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resignation Of Miss Mabel ellis on &C.
count OF continued i'll health-1he choir
of the Methodist Episcopal Church had
n chicken-pie supper in the church par.
lors Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hadd. who have
ben in Ohio since their marriage, arrived
In town Saturday from Columbus, Ohio,
and are staying with Mrs. Hadds par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Stetson. Tho
Rev. Josiah Kidder Of westford has been
been visiting his sister. Mrs. Hannah
Scribner.-Robert Feltner Of Feltner X
Co., wholesale grocers Of New York city.
Is visiting his sister. Mrs. Melvin Yates
The family of Leon Duso, who have been
In quarantine on account of scarlet fever,
are much improved and will be freed
within a few days.-Eugene Burnor on
the farm of Jay Lamonda in Bordoville
had his right hand and forearm badly
mangled while threshing a few days ago
and 1t was found necessary to amputate
II just below the elbow.-The condition or
f. H. Ovitt has somewhat Improved or
the trouble he had before going to the
Mary Fletcher hospital In burlington ana
no operation Is found necessary Pneu-
monia in a mild form has developed. how
ever, SO he is still very I'LL II. Ponce
roy Is recovering from the attack of acute
INDIGESTION experienced Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Aseltinc and daughter. Esther,
returned to Burlington Tuesday.-Ilar-
mon Clough has gone to Lowell, Mass,
where he has cmployment.-Mrs May
Mitchell Is spending few days in Mont
pelier and Warren. Her daughter. Ethel.
lives In the last named town.--Dr. w. w.
Hutchinson and Mrs. Emily Forsythe
were called to St Adams Tuesday by the
illness of Mrs. w. S. Hutchirson-Mrs.
Ann Cotton returned to Everett, Mass,
Tuesday, whore she will pass the winter
In the family of her son, Andrew Cotton.
IF. II. Eldred left Tuesday for Spring
tield, Mass. Mrs Jonathan Towle Is III.
Principal l.. H. Pomeroy was taken
seriously i'll with Indigestion during the
Sunday school hour in the Methodist
Church, where he was hearing class.
His condition was much improved Mon
day Supervisor r. w. wallace is In
charge of the high school during his ILL.,
ncss.--A. NJ. Ascltinc of Burlington was
in town over sunday. Mrs Aseltinc and
daughter, Esther. had been here for
several days.
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HYDE PARK.

linen shower was given Miss Grace
Mcfarland at the home of Miss Alice
Page Saturday afternoon, at which time
number of the young lady's friends
congratulated here upon her approach
ing marriage and presented her with
various linen gifts.-A farewell party in
honor OF MIR. and Mrs. Alden was given
at their home in the "Washingtonian"
Saturday evening by a number of their
friends. They left Monday for WASH
!ngton. whore they will remain until the
close Of the present congress. Mr.. Alden
Is secretary Of Senator Page Many
will regret to learn OF the death of John
Underwood, which occurred Saturday at
his death being due to an operation Tor
gall stones Mr.. Underwood was a st.
J. & L. c. engineer, being on the road
in the vicinity Of 80 years Besides his
wife. ne leaves a son and two daugh-
ters.-Miss Marion Slayton Of Morris
VILE visited here Saturday.
tive Strong was at home from Mont
pel!er over Sunday. Senator Sherwin OF
johnson was In town Saturday .-The
Rev. D. l.. Sanford. diocesan minister
of the Vermont Episcopacy. preached in
the CONGREGATIONAL Church Sund :
morning-H Montague and wife of Tn
derhill listed In town Saturday.
Miss Lois Williams, aged II. died Fri
day morning at the home OF her aunt
Mrs. Ray Vaughan. after a short III
ness Her home was in Craftsbury, tc
which place her remains We're taken.
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the school orchestra Of five pieces.-John
Soloman Of Lynn, Mass. a former resi-
dent is visiting his uncle. Capt. Frank
kenfield.-Judge II. NJ Cornell of Jeffer-
sonville visited his son. Clayton Cornell,
Wednesday. BERNARD Herrick went We'd
ncsday to Bristol. ~ H., where he has
employment for the winter.-Mr JESSIE
Ferris OF Brandon, district president,
made her inspection of the Auxiliary of
s. OF v. Wednesday. She was the guest
OF Mrs. A. N. st. Louis while here
Marion Dodge daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles II. Dodge underwent an opera
ton Tuesday for the removal of her
tonsils and adenoids
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ENOSBURG FALLS.

The body Of Lyman Hendrick was
AIKEN to Sheldon Friday, where the
.lneral was held. Mr. Hendrick Is sur
kved by three cons, George f.. OF Utica.
4 Y, Walter b., of Fairfield, and Arthur
of Franklin; also one daughter. Miss
tunice NJ. who has made the home
! nce the mothers death on July g. 1Ss2,
+The greatest damage caused by the
korm of Thursday was to both railroad
nd highway at the crossing near North
tnosburg station, where there was
Silvert which Is dry except in times of
cry high water. About GO feet or track
ss washed out. Travel by highway is
iverted over the hills.-F. II. OVitt was
AIKEN to the Mary Fletcher hospital In
burlington Saturday for an operation
he first ladies night" of the season
the Philemon club was held Friday
Eening and was a very pleasant affair
mi enjoyed by large number or the
Dub members and their lady friends
eon Jeffords has moved from the Del
her Croft farm to the farm OF his faith
y. s. Jeffords. Levi Ryea has moved
om che NJ. a. Hull farm to the Del
Ter Croft farm, Charles Pudvah has
hoved from that section OF this town
nown as West Hill 20 the NJ. A. Hull
rm.-H. f, Kimball, cashier Of tho
first National bank, has been confined
few days by illness His son, Howard,
as been assisting in the bank.-'Mrs. A.
b. Aseltine and daughter, Esther of
BURLINGTON are guests of Mrs. Aseltine's
lther j. w. Beatty.-F. II, Ovitt has
cen i'll n few days. but Is somewhat
approved. The village is laying larger
pe to supply some Of the families In
Nc tenth ward with a more satisfactory
alter service. George Coursor Is i'll at
Is home beyond West Enosburg He
a. unable to cast his vote in the re-
emit election.-R. S. Iallock has return
p from ST. Adams, where he was In
ne hospital several days. lie was taken
before reaching that city on the day
@ started for Philadelphia, where he
ad employment.-Mrs. Ruth Avery
reen, who was granted a divorce from
homas Green November 4, has gone to
or former home in Barre She Ia al
bwcd to resume her former name Miss
nnie Merrill has been secured as a
'mporary supply for assistant teacher
'hA hugh school made vacant by the
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STOWE.

The junior class of Stowe high school
gave social at the Akeley Memorial
building Friday evening to the other high
school classes and the ninth grade and
invited friends. large number were
present. Games and dancing made a
pleasant evening, with music by G. A.
Burnham and Donald Mcmahon. Refresh
ments were servcd.-Mrs Hattie Whit
comb and son returned to Barre Satur-
day after visiting her mother, Mrs. q. +.
Gerry.-The Rev. Lemue Davis has re-
ccived news of the death of u daughter,
born November 7. to his son and Wife Mr.
and Mrs Arthur Davis, at their home in
Whitfield. N. Y.--Mrs. Theodosa A. Clair
Is caring for her niece. Mrs. Lucia
Hutchins who is III at her home in Water
bury Center.-Mrs Kate Delano, who has
been with her niece. Mrs. II. S. Dow. re-
turned Saturday to Hardw.ok Mrs. Dow,
who has been III for two montha 10 able
TO be about the house uttle.-Mr and
Mrs. L. b. Cobb have returned from
Newport. where they visited their son,
Leon Cobb and famlly.-The lecturer $
program carried out at the meeting OF
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CAMBRIDGE.

James j. Downes and Ida May Clark.
both of this place. were married Novem-
Der by the Rev. Henry c. Howard.
Miss Nellie Smith returned Tuesday
from a several weeks stay in Hoosck
Falls, N. Y.-N. +. Bennett has moved
his family to Essex Junction. where he
will have charge OF d. NJ. Dickinson's
farm.--A. L. Brush and Donald Leavens
were visitors IN Burlington Tuesday
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Reynolds has gone to Stowe,
where she will spend some time with her
son, Rollo.-F. NJ. Reynolds, Fred stone
and X. y. Smith attended the Masonic
district meeting at stowe Tuesday.-Mrs
G. B Waite died Tuesday morning at the
home OF her daughter. Mrs f. c. Wells
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experimenting some work that was being
done at his spring on Saturday, Nov 2,
aged 80 years and nine months. He had
beeh in hin 'ual health up to the time
OF his death. He was prosperous mer-
chant In town and was postmaster for
many years. He represented his town
three terms and held the Office of assistant
judge. The funeral was at his late home
Wednesday, the Rev. G. l.. Storey officiat.
Ing. Among the people from out of town
who attended his funeral were T.. NJ
Shattuck of New York. f. ID. Parker of
Bangor Me-. MILFORD Parl or and Mrs.
NJ j. Barnes Of Burlington. Mr.. and Mrs
Wnford Start of Bakersfield, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. o. Iunt of Morrisvile, Marshall
Shattuck. j. T. Stevens and X. w. HUI
burd of Hyde Park, Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Parker of Johnson. lie leaves wife and
one sister.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The Rev T. II. Cresey and family
returned from England Saturday night.
They were given n large donation at
the church Tuesday evening. among
which was purse of over twenty five
dollars.-Mr and Mrs. Lowell Stowe of
Highwater. que. who have been visit
Ing his brother and sister. Loyal
stowe and Mrs. C. S. Thayer, returned
Wednesday.-There was no school
Monday. The teachers. Misses Grace
Rlchford schools. Miss Adah Shep-
herd of Richford is passing the week
with Miss Miranda Ewins.-C. B. Mosier
Of Burlington passed Sunday with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
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WOLCOTT

Mrs. f. Knight, who has been visiting
Lillis Luzada, returned to Stowe SAT-
urday.- Mrs Little of Hardwick is WIS.,
iting her father. John Kellcy.-Mrs.
Pearl Slayton of Hardwick visited her
father Saturday. Bert Hubbard left on
the ninth for Concord. where he has
position with the Boston 4 Maine x.
R.-M. Stanhope, who has been visiting
his daughter Mrs. Balch. returned to
Sutton, i. O., Monday.-Amos Whiting
left Monday for Boston TO spend the
winter with his daughter Mrs Sharlow
of EnoSburg is visiting ut II. H. Pierce :.
B. o. Davis of Greensboro was in
town Monday on business.--E. NJ.
Knight is in Greensboro for q short
stuV
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a few days.-Mr. and Mrs David
Fsonette are to move here from fus'
lton and will occupy part Oh tno
1--WE tenement on the mn
bntague. who has been Visiting her son
q daughter II. T.. Montague ana Mrs'
rl II. Brown in Underhll for Few
US. has gone to New York to visit her
Harry Montague.-Miss Bessie
rc,va, was at home from the Essex
notion high school over Saturday and
nday.
rhe young people of the baptist
Iurch will have a peanut social FIJI
- evening at the home OF George
roster-Mr. and Mrs. c. a. Jack
Of Burlington spent Tuesday In
vn.--Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher McGin-
are moving on to their farm. which
cv recently purchased.-Mr. and
s. Fred W. Hall have returned to
sex Junction after several days at
II. Brown's.--Mrs. Julia Moulton is
sitting her son, J.. d. Moulton, and
|nily at the center.--Two sisters
BIN St Josephs orphanage were in
|wn Monday soliciting aid for that
william Chesmore
is placed her young daughter, Mar
(ret. in the convent at Winooski and
is gone to Richmond for the winter,
here she has employment IN the Tn
|rwear factory. Her son. Francis
cMahon, is at Frank =. Percivars for
IT, winter.-NIrs. NJ. NJ. Remington is
! tn Mrs. NJ o. Balch for month
tss Beulah Atkins was in Burling
IN over Sunday.-The regular mid
|eck service of the Baptist Church
bill be held at G. w. Fosters Thurs
~ evening.-John Flood is to move
Ito G. Herbert 1Iutchinson's tenement
kd work for Mr. Hutchinson the COM
Is year.-The ladies Of the Baptist
hurch are planning a Christmas sale
fancy and useful articles to be held
lie afternoon and evening of Decem-
pr 10.-The Rev. J. II. Buzzell return
Tuesday evening from windsor.
here he conducted services sunday. -
|r. and Mrs. James Brennan were
(lled to St Michael's College Sunday
Il the serious illness of their elder
IN, Arthur, who had been i'll for sev-
Pal days Monday he was removed
the Fanny Allen hospital. some of
be physicians being of the opinion he
as Ill with typhoid. Mrs. Brennan
with her sister. Mrs John Leary. in
lrling ton for a few days to be nearer
pr son.-John Garland, who recently
Did his farm. expects to act as man
ger OF the Kennedy farm near Will
Fton,
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JOHNSON.

Mrs. II. w. Chappell is confined to the
house by illness. The sixth district meet
Ing of the y. T.. S. was held with john
son Chapter Thursday, G. p, George f..
Leland. and G. NJ, Mrs. Minnie Coy.
were present, and an instr,,cting meet
ing was held. Grand Lecturer Mrs
Ruba Hawley was unable TO he
present on account Of sickness in her
famiiy.-W. A Landon from South Hero
MADE mis- rather visit here Sunday
Mrs. Ernest Pitman has again been
taken to tho Mary Fletcher hospital at
Burlington.-The Rev. ]. K. Fuller is
much improved In health and is nearly
settled in his new home on Railroad
street -. a. Griswold and o. a. kemp
ton spent Sunday with their families
here.--J. V. Barton Is visiting in Rutland.
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SWANTON CENTER.

Clark G. Hubbard and Orrin ". Bliss
have gone to Florida, whore they had
taken positions with an orange grow
er for the winter.--A. i. Royce Is
about the house on crutches after an
illness of two months with lumbago
and complications.-M Mabelle
Ricard is recovering rapidly from an
attack of congestion of both lungs
Mrs. a. u. Wilder of the Jackson dis
trict- who fell and broke one hip about
six weeks ago. is making good re-
covery.-Alonzo Powers Of the Jack
son district Is in serious condition
from complication of troubles.-Mrs.
]. T. Catlin is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. S. ]. Corliss. of Highgate Springs
n few DAYS.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Misses Lila McNaney and Myrtle
Stone have returned to Barre. schools
having been opened again after the
quarantine for snallpON.--A variety
shower was given Miss Elizabeth
Brady Saturday in honor of her APP
preaching marriage FIFTY eight
home and passed an enjoyable after
noon.---Mr and Mrs. llurd Montague
and son. Harry, of jericho visited Mir
and Mrs. Il. o. Tillotson over Sunday.
November II will toe observed by tho
Methodist Church as pr,-Thanksgiving
Sunday People are invited to prng
fruit. jelly, vegetables and the Ike. for
distribution among tho poor.
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FAIRFAX.

The Ladies' Village Improvement So
cietv met with Mrs. G L. Butler We'd
ncsday afternoon. 1t was voted tn install
an electric light at the further end of Mill
Street Mrs. Lottic Story has gone to
burlington to receive medical treatment
The grammar school Will give an en-
tertainniont in the b. +. a. Hall Monday
evening.-Mrs Winona Taft and Miss
BESSIE Sheltra were in Burlington Tues
day.-Miss Elsie Densmore of Georgia
came Monday to attend school at the
h. f. AIR. and Mrs. Clyde Leonard
have returned from Springfield, Mass,
III with the measles. --The Rev. and Mrs.
Boardinan are on a two weeks vacation.
Prof. j. L. Colhurn will supply the pull
pit at the Baptist Church for the next
two Sundays.-Charles Taylor Is visiting
his parntns, Mr.. and Mrs Ell Taylor.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Ernest +. Touchette has bought OF
Eleazer and William Domino the Austin
Lumbra farm, situated in the south part
of the town. giving his farm near Hec-
torville and sii,0-The Blair Veneer COM
pany has cut out their stock of logs and
shut down for the present. 1t Is not
definitely known whether they will stock
with logs this winter or not--Joseph
Bressette, Jr. and Mrs, Bertha McCon-
nell were married recently at the Baptist
parsonage NJ Enosburg Falls. They have
taken J. r. Dodge's farm on the Notch
road for a year--Miss Eva Constantine.
who has been at home visiting her par
ents for several days. has returned to
her position at A. NJ. Ponds In Richford.
Charles Domino Of berkshire accepted
a position with Nelson e. Hall company.
and moved his family into their farm and
boarding house.-The first meeting OF the
creditors of the bankrupt estate Of
Thumb Peter Lumbra was held in St. AL
bans Tuesday, several from here being In
attendance.--Joseph Bean and Levi Lum-
bra have taken contract to cue and
skid several thousands spruce logs for
j. c. Hutchins,-NIiss Mary Dover, a
former successful teacher in the graded
school in this village. was married re-
Gently to Dana Whiting of Hghgate by
the Rev. F. Wilson Day, pastor of the
Conversational Church OF F>ranklin.-H.
c. Willard, clerk in the store Of j. c.
Hutchins, and Miss Olga A. Daniels were
married at the home of William Daniels
Wednesday. Nov 6. by the Rev. @. r.
Emery Of the Methodist Church.-Charles
T,ah ma
Alfus Fountain into one Of Nelson &
Halls tenement houses-The funeral of
Mrs. Louise Lumbra was held at the
Catholic Church Monday morning. the
Rev. Father Cote officiating,-Walter
Clapper and Miss Glenna Bressette were
married at the home OF the bride Satur-
day evening by the Rev. c. L. Bucking-
ham, pastor of the baptist Church.
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WATERVILLE.

C. c. Tobins has gone to Worcester,
Mass. where he will live with his daugh-
ter through the winter.-Mrs. r. Bennett
is spending the week with a daughter at
East Berk shire.-Charles Child has gone
to live with his daughter Mrs. a. Il.
Taylor. through the winter.-Miss Sallie
Child has gone to Richford where she
will live with her niece. Mrs. Edward
Culver, trough the winter.-Mr, and Mrs.
George Brown are spending two weeks
with their daughter at Nashua, y, H
Elmer Leach returned to Canada Monday,
where he is engaged getting out Christ
mas trees.-Iiorace Ewins returned to
Nantucket, Mass, where he has work
for the winter.
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BERKSHIRE.

The Dorcas society met with Mrs. l.. b.
Larabee dnesday.-Anthony St. Johns
has bought the Gorgen house of ID. o..
Burleson. His son, Clarence st. Johns,
who has been occupying the house, has
rented his fathers farn.--Mr and Mrs.
William King of Concord. y. H.. are
visiting Mr.. Kings parents a few days.
MIR. and Mrs. A. II. Bowen have returned
from Lowell, Mass.-The Dorcas society
will serve a chicken pie supper in the
church parlors Tuesday. November 49,
Mrs. a. S. Chase and daughter. Alice of
Richford, pa ssed Sunday with her son, F..
T. Chase.-M!ss Clara Wheeler of Mont
Eomery. who has been visiting Mrs. S. A.
Stiles, returned Tuesday.
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RICHFORD.

No trains from St. Adams via the
Missisquo road reached Richford for a
period of p hours from Thursday after
noon to Friday afternoon, owing to a
washout near North Enosburg. Mar
tin and Norman Donlon have
bought of the estate of the late NJ.
+, Donlon the so-called Donlon farm on
tho Berkshire road. including stock,
farming tools, etc, for $4,000.
Mrs. A. j. Elliott attended the funeral
of Mr. Elliott's uncle, George w. Day
OF Jay, Monday afternoon.-Dr. r. Willis
Adams, son Of Mr.. and Mrs II. w.
Adams. of this village. who was gradual
ed from the medical department Of the
University of Vermont last June, has To-
Gated at Shelburne for the practice OF
medicine. The Rev. Morgan L. Pease.
pastor of the Baptist Church. will give
a series of six educational lectures. IL
Illustrated by numerous fine stereopticon
slides, during the winter. The first lee
ture. 1.-THE Man from Italy" will be
given November 25.-Mrs. Charles Bean.
who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs
Frank Ladd. of Portland, Ore. for near
ly three months. returned Saturday even
inR.-Mrs. Alice Emery OF Fairfax, Wis.,
Elliott. over Sunday while on the way
to Jay to attend the funeral of her uncle
G. W. Day.
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JEFFERsoNVILLE.

Miss Collins OF St. Adams Is a guest
at J. A. Watkins s-Twenty members
Of Mansfield chapter OF o. l. S. attended
the district meeting at Johnson Thurs
day.--C a. Homer c. II. Perry. y. NJ.
Davis and the Rev. II. Z. Harmed at
tended tho district meeting at Stowe,
Tuesday.-The members of the q. f. S.
and the Free Masons attended church
In body Sunday.-About 60 attended
the Business Mems Banquet at the Hotel
Melendy. Friday night. Music was fur
nished by Lessons orchestra. Prof. NJ b.
Young was the toastmaster 1t ia expect
I'd To continue these meetings through
the wintcr-Thc cemetery association
held It's meeting with Mrs. Annie Tracy
Wednesday afternoon.--H. w. Lang, c.
A. Ohcr and o. W. Reynolds have sold
the trees In their sugar places to b. f
Reynolds. who has commenced having
the timber out.-Mrs. John Tracy Is In
Montpelier
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GEORGIA.

The lower school at Georgia Center.
taught by Mary Meigs. closed November
s with candy pull. The teacher was
given post card shower There we're u
pupils enrolled, Those having perfect at
tendance were Theodore Bliss. Alberta
Pattee Mary Pattec, Burton Webster.
Henry Webster and Aerbeyv lombard
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FLETCHER.

D. s. Gilligan. road commissioner
and men have been repairing ANA gray
cling roads tho past werk.--Mr. Corliss
expects to move his S. mill to JEFF
fersonvillc soon.---H. l.. MaXficld is ~
Thompson has moved t.
Patrick Ryan's farm in Fairfax
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October q. Mrs. whitney will be re-
membered as Miss Stella Loverin. former
" of this place.-Mr and Mrs. Byron
Kendall have moved to the Kendall farm
Mrs. shattuck Of Richford was the
guest of Mrs Philo Kendall Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hadd were at Frank
Hadd's over Sunday.
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GRAND ISLE.

The play given au the Grammar school
by all the schools was quite II success
and very well attended, About 500 was
realized. The Ladies' Aid society met
Thursday for dinner with Mr.. and Mrs,
D. l. Ccnter-M. A. Hibbard of the
Black Hills OF Idaho called on old
friends in Grand Isle reccntly,--Mrs.
Wilmore Tudhope is little better-Mrs,
Margaret Gordon is improving,-Aliss
Maud Cowens of South Hero visited old
friends IN Grand Isle recen'ly.-There Is
TO be a chicken pie supper at Vantine
hrothers for the benefit OF the Methodist
Episcopal Churcn. Friday evening. No:
vember -
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FAIRFIELD.

The L. V. /. S. will give whist party
at the homo of Mrs, S. II. soule Friday
svening.-Mr. and Mrs. A, q. Finn will
hold II dance at the town hall Wednes.
day evening, November 20, All are in
Vited.