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JERICHO.

Miss Bessie Percival was at home
, from the Essex Junction high school
last week during the examinations, as
her daily average excused her from
all work during the week. Miss Flor
ence Buxton was obliged to take but
one cNanlinatIon,--Niss Myrtle Alper
is at homo from Burlington and Cam
bridge, where she has been for two
weeks-Mr. Kceler, the clerk in
Chase's market is boarding at c.
Nincents.~-Wilhur Y Ring. who hae
been i'll IL winter. has gone to the
Fanny Allen hospital for treatment
Misses Helen Cashmere and LA Brig
ham and Edward Varney and Herbert
Mattress are at home from high sch oil
at the Center for two weeks.-Mrs. T.
G. IIpwley has been visiting in Bur-
lington for "a few days.--Homer Wild
err is working for A, p, Byingt n
through sugaring.
District Superintendent Jaw of st.
Adams will conduct services at thu
Methodist Church Sunday afternoon
Maurice Buxton, who has been III. is
able to be out.-Dr. G. H. Huburd and
Z. Il. Per val attended the funeral of
Congressman u. j. Foster In Burlington
MondaY.-Mrs. Il. +. Algcr and daughter,
Bernice, have returned from two weeks
visit In North Underhil-Roiand the
younger son Of Air. and Mrs. II. T..
Montague. dropped a hatohet on his foot.
nearly amputating one toe W. w. Ring
returned Monday from a few days treat
ment at the Fanny Allen hospital.-Phillp,
the young son OF Mr., and Mrs. H. T.
Chase Is III The Rev, j. r. Buzzell was
in charge of the services at the Baptist
Church Sunday.--The singers here and at
Underhill who are to sing THE Con
queror" Easter Sunday will meet Thurs
day evening at Mrs. j. p. Hunters for a
rehearsal Miss Lillian Cleveland of
Essex visited her sister Mrs. Ralph Dyer,
at G. w. Fosters Sundav.-Mrs. r.. $.
rom nson gave fun report Sunday or
the Sunday school convention IN Rich
mond
Mrs. Belle Parsons was Ia Burlington
Tuesday.-!The condition of Mrs. Hannah
Chates. who has been III for three weeks,
Is more serious Miss NJ. Il, Adrien has
been confined.to the house for 10 days by
llncss,-Dorothy Sinclair has been quar-
antined for scarlet fever. but Is able to be
about the house.-Miss Josephine Fay of
Essex Junction has been visiting her
brother. T.. Wright Fay.-D, Il. Bison
cite has been in East Bolton for several
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ENOSEURG FALLS.

The selcctmen who have taken charge
of the roads since town meeting, when
it was voted to instruct them to appoint
| two commissioners, held a meeting here
| Thursday and appointed n =. Whitcomb
and George Jacobs.
/ Worl on new pos'offlc. Is proqressina
| Tho front of the building has been re-
built and plate glass installed. New
| hardwood floors have been laid,
Charles Hitchcock and Robert Kirk
| from the St Adams Plumbing and
Heating company are installing "A ne"
ana complete heating plant. Present
indications are that the building will
be ready by May About 500 pounds
of cheese are made daily AZ the Owls
Head creamery and shipped to south
ern New England and points Another
man arrived in town Friday to work
there.-Miss Maud Towle spent sun
day with Miss Belle Stone,
George w Marks and sister, Miss
Nellie Marks. of burlington, were guests
over Sunday of DIR. and Mrs. A. NJ
Brown.-Miss Marguerite Stetson returned
from st. Adams Saturday night. whcrc
she went n few weeks since for an oper-
alton. She is much improved in health
MI. anu MTS. r. w. l'ldptE lhll Nut-
urday night for Medford, Mass, where
they will visit Mr.. Diapers brother. Dr.
L. r. Draper They will be accompanied
on their return by their daughter, Miss
Ruth. who Is n student in Andover acad-
omy.--L l., Marsh Is in Boston for u
few days,--W. 8. Hutchinson. who il en-
ployed by the Central Vermont railway
In Barre. was with his family here over
Sunday.-Spencer and George Caldwell
are with their uncle, ID II. Stanhope, In
bakersfield for a few days. Mrs. II. c.
Gibson returned to her home In Granny,
Que. Saturday aftor visit to her broth
er's q. II. Mcleod Her nephew. Roder-
lex Mcleod. accompanied her for week,
T.. II. Ovitt returned Saturday night
from Hardwick, where he had charge of
the installation of new two position
switchboard for the Citizens Telephone
company.-O. Merrill, J. A. Gibson
George Fairbanks and Il. ]. Tyler atten6-
ed the funeral Of the Hon. D. J. Toste-
in burlington Monday.-Miss LILLIAN
Swetzer of Laconia Is u gcst OF Mrs
r. Z. Thomas.-Mrs. A. ]. Haskin. who
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SHELBURNE.

Saturday morning as Vital Lessor was
crossing the railroad track at Meech's
crossing, just south Of the Shclburne sta
ton. his team was struck by the engn.
OF the mixed train due at 9:3S, killing his
horse and throwing Mr., Lessor into the
ditch Mr.. Lessor escaped with q cut on
one hand and some bad bruises on his
legs.-Miss Mary Norton OF Bristol is Wis
ting her aunt Mrs. Trcd Is. Roberts
The republican caucus has been called b.
the town committee to meet At the town
hall Saturday evening to elect thrce dele
gates and three alternates to attend tht
republican State convention in Montpelier
April 10 and the same number to attend
the first district convention in Buvlue-
ton April 9.-!iarry Hopkins is in Eng
land buying horses and hounds for j.
w tson Wei Miss May Tracy OF Ad-
olson is visit.., her grandmother. Mrs J.
-.
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RTCHFORD.

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NJ, =, - "'''e'. M anu
,... ''' ',"' ''u Hoii'e with
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a., '"'i '.iP"'' ""H porn 10
-, ""p'n. March
VI i'o"@neN IS aYhln
.,s '0' 'e' EFT ne cohdi-
~ me- AuU'' M CO. VINO Is H.
"a, i<,"'o'' % inns place and
C' 'i'o' 49, i''.ue" ~ vest bron'e'
''''i ~ III fH'hlprd' March
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

Battees Ryie has sold his homestead on
School street to Henry Benott and haA
gone to Sheldon, where he will reside with
relatives,-M.ss Marybelle McFeeters
principal OF the high school. spent the
weekend with her parents. Mfr. and Mrs
James McFeeters. in Enosburg FALL.
MIS- r.. A. Bates returned Monday from
Richford. where she has been spending
n few days with Mr.. and Mrs. o. A.
Hagen-Mrs. w. A. Place has gone 10
Montreal. p O.. whore she is visiting her
brother. Deputy Collector OF Customs w
G. Hefiion.-C. H. Trudeau OF st. Adams
was in town Sunday.-Miss Gladys Steele
has gone to Malone. n. Y. where she will
spend the week.-J. NJ. Trombiey has se-
cured position as clerk In the store Of
Cobb Goodrich company In Swanton
w. H. Lantman. who has been confined
to the house with cold. Ia able TO be
out.-Mrs. Henry A. Stimets Is in Shore
ham. called there by the illness Of her
mother. Mrs. Jane Birchard. Syl-
vester Weshburn OF Alburg is visiting at
the home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
James w. Judkins.-Miss Mary Moren
visited at her home in Jericho over Sum
l1y
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GRAND ISLE.

The play given by the Grand Isle
Grange was we'll attended and In every
way successful. They gave the play in
South Hero Wednesday evenins.-Dr. g.
H. Branch attended the funeral OF D. j.
~oster in Burlington.--An auction that
sold the remaining cattle hogs. etc. OF
Arthur Lodds was held at his former
place Tuesday Chamberlain and
Mrs. Coswell were In ST. Adams Tues
day.--The school and town house build.
ing i- undergoing repairs and improve
ment. Olson Gordon Is doing the work.
Earl Donaldson. brother Of Curtis, has
moved to the home of the latter to take
charge OF his far1n--Mr. Long has return
ed to his homo and farm on the East
ShUre.-sfr. and Mrs. Wyman Gordon are
both quite feeble.-Mrs. Alfred Kinney is
threatened with an attack OF pneumonia
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FAIRFAX.

Miss Mabel Orion spent Tuesday In St.
Albans.-Mrs. w. W. Warren returned
from Woodstock Monday. where she went
to attend tho funeral OF Mrs. Seth
Warren--Mlrs. Gordon OF Buriington ia
at the home Of Mrs c. n. Stafford Tor a
few days.---A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Wayne Warren Thursday-w.
y. Stewart. G. s, Howard. C. c. Gillette,
and Mrs Winona Taft wore In burlington
Monoay TO attend the funeral OF the late
Congressman FOster.-SchOol at the b.
F.. A. Closes Thursday for the spring
vacation. Miss Katherine Hayes has
gone TO her home in Massachusetts to
spend her vaoation.-Mr and Mrs. Edward
Rowland are the parents OF a daughter
born Thursday NJ. V. Hicks and
Mrs Lottie Story have gon" to Burling-
ton for medical treatment.-Miss Rennle
Green Is visiting her parents In Bakers
iield.-Charles Mudgett OF EnosburI
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ISLE LA NOTE.

Mr. and Mrs. Delong Of Ellenburg n.
Y. ore visiting at Or. J. S. King s.-Mis:i
Mary Montgomery IL at home from St.
Adams. Quite a few from here attended
Judge Haynes's funeral Satirday.--D. T.
Twombly is at home Mrs. w. A. Loop
an1 daughter Of Swanton spent Saturday
and Sunday in town.-Mr. and Mrs. II. Il.
Foughton and daughter spent Sunday in
Plattsburgh.--A son was born TO Mr. and
Mrs. Paul LaBonibard Saturday.-Mrs. NJ.
q. Thomas and daughter Ruth. spent a
few days In 81. Adams this week.-Mrs..
Hattie Reed is ill.-Mrs NJ. s. Thomas and
daughter Ruth. visited in ST. Adams this
weak
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sWANToN.

Mrs. George A. Ivanson, wife Of Com
ductor Evanson. died Sa. Lr1ay evening
of 8riGhts disease after an illness Of
several weeks She wac born In Ogdens-
burg, y Y. in 1866 and wac the daugh-
ter Of Thomas and Mary Mullen The
family moved here from Ottawa 10 wears
ago when Mr.. Evanson was made a pas
seger conductor OIL the Swanton -t'oteau
run of the Canada Atlantic. BESIDES her
husband, she leaves three sons and one
dnughter.-Mrs. r II. Rcebe, who has
been critically i'll for several days with
pneumonia, is reported slightly better
The TaqUahunga club and the Swanton
board of trade united last evening In XIV
INK the Rev c. d. Pierce farewell re-
ception at the club rooms Mrs. Arthur
McNaily is critically i'll with pneumonia.
"A class Of nine were confirmed at Holy
Trinity Church Friday evening by Bishop
Parker Of New Hampshire -Everster
Smith and sisters, Miss Mollie. an. Mrs
Henrietta Smith. arc at Atlanta, Ca.
for few days. They are to visit Wash
inSton an IN go to California for sew
eral weeAs.-Mrs J. H. Morrison and
Two children have returned from New
York after an absence of several weeks
A new freight station is being built
at The EAST station by the Central Yer
mont railroad
Madame 1Iarwood is seriously ill.-Since
smallpox developed in a family here vac
cination has been gcneral-rhe funeral
Of Mrs. George Evanson was largely at
tended from tho Catholic Church Tues
lay morning. the Rev. Father Jean Marie
officiating. The bearers were A. Il. Carr.
John Hart. NJ. Day, John OConnor.
Frank Farrell and George l.. Lolselle-
The funeral OF Mrs Arthur NcNally was
held at the Church Of the Nativity Sun
day.-of 30 dogs usually licensed in
Swanton only 30 licenses have been taken
ont thus far and there are only four
days in which to license under the dollar
clause.-An unusual and happy event was
the farewell testimonial to the Pew. c.
D. Pierce in Schoff hall Of the club rooms
rendered jointly by the Taquahunga club
ana the Swanton board OF trade Mondav
evening. Mr., Pierce is not to return to
TINS charge and this expression Of esteem
and friendship by the two NEST repr~ SEN
tatiNe organizations indicates the general
regret of Swanton over his departure
y. Il. Anderson. vioe-prcsident OF the
board OF trade, presided in the absence
Of T.. \. Ayers club president Refresh
ments were served. after which Mr.
Anderson presented Mr. Pierce. In behalf
or the two orGanizat ions. with nm English
travelling bag. Mr.. Pierce responded IN a
feeiing manner and remarks were made
by several, expressive Of regret over Mr.
P!erces leaving SWnnto,
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Ihe Rev Glenn w Douglass officiated
at the funcrt Of Mrs Haskns at East
Franklin TuesdaY.-Miss Alico Merrl
VINO has been visiting her sister the past
week returned to East Fairfield Monday
Mrs. c. +. Thayer Is in Rlchiord The
Irish comedy given by homo talent, Tho
Four Leav,1 Shamrock was repeated
Wednesday by request and was followed
by Il promenade--M MIR. AMI Mrs Charles
Allen and daughter. and Ny and Mrs. D.
W. Paul OF East Berkshire were guests
at Naaman Gibsons. Tuesday.-Mr. and
Mrs. L. II. Stove We're in Franklin sun
hay to see their daughter Mrs. II. -
Bowen. who IS i'll with iufammatory
fneunatisn
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COLCHESTER.

Or, Morrow of Boston was a visitor :
Samuel Morrow's sunday Mrs. Morrow,
who Is i'll, remains about the same
Mrs. Ina Densmore, who has been visit
Ing her sons Frank and Carl. returned
o. her homo IN Barre Tucsday-Miss Os-
good is in Westford.- Miss Bessie Mac
Bride Of Burlington visited her sister.
Mrs. j. NJ. Wright. last wook-Miss Helen
lyon was ar home over Sunday-Mrs. l..
i Alger, who has been visiting her son.
-. q. Alger returned Monday-L l..
ana j. L. Wolcott have purchased the
stock of goods, lately owned by Ira Lord
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HINESBURC.

Miss Alice Landon of Chester and
Omar Landon of Medford, Mass. are
SITS Of their sister, Mrs. Charles Hub
lcll,-Mrs G. -. i}oynton fell Thursday
and spra'ned her "rist-Dr Cooper has
mOved into Mrs. I3irda house ana Open
cd an officc,-B. j, bOynton has return
90 to Minneapolis, Minimize Jonesvill .
Dramatic club presented the drama.
TONY the Convict at the town hall
Wednesday March % to Il good sized audi
.ncc.
William Guiguire was before Justice
Davies Saturday and sentenced to serve
three months in the county jail for fur
nshing liquor.--Thcre will he mothers
mass meeting Mt the CONGREGATIONAL YES
w this afternoon. --George Gushing
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Jericho is At her homo for two weeks.
Miss Katherine Iavelle was in Bur
llngton over Sunday.-Mrss Eta
Bhoads, who is attending school at
Goddard, is at home for the Easter re-
cess.
Mrs. Fitzgerald and daughter, who
nave poeh visiting at the home of Mi.
and Mrs, Martin Purtcl for the past
TWO weeks, have returned to Montpel-
ler-Mrs. II. Goodwin and Mrs j.
j. Ross Will entertain the aid circle of
kings Daughters at the home OF Mrs.
GOODWIN Friday aftcrnoon.--Miss Edith
Fowler, who has been spending n part
OF her vacation with her grandpar-
rnts. Mr.. ana Mrs Ferguson. in
Starksboro, has returned.--Stcphcn
Riggs has purchased the farm owned
by 5. i. Andreas Mr.. RIGGS takes
possession April Miss Mamie
O'Brien is in Montpelier.-Miss Mar
ION Bartlett who has been spending a
TWO weeks vacation with her parents
MIR. and Mrs. g. Bartlett, has returned
to her school in Boston.-Miss Elida
liall has returned from a two weeks
stay with Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Hail in
je tcho.-Harold Berry of Bellows
rails Is at the home OF his parents
MIR. and Mrs. A. G. Berry for short
stay.-Niiss Helen Kimball. who has
hc"n In town fNr several days has re-
turned to Williamstown- Mrs l. n.
GOODWIN entertained the Current
Event club at her home Tucsday.-Nr.
ma Mrs a. |. Tcrrien and children
IRE visiting hcr parents, Ny. ana Mrs
Dover. in Burlington.--1-rs. Thoma
RYAN ia visiting hor sister in She
hurne.
and growth Of tho CONGREGATIONAL SO.
ciety in st. Pc ershurg. FLORIDA
=. n. HewcY was in Burlington
Monday.--Jchn s. Benham ana George
j.. Morse are in BOSTON, w. Robin
son. the road commiss ioncr, Is at
tending tho meeting ut Burlington
called by state Commissioner Gates
edward Fletcher returned to his work
nesday.--Jc I'M Wolcott went to
New Britain. Conn.-Georve a. Phelps
Is able to SIT up.--Mrs. Edward Blodo
is tlI-DOg taxes must he paid this
week.-Mrs. Dorcas Bailey. mother Of
Joseph Blake, died Saturday ana the
funeral was held Monday forenoon
from Mr.. Blake's house in West Mil
ton. Mrs. Bailey was Il widow and
leaves one daughter, Mrs w. II. Clark.
IF Winooski and George Blake, Comp
ioh' Ill, son-Fred Sweeneys little
vow, George, has scarlet fever
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was In town Tuesday.--Mr and Mrs
Ralph Buck spent Sunday at Frcd Boy.
dens In Georgia Mrs. Harry Stiles and
children, who have been in town. hovc
returned to johnson.
MODERN Jorichos" will be tho topic
sunday morning at the Baptist Church
1t has been deemed advisable TO omit
the c. r.. meeting at six. At seven
VIII be given a special home mission
Easter program with Rotations and
songs by the children. and also songs
by the Sunday school and consroga
tion. special Offering will be taken
as an Offering for missions
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FRANKLIN.

Miss Catherine Iurlbut Of Barton is
spending her vacation at her home here.
DIR. Hefflon Is mproving.-At the Y.
p. S. c. T.. meeting Sunday night several
of the hymns Of tho well known hymn
writer Fanny Crosby, in observance OF
her o2nd birthday were sung and
n 'istory of her Ne and work
vas read Also a special mess-
age from her to the Society was read. -
The village schools closed Friday and
viii open Monday, April !. The teach
-is went to their homes for the vaca-
iion.-R. j. Gates has rented part Of
Ella Randall's house. and will move there
nbCut MAJ
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ESSEX CENTER.

Mrs. burgony of ST. Adams is VISITING
hcr daughter Mrs. William r. Hanley -
MI Myarl Har'ey is at home during the
J. ter vacation from ST. Albans.-Miss
Nellie Myers has returned 10 Boston
arler visiting her parents.--Mrs. c. w
Mcbride and daughter. Geneva, OF Essex
Junction are In town.-Bcnj4m Stafford
VINO has been at work FOR c. W. Ric.
inc past two years, has accepted a posi-
1ion at Middlesex in ercamery.--C. j
1ianley Is ill-Florencc Ayers Is iil-The
meetings at the Methodist Episcopal
'hurch will continue this week with the
rev. Mr. Sturgess Of Underhill, the Rev.
O. ID. Guest of Essex junction, and the
l(ov. Mr. Shaw will speak Sunday. Miss
Corps will assist in the singing
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ENOSBURG.

Miss Florence Perley Is at homo for =
weeks vacation'--A daughter was born
Sunday. March a. to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
l.. Kenneld. Mrs. scofield and her two
daughters, who went TO Mon,peller Inc,
fall will return this weok-John D. s,ov.
ems is again sick with heart trouble -
Mrs. Edna r. Leach and granddaurhte-
Joyce. were in sheldon several davs las
week Mt Harmon Lidrol's where nj.
.toYce Will be for nWhiln
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days.-A man who escaped from the asv-
Ium about one and one-half years ago
ana who has been working In this vicinity
LOT Few weeks. was taken back to Wat
eroury this week. While employed here
ne seemed sane.-Mr and Mrs. Lester
COOK and two children of North Under
mn spent Tuesday here with his mother
Ihe Rev and Mrs. A. II. Sturgls of I'm
derhill were In town Tuesday Mrs
oliver Brown and Miss verania willard
were In Burlington Wednesday Charles
''reon of Essex was in town Tuesday on
school business. Mrs. Sophia White,
mother of George w. White and probably
the Oldest woman in town, is seriously III
Mt the home OF her son.
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BEAVER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Haywood and
children spent tho week end with friends
in ST. Albans'-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Southland We're Mt L. II. Caswelrs Monday
Charles Kin; OF Milton Is working for
his brother, W. q. King, building n mon,
sugar house Miss Grace Brunch of az
Adams is visiting her aunt, Mrs ~,
Haywood Miss Maud Daniels has been
having a serious time with her throo,
md head but Is improving
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BERKSHIRE.

Gordon Armstrong OF Manchester. y.
| II. is visiting at the home of \. :.
Chaffee.--Otis j, Gross OF Montpelier was
called here by the illness Of his father.
William Gross.-Mrs, c, II. Morrill, of
bakersfield is visiting Mrs L. Frances
Jolloy.-Mr, ana Mrs. Homer King and
daughter OF Concord, \. H., are visit
Ink Mr. Kings parents, Mr. and MR.
William King Notices are posted for a
republican caucus In the town hall Sat
urday at two O'Clock for the purpose of
tlecting delegates to the State convcn-
ton al Montpelier. Chester Tracy lie i'll.
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UNDERHTLL CENTER.

Charles Powell of Wakefield, Mass,
has sold Ills farm at this place to Ira
I'lcmings, who has taken possession. -
rho republican town committee have
called caucus to he held at the town
hall Saturday ovening to elect delegate
10 the state convention az Montpelier
and the district convention to be held at
Burliu gton.-Mr. and Mrs. William Smith
We're in Burin-ytou Monday.-E. w. Henry
attended tho funeral of Congressman
Foster at Burlington Monday.
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FLETCHER.

H. L. MaXf.cid. who has been in poor
health for some time. j. not az we'll
Mrs. George Smith is seriously ill.-M!ss
flosSie CorSe YVES taken to Burlington
to tho hospital Tuesday, whore she un-
doiw"nt an operation for appendicitis
WeGnc sday.-Thomas Ryan took his
grandson Havdon Maxfie!d. to Burning
ton Wednesday. where he viii receive
medical treatment
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WEST WILTCN

Miss }cryl Blake of st. Adams is pass
ing few days with Miss Mildred Flake.
Mr.. and Mrs II. d. Martin We're at G..
+. Osgood's Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Amos Hi are moving into the house
formerly occupied by l.. T. IIerrlck.-
The home Of {. Swoony is Quarantincd
for scarlet fever, their little grandson be-
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Frances NJ. Ledoux of Richford is
spending the Easter vacation at home -
Tho Rev. o. r, Houghton spent Tuesday
and Wednesday IN Burlngton.--Mi An
an Brady spent q few days visiting rela-
lives in Fairfield.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

i son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. james
Phillips Saturday.-Mr. ana Mrs Joscpb
Levnrn and son OF Bristol visited friends
here the fret of the week.--Q. Il. Grove
is moving 70 Underhill.-Lesie Taft and
Mrs. W. b. Tart were in Burlington the
first of ho week
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OF montgomery il the guest of his broth
or, the Rev. n. A. Cushing.--H. NJ. Hull is
III poor health.-Mrs. j. n. Allen visited
Ter daughter in Burlington the first of the
Week.-Miss Matte Mckenzie has re-
turned To her school at North Troy after
her vacation at her home here