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SHELBURNE.

Mrs. Julia Burdck of Wichita, Hans
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Carrie T.
White. Mrs Sarah Harmon and daugh-
ter Charlotte, have returned to Spring
field Mass. Mrs. Joseph Narcotic has re.
turned from North Ferrisburg, where she
has been visiting. j. J.
Collamer Is visiting his son, George, in
Barrc-Mr. Bedor, who has been at the
hospital for treatment, is much worse
Mrs. Ralph Butler and children have re-
turned to their home.-Mlss Elizabeth
Harmon, who has been spending her vaca-
ton with her mother, Mrs. Sophia Har-
mon left Friday noon for st. Lukes hos
pital' New York city. where she is in
framing Tor nurse.-Mrs. Leonard
Ray recently visited her parents
in iiinesburg, DR.. and Mrs. J..
f. Miles, who are still enjoying life
at the advanced ages of "a and % years.
Mrs. Frank Andrews. who accompanied
her visited Mrs. Frank Dow-Mr and
Mrs Frank Whitney of Putnamville are
spending "A few days at q. e. Blairs-
Mr. and Mrs Robert Parker. who have
been at hex -Iaihar's, Irving Iuiott slnaa
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Rodney Docgc has returned to New
York with his daughter Mrs Revoir-
w. j. and Mrs. Wright went to the Mary
Fletcher hospital with their oldest child
Thursday for an operation on the eve.
Mrs Wright and child are still in Bur
ington. J. r. Halle has returned
from Ilardwick, where she and her SON
Harrison, have been visiting--D. Wilkie
of Boston has been in town visiting for
mer acquaintances.-The Rev. c. l.. Buck
insham has returned from Connecticut
and VIII preach at the Baptist Church
ana Mrs. Levi Touchette
of Enosburg Falls are visiting at Divide
aid Mrs l.. d. Garrett
have returned from Lamoille county,
Charles littlemore Is away on vaca-
ton in New York and Massachusetts,
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ST. ALBANS.

Franklin county court "econVened Sat-
urday morning and after disposing of a
few unimportant matters adjourned UNI
I'll October 49, Judge w. II. Taylor. who
has been appointed to the supreme bench.
will not return and il is expected that tho
newly appointed superior court Judge
Leighton f. Slack of St. Johnsbury. will
finish out the present term. In tho
matter of setting aside the verdict in tho
case Of Rooney VS.. Ryan because one of
the iurymen had expressed an opinion as
to the outcome of the trial, the court
overruled the motion and the verdict will
stand.
T.. w. Badger fell from a fruit tree
Thursday afternoon about $50 O'Clock
He struck heavily on his back and was
severely injured. He may have sustain
ed internal injuries.
News has been received in this CITY q,
the death of Mrs, katherine Rapot
which occurred Sept, "a at her homo
In Brooklyn. n, Y, Mrs. Bagot and her
daughter, Miss Josephine Bagot, resided
In this city for six years and left last
March for Brooklyn
The marriage engagement of Miss
Aileen McKcown "A sister of Mrs $ c
Russell of this city, and Harold Sanders
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FAIRFAX.

Miss Ella Bcllus and Miss Olive La
frenierc, who have been spending the
summer at Sugar Hin, n. H.. have re-
turned home Miss Grace Potter is I'm
st. Albans the guest of Mrs. w. Sew
more. Mrs. Scymorc was formcrlv Miss
Clara Sheridan Of this placc.-Joscphus
Rugg started Saturday morning for his
home in the West after spending nearly
three months in town.--Mr and Mira c.
Il. Goodscl and daughter. Violet. go
passing a few days In riattsburgh, N
Y.-Mrs. T.. : Chamberlain and Mrs N
S. Forsyth have returned from visiting in
Enosburg. Miss clara Southland was at
home over sunday from her school in
South Hcro-Miss Louise Lafrcnicre Of
Richmond visited her mother. Mrs. Tn
win. over Sunday.-Icd Chcrricr and fam
lily were i'm st. Adams Saturday.
The Rcv. r. Daniels was in Randolph
Saturday to attend the funeral Of the
Rev. Mr. Cooper A new set of abutncnts
and new iron bridge are being nut
over the MN brook on Mil street
Mrs Warren Rcardclcv Is seriously i'll
at her home on the Fletcher road
Page TGord has returned to his work i'm
Hyde Park after passing "a week with his
parents, Mir and Mrs. William t-fford.-
There will be a dance at Carrontcr's hail
Friday ovonins.-Mrs. II. l. Goodcn and
Mrs. Fred Daniels were in burlington
Tuesday Clarence T. Curlcy has
returned to his home in Provincctown.
Mass, after rassing a week with his
mother, Mrs. r. r. Curley-Mr. and Mrs
Seth Carpenter Of Fletcher were in town
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MILTON.

'"o'" was quiet home Wedding at
the residence Of the Rev. d. n Stron,,
J FRIDAY when his cousin. Miss Nor,,
StFohg' OF Winsted, Conn, was Joined in
marriage to Frederick H. Wooster az >,o,,.
britain Conn. The ceremony was mar
Formed IN the parlor, which was ,,,.t,u,.
trimmed with clematis, woodbine ,,,iid
|lsters and ferns, at twelve O'Clock hv tha
p'eN. d. II. Strong. The bride was ooyned
IN white silk poplin, with pearl rim
(nnss, Only the immediate family yyaro
present The wedding march was nlaved
Fy q. n. Wood. The couple returned Sat
friday to New Britain, where thew win
reside.
Charles Lamphere has returned fro,,
famp Rich. He began work in HE old
place Monday in Burlington
Mrs. Albert Teft and two children Of
Los Angeles, Cal, were over-Sundav
quests at H. II, Fuller's.-Mr and Mrs
william Prentiss have returned from n
Ieveral days visit at Lake George ! Nor
pan Skeels went to Albany Monday
Where he will enter the Albany Business
rolege, Mrs. Macmillan of Salem. n Y
visiting her son, Harry Macmillan
unday will be observed as rally Sunday
\ tho Congregational Sunday school,.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. Homer Sherwood. who has been
Ill. is considered a little better.-The Con-
gregational society will give its annual
chicken pie supper October l4.-BeniamIn
Lambert OF Highgate. who has been stop-
ping for few days in town. has re-
turned home.-Miss Kittie Northrop of
Melrose, Mass, who has been n guess,
of Mrs. j. NJ Northrop. has returned
home.-Herbcrt McGown has returnod
from Montreal.-Mr and Mrs. Leo Toguc
or Fairfax spent Sunday at the home
or Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Toguc OF this
town
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ALBCRG CENTER.

'H' Dinner given Nj. and Mrs. Smith
"poH their arrival from Mc:.renl Non
"aE MAS "a n!"nsLn: GENT. Mrs Smith
r""'hed Montreal Thrrslav from Eng
I,u'd' i"e CHICKEN pie supper 1t A:Durs:
't''1"Sc 60 raise funds f." rcpa!:1ns TIE
'hrE"a was s3rcess. socially and
financially. They realized ~. -Ioecpt
Dragon IL moving oiclt from Srr.ngneld
Mass.-Herhcr: Brayton gains s.owlv.-
" !a":n iiazeu is disposiuc Of tho stock
and tarm!nr Utensils of the D"ro estate
-I-ora Brown is at home from her qrrl
lner IN the Adirondocks.- Mr. Saith IS tc
have a harvest festival at the church o.
week from Sunday-A miscellaneous
shower was given Florence Rockwell last
evening-Donna Duba and aunt spent
Sunday at Isle La Nottc-Mr. and Mrs
Loren Iutchins ar" i'm Burlington.-T
for the Grange will he held
In the han at AIburE this evening
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| thelr loss by fire, have returned to New
iiaVen'-Mrs. MCGOWAN has rented her
mousse to James Minall and with her
uaushter VIII soon move to their winter
quarters in Burlington.
An enthusiastic meeting Of the citl-
Aei's OF Shelburne was held In the town hall
tuesday, night for the purpose of organizing
| the SheIourne Improvement associa ton and
the Following officers were elected. Prcsi.
deht' {. p. Van Vlict; first vice-presi-
dent l. II. Deyette; second vice-president.
u. {. Marsett; secretary. J. A Corey.
treasurer, Mrs. II. l.. Sanders. These
ofncers and six other members of tbo as
lsoclatlon are to be an executive commit
Tee Tor general supervision of nil work
me ADDED members arc: Clarence MR.
gan Dr. Mitchell, ]. y. Dubuc. H. w
'"oE' In"' Mrs. w. W. Irish and Mrs
Ioophla harmon. The committee to draft
.ne oy-iaws and constitution consists of
VII. Goodman Mr. Brush. Miss Kimball
and Mr.. Morgan. The COMMITTEES to looL
ai.er improved conditions in connection
with the railroad crossing is Mrs Devotto
MIR. Goodman and Mr. Marsott Tho
members of tie committee on tbc uyb,
rngton and Mrs. j. A. Corey. The side
walk committee is: J. ~ Duhuc y IT
Mack, w. +. Palmer. Mrs Mary White
ana Mrs. II. Harrington. vote of THAMES
was extended to the Kings Daughters for
their attitude on the sidewalk question |
j. j. Collamer was elected chairman of
the lire committee with power to choose |
four other members of the committee
All present were voted charter n1ombore !
of the association and the next meeting |
Is to be wednesday evening, October g I
The weekly prayer meeting will be held |
Thursday night at 1870 with Mrs Carrie
White.-Mrs. Cordolia Taggard left Mon
day for her home in New York Tho
Ladies Improvement society will meet
Tuesday. October Z. with Mrs Z. r.
Stoddard in Charlotte for a basket ricnic
"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bigelow September 3o.-Several of the
Kings Daughters from here attended the
state convention IN Burlngton- Milford
Sowles of Roxbury spent Tuesday with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. CoreV-The executive
committee of the La Plotte club will meet
with j. y. Corey Thursday evening to
form plans and rules for the coming
'ear.-Mrs. Sophia Harmon is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Henry Hendeo, in
Burlington
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Word has been received of the
birth of son Friday morning to
Mr. ana Mrs Alfred Payne of Cornwall
NIS Payne was formerly Miss Stella
t"'t' of Charlottc.-Mrs. William f..
IlHHs is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jennie
I>ng In Shushan, y. Y.-ATchaol St.
George of Bridport has been visiting his
h'pheW' Fred St. Goorgc.-Mrs Gun tbs
Van Nliet. who has been i'll for week
"r more. is rccovoriuE.-Mis Ethel Steady
is visiting her sister, Mrs Charles F..
smith IN Elmorc.-Miss Evelyn Hazard
was at home from Burlington high school
over Sunday.-LYman Bessettc has moved
into Albert Balls tonoment-Miss Mary
baldwin of Monkton is staying at Ralph
CIarKs,-A J.. sherman was in town Sat
urdaN ana Sunday, the guest of T.. II.
Converse Malcolm Thorpe is in Norris
DR.. +. y. Rich of Burlington and
family spent Sunday with DR.. and Mrs.
\IlupE.
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ESSEN JUNCTION.

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~" 'S'',' l'N''N S'""'c Nnei
was N''N'" ny "orS' n''N Oh MN
,ioN"n went |" '"' ONCE "l Ir' G. VI
f''rIih WIN" 'o"k several stitches IN the
wound WhI'h was TWO ana haIt inches
i'nE
Iho banns OF marriage of Edward
FRANCIS Walters of Burlington and Miss
lrhara DcsauN daughter of Mr.. and
Mr.. Henry pcsany of Jericho. were pub
ish'd mt the Church of the Holy Fam
lily sunday for the first time.
At a meeting of the BAPTIST Church
Wednesday, " pit. ~ the resignation OF
the Rev G. W. Hidden, who has been
called to the Center street BAPTIST
Church OF Jamaica Plain. Mass. was ac-
ccpted. Resolutions srcal,ing hirhIv of
DR. and Mrs. Hidden and their work
lcro were adontcd
r,nroso,t,,i,., ,.o.,,ori,,~ or
church social and bustrcss irtorosts
If tho p,rti.+ rt,,,..t, .,,.,,Io,. ,.,.,,,i,,,,
united f., , f.rcv.,1l sc,.,.ico f., honor
,r tho Rc,. g ~ uiidop tho ,oti,ir,,
,,etor vb, p,. q II siss,r ,,,stor
of tr. ,t,,b,.ii.. t.,is.,,.t rt,,,,.t,
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RICHFORD.

| MY and Mrs. Nehemiah Brown of VIC
torfa, B. C., former residents of this
place have been visiting at the home of
! Frank w. Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. Brown
went from here to North Dakota in 1883
and htvo not visited here Defore for nine
years.-Mrs. s. W. Armstrong has re-
turned from visit of two months in
Bethlehem, y. 1.-The condition Of Mrs
o. W. Blouin, who was so seriously in
Jured In a runaway. continues to I'M
prove rapidly. Her cousin. Miss Diana
Guilmette, has fully recovered from in
lurics received at this time. Mrs.
Blouins sister, Mrs A. b. Chappell, has
returned to her homo in johnson, n. H.
Recent real estate sales in Richford In
clude: r. NJ. Pelton to Cortis Betters of
Enosburg, the so-called Pufrer Farm on
the road 20 Richford Center for $4,000,
which includes stock; Mrs. Abbie ].
Smith to Herbert A. Kinney, the So
called WbGher farm on the Jericho road,
for 1850, which includes stock; c. NJ
Borieht, administrator, TO Maynard Bur
lesson of Berkshire, the DR.. ]. II. Hamil-
ton place on High street, for $3.50; Mrs
+, NJ. Flanagan to w b, Tyrel. for $500
the marble shop on Troy street; Birney
Chaffee of Charleston to NJ H. Derby,
house on Powell street for $500. c.
Ford, recently transferred from the GUS
toms to the immigration service, left
Friday evening for Megantic, Que.
where he is stationed. He has shipped
his household goods to Megantic, but
Mrs. Ford and two children have gone
to West Berkshire to visit her parents
for two weeks before joining Mr. Ford
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles w. Garvin were
called to Enosburg Falls this week by
the death of Mrs Garvin's mother, Mrs
Helen M Draper who died September
24-The Misses Louise and Antoinette
Denonvlle are visiting their uncle, |
Charles Denonvile, OF Montreal. Mrs. T. |
II. Grace has been in North Duxbury. |
called there by the death of her brother. |
Fred f. Luce.-Mrs. Abel Reyes of Men |
asha, Wis. is visiting her cousin, Miss
Anna Ladd.-David Vancelette of ST !
Johns. Que, Is visiting here while re- |
covering from an operation for the re-
moval OF cataract on the right eve
Mrs. Sarah Fife of Berlin Mills. N II
Is visiting here.
The women of st, AIMS Guild announce
that the annual sale of the guild viii no
held Tuesday, November lS.-H. M. CIV
TO- whoshas been driver of the Village
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WEST BOLTON.

Mr.. ana Mrs Elmer Han arc I'm Glen
sutton l. Q.-Mrs. Il. Strectcr has re-
turned from q weeks stay with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs :. Bashaw. of
Nchmond.-Mr and Mrs. George Gle at
tended the Baptist convention at Poult-
ncY.-Mrs. y. u. Hall has gone to Cam
bridge to live with her daughter Miss
Hcrnicc llall-U -. Hardy of Wcstford
WAS with his father y. l.. Hardy, over
sunday Nlr and Mrs. Homer Crown Of
ESSEX were guests of Mr. and Mrs. f..
r. Davis SwdaN-Albcrt Mincllcr is at
home from Pittsford for q week His
health is much improvcd.-Mis Vera
LONE. visitor at II. L. Tomlinson :
IN. --L-----l 10 HlalnOnld n
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RICHMOND.

daughter was born Friday to
Mr.. ana Mrs John Observation-Disclosures
1 Is the lost of prices for milk
for siN months: October, $40; November.
SN: December, $LN5; January, &S5: Feb
| iuarl, @lG. March, Sl.Go The companv
/ Will pay $40 for October milk if stables
| ar" WhitoWashcd by October "a son
was born September % to Mr.. an
Mrs. Joseph Lawrencc.-A son was
born to Mr., and Mrs. William Spence
! September Ga son was born Thurs
day to Mr. and Mrs. John Burnett
Tho marriage of Miss Bessie Guilt
gan and Clarence Gauvin took place AZ
| the Church of our Lady Of the HOLY
Rosary Tuesday morning at nine
o'clock. the Rev A. p. CIcrmont por-
forming the ceremony. Miss Winnie
Burke, cousin of the bride. was brides
maid ana DR.. Hugh Tyndal of New
Jersey the best man. The bride wore
IA suit of 6-rk blue with hat to match
aud tho bridesmaids gown was also
blue. Thc bride has been forcladv at
tho Richmond Underwear factory for
several years and the groom a clerk
at the Richmond drug store-Mrs.
James Bremen of Peckskill ~ Y. IA
the guest of her aunt, Mrs Sadie
Goodwin.-Mrs. Fred Danneu and two
children, who have been visiting at
the nome of her mother two weeks
have returned to her home in York
Harhor, Me.--Mrs A. r stevens Ma
son and Helen. have returned from
Brattleboro, where they We're guests
of Mr. and Mrs. j. r. IIigley for sew
cral daYs.-Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Pine
have returned from a short STAY in
Montreal.--P. r. Goodwin Of New York
was the guest of his mother, Mrs T
H. Goodwin. over Sunday.-Mr and
Mrs. =. II. Sudovsky are on trip to
Montreal and Quebec-Mr. and Mrs
W. w. Miller are visiting in Wood
stock and Randolph.-Mrs. Jack Berry
and children are visiting her parents
IN New IlaVcn.-Miss Eva Berry OF !
Burlington is spending a week with |
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Berry. |
Mrs. O'Iiara of Marshall. Mich. is |
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Free |
man-Mrs GcOrgc Barney and Mrs. John
Morton will entertain the Aid Circle OF
tn" Kings Daughters at the Congroga-
tional Church Friday afternoon.-J. w. I
McGarEhan is in Boston on a two weeks
trip.
Mrs e. l.. Freeman, Mrs. Z T. Jacobs.
Mrs f, +. Fish, Mrs f. H. Shepa rSson
and Mrs. Jennie Berry were among those
VINO attended the Kings Daughters con-
vention in Burlington ycsterday.-Mrs. l.
{. Conant has returned from a three
weeks stay with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Martin, in Fail River Mass. Elton
Fish Is the guest Of relatives IN Ran
lOlDh Mrs Sarah philIin ~ Ion,o,......
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hack for nearly all of the time since thc
death of Milan NJ. Perkins. closed his
work on the hack Saturday evening. and
Ernest Bashaw, proprietor Of the hack.
is now drver-lIcnry Coderre, former on
orator at the Canadian Pacific railway
station here Is in this place to move his
family to ST Hyacinthe, Que. Mr.
Coderre is now agent at st Resale Juno
tIon, near st. Hyacinthe.-L. s. Chaffee
of Troy is visiting at the homo of his
nephew. A. j. Elliott, having attended tho
funeral Of Spencer Stanhopc at Enosburr
Fails last Friday ana visited his slstor
Mrs l.. +. Wheeler. of Fairfax ovor SIN
day.-Mrs, Mary f. Carpenter has re-
turned from visit of several weeks in
Rhode Island and Connecticut.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Daniel Morcn passed few days
last week in Enosburg Falls.-Mlss Mary
Anderson returned to New York Mon
day accompanied lbs Miss Hattie cas-
sidy, who will pass the winter there
W, s. Rublec is moving one of his tcne-
ment houses, which he intends to use
temporarily for store and postofficc.-
Mr.. and Mrs. William Samson. who have
been visiting in ST. Adams, have return
cd home.-Mrs. CasWell OF Gardner is
visiting in the home of b. f. Combs
Miss Abbie Iiogaboom is in Enosburg
Fals-Ccdric Morrison who has been i'm
the employ of r.. II, Combs, is moving
his fnmilN 10 SuttOn. Quo
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SWANTON CENTER.

y. =. and Z, II. Warner. well brown
a. the Warner Brothers, vino recently
sold their large farm IN the Jackson
district to MIR. Gereaux, formerly of
Canada, have moved to st. Adams city
Mrs. j. II. McKeshnic of CRANKY. p.
@, visited at the home of her son. <
$. Jennison, Tucsday,-Alrs c. S Jenni-
son entertained twelve ncirhbor women
friends at afternoon tea recontly.-AseI
w. Honsingcr of Jay and sister, Mrs.
stephen Lcavitt, of Glen Sutton, p. O.,
are passing ten days with their uncle.
A x. HOnsingcr.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
GRAND ISLE.

Mrs. Peter Vondel has returned from
the Fanny Allen hospital, where she un-
derwent an operation two weeks ago
Work is being rushed at the Wright
farm There are four gangs OF men at
work
Mrs c. II, Branch has returned after
spending two weeks with relatives in
Connecticut. Abbie Smith and
Roscoe Harris spent the weekend in
Brushton. y. Y.-Irving Davis's horse
has blood poisoning. The marriage of
Miss Gladys Allen of California and
Stewart d. Samson of this place took
place at the home of the grooms par
ents, Mr. and Mrs, II, f.. Samson, Oc-
tober
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BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Maude Jenne is spending a few
days in Burlington. Mrs l.. Frances
Jolly. Max w. Jolly, Mrs. c. H. John
son, Mrs. f. l.. Sawin and w. c. John
son motored TO st. Adams Tuesday
Miss Eva Lahue of Enosburg Falls spent
sunday at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Lahue.-Mr. and Mrs. c.
H. Morrill,, the Rev and Mrs. Houghton
of bakersfield spent Saturday at the
home of Mrs. l.. Frances Jolly
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MILTOIl BORO.

Mrs. Arthur BcaurcEard and son of
81 Adams are guests of her mother,
Mrs. MelVina Luman.-Mr and Mrs.
Edrick Hunt spent Friday night and
saturday at +. +. Smith's.-Horace
Wood has been filing silos in this place.
Miss Lucia Bevins will go to the sana-
forum at Pittsford this week for treat
mssnt.
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WEST MILTON.

The remains Of Moses Labcllc, who
died in Waterbury saturday were
brought here Monday for burial.-Mlss
Lois MayVillc was at home from St
Adams Sunday and Monday returning
Monday night.-Miss Charlotte Osgood
entertained friends from South Hero Sat
UrdaN and Sunday
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

John Corcoran, who is in St Adams
hospital is gaining.-Arthur Marcher IS
confined 10 the house with a hard cold
Mrs Emma b. Hin left Monday for a
visit in Warren, n H-Miss Teresa
Iowne has opened a millinery parlor at
the home of Mrs. Ida Morcv
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BAKERSFIELD.

MI and Mrs. A. Colburn of Littleton.
\. H., are guests Of Mrs. f. G. Nutting-
Peter Brown and Joseph Brown of Traver-
HILL Mass, are visiting in town.-Paul
Blodah was n business visitor I'm Nor,is
Villp
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ENOSBURG.

Massey, the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, c. Langlot, who was taken serious
" Ill Thursday with a stomach and bow
81 trouble. is etter-Rally day was OBJ
served at Memorial Church Sunday
There was a large congregation
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SHELBURNE ROAD.

Mrs Ebert Smith and Mrs Frank
Adams, who have been visiting at Ms.
Houghs, returned Saturday to their home
in Willsboro-Mrs. Homer Stearns is
visiting in Watervillc.-Mrs Hough is
SnondinC tho Weelk in \Nillshnrn
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school has already begun practicing.-
Arthur Irish was in Burlington Mon
day. Miss Emma Bickncll and Mrs Lula
esham visited Mi and Mrs. John Davis
NInnlnN
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Hobart Stanhope of Richford is re-
hope,-CWroll Trombley, who has been
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Continued ON pay. Ic0
The evening world., 1913-03-18

"McCREERY'S"
Annual Sale of
WASH DRESS GOODS
Is Now Being Held.
In addition will be offered on
Wednesday. March 10th
10000 Yards Ratne or Eponge Suiting,-
new Spring shades and White. 54nches wide.
value LIS Csc yd.
important Sale
DECORATIVE LINENS
q to y Less Than Regular Prices
The following pieces trimmed with handmade
Cluny lace.
Centerpieces. -. ESQ. 800. 500 to 900
Tea Cloths :: $50. $50. $50 to 1880
Scarfs .......... $50. 4.5O 700 to 900
Banquet Cloths. Observation-Disclosures.
1880. i4.5o. $500 to 42.OO
Doylies $50. 200. 400 to 500 doz.
Torchon Lace Trimmed
Centerpieces -. so, 2.25. ESQ and 2.75
Tea Cloths 800. $50. 400 and 500
Scarfs ......2 200. ESQ. 800 and 1878
Hcmmed Muslin Sheets. Observation-Disclosures.
SOC. 6Oc. Csc. zoe and 75c each
IIemmed Muslin Pillow Cases Sc each
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