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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The death of Mrs Catherine Peck.
widow of chandler Peck. occurred Tues
dav. Dec. g. after an illness of months
from cauccr Of the liver, aged SG wears.
three months and % days She WAS for
many years "A member OF the Baptist
church. Mrs. Peck was born i'm New
York hut had lived the greater part Of
her life i'm Charlotte. Three daughters
survive Mrs. a. Il. Stcarns Of Burling-
ton, Mrs Fayette Hubbel of Charlotte
and Mrs Lucy ia ckman, with whom she
had lived since the death of her husband
eight years ago. Besides her daughters
she leaves nine grandchildren and L.
great grandc children. The funeral Was
held from the house Thursday at ON,
o'clock. the Rev. Thomas Dawson oflici-
ating, and the interment was made in
the Peck family lot in the cemetery at
East Charlotte Those from out of town
to attend were Mrs. A. T.. Stoarns and
two sons, Burton and Howard of Bur
lington: Frank Stearns and daughter of
Niddlchury; Mr.. and Mrs. George Blair
of Shelburne Point, Mrs Burritt, Mrs
BROTHERS, ElOn Martin and MIR and Mrs
Charles Bubbel Of llnesburg; Judge
warren Peck of New Haven and William
Gee of MORkton.
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ADDISON.

David jackson. one of the oldest resi-
dents Of town. died at his home Monday
In the Nth year OF his age. lie had been
i'll very short time with pneumonia. He
leaves two sons ana two daughters. Her
bert Jackson of Bridport Porlcy Jack
SON of thi. town, Mrs. Byron Chadwick of
ohio, and Mrs. Roy Gage of this town.
Mrs. jackson died several years ago The
funeral ARRANGEMENTS are not yet made.
Tho installation Of tn" grange officers
We're held Friday evening, the installing
officers being Mrs. Spencer llaWley and
daughter of the Ncrgcnncs grange
Cards are ont announcing the marriage
January of Arthur Wright Adams and
MIS. clara Fisher stone at the home Of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carson
Fishcr.-Littlc George Marshall. son of
Hayward Marshall, is ilL-ilarrictt Smith
and Flora Willmarth have returned TO
Middlehury Mrs. NJ. a. Smith is i'll with
the @rip.-T.ittle Lucille Wood. daughter
of Frank Wood is i'll with the grip
Stella Cross does not gain, and is not
able to return to her school work at Yer
Eonnos.-Mr. and Mrs II. s. Marshall
have recently returned from a visit 70
Mrs. Marshall's parents i'm Worcester,
y. N-Josephine Bodct,e is suffering
from "A f,lpu an iulrpt.
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JERICHO.

The officers elected by the Congrcua-
tional Sunday school Sunday were: SUI
perintendent Fred s. Tomlison; assist
ant superintendent, Charles II. Percival;
secretary. Bert Mattress, treasurer
Charles e. Percival; organist, Theodore
4. williams, choristcr, la r.. Brigham
Miss Edith u. Derby OF Johnson spent
Sunday with the Misses Sarah and Car
otta Stafford before opening her school at
Bcartown-Mrs. NJ. l.. Washburn Of New
York is visiting her sister, Mrs. Il. II.
Day.-A lecture and motion pictures Will
be given upon the subject of tuberculosis
this evening at jericho Center
Mrs D. f.. Bissonettc is seriously ill
Arthur and PAU Brennan returned Mon
day evening to St MichacIs College after
two weeks northumberland Martin,
who has been i'll, is able to be out.-Mrs.
l.. T. Paradee and son, Clifford, were
in Burlington Monday.-Because of the
scrious illness of Mrs. +. w. Prior the
grammar grade at Jericho will not be-
gin until January 13.-Miss Helen Chaplin
has returned to Bradford, Mass, where
she is attending school.-Thc Free VIII
Offering society will serve supper at the
vostry of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Friday evening from five O'Clock until
eight o'clock john Krewet of New York
Is visiting in toVn.-Miss Gertrude I.add
returned Saturday from Morrisvlle. -
Mrs W. r. Macomber is seriously ILL
Miss Emma Hunter was in town Mon
day.-Nliss Eugcnia Barber Of Essex was
I'm town over Sunday.
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new gasoline engine owned Jointly by
Mr.. Terrll and Elmer Irish was also
burned, though fortunately IT had been
Insured within week The cause of the
fire is not known, but It Is thought that
the barn was struck by lightning, as
there had been several sharp flashes dur
ing the evening. The loss Is partly COW
cred by insurance. The household goods
were mostly saved and with the aid OF
the fire engine, the barn across the
street was saved. The family went to
the home of Arthur Myette until further
arrangements can he made.
The high school and graded school COM
menced this week-Woslcy Sturges has
returned to college.-Harold Hayden has
gone back to Burlington.-M and Mrs.
Harry Bliss Of Bellows Falls are spend
ing a few days with their ia ther.-Clara
Styles Is better.-Mss Ada Tatro spent
Monday IN Burlington.-About 40 attend
ed the dinner at the CONGREGATIONAL
Church Monday.-At the business meeting
Of the CONGREGATIONAL Church the follow
ing officers were elected: Carl Mead, G.
II. Hayden and G. +. Aver, dcacons;
prudential committee as above; treas
urcr. l.. -. Fowler; auditors. Mrs s. VI.
Palmer Mrs. -. W. Knights. Mrs, Mary
Hale; chorister. =. II. Brown; organist,
Violet Pope: Sunday school superintendent.
III C. Aver; assistant, G. II. Hayden.
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LINCOLN.

pretty home wedding took place at
the nom" of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace CLARK,
New Years evening. when their dauGh-
ter, Miss Hazel Maud. became the bride
of Howard T.. Thompson. The ceremony
was performed 10y the Rev. Milo Moore.
About - guests We're present. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thompson received many beautiful
G. \. Thaycr is in Montpelier.-J. l..
Bran, is in Burlington to attend the SUI
par-,nakcrs' meetng.-Wai Hoas has
finished work for W. II. IIoac and gone
to his home in Roche cr-The Indus
tria meets Thursday with Mrs. Walter
Hamiltou.-Jamcs Moody is iu.-Mary
Branc is bcter.-Elas Bowen has return
ed 10 Mddlebury.
Joseph Strong remains in poor health
Mrs. Mary Became is ill-Mr. and Mrs
Frank Moody and Mr., and Mrs. William
York are attending the sugarna kers' and
dairymcns meeting in Burlington.-Ln-
coin grange has elected the following
officers Master. NJ. l.. Cove: overseer
Jason Green; lecturer, Mrs. G. II. Smith;
steward, Henry Wheeler: assistant stew
ard. Ralph SWcete; chaplain, the Rev
Milo Moore; treasurer, George Dcarborn
secretary, Mary Turner; gatckceper
Noble Whitney; Ceres, Mrs. NJ. Il. Cove;
Pomona Mrs Noble Whitney; Flora
Miss Kate Moody; lady assistant stew
ard, Miss Hattie Sargent The officers
VIII be installed Saturday evening .-Mra.
Pearl Swain has been the guest at Leslie
HIS in Starksboro Schools began in
town Monday.-Nellic Sargent and Katie
Moody have returned to Bristol high
.Nool after the holidays.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

Conn-Mrs. +. L. Fish. Mrs. e. g. Nor
ton and Miss Grace r. kingsland were
in burlington Monday.-Miss Stella Bur
roughs returned Monday to the stat"
normal school at 'asteton after u WISH
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alien BUR
roughs.-Aftcr a two weeks vacation
Mrs. Anna S. Allen has returned to the
Spcar street school in Burlington
David jackson, a respected and prom
lnent farmer. died at his home in Adj
olson Monday afternoon after an Illness
OF five days with pneumonia, aged IS
wears. He was born in Addison where
with the exception of n few years resi-
dcuce in Panton he always lived. He is
survived by two sons, Herbert and Pearl.
and two daughters. Mrs Byron Chadwick
of pulaski, ohio. and Mrs. l.. n. Gage of
Addison. The funeral will be held at the
house to-day ut one o'clock Mrs IT,
c. Hcrrck went Monday to the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington to un-
dcrgo surgical operation. Mrs. Mary
Foster has returned from a weeks visit
in Burlington and Winooski.-Miss Rose
Mill"r returned Monday to Burlington
after visit TO Mrs. \. LASH w.
Ryan attended the burial of William
Ryan at Orwell Monday. condition
of Mrs Julia Smith Allen, who Is i'll with
grip with complications, is thought to be
more favorahlr.-lI. G. Herrfclt is passing
a few DAYS in Burlington.-Gcorgc Slack
has returned from Boston.-Mrs Charles
y. Chapman Of Fcrrsburg is helping to
care for her sister, Mrs Julia Allen
Smith
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JERICHO CENTER.

Asa Church has returned after visiting
l'IhtlN"s IN Camhrldge-L Lyman Eldrldge
Is working FOR g, NJ Chittcndcn-
II. y. Dodge, professor at St Lawrence
University, visited Charles Moran over
Sunday-Bert Beers and son, Maurice,
vert in Burlington SaturdaY.-Earl Bul-
lock is spending "A few days in Burlng-
ton.-Alrs. H. IL. Wilder and son. Homer,
has visited her daughter, Mrs James
Pollard, in ESseX,-Alrs. Fannie Ma
Der is very loW.-Clara Barnum return
ca To Middlebury College Thursday after
spending her Christmas recess with her
PARENTS.
Roy Kenyon Was at home from Burlng-
ton over Sunday.-Chester Walton is
working for Miss Emma Bicknell for this
term of school.-Hugh Rausome is III
with scarlet fevcr.-Mr. and Mrs Hin.
VINO have been visiting their son. Shell
don Hin, returned to their home in Lin
com MondaN.-Mrs. Il. II. Higgins goes
thursday to Hartford, Conn.,. s. Ram
some returned to Montpelier after spend
ing the holidays at his home in this place.
Al the meeting of the Congregational
Church of Jericho Center the following
Officers We're elected: Moderator, h. q.
Brown; clerk, f. NJ Hoskins: collector.
O. e. Bicknoll; insurance committee, f.
. Ransome; trustees, H. G. Brown and
w j. Nichols: envelope committee. Mrs
ffed Bliss and Mrs. c. G. Bicknell; SUI
perintendent' E. B. Jordan; assistant SUI
peTlhtehdent, f. NJ. Hoslsins: music com
hll'ee' MIS-, Higgins +. NJ. Hoskins. W.
D. NICHOLS treasurer, Il. Is. Jordan, sun
DAY school chorister l.. NJ. Hoslins; sun
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WINOOSKI.

Joseph Lord died about midnig 1t
Friday night at the home of Joseph
Gamlin on upper Main street, follow
ing an illness of 13 weeks with tuber-
culosis. Mr.. Lor1 was born in Bed
ford. j. G., 40 years ago and for the
past IS years had been resident of
this village. lie is survived by his
father Jule Lord, one daughter an /
one son. Rene and Isabelle Lord. lie
also leaves one brother Edney Lord
Of this place. and five sisters. Mrs.
Eugene Simarl, Mrs. Joseph Gamlin,
Mrs James Gamlin. Mrs. Adelord Mcr-
cure and Mrs. Eugene Richard. The
funeral was held at st. Francis
Xavier Church at nine O'Clock Monday
morning with interment in st. Francis
cemetery.
Mrs Ednoy Lord died Sunday night
at her home on West street after al
illness of two years. She was 30 years old
and is survived by her husband and three
children the oldest being nine years old
She is also survived by her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Israel Frcmau and two
brothers, Alexander and John Fireman.
nj, residing here. Tn" funeral was held
vest rday morning at st. Francis Xavier
church with interment in St Franci.
cemetery.
y daughter was born yesterday 10 Mr.
ana Mrs. Robert Thompson.
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ESSEX CENTER.

George II. Snide and Irene Cover both
of Fairfax, We're married by the Rev
T. r. Currier at the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage Tuesday, December 81.
The Opportunity Circle will meet with
Mrs. g. W. Rice Saturday aftcrnoon.-
The Ladies' Ail will meet to-day and
serve dinner from twelve to one O'Clock
at the Methodist vestry. -The following
officers We're elected Sunday for the Sun
day school at the Methodist Church: Su-
perintendent, c. r. Chaplin; assistant SUI
perintcndent. George Whitton. secretary,
j. f. Leach; assistant secretary L. J.
RiXby. treasurer, Mrs. j. f. Leach: pres'-
dent of the sunday School Missionary So
ciety, Miss Mary Farrand; chorister. e.
r. Chaplin; organst. Mrs. Ralph Wool.
The trcasurers report showed that the
collections had been sufficient to dcfrav
the expenses for the year Just closing
The week oI prayer will be observed by
union services at the different churches
as follows: Baptist Church, Wednesday
evening, Methodist Thursday evening.
and CONGREGATIONAL Church. Friday even
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

MI and Mrs J. w. FRASER OF Spring
Held, Nova Scotia, annpunc, the mar
'iaGn Of their daughter Jennie. to DR.
Mathew W. Hunter Of this place. The
marriage took place in Montreal Thurs
day. Mrs Hunter viii he at homo to her
friends Thursday and Friday. January
" ana 10. from thrc, to five ia the after
noon.
Al oil stove exploded Monday at
ternoon about 4:3O o'clock in the
Kitchen of the apartment of Mrs Han
nan Warner AMI Mrs Clara Stevens
ON Main street. Mrs Warmers dauga-
ter ran to the street and gave the
alarm, a'ti Harmon Hall and Irving
Gilbert carried out the Naming stove.
I'm" woodwork of the kitchen was
Srorched an the paper considerably
damaged by smoke.
The annual meeting Of the Essex
cooperative Saving y Loan assocla-
ton was held at the OFFICE of Allen
Martin Monday evening and Officers
were elected as follows: Presi lent :
A. Hrownoll; o-president c. :.
Fletcher; secretary, \. h. Yaudow:
treasurer q. W. Allen; directors. j. H.
f. PoulioL William t. Johnson. f. NJ
Whitcomb. c. NJ Ferrin, j. \. bona
hue, H. Nj. Johnson, j. H. Whitcomh
j. II. Allen. The reports showed the
usual gain in the assets of the asso-
citation and the sentiment was adj
Nancel that it would be a good bust
ness proposition to organize a trust
cOmuanC
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NORTH FERRISBURC.

MI an" MIS- hiram NlhESlahd hold "a
reception AT th'lr nome Tuesday, Dec. 81,
inc ""tl anniversary "l thtir marriage,
"nI'H was largely ATTENDED NY relatives
ana Iil'ius' MIS- NlhESlahd was former
~ MISS i'hoda wing ana was born in
- lIS"uIE MI NIi'ESIahd was native
vi 'i' 'N'"iN' NY ""N' IN'u III th'lf
l''Sei' ""'il' 'oI years lh"N
nave one daughter Mrs Arthur
'''u' an" -FOUR SohS itcrhert
RUM '''"" ana Ii"Waiu' ana num-
',I ~ Er"'"''HIureh. MI ana Mrs
N"SSl'"" are members "I the Methodist
''i''N''i't l'H' MIS- NIi'ES'di" mas
"''" an lIlNaI" i"r many years ana I'M
".'o I" ie"N' h'r nome. U.s. ii'rheft
N"'NH'"""' -"l = -Ni'"ur rle'" an" Misses
,,,''' nv '''' '"S'P''iHe an" Marlore
N'"-'l'"" SCI N'' i'' ieShi''hIS' MUSIC
""' i"' "'ai,V" ~ No"''t anu H"E'h'
"'i"''' WIN '"o SolES ny MISS ARA
W NC ''' ""' ''i N'''sSi'il' were
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BRISTOL.

The Addison County Rural Letter car
ricrs association met at the Bristol House
January ! and officers were elected as
follows: President, O. II. Plain of Bristol;
Vice-pre sdent f. X. Eddy of Starksboro;
secretary II. W. Spoon"r of Nergennes;
treasurer L. r. Jacobs OF Bristol, exc
cutivo committee Mrs. q. y Dixie Of
Bristol, o. J. Barber of Bridport ana NJ.
l. Wolcott of Brdport--Mrs Sybil Ross,
widow Of Noble l.. NarneY, died at the
home of her son, y. L. Varncy north of
the village Friday morning after
long period of Ill health. Her age was 7g
years. She is survived by one SON Bert
f., three stcp-sons. W. NJ. of panton,
f. II. of Iigheate Springs, ana r g..
of this town. two sisters Mrs Adelaide
Doty Of Bristol ana Mrs. NJ. +. Foskrtt
Of Jamaica. The funeral was hold at
the house Saturday afternoon.
T. r. Ein2ham, g. NJ HAMS ". Oryis
and ". j.. Morgan attended the dcdica-
tion Of caro- Temple y. a. o.. Mobiles
Of the Mystic shrine, IN Rutland friday
Mis-. g T.. Grover of Essex Junction, who
has been visiting here has returned
hpmc-Mr. and Mrs Howard Wright of
Wcybrdgc were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
\. w. Cove Saturday and Sunday.-Dr
+. r. Briggs is critically i'll with pneu-
MONA, Dr. c. H. BeeCher of Burlington
was called in the case Sunday
Everest Wilson has returned to his
work in II dental college in Philadelphia
Pa.-trnest Shambo of Rutland was i'm
town ay.-RepresentatiVe r. G.
Nariey returned to Montpelier Monday
at the close of the holiday recess.
i letter unclaimed in the pOstoffice is
addressed 10 Alonzo Shopard.-The Will
ing Workers of the Methodist Church met
with Mrs. J. 4. Jennings " ednes-
dly.-The condition of Dr, f r..
Briggs Is reported as slightly more fav-
orable.-O. j. Cushman's condition is I'M
changed. The week Of prayer is being
observed here this week in the cOngre-
gational Church, Tuesday and Wcdnes-
day evenings ana in the Baptist Church
Thursday and Friday evenings ISIS
Irene llathorne is visiting Miss lclinor
BeanAn in Burlington The Boston duo
will give the first of the high school en-
tcrttinmcnts Friday evening. January "a,
in l1ollcy hali-O II. Plain was an over
sunday visitor i'm Burlington Mrs. Plain
ana children returned with him.
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M G. Peck and G. c. Coates were IN sur
hngton Monday.-Mr. and Mrs >. - BOT
tom are ill-The next meeting Oh heaVcr
Glenn grange will be held Frloay even
ing. There will be installation OF oihcers
state Master Cady will be the installing
onlcer-The Misses Arlic BrltteI ana
Lena Shaw of Wcybridgc are WISHING IN
town.-Mrs. Amelia Barnard returned to
Bristol Sunday after passing Two weeks
with her niece Mrs. q. {. CONTESTANTS.
f. G. Little Is in TOWN.. ATWOOD and
William Cowlcs, who have been working
on the new school building, are Ill with
the grin
The annual meeting of the church VIII
be held on Friday at two O'CLOCK All
members are requested to attend ana re-
spond to the rol-call. Those VINO cannot
are requested to send some message TO
be read at the meeting The subject OF
the sermon Sunday Is, "What Is 1t to be
n Christan?' In the evening there VIII
he a stereopticon lecture ON lm'nisra-
ton" with numerous fine ILLUSTRATIONS
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CHARLOTTE.

Joseph Manor Sr., who has been farm
manager for George l.. Hcase In south
Burlington. has returned to his home
hore.-Louis Sainai, who has been i'll. has
resumed his position with Louis Kellogg
Guy Tobcy of Hinesburg visited his son,
John, last week.
The officers Of the grange Were in
stalled Monday night by State Master
Cady ana Mrs. Cady The installation
was public.-Schoos in town commenced
Monday after the Christmas vacation
Mrs +. K. Falhv is ill-Elmcr Whalley
is III with the meaSlcs.-Carlton Mcneil
and VI. Williams have returned TO school
at Randolph and Earl Horsford to Mid
dietary College
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WESTFORD.

Dr. l.add, with two experts will be in
town January II, afternoon and evening
with the state tuberculosis exhibit. This
demonstration is free to the public and
Will be given in the town hall and will
be illustrated. Miss T. g. Allen went to
Springiied Saturday to Resume charge Of
the teachers training course. There will
he an oyster supper and rummage sale
in the town hall on the evening of
January u 10y the Ladies' Social Circle
contributions of salahle articles will he
oppreciated, The Fortnighuy clus -iii
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. Henry AlGer, who underwent
serious operation at the Mary Fletc|
hospital last week, is reported as bel
CONFERENCE.-The G.. \. Becker WENT
Moretown Saturday, called there by
illness OF her daughter, Mrs. Min
Mobbs.-Angus Tomlison Of Huntingt
Que, visited here Saturday and Sunday
Charles Swinyer and aged mother ht
moved into the house with Mrs Sw
vors daughter, Mrs, Charles Rollins
ID. =. Grange and W. L. Ring We're V
tors at Burlington Nonday-Miss Jei
cite Shattuck has returned to Jericho.
Mrs. Jarius Shattuck and Mrs p.
Shattuck We're in Burlington the first
the week to visit Mrs Minnie AlCer
the Mary Fletcher hospital. -Clarel
Swinyer is confined to the house W
the grip-G. :. Rounds is ill-G
brewster and +. r, Strong are in Il
lington to attend the farmers meetinl
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day school organist, Miss Constance Jor-
dan; assistant Sunday school organist.
Miss Gretchen Allen; canvassing COM
mittee, Mrs Cora Chaplin, II. p. Hall, c..
10. Nealy. W. j. Nichols, Frank Brown,
Mrs. e. y. Jordan; home department SUI
perintendent, Mrs. l.. D. Moulton; sec
rotary and treasurer Mi. g Mae Eldridge;
missionary committee, s. H. Barnum,
Mrs. G. c. Bicknell; church historian,
Mrs. G. c. Bicknell.-Miss Mary Moran
returned to Highgate, where she teaches
in the high school
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STARKSBORO.

The grange will hold its annual in
stallation of officers Friday evening Dis.
trict Deputy Williams of Charlotte will
be the installing officer, Refreshments
will be served There viii be no service
in the Baptist Church Sunday morning.
The pastor is attending the meeting of
the Huntington association at Shady Rill.
-Lottie Narney ana Mrs ~, 5 Ferguson
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Berry in
Richmond. Mrs Eliza Brown is visiting
"a
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HANCOCK.

Mrs Dana Marsh went to New York
city to spend tho holidays with her sister,
Mrs. VIII Stewart-Iloyd Church has
moved his house and part of his mill into
Churchville.-The Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will meet January Ii
with Mrs. Rnaldo Withdrawals. Eugene
Smith is somewhat better from pneu-
monla. Her daughter, Mrs. Lngard of
Lincoln is with hcr.-Mrs. Floyd Perry
and little daughter have been with her
moi bpr for a wool
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BRIDPORT.

The Hrdpurt Progressive clup will meet
at Masonic hail Saturday evening at
seven o'cloclt-Mrs. Fred Harris has re-
turned from pantou.-rhe death of Louis
Delphia occurred January THE re-
mains of Homer Wright of Crown Point
We're placed in the village cemetery Jan
uary 1.-The Ladies' society win hold a
social at the vestrY Thursday evening,
January 3.-Bridport was represented at
the r. -. carriers meeting at Bristol.
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CORNWALL.

\ son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Peter
DUfiany on New Years morning-A lit
tie daughter was born to Mr. ana Mrs.
Samuel Jewctt December 1.-THE little
son Of Edward Poet is III with typhoid
fcver-Mr. and Mrs. Carsan Fisher have
announced the marriage of their daughter,
Clara Fisher Stone and Arthur Wright
Adams at their home in Cornwall on Jam
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs. y. f. Crandal has returned from
Burlington, where she has been spend.
ing a few days.-Mrs Hattie Algcr and
daughter Bertha. have been visiting in
Colchester.-Mrs +. j. Fuller of Willis
ton was in town Mouday.-Ray Cague
who has been seriously ill at the home OF
his cousin, Mrs. James McCiee, in Hines
burg. is somewhat better Miss Zoe Pal
mer has returned to her school in Castle
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MILTON BORO.

Della Williams has returned from ST.
Albaus. where she has been caring for
her sister, Mrs Arthur Bcauro gard -
Pearl Hoeahoon returned to Franklin
Tuesday George Lawrence and Marion
Stanley and Marion Wood returned to
their school in Fairfax TUESDAY.
Leslie Eaton is guest of Mrs Jennie
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

The house of William Doom was de-
stroycd by fire Monday afternoon. only
small part of the contents was saved
The origin of the fire is not known
Frank McCue is at home from the West
for It brief visit.-Mrs. Mary Boyer of
Charlotte is visiting Homer Boyer, her
son.-Thc first slcishing of the season
GA m. TN, sIuN
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NEW HAVEN.

AR and Mrs. Y. NJ, Benedict were
visitors in Burlington Tuesday, Mrs c.
$ Everest returned Monday night after
passing the holidays with her paren.e in
South ShaftsbUiy. } s Shaw aud iamil .
ui WcAbridgc N'.r Eucsts NcN Years
day of Nj, and Mrs Cameron SDrigg-