. Martha Tomlinson on Fast
street.-Mrs. Jessie Carpenter entertain
ed the Ladies' society at Woodmen s
hall September 11.-Mrs. G. A. Baker and
daughter, Mrs. 3. C. Shattuck, are visit
ing Mrs. Minnie Mobbs at Moretown.-
Mrs. Ella Brewster and granddaughter
Florence Brewster. have moved to Rich
mond, where Florence will attend school
Mrs. Ethel Bagley returned Thursda!
to her home in Hudson. n. H., and 1.eor
Hanks accompanied her.-Hobart Morton
is attending school at Burlington.
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h.; trustee for three years. warren ~
ixton; Sunday school superi''e =,
ephen e. Curtis; assistant. warren e.
ixton; organist, Miss Florence Buxton'-
r. and Mrs stephen T.. curtis were
pcted delegates to the State convention
g, Johnsbury. A vote of thanks was
tended Wilson X. Curtis for MS iaith-
|, service as church clerk for a lltt'e
oro ,bar AZ years.-School opened Mon
~ with over rs pupils In the three rooms
,ss Atkins Of Burlington. who Is teach-
:, In tho Intermediate room, is boarding
T. q Tomlnson's.-L. f. Wilbur was
Huntington Tuesday.-Miss Blanche
orhv. who has been visiting the Misses
! rord. has returned to Johnson.-F. B.
or,Iinson's Sunday school class cleared
hout AZ from the sale of ice cream and
hike Friday evening. -Oliver II. Brown
having a 10 days vacation from his du-
les as mail carrier on route two The
institute carrier, James Fl. Stafford, Is
hiking his place.-Miss Phyllis Brown,
Who has been At home for the summer.
kturned TO Burlington high school Mon
law to begin her senior year.-Miss Hazel
Pettingill has gone to Essex, where she
Iill teach-Mss Mary T.. Adrien left
Monday for an extended visit In New
fork and New Jersey.-F. p. Percival
nd Ira c. Morse were in Wiliston Tues.
|ay.-Mrs. Mary Mead of Port Chester
\. y, who has been visiting at l.. +
has returned to Burlington.
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TOWNSVILLE.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs NJ. NJ
Alger September 6.-Mr and Mrs. Frank
Hill. son and daughter Of Starksboro
were guests of friends Saturday and Sum
day.-Mrs. Dele Hildreth. who has been
in Burlington the past two months, ~
at home.-Mrs. G. w. Palmer and daugh-
ter left Monday morning for Castleton.-
u.s. F. Andrews has returned after spend
ing the summer In Norwood N. "
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Chessmore Miss
Stebbns and MISS Sophia Williams also
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Church. Miss Belle
Morse and Mabelle Beers have gone on
an automobile trip to the White noun
tains and Boston.-Mrs. r. l.. Stevens
entertained the Missionary society from
Richmond Tuesday.
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SHELBURNE.

Alfred Pearsall OF Westfeld, N. j.. is
visiting his sister. Mrs. Carrie WHITE
Mr. and Mrs. Charming T. White and
Mrs. Mary White Monday.--Mrs. E. r.
Kimball of Brandon is visiting her daugh
ter Mrs. Joseph Wetmore.-Michael
Coggins has just completed l75 ton silo
on his farm at Shelburne Falls.-Mr.
Rogers Of Brandon Is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Wetmore.-Mrs. Ralph
Butler and two daughters have returned
to Waterbury. Conn, after spending a
few weeks with her mother, Mrs. Ben
1amin Harrington.-Mrs. Sophia Bissonett
visited at f. w. Bissonett's Sunday and
Monday.-Dr. and Mrs. w. S. Webb went
to New York Monday evening in their
private car, "Ellsmere." to. attend the
marriage OF their son. Vanderbilt. and
Miss Aleen Osborn, Wednesday noon
Ellsworth Weeks returned to Williams
town, Mass, Monday noon for his junior
year in williams College.-The Rev. w
+. Weeks. rector Of Trinity Church, went
to New York Monday noon to be present
at the wedding OF Vanderbilt Webb Wed
nesday noon.-Mrs. Ida Read. who recent
iy sold her farm in East Shelburne, vii
as soon as she can dispose OF her per
sona property go to Kansas CITY, Mo.
70 reside with her daughter, Mrs. Mary
Hall.-John Mack has bought of Edward
Lawrence the Woolner house north o
he Purcell farm In East shelburne
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more on an automobile trip to Boston,
Schools have opened In this part of the
town with the following teachers: AT the
-Four Corners. Miss Ball In the upper
school and Miss Deyette in the lower; In
the Spear district, Mrs. l.. j. Dean; in
the Smith district. Miss Beach; and In the
Klngsland district, Mrs. Albert Chapman.
The officers OF the Sunday school held a
meeting at the home OF the superintendent
Friday evening to make plans for rally
day.--The grange here will entertain
Champlain Valley grange Of Burlington
Monday evening. September 16.-Miss
June Root, who has been spend
ing the summer with her aunt, Mrs.
T.. h. Beers, has returned to her home in
Boston.
Miss Bertha L. johnson has returned
from Rutland.
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

Mrs. J. S. Wilson and son, Donald, Of
Bristol, arc visiting at the home OF f. Is.
Cross Of Franklin street.-Fay Place, who
has been visiting his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Place, las returned to Buffalo.
N. VI. w. Cross is moving his family 70
Swanton, whore they will reside In the
future. David Harrington Of San Diego
Cal. is visiting his brother. James Har-
rington..-John Flanagan OF Boston Is
spending his vacation In town.-R. G.
Robinson Of Barre was business visitor
nv town Monday.-Franklin Marsh Of Oak.
land Me-, Is visiting relatives and friends
In town.
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BEAVER.

w. j. Nicholas of Jericho and his
helper are at II. y. McNall's cement nS
and finishing his horse barn. The house
and barn of H. $. Pari~cau of North
Fairfax was burned early Thursday
morning. when first discovered both
house and barn Were Attire on the in
side Not much was saved and all was
we'll insured.-WilHs King. Fred and
Joseph Thompson are at work building
road to silver lake for the St Adams
city water works.
d. f.. Brooks of Georgia set up Green
Mountain slo for George w. and Harry
". Crafts, Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. H. +.
Leach and Mrs. Sarah Craft went Mon
day to Jericho to attend the Baptist con-
yention-S. W. Brush has just layed 2t
rods of galvanized iron pipe to bring
water to his buildings and to use in his
creamery.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mr., and Mrs. John Howard Of Daytona.
Fla, who have been visiting at the home
of Mrs. Towards brother. c. r. Burleson.
the past week, returned Monday.-Repre-
sentative-elect D. f. Weld gave recep-
ton Friday evening. about 800 being pres
ent. The West Berkshire Cornet band
furnished music. number OF speeches
were made and refreshments served
Miss May Collins Is teaching her second
year in Franklin.--Miss Lizzie Collins Is
teaching In the Prouty district In the
same town.-Clifford Rogers has employ
ment in the condensary at Enosburg
Falls.-Miss Cornie Kinney Is teaching In
South Berkshire.-The Woman's Home
Missionary society met In the vestry OF
the church Wednesday for supper.-Don
Hammond and Hugh Derby are attending
school at Franklin.-Mrs. Gibson Of Unity
N. H., is visiting her father. Joshua
Booth. at the home OF w. NJ Armstrong.
C. C. Jolley and Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Hull motored TO East Fairfield Monday
Mrs. NJ. j. Goodrich Of Wollaston. Mass
Is visiting In town.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ALBURG CENTER.

Henry Davis, OF New York, with his
son and daughter, are at Mrs, Patterns
s. Reynolds of Grand Isle is IN town.
DIR. and Mrs Popoff have returned to
Boston. Mrs. Edgar Brayton is stu oc-
cupying her mothers house.-Boyden
Lessor is spending his vacation with his
mother.-The Pomona Grange meeting at
Isle La Motto Friday in the Woodmen's
hall had good attendance An invita-
ton was extended by the Grand Isle
Grange to hold the next meeting there'
MIR. and Mrs. styles have returned to
Albany from camp and Mrs, O, O. Bell
is occupying their camp for a time.-Dr.
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