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LUTHERAN SYNOD CHURCH
p. f. Kiorlaua, Pastor

Service Sunday June 8: II a. M.
McCrea in the Horgan school house;
McCrea ladies aid meets Thursday,
June 13, on invitation Of Mrs. John
Becklin. Warren ladies' aid meets
Wednesday, June 12 on invitation Of
Mrs. Carl SEVERN. Confirmation class
meets in Horgen school house Monday
June 10, 4 p. m.
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SWEDISH MISSION CHURCH
z. I, Larson, Pastor

Sunday, June 9th: Morning ser
vices 1870 a. m. Sunday school r..
No service in the evening on account
OF the pastor being at the annual
conference in Roseau, Mimi.
There will be Young Peoples and
Sunday school conference In town Of
Vega, June 20 and 81. There will also
be mission meeting June % and %,
commencing Saturday 1o:30 a. m. The
ladies' aid society will have an auc-
tion on Saturday at Up. N. Services
Sunday 1890 a. m. and p. m. These
meetings will be held In the tent at
s. =. Rodquist's home. All are vel
come.
Warren sheaf., 1912-06-06
Mrs. Barlow Leads at Golf.

Philadelphia, June Mrs. Ronald
II. Barlow of the Marion Cricket club,
tie present title holder, led the field
with a score of s5 in the first round
Of play for the championship OF the
eastern golf association.
Warren sheaf., 1912-06-06
THE WEATHER

a good, soaking rain fell last Sun
day afternoon, reviving everything
that grows. The rain was very well
come and farmers are jubilant in con-
sequence.
Warren sheaf., 1912-06-06
sW. LUTH CHURCH, ALvARADo
DR.. e. j. Colbera. Pastor.

Services, Sunday, June at 10:3O a.
m. Concert of North Star College
quartet, June 23rd, 1890 a. m.
An auction sale and ice cream social
win be held in the Swedish Baptist
church of Alma, Saturday afternoon
June Is, for the benefit of the church.
All cordially invited.
Warren sheaf., 1912-06-06
HORSES FOR SALE

There will be . carload Of good farm
horses at my barn in Warren May n.
Come and look them over, they WIN
pc sold right n. Dixon. II,
Warren sheaf., 1912-06-06
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
A. A. Myers, PASTOR.

Services will be held next Sunday
morning and evening. In the morn
ing Children's exercises will take
place under the auspices of the Sun
day school. The Children's Day col
lection for education will be taken.
All are welcome.
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The Churches.
SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
F. N. Anderson, Pastor.
Service next Sunday evening at 8 p
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Moses M. Maxwell. Pastor

Children's Day exercises by the
Sunday school at 1890 a. m. Eve
ming service at 8 o'clock, subject "The
Influence of the Bible.''
Warren sheaf., 1912-06-06
NOTICE

We are making up our last carload
of fax on this crop and will not re-
ceive same after July /. Haul in your
balance now. Spaulding Elevator
Co. =
Warren sheaf., 1912-06-06
SCANDINAVIAN m. e. CHURCH
Gustav kvisgaard, Pastor

The services next Sunday will be
held as follows: Morning service at
1870 a. m. Sunday school at 2 p. m.
Evening service at p. m. All are
cordially invited to attend our SER
vices.
Warren sheaf., 1912-06-06

sheaf Want Ads. do the Business.
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sWANTON CENTER.

The death of Alonzo Powers. a life
long resident of this town. occurred at
his home in the jackson district early
Monday morning, following n long period
of i'll health. The funeral was held We'd
nesday morning at II o'clock at the
Methodist Church in ST. Adams city,
with burial in the Bay cemetery Mr.
Towers was ~ years old Besides his
wife, Martha Harvey Powers, he leaves
two sons. Charles of Georgia. and Fred
OF ST. Adams town, and several grand
chlldren.-Myron H. Donaldson OF Skeels
corner has carpenters at work framing
timbers for a dairy barn to replace
the one struck by lightning last Scptcm-
bcr.--Mr and Mrs. Dennis Dolan and lit
tie son, Ralph. of East Sheldon visited
Miss Mary Dolan over Sunday.-Miss
Mary Dolan Is passing a few days with
her mother, Mrs. Minerva Dolan who Is
moving from West Berkshire to a farm
she has purchased near Richford-Dcc
hunters are mostly conspicuous by their
absence and only two bucks have been
reported killed in the east part of the
town and none In this vicinity. Herds
Of deer numbering up to nine were fire.
a year or two. Their scarcity IS due
according to a prevalent opinion, to the
open season on duo.--Large nocks of wild
geese have been seen daily flying south
WnrJ
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Preparations are being made for
christmas cantata at the Methodist Epis-
copal Church Christmas eve.--Henry
Scott has returned to his home In Bur-
lington after spending several months
in town.-Ihc Poverty social was well
attended and all had a good time. The
proceeds were Sl3.5O.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Stimson have closed their house
and gone to Massachusetts-W. n. Sweet
OF ChazY. y. Y. was in town Tuesday,
buying hay
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tered. led by Brigham Mcfarland and
NOVEL; Noyes, ushers, followed by the
groom and his best man, w. y. steele
of Denver. Colo. Then came the maid
Of honor, Miss Helen Mcfarland, who
wore yellow crepe de chene over pink
and carried chrysanthemums. after ncr
coming the bridesmaids. Miss Margaret
Thurston OF Boston, who wore beaded
white chiffon over silk and Miss Isabel
Gaskell of St Johnsbury, who wore
white chiffon over lowered silk, both
carrying roses. The bride. on the arm
of her father, was dressed in white silk
crepe de chenc and wore veil. She
carried roses and lilies of the valley.
The beautiful Episcopal ring service
was used. the Rev. r. II. Tell. pastor
Of the Congregational Church of this
place. officiating. After the ceremony re-
freshments were served. Miss Smith of
burlington was the caterer, assisted by
Miss Zita Town of Morrisville. The
Misses Alice Page and Lilah Waite pour
ed and the Misses Isabel Noyes and
Marjorie Hulburd served The bride is
an accomplished musician, having spent
several years in the study of music
at Boston She also graduated from the
high school Of this place. the st Johns
bury Academy and was at the University
Of Vermont two years The groom is
an electro-chemist who has a responsi
bic position with the carborendum peo-
pie at Niagara Falls He Is n graduate
OF the Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nology. His gift to the bride was a
pendant of pearls and diamonds. Among
those present from out OF town were
w. o. Hutchins Of Keene. n. H., father
Of the groom. MIR. and Mrs. A. 3. Noyes
and daughter of st. Johnsbury, e. w
Brownell. Jr.. Miss Mabel Brownel of
Burlington, the Hon and Mrs. II. c.
Fisk and daughter Of Worthwhile. Mr..
and Mrs. r. r. Child Of Morrisville, Mr.
and Mrs. o. A. Mcfarland and daughters
of johnson. The happy couple left on
the evening train for their new home
at Niagara Falls.
A special session Of Lamoille county
court was held hero Monday, Assistant
Judges Walker and Mower being pres
cnt, al which Mrs Gertrude Hutchins,
charged with adultery, was tried. Respon-
dent pleaded guilty, and in view of the
fact that she Is the mother of four
small children, was not sent to prison,
but was fined SIS and costs The re-
spondent is resident of Cambridge
Junction. Lionel Davis of Worthwhile,
who has family, was also to be tried
for adultery. but at his urgent request
his case was continued. "A justice hear
ing. set for trial Monday of Hugh Nc
Ginnis. charged with breaking into tho
house of one Biddle in johnson and con-
tlscating a quantity of cider. was con-
tinued until December Ora Noodle of
Wolcott has been aoJudged insane and
was taken to Waterbury Tuesday.
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H1GHGATE CENTER.

Mrs. w. G. Goodrich. who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs c. r. Lyon,
the past week. left Saturday night for
her home in Omaha. Neb.--C. F. Fish
er and family have returned from
Hartford. Conn, and are occupying
the Jarvis house on Main street.--M
A. Stockwell of Marlboro. Mass, was
in town over Sunday.--Wood burJ
Wentworth of Malone n. V, Is visit
Ing In town.-C. w. steele. assistant
bookkeeper at the House of Repre-
sentatives in Montpelier. was in town
over Sunday.-Dr and Mrs. a. w
Marsh left Monday morning for Gal
weston. Tex. where the doctor has a
government position.-Miss Hattie
Stmets has returned from Burling-
ton.-Prof C. c. Stimets of Jersey
City. n. j. Ia in town visiting hi;
brothers. George L. and II. a. Stimets
DIR. f. a. Bates has been confinr
to the house the past two weeks with
a severe attack Of pleurisy. but is
now CONFERENCE.-The. Elizabeth
Bickford has returned from Gardner.
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WATERVuLE.
I'd and stearns have moved from

Beard and Stearns have moved from
the hotel bach to their own homes
Eight deer have been shot in town to
date. Mr.. and Mrs Winters of Burling-
ton are spending the week with Mr. and
Mrs. F. d. Leach.-Mrs. John Lumbra
was called to st. Adams by the sick
ness Of her sister, Mrs. Roy Dav!s,-Mrs.
Gertrude Wilbur, who has spent the
most of the past year In West Vir-
ginia, is spending few weeks with
her sister. Mrs. Mary Westcott.-Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Lawrence are spending the
week in North Hyde Park.-Byron Lyon.
travelling salesman for the kimbal
Medicine company, is spending a few
weeks at home.-William Trombly has
moved into one of the Stearns tenements
on Main street. recently vacated by r.
s. Pierce.-Harvey Bennett, has return
ed from Canada, Northwest where he
has been for three months MIR. and
Mrs. Rollie Robinson Of North Cam
bridge spent several days with his sis
ter this week.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
RICHFORD.

j. NJ. Wood Of East Richford has rent.
ed and moved to Omer Corliss farm
II. d. Ruter, who has been on the
Borght farm just across the boundary
from East Richford, has bought and
moved to the Edwin Kinney farm near
West Jay-Mrs. James Davies and Miss
Davies OF Harrisville, r. l., are visiting
their daughter and sister. Mrs Morgan
e. Pease.-E. n. Read has gone to Man
chester, N. H., for n short business trip
The annual chicken pie supper of the
Ladies Benevolent and Missionary so.
cicty of the Baptist Church was fairly
well attended considering the Indictment
weather Thursday evening, and the net
receipts were over s3O-A shower party
was given at the home of Mrs p. NJ
Flanagan. Thursday evening, in honor
Of Miss Fife Billings. who was mar
ried Wednesday to Cromwell A. Bowen
of Berkshire.-The 30th annual Thanks
giving ball will he held in Aver
opera hall Thursday evening, No.
vember rs. with music by Browns orches-
ira of Montreal and supper at the Ameri-
can House.-Mrs. l. b. Hawley, Miss
Bessie Hawley, Mrs. A. r. Purdy and
Mrs. r. Emmett Fay have returned from
Milton and Notwithstanding Kings
Daughters will meet with Mrs. Ezra La.
heur Thursday afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock
". D. Taylor went last week to Dallas
Tex, where he will pass the WINTER
William McCarty has bought Of Mrs
Wilbur Hart the Fletcher house on Sweat
hill
V, f. Perley is moving from Buring-
ton to his house on Intervalt avenue
Harmon Smith secured fine buck early
iE the hunting season.-The Woman's
club met with Mrs. W. s. Woodwork,
Monday evening, and an interesting pro.
gram relating to many phases of South
America was given. There was a good
attendance Charley Gross has returned
from Montreal, where at n hospital, he
underwent a surgical operation on the
ear and nose.-Twenty-tive head OF fine
Holstein young cattle arrived here this
week from central New York. They were
for s. Carl Carpenter, II. II. Thomas
d. w. Carpenter and c. II. Hurlbut. and
were brought by s. Carl Carpenter on
recent trip to New York State.
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.Shlte chrysanthemums and carna-
'ohs Refreshments were served at $3.50
Ply Misses Lottie and Bertha Loggins,
|'essie johnson and Genevieve O'Brien
music was furnished by quartet com
osed of Frank Talcott. w. H. Metcalf,
Mrs. w. II. Metcaf and Mrs. Homer
Pryor. Mrs. Metcalf presided at the
|Drgan. Mr.. and Mrs. Loet were present.
fd with purse of SOS in gold. BENJAMIN
FLeavitt, brother of Mrs. Leet and Mrs.
Oscar Page, a niece. both from Eaton,
R. l., were present and others from
Massachusetts,, New Hampshire and Bur.
pington. A solo was sung by Mrs. w. H.
N1etcalf. Mr.. and Mrs. Lect were mar.
Fied in Clifton, r. c., in 1862. Eight chill.
flren were born to them of whom five
are now living, four of them being pres
lent with their husbands and families Mrs.
p. Wesley Scarles of Worcester. Mass.
Mrs. Hiram T. Gregory, Mrs. Walter T..
Winters OF Burlington, George Oscar
Leet of Dorchester, Mass. and Mrs.
|Rohcrt E. Norman of Kecne y. II. OF
their nine grandchildren three were pres
snt and two Observation-Disclosures Mr..
and Mrs. Leot have lived in town "A
years and have the esteem and respcct
|nf all. MIR. Lect is a carpenter, 70 years
|old, and veteran of the Civil War
Mrs. c. +. OHara of Elgin, ILL.,, spent
Friday at Mr. Loggln's.-Mrs II. s.
johnson Is recovering from an attack
|of the grip.-Nlrs. Fatterson's condition
remains about the same.-The Ladies'
Union Aid society will give harvest
supper In the vestry of the Methodist
Episcopal Church Friday at $50
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about two hours. Mr.. Shaw was about
30 years of age, single, and is said to be-
OF good habits He had been In the EN-.
ploy of Mr.. Moseley since last spring
when he was brought to Mr.. Moselcy's
iarm by his brother, Merton Shaw, who
Is also employed by Mr.. Moseley. His
home was In Essex Center. He leaves
besides his brother, n sister, Mrs Mamie
Weeks, who resides In Boston. The re-
mains were ordered removed to the UNI
dertaking rooms Of A. b. Lavigne.
son was born Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Couchon Of North street.
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CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. o. G. Carpenter and Mrs. Myron
williams are visiting in Whiting--Mrs
J. B. Rawson and son have gone to Bos-
ton for a few days.-Miss Emma Leaven-
worth is visiting in Winooski and Mont
relier.-Dana Mollison and Eugene Ash
line have bought c. J. Thompsons meat
market.-Mrs Merritt Carpenter has gone
TO New York city to Join her husband.
who has a position there.-Mrs. George
II. Root is spending few days with her
sister. Mrs. Stanton Williams, on her way
to Ottawa--Mr. and Mrs Henry Williams
leave this week for New Mexico. where
they will spend the winter. They will
make the trip from New York to New
Orleans by water.-Miss Christine Gulick,
who teaches in Essex, is spending her
vacation at her home here.-The gram
mar school, Miss Ball teacher. will give
an entertainment at Library hall Mon
Gay evening.
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UNDERHILl..

The second Of the series of entertain
ments given under the auspices Of the
high school will be given Saturday at
q. a. II. hall, by the royal entertainer,
Willard Gorton. Mrs Theodore Chase OF
Passumpsic has been the guest of Mrs.
Edmund Martin the past wcck.-Lyle
lockwood, who has been working in St
Adams. is at home for few days be-
fore going to Florida, where he ex-
poets to spend the winter.-Thc dramatic
club was entertained at the home Of
Mrs. John Rogers last Saturday even
ing.-M. D. Young. Superintendent of
Cambridge, visited schools in town Tues.
day.
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ENOSBURG.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Fairbanks are
In town. They have sold their farm In
greensboro and Mr.. Fairbanks Is pre-
pairing to go to Florida in few weeks
on account Of his health.-The Rev. J.
kidder, who has been visiting here, re-
turned to his home In Westford Tuesday
Mrs. Reuben Chaffee, who has been for
few weeks Mt the home of her son.
W. j. Chaffee, returned to the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Pierce, in Craftsbury.
for the winter.-The district schools closed
Friday for a two weeks vacation and will
resume their sessions Monday. December
2.-The condition Of Mrs. Kidder is slow
IL imprOVinE.
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GRAND ISLE.

The Ladies' AID at d. 2. Centers was
well attended considering the stormy
hay.-Mrs Margaret Gordon Ia slowly
Improving. Her nephew, Lewis Lodd Of
Boston, is assisting in caring for her
Monday night occurred the death of
Mrs. kinney's father, Mr. Smith of New
Haven. who has been stopping some time
with her.-Thc friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Edison Gordon gave them a reception
Thursday evening at their home.-A
chicken RE supper will be held at Van
tines Friday
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TOWNSVILLE.

Among the lucky deer hunters in this
section are w. q. White and G. W.
Palmer.-Mr and Mrs. Luclus Flint and
little daughter have been spending
few days IN Notwithstanding Lend-a-
hand Circle meets at Mrs. ]. II. Atkins's
Thui sday.-Loren Jennings, who has
been III several days, Is gaining.-Ray
McCloud Of Essex was in town over Sun
day. also Edward Coughin of St AL
bans.-Mrs. Merritt Carpenter of Charlotte
has been visiting at r II. Chessmore's.
Mrs. A. I. Crandall of Huntington,
p o.. Is with her mother, Mrs Allen
6abins, until after Thanksgiving.-C
Bernis, who is in the employ of the
c. V. r. r., Is now in the office at
Essex Junction.-A1iss Dorothy Smith of
West Bolton has returned home after
spending some time here.-Mrs German
entertained relatives from Waterbury
over Sunday
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ST. ALBANS.

Mrs. John B. Wileson left Thursday for
Rutland, called there by the death of her
brother-in-law. Martin II. Chamberlin.
berlin, who married Miss Bessie l..
Brainerd, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Raw
son Brainerd of the city, formerly resided
here. being travelling auditor OF the Cen
trail Vermont railway before going to
Rutland.
1t Is expected that the annual session
of the Methodist conference will be held
at Richford this year. as an invitation
las recently been extended from that
church congregation. The Rev. D. G..
Guest Is the pastor OF tho Richford
church and the presiding bishop will be
Bishop r. S. Henderson OF Chattanooga.
Tenn. The session will open April ?,
1873
hre that broke out in the old bridge
shop Off Adds street, called out the de-
partment at $3.50 Sunday afternoon. and
caused sharp fight before 1t was ex-
tinguished. The fire. which was confined
to waste material and timber within the
building, was probably caused by the
carelessness Of tramps or loafers. who
'fANse iH' p4htt ! ne department HdHuitu
the blaze in efficient shape. and the loss
will amount to less than 5000.
The mystery surrounding the disappear
ance OF Nap Cady. the well known barber
who hired boat and went fishing on
Lake Champlain October %. remains as
dark as ever, His family have a standing
offer OF 500 for anyone who can produce
the man or his body.
Mrs John Gibson, who underwent a
serious surgical operation recently. is
getting along nicely.
Andrew Tague OF Fairfield was
hned 81 ana costs for a first offense
or intoxicatiol In city court Tues
day He paid the fine The cases Of
state VS.. Revna Paro ami Thomas
Paro. the latter charged with keep
Ing house Of ill-fame and engaging
In the white slave traffic. and the
former with adultery. were heard ba.
fore Judge Post Tuesday afternoon
and the respondents we're bound over
FOR appearance at the March term Of
Franklin county court Bail was not
fixed.
The body OF Nap Cady. who was drown.
ed at st. Adams BAY Monday. October "a
was found at 2,3o o'clock by Charlie,
'Iibbard near the west shore Of the bay
opposite the Arthur Laselis farm yestsr'
day afternoon. Mr.. Cady went hshinl
alone and was last seen near Ram island
For two weeks no trace OF the boat wai
had. but last week the boat was found
not far from Buffers island. several rnilel
from the bay Nothing was disturbed u
the boat, the fishing taekla bSnR unda,
the seat ana the oars In the oar issks
20 II 10 prebsbls that the unfortunate
man must have fallen overheard. the bee
not tipping over. Searching parties hav'
been out nearly every day since the dis
appearance of Mr.. Cady but II was no
until yesterday, nearly four weeks aftel
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MONTGOMERY.

Some OF the Deer hunters that went
on the mountains to camp during tho
hunting season returned Monday on &C.
count Of the snow.-The progressive sup
per and apron sale given by the Ladies'
Aid society Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church was a success, the proceeds being
s50Misses Jessie Gilbert and Merle
Hurlbut were guests of Miss Elizabeth
Fuller over Saturday and Sunday.-Mrs
Claude Kittridge. who has been visiting
Mrs. II. Fl. Parker. has returned to her
home IN Hardwick.-Mrs Anna Head Is
visiting her sister. Mrs, William Cooley
In Richford.-Roger Bombard Is recover
ing from an operation on the throat per-
Termed by DR.. Berkeley of ST. Adams at
DR.. Washburn's in East Berkshire.
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Dukoshire, will he present the evenings
of next week.-Mrs.. Charles Gilbert was
taken to the st. Adams hospital Mon
day to be operated on for appendicitis.
AT the regular meeting of Banner
Grange Friday evening. seven candidates
received the first and second degrees of
the order-Quite n number of the chill
dren In the west part of the town have
been quarantined for whooping cough.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

c. A. Gardyne, who has been spending
several days in North Troy and Manson
vile has returned.-S. s. Hall. Jr.
has gone to Greenville, Me. to visit his
brother. p. II. Hnll.-Miss Pearl Marston.
who has been visiting at William Wes-
,ovsr'a has returned to her home in
p,chfoyd.-Mr and Mrs. u. r. Olmstead
- East Franklin are visiting their
H.ushtsr. MrH 2. & wrght--J. p.
Martin Of Lsndsn, ont was in town
ever sundsy.-H. H. Foster Of Cabot was
in town Mondsy-Among those who have
shot a deer so far are Ransom Chaplin,
crank Good. Mitchell Bressett and
Arden I.lplant. The woods are full OF
hunters but deer arc not nearly as plenty
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the accident. that the body was found
The boat was carried out Of the bay prob
ably by the strong wind which prevailed
for several days after the drowning and
was carried, too. by the current which
is very strong near Ball island. Mr.. Cady
who was a barber. Ia survived by his
wife and one daughter. Miss Blanche
Cady. OF this city. He was As years Of
age. The body was brought to the city
at $50 to the undertaking rooms OF ]. T.
Sullivan. The body had been in the water
% days and was badly decomposed. The
funeral will be held this morning at nine
o'clock at st. Mary's Church.
The marriage engagement of Miss
Lois Beals and Gaylord Corliss of Swan
ton has been announced.
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HILL WEST.

Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Rushford and
son. ROLAND of Berkshire. are with their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Rushford for
an indefinite time. The condition of Mr..
Rushford who has been Ill for several
weeks, Is serious at present-The Rev
n. c. Gushing has returned to Hines
burg.-The cottage meeting will be held
at Frank Lumbra's Friday night.-Frank
Wetherby killed deer Saturday .-George
Wyott has commenced work for D. H. T.
Bostwick.-William ashford of John
son Is here on account of the serious III
ness of his father John Rushford.-
Percival Shangraw and Charles Buskey
of Richford passed Sunday here-Mrs.
Frank Wetherby is Ill.
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WEST BOLTON.

Mr.. and Mrs Newcomb of Barre were
visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. +. Tomlinson, Sunday -Representa-
tive James Hoag of Grand Isle spent Sum
day at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Minckler.--Mr. and Mrs. John Gregory
have gone to Broad Albin, N Y, to visit
their cousin, Ernest They expect TO be
gone two months.--Miss Olive Dubois Is
visiting In Waterbury.-Only one deer
has been shot in this vicinity thus far,
Edward Tomlinson being the lucky hunt
era. /. Hardy is ILL.,