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WEST ENOSBURG.

\ very pretty wedding occurred in the
homo Of E. l.. Stanton Wednesday even
ing, August o., when Mrs Stanton's sis
ter. Miss Adellne f. Page, and Harley r.
Ovitt both of this place, were married
The house was very prettiy decora ted.
white and yellow being the prevailing
colors c. Fuller Rawson presided at tho
organ rendering the wedding march
during the entrance of the bridal party
and softly during the ceremony which
was performed by the Rev II. a. Jones
with the bride and groom standing under
a floral arch. The flower girls We're
Frankie Croft and Ruth Ovitt. The bride
was gowned in white wolfe over white
silk and carried a shower bouquet of white
sweet peas. Miss Muriel Stanton was
the bridesmaid and carried a bouquet Of
pink sweet peas. Ray Moulton was best
man. Following the ceremony a lunch
was served after which the party left
by automobile for St Adams for a Jour
ney to Fall River. Mass. on their re-
turn they will make their home for the
present with the brides father. Henry
w. Page. They We're the recipients Of
many and varied presents
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

The court calendar of the coming Sop
TENDER term Of Franklin county court
contains one cage that IL Of special in.
terest to mary In town. It being the
case of Reed Marosh by his next friend
VS. Clyde r. Chapman n case Cor ps1-
sonal damages chapman who was prin-
cipal of the hieh school here laet yea.
was arrested and furnished bail. G. NJ.
Foley. Or. D. :. Kcelau and Charles
Farnsworth signing his bond. Cna ernan
is reported to have since letr the Stntc.
Il is claimed by the boys mother thai
Chapman So brutality punished tn, beg
:ha' he was under the doctors care for
n5Grly n month and that he is injured
for life The sum sued for IL s2,0O-
George Porter, Sr. has left for Texas,
where he expects to spend the wuter In
the interests Of the @. r Harvey com.
pahy. Gauge Potter. Or left for Vir-
g!nie. IL which State he travels for ths
same ccinpGuy.-Mi TIME Hohrook.
rctLrued missionary fron 2urA. India
will preach az the Baptist Church Sun
day Monday aG1 Tuesday Tire annual
meeting OF the Lat0oille BAPTIST associa
ton will be he'd here. The Rev. c. L.
Buckingham Of tho Rartist Church was
called to the village Friday to conduct
the funeral services OF the late John
NORWAY
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HUNTINGTON.

Forest Brewster and Howard Fargo
will enter the Burlington Business
College Tuesday +. NJ. Norton
is visiting her parents in Essex.-Miss
Mabel Johns went to Waterbury Sun
day where she is to teach the present
term.-Schools in town open Tuesday,
with Mrs. Georgia Pierce at the viii
lage, Mrs a. -. White on East street
Mr.. and Mrs. q. NJ Norton, f NJ.
Norton and son, Lyle visited Mrs Rose
Nichols in Essex Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Hutchinson of Morris
town, Pa, left for home Saturday by
automobile after n two weeks stay at
r. w. Johnson's.---E. II. Kinds ana Jo-
seph Fuller went to Morrisville sat
urday night. returning Sunday accom-
panied home by Mrs. and Miss Kinds
"A game of ball between the Lincoln
and local team resulted in favor OF
the locals. 2 to 6.-The funeral of En-
erson Bessie. who died at the home of
DR.. Falby. was held at the church
Thursday, the Rev. Mr. Conlan official
ing. The deceased was n highly re-
spected citizen for many years He
leaves wife. Mrs. Dora Bessie.
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WESTFORD.

Terrence Grow is at the Fanny AL
len hospital, where he has been oper-
ated upon for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jennie
Hobart Weeks of Cambridge, Mass, Is
visiting at +. p. Macomber's.-Floyd q.
Rice went to Hasbrouck Heights, ~ j.,
Monday Mr.. Rice has a position as
teacher of commercial subjects-John
Allen and Misses Grace and Irene AL
len went to Montreal Friday to stay
over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Cobb
have gone to Pittsfield, Mass, to visit
l.. r. Tabor. On their way home they
will stop in Rutland.-The Baptis'
Ladies' Aid will meet to-day at the
home of Mrs william Brown.-The
Methodist Ladies' Aid met at the
church Tuesday afternoon.-Mrs. Bar
her of Winoosk is the guest of the
Rev. and Mr.. Kidder-Miss Bliss Of
Georgia is visiting Miss Agnes Ruggles.
Mrs. Della Castle died Saturday. aged
7S years. The funeral was held Mon
day aftcrnoon.-Mlss Lura Kidder is
visiting Miss Susan Towne of Milton
Miss Metcalf is the guest of Mr.. and
| Mrs. VIII McLane.
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Thursday night.-lnvitations are out for
the marriage of Miss Marion Reynolds,
youngest daughter of George w. Rey-
nolds, to Dynford d. Erich of Richford,
to take place at the home of the bride
September 10 at eight O'clock J.
Otis of New York has been spending the
week with his parents, MIR. and Mrs. NJ.
Otis.-Luclle Gates has been spending a
few days in Swanton with Miss flida
Cross.-Mss fIilda Hopkins is in Char
lotte.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. d. Tracy of Enos-
burg, Mr. and Mrs, w. T. Tracy of Shell
don Springs and Mrs. II. NJ Proper and
son, Ernest, of Prescott, Ont, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Propcr
Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs Edward Bour-
deau and three children of Newton,
Mass, are visiting in town.-Natie Mas
ter of Burlington IS visiting his sister,
Mrs. G. T.. Record, and will attend the
fair.-Msscs Mary, Mabel, Ruth and Dor
othy Toof have been spending few
days in Swanton.-Thc Rev. NJ. a. Turner
and family returned from East Burke
Saturday.-John Austin. who has been
visiting at the Congregational parsonage
returned to his home in Pittsheld Tues
| day.-Miss Anna Powell returned to Bos-
ton Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs. James bud.
| ley returned to Worcester. Mass, Mon
day after spending n week with hei
/ brother, II. S. Nincont--E S. Proper re-
| turned to Prescott, Ont. Tuesday. His
mother, Mrs. II. NJ. Proper will ren.air
| here for a tlme.-Miss Jessi" Guttersor
of Burlington spent the Weekend Will
Miss Helen Whitney.-A. e. Riley o
Everett, Mass. is visiting his brothers
| w J. and H. NJ. Riley.-Mrs. G. T.. Mag
nant and children returned from W,l,oley
/ Mas. Friday night
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs Charles Allen died Monday after
noon after an illness of two weeks with
pertonitis. She Is survived by her hus-
band, an adopted daughter, her mother.
Mrs, Miranda Wescott. one sister. Mrs.
Edward Kehoe, and four brothers, Wal
ter of Essex, Norman, Ira and Henry
of Burlington. The funeral will be held
at the house this afternoon at two
o'clock.--Mrs. H. H. Tilley of Burlington
and Mrs Alice Burkhart of Williamsport
Pa, were weekend visitors of Mrs
Rolln Forbes The Misses Abbie and
Jennie Wellinger are passing "A week in
Charlotte.-Earl Aver spent Friday in ST
Adams and Frankln.-Mrs. Stepher
Phillips and two children returned to theii
home in Starksboro Sunday after passinl
a few days with Mrs NJ w. Hinsdale.-
Mr. and Mrs, w. ". Tinkham of st
Adams were at the home of Earl Aver
Monday.
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COLCHESTER.

Miss Carrie u. Wright, who has been
spending her summer vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Wright, re-
turned to her school duties in Patterson,
y. J.-Charles Severance of Chicago is
visiting his brother. b. f. Severance
Nj. and Mrs II. d. Burnham and Mr..
and Mrs T.. G. Conant Of Gardner, Mass,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers of Burlington
visited Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Wright Satur-
daN.--Schools in town opened Tuesday
Work on the watcrworks at the Congre-
Eational parsonage has been begun
Cement walks are being laid from the
street to the church and parish house.
The work is being done by Leon Sandal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Pitts are in Rut-
land this week attending the fair.-Friday
evening will he childrcn's night in the
grange and the program consisting of
music. Rotations and a pantomnc will
be given entirely by the children. Re-
freshmcuts will he served
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BOLTON.

Frank Gill, n former resident of this
town, who died at thu Fanny Allen hos
pital Monday night had been subject
to muscular rheumatism for several
years but the direct cause of his death
was due to injuries received in an auto
mobile accident in Morctown, where he
had been living for several years The
funeral services were held Wednesday
al two o'clock at the home of his sis
ter Mrs. George Thompson. Besides his
sister he leaves a mother and grand
mother and several nephews and nieces.
II f. Stecrc of Providence and his
brother, r. w. Stccre, of New York VS.
tied the mountain Monday and Monday
night, returning by way of Bolton Tues
day. They crossed the river by ferry
boat and took the long trail for Mans
field mountain.-Mr. and Mrs. Guy Jones
went to the Mortified fair Wednesday,
Mrs. Lena MCGEE OF tins place began
her school at North DuXbury Tuesday.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Miss Irene Atkins returned to her home
in Leominster, Mass, Saturday.-Miss
Helen Nash is spending the week with
Mrs. Emma Edwards Garvev in SPRING
hcld.-Mr and Mrs Edward Jones of
Waitsheld visited r. l.. Stevens Monday.
Miss Irene Whalon has gone to the
Fanny Allen hospital where she Is to
take nurses training coursc.-Mrs.
Charles White IS i'll with dphtheria.-
Mrs Mary Peasc will entertain the
Lend-a-IIand Circle Thursday. Edward
COughlin returned to his work in North
West Canada Tuesday after spending a
few DAYS vacation with his mother
School did not open Tuesday morning as
expected owing to the resignation of Mrs.
Sanborn.-Mrs. Frank Goodrich and fam
fly of Wlliston visited at NJ. NJ. Alger' $
Saturday Mrs. IIidreth returned to
their home with them.
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ENOSBURG.

Mr.. and Mrs G. r. Remington and
son, Robert, of New York city. who came
Saturday to the Wright farm, returned
to sheldon Tuesday Mr.. Remington will
return to New York next week and Mrs
Remington with Robert will pass some
time longer with relatives hcre.-Miss
Mary Stratton Of EnosburE Falls has
been passing several days with Mrs r.
II. Maynard Edward Houston. who
was threatened with pneumonia, is some
what better.-Mrs William Adams and
daughter, Coda, with George Adams
were in St Adams Monday and Tues
day.-William Adams was taken to the
Sherwood sanitarum in 81. Adams Th1rs-
day evening in s. NJ. Vincent's autoi.o-
bile by DIR. Pratt, accompanied by his
brother, Arthur Adams. DR. Pratt oper-
ated upon him Friday for appendicitis
and he is doing well as could he ex-
pected. Mrs. Adams, who went to St. Al.
bans Friday, came home that evening
with his brother-Lloyd Chaffee has gone
TO stowe, where he has a position in the
school as teacher of agriculture.
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of officers Wednesday afternoon.-Mr
and Mrs. G. II. Root and daughter, Mar
iorie have returned to Boston.-Mss Car
olyn Williams has returned to Brockton,
Mass.-L. y. Mcneil is building a new
COW stable
Miss Beatrice Eagan left for Buffalo
last week and she will take a course in a
business college Erred S. Wills of 1aver-
hill, Mass, visited relatives in town over
Labor day-Edward Leavenworth and
family, who have been spending the sea-
son at Bay View with their mother, Mrs.
+. x. Converse, returned to their home In
notrnit Tuesday.
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RICHFORD.

Miss Orpha Mae Smith, eldest daughter
of Mrs Fannie p. Smith of this place, and
Carl Orvis Colcord of Dorchester, Mass,
son of Mr., and Mrs T., j. Colcord of this
place, were married at the home of the
bride Wednesday, Aug. o. by the Rev Ed
ward s. Grant of st. Johnsbury East an
uncle of the groom. Miss b. KATHERINE
HOPKINS was bridesmaid and Kenneth q.
Colcord, brother of the groom, was best
man The bride was given away by her
mother Miss Pearl Bliss played the
Iohengrin wedding march as the bridal
party entered the parlor. The ushers
were Thomas a. Taylor of Los Angeles,
cal, and Charles Stanley of South Frank
/ lin At the bridal supper Immediately
| following the ceremony, the head usher
| Henry Elrck. was assisted In serving by
| tho Misses Marjorie Garvin. Goldie Bliss
| Grace woodward and Gertrude Gon
About 40 guests were present, among
those from out OF town being the Rev
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the Stacy home.-Mr. and Mrs g. w.
burlington of Minneapolis, MINI" who
have been visiting Mrs. Buflngton's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs c. L. Van Viet, left
Wednesday morning for Roxbury, Mass,
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Esterbroot.
Their two children, whom they left with
their grandparents, will join their parents
In Montreal on their return to Mime
apolis.--Mr. and Mrs. a. b. Stearns, who
have been living in Burlington for two
years, are moving back to their farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ruel, who have had
charge of Mr.. Stearns's farm, will return
TO their own farm nearby. II. Haynes.
who is now In charge of Mount View
creamery, and Mrs. Haynes have Occur
pied a, r. Whites house at the village
j. Avery Harris Is visiting his daughter.
Mrs. D. Clark, in the west part of Char
lotte.-A large number of the neghbors
and friends of Mr.. and Mrs Oville Baker
gathered at their home Monday evening
to bid them goodbye before their depart
ure for their new home In Concord. About
SO were present Refreshments were
served and pleasant evening passed
In a social way Mrs. Baker was the re-
cipient of a pair of coin silver table,
spoons.-Miss Sara Emo returned Satur-
day evening from Pigeon Cove, on the
Massachusetts coast, whore she has spent
the summer. The Rev. Mr.. Place and
family are camping at Thompson's Point
for week. The Rev. Mr.. LomaX and
family Of Burlington are their guests
Miss Frances Clark is spending the week
In Bellows Falls and Rutland.-Miss
Lorna Whitney Is visiting in Baldwins-
vile, Mass-Thc September meeting of
the Woman's Christian Temperance
union was held at the vestry Wednes-
day afternoon.-Mis Jane Delwell, who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Thorpe, has returned to Montreal
Mrs o. p. Read has returned from visit
L. ~.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. Timothy Stebbns is seriously i'll at
her home at the vilaEe.-G. NJ. Hazard Is
suffering from "a broken arm, the result
of an accident while cranking an engine.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Foote and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Kellogg, Jr., who have been
spending week at the Foote cottage at
Thompson's Point. have returned home
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Mylkes of Bur
lngton were guests Sunday Of Represen-
tatlve Il, IL Converse.-Ma people
from town attended the Mddlebury fair.
DR. John Stacy of Springfield, Mass,
arrived in town by automobile Thursday
and Is visiting his sisters and brothers at
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MILTON BORO.

Andrew Berry has been at the home OF
his brother, T. s. Berry.-Mr. and Mrs.
William Howard of Cambridge were in
this place Saturday and Sunday.-Mrs.
Abba Carr has returned from two
weeks visit in Georgia and West Georgia.
DIR. and Mrs. Scofeld of Rchford were
guests of o. a. Stanley Sunday-Law-
renee Stanley and the Misses Marion
Stanley and Marion Wood have returned
to FairfaX.-School opened September
with Miss Grace Wood as teacher.-Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Mills of Massachusetts
re guests at the home of r. F. Mills
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs. Walter Lamb and children OF
oxford. Mass, have returned home.-Mrs.
Robert Streetcr was called to Richmond
last week by the illness of her mother
G. W. Kellogg was at home from Barre
over Sunday.-Mrs. T.. b. York is SER
iously ill.-Mr and Mrs. y. b. Hall are
moving TO Cambridgc.-Mrs. f. \. Balch
of Jonesville and her cousin, Miss Wilson
of Cilen Sutton, =. O., were guests of Mrs
Albert Tomlnson Sunday.-The Rev. and
Mrs. ~ NJ. Shaw and daughter are in
Grand Isle.-Schoos commenced Tuesday
with Miss Bessie Lecary at the Hollow
and Miss Edith Tomlinson in the Locke
district.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. Agnes Brewster will entertain the
Home Circle next WednesdaY.-Mr
Doris Miles went to Essex Junction Sun
day to attend high school.-Mrs. Sarah
Whittier of Colorado is visiting her
niece, Miss Pauline Tart.-Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Liberty are attending the fair in
Westport, y. Y.-Miss Louise Wright of
Bristol visited at George Fielder's the
first of the week.-Mrs.. Ella Brewster
and granddaughter of Richmond are Wis
itinE their son and father, NJ. f. Brew
ster.-Mrs. Thomas Phillips is visiting in
Rutland
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BEAVER.

Clarence Patterson and sister of Ma
lone, y. Y. are visiting their brother.
A. h Patterson, for few days.-Miss
Abbie Howard of Manchester, Iowa, Is
visiting at CyrUs Lcacfe's. MIR and Mrs
G F., strait ana daIGhter Of St Adams
were at !. II, L"n2Ao's Sunday.-Asa
Church Of Ferri3hurc is spending a feT
Gays at the homo of l. II. CaswclL-
Mrs Lyman Leach c0.ortaiEot IA your
ladies Saturday and the marriage en-
easement OF Miss Sarah Mason Leach OF
Fairfax AID Wl'IaA Lewis Gotta Of Neg-
cennes was announced. y !unahcon "es
sacved by Mise, HAHN Leach. Larra
Wright. Edith Buck ard Miss Atb.a HcT'
q ii
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mir, ard Mrs, Royal II, Gilbert ard
children. VINO have spent the summer
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Narcotic. nave
returned to Minerva, Ohio.-Mr. and Mrs.
J0nu Simmons and Mr. and Mrs. David
Simmons and children, who nave be.u
visiting here have returned t. their nome
In Charley, Mass.-Miss Molly 3eals nas
returned to Newport after spending Ter
vacation with her grandmother Mrs. :.
O. Tillotson Mr., and Mrs Gavlor~. -
Barnes have returned from tne'F wedding
trim
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GEORGIA

Wellington Bragg has Goaa % hs
school IN Nov York State Miss Bertha
Dunton has returned 10 her hon" IL Lon
donderry, y. Ii Mrs. Marcel" Shodd,
who has been boarding at Mrs Grner's
al the Center, mas returned 20 Franklin,
n. H.-Mr md Mrs. Anterior Crrt'a ara
parents OF daughter, bern Settei0eer l..
Mr. and Mrs Cass,us Austlp have been
spending a number % days in and around
Middiebury. Tho BapUs. association VIII
meet next week a. Montgomery Center.
The Rev, and Mrs, Upton and delegates
Il nA+
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FRANKLIN.

Mr.. and Mrs, y, r. Olms.ead of Perth
Amboy, n. j., were guests OF his sister
Mrs. II. ]. Gates. Thursday and Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dow Butler of South Bu,.
lington have been visiting In town for a
few days-Mrs. NJ r. Titcmore and
daughter vivian, returned from Boston
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ESSEN JUNCTION

the exceptionally fine financial showing.
ESSEX JUNCTION.
The high and graded schools opened
Tuesday with the following teachers:
Principal. Eugene J. Berry; assistants,
Miss Marguerite Tincy, Miss Julia car
| t.: domestic science, Miss Amy Wheel
ar, grammar school principal, Miss
| J,unicc Hunt: assistant, Miss Elizabeth
Wolcutt: sixth grade, Miss Eunicc Prior;
nfth, Miss Gladys Manlcy; fourth Miss
Fannie Day; third, Miss Josephine Fay;
second, Miss Adele Iolcy, first, Miss
Anuis Baldwin.
The Il. A. Strout agency through ITS
local manager, f. c. Mccarthy, has sold
! the farm owned by Mrs. Rchccca Walton
Of Jericho to Fred Wclch of Arizona, and
the Fred Shancy farm in Underhill to
j. +. Redmond of Lewiston n. Y.
reception was rendered the Rev
j y f. Pouliot by the parishioners of
lIuly Family church sunday evening in
honor Of his return from two months
trip to Europe. The affair was COM
Jlcto surprise to the pastor who hal
invited his parishioncrs TO the Parish
hall where he intended giving a short
talk on the points of interest which he
IaI visited After services at the
church the congregation repaired to
tho hall and upon the arrival of the
pastor, an address of welcome was
read by Jean NJ IIchcrt and purse
Of gold was presented In the name of
the congregation. In n few well
chosen words Father Pouliot express
rl his mingled feelings of surprise and
gratitude. and also his appreciation of
what had been done during his absence
in the way of cleaning ana repairing
the interior of the church. The even
inr was then devoted to "reminiscences
OF tho trip, among the most vivid be
ing the visit to Rome and the audi
ruco with the Holy Father Pope Plus
y
w r. Browncll of the T. :. customs
department. stationed at st Adams, is
visiting his mother. Mrs. Ancy y.
BroWucll, for two weeks.
Mss Clara 'tuprt.u went sunday
10 Townshcnd whore she will teach the
coming year.
Miss Jessie Bates, who spent part of
her summer vacation with her mother,
left Saturday for TicondcroEa where
She will teach
Tin. sir, department was called out
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CHARLOTTE.

Marshall Smith and family of Okla
homa are visiting f. II. Horsford and
other relatives In town.-Mr. and Mrs. f.
g. Smith are spending a week on the is
mnds--The Ladies' Aid met with
Mrs r. II Smith for the annual election
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SWANTON.

The funeral OF Nh L NJ. Brunette,
wife of Town Treasurer Brunette, was
largely attended at th- Church of the
Nativity Saturday morning. The Rev. 7,
NJ Aubin was the celelrant, Father CO.
chet deacon and Father Jean Marie sub
deacon. In the sanctuary Fathers Gar
nier and Salmon offiCiated. The oearert
were NJ O'Day, i. Quinn. l.. Loukes. G,
Ouimette, W. MERCER and T, Bourgeois,
The society of st. Anne. of which the
deceased haze been an active member
was largely represented Mrs, Brunetta
Continued IN page a.
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WEST MILTON.

Miss Lois Mayville has gone to St. AL
bans for a few days Mrs. b. r. Parker
and Mrs. Leland Fresh of South Hero
visited Miss Charlotte OsEood recently
School begins Tuesday with Miss Robin
EOn ns nnrhnr
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by the members of the general committee
pvcr the success OF the celebration and
the exceptionally fine financial showing.
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