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ng Middlebury college, was at his

ing Middlebury college, was at his
home here over sunday
The Richmond Grange gave a comedy
play last Friday night entitled "The
Deacon's Second Wife" The play was
success from every point of view
Every seat In the hall was taken before
the play began and many were standing
In the back of the room. Every actor
played his part well. and the audience
was well pleased and pronounced It the
best play they have seen here in long
time.
Mr.. and Mrs, r. G. Nichols returned
Monday evening from Claremont. n. H.,
where they were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. H. Fay over sunday.-The
Grange Dramatic club will 20 to Willis
ton this evening, whore they will present
the three act comedy. THE Deacon's
Second Wife" The grange gave this
play in Richmond hall Friday evening
to Il crowded house-Mr. and Mrs. Ohm
stead Donnell and young daughter of
York Harbor Me, arrived in town We'd
nesday morning and will be the guests
of her mother. Mrs. Mary Omstead for
several weeks.-Mr and Mrs. w. G.
Fuller entertained the Allround club at
their home Tuesday evening This will
be the last meeting of the season. After
the program refreshments We're served. -
+. w. Fay has returned from Clare
mont, n. H., were he was the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. T.. H. Fay.--Scveral from
here attended the ball game in Burlng-
ton ycstorday.-Miss Doris Freeman, who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. b.
l.. Freeman for several days. has re-
turned to her home in tsscx.-Mrs. G. H.
Pine and Mrs j. J. Ross are elected
delegates to the WomHu's Home Mis-
sionary Union at Svanton May y and -.
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CHARLOTTE.

There will be a special Grange meet
ing May u to work the third and fourth
degrees and the program, which was
omitted at the last meeting, will be given
thcr.--The State exhibit OF tuberculosis
will he at Library hall Thursday after
noon and evening, May g. There will
he an Illustrated lecture In the evening.
The Rev. Mr.. Quick and William
Foote are the delegates to the State
convention of Congregational Churches
At Middlebury.-Miss Sanforth OF Chi
caeo and sister. Mrs. Peterson. OF New
York city. are at the Benton cottage
for a short time.-Miss Dorothy f: Mills,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred s. Mills.
former residents OF this town. and
Jesse Harding were married on Thurs
day. May l6. Their honeymoon will be
spent IN the White mountains and the
young couple will be at home after
September at % Emerson street,
Haverhill. Mass,-David Abare has
leased his farm to his son, william, and
secured a position as manager of a large
farm in Middlebury.-Mrs. Charles Dow,
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FRANKLIN.

The Rev. +. W. Day will preach the
memorial sermon in the Congregational
Church Sunday and will deliver the
memorial address.--Mrs. a. -. Whitney
and daughter returned from Mortified
Saturday.-Paul Gates of the University
Of Vermont was at home over Sunday
Emerson Shedd. who has boon at home
from Morrisvil!e for % days with an in
jurcd leg. hurt while playing ball, re-
turned to his school Tuesday night
Mrs. Jane Vincent Ia gradually failing
Mrs. C. w. Peckham Who has been
uoriously Ill is slowly improving and
hopes TO be able to he taken to the
Sherwood sanitarium for treatment coon.
Mrs. T. L. Pcnrsons has been spending
week with her daughter. Mrs. II. +.
Characteristics Laura Reynolds who
has been spending q few weeks In Ard,
Que, has returned and will leave for har
home in Carbury. Mass. in n few days.
"A. ID. Hosk!n was in Enoshurg Tues 81
day.-Nrs. Lucy Barnard of HisAgIto
Center WIS in town over Sunday.
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs. Mark Alger has been suffering the
past week from blood poisoning In a
finger which she hurt on ii rusty nail
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
1ligley accidentally fell into a pail of
hot water Saturday and was scalded so
severely that his condition is serious AZ
present.-Arthur Poland received an
ugly cut on his leg Saturday while using
an adZe The change of hour Of the
church service to 1918 went into effect
sunday morning.-Miss Ruth Alser is at
home from Jonesvillc for Il few days
Miss Daisy Kenyon was at home over
sunday from Burlington.--Nr and Mrs
+. S. Marvin went to Fairfax Saturday,
where he IS engaged In work for his
father.
Hamilton Peck of Burlington will de-
liver the address here Memorial day
Services will be held at the Center also
the sermon next Sunday.--The condition
of the young son of Mr.. and Mrs Carl
Iigley was worse Tuesday night and a
nurse was called from Burlington.-R D.
Johns Is not well at present--Mrs
Johns is III. threatened with pneumonia
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

Mr. and Mrs. NJ, Z, Perley and laugh
ter. Miss Katherine returned Friday
from a stay Of II weeks in the Battle
Creek san!tarium. -Dr, and Mrs T. II.
Brown returned Fri lay from a few
days In Burlington.--E. Judd Irish
left Friday for Pocatello. Idaho. and
Merrill l. Irish for Bangor. Me. after
a week with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs V. \. lrish,--Mrs W. II. Kimball
returned to ner home here Friday ac-
companiel by her mother. Mrs. A. J.
Pomeroy OF East Fairfield. where she
had been for few days.--Miss Theta
Baker of the University of Vermont
was guest Of Miss Mary Root Satur-
day.--Mr. and Mrs Frank Sheldon OF
SwantOn We're guests of Mrs. Shell
don's sister Mrs. w H. Kimball. sat
urday.-Mrs. Bessie Hutchinson has
been In town a few days making prep
arattons to move her goods to East
Berkshire where she will make aer
home with her mother, Mrs Il. Moran.
Mr., Parry of Parry & Jones of Barre
has been setting granite monument
in Missisnuoi cemetery for Nj. p. Per-
ley, which was designed by ]. H. Wal
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HINESBURG.

Hope Circle Kings Daughters will
meet with Mrs. Homer Clark Friday
afternoon. May 3l.-Memoral services at
Baptist Church Sunday, May % at 1913
a. m. The Rev, y. Gushing will preach.
Robert Campbell OF Colorado. who has
been visiting his mother, Mrs. Edison
owen, returned homo last week The
Rev. Ny. McCabe, former pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, was seri-
ously injured a few days since by the
falling of scaffold at Shusham, y. Y.
Vegetation froze in different places
Sunday night, probably not sufficient to
injure fruit, which is blooming profusely.
The ladies of the Congregational Church
will give soclable in the town hall Fri
day evening. May 81 Supper will be
served from five to eight O'Clock, followed
by dramatic entertainment the
weather permits the Iiineshurg band will
son Saturday evening in the bandstand.-
Or. l.. +. Jones has rented and moved
into the Remington place and has had a
telephone installed.-The Rev Richard
owen is going to New York this week and
will he absent over Sunday.-Next Sun
day all the churches will unite with Post
I
rial services in the Baptist Church at
1915 a. m, with a sermon by the Rev,
Mr. Gushing and special music by union
chor-T. j. Mckenzie, the mail carrier,
has "A new Ford automohle.-Mrs. Caro-
line Wead. who fell and broke one hip in
January has so far recovered that she
gets all around the house by leaning on
n chair She Is Sc years old, delights to
entertain her friends, will not use
clutches and enjoys excellent health.-H
H. PAGE the past winter has built little
dynamo and a storage battery. which
runs half dozen electric lights very
successfully. --Buol Derby and his father
e. y. Derby, have dissolved partnership
DR. b. w Emo, who returned from the
Philippine islands by way of Europe last
winter is spending the spring with his
sister, Mrs George H. Burritt.-Clark
Pierce has opened tinsmith shop at
observation-disclosures much gravel has been
used on the roads late years that they are
in good condition this spring.-There was
hard snow storm Monday, which left
The Hineshurg hills white with snow.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Deputy Collector A. J. Elliot of Rich
ford Is on duty at this port during the Ill
ness of Collector II. Il. Corliss.-Mrs. e.
a. Austin returned from Winthrop and
Canton. y. Y, Tuesday. Joseph Demar
was in ST. Adams Monday to see his
brother, Reuben, at the hosptal.-Misses
Minnie Capron and Mary Armstrong
were at the home Of the Rev Glenn w.
Douglass at bakersfield Saturday and
Sunday. --Pre- Memorial day exercises will
he held by the schools In Mr.. Tvler's
room wednesday afternoon The family
Of c. u. Phelps have moved from East
Berkshire into the house with his father.
The condition of Mrs. Cornelius Hunt
is very low.-Miss Katherine Goodhue
went to Swanton Monday.
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RICHFORD


found dsod IN hi. horr ,r,,as,7o,. ,ftar
,oo, wos bo,d n. Lis lo., hor,.. ~,
Province streat Friday forenoon AT N
o,cIock the Rev 7 II Wallace oft,ciating
and the hodv was taken ia Norsonv,,lo
Que. for burial. Mr.. Bailey was survived
by his wife, three sons. Orrin w. Bailey
of Nvestfield, Alden Il. Bailey Of Manson
VILE Que, and + A. Bailey of Provi-
dence, r. l.. and two daughters. Mrs,
Irwin Davis of Mansonvi.le. que, and
Mrs. Nettie He'll Barr of Cabot. also one
brother, johnson Bailey, Of Boston. The
5Oth wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Harper was httingly observed at
their nome on l'lver street May ana
they were the recipients OF many Useful
gifts and money'-h' y. hendricks mas
sold his pastur" iand ana sugar orchard
TO NJ. v layIor LOT $-'oW' g IL
hamilton Attended the ueh'al meethE IN
burlington t"'S Ne'N'- ne '''"' ''"'
nus e'ec'eo ,''e lol'o""ie o',.1'S iu' Wv
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

Miss Bessie Rogers and Miss Lucy Per-
kins of Swanton were Weekend guests
at the home of Mrs. NJ \. BaXter-Nliss
Wilma Steele of the johnson normal
school was at home over Sunday-Mrs
H A St.mets returned Saturday from
Shoreham where she has been for sew
eral weeks,-Mrs. Jennie Lehman has
purchased of Mrs w. NJ Skees her
house and lot OF land on Canada street.
w. c. Hefiion of Montreal visited his
parents, Mr., and Mrs Frank Hehlon.
over Sunday.-E. p. Ayers of Bakersfield
visited Carl Place over SundaY-Miss
Marybele McFeeters was in Enosburg
Falls over sunday. called there by the
illness of her mother. Mrs. James Nc
Feeters.-Dr. c. T. Allen OF Swanton was
il town Sunday.
During the absence of Mr.. Beatty the
laboratory of j. w. Beatty was burglar
Ted and about a half barrel of alcohol
taken The theft was discovered Satur-
day when Mr., Bashaw visited the prem
Uses and discovered that two doors had
been forced and the goods missing
The family of w. c. Noble are in quar-
antinc for scarlet fever, the daughter.
Miss Sybil. who attends school here, be-
ing the sufferer--Harmony Rehekah
Lodge. No. 49, |. o. O. F., are to give a
May dance In Foresters' hall Friday
evening. May "a. Kimbal's orchestra
will furnish the music, Mrs. McFeeters,
Mrs Caldwell. Mrs. Derby, Mrs. Arm
strong, Mrs Phelps. Mrs Shorer. Mrs.
Redmond and Mrs, BROMLEY are the pa
tronesses.-Thc Baptist society is
TO tender II reception to the pas
tor, the Rev. w. J. Clark, in the church
Friday evening to which everybody Is
invited. Merrill j. Irish has purchased
a one-half interest In the business of his
uncle. W. Il, Ladd, An invoice Is now
being taken
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COLCHESTER.

The play, How Jim Made Good
which was to have been given May 10,
will be given at Woodnlen's hall Friday
night.-The Rev. W. w. Smith and j.
NJ. Wright went to Middebury Wednes-
day to attend the convention.-NIrs.E Ed
son Day and two children of Ripton are
visiting her parents. the Rev. and Mrs
Smith-George l.. Mcbride and daugh-
ter. Bessie, of Burlington. spent Sunday
at ]. NJ. Wright's.-Mrs. W. H. Munson
Is confined to the house by Illness
MIR. and Mrs Scion Bigeow visited at
G. n. Wr!ght's Sunday.-Charles Hen
derson and James Coeg of burlington
were In town Sunday.-Mrs. Delbert AL
ger and daughter Blanche, who visited
in Lincoln and Bristol last week. return
ed Saturday. They were accompa MED
by Mrs. Algers sister, AIRS. Arthur At
kins and daughter. OF Lincoln.
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HILL WEST.

Mrs. Josie Jewett Is ill.-Mrs Marion
Barton and three children of Nergennes
are here for q few days-Charles Cen
terbar OF WATERFOWL, Mass, who was
called here Monday on account of the
critical illness Of his sister. Mrs. William
Monteith. has returned home.-Mrs.
Emily Jewett has returned from St AL
bans.-Mrs. Henry Shangraw attended
the Womans Christian Temperance
Union convention in Enosburg Falls the
first OF the week.-The house and barn
on the Hubert Banveill estate were
burned down about two O'Clock Monday
morning. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Rush
ford and two children and Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Rushford were recent guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Newc!ty.
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town from Burlington and opened
their house for the summer.--1t is re-
ported that Amos J. Newstead has
sold his farm to j. +. Ladd of Stowe
Hollow. who will move here soon. Mr..
land Mrs. Newstead came here about
six years ago from New York state,
but will go to New Hampshire to live.
Miss Phyllis Brown was at home
from the Burlington high school over
Saturday and Sunday, accompanied by
a classmatc, Miss Mabel Derway.-
The young boys of the Baptist Church
realized about $500 from their ice
cream sale.-The Misses Bertha and
Edith Cochran are visiting relatives
in Westford.- Tho library books have
been exchanged again. 1t Is hoped the
village will feel free to patronize the
library. so that a more regular ex-
change may be formed.--Dr. and Mrs.
C. A. Psase and Miss Christine Stran-
ahan of st. Adams. sister of Mrs.
Pease. spent Sunday with his parents.
Mr.. and -Irs Frank w. Pease.-
Charles 1lulburd of Boston has been
visiting his brother, Dr. @. p. HUI
burd.
lege play in Burlington Monday evening"
The Rev. William Cashmere and Ira C.
Morse are in Mlddlebury attending the
Congregational CONFERENCE.-The. w. E.
Buxton was in Burlington Tuesday. Her
cousin. Miss Matte Wood. returned with
her for few days stay.-M L. Mcmahon
has been visiting relatives In Stowe
Harold Whitcomb and Clayton Dingler
have both been absent from grammar
school this week because of illness.-Su-
porntendent l.. T.. Prior of Richmond was
IN town Wednesday.--Mrs Ell Written of
Essex Center has been visiting Mrs. John
Whitten.-Mrs. w. n. Pierce of Burling-
ton is visiting her daughter, Mrs. F. A.
Percival.Miss Aida Booth Is spending
the week at Mrs. Bissonettes.--Th
schools will be closed Friday to allow the
teachers to attend the conference for
teachers OF the Winooski union, compris-
ing the towns of Jericho, Richmond, Boil
ton and Huntington. The subjects to be
considered are writing and ar1themetic,
and it Is expected Mr.. Seager of Barre
and Mr.. Casey of Willamstown will be
present and speak.-Evalyn. the eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis, is
Ill with recommendation Wednesday aft
ernoon the members of the Methodist So
ciety met at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Amos J. Newstead to give them fare
we'll visit supper was served and very
pleasant time spent-'rhe school children
are practicing for the program of Memo
rial day exercises to be given in the
school hall Wednesday afternoon.-H. T.
White and son, Chester White, were in
Burlington Wednesday.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ALBURG.

The Rutland Railroad company has
made addition to the freight yard of
two more sidings and thus will eliminate
the congested condition that has been
sometimes experienced by large freight
buslness.-John Valentine and fanny
have rented the furnished house of c.
W. Strong.--Mr, and Mrs. w. L. Davis
returned to town last week from ~
Thetford. Mr.. Davis will be employed at
the Boston Jersey Creamery, having
charge OF the testing department DIR.
S II. Martin has been appointed by the
Rutland railroad as their surgeon at this
station.-Leon Young has gone to North
Thetford.-M S Thomas has built a
bungalow for his own occupancy.-T. p.
Grant of Boston has been in town the
past few days-E +. Lord sailed from
Panama the 18th and is expected to ar
rive here the latter part of the week
and spend vacation of two months here
and at Malone, y. Y.-Dr. f. NJ. Rogers
of Nergennes was in town Saturday and
disposed Of his household furnishings
W. d. Griggs returned the last of the
week from Farrar's Point. Ont. after
an absence of 10 days School has been
closed until Thursday morning TO per-
NIT fum.gation of the school building,
and each pupil must present certificate
from a physician stating that he or she
has no infectious skin disease when
school reopens. before they will be per-
mitted to returns. c. Putnam of Sar-
atoga, ~ Y, was a visitor AT 4. Il.
Wizards over Sunday News has been
received of the marriage at ST. Adams.
May l6. OF Barney +. Lewis and Miss
Jessie Wightman. both former residents
and popular among the young people OF
Alburg. Mrs Lewis is the only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, w. II. Wightman of the
Center and Mr. Lewis is the younger son
Of Mrs Josie Lewis They will make
their home IN ST. Adams. where Mr.
Lewis is employed as baggage man by
the Central Vermont Railway company
Mrs. l., n. Beckley and daughters of
Detroit Mich, are visiting her mother
Mrs. n. A. Iessor.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Davis are here for the summer. He Is
employed at the creamery.-Mrs a o.
Mott of burlington spent sunday IN
town-Dr David Marvin and son OF
Essex Junction spent Sunday with his
parents here.-Charles Sabre Jr., died
Thursday OF tuberculosis, Funeral serv-
ices were held from the house. the Rev.
Mr.. Cooley officiating,-A social for the
benefit OF the Congre gational Church Will
be held with Mr., and Mrs, II. L, Man
ming Wednesday evening, May @-Mr.
and Mrs. II. L. Nosburg have returned
to their home in Highgate.
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JONESVILLE.

Mrs. Marcia Sabins Is ill.--Stanton Will
liams and family of Charlotte spent Sun
day with his sister. Mrs. f II. Chess
more.-Mr. and Mrs, 7. L. Stevens and
daughter. Florence. have been suffering
from poisoning for a week caused from
something which they ate Mrs. Stevens
and Florence are still confined to their
bod.-Thc Rev. r. II. Trill who sup
piled here three years ago, has accepted
call to the Congregational church in
Hyde Park.-Mrs. W. @. White. who
went last week to visit her daughter
In Hinesburg. is now there III with
rheumatism. james Strong is working at
the eamery.--Allan Palmer has finished
work at T l., Steyens's
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BAKERSFIELD.

In a hot game of baseball Tuesday Il.
A. won from st. a. II. s.. to 3. Tho
battery for Brigham was Germaine, Car
penter and Flanders, for St Adams Ken
ncdy, Spear and Brooks. The academy
team has eight victories to their credit
out of 10 games played this season and
are putting up good article of ball.
Mrs. Harold Morey of IIighgate is the
guest of her mother. Mrs. f. n. Wells
The ball game between Brigham Acad-
envy and Enosburg Falls high school AT
Enosburg Falls Wednesday resulted ir
"A victory for Brigham Academy. the
gCore letpp II IN
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GRAND ISLE,

Mr.. ANA Yrs. Fred Macombor pleasant
~ entertained the Ladies' Aid at =. j.
Wllsey's house, Red Oak. Thursday.
There was a good attendance despite
the rain. The Ladies Aid will have their
next meeting on Memorial day. giving a
dinner at the church instead OF the usual
meeting Tho schools are invited to give
their recitations. then march 10 the GEM
eteiy and decorate the resting places Of
the soldiers Mrs. w. NJ. Gordon Is in
poor h"alth.-Erncst Sylvester hurt his
Knee seriously playing bali recently.
CHARLES frouty is charging his tenc-
ment house.-Nr. and Mrs. Charles Rrs.
sell are building a cottage on their lot
AZ Grand fs'e Horners.-Leon Bushry Of
North Hero has bought tho AHA billing
place In Grand Isle
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WESTFORD.

Ruel orion has recovered from an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis and has return
cd to ontgomery The funeral of Capt.
George &. Lewis was held at his home
in Rockville Md. Saturday afternoon
Mr.. Lewis was at one time resident of
this town and has spent his summers
here for number of years.-There will
be union memorial service in the Bap-
fist Church next Sunday morning. Judge
and Mrs. James II. Macomber and FAM
lily of Burlington spent Sunday at George
a. Rice's.-Robert Healey of the tniver-
sity of Vermont has been the guest Of
Mrs. j. l.. Allen for few uays.-Oscar
Irwin of Willston was in town over
Sunday.-The meeting of the Daisy Chain
Is postponed for a week.-The Fortnighty
club meets at the home of Mrs. j. e.
Allen Thursday afternoon.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

The Lend-a-Hand Circle of Kings
Daughters met with Mrs. r. c..
Isham Wednesday.--M ID. II. Butler
mas recovered from a severe attack of
tonsiltis and abscess in the ear.-W. B..
Pratt is in poor health at the home OF
+. G. Isham.-Miss Eunice Prior. who
came home to attend her sisters wedding,
has returned to her school In Montgom-
cry Center Mrs. Nettie Fitch Of Bur-
llngton was an over Sunday guest at the
home of Alson Rollins
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WILL,ISTON.

The Richmond grange will present the
three-act comedy THE Deacon's Second
Wife at WIlliston village Thursday at
eight o'clock. Following the entertain
ment there will be a dance at the NJ. w.
A. hall-The Union Circle of King q
Daughters will meet with Mrs Frank
Forbes Fr!day.-Memorial services will be
held at the Federated Church Sunday
morning. The Ladies' Union Aid society
will give a strawberry social In the Meth
odist parlors Wednesday evening. May
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WEST BOLTON.

q. w. Kellogg. who has been at home
for four months with a badly sprained
wrist, has returned to Hardwick to re.
sumo his work.-Alhert Streeter has rur
chased the NJ. Lacallade place.-Mrs
Fred Streeter has gone to Worcester
Mass.-Mrs. NJ. J. Pease has sold her
place to the Methodist association. Miss
Lorey Gile was at home from Underhil
over Sunday.-E. II. Reeves Of Burlns-
ton was in town Monday with Game War
den L. j. Gile.--Mrs. e. Sprague and
daughter. Miss Lillian Sprague. have
gone to Randolph for the summer. They
ire to return in the fail and Miss Sprague
will preach at the Methodist Church.
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ling of New York; II. Pomeroy was
In Richford Saturday.--The committee
has secured all but one of the teach
ers for tue high and graded schools
for the com ing school year. The only
changes made were in the high school,
whore Principal Rogers AMI first as
sistant, Miss Mary Root, resigned. l..
H. Pomeroy. who has been second as
sistant for two years, has been en-
gagged as principal. Miss Mabel ellis
Of Greensboro as first assistant and
Miss Theta Baker of Montclair, n. j.,
eacOnl assistant
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JERICHO.

On account of the annual confer
ence Of Congregational Churches. held
in Middlebury this week, there will
be no mid week service, as the pastor
and delegate will be in attendance
Miss Ieora White underwent an oper-
alton Friday at the Mary Fletcher
hospital for appendicitis, Her father
and brother, H. r. White and George
White, visited her Sunday.-A few
from here were aroused by the burn
ing of Harmon Howard's steam mill
at Riverside early Monday morning.
and went to offer assistance.-Mr and
Mrs. G. NJ. Johnson have arrived in