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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-01-25
MONTANA

The annual joint installation and
supper of the Rebekah and l, o. o.
F. lodges were enjoyed last Friday eve
ming at the Bank Hall by large
number of the members Of both
lodges. The installation of officers
occupied a considerable part of the
evening, following which the enter
tainment committee, Messrs. and
Mesdames Chambers, Survant, and
Robinson, and G. II. Stevens, served
a splendid supper.
The officers for the l. o. o. +. lodge
for the ensuing year are: N. G. Ly-
man Barnes; V. G., G. B. Caldwell;
Sec. G.. l.. Partridge; Treas, A..
Elliot. The appointive officers in
stalled are, Warden, VIM. Tressler;
Conductor, j. L. Murray; l. G.. "A.
w. Shilling; o. IT,, II. &. Robinson;
r.. S. to N. G.. VIM. Mcclellan;
l.. S. to N. G.. Roscoe V. Tucker;
Chaplain, DR.. Clay. The Vice Grand
was not present and no appointments
were made for his office.
The new officers for the Rebekah
lodgeare n. g., Mrs. Jas. II. Atwood:
V. g., Mrs. T. NJ. Facey; Sec. Mrs.
&. l.. Partridge, Treas, Mrs. John
Hardin. The appointive officers are
Warden, Grace Tucker; Conductor,
Mrs. John Survant; |. g., II. v.
Tucker; o. G., G. L.. Partridge; r..
S. to N. G., Mrs. VIM. Mcclellan;
l.. S. to N. g., Mrs. r.. V. Tucker;
r. s. to V. g., Mrs. Geo. V. Cham
bers; l.. S. to V. g., Mrs. Richard
Garland; Chaplain, Mrs. A. Elliott.
After supper the new orchestra,
Miss Winnie Partridge, Donald Nc
Coy and Nels Sherdahl, began some
pretty dance music and soon all were
joining in the dance, which continued
until the "wee sma' hours" Saturday
morning, when the members, newly
elected and newly appointed officers
repaired to their respective homes.
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1t you are not ready to buy come
and see us anyway. You are well
come. Edwards & Mcclellan.
Mrs. Byron Hurley who has been
a patient at the Malta Hospital for
the past week has so far recovered as
to 60 the Davidson ranch. After 4
day or two there she will 60 to her
own home near Wagner.
j. f. Kilduff returned Sunday from
Hunters Hot Springs where for the
past ten days lie has been receiving
treatment for rheumatic tronble
and taking rest from the close ap-
plication he ordinarily gives his
mercantile business.
NJ. Z. Jones came in from his sheep
ranch OH Sun Prairie yesterday and
stated that the range in his locality
is in bad shape. The thaw of Sum
day has formed ice about the grass
roots and the top of the snow is also
crusted.
b. w. Brockway, U. S. Commits
sioner, also Justice of the Peace for
Malta township, returned to our city
Friday after six weeks vacation.
He sought rest and freedom from his
Office cares at the home Of his daugh.
ter, Mrs. Hugo Stolley in Davenport,
Iowa. His health has been benefited.
VIM. Gordon, who has been buy
ing hay for several days around Sa-
co, preparatory to moving all his
sheep here for feeding in case the
hard winter continues, left for his
ranch on Frenclman creek today to
look after his sheep still up there,
having moved one band down sever
al days ago.-Saco Independent.
The Malta Orchestra leaves for
Glasgow this morning where tonight
they will furnish music for the Fire
mans ball, the social event of the
season in Glasgow The members of
the orchestra are Miss Christine
Hertz, and Messrs. Edw. White. L.
NJ. Facey, Joe Sklower and G. A.
Cordry. Miss Peck also expects to
attend the ball.
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cheaper and was practically as good
rs long as water was kept in the
pipe, otherwise it would dry and rot
out. Mr.. Sanford's remarks were
listened to with great interest by all
present and at the close of the meet
ing President Barnes OH behalf of the
club extended him thanks and hope
that he would feel at libel ty to meet
with the club at any time.
The entertainment committee re-
ported that they We're to have meet
ing Monday night and would make a
report at the next meeting.
Senator Survant called the atten-
ton of the club to the fact that only
about forty Of the voters had regis
tered for the spring election and a
committee consisting of Mr.. Survant
and Harry Cosner was appointed to
look after this important matter.
l.. G. Edwards presented a petition
t at is being sent to the secretary Of
the interior relative to the continu-
ing of work OH the Dodson North
Canal to the end of the second unit
and on motion the club endorsed said
petition.
Another matter brought to the at
tention of the club by Mr.. Sanford
was the law that was passed Februa-
ry Goth, 1911, whereby settler who
has filed under the reclamation act
and whose land came under the
ditch, could relinquish q part Of his
holdings so another settler could file
on it and cultivate it. Under exist
| ing conditions there are no doubt
many who have signed for 100 acres
who would not be able to pay for
that much water and under this law
they can relinquish I. part of the land
to another party who would then re-
ceive the benefit of it. This applies
only to land under the ditch.
Tl.zle being no further Business
except the allowing of a couple of
bills the club adjoured.
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Four pounds of it. Labeled it and
sent it to the State Agricultural COL
lege at Bozeman, Tuesday. DR.. Clay
is Health Officer for the town of
Malta and was, in accordance to the
requirements of the new pure food
law which went into effect the first
Of the year, instructed to pur-
chase pound of butter from each
of the four merchants handling this
commodity and send it on to Bozeman
where it will be inspected, re-labeled
and the label then sent to Helena to
DR.. Tuttle, secretary OF the state
board Of health, who will make the
report.
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Rev. C. E. Wharton will preach in
the Strater school house next Sum
day afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
Regular services of the Methodist
church for Sunday, Jan. 2sth: Sum
day School, 10000 q. M, preaching,
1900 a. M, subject, "rhe Feast OF
Weeks" preaching, 1880 p. M, sub
ject, "rhe Rich Man Who Starved TO
Death" A hearty welcome to all
who come. G. E. Wharton. pastor.
The Rev. l.. j. Christler who was
expected here to conduct services,
Sunday, was called to Havre Tuesday
to ofliciate at the funeral of Mr.. w.
F. Murphy of the Oakland Hotel. He
has. at the request of the family, ac-
companied the remains to Paris, Mo-,
where the burial will be held Friday,
making it impossible to get back in
time on Sunday for service.
Next Sunday at II Il. m., the reg
uldL llOHUuly lNlNOo w NlIA 0C HSise
at Corpus Christi Catholic church of
this city. A new altar has been
shipped from Chicago OIL the 18th of
this month and is expected in Malta
this week. The altar was manufac-
tured by the well-known firm of
Bucket Bros, and is a gift of a friend
of Corpus Christi church. Father
Vermaat hopes to bless the altarnext
Sunday and use same for the first
time. After high mass there will be
Sunday School and the regular bust
ness meeting of the Altar Society and
election of trustees. At 2:So p. M,
baptism. Monday morning mass at
9o'clock. Confessions will be heard
Sunday afternoon and Monday morn
ing. Communion will be given Mon
day at S:15 a. M, and during the
O'Clock mass.
James M. Vermaat, Pastor
Hnorn-o u Fov 1oft Mnnlou ,,irh&
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SURE, AMT IT THE TRUTH?

think you are? You're in Oklahoma
and I'm in Chicago, and you'll
have to wait two weeks for that
saw"
Whereupon the dealer hung the saw
on peg and put the money in his
cash drawer.
'That makes 81 .67," he said. cit
has cost you two cents more and TAX
ell you two weeks longer to get it
than if you had paid my price in the
first place."
Moral.-PatroniZe your home mer-
chants and get your printing done in
Malta. --..r-
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A call is hereby given to all the
boys of ages ranging from twelve to
twenty years. to meet in the office of
b. W. Brockway at 1880 p. M,
W ednesday, January 31st, to consd-
er the organization of the Boy Scouts
for Malta. This organization is the
finest of it's kind ever instituted, and
is designed to promote the physical
and mental welfare of boys. 1t in
stills love for feats of endurance,
skill. strength, and activity. 1t pro-
notes a love for mental activity. and
a desire for all that makes for the
greatest good of boys. 1t is not Sc
cret society, and boys of Catholic
and Protestant homes are equally de-
sired. 1t is not Il religious society,
yet demands moral intent and re-
spectability fo it's members. 1t
teaches respect for girls and women,
helpfulness in the home, veneration
for the old, ond makes true gentle
men of it's members. Enough of mil
itary tactics will be used to teach the
boys how to be manly without en-
barrassment. Every boy of twelve
or more years who loves sport, and
who loves birds or animals, is ear
nestly urged to be at Brockway's Of
flee w ednesday evening, January 81.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-01-25

Nick Royland left last night for
Agate. N. D., after having spent ten
days on his homestead southwest Of
town.
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Hard Times Ball tomorrow night.

Hard Times Ball tomorrow night.
DR.. Clay was called to VandaIia
yesterday to attend II. II. Nelson
who was somewhat indisposed.
w. j. Smyth received message
Thursday last, stating his father,
Joseph Smith of Campbellville, Cam
ada, was not expected to live. Lat
er, Mr.. Smyth had a letter stating
his father had died Friday, January
10th. He was Is years of age and had
been a resident of that section of
Canada for more than a quarter of a
century. A wife and eight children
-four daughters and four sons-sur-
vive him and all were present at the
funeral except our townsman and
son in western Canada.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-01-25

b. y. Phillips was q Malta visitor
Saturday.
Harry Lovejoy, B. Olson and E..
Hermanson were in from Loveioy A.
tor supplies the tlrst Of the week.
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If we do get the ditch we will all be rich,
We will all have money galore;
If we don't get the ditch, and don't get rich
Why, we'll live we've lived before.
If you would get rich while you wait for the ditch,
Buy your goods at GARlANp's SToRE'
-GAkLAND'S VARIETY
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-01-25

Joseph Turmell has gone to Roch-
ester, Mlnn.. to undergo an opera
ton at the Mayo Hospital.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-01-25

George r.. Fox left Monday night
for business trip to Kalispell.
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Hard Times Ball tomorrow night.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-26

has gone TO her home in Wi1liston ant
MI ana Mrs Emerson. cooks of tn.
boarding house, are visiting In ilardwick
The agricultural school and the hlgt
ana graded schools are taking the holl
DAY vacation from last week Friday iii.
January Mrs W. T.. fIcbard anG
daughter Frances, starred Saturday for
~Fitchburg, to visit relatives. and viii 60
10 Boston. Derry and Concord. y. H., to
visit other relatives They viii return
january G.-Mrs. " A. Evans Is III with
pneumonia. Her daughter. Mary. who
teaches in Wilmington came home satur.
any ana her son, Bishop. who lives In
windsor. came Monday morninp-Mrs
Luke Parish returned Saturday. having
spent a week with Mrs. $. :. Allen in st.
Albans.-Hilcrest Grange held their an
nual meeting Wednesday, evening and re-.
elected most of the old officers. T'be
Grange Is In a Furnishing condition. #
organized With 81 charter members r.
March and has now l9e members and sev
nral applications
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-26
HILLWEST.

'herc Will he n watch meeting Decem-
her 81 at the church in this place TO watch
the old year on and the New Year In.
Services will be conducted by the Rev.
c. ~ Reny, pastor Of the Penticostal
Nazerine church In Johnson. a cordial in
Vitation $ extended to every one to at
tend. -GeorEe Myott suffered a fractured
hand by being kicked by n horse Friday.
Gaylord Rushford is confined to the
house with the mumps.-Percival Shan
graw was operated on Saturday in Rich
ford for the removal of adenoids and
tonsils. His cond ton is favorable. He will
pass two weeks with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. J. S%hangraw Tho condition of
Charles Rushford. who Is confined to the
house with sciatic rheumatism, is slight
ly improved.-Ida St. Onge, who passed
last week with her sister, Mrs. Villa m
Ariel. has returned to her home in East
Enosburg.-Mr and Mrs. Il. II. Rushford
have returned home from Lowell and
AltanY.-Mrs. Kate Shangraw and two
children are guests of Mr.. ana Mrs. c..
e.. Shanrraw.
\ daughter was born to Mr., and Mrs,
G. C. Shangraw Tuesday morning "A
postcard shower was given Joseph White
Monday. il being the >2rd anniversary Of
his birthday.
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LAMOlLLE COUNTY
JOHNSON.

G. II. Stearns was In Burlington Satur-
day.-MisJ Josie Drown came Saturday
to spend Il few days with her PARENTS
Prof. and Mrs. a.. w. Stone will spend
a part of the holidays with relatives In
Cabot.-Herbert Chappcll will soon move
his family to Wilmont, Pa, where he has
"A position in a creainery.-Miss Loil
Waters is spending a few weeks In VOL
cott.-Mrs. George Whiting was
taken to the hospital at Burlington the
first of the week.-Mr, Frost, who has had
charge Of the Berlin Mills business here
since they commenced operation last
summer, was taken to a hospital at Bur
lington for an operation Thursday. lie
died f~iday from the effects Of the shock
caused ~ the operation-Hcnry Miles
has the measles. George Elwood Is taxi
ing his place at Nye's store.
Jason Hunt and Merle Davis are at
home from the University of Vermont
for the holidays. Mrs. Z. II Sherwin
started Monday for West Fairlee to as
sist In the care Of her sisters husband,
Henry Dickey, who Is very low.-Mlss
Hilda Mansfield Is spending y few days
with her mother from her school in Con-
nccticut.-Therc have been 81 cases of
measles in town 50 far thu winter. Son,
was serious howcvcr-Frank Boyca t.
spending a few weeks with his brother.
Joel. in rnocrhlN.- Misses Alice an
Mahl" Whit'eu are spending the holt
days here witt their nother.-Mrs Fred
Jones has gone to Rutland for two
weeks visit with her husband.-Winiam
Cunningham of St. Adams visited his
rnrpntC oy.r Sunday
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Miss Clara stiles of Concord, N, H.. is
visiting her mother, Mrs u. ]. Norton
Melburne Osborne of Cambridge Junction
IL helping care for James Ruggles.-Mrs
Maud Shelley OF Alburgh spent Christmas
with her parents. MIR. and Mrs. I. w
Iarris. Harry Minor of Springfield.
Mass, Is visiting his parents, MIR. and
Mrs. George Minor.-The funeral of Mrs
q. IL orton was held at the Baptist
Church at noon December y, the Rev.
William Shaw of Montpelier officiating
among the large number of relatives and
friends present were Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Gilman of Randolph, Ethan Allen of
Springfield. Mass, James Curtis and fam
lN OF ST. Adams, Charles Orton of Swan
ton Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Wright Of Mont
gonery Center. w. II. Stevens and son
OF ~. Adams and w. A. orion Of Wash
lnRton, d. C.-Interment was in tho Beaver
cemetery. The casket was covered with
beautiful flowers, speaking silently of the
love ana esteem in which she was held,
both in the home, tho church. and the
community.
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mother and sistor.-Mrs. Nelson, who has
been visiting her parents, has returned
to Greenfield, Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. Alton
Parker are visiting in Hardwlck. lila
Vincent, who has been caring for her
sister, Mrs. G. l. Brown, who has been
having the measles, returned to Bakers
field Monday.-Miss Hazel Wheelock Is
visiting her parents for a few days in Ell
more.-Eva Golden has the measles.
The church at Morristown Corners
has been thoroughly repaired In the
Interior and was newly dedicated
sunday. Many of the oil lest inhabi-
tants OF Morristown as well as many
OF the younger were present.-Mr.
and Mrs. A. w. Fugc are passing two
weeks In Burlington with the latter's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs, C. Il. Kent-D.
A. La Fountain went Monday to his
home at Montgomery, where he will
pass the holida ys.-Mrs. X. NJ. Banker
went Monday to her former home at
Peasley lille. n. Y, to visit relatives
She was accompanied from Burling-
ton by her sister, Miss Mae Ricketson.
who is taking n course of training OF
Mary Fletcher hospital. a. Fox
went Monday to Laconia, y. H., to
visit his son, Thomas Fox.-Miss Hat
tic Vosburg of Burlington came Mon
day to visit her parents. Mr.. AMI Mrs
Norman Vosburg.-Robert and Paul
Ide went to IIighgate Monday even
Ing to visit their grandmother, Mrs
f. w. Baxter-Maurice Kelley, who
is attending Dean Academy at Frank
lin, Mass, arrived Moniay evening to
pass the holidays with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Kelley.-Miss AddIe
to pass a few lays with her sister
Wigs Myrtle Bcdcll-Dan II. Gambliu
left Tuesday for C~hateaugay, n. Y
whore he will pass the holidays with
his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Scahury.-Mrs. j. A. Bundv went to
bakersfield to pass Christmas with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Barns
Mrs. Harriet lie went Tucsday e.
lIighCatc to pass the holidays with
her mother, Mrs +. w. Baxter.-Mrs.
Edna Crossman left Tuesday for Rich
ford, whore she will pass a few days
"ith her brother and wife. Mr. and
' 5 Joseph ClinE-W. $. WEIGH. Mrs
f. 5. Johnson and Mrs. Allen e Small
were called to Enoshurg Falls Tues
lay to attend the funeral of their
aunt, Mrs. Jonathan Towle.-Mrs f.
G. Barton and daughter, Miss Helen
Barton, are passing the holidays in
burlington and North Ferrisburg.-
Mr' and Mrs. James Jones and Miss
Nellie Noshurg left Tuesday for Ell
ienhurg. n Y, where they will pass
the holidays
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-26
FAIRFIELD.

At a business meeting of the Con-
.gregational sunday school. officers
and teachers for the coming year were
elected; superintendent. George G.
Stufflebeam; assistant superintendent,
Stufflebeane; assistant superintendent,
q. Tabor; secretary and treasurer.
Mae Sherwood; assistant secretary
u treasurer, Helen Tabor; chorister.
Mrs. +. H. Fairchild; organist, Fran
ces Soule: librarian. Bertha Tabor;
teachers, adult class, G. G. Stufrle-
beane, intermediate class, Mrs. Harry
Soule, junior. Mrs. Harry Doanc, pri-
mary, Frances Soule.-Miss Mae Sher-
wood is visiting her uncle, William
Waite of Sheldon-Mrs. Charles
washer is spending Christmas with
her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Moses Lloyd
of Sheldon Junctior-Nolfe Gilbert
is visiting in Montpclier--Jack oule
of sheldon was in town Monday.-The
intermediate class win give an oyster
upper at the CONGREGATIONAL Church
Friday evening, January 3.-Miss Jen-
ME Lewis Of st, Paul, MINI, is visit
ing her aunt ana uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w. IIale.-Mrs. Charles McCuen and
son, Robert, of IIaverhill. Mass, are
visiting DR.. and Mrs. ]. r.. Patton
air. ana Mrs. Lambert, Henry Raymo
ana Joseph BoVat attended the funeral
or Mrs. Jacob Cooper of sheldon juno
ti"n. who died AT the 81. Adams hos
p'taL-Miss Hannah Tague, h has
been i'll, is much hetter.-Miss Anna
MrNoWan of Burlington is at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hale,
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

The Rev II. r. Harmed started Mon
day for Davenport, iowa. for several
WeekS.-Sunday the Rev. Clifford II.
smith. superintendent or the Vermont
utl-S tloon League. will hold services
hcre.-A daughter was born to Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ernest Gallup December II. Recent
~ a son was born to Mr.. n Mr. Owen
Nacuin.- Mir. and Mrs. Henry Howe and
IS. Mabel Conant and son of Middle
orc. M. $. daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
y. c. Griswold, are spending the holi-
Jays here.-Mrs. Guy Il. Varnum and
daughter, Margaret and son, Harry, are
spending the week AT tho home of Mr..
and Mrs II. w. Narnum.-H. n. Nye has
gone TO Massachusetts, Hon. II. VI
Cornell. who has been seriously III for
several weeks. is slowly improving. Miss
Sybn Raymore j. at home from high-
gate for a short va~cation.-Ira Morse is
home for the Christmas vacation.-Mr
and Mrs. Clayton Scott are visiting In
Burlington
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-26
BERKSHIRE E.

The Christmas tree exercises held In
the Second Congregational Church
Monday evening were largely attend
ed.-Lllian Welch and Dorothy Ste
ward of Springfield, Mass, are passing
the holiday vacation at the home Of
Miss Welch's mother, Mrs. A. :. Sin
clair-Willard Cassidy of the State
Agricultural schoo of Randolph is
passing his vacation at home.-Mrs.
J. J. Mckinney of Richford Is spend
ing a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Cassidy.-Eva Dcmar OF Cam
bridge is spending her Christmas va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Demar.-Miss Charlotte JENNIE
Of Middlcbury College is passing her
vacation at the HON of her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A.. II. Bower
Miss Eva Lahue of Enosburg calls Is
spending a few days with her parents,
Mt. and Mrs. Henry Lahue.
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Miss Kittie Cronon and John Cole were
married at the Catholic Church Dec, m
Der 21.-Mrs. Margaret Ladd Gordon's fu-
neral was held Friday at her late home
in Crane Isle with interment In the town
cemetery in the family lot. Gordon
was born on the farm where she lived
nearly all her life. She was the daugh-
ter OF Lewis and Maria Hyde Ladd. who
were descendants of the early settlers of
Grand Isle. She united with the Congre-
gational Church 81 years ago. during O..
G. wheeler's pastorate, and was married
40 years ago last March.-Lewis Ladd re-
turned from Boston to attend his aunt's
funeral.
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FRANKLIN COUN
RICNFORD.

m interesting basketball game between
teams from Derby Academy and
clifford high school. played in the hail
the new building of the Sweat-Com-
IS company Friday evening, resulted in
victory for Derby Academy by a score
y to a 1t was The first game of the
'son here.-Miss Shirley Clifford, who
; been employed as stenographer for
Richford Manufacturing company,
l who recently returned to her home
NeWbury. win be married New Years
V to Joel Whitney of Boston, son of
. and Mrs. J. j. Whitney of this place.
rank +. Colby, who has beer con-
citing a grocery business in the Hardy
.lding on Troy street, was closed up
Deputy Sheriff Phaneuf last week. II.
Hardy being the attaching creditor,
o Is secured ny a mortgage. The
inns of unsecured creditors are said to
cunt to Sl.5op-M Miss Lila Whipplc was
led to Westford last week ~ the ill
- of her mother
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

The Rev. ana Mrs. DeFrees Miller of
Enosburg Falls were guests Of the Rev.
and Mrs. j. c, Stephenson Christmas
ddy,-Mrs. Daniel Moren and Paul j.
Moren left Monday for Glens Falls. N.
Y, where they will spend Christmas with
Mr.. and Mrs. Rugg, after which they
VIII go to st Petersburg, Fla. for the
Winter.-Christmas trees with appropriate
exercises We're held in the Congregational
Church and combs's hall. respectively.
Tuesday ~evening,-Earl Moffatt 10 at
home for the holidays-Mrs. George Pow.
ell and Doris Powell have returned home
after a week In New Haven. Mrs. d.