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ORANGE COUNT
RANDOLPH.

Mrs. w. b, Wall went to Mortified Sat
Crday to visit her sister, Miss sadie
l.amb-Mr. and Mrs. Robert II Downev
who were married In Wilbraham, Mass,
Tuesday. and came here to visit at Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ Hubbard's, left Satur-
day for Newport and Montreal Miss
Jennie Johnston. a guest OF Mrs w. +,
Edison, and her sister returned to Leh-
anon, N. H., saturday, Miss Angie
Pike left Saturday for Northheld for over
Sunday. Miss Eta Chambernn went 10
Montpelier Saturday after a 10 days stay
With her brother, o. 5. Chamherl'n, to
resume teaching Monday.-Mrs Bertha IL
Burridge. who has been with her parents
ior week, lef Thursday for Sprni
lid. Mass, /, sit scAo1l. uI IRON.
there went on Aach.as, M 80 te IA
her duties as IperVisor N the state
normal schooL-Mr, and Mrs H. &, Dodge
Of Worcester. MasA-. who have esAn with
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FAIRFAX.

Edison Ufford OF Grand Isle. former
r, sldent, Is visiting In town-Miss Clara
Southland has returned to Burlington
after passing week with her mother.
Mrs A. l., Southland. Mrs, Sophia Royce
and Miss Bessie Reynolds have returned
from Fletcher-Mr, Brigham of St. AL
bans is visiting his brother the Rev. s. s..
Brigham--John b, Alfred Of St. Adams.
a former resident is visiting his brother,
{. c. Alfred, and son. Nathan Alfred -
Miss Eoith Buck has returned to Pratt
Institute n. Y, where she Is taking a
course in domestic scence.--The Method
ist Episcopal Sunday school will reor-
ganizc January 10--M. r Shedd was in
jured recently by ladder striking him on
the head, causing an ugly gash.-H !,
ioodsell has bought the old store. known
as the "Cady block" and last occupied
by the late b. NJ. Ballard. Of l.. b. Hunt.
Mr., Goodsoll VIII have It thoroughly re-
paired The ladies' Aid OF the Methodi-
list Episcopal Church received about SO
from their New Years dinner. They have
recently put new cooking RANGE Va the
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SWANTON.

Capt. and Mrs Rockwell have returned
to SWanton. where they will pass the win
ter as usual Captain Rockwell, who com
mandcd the towing tug Cook, running be-
tween Whitehall and ST. Johns, reports
q good season.-Newell Bliss, who was the
guest Of his mother over the holidays,
returned to Springfield, Mass, Sunday
nisht.--Thc village schools Will open in
the new school building Nhnday.-A new
pipe-orEan has arrived for the Methodist
Church and will be SET up this week
Myron II. Jewett has sold his coal bust
ness to Leon \. Lapelle. Mr.. Jewett
started In the coal business II years ago
Mr.. Lapcle was formerly bookkeeper for
the Barney Marble company.-Mrs. Will
liam Borden, who has been III with the
grip, is able to be out.-The Shakespeare
club met with Mrs. Anna Cussons Tues
day afternoon.
Miss Ellen Dunning died Tuesday night
having been in failing health about a
year, as the result of n paralytic shock
She was born in Swanton August IS, 1872
and with the exception of 10 years in
Burlington as governess in the family OF
! Isaac b. Bowdsh her life was passed
here. He- father was Hugh Cunning and
her mother Mary O'kane, natives of
| Ireland, Mr.. DInnnr was captain of a
schooner in the days of sailing craft on
Lake Champain. She leaves a brother,
Edward Dunning. and a sister. Mrs.
James Hogan Of Swanton. a brother,
James Dunnng, and Mrs. Arthur Nc
Nally, a sister died within the past year.
Miss Eliza Gribbon is niece of the
deceased. Miss Dunning was a music
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church vestry.-Asa Church OF Fcrrisburg
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Butler
A. N. Southland is recovering from an at
tack OF the grp.-Thn Misses Jessie
Southland and Edith Howard nave return
ed to Burlington, where they are stu
dents at the University OF Vermont
The Rev. j. 8. Braker Of Burlington was
one OF the speakers at the annual roll
call Of the Baptist Church January l.
Dinner was served by the ladies of the
guest of Mrs. Ray Lewis of Westford
Saturday and Sunday.--The Womans
Home Missionary society OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church held it's regular
meeting Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
f. Daniels at the parsonage.
Principal J. u. Colburn was a visitor in
Burlington NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in town
commenced Tuesday for the winter term.
Harold Ballard OF St Adams Is visiting
relatives In town this week.-H I. and
c. E. Goodsell have bought Of l.. b. Hunt
the store formerly owned by b. M Bal
lard.-News has been received OF the
serious illness Of Mrs. Giles Rugg at the
home of her daughter Mrs. Eva Lane, In
Cambridge Mass.--Thc Missionary Sc
ciety OF the Baptist Church met with
Mrs. James Lewis Wednesday, and
Mrs. Gardner orion of Burlington were
at G. G. Ortons Sunday. Miss Gladys
Manly of Essex Junction spent Friday
and Saturday with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs Frank Wood.-Miss Nal ellie
Orion visited in Beaver Tuesday Mr..
Grenier was badly bitten in the cheek
Sunday by his dog-W. d. Stewart ami
c. 8. Howard we're in st. Adams Tues
day.-The theme of the sermon Sunday
morning will be. THE Primary OF Faith. D"
This continues the series of sermons
based on Paul's letter to the Romans.
In the evening will be given the third in
the series on The Making of Our Bible"
Special evangelistic meetings are to be-
gin Thursday evening. January IS. and
continue through January 2s, under the
leadership Of the Rev. George II. Watt OF
Barre
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JEFFERsONVILLE.

\ son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Jaoues January 6.-.Mrs. Pearle Shafer.
son and daughter are guests Of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs l.. s. Morse.--Mrs.
Alice Ballard of Montpelier is the guest
of her brother and sister, George and
Hattie Griswold,-D. H Watkins Is ILL
A. c. Griswod. Mrs Pearl Sinclair and
Mr. and Mrs. f. n. Melvin spent Tues
day in Burlington Clayton Scott
has returned from Burlington.-Alonzo
Powell has gone to Barre, where he has
employment with the Boutwell,, Milne
Varnum Marble company. Mrs. Mary
Morgan. who Is III at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs George. Is somewhat I'M
proved. The Rev. II +. Harmed and
bride are expected home January 10
reception will be given them at the
church on their arrlval-The severe
snow storm Tuesday did not prevent
large number of the Cemetery associa-
ton from meeting with Mrs. w. G. Lease
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RICHFORD

News has been received of the death in
|ifornia December % of Byron Huse,
To- of Randolph and Rutland and resi-
Ent Of Kichford in his early life. His
20 was about IS years. At the time Of
is death he lived with his son, Earl
use.
ra +. Chase lost his 72-foot henhouSe
lday evening, wnen a south wind, which
bd become gale, picked 1t up ana
opped it over bank % yards away,
aashng it into kindlng wood few
ms were killed but the larger part of
Ter -oJ fowls were saved, as was a horse
b. two calves which were in one end
Eea as stn '. their halters breakins
hen the building started. The loss to
+. Chase is from $500 to $500, He was
the building at the time, but escaped
pjury.-N. e.. Ladd has let his farm on
he East Berkshire road to John Water
buse. who has carried on r. w. Adams 5
Lrm near Stevens nils in the past Mr..
Ed Mrs. l.add and G. A, Powell of this
|llage expect 20 leave for Los Angeles,
al., January 10, going by steamer from
|ew York to New orleans, and thence
h rail. Mr. Powell viii return in the
,ring, but Mr., and Mrs. Ladd will pass
be coming yolr in administrative
|cKlnncy has returned to this place
ter an extended visit IN the West in
ew York state nd to lreiand.-The flu
|erdl Of Mrs, NJ. NJ. Perkins, who died
|lrly Friday morning, was held IN the
dvent Christian Church Monday after
"a at t.. o'clock, the Rev. ". O. Hig-
oIiicia ..ns, ana the burial was in HIN
pee '-netery. MIS-, Perkins, who was
bout 20 Years old was ma of Magog,
Eue She lad been az invalid for many
ears 1t VIII bo rec. j hat Mr. Per
MS died sud nly December ? .ipm ac.
inental poisoning Mrs. Levi st. Pierre
Ia her daughter, Mrs, Fred L. Sargent.
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GEORGIA..

The installation of the officers OF Ban
ner grange was held Friday evening. the
work being done by State Master w. N.
Cady of Underhlll He was assisted by
his daughter, who also gave reading at
the close Refreshments were served
The attendance was good considering the
weather-Mrs Burt Wood has been hav-
ing severe time with quinsy sore throat,
but Is now more comfortable. Miss Bina
Howard is spending two weeks in West
Milton.-The churches at the Center will
hold union services in observing the week
of prayer. The meetings began Tuesday
evening at the Methodist Church.
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UHISON

- liter sargent, son of 60. o.. Sar-
gent, died Friday night as result of
the measles. lie was a bright young man
and had just arrived at an age where he
was a help to his parents.-The newly
elected officers of Johnson Grange were
installed Friday by Past Master Ray
l'arruWs, assisted by his sister, Anez
There were about 80 present from Nor
risvlle and North Hyde Park, including
State Master and Mrs. smith Dinner
was served. About 100 We're present.
Henry Moies has resumed work al
Nye's store after an illness of two weeks
f. II. Scott has been Ill for a few days
Elmer Patten has given up work Al
Parker Il Stearns's dressing mill and
f. W Tinker takes his place as night
watchman.-M Mrs. e. II. Sherwin returned
Monday from attending the funeral OF
her brother-in-law, Henry D!ckey of West
EairIpa
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HILL WEST.

Mr. and Mrs j. V. Martin and Harlan
JeWett Of East Bakersfield were guests
of MIR. and Mrs. Henry Messier New
Years ddy.--G. l. Gushing was In Hines
burg Friday, returning home Saturday.
The lev. c. r. Sumner is Ill with the
humps -Dazel Shangraw has r turned
from a few days visit with his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Shangraw.
Eugene BrOe and son, Gerald, have re-
turned from few days in Richford.-
The remains of Mrs. George Rowse, Sr.,
who died in Pawtucket, r. l., were
brought to this place for hurial.-Charles
Buskey of Kichford has been spending
the week with Perciva Shangraw, and
they will both return to school at Rich
ford Monday mornng.-Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene lombard passed sunday with
MIR and Mrs Paul Brouillettc.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

|The funeral OF r. \. Ilolbrook, whose
|ath occurred early Monday as the re-
1t Of being kicked IN the abdomen by u
rise. was held Wednesday afternoon at
j. Baptist Church, OF which he was a
|embor Whe Rev. c. A. Nutting o.
|richo ohicilted, assisted by the Rev
r Buckingham. Mr.. Holbrook was ~
bars of age ana leaves n wife and two
Eldren. lie was a Mascn and member
the Independent Order of ForesterH'
ho attended the funeral in a body,-Ihe
ey Mr. Leroy Of Campton, \, H., was
town over Sunday.-F. w. Lunbra was
ken to the Mary Fletcher hospital sat
|day, where an operation was perform
b Mondly.-Mr and Mrs. c. c. Purrier
spending 10 days in Waterbury, Conn
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ST. ALBANS.

Leroy d. Seward and Miss Mabelle
Riley both of Highgate Center, were
married at the Methodist Church parson-
age Wednesday, January / by the Rev,
r. w. Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Seward went
to burlington to visit for few
Royal Asa llolbrook Of Montgomery
died at the hospital in this city Monday
morning at 3:15 O'Clock from the effects
of injuries received in the abdomen by
the Kick of a horse. Mr.. Holbrook was
AZ years old and was truck driver The
body was taken to Montgomery Mon
day afternoon where the funeral was
held.
Miss VerniCe Lovctt n graduate or
Middlebury College in the class OF 1906,
began her duties Monday as an instruc-
tor in the high school, taking the place OF
Miss Edith V Aldrich, who resigned to
teach in the high school at Chicopee
Falls, Mass
Sunday was the silver wedding anniver-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs Frank f. Folsom
and several of their friends celebrated
the event at their home on High street
Saturday evening.
The marriage engagement of Alfred
Russell ana MISS fearl ftlcn' potn VI
st. Adams Bay. has been announced.
Suit has been brought in Franklin
county court by J. b Alfred vs. r, A.
Warner and S. Dwight Alfred for 81, OOC
for alleged trespass and fraudulent sale
of stock on the Alfred farm in Bear
town" so-called. The property Is claimed
by both Mr. and Mrs. j. -. Alfred At
the last term OF county court the entire
control of the farm, income and products
thereof were decreed to Mr.. Alfred. An
appeal was taken by Mrs. Alfred which
is pending in supreme court. 1t Is said
tha - tempt has been made to dispose
of the roperty by the defendants, who
were arrested and furnished bail Of 81, O0C
each. 5. Lwight Alfred is acting for his
mother, Mrs. Susan b. Alfred Mr. War
ner claims to have been an innocent pur.
chaser.
The following officers have been elected
by L'Union st Jean Baptiste: President
a. +. Guertin: vce-president, Joseph
Edward secretary, Z. +. l. Ecuyer; treas
urer Charles Gaudette; preceptor, Alfred
Ihihault; auditors. p. Brouillette Adelard
Quay: CONDUCTOR, D Emard; sentinels
Joseph Quay, George Thibault.
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SW ANTON CENTER

e. Harriet Martin of Skoels's Corner
received news of the sudden death OF
oldest sister. Mrs Sarah Carpenter,
Boston ON December 50, In ,he Eye
Ear lnnrmary, where she WIS TAX
treatment Death was due to alb
Sos ina the head, caused by grip. Mrs.
1pcutcr would have been u years old
ruary 9. The funeral was held Jan
| I'm Mcdford at the home of her
p, MS. T.. w. Hutchins, with burial
Oak Grove cemetery in Medford.-The
|riale of James Henry Mckechnic of
|trcal and Mrs. Mabel SAKE Jcnn son
| his place took place at noon Deccm-
2S at the old Jennison home. only
immediate families and relatives
r. present. Ralph u. and Robert f.
|nison, who came to pass Christmas
lher, Mrs. Mabel :. Jennison, return
Sunday night to their respective posi-
in Chicago and Winnipeg, Man
+. &. L. S,ANey returned to her home
Boston Monday after attending the
tding of her sister, Mrs. Jcnnison -
+. F. : Warren Of Ia Grange, H.,
|ved Saturday morning to be- present
the McKechn.e-Jcnnjson nuptials and
pass some time with her daughter,
+. Clark : Jcnnisun. who with her
fdren expect to remain the winter in
old Jnnnison hOme.-Mrs. j. II. Cat
and Mrs. n p. Royce are i'll with the
Mrs Edwin II. Brown Of the west
,Ho is Hl With unpufuuuil is
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HYDE PARK

.-lss Agnes Hulburd returned to her
school in Wtst Virginia Saturday .-The
annual dinner Of the Congregational
huron Was held Saturday. 1t was de-
d to hold the annual church and
alish meeting Thursday evening at
which tim, all Interested In the church
re requested TO be present Mrs George
D.. lite Of Montpelier is visiting 1T Judge
" hites.-A boy ohoir has been added to
the musical pro-ram of the Congrega-
tional Chureh.-The Rev. Mr.. Till gave
an Intrrestns illustrated lecture last
rvomn on temporlnce.-Carron Ct. and
'rovto age returned to their school
. Wa ton saturday
The Re-. w. T. Baker. T. c. Cheney
ma NJ = Mauri &c of Morrisville were
fl. town Monday school in all de-
ia. tWcuts of the village academy
opened yestcrGay.-G Cooper return
ed to Canada Satur lay.--A new bill
lard table has been placed in the
rooms of the FIRE department.-Re Repre-
sentative strong returned to Mont
pelier Monday-Mrs. +. C. White Wis
itei In Burlington Friday.-Miss Hazel
Fisk of Morrisyille spent Sunday in
own
Mrs John Gray was called to Mont
emery Thursday to the funeral of her
brother Royal who was killed hv a kick
from nUrse.-MrS. William Harris has
cen visiting in Johnson.-Thomas Ray
IF Brandon visited c. T.. Slavery Tuesday
An Episcopal service will he held at the
CONGREGATIONAL Church Sunday afternoon
The Ladies' club meets with Mrs
Mabel liulburd Tuesday evening. \
social and the annual church and parish
meeting will be held Thursday evening at
tn" CONGREGATIONAL ChUrch.--A meeting
of the Woodmen Will re held Saturday
-l-.-nllLnn
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AZ ! F
STOWE

III! OF the members of Urt. Dhurch
ma families enjoyed their annual
church dinner at the church ycstry
Thursday 81 The bus n meeting in
he aftcruOou the reports OF the secretary
and treasurer were read and adoutcd and
the following Off ere were elected
President y d. Pike. secretary, Herbert
T. Straw. treasurer Mrs Mary \
Jenny: trustees, Ernest G.. Sc~lbnor Mrs
Dora s. Eddy. pr. If. W. TarrDws: par
fish committee. Miss clara narrows Mrs.
Flora Cushmar. Mr.. Lucy $ ribr,r. Mrs
O. T.. Gerry Miss Nellie Sargent: Liter
AIRY committee. the rev. f. T. crane
Mrs MARY \ Jcunry; So tai committee
Miss Nellie Sarccnt. ..rs. N.ttic stat
ford. musical ,omm.tte, Mrs. H. w
r..r-nva. Thomas \ Dougr,gs IT,, n
provencuts in che church r. Ing uer,
iusncct i with interest The .titiu,.- for
the tenement in the bod, az the church
avg M IN ii, vostrv 81 room has been
made for the use Of the 'Snara Time
c,nb" and .,pirn.d ror manual tr.,,n.,.e
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FAIRFIELD.

The supper given under the auspices OF
the intermediate class of the Congrega-
tional Church Friday evening was a sue
cess Following the supper short pro-
gram was given. Gilbert Doane has re-
turned to Springfield Wallace,
who has been spending two weeks at her
home. has returned to St. Adams Mr..
and Mrs Jack Soule and daughter.
Laura of Sheldon, were In town Sun
day.-Mrs Henry shannon OF Highgate
Is visiting Mrs G, NJ. Stumebeam A.
Soule is in burlington. Mr. and Mrs. II.
8, Soule and daughter. Frances. are
spending . few days In Burlington.
Nina RATkAx As H. Alkans n In tswn-
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GRAND ISLE COUNT
GRAND ISLE.

The Ladies' Aid society meets Thurs
day for dinner with Mrs. George Griffith.
Arthur Ladd's small daughter has the
scarlet fever NJ! and Mrs. John Gotta
have returned from their wedding trip
Mrs. r. Il. Samson is recovering from a
recent severe illness. Warren Tebea o
has returned from a visit to Barre
Frank Hoag visited his parents through
the holidays.-The new grange hall is be-
ing used now, although not completed
The Pomona grange Of Grand Isle coun-
ty held a pleasant meeting there las,
week.-w. s. Parks has returned from
Toronto
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III 7't WccK b ptomdlne poisoning, at
tributed to some roast pork, OF which
they all ate They are rocovering.-M
Fred Churchill and two child en-, who
assed las -~9eh with Mrs. J, G.. Benson
and Mrs. Fed Ellsworth. returned Mon
day to Morrisvlle.--M Eunice Pottle,
who Is passing the winter in Waterbury,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. =. D. Pike
Fred T.. Pike of Brooklyn, n. Y, who
was visitor Sunday 1T the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. =. ID. Pike left
Monday for Concord, ". H.-Miss Anna
sisters returned Monday after few
days visit in St Albans.-Mrs
Mary Sherbut sprained wrist when
she fell the other day.--The year and a
half old son of Mr.. and .Irs. Harry Gibbs
fell Saturday and cut his lip. An
anesthetic and several stitches were re-
qured to close the wound.
Mrs. w r. Harris and little daugh-
ter, Pauline accompanied her son.
George S Harris, on his return to
his school work in MorrIstown, N. j..
and will remain several weeks.--At
the meeting of Mansfield Mountain
Grange Saturday afternoon the newly
elected officers will be installed.
Cemetery association at the home o.
Mrs. Vernon wilkins Tuesday officers
were elected as follows President,
Mrs. Abbic Warren; vice president,
Mrs. Anna Kimball secretary. Mrs.
Alice Raymond; treasurer. Mrs. Mary
RUSSELL directors. Mrs. Warren. Mrs.
Grace Riley, Mrs. Ella Bruce. Mrs,
Nina Shaw. Miss Nellie Sargent The
association has expen led about $500
during the year, caring for the River
Bank and West Branch cemeteries
The village cemetery is cared for by
funds in the hands of the town ceme-
terry missioners-Among those at
tending the dairymen's AMI sugar
makers meetings In Burlington this
week are X. c Robinson. f. b. Gale,
w. NJ Adams T. NJ. Houston, G. +.
Eddy and C. l.. McMahon.--Miss Louise
Chaplin. WHO went last week to visit
Mrs w H. douglass IN Vergonnos, Is
rer \ ming this week rs a supply for
u ter her in tn" graded school Miss
Ma g. Flanders of Johnson is visiting
he. ofe'n, Mrs George Towle. on Luce
HI >.ighhors on Luce Hill gave
MIR arc Mrs. iowle a farewell party
ucsda evening They leave soon
'or johnson, wnere Mr. Towle has a
lumherinE lob 20; the winter.--W T
Burt had one foot severely injured
when stepped on by horse. 1t is
thought a lone was fracturel.-Dis
trict Deputy C. 4. Horner of Cam
ridge u AIDE an official visit n the
cling Myst'c Lodge. +. d a. M,
stay evening The third degree
conferred AMI banquet was
we'd -Slrs. ~ hard Waite Of Bur-
..tt l. was in -toWe Tuesday. Mrs
VI i'r has had a monument of : otch
dlit' i'" ed IN Der lot In the River
=, Ctct y he regular meetin b,
rit Nountain Grange viii be
: 4ay afternoon when the
.'.to4 for the -nsuing year
N tailed.
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WOLCOTT

Mrs George II. Richardson is visiting
her father in Berkshire.-M Shepard
OF ST. Johnsbury is visiting her mother,
who Is ill.--Miss Gertrude Davis visited
her sister in Morrisville Saturday.-The
funeral of Mrs. Fayette Warren, former
ly Matte Tucker. was held at her late
home Sunday on East hlll.-Winifred Sull-
away returned to her school In Thayer,
Mass. Mondays. w Guyer returned
to Montpelier Monday after spending the
holidays at home
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)ULEANS COU T
1EsTFIELD

Distrc, Superintendent Lowe OF st,
Johnshury held the last quarterly confer
ence of the year Saturday night at Troy
and preached "A sermon in the Congrega-
tional Church here Sunday.-Dr Young
accompanied Mrs. George Goddard to the
Royal Victoria hospital Monday where
she is soon to have an operatlon.-Mrs.
Ephraim Courser Is I'LL, 5. WoodWorth
has returned from spending a fortnight
at Enosburg Falls,-Miss Theo Hendrix
returned to Barre Saturday. where she IS
teaching
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WATERVILLE.

Mrs. HELEN nix was at home from Bur-
lington over Sunday. The Rev. c. s.
Quimby has returned 20 his studies in
Madison n. J.-Lewis Cooerts has return
rd from Orleans, where he has been for
several months.-Mrs. X. Bennett, who has
been spending several weeks In Franklin
Duunty has returned home Mrs adds
ennll Of Fairfax spent Sunday n her
rarents. Mr.. and Mrs. crank "u''r'~-'
son was BORN to Mr., and Mrs Harry
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Mr.. aud NrA Clarence DavA an January