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MILTON.

John Hopper, manager of an insurance
agency at Minneapolis, Mimi. and Miss
Martha l.. Ashley OF this place were
quietly married at the home OF the bride
10y the Rev. Mr.. Leach the Episcopal rec
tor. -Orsen d. Hewey left Thursday night
for Los Angeles. CAL by steamer from
New York to New Orleans and over the
Southern Pacific. to be gone three or four
months.-O. q. Phelps will soon start for
the same place to stay the winter with his
brother in Los Angeles. -Horace NJ San
derson Is still In Elwood. H.. visiting his
| uncle, r. w. Corbin.-John Wade. an old
| resident Of Milton. died January 10 Of
pneumonia. The funeral was held Sunday
| at the Methodist Church.-Fred Sweeney
was tried before II. II. Fuller Esq. for
! non-support Of his minor chiid. Lottie,
who is confined at Mrs George Robear's,
lie pleaded not guilty. but was found
guilty and sentenced to pay fine OF slo
and costs. with alternative sentence. -
Henry Mayvile. formerly Of Milton Gems
ter, has sold his farm In Essex to VIII
Brigham and will move into Twin La
dues house In Checkerberry.- IAramy
OF Southbridge, Mass, who has been at r.
J. Laramy's. has returned home. Mrs
Janvier and daughter returned Saturday
| to st, Adams Bay.--Georke and Evelens
Bourque have sold the rest of their build
ing lot To Peter Depatie.
One OF the pleasant events Of the sea
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HINEsBURG.

Mrs. ~ A. Gushing has returned home
after three weeks stay with her par
ents in Northwood, N. H.--Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Lyman are parents Of daughter.
born January 12.--Leonard Burritt has
moved from the Magee farm to G. H..
Leonard s.--Frank Hinsdale, who has car
ried on the Leonard farm for two years,
has gone to the Edgar Hinsdale farm in
st. George.---Mr Cook of South Burllng ton
has taken the Magee farm.-Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney Bushnell are in Starksboro, caring
for Mrs. Bushnelrs sister. Mrs Smith -
Il. o. Martin. who sold his farm In Shell
burne, will move this week into his house
in the village. George Loveland has
moved from the Martin house to George
Gilmans tenement.-A young son of Mr..
liolcomb is seriously i'll with pneumonia. -
Marjorie Written Is recovering after an
illness with pneumonia. Andrew Somers
is seriously i'll with pneumonia.-Roger
Lyman is i'll with pneumonia. The fu-
neral of Mrs. Sanford Tracy was held at
the home of her son, yred Tracy, on Fri.
day, the Rev. Richard Owen officiating
Interment was at East Monkton.
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son was the Joint installation Of the Of
f,cers Of Milton Lodge. No. G.. I. o. Q. f..
and Riverside Rebekah Lodge. No. 81.
ID. p. G. Nj. e. A. Wood and Grand
Marshal c. f. White were the installing
officers for the Odd Fellows and the fol-
lowing officers we're installed: NJ g.,
william Rankin; V. g.. u. d. Martin
recording secretary. e. Il. Parker;
financial secretary, J. X. Smith; treas
urer, O. H. Hcwey: p. c.. John Shean'
chaplain. the Rev. c. NJ. Redstone; con-
ductor, c. f. White; warden, r. W.
Berry; r. 8. N. G.. f. A. Wood: l.. s.
N. c.. b. c. Barrows; II. s. V. G.. George
Harris; l.. s. V. O., l.. s. Boyden; p. g.,
George Phelps; o. a.. william Prentiss;
r. s. g., Fred Pattee; l.. 8. g.. John
Booth. b. d. president. Mrs. Fred Hurl-
burt. assisted by Mrs. Mooney as grand
marshal Installed the following officers of
the Rebekah: n. O.. Ruby l.. Morse; v.
c., Henrietta II. Martin secretary.
Gladys Phelps; treasurer. Grace Holmes;
r. S n. G.. Eleanor Holcombe; L. S. n.
| g.. Lucia A. Phelps; r. 3. V. O., Kath-
| crime Shean; L. 8. V. O.. Clara A. Rogers:
conductress. Lucy Gabare: warden. Eta
Booth; p G.. Ethel Howard: o. G..
| Olive Harris After the installation re-
| freshments were served.--rhe funeral ri
John Wade was held at the Congrega.
tonal Church Sunday afternoon at zoo
y. m. the Rev. D. II. Strong officiating.
| The interrnent was in the village GENE.
terry. He leaves a wife and two sons
BENJAMIN o. New Hampshire and Sher-
| man Of this place.-Ruth and Mary
Bailey Of Stowe are visiting their grand.
father, d. u. Marquette. Mrs. y. r.
Phelps Is confined TO the house by illness
"A number from this place attended the
| poultry show at st. Adams Wednesday -
w. f. Glazier Ia in Sheldon for q few
weeks. working In a creamery
NOTICE
| To the people and voters Of Milton: As
we are now on the last leg Of our biennia
and national elections it is the customar,
rule for all candidates from the presi
dental aspirant down to that OF town rem
resentative to make known their candi
dacy land status" to their constituents
several months previous to the genera
election. This being the case in matters
political" I now take this opportunity &c
announce my candidacy to my friends and
supporters through the columns of tn.
press. for the Office OF town representa-
tive. and invite their suffrage from now
on until our final election. Aide-toi, etlt
cci t aideva.
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dance ever understanding the stormy
night. President Bradley presided, the
various committees reported and there
was a general discussion OF the better
ment work accomplished. The treasurer
reported sjO1 in the bank drawing in
terest. Better service at the east station
and partial adjustment of insurance
rates were reported by the committees
having such matters in charge. Presi-
dent Bradley gave general review of
what has been done during the past
year Ivy the board OF trade and sug-
gested some things TO be attempted for
the coming year. The following officers
We're elected: f.. T. Bradley. president;
a. Il. Anderson. vice-preeident; P. J..
Farrell. second vice-presdeni; +. H..
Brown, treasurer; A. G. Webster. secre-
tary; II. j. Brown, f. II. Beebe. t.. r.
Allen and c. A. Webster. executive COM
mittee The chair then announced the
appointment Of the following commit
tees: Finance. c. K. Schoff, u. A. Web
ster, II. J. Brown; real estate, insurance
freight and legislation. +. A. Ayers
George I.oiselle, b. B. Blake; municipal
affairs, T.. G. Furman. =. J. Audette
c. A. Webster: entertainment. II. l.
Prouty. Floyd Russell. o. S. Webster
advertising. 7. NJ. Tobin. Z. II. Beebe
IC. L. Hall. For the third annual get
toe ether banquet the chair reappointet
the special committee consisting of c
f. Schoff. T. NJ. Tobin and II. j. Brown
AL % conference this committee selected
tentatively February as the date of th'
banquet and it will probably be helt
at that time. After the business meeting
there was a heart-to-heart get-togeth
err talk over hot coffee and lunch.-Abou
n foot OF snow fell Monday night AM
slcighs were out for the first time II
this vicinity Tuesday..-The Rev. Faith
or Aubin goes to Providence. r. l., soon
to be absent several weeks on retrea
nv1r
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. Adams.

News has been received here OF the
death al his home in Brooklyn OF George
C. Brainerd. which occurred January )
after long Illness. Mr.. Branerd was
native Of this city and was born e. years
ago. He was graduated from Yale In the
class OF 81 and from Cambridge law
school in II. He was a member of the
New England society. Society OF Yer
monters. the Brooklyn Union League and
University clubs. the Congregational club
and the Young Republican club.
The many friends here Of Homer f.
Bissell. formerly with the Central Vcr-
mont, will be pleased to know Of his
promotion as right and claims
agent OF the Grand Trunk Pacific. with
headquarters at Winnipeg
The amateur minstrel show to be
presented by number OF young men
Of the city will be given at Waughs
| opera house on February l and 2 instead
| of January 30 and 81 as heretofore an
| nounced.
Bellevue Rebekah Lodge, No. &c, I. o.
o. r.. has installed the following oficers:
| Noble grand. Miss Nina Barker: vice.
grand, Mrs. John Church. secretary, Miss
Pearl Dyke: treasurer. Miss Marion
Curtis; chaplain. Miss Geraldine Bell;
conductor. Miss Effie stanhope: warden,
Mrs. n. J. He-rlck; inside guardian. Miss
Florence Scofcld; past noble grand, Mrs.
j. O. Smith; outside guardian. Hayes
Shangraw. The installing officer was Mrs.
Fred f.. HuTIbut. district deputy.
The assembly hall OF the Owl club was
the scene OF n very pretty party Thurs
day afternoon. when Mrs. r. Irving
butcher and Mrs. Henry d. Carlisle en-
tertained over 100 Of their women friends
The hall was handsomely decorated in red
and green the effect being produced by
an artistic arrangement OF evergreen and
poinsettiss. ,The refreshment table. per.
fectly laid. was prettily decorated with
, red crepe and smilax. Five hundred wa.
the game. the head prize going to Miss
Louise G. Morrison, the middle to Mrs
Charles 8. Campbell and the foot prize to
Mrs. II. l.. Chadwick. The hostesses wer.
assisted by Mrs, Ralph *. Chase. Mrs
John Gibson. Mrs. George C.. Holmes
Miss Harriet f. Brainerd and Miss sar.
F. Barnes.
The St. Adams city court had a bus,
q year during 1911, when 400 cases wer,
tried. about everything in the crimina
line from pulling door bells to mansla ugh
!, ter coming before Judge Post. The cos
a Of the court was $2.6Ol.S 81 OF which 81, 800 9
r was received In fines and costs. MAXIM
= the net cost to the State S2l0s4
Mrs. Byron r. Holmes left Frida.
: for Boston. where she will visit he
/. daughter. Miss Laura p. Holmes, befor
a going to Globe, Arizona. to visit anothe
= daughter. Mrs. A, G. McKillop.
y DR.. c. A. LOTUS. recently house sur
| peOn NJ tho Mary E>letcher hOanital RuY
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

A pretty and quiet family wedding was
celebrated at the home OF MIR, and Mrs.
Henry Ladue near East Sheldon Wednes-
day Jan. 10 when their daughter. Miss
Elsie, was married to Edward 3. Towle.
The Rev c. D. Kelley OF Sheldon assisted
by the Rev. W. T.. Newton OF East Hamp-
ton performed the ceremony In the pres
ence OF the immediate family only. MI
and Mrs Towle viii make their home
with MI Towle's parents, Mr., and Mrs.
w. II. Towle, of South Franklin. The
town district erected steel flag poles at
each school house last summer and in
wind last week the one at East
Enosburg was broken of at the ground
| and fell with such force that 1t was brok-
en- in three pieces, At the saw mill Of
Mr.. Green beyond West Enosburg, a pile
blown against the house with such force
as to batter In the side OF the house.
| =. lighter was born to MIR. and Mrs.
| W. o. Stafford Friday.-At the semi-an-
nual meeting Of the trustees OF Enosburs
Falls Savings Bank and Trust Co.
Friday the assets were examined
and certified as correct. A divi.
dend to the stockholders of -four
per cent. for the six months
ending April I was declared. Dinner
WAS served At tho home Of the presi
dent the Hon. DIN Merrill.-A
daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
Samuel Rushlow January AT tn,
annual meeting Of the First Nations
Bank. held January .. the following
directors were elected: A. W. Wood
worth. H. c. Comings, r. r. Beatty, II
A. Pond, ] 3. Kimball W. v. Phelp
ana J. o. Kimbail A. W. Woodwork
was reelected president. H, c. Com
ings, viee-president. and H. F. Kim
ball. cashier. An annual dividend O
four per cent. on the stock was de-
clared Arthur and Howard Basha,
went January 10 to attend the funerf
In Barre, Mass. OF their father. Ere
Bashaw. formerly OF this town \
J. Bashaw af East Enosburg. II broth
~r Of MIR. Bsshaw, also attended
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. c. S. brewster is Ill with the
grip and abcesses in her head.-Mr. and
Mrs. Davis Of Lincoln visited their
daughter. Mrs w. Badore, the first Of
the Week.-Mrs. Lula Baker and daugh-
ter of Turner's Falls. Mass. visited her
sister. Mrs. Henry Russell. the last OF
the week.--Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gorton
of Bristol visited her brother. Fred An
drews. the first of the week--Mr. and
Mrs. @. f. Grover was in Burlington
Wednesday,. r. Hanks is still confin.
cd to her bed.--Mrs. y. A. Carpenter 10
more comfortable.
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There will be no service Sunday. other
than Sunday School at the usual hour
Word has been received that the Rev
III. ]. Kemp. who IL i'll al Randolph is
improving though not able to come home
Mrs. T. W. Johnson Is suffering from a
poisoning on her face and hands.-There
was only small audience at the Bap-
tist association meeting SATURDAY and
Sunday. Mrs. w c. Sprague and son are
recovering from their recent Illness
Miss Daisl. Kenyon went to Burlington
the first OF the week for a few days.
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SHELBURNE.

The Ever Ready Circle of Kings
Daughters met with Mrs. Thomas
Thompson Tuesday afternoon for a
special meeting. to finish UP needed gar
ments for destitute family.--Hermon
Taylor left Saturday night for Kansas
City to go on the road as n travelling
salesman for the Vermont Marble COM
pany He has been in the Boston office
of the Marble company for the past two
years.--Irwin I'redette entered the Bur-
lington Business College Monday
Mrs Sophia Harmon went to st. Adams
Tuesday and will go from there to St.
Armand. =. O.. and to Montreal for few
days stay.--Miss Jennie Mckenzie.
teacher of the Shelburne grammar school.
was called to Hines burg Tuesday by the
serious illness of her mother. The school
is being supplied by Miss Margaret
Harmon.
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WEST BOLTON.

Darwin Jones has returned to his home
in Toronto. Ont. having spent two weeks
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
Jones. Willard Streeter has returned
from Lake Placid, \. I.-Miss Nealy is
not week.-Mrs.. f. r. Davis is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Willis Minckler. in
Grand Isle.-Dorothy Smith was at home
from Jonesvile Sunday.-Mrs. Lucia
Streeter returned to Barre Monday
About foot of snow fell Monday and
Tuesday. and the lumbermen are getting
their logs drawn.
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WESTFORD.

Roy orion IS visiting his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. T. l.. Orton.-Chester ID. Morey,
who is employed in Cleveland. Ohio,
was in town last week.-There was no
prea aching service in the Baptist Church
Sunday on account OF the absence 4
the Rev. Mr.. Leathers.
The Baptist society announces a grand
opening OF the re-modeled church, church
rally and roll call on January "a at 200
o. m. The pastors Of neighboring
churches who will speak are the Rev. q.
r. Gould Of St, Adams, the Rev, c. w.
Hidden OF Essex Junction, the Rev. y,
w Wolcott Of Jericho the Rev, W. s.
Boardman Of Fairfax, the Rev. f. Daniels
NJ Fairfax. the Rev, Sidney Aldrich OF
Colchester the Rev c. r. Upton of
Georgia. the Rev. James Braker Of Bur-
lington, and the Rev. Josiah Kidder nj
Westford A banquet for visitors will be
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WILIISToN.

The custOdians OF the Williston public
library have received the following gifts
during the year: a set of THE Worlds
Best Histories In thirty volumes, from
Mrs. Ethel w. Chapman and thirteen
volumes of fiction donated by the Will
liston basket ball team of 19l0-ll; also a
supply of wood from J. T. Kennedy
There was a basketball game at the
hall Wednesday. January II at p. m.
The Woodmen also held their regu-
lar meeting for the election of officers,
followed by a dance.-A fire was discov-
cred In the upper story OF Maurice Sui
iivans house early Thursday morning
caused by an overheated chimney. Nc
serious damage was reported
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given at six o'clock and the evening serv-
ice will begin Mt 7:30. The speakers for
the evening ~ae the Rev. MIR. Braker,
whose subject will be "Why Baptist
Church." and the Rev. Mr. DAWSON who
will speak on '"rhe Support of the Baptist
Church. Fortnightly club meets
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Il. II.
Perry.--TIomer Grow goes to Springfield
Friday to attend the meeting which Is to
he held there for boys and young men,
The Daisy Chain will meet with Mrs. j.
T.. Allen Saturday afternoon.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Carmi Pioof was called to his home in
East Fairfield Monday by the illness OF
his father - Eugene Martin OF Belvidere
Center was In town over Sunday. calling
on friends.-Mrs. Guy Hamell Is very SICK
with pneumonia.-H. r. Porter was IN
Montreal on business Monday and Tues
day.-Mr and Mrs. f. w Peterson left
Monday for Regina. Sask.. where they
expect to make their home Mr. Peter-
son has position with the Canadian "a
ciac railway.-Miss Flossie Newcity was
taken to the hospital at Burlington Mon
dav III with appendicitis. The house OF
George Wright took fire Saturday morn
ing from an overheated furnace pipe ana
hut for the prompt assistance ana haro
work Of the citizens of the village would
have burned. Considerable damage was
done by water and chopping through
walls. which had to be done to extinguish
the fire.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The officers Of Frontier Grange were
installed Thursday evening.-A son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Chaffee jan
uary 10.
Services will be held at the Methodist
Church at 1890 a. m. Sunday.--A son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Chanee We'd
nesday, January lo-At tho last meeting
Of the Methodist Brotherhood a debate on
the question: Resolved. That the Man
With One Talent Can Do as Much Good
as the Man With Ten Talents" was en-
joyed. II. B. Corliss was elect
ed president and c. A. Hull Sec
rotary for the coming ysaT.-The
Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs,
Mrs. Glenn W. Douglass, who has been
confined to the house by illness for sew
erai weeks. 10 able to be out.-Mr. and
Mrs George Miller Of Port Jackson. N. Y,
were recent guests at II. 8. Stanleys.-
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BOLTON.

Hazel MCGEE. former resident. the
eldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
MCGEE, died Of tuberculosis at her home
in Claremont n. H.. Thursday of last
week. The remains were sent to this
town for burial last Friday.--Mr and
Mrs. Ben Griffin. who have been work
ing for II. Muzzy for few weeks. start
ell last Friday for their home in Cana
da,-Thirteen couples attended the social
dance held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. +, Sabins Friday evening.-Mrs. Eva
Camp went to Richmond Monday morn
Ing where she has a position in the I'm
derwear factory. Her sister, Mrs. Effie
Baldwin. who has been visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs George Thompson
viii return to her home in Portland. Ore
gon next week Monday
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ENosBUR0.

Miss Hazel Stevens has been quite sick
with jAundict. but 10 now much BETTER
Ben Davis IL in Canada. visiting his
brothsr.-snow commenced to fall Mon.
day and In now over . foot deep. Teams
have begun to hau, logs to F. l.. Ken
fields m!u-N. J. Bashaw. who went to
assachusetts to attend the funeral OF
his brother. Fred Bashaw. has returned
home.-Howard Bashaw and brother
Arthur, who went 70 Barre, Mass, last
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MONTG0

l.. c. Libby has gone to North Troy.
where he has OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Goodspeed has been visiting his sister,
Miss Ellen Head.-The Epworth League
will have a social Wednesday night At the
home OF Miss Gladys Bombard.-Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Martin have moved down to
East Berkshire. where he has employ.
ment with H. A. Pond.-Arden Laplant 10
at home from Swanzey. n. H.. for visit
"A daughter was born to Mr.. ana Mrs
Nathan Lagro January 9.
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MILTON BoRo.

Lawrence Stanley has been spending
few days at A. ~ Wood's.--Several from
here attended the dairymens meeting
at Burlington last Week.-Mrs. Amelia
Keller has returned TO her home after
spending a few days with Mrs. Jennie
Fay.-Carrie Wells has gone to Burling-
ton to work-Henry Baron and Leon Les-
ter have been guests Of r. T.. Bullock.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mrs. Charles Emerson is i'll, being con
fined to the bed most OF the time.
The death Of Mrs. Cordelia Thibault &C.
cured at one Tuesday morning follow
Ing a long illness with "A complication Of
disea SEES She was in her 62nd year,
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TOWNSVILLE

Miss Marie Henry is confined TO the
house with the grip. Her position in
the telephone exchange Is being sup
piled by her sister. Mrs Atkins
George Stockwell left Monday night
for Dundern. Saskatchewan. where he
will make his home.-Mrs. Cynthia
Hapgood's children are i'll with the
grip.-Charles Larner of Burlington
is visiting at Mrs. Hapgood's
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UNDERHILL.

Mrs. Clara Lyman died ut her home
Thursday evening of bronchial pneu-
monia. She was in her Snd year. Fun
eral services were held at the house
Saturday at two o'clock with burial at
Jericho Corners
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SWANTON.

There was n fair attendance at tho
camp fire OF Post Jewett at Columbia
hall Thursday evening. An oyster sup
per was served and brief addresses made
by Father Aubin, the Rev. Mr.. Pierce
and by Mr.. Gushing OF st. Adams A
feature of the evening was the drill
by 20 picked men from Company Il. st.
Adams, Vermont National Guard. under
Captain Pell.--A special town meeting Is
warned for January 20 to take action
relative to several important school mat
ters.-'rhe funeral Of Mrs. Gardner
Skinner was held Friday afternoon, the
Rev Mr. Pierce officia ting.--At the r..
cent annual meeting OF the Swanton
Savings Bank e. Trust company, the
following officers were reelected: C. T..
Allen. president NJ. W, Barney. vice.
president and treasurer; F. W. French
assistant treasurer.-Dr. Lee Thomas
formerly of Swanton and graduate Of
the U. v. NJ. medical college, now prsc'
ticing in New York. was married jan
uary in Brooklyn to Ms. A. N
piuguid E. Colby. express messen'
ger ON tho Swanton-st. Johnsoury rur
for several years. has gone to Frank
lin, N. H., where he has been appoints<
local agent of the American Express
company.
/ The adjourned annual meeting OF tn
Swanton board OF trade was held II
Schoff hall of the Taquagunga clu
Monday evening with the largest atten
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RICHFORD.

The drug store Of W. A. WEIGH has been
closed by w. NJ. Rollins OF Lyndonville
and F. NJ. Rollins OF Newport. mortgages
because Of breach OF mortage condi.
tions.-Mr and Mrs. James Manner, Miss
Aida Cummings and BENJAMIN Cum
mings. who were called here to attend
the funeral OF their brother. John Cum
mings, Jr.. have returned to Toronto
Mr. and Mrs. William Impey returned last
week from visit In Providence. r. l..
and Worcester. Mass. They werc accom-
panied by their granddaughter. Isabel
Dixon.--Gerald b. Stewart OF Montreal
was IN town Sunday.
/. Newton James IL Ill Of pneumonia.
l.. Lovelette Is visiting relatives in New
port.-The literary department OF the
Woman's club met with Mrs. A. j. Elliot
Monday evening Mrs Ella T. Wood WAS
the leader. and the program included
American poets.--Silas F. Wilson IL plan
ming TO go to Macon. Mo, next month
for an extended visit to his son. f. f.
Wilson. who has recently become the
manager OF n large hotel in that city. Mr..
Wilson. who Is a past master OF Missis-
quot Lodge. No. 9. F. & A. NJ, was
pleasantly surprised Friday evening when
about IS members OF the order met In
Masonic hall in his honor and presented
him with past masters jewel appro-
priately engraved. The presentation
speech was made by Past Master f. F.
Greene.