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following guests from out of town were
present: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Bushnell
of Thompsonsville, Conn, Mr. and Mrs.
Ira w Norton of Rutland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Bushnell, Mr.. and Mrs. Coburn
PIERCE and Miss Lucy Belle PIERCE of
Hinesburg, Mr. and Mrs. Fred c. Smith
OF Addison, Mr. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Russell
Fred Peet and Mrs. +. B. Roberts OF
Shelburne. There were 70 guests present
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton were married In
Starksboro and have resided in this town
nearly all their married life Mrs Nor
ton WAS Della Bushnell. They we're pre-
sented with a purse of gold and silver
The condition OF Miss Lucy Lincoln is
very low, with little hopes of recovery
The annual meeting Of the Addison
County Poultry association was held
Monday evening. The reports showed n
successful year. The following officers
were elected: President, DR. II. l.. WILL
liamson vice-president. j. -. Aberncthv;
secretary, p. w. Estey; treasurer, X. G.
Martin; directors, II. f. Hatch. G. t.
Hanks, r. S. Smith; superintendent OF
hall. G. S. Farr.-There were % gold prizes
awarded to members of the Methodist
Sunday school Sunday for regular attend
ance the past year Nine of the number
have been regular for three yoars.--Mr
and Mrs. James Casey and daughter
Catherine, attended the funeral of Cyrus
Jarvis In Nergennes Frday.--Dorr A Ro-
leau of New Haven was In town Monday
to attend the post meetlng.-At regular
meeting of w. G. Dunton Post, G. A. r.,
Monday afternoon It was voted unanl-
mously to endorse Ex-Governor John A.
Mead for department commander. 1t was
also voted to discontinue the special
Ygs, The regular meetings will be
'ic second and fourth Monday aft
80 Peake was taken i'll with ap-
!, tits Monday night Tuesday
II .,g he went to the Mary Fletcher
j -n. a. whore he underwent an OPP
IN the afternoon. He IS re-
as CONFERENCE.-The F. r.
has so far recovered from his
I.:.s rs to go but of doors.-O. J.
uShman is able 20 sit up a part Of
the time.-NIiss Lucy Lincoln is fail
ing.--Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bushnell of
Hinesburg. who have been guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W Norton, have gone
to Thompsonville, Conn. to visit their
sons.-Mr. and Mrs Elmer Bennett
and children of New Haven were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Clark yoster-
10.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
HUNTINGTON.

Inc annual installation of the Of
flcers of Camp 30. So, Sons of Neter-
ans took place at their lodge rooms
on Wednesday. January %. The officers
were installed by Past Division Com
mandor G. j. Smith as follows: Com
mandor T., +. sherman; senior vice
commander II. \. Algcr. junior vice
commander, T.. II. Bennett camp
council, II. \. Alger, f. II. Bennett and
u. w. Smith; patriotic instructor G.
w smith chaplain, H. W. Gillette;
color bearer, w. W. SaIler; secretary
treasurer, g. j. Smith; musician {.
W. Lewis guide, J. j. Rodgers outer
guard. j. r. Sadlier; inner guard f.
T.. Rounds
MIS- Fanny Brewster Lewis, aSed "
years died at four O'Clock FRIDAY att
erh"'n from gastritis with which she haa
o'rh Ill two days The funeral was
hcId at one o'clock Monday afternoon
Mr. Lewis is survived by two daughters
Mrs' Annahelle Kenyon, wife OF POST
master $ Il. Kenyon, and Mrs ina
sprague, and by a son, Charles Le"is'
all Of this place.
Inc village school taught by Mrs 'Too'-
ga Pierce closed Friday The following
puplls wero perfect In Attendance; Jeh-
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SHOREHAM.

At the annual meeting OF the Woman
Missionary society Thursday the secre-
tary reported that $50 had been given to
the Vermont branch. the home depart
mcnt gifts, which includes collections to
w H. NJ. /. valuation on barrels sent
A NJ. A and bedding sent to I<urn Hat
tin amounting to $73 26.Thc officers for
the coming year are: President. Mrs
G. n. North; vice-presidcnts. Mrs. J. l..
Jones. Mrs. f. f. Townsend. secretary
and trea sure, Mrs. II. II. Burge.-Satur-
day all interested are requested to meet
at the Congregational Church at ten
O'Clock in order to clean. All ladies' hav-
ing vacuum cleaners are asked to bring
them and the gentlemen are asked to
help.-Dr. Lambert OF Middlebury Col
lege preached here Sunday. The Rev. q.
Evans of Bridport Is expected to preach
next Sunday.-Mrs. Nancy Pond Cook,
who died last Thursday, passed her S7th
birthday on July o. Three children sur
vive; a daughter. Mrs. Ralph Brown, and
two sons, INLAND p. and James. Mrs
Cook died where she was born. and. with
the exception Of two years always lived
there. The funeral was held Saturday.
The Rev. G. F. Fortier of Rutland read
prayers. Burial was In East Shoreham
cemetery Edward Stokes, who Is ill., is
more CONFERENCE.-The Catlin is seri-
cusly ill.-Mrs r II, Preble entertained
the Moravian club Tuesday afternoon.
Papers were read by Mrs. II. II. Burge on
Religious and Educational Interests of
s. A." and The Guianias' by Mrs. -.
II. Woodbury.. Peter Papincau and Mrs.
Nellie Todriif were married at st. Gene
We've Church Tuesday morning by the
Rev. Father Archambault Ida and
simon Lavalley attended them
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justine Fountaine Of Versnire, Cant
ada who is 81 years old, her husband
three daughters and two sons. 71rs|
Frank Peppin, Miss Anna Guillette|
Miss Rose Guillette, Noel Guillette and
Elphege Guillette, all of this vlllageI
She also leaves brother. Gasna
Fountaine, six sisters Mrs JosenI
Gladdue, Mrs Louis Robillard. Nrrs
Flavien Dupont. Mrs. Gustave Man
seau. Mrs. Frank Borluas and MRS.
Philias Phaneuf, all Of Canada. Ind
funeral was held at st Francis
Xaxier Church Monday morning.
f. 4. Hill, brother Of DR.. 4. s e.
Hill. was taken from the Mary Fletch-
er hospital SATURDAY to tho homo OF
the doctor Mr. Hnl was operatod
upon at the hospital seven weeks ago
and has recovered Sufficiently to AL
low his removal
The Chafnplain Trust company has haC
installed at it's door an iron gate which
will he locked every day at the close o
the days business This was made nee
assary owing to the many Young mer
that congregate IN the doorway Tn.
gate was made and set in place BY the
Stevens Machine company.
Mrs. Adolph Richard died ar 80 o'cIocr
yesterday afternoon at her homo at the
head of Leclair street on Lookout Park
She suffered paralytlc shock Sunday
morning and had been unconscious until
Tuesday when she was able to speak a
few words. Mrs Richard was born in
Canada IS years ago and came to this
village Is years ago. She IS survived BY
her husband. five sons Eugene. Omer
George, Arthur and Ovilla. and one
daughter. Miss Regina Richard, all OF
this place. She also leaves two sisters
Mrs. Uzeb Metoure of this place and one
in Canada, and n brother who also re-
sides in Canada. The funeral arrange
ments We're not completed last evening.
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MONKTON RIDGE.

The Young Peoples Auxiliary club
meets Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs
Charles Hoag.-Mr. and Mrs. L. w.
Meader were called Thursday to Buring-
ton by the death of relative.-Mrs Eliza
Brown returned Saturday from Buring-
ton.-lidward Douglass is moving his
goods TO the farm he recently purchased
Miss Della Skiff returned Thursday from
Essex Junction.-Mrs. George Burritt Is
in poor health.-Mrs. Phoebe Miles Is Ill
William Wilcox is confined to the house
with measles.
Friends quarterly meeting will be held
here Saturday and Sunday. February SO.
Saturday at 1890 a. m, meeting Of minis
try and oversight; II 700 a. m. meeting for
worship. followed by business session:
80 p m. missionary address. Richard Il.
Newly; Sunday. HOO a. m, meeting for
worship; 1870 p. m. Bible school. 7:3O p.
m. cvansclistic service. Special meetings
will be held every night for one week be-
81.
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BRISTOL.

Miss f. A. Dumas has sold her insur-
ance and mileage business to g. A. Hanks
Miss Dumas viii remain in the office
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Smalley
MIR and Mrs. Il. j. Brady and f. S.
Matnewson are at home from Montreal
C. s. Paige Of Boston and w. T.. Fer
guson OF Burlington We're in town Satur-
day,-Miss Lucy Lincoln is very low with
heart trouble,
The Outlook club will meet with Mrs.
w. w. Wilson January 3l.-Representative
I. G. Varney was at home from Mont
pelier over Sunday. George Corkins, who
IL in the Mary Fletcher hospital. is re-
ported as progressing towards recovery. -
The Green Mountain club will meet with
Mrs, H. s, Dunshee and Mrs. c. NJ.
Hanks at the home of the latter January
V29.-Mrs. Shackets pupils will give a
plano recital at the high school room for
the benefit Of the senior class February
2l.-Mrs, Jimm6 has been called to jones'
Vile by the illness of her mother, Mrs,
Laurle,-Mrs. G, L. Hasseltine and child
Of Montpelier are visiting Judge and Mrs,
f. \. asseltine.--Mrs. Joseph Streetor
Of Berlin, N. H., Is n guest OF her mother,
Mrs Mary Scarborough, and other rela-
tives-Mr, and Mrs. Moses Fisher of
Essex Junction were ver-Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs, Franz Greenough
Mr.. and Mrs Charles w. Norton cele-
brated their golden wedding Monday. The
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WINOOSKI.

George Hatch and Miss Anna Bar
ras. daughter of Mrs. Ellen Barras of
East Allen street. were married at
$3.50 Friday afternoon at st. Fran
els Xavier Church by the Rev J. +.
Audet Alphonse Dubuc and j. L.
Stanley attended the couple. Mr.. and
Mrs Hatch fooled their many friends
by being married Friday as IL
was expected that the wedding was to
tako place Saturday Mr.. Hatch
is assistant electrician at the Amori-
can wooden mills, The bridal pair
went Friday night to the home of thu
groom in Lawrence, Mass. On their
return from their honeymoon they
Will make their home on East Allen
street
Mrs, AleXandrlne Fountaine. wife
of Phillip Guillette. died at two o'clock
Friday afternoon at her home. "a
West Spring street, after an illness of
nine years duration. having been
confined to hor bed since two weeks
before Christmas, Mrs. Guillette was
born In Canada 81 years ago and came
to this village about eight years ago.
Hhe Is survived by her mother. Mira
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Mrs Edward Higgins has returned to
her home in Middlebury.-F. c. Slater's
one hand was badly cut last Saturday
while he was operating a band saw.-M!ss
Anna Therein has returned from a visit
in Canada The condition of Mrs Abra-
ham NARROW, who has been seriously III
with pneumonia, is thought to be i'm
proved.-Mr. and Mrs. william Smith
were in Burlington Tuesday -Martin
MARROW OF Worcester Mass Is visiting
here-The auditors will meet February
3 TO audit the accounts of the several
town officers preparatory to the printing
of the annual report.-There viii be an
entertainment at st. Thomas's hall Sat
urday evening, when the "Drunkard's
warning" IA three act drama, will be
presented by local talent.--The children of
Arthur Pollard have all been i'll with
tonsilitis.-Senator E. w. Henry returned
to Montpelier Monday.
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LINCOLN.

Garfield Grant and family are visiting
her sister Mrs Howard Brooks Mr..
and Mrs. Rinaldo Whittier are In town
from Hancock. Clarified Grant Of Wey-
bridge has bought the Willard Estey farm
OF w. f. Butterield-O II. Coburn is in
town for few days.--The young son of
Mr.. and Mrs w. Il. Pierce is ill.-James
Moody is very low.-Mrs. Frank Moody
has the measles.-G. d. Draper has finish
ed work for the L. L. company and Is to
work for Nelson Murray of West Lin
coln.-The funeral of Mrs ). NJ. Colby
took place Monday at two O'Clock at the
Methodist Church. The Rev. Il. Il. Stone
officiated, Those from out Of town were
Mr., and Mrs George Colby and Luther
Colby OF Warren. Mr.. and Mrs. w. y.
Cove, Mr.. and Mrs. l., C. Balm, Mrs
Dennis Meader, Mrs Amanda Bush, Mrs
Daniel Palmer. Mrs. Evander Bristol.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page ~

Eabor, G. H. Fora, G. r. Young and
,saac Miller, Burial was in the Catholic
cemetery. Among those from away were
Mrs. Harry Bliss Of Providence, r. l.,
Mrs. Adalord Gerouard of Central Falls,
t. l., Mr. and Mrs. James Carey and
daughter, Miss Catherine, OF Bristol
Miss Myrtle Floyd is Ill with pneumonia.
Miss NJ. f. Bresnehan spent the week
,nd with her parents in Proctor The
condition Of Mrs Julia Smith Allen Is
slightly improved-M. Cronin Of Orwell is
the guest OF Mr., and Mrs Robert Hud-
son.--Jacob Clark died Friday evening at
his home in Ferrisburg from the effects
of a paralytic shock, aged rs years He
is survived by his wife, two daughters
Mrs William Jewell of Ferrisburg and
Mrs Russell Jewell OF bennington. The
funeral was held at the home Sunday
lftornoon. the Rev s. S. Cobb officiating
j. c. Hayes has resigned his position
as eXpressman, the resignation to take
effect February ii. T., BARLEY, who
has carried on the business OF custom
tailoring In tho Gaines block on Main
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ORWELL.

james Barc!om, who has been with w.
a. jennings for two years has moved to
West Chazy, y. Y.-Fraucis Conway and
Miss Mary Wolcott were married at
St Paurs Church Wednesday morning.
The ninth annual bail of the Orwell
Camp NJ W. \. VIII bee held in the town
han 2nu1rT %L-Hcury Supcrrant is in
poor health. He is % years old.-W B.
Dewitt has been ~ home from Rutland
for few days.--John y YAH returned
from Boston Tuesday accompanied by his
mothor.--The Tortnlghty club met with
Mrs Wilcox Tuesday. Mrs Vail Mrs.
Rowe, Mrs. Bodfcsh, Mrs. Thomas and
Miss Brown had parts in the exercises.
st Pauls Court, G. O. r.. held It's an
nual ball Friday evening. when 90 couples
were personalities Maud Casey has
closed her school In the village and is at
home at StarkSbOrO
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SOUTH sTARKsBoRO.

George Hallock has returned from Shir-
ley and Greenfield, Mass, and Brooklyn
n. Y.-AIiss Stella Hammer went to Proc
tor Saturday to take a nurses training
course at the hospital,--Nlrs. FRANK OrVis
is in poor health.---Mrs. jason Havilh Is
better.-Mrs. phebe Wright VINO Is In
her 95th year, is recovering from hard
cold.-Eastman Arnold went TO the mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Follansbee We're
guests Of their daughter, Mrs. Roy Hurl-
burt, and family Of Monkton SATURDAY
and Sunday.-Mrs. Joseph Brown went
to the Mary Fletcher hospital Tuesday
for an operation. She has been In poor
health Il long time-ATrs Ell Stokes and
children are i'll with whoopng cough. -
Misses Sarah Orvis and Fannie Wright
OF Bristol were guests sunday Of Mr..
and Mrs Frank Orvls.--Joseph Sargent
Will lead the Christian Endcavor meeting
Sunday evening at the jerusalem school
house.
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FERRISBURG.

Jacob Clark. the veteran mail carrier
OF Ferrishurg. died at his home Friday
from complications Of grip and paralytic
shock. Hc had carried mail for over %
years.-Mrs F. a. Cushman is seriously
ll-Mrs. w. : Porter Is much improved
from pneumonia-Pos Cushman,
who has been confined to the house for
two weeks with the grin and tonslitis. is
able to he out.-The e. L. Martin farm
has been purchased by j. J. Quinlan and
slst"r.-Thomas Eagan has sold his farm
in the eastern part Of tn, town to Albert
herrill-The Sheffield plant which was
recently destroyed by fire IS being re-
built-Mr and Mrs. Frank Quinlan. who
have boon ID WITH grin. arc imnrnYlng.
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JERICHO.

Mrs. T.. II. Mann Is spending a few
weeks IN Philadelphia with Mrs, l.. S.
liadey and daughter. Mrs Mann plans
to spend most OF the winter in the vcin-
ity of New York, with her daughters,
Mrs. a. L. Chase and Miss Harriet f.
Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert McNall of Colches-
ter, who have been in town. have re-
turned to their home.-Martha and Louis
Morrow of Essex have been VISITING their
sister, Miss Ira Morrow. at the home of
ii. Y. Chase.-Mrs. Fred w Wentworth
has returned to Paterson. ~ j., after hes,
ing called here by the illness and death
Of her mother. Mrs W. r. Macomber-
Miss Sadie Foster entertained the Mission
band at her home Saturday afternoon
The Misses Florence Buxton and Bessie
Percival We're at their homes over Sun
day from Essex Junction. James Nc
Laughlin has returned from visit with
his brother In Barre.--Mrs. Kate Stein
hour Of Montpelier has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Bisonnette,
before going to Springfield, Mass, where
she will spend some time.-Harry Parker
Of Ellenburg n. Y, is visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs a. A. Parker-John
McCarty of Barre is clerking for H. f.
Chase,-Rolla w. Brown was at home
from Burlington over Sunday-Isaao
Chase who has been visiting his son, H.
7. Chase, has returned TO St. Adams
The masquerade entertainment given by
the ladies OF the Methodist and Congrega-
tional societies Friday evening was sue
cessful, over 81 being realzed.-Park II.
Brown OF Underhill was a guest OF his
brothers and sister Sunday.
w. r. Curtis was pleasantly sur
prised Tuesday evening when the
Phllathea class of the Baptist Church.
or which he is a deacon and a former
teacher, called to congratulate him
upon his 6Sth birthday. Vocal and in
strumental music was enjoyed Mrs
stephen curtis presided at the punch
bowl and Mrs, Max Buzzell served
Inc Lottie Ufford Mission Circle OF
the BAPTIST Church met with sadie
roster saturday. The mission study
was from "China's New Day"
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UNDERHILL.

Mrs. Charlotte Uetty) Prior died Fri
day at her home. She had been an In
valid and practically helpless for some
Time. She was in her 72nd year and had
spent her entire life in this place. She Is
survived by a husband, Charles Prior,
two children, George Of Norwich. n. H.,
and Mrs. George Buzzcll OF this place.
The funeral was held at the home Sun
G. H. Sturges oflcated-Mrs. c. w.
Graves. who has been with her sister,
Miss Minnie Shane OF Burlington, re-
turned Friday.-The Dramatic club has
taken up the play which was dropped sew
eral weeks ago on account Of the absence
of some of the members.--John Cush-
ing is working for George II. Benedict
during his absence in Burlington.-Mrs
W. II. Gaines and Mrs. Ralph Aver have
been with Mrs. Jay Haines OF Johnson
Mrs. Thomas Ross of Cambridge visited
her son, Harlie Ross. Saturday
George Fl. Prior and son, Howard OF
Norwich, y. H., were in town Sunday
to attend the funeral Of the formers
mother, Mrs. Charles Prior.-Miss Alice
Aver, who has been III. has returned to
her school There was a social party
and dance at the G. a. r. hall Tuesday
night-rhe Ladies' Social union of the
Congregational Church will give an apple
social a the church parlors Friday even
ing.-Nrs. Florence Mead entertained her
Sunday school class at her home Satur-
day afternoon.-Earl Bullock has returned
to Jericho Ccnter.-Mr and Mrs James
O'Neil returned from Jeffersonville Sat
urday.-Mrs. Gle and Miss Alice Gile
We're in burlington Monday
Miss May Willard, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. l.. c. Gibbon the past few
days. returned to Burlington Wednesday.
Miss Lottie Irish has taken first honors
in shorthand in a class of 60 at Albany
business college.-George Farrell expects
to purchase the house where he now lives
and which Is owned BY l.. II. Pendleton
Mrs. j. s. Scrihner is visiting in VOL
cott.-The Mayhower club. accompanied
by their teacher. Mrs. Carl Mead. was
entertained at the home OF the Misses
Ina and Lena Irish Saturday afternoon
Frank Jackson has sold part of his
home farm, "a acres, to George Drink
water and 81 acres to G. y. Styles
Park Brown was in Jericho Sunday--G
II. Benedict and c. L. Aver were at home
over Sunday.-Mr. Carpenter of Essex
Junction was in town Monday and Tues
day.-Mrs Martha Church was a Bur
lington visitor Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs
John Lessor OF Burlington were in town
for Mrs. Prors funeral Sunday.--The
next party for the Mayilower club will
he given two weeks from last Saturday
at Miss Helen I.incoln's-Mrs. Bert
Blodgett was in BURLINGTON Monday
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HARDWICK.

Alba RispoH. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Waldo Rispol died January g. aged 81
days.-Mrs. Eliza Fairman is visiting in
ST. JohnSbury. the annual meeting
of the auxiliary of the woman's Auxiliary
to the John $. Holden memorial hospital
the following officers We're elected; Pres
ident, Mrs Frank T. Downcr; vlcc-presi-
dent, c. S Cobb; secretary and treasurer,
Mrs. G. r, Pierce The auxiliary has en-
joyed a prosperous year and has $3.50 in
the treasury.-Joseph Murphy has sold
his express business to James AdGers
and will enter employment Of Woodbury.
Granite company
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

John Goodenough OF Montpelier is VISIT
ing at James Phillips's. Mr. and Mrs. y
Partcher and niece of St. George visited
her sister Mrs. R. T. Gorton, over sun
day. G. Carpenter visited his sister,
Mrs Melissa Kent, in Bristol Saturday
and Sunday.-About 20 gathered at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. V r. Sargent SAT-
urday and enjoyed a pleasant evening.
Refreshments We're served.--The youns
people will present "Eulal.a." a fairy
Cperetta, Tuesday evening. Tho proceeds
will go to reDair the church
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mrs. w. w. Ndrich went Mouday %
the Mary Fletcher hospital for an opera
tion.-Mr and Mrs. d. n. Butler are in
Franklin for two weeks. Mrs Spear oe
Swanton Is visiting her daughter Mrs.
f. r. Slocum.-Archie Caswell Is az tho
Childrens Home. where he has employ
nent,-W. c. Livermore OF Charlotte
stopped over Tuesday night mt the homo
Of Alison Rollins
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BRIDPORT.

W. L. Wheeler was given surprise
party Saturday evening the day being
his birthday.-The Sunshine Circle will
meet with Mrs. W. A. Dukett February
6 and hold sale at Masonic hall Feb
ruary lS and 4.--I.evi Ptdgcon and son
have returned from Burlington. Mrs.
Alanson Petty. Mrs, Witty, Mrs. Pal
mer and son, Herbert, Mrs, Guy Wolcott,
O. s. Gibbs and D. c. Barbour have been
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JERICHO CENTER.

At the geographical social held at Msi
Emma Bicknolrs, there was n large at
tendance. Friday af ernoon the high
school had it's first rhetoricals The fol-
lowing spoke, Raymond Bicknell. Robert
Casey, Paul Casey, Miss la Brigham,
George Casey, Harry Hoskins, Miss Nil.
bred Chaplin and Elmer Bicknell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Lyon entertained a number
Of their friends Friday evening Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Scribner and daughter, Mss
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ADDISON.

The grange are to give the drama, Our
Kittie," at the town hall Friday even
ing.-The friends and neighbors of Joseph
Tatro met at their home Saturday even
ing and gave them Il surprise party. They
are soon to leave town.-Mrs. Thomas is
not as well,-Bert Crane is seriously III
with the measles. Miss Lelah Southland
who has been In the West for several
years. Is now the guest of her parents.
Mr., and Mrs. e. r. Southland.
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LEICESTER.

Mss EXcellenzh Morte went to Rut-
land Saturday, where she has been en-
gagged to teach for the next 20 weeks
Mrs George Lennert, who has been serl-
ously ill., is convalescent.-Nlrs. Alice
Fiske has recovered from her recent III
ness.-Miss Laura johnson closed her
school in Goshen Friday ana returned
home