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ENGLISH As WORLD LANGUAGE.
Alexander Graham Bell Makes Pre-
diction Before Senators.


The English language can be made
a universal tongue. according to Alex
ander Graham Bell Mr.. Bell appeared
before the House Committee on For
eign Affairs yesterday. He advocated
a resolution by Representative Jack
son, of Kansas, requesting the Secre-
tary of the Interior to make inquiries
through the Bureau of Education re-
garding the advisability and practical
bility of an international agreement
on q universal alphabet intended to
represent the sounds of speech after
q uniform system.
Mr.. Bell declared that q universal
method must be devised before thu
English language can become univsr-
sal, and when asked by Representative
Diffenderfer II he did not believe that
English Is fast becoming the universal
commercial language. Mr.. Bell thought
that this was the case.
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CRITTENDEN STREET OUT.
Gugsenheim Bill Would Have i
stricken from District Plans.

The provision that Crittenden street.
between Iowa avenue and Seventeenth
street northwest, be stricken from the
scheme of street extensions and improve
ments in the District is provided in a bill
introduced by Senator Guggenheim yes
terday. The measure gives the Commis-
sioners the authority to eliminate this
street from future plans. 1t has been
referred to the District Committee.
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CACTUS BILL FAVORED.
Committee Would Give burbank
Land for Its CuIfivation.

A uniqze bill by which the United
States would grant to Luther Burbank.
"the plant wizard Of California" an op-
tion on twelve sections or semi-arid land
in the Southwest. was reported favor
ably to the House yesterday by the
Representative Hayes, Of California, said
he believed 1t will pass both the House
and the Senate
The land is to be used. the bill pro-
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Leon Rouse has bought the laundry In
Rlchford and will move there with his
family this weekA party was given In
Combss hall Friday evening, November
%, In honor of Miss Fern Rublee and
Clarence Hope, who are soon to be mar
ried.-The Rev. Mr.. Stephenson and the
Rev. Mr. Peterson attended the minis
tcrial meeting at Enosburg Falls Mon
day.-Mss Grace Wadleigh returned
Monday to Montreal. where she is teach
Ing lip reading. after spending Thanks
tiving ut her home.-Max Button has re-
turned from Alaska and expects to be a
home for a few weeks.-Mrs. Stone and
daughter, Miss Josie Stone. are visiting
In st. Adams and Enosburg Falls
George Willard returned Monday morn
Ing to Randolph, where he is studying
agriculture.-Miss Ruth Coffin was at
home for Enthusiastically dance at the
Avon House Wednesday evening was well
attended. there being s. couples present
Miss Leona Demar from Burlington was
at home over THANKSGIVING.
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sWANTON CENTER.

Myron II. Donaldson OF Skeels Corner
has raised the timber for a 40 by so foot
dairy barn to replace the one struck by
lightning last September.-llarold NJ.
Royce returned to Brockton, Mass, Fri
day, after being called here by the death
of his father. a. =. Royce.--Mrs A. y.
Royce Is about the house after being i'll
in bed several days with heart asthma. -
William a. Royce has been III in bed
since Monday of the grip.-C. T. Ricard
is out from an Illness or two wcess with
congestion. Mrs j. T. Catlin is with
her daughter, Mrs $. w. Corliss, of High
gate Springs, who has been dangerously
i'll with ptomanc poisoning caused by
eating canned tomatoes Mrs. Corliss is
regaining her strength. Mr.. Corliss was
also i'll but not crilically.-Mrs. Alamo
Powers wose husband recently died at
their home in the Jackson district, mas
gone to live with her younger son, Fred
Powers. of st. Adams town.--Miss Flor
ence Hubbard has completed her work as
milliner in Richmond, and will leave
home December 10 for Daytona, Fla,
where she has n position for the winter
Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Hubbard and fam
fly passed THANKSGIVING with their daugh-
ter. Mrs Earl Aver, of St George. Mrs
Hubbard and youngest son, Raymond
remained till Sunday
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CAMBRIDGE.

Miss Myrtle Whitney of Moretown has
been spending several days with her
mother. Mrs. Charles Bixby.-Mr and
Mrs. D. II. Mack and children of West
Mortified. Mass, spent Thanksgiving
with her parents. Mr., and Mrs. +. r.
Fletcher.-Mr and Mrs. w. A. Beebee OF
Proctor spent THURSDAY and Friday at
II. n. Gray's.-Mr, and Mrs. F. a. Huse
have been spending a week with friends
in Fitchburg. Mass.-A. J. Griswold spent
Thanksgiving in Montpelier at the home
Of his sister, Mrs. 5, 5. Ballard. Rex
Gates visited in burlington over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. II. Linden returned
from Boston Thursday morning.-Mrs. NJ.
NJ Reynolds and son, Rollo, returned to
stowe Saturday morning Mrs. Ida Hunt
Is spending several days in St Albans.-
Miss Myrtle Wallace Is confined to the
house with mea sles.-Mrs. A. l. Brush
was visitor IN Burlington Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. u. Young spent Thanks
giving in Derby with Mr., loung's par
ents.-The Misses Marjorie and Marion
Newton returned to Morrisvile Tuesday
morning after spending a weeks vacation
their home here.
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met Monday with the Rev. r. D. Miller
There were present the Re,erends For
sythe, Guest, TIigley and Pease Of Rich
ford, Stephenson and Peterson of East
Berkshire, Day of Franklin, Vradenburg,
Lcgg. Miller and Baker OF Enosburg. The
book review by Stephenson was of "Ly-
mans Theology and Human Problems"
After dinner at the Quincy More Mar
rage Problems" from last months meet
ing elected considerable discussion. OH
GERS for the year were elected: President,
+. ID. Miller; secretary and treasurer. w.
r. Forsythe.-Simon Viger OF Lawrence,
Mass, vice chief ranger, and Messrs
Sault Of Swanton and b'Ecuyer Of st,
Adams, representing the state court met
with the local court Catholic Order of For
esters Tuesday evening. Miss Alice
Young returned from Randolph Tuesday
evening and Is assisting In the store of
NJ y. Perley & Co. during the holiday
seasons c. Towle went to Brattleboro
with his son. Donald. Wednesday, where
The boy will attend school in the Austino
Institute
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UNDERH1LL.

Mrs. G. w Graves, who has been at the
Fanny Allen hospital, returned Thursday
much improved in hcalth.-Arthur Bart
lett and family and Miss Blanche Bart
lett left Monday for Boston for u short
vist.-Lyle Rockwoo left this week for
the South. where he will spend the win
tor-Hazel Knight returned to her school
in Mincvillc. ~ V. after a visit with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. ID. W. knight --
The young people met Saturday evening
and organized Young Peoples society
with the following officers: President,
Henry Aver; vice-president. Miss Alice
Gle: secretary and treasurer. Miss Daisy
MacGiboon; prayer meeting committee,
a. w. Harris. Miss Alice Aver. Miss Irene
Bruce; membership committee, Miss Ag-
mes Gurley, Miss Helen Lincoln. Mrs. A.
I. Kirby; social committee, Miss Alice
Kirby, Miss Daisy MacGibbon. Miss Alice
Gile. Miss Ina Irish, Wesley Ayer..-The
WASHINGTON Brothers Alabama Jubilee
Quartette will give their entertainment.
consisting of music and readings. Monday
evening at the G. \. r. hall This quar-
tette comes from the Empire Lyceum
Bureau.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Prior AMI clil-
dren. DR. ana Mrs. W. G. Church and
Miss Mamie Ledworth, all of Burling
ton spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. N
+. Church.
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BAKEkSFIELD.

Mr. and Mrs. George A. Narcotic re-
termed from their wedding trip Saturday
evening. Gardner Whtcomb of
Enosburg Visited Miss Rose Brady over
Sunday .-Albcrt Rice, an aged resident
of this town. died November go after a
short Illness with typhoid pneumonia
jacques Brown is seriously ill.-Clarence
st. John Of Berkshire was in town last
week to visit Jacques Brown.-Adjt. Gen.
l.. s. Tfllotson of st. Adams was the
guest Of his mother. Mrs. S o. Tillotson,
over THANKSGIVING. Miss Molly Beals of
Burlington was the guest of her grand
mother, Mrs. S. o. Tillotson, over Thanks
giving
The first annual banquet of the Nehc-
miah Guild OF the Methodist Church will
be held at the church Friday evening.
There will be an entertainment at eight
clock. The banquet will be served at
ninc,-The subject Of MIR. Douglasss adj
dress Sunday evening will be "W hen
Dreams Came Truc,"-The W. +. NJ S.
will meet with Mrs. Field Wednesday.
December II, to study the second chapter
IT, "Chna's New Day" The leader will
~, Mrs. Grant
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FLETCHER.

John Parsons died very suddenly Sat-
urday morning of apopleXy, Mr.. Parsons
vas in his nth year. The funeral was
held at the Binghamville Church Monday
at one o'clock The Rev. Mr.. Boutwell,
oflciated.-Mr. and Mrs f. Thorp Of
Cambridge were in town to at
tend the funeral OF J. Parsons Monday
Marjorie Parsons has returned to Bur-
lington, where she is attending school.
after spending Thanksgiving with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Parsons
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LAMOILLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.

Miss Ellen Jackson returned to Hard
wick Thursday evening and was accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Bertha Foss.
who will be her guest for q few days
Mr. and Mrs Clifford Barrows went
Thursday evening to East Fairfield for
a short stay with the latter's grand
mother, Mrs. Eunice Isham.-Mr and
Mrs. J. o. Reed and son. Earle. Of
swanton and Mrs Alice Reed OF this
place were Thanksgiving day guests of
Mr. and Mrs James Reed.-The basket
ball game Thursday evening, =. A VS..
Alumni, resulted in a victory for P. a.
Score 21-Sl.-Miss Ida Byne, who is at
tending school at Hardwick. came home
Friday morning for a short stay with
her parents.-R. C. Wallace was Wis
tor In Hardwick Friday.
Miss Edith Greene OF South Wood
bury, who has been with her brother
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Greene,
for week, since coming from the
Mary Fletcher hospital, went to her
home Saturday night.-Clarence J..
Thomas has completed construc-
ton Job at Amherst, Mass. for the Uni
ted Construction company OF Albany.
N. Y, and expects to pass a few weeks
at his home before going to Hadam,
Mass. to superintend work there.-Mr.
and Mrs NJ b. White returned Satur-
day from Barre. where they passed a
few days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Benjamin White.-Mrs. Gertrude Hutch
inson went to Lyndonville Saturday for
an indefinite stay.-Mrs. George Badger
went Saturday to Lyndonville for a short
stay with Mr. Badger. who is employed
there.-Mrs F. A. Clark was In Wolcott
Sunday, a guest of her brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w Fostcr.-Mr
and Mrs. c. f. Smith returned Saturday
evening from trip Of eleven weeks to
Washington, Colorado. California and
other western points.-Dee st, Louis,
who has passed a few days with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. N ST. Louis,
returned to st. Johnsbury Saturday
night-Miss Jennie Sherbert OF Johnson
came Saturday night to teach the school
in district No. l4,-Mr and Mrs.
w. NJ. Farr returned Monday to
Bristol after visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. G. C. Gould.-The Rev. w. t..
Baker went to Montreal Monday for a
short stay,-Clarence j. Thomas was
called to Fair Haven Mills Monday by
the United Construction company OF AL
bany. n. y, on account of the burning
OF a bridge at that place.
Thomas Garry was In Hardwiek Mon
| Cay looking after some high blood Jersey
stock for his farm, Miss Alice Smith OF
Hardwick passed Sunday ana Monday
ferS With ~ sister. Miss Rlsnch Smith. -
Hayden Warren returned 10 Hardwick
Monday after passing Saturday aAd Sun
day with his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
Hobsrt Fusom.-School in the academy
and grades reopened Tuesday after
the THANKSGIVING recess,-Miss Belle Cas-
| we'll returned to st. Johnsbvry Monday
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RICHFORD.

Eli II. Oviatt, aged 81 years, died OF
acute bronchitis and heart trouble Thurs
day evening at his home near this vii
lage. after an illness Of six days. The
funeral was held at the house Sunday
afternoon at two o'clock. the Rev. d. @.
Quest officiating. and the burial was In
Hillside cemetery. Mr.. Oviatt was sur
vived by wife. two sons. Almon o.
Oviatt Of Manchester. N. H., and William
f. Oviatt OF Oregon City. Ore. two daugh-
tiers. Mrs. p. II. Frser Of St. Adams and
Mrs. Arthur Dufur Of this place. and two
brothers and four sisters.-Miss Eva
Gilpin Of Westneld Is visiting her brother,
Il. W. Glpin The 10th annual Thanks
giving ball In Aver opera hall Thursday
evening WAS attended by about 70 couples
Browns orchestra OF Montreal furnished
music and supper was served at the
American House
Gaylord r. Ladd, states attornsy.eleet.
went 10 g. Adams Monday 10 take the
oath Of Office and assume his new au,rss
--Mrs. r, NJ. Pelton, Mrs, C. II. Bounds.
Mrs. r. e. Scare. Mn e. n. Aiken ana
Mrs. =, ?. Lrnderville went To Enosburs
Falls Saturday afternoon to attend the
Sousa concsrt.-Ths Thermometer regis.
tered 10 degrees below zero sunday morn.
Ing the first really cold snap OF the sea-
son.-Thomas Taylor who has been visit
Ing In the East for few months. and who
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Mrs. Clement Ducharme is in EnosbrrE
Falls visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
x. Duso.-Miss Grace Brooks of East
Swanton will speak In the Baptist Church
Sunday morning in exchange with the
Rev. c. l.. buckingham. who will speak
at Swanton.-One of the most important
real estate transa ctions that has taken
place in town for some time was COM
pieted here Saturday when II. o. How
Icy, who has been proprietor of the Mar
tin House for nearly 30 years, sold the
same to Divide Barber consideration Sc. OOp
Mr.. Rowley also sold his livery with the
hotcl.-Col. g. f. Nelson of Derby Line
is in town.-The members Of c. L. Buck
inhams Sunday school class meet at the
parsonage Tuesday evening for q social
timc.-Mrs. II. II. Clapp Is i'll. rs Is also
f. W. LGmhra.-Mrs. G. G. Orton has
returned to Farfax.-P. II. Coleman was
in ST. Adams Monday and Tuesday.
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COLCHESTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Wolcott of Essex
junction and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Andrus
and daughter, Helen, OF Burlington, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs l.. l.. Wolcott
Thanksgiving. Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin liar
vey and daughter. Dorothy. of Montpelier
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Eoughton Thursday.-D. G.. Algcr and sis
ter. Mrs. Percy Severance, are In Jones'
Vile. called there by the serious illness
of their fathcr.-Mr. ana Mira Carl Dens-
more and children. who spentThanksgiv-
lnS in Barre. returned Saturday night
j. a. Rogers OF burlington spent Sunday
with f. = Wright-Miss Minnie Baker
IL visiting In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in town
opened MUNICIPALITIES Doris Wright is
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JOHNSON.

Wesley rampher is moving to Barre
TOR the winter Jason Hunt J. o. Shell.
don and wife took dinner with 3. A. Hunt
ana wife Thursday Harry Drown took
dinner with his parents c. c. Drown and
wife, Thursday.-Arthur Pike and daugh-
ter. Lizzie took dinner with Morton Haw-
ley at Jeffersonville Thursday. Melvin
Morse and wife, L. X. WEIGH and wife Of
liardwick, Vernon Knowles and wife, o.
L. Foster and wife took dinner with II.
II. Bangs and wife Thursday.-Forty Of
the members of the Pentecostal Church
had Thanksgiving dinner with Elmer
Sweet each carrying their own food
Il. s. Fulington has purchased the old
Burnham barn that for a good many
years stood on Railroad street later
moved onto the Bedding place, corner %
Main and Pearl streets. The same is be.
ing taken down and rebuilt on the Hunt
meadow which Mr.. Fullngton has jugt
= nv ha
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IRISH; secretary, James A. Corey;
treasurer, George Lewis; teacher DE-
+. II. Stoddari assistant teacher ~
3. Wood: committees. devotional, f.
w. Bissonette, L. G. Elliott, ROD
,rt Parker; membership M
Russell. w. W. Irish, Elmer $40
sum: refreshment, II. b. Mack, II.
Tracy, J. Wotmorc. e. a Nnisn"
Lewis Slocum; social, walter MaecN'
f. A. Russell. Earl Slocum' Wai'er
Webster: lookout committee. w. IT,
Palmer. Earl smith. Howard Vosburgh
Artaur q. smith; nominating commit
zoo g. NJ. Russell. +. Il. Stoddari, w.
~ irish: librarian j. A. Corey; pre-
.eptor e. A. In ght.--Grover Good
soil has the position of supervisor of
grawing in the birmingham, Mass,
schools. instead of dancing. as stated
|saturday.-Miss G. Alfredda Stojdard
was at home from Montpelier for over
sunday.-The Methodist sunday school
Is preparing "A cantata. santa Claus
Christmas Mail" to be given at Christ
nas-E. ]. Benedict of Littleton, N
H., have returned home after spending
few days with his parents. MIR. and
Mrs. A. l.. Benedict
Grover A. Goodsel. who has been visit
Ing Mrs. y. V. Goodsel. returned to his
home IN SO. birmingham, Mass. MIR
-ioodsell is supervisor of drawing in the
public schools.
The Methodist Sunday school held its
annual election of officers Tuesday even
ng ut the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A..
Corey and the following officers and
.eacilcrs were elected: Superintendent. r..
Il. Mack: assistant superintendent. c.
w. Russell; secretary. Van Goodsell;
treasurer. j. A. Corey; teachers, primary
lass. Mrs. o. d. Wood; assistant. Mrs.
George Lewis: girls class, Miss Mar
garet Tracy; assistant. Mrs. d. V. Good
sell; young ladies. Mrs. j. A. Corey; as
sistant, Mrs. Sarah Mack: boys, F.. a.
Knight. assistant, II. w. Tracy.-A num-
Der OF the neghbors of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Woolner gave them Il screnade
Monday evening at their home. They
we're cordially received and entertained
by their host and his bride.-Thc Ladies'
Improvement society will meet with Mrs.
e. r. Stoddard Thursday afternoon -
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Parker and Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Harrington attended the
yoden wedding of Mr.. Parkers brother
n Essex Monday evening. representa-
live W. F. Palmer returned to Mont
,elier Monday after spending Thanks
giving with his family
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WOLCOTT.

Mr. and Mrs 5. y. Fife spent Thanks
giving with their daughter. Mrs. DR..
Naeau, at Morr.sville.-Mr. and Mrs. c.
o. Morse spent Thanksgiving with George
Morse at Morrisville.-Mrs. Eastman Of
Morrisville spent THANKSGIVING with her
daughter Mrs. r. NJ Hubbell.-J. IT.
Baxendale of North Troy vas at home
for a few days.-Elder Fairman conducted
services Saturday at the Advent Church
&C. L. Haskell is in Montpelier. -Martit
Parker was in Hyde Park Abnday.-L
f.. Smith has returned to Danville.-M.
Scott has returned to Quebec,-Severh
cars of Christmas trees are being shipped
for the New York market-The r. r.
company Is to put in a new siding at
the station for better faculties for loading
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ofter passing several days with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs l. Blair.
She was accompanied by Miss Carrie
Boyce.-Miss Myra Herrick returned to
ilardwlck Monday to resume her work az
teacher in Hardwick Academy and graded
school.-Mlss Dora Churchill OF Burling-
ton came Monday evening to visit her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
WaIton-M. T. Cutting has sold his laun.
dry business TO Robert Newcty of Lyn.
donvillc. MIR Newcity takes Immediate
ossesson.-Mss Lillian Patten Is assist.
ing in the r. Il. Ellis grocery store in the
absence Of Mr.. Ellis, who Is in New ork
Mrs X. +. kenneld of Fltchburg, Mass.
La. been guest for "A few DAYS OF Cant.
Frank Kcnfeld. C A. Gile was In Bur.
llngton Tuesday.-L. u. Woodworth Of
Richford is visiting his daughter, Mrs a.
q. Small
Miss Glee Merritt. who left here
Saturday evening to visit Mr.. and Mrs
John Kelley in Wolcott. was taken
to the home of Mr. and Mrs A j Allen
instead, where from 20 to 30 of her
friends had gathered for surprise
party in honor of her goth birthday
The evening was pleasantly passed in
of honor n former school teacher IN
that ncighborhood, was presented with
a gold bracelet. Refreshments were
served.-Mrs Rex Peterson of stowe
Is guest of her sister and husband
Mr.. and Mrs. Elihu Goodell-Rev. and
Mrs. j. r. Baxcndale of Wolcott were
guests Tuesday of the Misses Bugbee.
Robert Newcity, who has purchased
the laundry business of NJ. f. Cutting
has rented and moved to the Wisely
Spencer house on Congress street.
Miss Alice Senesac left Wednesday for
n visit of month or six weeks in
Montreal, Farnham, st. Cesaire and
other points in Canada.--Mrs. Marie
Gaboriault of North Stanbridge, p. G.,
Is making an extended visit with her
daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs
Levi Senesac.-Mrs. A. d. Cole went to
Hardwick Wednesday to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Tatro.
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GEORGIA.

The funcra, Of william Wilbur was
held at the Congregational Church Tues
day at one o'clock. the Rev. George
Lock of Sheldon officiating. Music was
furnished by the Plains quartette.-
Meetings are being held nearly every
evening at the Methodist Church this
week, the Rev. l.. q. Sherburnc of Bur
hngton being present. Mrs. Mary Collins
has returned from spending few days
with her sister in St. ALBANIA ellen
Emily, the little daughter OF Atherton
Curtis, is improving. Hiram Cushman
of Burlington is spending a few days
with his brother. Erastus Cushman.
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formerly resided in this village, left sun
dav evening for Los Angeles, Cal. where
nc now is making his home The Kings
Daughters met with Mrs Edwin H.
Wilson Wednesday afternoon at 2;3o
o 'clock.--H. a. Puffer and family visited
in Morrisville last wcek.-The Rev. s. Cor
Con Tucker. eastern educational repre-
sentative Of the Boston Bible school. will
sneak In the Advent Christian Church
Friday evening. on Christian Educa-
ton. MIR. and Mrs II. II. Rounds have
returned from visiting their son, william
Rounds, of Montpelicr-NIrs. John J.
Langdon and daughter, Miss Laura Lang
don, of Castleton, are guests at the home
Of the Rev. W. o. Ilighley.