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EAST WARREN.

Mr., and Mrs, Lester Lamb are the par
ents of a son, clayton Lester born Jan
uary 30 Harry Pratt Of Braintree. who
purchased the Parsons farm. Is moving
to it Several from this town attended IA
dance in Granville Frlday.-Arthur Lamb
is soon to move to Randolph. He il to
have employment ON the stock farm -
Frank Day hurt his shoulder badly while
wording in the woods. Mrs. Carrie
Lovcttc has been i'll with the grip the
past week. Alexander Downs is to move
his family into Will plTsons'S house. Al
fred Lamb mas been confined To the
house the past week with u severe case
of the srip-J Jasper lov-tte Was at home
over SUNDAY from the Randolph hisl,
school Mrs. Elijah Fuller was called TO
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WOLCOTT.

Mrs Fred Jackson who has been i'll
some weeks with consumption, died very
suddenly Thursday. Besides her husband
she leaves three small children. ono a
baby only n few months old, and a sister,
Mrs. Kate Stearns of Newport News, Va.
Charles Lurvey has moved to Green's
horo where he will team for the Richie
hrothers.-H p. Hood & Sons arc filling
their ice house with a store of ice for the
coming on.--Ciustave Usher is in Bur-
lington.
Mrs. G. G. Howison is in stowe
George Billings caught a large fox in
trap Tuesday.-Miss Gladys May is in
Johnson.-Dr. G.. {. Rublce was in Nor
risville Wednesday on business.Mrs
Mary Spllcr and sisters visited friends
in Hyde Park WednesdaY.-Mrs q. G.
Cogswell is visiting her daughter in ST.
Johnsbury. The American Express COM
pany are considering the matter of free
delivery of their express about town.
The plumbers from St Johnsbury were
in town Wednesday making needed re-
pairs on the water system at the sta
tlcn.-.N1iss Mary Warren Is visiting in
Iiardwick.J r, BaXendale is at home
from Burlington for Il few days.-Sevcral
cars of electric machinery for the new
power plant have been shipped from
York, Pa, and are expected To arrive
in a few days.--Homer Ellsworth. who
has been i'll for the past week with the
grip. is no hcttor.-The Rev. J. Baxcndale
is ATTENDING the convention at Can't
b,.ilo.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

The Rev. Galmon : button. aged 81
years, died at the home of his sou. J. f.
button. early Friday morning OF gem
eral breakdown due to old age, lie had
beer detained in his room for several
weeks but WAS able to be about and was
in high spirits ON retiring Thurs
day night, The Rev Mr.. Dut-
ton was born in Walden April II, 1929,
the son of Josiah and Mary button. His
grandfather WAS one of the early settlers
of that part of the State. lie experienced
religion ut the age of - and entered the
ministry of the Frcewill Baptist denomi-
nomination AT the axe of = and for 40
years was Il preacher, having been IN
strumental in the founding and building
of the church Of that sect in iiardWick'
where he preached tWoscorc years IN
1876 Mr., button married Sany Henderson,
whose father, Deacon David henderson,
was one of the first settlers in iiardWlck'
| TWO children were horn to them j. r.
Dutton of this city and Erastus T." put
I ton, who died January ~ of last year
Beside his son he leaves three grandchl'-
{ dren, Harold Il. button of MiddlehurN
Misses LA, Mae and Ruth q. button, nlso
a great-grandchild Harold u. Dulton'
Jr, of Middlchury The funeral was
held at nine o'clock Sunday morn
ing AZ the home of j. +. button on col
lcge street and was private tn" KEY
stanley f, Bloomfield of bethany Church
"fficiatcd. The body Was taken It.
iialdwich and placed I'm lii" ,"mh
t. Il. Wells al Middlr,'N has AN
noulccd his candidacy for county s"ia-
! tor Mi Wclls is a resident "t Middle
sex. bui was born in ltns Munurlier
II" has held TIN offices ot selr'tnan
s'ioo' INJECTOR, o'"lsr.l Of me poor
superintendent of schools, justice OF the
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peace, representative in 1894. and as
siStaht judge for three terms from 1901.
Tie Is now n justice OF the peace ana
auditor of the town of Middlcscx.
william Sweet. brakeman on the
Central Vermont branch freight tram.
had several ribs broken or cracked by
being hi by a projection from "A ca,,
which he was assisting In shifting Sat
urlay
son. Iinnan Edgar. was born to Mr..
and Mrs Edgar a. Cummings of Fast
Montpelier Saturday morning
The safe in the office of city Judge
Harvey was opened Monday for the
FIRST time since the city received /, from
the town of Marlboro. The combination
was lost and ex-Mayor r. r. Dawley
a safe expert. did not want to ruin the
safe by drilling into 1T unless IT were
certain the combination was gone be-
You'd recall The combination was found
on slip of paper slowed away in scme
Of the wearing apparel of one of the
city officials
Tn" scni-annual meeting of the state
officers of the Catholic order of For
cstcrs viii take place AT the Pavilion
Tuesday, February 49, Tho officers who
will attend will be- DR.. j. ID. Bachand,
criof ranger, ST. Johnsbury: N. T..
!. Ectver vce-chief ranger. st. Adams,
William II. Driscoll. State secretary.
So Adams Frank ". Sault treasurer,
81. Adams; directors. Jules Simays OF
burlington, Frank II. Sabroubrin OF
Newport the Rev ]. 3. T.. Pouliot OF
Essex Junction. Edmund LaFranchisc OF
burlington. Frank H. Saboubrin OF
the Rev. r. NJ. Aubir. spiritual director
Swanton
Tn. report Of Treasurer l.. H. I3ixby o.
the city hail building committee show:
! the nct cost of the city hall to have
been sl5G. OnS 49, Tho gross cost was Sill,
0r8 -. hut from this is taken tho valu
alton &C tho Armory property, S15"".
The report of the board of school
commissioners shows tie cost of tn
| cit. schools during the past year Il
have been $3l, IS SO, Of which 81" wa
paid for room outside the regular build
! ing+ and the city hall
! The Montpelier 500 Toboggan clul
has been organized with the followint
officers: President. A. j. Gauvreau
vice president. George f.. Whelan, sec
rotary. II. +. Cashier; treasurer. Ray
mond Leddcn, board of managers
A. J. GauVreau, Edward Gil
! bert ana Gerald Taylor; audi
tor. &. Hunt; starter. Fred keegan.
great amount of interest is taken il
this winter sport and 1t is free 10
every person in this city. OF cours
money must he had and the only wa
that the chute can be built and main
tanned is by subscription. These pa
pcrs are in charge of several younl
men.
The annual report of Chief of Polio
j :. W. Durkce shows there have bee
2il arrests during the year. the larg
est number being t-S for INVESTIGATION
There We're &c for larceny. 81 70
breach of the peace and the others 70
minor ofrenseS
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WAITSFIELD.

Hiss Orrs McAllistor returned to her
school in Randolph Monday after short
vacation at home.-A son was born sat
urdav to Mir. and Mrs. Florence Nc
Carthy of Lawrence. Mass. Mr.. Nc
Carthy was formerly a Waitstield hoy
The community was shocked TO near or
the death Sunday of George X, Miller or
Dorchester, Mass. He the previous
DAY suffered shock. The body was
brought here "Wednesday night and flu
neral services held some time Thursday.
Mr.. Miller is survived by wife, Mrs
CLARA CBrowm Miller. and one daughter
Margaret, now I'm Boston University
Several of the members of Mad River
lodge, +, and A, NJ, visited Stove Ma
snnlr lnlpn "Wednesday.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

zion to be given March Mrs. Sarah
Blasdell died early Sunday morning at
the home OF her daughter. Mrs. NJ. o.
Clark. Funeral services were held in the
Congregational Church Tuesday after
noon. the Rev. II. r. Trill officiating
n. w. Robbins is spending several days
IN Hennlker, n. H-Mlss May Curtis has
been in Johnson this weok.-Deputy
Sheriff A. r.. Hutchins of Barre was at
n. Nj. Smiths Wednesday and Thurs
day.--Mr. and Mrs. A. u. Cutting were
In Burlington Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Snalley of Nor
risville are a. the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. n. CuttinE.--N. NJ Smith was in
Burlington Tuesday ~. Gray has
been confined 20 tho house IVY illness
This week
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

At the close Of the morning service
Sunday at the Federated Church the
Rev. ]. w. Chesbro read his resignation
of the passionate, to take place March
81. Mr. Chesbro came here two years
ago In January ana has given very gen.
eral satisfaction and done faithful work
The people will regret his removal MI
Chesbro has not yet decided upon HIS
next field of labor.--The annual meet
ing of the Sanitarium Aid society was
held Friday, February >. at Bethany
parish house. The society Is made up of
81 members, who provide for a free bed
st the Randolph sanitaHum Bag Day
was celebrated and from its observance
in 1911 S3o was raised. Al this meeting
the officers and committees for tho conf
ing year were elected as follows: Pre%i-
dent, Miss Mary Carr Tcwkshury. first
vice president, Miss Carrie Eaton: second
vice president Mrs. l.. \. Russlow; Sec
retary, Miss Annie Walsh: assistant se'-
rotary, Miss Dcsicr Mouton: treasurer
Ars. +. a. Thomas: assistant treasurer
Mrs. Fraser Met2gcr. executive commit
tee Mrs Belle u. Dubois. Mrs. V. A
Grant Mrs. w. r Sargent Mrs. Lu-
cinda Cleveland. Mrs. Annie Edison; bed
committee, Mrs. J. W Rowell, Mrs. j.
y. Eldredge Mrs O. r. Copeland; pur-
chasing committee. Miss Ella skinner,
Mrs. j p. Clifford Mrs Julia A. Walsh ,
work committee. Mrs A. H. Gay, Mrs,
G. w. Scott. Miss Ella Skinner.-Mr, and
Mrs. Oscar Manchester have moved from
ona OF the Rowell cottages on the Addi-
uon 10 apartments in the house owned
BY Mr. Snow on Weston street A II,
nf n
Say Of Bethel hi property known as
.he Sargent block. In Bethel. 1t Is under
ptOod that the price paid for tho build
ing was sl,'0O.-Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crane
left Saturday for STAFFORD to visit Mr..
Cranes parents over Sunday. They will
proceed to Lebanon, y. H.. where Mr..
Crane has been engaged as drummer ut
the moving picture theatre. Paul John
son of Dartmouth College has been ut
home for a few days. Frank Hatch -
moving his household goods from the
tenement in the house of T.. ID. Partridge,
ana will break mp housekeeping for the
present until Mrs Hatch rcsains her
health In the meantime theN Will be at
the home If Mis- lIatch's parents, Mr..
went to Bethel SATURDAY, to remain at
her homo over sunday Leslie 'hildS,
the little son Of Mr. Childs. the restailr-
ant proprietor. was operated upon Sat
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WATERVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leach visited her
sister at Cambridge over SUNDAY. --rri
Stone OF Massachusetts Is spending a few
days with MIR. and Mrs. W. n. Wes.ovcr
Harry Tillotson was at home from
Burlington Saturday and Sunday. -Clar
encc Davis has moved 20 Wcstford
where he has work.-Levi Smile has
cone to Philadelphia, where he will re-
main through the winter.--Mr. and Mira
Walter Locke are the parents Of n son
born January 3l.--Howard Thomas OF
Lyndonville was called here by tho death
of his aunt. Mrs Mary Hemenway.--
Henry Holmes of Shoreham visited his
niece. Mrs. Mark Stevens, Saturday and
Sunday
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GREENSBORO.

C0mmlssioner q. l.. Marlin win his
corps of assistants held an interesting
and instructive agricultural meeting
Tuesday Of last week Th,rc Was
4 good attendance at both sessions -
The schools In town opened Last week.
except in the village. which upturd Mon
day No. t. taught lay Wallace simpson
40 :. VI. u. Cha>. and NJ .ud Bailey, No.
3. Mabel Edison, 80. H. Ruby Ellsworth.
40. T. Gertrude Davis, NJ. .. liessic Fair
banks. No. n, Alice NJ CLARK ANA A.AA,,
Gallagher; 80. H. Mrrl Howard. No. II,
Helen Mcfarland The schools have been
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HYDE PARK.

Mrs. Mary Ann Hayford. willow Of
Jacob Hayford. died Thursday after a
long illness. She was 20 years old and
was for many years a cook at the Amer
lean House in this place. The funeral
was held from St. Teresa's Church Sat
urday morning, with burial in the CathO-
lie cemetery.-The Rev. Mr.. Bowman Of
North Hyde Fark preached in the Con-
gregational Church Sunday morning.
Mrs. Hunt of Fairfax, mother of Miss
Eunice Hunt. spent Sunday here with
her daughter.-Stowe high school defeat
ed the l.. c. A. at basketball last Fri
day evening. score % TO 1G.--George Mel
vim of Jeffersonville was in town Satur-
day.-Fchruary II Is the date when the
Knights of King Arthur will render,
GLOW Jim Made Good The Young
Ladies Glce club have in rehearsal an
entertain mcnt tn lac given in the near
future
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WORCESTER.

Thomas Symonds has returned from
several days at the home of his son.
Austin. In Wolcott.-Hubert Symonds is
working at Putnamville.--Rufus DALEY
of East Montpelier is the new mail car
rier between Montpelier and Worcester.
-t'lnrabell IIowieson has returned from
"A long visit with her sister. Alma, OF
Springfield. Mass.-Calvin w. and Paul
Richardson were in Fayston Thursday
and Friday.-Mrs. Edna Webster has
zone to Newport y. H.. where she viii
remain till summer with her sister-in-
law. Mrs Nellie Bagley.-Guy Bancroft
and family of East Calais passed Sat
,mday and sunday at hong Of Mrs. Ran
crofts parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Will
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EDEN.

Little Harold Davis. who has been i'll
with fever il convaeScing.--Mar
Blake is at home from Morr1sville Ill
with a bad throat trOube-,Mr. and Mrs.
H. w. Emery are in Johnson.-There is
to be an auction at the Mills Saturday
20 sell Leach's bankrupt stock Bertha
Brockney is at home from Burlington
Mrs, Henry Kinds is in poor health.-Mr.
and Mrs Fred MIDGET of Connecticut
were called here to attend his brother
Franks funeral.-Miss Lewis, pastor Is
on a vacation. and will return April to
occupy the pulpit IN town until Septcm-
her !.
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dav Mt her home on Elm street Of
neuralgia of the heart She leaves 3ne
daughter. the wife of Prof. j. j. Howard
of West Lebanon, n. H.. besides one
brother and n sister.--Cnarles w. Dutton
died ut his home at Mortified Falls at
an early hour Sunday morning after
serious illness of a week or two, following
n wear or more of general poor health,
leaving a wife and one son. Mr.. Dutton
had been prominent in town affairs, hav-
ing been "A sclectman for several terms.
besides holding other offices. He was Il
member of Dewitt clinton Lodge Of
Masons.-Mrs George James of Hardwick
,s at H. T. Reeds and Mrs. william
Jackson Of Middlebury at Samuel Nc
Intosh's. -An examination for the pur-
pose of establishing an eligible register
of candidates for the position of clerk in
the Mortified postofiicc is announced to
take place at Montpelier. February IT,
william y. llassett arrived Sunday night
from Washington. being called home by
the continued and serious illness Of his
mother. Mrs Mary d. Hassctt-lhe
| Frank Marsdcn house at Mortified Falls
| was damaged slightly by fire triday
night. but serious loss was prevented by
tne activity VI " o"cNc' pi'S""'
Local Forecaster Wl'''an' a. 0""" %
| the Oniteh states "eath'' ""' '"" ''P 20
| mean temperature '''
oesrees' 'he normal .e'.pe'", N.Y. ,T 80"
.'o''" "e'"e 10 ,o.,,
""n ?. y. - ~,
! 49,. oe.,. r,.. - -. 80,
J ,.r. ....-a.. -, "a ,.. IT. r.o,,o..
ao,,v r,nn, ,..a No. ,.. 80, ~ oe,
and tho le,s, daily. range w,s : deprees
on the 10Th The snowfall was GAG inches.
which reduced to water made the total
precipitation II, inches the normal
precipitation rcr the month being 2ie
inches. The prevailing wind was from
tho north the movement 5,121 miles
the average hourly velocity 60 miles, and
the maximum velocity b miles per hour
from the southwest on the Dist. The
month was made up or clear, partly
cloudy and 10 cloudy days the percentage
o. sunshln" hcins ID snow lclI on 10 Gays
solar halos were noteh on the 'th' s'h
lZ,h' am ana -oth' lunar na'os oh '"'
-Hu. ltn, -hlH ana -NtH, anu hhi'i"H VI
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FORESTDALE.

Miss Rose Larock of Albany, y Y. is
visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs Lewis
l.arock.-A son WAC born 20 Mr.. and Mrs
Fred johnson February 2.--Mrs, Nellie
Spooner and Marcus arr are in Arllng-
ton.-'rhe Womau's Auxiliary met with
Mrs. L. c. Hooker Wednesday afternoon.
Wallace Bird and Miss Freda Severance
were married al the ". NJ, parsonage
Saturday evening, the Rev l.. G. Mat
toon performing the ceremony. Mr., and
Mrs. Bird will reside here.-D ". Flags;
will give a moving picture show at St
Monica's hdll Friday evening"
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NORTHFIELD.

fred T. Kerr died At six O'Clock Satur-
day mornius at Water and Union streets,
after "A s'ull Illness, leaving wife
and nnr son Tie was the junior of Tie"
hlm of k,rr Blother-, Mas a member
al b,Wnt Clinton l.udr' at Mas"ns and
was "A peu-iuncr ~ the spanish American
War Thr funeral Wa held Td"SdaN
afternoon johanna CREAMY WldoW 81
Charles McCartA, died Al midnight Satur'
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Richard Pike, n son of Harry Pike
Is seriously III with typhoid fever.-Mr
and Mrs. Frank Batcheder returned Sun
day from visit in East Iardwck.--
Mrs. James Gilman, who resides on the
East Viii. Is rallyng from a severe at
tack of heart trouble, which she sus-
tanned saturday afternoon.-fIenry Teb-
bilts was In town SundaY.-At the last
meeting of the Ladies' Aid which was
held at Mrs. b. II. Benjamins. the fol-
lowing OFFICERS were elected: President,
Mrs. Nellie Goodell; vice-president Mrs.
Florence Wheeler. secretary. Myrtle
lance: treasurer. tiliZabeth Sahin
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FAYsTON.

Garth bingham has finished work for
Frank Seaver in Bolton, and is at his
home.-Miss Lilah Smith was in Water
bury Saturday to visit her aunt, Mrs.
A. G. Anterior. who is ill.-C. w. Bing-
ham has moved into the house with
Arthur MaXham.-l:dna -. Bragg Of Bur-
lington Business College Is at her home
for a few DAYS.
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Mrs. Stockwell still remains there.--Mrs.
j. w. Chesbro las had a telegram from
Adams. Mass. saying that her father
Thomas Jubh, has passed safely through
an operation for the removal OF a clot Of
blood on the brain and his recovery is
anticipated.R Robert Chedel returned to
Rochester Wednesday, where he Is at
present employed
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ROCHESTER,.

Miss Pauline Smith was given sur
prise February 3 hN about IL of her
schoolmat.s ana friends In honor of her
srh birthday anniversary. The children
PLAYED games and Mrs smith served
dainty refreshments The children de-
parted. leaving many tokonsof esteem for
their Young friend.
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CRAFTSBURY.

Tho Rev. r. T.. Low. district superin-
tendent. will preach in the Methods
Episcopal Church sunday evening Mon
day at 10 a m. he will meet the official
board in the parlor of the church. - Mar
tin Johnston of Min Village was III the
first of this week with the grip
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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.

The NTH annual concert and dance
of the local telephone operators was
held Friday evening at the opera house
Telephone operators from other points
in this state and New Hampshire were
present The hall was appropriately
decorated. blue and white being the
color scheme. while the dance orders
were bell shaped. A Claremont orches-
ira furnished music.
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closed since November ln-Mrs' N''he
Ai'en wife of Ernest Allen WHO '''S ooo"
cway since last May. has returned W '"io
Tor her family.-Mrs George ''""S'7 10
in ST. ,Iohnshurv ro,, medical treatment.
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WINDSOR COUNTY
BETHEL.

Mrs. Willard CrOzier OF Lebanon. y.
H.. was at r.. g, Bundy's Saturday..
Miss Lots Hazard of St Adams is az
Hugh G. Wilson's.-A showshoe party of
3 young people enjoyed tramp of go
era miles Saturday and were served
with refreshments by Mrs. A. Lee Cadr
at Camp Cherry's Charity.-Rober-
Bundy has won the sophomore Latin
prize at Middebury College.-Mchae
llavey has resumed work at the Wood
bury granite sheds after a fornights
absence owing to an injury 70 one eye
The two young sons OF Glenn Gilman
are recovering from rneumonia-A. y.
Washhurn Is at present employing II
men at the Bethel mills.--Miss Edith
Ialch OF Burlington spent Sunday in
town.-John a. O'NTalley has returned
from Hanover. n. H.. where he UNDER
went al operation for appendicltis.-Mr.
and Mrs. Tyler w James of Boston are
spending few days at the Bethel Inn
Mrs Fred Williamson is i'll with bilious
grip. F}atchelder of White
River Junction was here SATURDAY COLA
borating with Wallace Batchelder on An
important criminal case to ne tried at
Woodstock this week.-Mrs.. Henry W.
Davis is in poor health-Mrs. Frank +.
Mccullough and James have returned
from a months visit in Cliftondale,
Mass.-P. p. Wynn camp, Sons Of Vet
Grams. made generous donation Satur-
day 10 the family of Fletcher Wheat,
whose wife is seriously i'll with can
Ger
\ daughter was born January IS to
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Johnson.-Mrs. Abb
bic Paine. aged So years fell on the
floor of her room Thursday afternoon
and broke hip bone.-The Sargent
block was sold Thursday February
by \. II. Powers of Randolph e
Nelson NJ. Gay. 1t Is expected that the
large store. now vacant. will be used for
the kimball grocery and market. the
Kittredge store 70 be occupied by Ernest
II. Kittredge. its owner who lately re-
turned from Boston after living there
number OF years.
Mrs Henry G. Rice returned Monday
from a visit of several months In Brain
tree-Burton F.. Davis arrived Tuesday
| from Salem Depot. y. 1.-The Womani
| Reading club met. 25 in number, VIII
+, Mrs F. f.. Wallace Monday and heard
| essays on birds by Mrs c. NJ. Miller and
| Mrs Flora Chase.-A club of Wilma
| Workers. with 10 members. has been
! organized at East Bethel by Miss Edna
| Newell of Philadelphia, who is spending
| the winter here.--Nne persons were re-
| ceved on probation at the Lympus
! Church last Sunday.-William II. Ed
| munds is recovering from a 10 days at
| tack of grip.-NIrs. Howard Tucker Of
| Tunbridge came Monday TO spend few
| days with Mrs. Martha Cushing.-Amons
! the Witnesses attending court in Wood
stock this week on the case of State VS.
| T.. : Putnam are w A. LaRock, E. c.
| Blaisdell, w A. Swinger u, f. Shaw
| T.. 3. Wright and Mrs l.. c. Roardman.--
| Most of the rural schools will close Fri
| day for the winter Mrs Hattie Davis
| will go to Salem. y. H.. Thursday to make
| her future home with her SOMA daugh-
| ter was born February to Mr.. and
| Mrs. Patrick Mci'ool.-C. Frederick Hayes
| and his son have moved to West Haven.
! Conn.-Mrs George r. Church Of Ham
| cock visited at G. T.. Clafin's Wednes-
! uaN.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Berlin Sunday by the serious Illness 81
her brother, william Curtis.