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MILTON.

There was large attendance at the
o. Z. +. district meeting Friday.
bout 100 sat down to the banquet There
Eero representatives from every New
England state except Maine New York
as also represented. Charles Dow,
no has been visiting in town, left for
burlington Monday.-Mrs. Albert Rcy-
olds has shipped her household goods to
|ethcl and will Join her husband there
few days Mrs. LydiG Wolcott re-
rncd to BeIchcrtoWn. Mass, Monday
ter two weeks hcre.-Mr. and Mrs Fred
|ordon of Springfield are parents of a
|iUghtcr, Hester Mae, born October Is.
r. Gordon was a former Milton boy
|'scph Bombard ana family have moved
SOUTH ridge, .Iass., where he has a
|'sitiun.-Mr and Mrs. Romeo Minckler
'd two little daughters and Mr.. and
RS Willis Minckler and chile of Grand
| Ie were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
incklor SundaN.-Miss Kate Ashley and
r sister Ruth. have taken rooms at
|r brothers, Alton Ashley, for the win
|r-Mr and Mrs. o. II. IIewcy, Mrs Al
w Holmes and q. ID. IIeWcv have re-
rned from an automobile trip to Spring
d. MaSs-E. NJ Kennedy has moved
the Whitney house on River street
hich has lately been remodclcd, and
ram Parkhurst has moved to Mr.. Ken
an ha
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

III, and Mrs Narncy have returned
from Saratoga ~ Y. where they have
been visiting Alr and Mrs. William Blod-
gctt. They also visited in Rutland.-Mrs.
Thomas Scott. who has been visiting her
daughter Mrs William Thorpe, for sew
oral weeks left oct 10 for her home
i'm Cauada.-Mrs. Mahlon purington of
Lincoln Is spending several days in the
family Of her brother, Ralph Clark. Mr..
and Mr.. Winfield Scott have received
word of the critical illness of their
daughter. Mrs. Timothy Burleigh, of
Ice. Mass. and also of the death from
scarlet fever of their great granddaugh-
tol the two-and -one-half years old child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Swenoir. The house
is under quarantine and Mr. and Mrs
Scott are prevented from being with
their daughter on that account.
MIS-. Lydia Allis and Mrs. Frank
Ellison. former residents but now of
Manchester Depot are visiting in town
Mrs. Phoebe Emo has returned from
spending a week in the family of her
son, Roderic Eno.-Mrs Russell Begor is
visiting her parents. Mr., and Mrs. Win
field Scott.-Rally day was observed at
the Baptist Church Sunday. The Sunday
school had an attendance of 80 or more
Little Arthur Thomas, who has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia for two
VapltG rsroNpripo
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HILL WEST.

w =. Shangraw was in Richford
Thursday.-Roy Frazier is ill.-Georgie
Sylvester is spending few days with
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs Austin
MCGral.
Mrs Lewis Rushford is ill.-W p.
Shangraw was a business visitor in
Enosburg Falls recently.
Bertha and elena Turner of Richford
passed Sunday with their sister. Mrs. G.
c. ShanGraw,-Mr, and Mrs John Mon
teith passed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Israel HaWkins.-Gaylord Rushford pass
ed Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Rushford. Sarah Shangraw of
East Berkshire visited at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. G. c. Shangraw, Sunday.
-DeForest Maynard, who has been spend
ing a few weeks at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs, {. G. Shangraw, has returned to
his home in Burlington accompanied by
Maxwell ShancraW.-Mr. and Mrs. Hora-
ito and two children of Montgomery viii
lage passed Sunday with Mrs. Jewett' s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Rushford, -
Alberta Rushford is visiting at Lewis
RuShfOrd's
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RICHFORD.

| Edwin l.. Peck. section foreman ON the
Missisquoi Valley division Of the Central
Vermont railway, was seriously if not
FATALLY injured late Wednesday, October
10, and now lies at his home helpless
with a broken back. The section gang
was running the hand car and when
| opposite the schoolhouse near the Nut
ing bridge on the edge of Berkshire
something broke Mr.. Peck, who was
riding backward was thrown in front of
the car which ran over him He was
doubled up like a knife and his back
broken.
Edmund Gagnon, baggaEcman at the
Canadian Pacific railway station here.
suffered broken arm and bruises about
the head Thursday evening when struck
by an automobile while riding n bicycle.
He was returning from his work at about
$50 O'Clock and when opposite the resi-
deuce of DIR. II. s. Herrick met an auto
mobile running on the wrong side of the
street, probably having Just passed a
team on the left hand side instead of
the right hand side Although Mr.. Gag
non ran almost into the ditch he was
struck and hurled to the opposite side
OF the roadway. Ernest Bashaw was
near with his hack, and with others
picked him up and carried him into
DIR. Herrck's Office. DR., f. T. Lunder-
vile was called. and the bone of the
upper left arm, which was broken. was
set Mr.. Gasnon was unconscious at
first, but soon recovered. 1t is thought
that the machine was from Cowansville
Que. The car. which did not stop, was
running at full specialize track scales
OF the Canadian Pacific railway at this
place We're tested Friday by G. A.
Briggs of Washington, D. c., of the
bureau of standards, department of COM
merce. in the presence of Hugh II. Henry
of Chester, State commissioner of
weights and measures. Mr.. Briggs had
with him r. j. Schlink assistant, n e
Thomas mechanician. and J. w. Atwood
of the same bureau. There were also
present at the test George c. Roos of
Montreal, inspector of scales for the
Canadian Pacific Railway company, f.
h. Holbrook of ST. Johnsbury. represent
ing the Fairbanks Scale works. and
Richard j. Treen of Boston and s IT
Bradley of Rutland, representing the
Howe Scale works. Mr.. Briggs has for
equipment car and complete outfit for
testing anything from one ten-thou
sandth of a pound to one hundred
thousand pounds.-E, E. Paquette of
Enosburg Falls. employed by James
Calder & Co. has bought for 5000 the
Bailey place on Province street and will
move his family here soon This sale was
made through the agency OF r. H.
Kelley n Co,--Noel Frechette has sold
his house on Hardwood hill road to Mrs
Parmelia Wright for Sl,4OO-Mrs. Matilda
Dubuc of Berlin, n. H., has sold to Isaac
Ryan OF Stevens Mills her house on Troy
street, near the old Veneer mill, for $3.50
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WESTFORD.

The Rev pr TlagS preached at the
Union service in the CONGREGATIONAL
Church Sunday evcning.-The Green
Mountain Light Bearers will give a Hal
loWecn social at o. II. Jacksons Friday
eNenng.-The concert which was to be
given on October ~ by the Cartwright
Brothers is postponed until October 81
Andrew shores, who has been in the
Mary Fletcher hospital for several weeks,
is improving.
There will be meeting of the improve
m"nt society in the town hall on Mon
day evening, October -. All members
and all people interested in a betttr
town are invited to come \ constitution
will be proposed to the society for adop-
ton Mrs. Floyd Grow, Mrs Pearl Irish,
Leslie Howard and Mr. and Mrs. H. r.
Stone have been appointed social COM
mittee.-Thc Rev. Mr.. Adams of Essex
Junction is expected to preach in the
Methodist Church on Friday evening at
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FAIRFAX.

Mrs. ). Il. Wilson has returned from a
visit in st. Albans.-IIiram Patterson of
St Adams is visiting his daughter. Mrs.
Wesley Warrcn.-Mr. and Mrs H. J. Con-
nors and little daughter and Mr. and
Mrs. r. Hastings have returned from
visiting in Canada.-'The ladies' of tho
Baptist Church served chicken pie
supper In the Vcstry Of their church Tues
day evening, October 21-Mrs Walter
Brush and daughter Of BURLINGTON have
returned homo after passing "A week with
her parents.-There are several cases OF
mumpS in town.-The Ladies' Village I'm.
provemcnt society realized nearly so from
its fair and food sale
Mrs, II. l., Pease of Swanton. who has
been spending few days in town. has
returned homc.--Mrs. Keith Of Nashua
y. H.. is visiting her nephew, w. S.
White. and familY.-Mr. and Mrs T.. b.
Rugg went Saturday morning to VOL
colt to pass n few days-Fire, discovered
SATURDAY morning in the telephone CEN
tral office, was caused by broken limb
connecting the main power wires and the
telephone wire near the central office.
The telephone cable was burned off and
the switch board was burned up. so all
telephones are out of commission at
present. Some other damage was done
the holNe by the fire. G. S. Howard made
a quick trip to the Falls and had the
power shut off before the fire could he
put out, About the same time fire was
discovered in the home of II. b. Bellows,
nearly mile away, from the same cause
Edwin Bevins of Burlington was in
town Sunday.-The fidelity class OF the
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school will
meet Friday evening with Miss Carrie
Lauiiin. The Baptist society served
a chicken pie supper in the vestry of the
church Tuesday evening from five to
seven o'clock,-Mr and Mrs John Town
and children of Milton spent Sunday with
Mrs. Towns father. r. L. Marvin. Mr.
and Mrs. II !. Goodsell spent Sunday in
Grand Isle.
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-Donlon Brothers have sold to Guy r.
Marcy their milk route in this village
Mr.. Marcy will combine II with his
creamery busness.-A. r. Purdy has sold
his interest in the business Of the w. H.
Greene company to his partner, w b.
H. ii. Comings in his clothing store
Nharles Martin has sold his interest in
the livery business of Martin Brothers
W ms orother Alexander Martin.-Mrs.
L. W. N"lls mas returned after several
=, WI" heI uauenter' MRS James
= ,' VI hu.iai'u' anu mas opened
- - "NI'oi oicct. her orother'
,,,u ,,,,o ...,., 1911 s"e,, anu wle
gono 90 ,,a A., Wh'oi mas
with bis so,s tar.o,. .., g, ,,,,,
son.-Tbo Rov scou,s ~ ,t.,,s,
their leaders had - o,s,a, - NV ~
the dining room of tbo pan,is, rs,,.s,'
Friday evening Thoro oro tu,a 49,,
of eight in the organization now
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Tayler returned
Tuesday to th,ir home in Maiden. Mass.
after passinG the Summer i'm tn. vicinity
and in "A trip to Vancouver b. C-Mr and
Mrs G.. w RcC-worth of Buffalo n v
arrived Monday evening in their automo-
bile and will visit relatives. Mrs. Fred
Jenne of Newport who has been visit
ing i'm New York city, returned with
them-Miss Laura Marvin went to An
dover Mass Tuesdav tn ,,isi, bor ,i,,o-
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WEST BOLTON.

Mcssrs f. O. Pcasc, administrator, and
r. Il. Jordan and George Gile. commits
sionors, met October 16 at the home OF
the late Mrs. Hannah Hardy to com
mcnce settlement of the estate-Fav
Tomlinson has gone to Plainfcld, n. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bartlett are spend-
ing their vacation with Mr. and Mrs
E. j. Gregory in Long Lake, n. y
Mr.. and Mrs. F, w. Hall Of Essex were
in town Sunday.-A l.. Hardy has moved
his household goods to his sons, II. D.
Hardy. in Westford-L j. Gle is re-
pairing his saw mill.-Constablc J. II.
Smith arrested Arthur iimball for in
toxication Monday He was arraigncd
before Justice +. y. York, found guilty
and fined 50 and costs, which he paid.
n u. Hall returned to Burlington Mon
daN
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LAMO|LLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.

Prof W. l, Dodge and Ellis Bridge
William Meacham. Obi Bedell, Harold
Battye, Nat Delano and Ray Smalley
members of his class in agriculture, were
at Burlington Friday to visit the Yer.
mont Experiment farm,-Paul Carry O,
Wallingford returned Friday after a
short visit with Prof, and Mrs w. /
Dodge.-Clifford Barrows has purcha sed
of Lynn Page his light trucking business
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Fisher who hav,
passed two weeks at Palmer, Mass. and
white River Junction. arrived here Fri.
day evening.-Mrs. b. ID. Bickford lef,
Saturday for Springfield. Mass. where
she win visit her son and wife. Mr.. and
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treal were united in marriage he tho
Rev. S. Whitney Anthony. uastor or
the church. A large congregation of
friends were present The church WINS
attractively decorated with pottod
greens, smilaX and gla lioli AS tho
bridal party entered the church Mrs
John n. Gushing, who presided AT tho
organ, played the bridal chorus from
Lohengrin and at the close of the core
mony played Mendclssohn's wedding
march. The bride wore a gown Of
white imperial satin trimmed vim
Duchesse lace, wore veil and carried
a shower bouquet of white roses. iii -
les of valley, and orchids. She
was attended by her sister. Mrs vii
liam L. Macdonald, as maid of -honor
who was gowne1 in white lace. made
over mcssaline ana trimmed with roso
point She carried pink roses Miss
Marion Bostwick and Miss Laura y
Holmes were bridesmaids and ,voro
blue brocaded crepe trimmed with
cream colored lace and carried yellow
chrysanthemums The groom's hest
man was George Smith of Milwaukee.
Wis, and the ushers were William l.
Macdonald, Harold Elrod Roswell NJ
Austin and Frank NJ. johnson. The
bride was given in marriage by her
father Following the wedding n re-
ception, attended by the young friends
of the bride and groom only. was held
at the brides home on Maiden Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conycrs received their
guests under an arch Of ground pine
and white chrysanthemums The dec
orations of the dining room were smi-
lax and yellow chrysanthemums. and
yellow candles with yellow shades
lighting the table. The bride received
many handsome gifts, including sew
eral beautiful pieces of silver cut
glass. china, linen. Mr.. and Mrs Con-
yers left on the 1856 o'clock train for
wedding trip. after which thov will
go to Montreal where they will be at
nome at 3i3 oxford avenue. Among
those who were in the city to attend
the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Will
nam L. Macdonald of East Jeffrey. y.
H.; Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. +. DuvaL Miss Alice spencer.
Miss Geraldine Trcnholmc, and Miss
Gladys Duval of Montreal Mr.. and
Mrs. George Smith of Milwaukee. wis. =.
Miss Blanche Partridge and Hobart
STANLEY of Burlington.
In the juvenile court yesterday Harry
McCIntock, 10 years old. Walter Bart
lett II years, and Walter Cleveland. II
Years old, were sentenced to serve the re-
nalnder OF their minority in the state in
dustrial school at Nergcnnes. where they
VIII be taken to-day. The boys pleaded
guilty to charge Of larceny of three BIZ
cycles several weeks ago
Tho case Of Warren Clark VS. James
ludhopc and others, assault which has
peen on trial in Franklin county court for
several days, is still on. The plaintiff rest
ed his case yesterday morning and the
defendant began his testimony immed-
atclN
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WINOOSKI.

Thomas Parizo has sold to St. Michael s
College 70 acres of land adjoining the
college on the north side which at present
Will be used as a farm for the institu-
uon. This property has a frontage on
the main highway just north of their
present recreation grounds and extends
back within the neighborhood of the mill
brook pond of the Winooski water de-
partment property. The college is build =
ing two-story addition to the west of
and adjoining the main college building
to be used for lavatorics and bathrooms
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ISLE LA NOTE.

The Catholic Church is holding a
Jubilee" this week. Father La Chance
of Fairfield is assisting his brother
The harvest home supper at the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church Thursday night
was largely attended, A number from
North Hero and Alburg We're there. The
Rev. and Mrs. Turner OF North Hero
furnished a musical entertainment The
receipts were s4l.-Jerry La lombard. Sr.
is ill.--Mrs ID. T. Trombly stepped off /,
veranda Saturday night and fractured a
bone in one ankle.-Mr. and Mrs. Egan
of Waterbury are spending their honey
moon in w. F. Hills cottage. This is the
fifth bridal couple to occupy the new cot
tage.-Fred Jarvis has bought the Stan
hope farm, consideration said to be $500
MI Jarvis recently sold the lake farm,
which he purchased of the late II. G..
Holcomb to Roger Wilcox of Platts-
burgh for 5000. The Stanhopes intend
to return to Richford.- Ralph Durivage
has rented Mrs. T.. ID. Durivage's farm
for year.-Robert Rata has scarlet
fever.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph La Bonn
bard, End, have a daughter.-Mildred
Doolin has recovered from scarlet fever.
twenty eight from here attended the
supper at North Hero October l9-Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Pike have gone to Bos-
ton and Lynn and other points In Massa-
chusetts for two or three weeks stay
Six hundred barrels of apples We're ship
ped on the steamer TicOnderoga Friday
and there are over 400 barrels vet tn
ship.-Dr. and Mrs. Frank Lewis of New
YORK were Gin town over Sunday-Mr
and Mrs Robert Eagan who were mar
rled In Burlington October S, are spend-
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SWANTON CENTER.

Mrs r. T.. Hazard has returned from
visit of few days with her daughters,
Mrs, Hugh G. Wilson and Mrs. Bertha
l1artwell, of Bethel-Asel w. Honsinger,
who has been visiting at the home of
his uncle, A. *. HonsinGer, for a month,
returned Monday to Jay.-Mrs. A. F..
Royce is visiting relatives in Malone,
Bangor and Brushton, n. Y. for a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Royce of
Sheldon Springs, who are making the
trip by utomobile.-Horace w. Hubbard.
who has been i'll in bed two weeks with
bilious grip, improves slowly.-Little Miss
Dorothy and Master Harold Aver of St
George are visiting their grandparents
Mr., and Mrs. +. NJ. Hubbard.-Clark s.
Jennison has had his barns painted
Gordon Truax has completed his term of
employment for William c. Royce and
returned to his home in Shelburne har-
hor
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BOLTON.

The Senior brothers of Warren came to
town Monday to buy sleds of the Coe
Brass company preparatory to engaging
in an extensive lumber industry near
their homes in Warren. Guy JONES' fore
man for II. O, Ward, will move to North
field in the near future. He has "A posi-
ton in the granite shops-Frank Spauld-
ing and family will move November / 10
the David Ring farm in Richmond
Madame Brush OF underhill is i'll at
the home of her son, C. S. Brush. Of Boil
ton.-Charles Kennedy of Duxbury, who
owned a large flock of sheep, has lost
the whole flock, having been killed by
bears
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FAIRFIELD.

Those from out of town who attended
Eunice Eaton's funeral were MIR. and
Mrs Donahue, Mr.. and Mrs Dan John
son of Essex Junction, Vashti Paine and
Miss Fanny Paine of Cambridge, Mr..
and Mrs. i. Smith of Bedford, p. O.,
Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Hall of Montgomery
and Mrs. G. j. Peterson Of East Berk-
shire.-The young people of the village
gave Miss Mary Sherwood a pleasant
surprise party at her home Thursday
night. Games, music and lunch passed
the evening pleasantly Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherwood and daughter will move No
vember to ST. Adams, where Mr.. Sher-
wood has purchased house, having sold
his farm to Hiram Paradce of this town.
e. F. Minard of this village will have
charge of the poor farm for the ensuing
year They will move there November
1.-Joseph Perry of this town was in
Sheldon Monday
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JERICHO CENTER.

MI and Mrs. H. e. TarboX are moving
into the house occupied by Mr. and Mrs
-Iohn TarboN.- Members of the family of
Names Barry have been seriously ILL.,
put are now recovering Mr. and Mrs
George IIuntrcSs and daughters, Hazel
fnd Freda, We're Weekend visitors at
+. D. Moulton' 81. d. Moulton went to
colchester Monday.-Thc Ladies' Social
Service club met with Miss Belle Havens
puesday.-HiEh school will not be in ses-
/ ION Thursday and FRIDAY on account Of
/ h" teachers convention at Montpelier
The Douglass Walker troupe of Yer
fennes VIII Civ" a variety entertainment
II the village hail Halloween, October
=, FOR the benefit of the public library
fhcrc will be songs and representations
|n several different dialects, violin and
lvhistHng solos and other things, and "A
Itto speaking on a practical subject.
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ST. .ALBANS.

Word has been received in this city OF
the death of Mrs. Grace (Oliver) Aamontl
at her home in Newberg Ore, October Is
Mrs. Aamoth. who was - years old, was
daughter of Charles A. Oliver of this
city and resided here and in Sheldon I'M
til 1907. when she went est.
George Britch of Sheldon, who was
found guilty Of adultery October 10 in
city court has been sentenced to serve
term of not less than three years and
six months at hard labor in State
prison at Windsor. Porter Odds, who
was arraigned on the charge of being
a habitual drunkard, has been sent to
the State hospital for the insane at Wa
tcrbury for a term of six months.
Amidie Lanam of Richford, who pleaded
guilty to resisting an officer has been
sentenced to serve term of not less
than five nor more than six months at
States prison. Aaron Britch OF Sheldon.
who was arraigncd on charge of lar
ceny of $50 and a check for IS from How
ard Jewett of Montgomery, was held for
appearance at the March term of Frank
lin county court.
The elevator being erected by the St.
Adams Grain company will be completed
about November 10. 1t will be 103 feet
high and have a handling capacity of
$1,000 bushels, 1000 bushels an hour The
work Is being pushed rapidly, there being
day and night shift. At night the
structure is illuminated with twenty $50
watt tungsten electric lights. The mater
ial used includes 1000 barrels of cement
1
of stone and three carloads of reinforced
steel The elevator, which will he in
readiness for use about December 10, is
located on Lower Weldon street, next to
the old elevator and grain sheds of the
company.
Mrs. b. Melvin Hopkins, who has been
I'll for over two months, has been taken
to the Sherwood sanitarium for treat
ment.
Miss Laura Eleanor Adams. daughter
of the late Nehemiah Adams OF this city
and Edward Raymond Percival. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. C. n. Percival of St. AL
bans Bay were married at the home of
the brides aunt. Mrs. Leon Arthur of
Keesevlle, n. y Tuesday afternoon at
five o'clock by the Rev, William Cullen
Taylor. About 20 guests We're present
and after the ceremony a wedding sup
per was served. Mr. and Mrs. Percival
left on the $3.50 o'clock train for New
York and sailed Tuesday for New
Smyrna, Fla. where they will spend the
winter. Among those who attended the
wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. c. y, Perci-
val and Miss Jessie l., ID. Percival, Miss
May Adams and Reed Buck, all of St,
Adams Bay.
The Congregational Church was the
scene of pretty wedding last even
ing at eight o'clock when Miss Edna
T, Elrod, daughter of William Perry
Elrod, and Harold l.. Conyers of Mon
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called to Holyokc to attend the funeral
or T. Huntley, a brother of Mrs. A. c.
berry.-Mrs. NJ. II. Fowler of Starksboro
IL the que Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Berry
w. C. Kirby has moved into rooms in
tne Gleason block.-Miss Eject of
Saranac Lake, n. y, is with her sister
Mrs. William Piche, at the home of Mr.
ana Mrs. $. Green.--Mr. and Mrs r
Maloney of Jericho are guests OF her
parents Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Henley
MISS Zoe Palmer of Castleton normal
school Is at the home of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs G. NJ. Palmer for Week.-Mrs.
smith, who has been guest of Mr. and
Mrs. c. F. Morgan for several days. has
returned to her home in Cambridge