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VERGENNES.

Ms. Katherine Allen, widow of Orrin
Allen, died Thursday afternoon Novem-
Der at the home of Mr., and Mrs. De-
witt Parker of Waltham after lingor-
ing illness Of about five Years She is sur
vived by two sons, l.. O. Allen Of Mid
dlebury, Bert Allen Of New Haven, two
daughters Mrs. Dewitt Parker Of Walth-
am and Mrs. G. h. Kendall of ShOreham.
The funeral was held at the house Satur-
day morning al ten o'clock
A fire broke out Saturday afternoon in
the new house Of Contractor c. l.. lie
Beouf, but was put out with but slight
damage. The fire caught from the Chin
ney. The building is fully nsured.-Mr
and Mrs. c. +. NJ. Caisse, Mrs. Maglina
Miner and Mrs. Esther Rondo Of Port
Henry, y. Y who have been visit
ing Mrs Caisse, have gone to her
vile, Can, to visit relatives.-Thomas n.
Snyder has finished work in the store OF
l.. +. Avery & Son and Is now employed
in the store Of Joseph Scranton.--The Rev.
w f. Williamson, W. II. Taft and Ray
Meullier left Monday for Rpton on
Fl deer hunt.-W. II. Patterson harvested
from 81. acres 2731s bushels of barley,
The Nergennes town football team went
Saturday to Bristol TO play the town
team there, defeating the Bristol team.
10 to o.-Judson f. Day and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Russell have gone to
Bradentown, Fla. to spend the winter.
The condition OF Mrs. Harry Blood, who
| is at the Fanny Allen hospital, where
she underwent an operation on one foot
Is improved-Mrs. f.. A. Lee spent the
nv z,,I .l.l
1orle Lee, at Middlehury. -Dr and Mrs
j. b. Powers have returned from a visit
to Boston and with occupy the Willard
house on School street.-Miss Ruth
Wright, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G
Wright, was given surprise party Sat
urday afternoon by schoolgirl friends ir
honor Of the anniversary of her eighth
birthday Refreshments were served, -
Mrs Henry T, Booth Is at the Spar
hawk sanitarium in Burlington for treat
meht Tor injuries received in stepping
into cold air register.
The condition of Mrs. Oliver Gar
row Is improving Mrs. Joseph Daig
neault has returned from a visit t.
h'r son In Worcester, Mass.-Miss Ma!
McI hilomT, teacher in the high school
lS Il-Miss Mary Bresnahan spent sun
I'' '' Proctor with her uarcnts--In IN
wholesale market Monday eggs sold 70
Dol ."i'S 'rr dozen and butter 50 cent
per pound-Mr and Mrs, l.ucius NJ
Avery have returned from their wedding
trip to Worcester and Boston-Mrs, T
g. Mddlebrook and daughter Miss Edit
Niddlebrook, have returned from "A visi
10 their son ana brother, Walter Middle
/, brook, of NOrthfield
The name of s. T. Gaines representa-
uVe-elect from Panton, was erroneousl
printed as James in these notes the othe
day.
judge Frank J.. Fish, who has bee
= spending few days with his family, Ia
gone to Guildhal to preside over the No
Vember term Of Essex county COURT
p y, Riley of Burlington visited friends Il
town Monday. Attorney Milward c. Tai
: OF Columbus, Ohio is visiting his parents
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An error was made in the votes Of
Mr. Tracey, candidate for assistant
Judge in Tuesdays election. lie re-
ceived 1S6 votes, instead of 66. The
error was a clerical one and was made
in carrying the number from one or
the tally sheets to the final one.
Samuel +, Hull. II years old, died
Friday at the home of his sister
in-law, Mrs s. II. Weston" following
an Illness of about a week with pneu-
monia. Mr.. Hull Is survived by his
wife and three daughters, Mrs. John
NJ. Gill of Methuen. Mass, Mrs. Frank
T. Meigs of Burlington and Mrs. II. NJ.
Wynan of Gardner. Mass. He was a
jealous and faithful member of the
Methodist Episcopal Church of Bur
lngton. The funeral was held at
2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. S. II. Weston. with in
terment in Green Mount cemetery,
Joseph Damarais died at waterbury
Thursday and the remains were
brought to the undertaking rooms of
a. y. Lavigne Friday. Mr.. Dema-
rails was u years old and was the son
of MIR. and Mrs. Antoine Demarais of
.
his father and mother and one broth
or and one sister. The funreal was
held at St Franci Xavier Church
at two O'Clock Saturday afternoon.
| Thomas Mongcon, Jr., was badly in
iurcd about the body Monday when his
horse became frightened and ran away.
Mr. Mongeon was going down West
lane. when the shaft broke and dropped
to the horses leg. The young man tried
to hold the horse, which became unman-
ageable, tipping the wagon over onto
Mr. Mongeon. Freed from the wagon
the horse speeded on. Mr.. Mongeon was
picked up and brought to his home
The first deer to hc brought into th'
village was at Shanlev's pharmacy last
| evening. Clark Sharpley Of Essex juno
ton shot the animal near Jeffersonvtll'
Yesterday morning. It weighed about 35
!
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WILLISTON.

There was large attendance at the
birthday social given Friday evening at
the Methodist Church under the direc-
ton of Miss Flora Clark, $40 being real
lied Twelve decorated booths represent
ed the months of the year. The first prize
was awarded Mrs. A. L. Bingham, chair
man of the June booth committee; sec
ond prize. Miss Sylvia Warren, Novem-
Der; honorable mention, Miss Greeley,
July. y program consisting OF songs,
Rotations and readings illustrating the
different months completed the evening g
entertainment.
The funeral of Mrs. Caroline Osborne
was held at the home of her son, Jesse.
Sunday afternoon, the Rev. c. ~ Curtis
officiating. Interment was in the East
ccmetery.-M Dora Warner. who has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Henry
Hart, returned to Burlington Wednesday.
Wallace Chapman's big barn and silo
with contents. was burned TO the ground
Tuesday morning. All Of the cows except
one were saved. II is not known how the
fire caught. The insurance is small.-Mr.
and Mrs Homer Prior were guests of
their aunt, Mrs. Henry Barnes. in Essex
Junction Monday.-Patrick Sullivan has
taken the Nichols farm for a year and
moved his family there. Amos Cockel
has moved into the Clark house vacated
by Mr.. sullivan. and Arthur Casey has
moved to Mrs. Cranes tenement
rooms vacated by Mr.. Cockel.-The birth
day social given by the Ladies' Aid was
great success, netting s4o-The rum
mage and food sale arranged by the
Kings Daughters Circle Will be held in
Woodmen's hall to-day from 900 a. m. tc
900 p m.-The Ladies' Aid will meet al
Mrs. Horatio Cranes Wednesday, No
Vember 49, to work for the sale
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

Gertrude Connolly have retained from
Franklin, whore they We're called by the
Heath Of Mrs. Peter Morey.-Ex Gov.
stewart has gruD go Detroit, Mich, to visit
ais daughter, Mrs. Charles Swift.--LeW
Wsspu a patient at the Pittsford sana~
forum, who Las been in town for few
days 20 visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs
EDISON Wlssel, has returned to that insti-
'tion Mr. and Mrs. George LaRock and
drcu have gone 10 brandon for a few
George Gibson who mad been i'll for some
'.... al his home in the East Middlebury
road. died Saturday afternoon az the age
If IS years with a complication of dis
,ases. lie il survived 10y a wife and two
daughters. Miss BESSIE Gipson and Miss
Mcrtic Glpsou, who lived with their par
ents, and two sons, John Gipson Of Lo-
pausport Ind who has been with him for
several weeks caring for him and Bert
Gibson of Decatur I'M. The funeral serv-
ICES we're held at his late home Tuesday
afternoon at two o'clock. The Rev. John
f. Bold, rector of St stephens Episcopal
Church Offciatcd and the burial was
In the l'oote street cemetery. Mr., Clip
son was ~ member of ST. Stephens Episco-
pal Church, Hc was also connected in tn
ua-hlo business for number Of years -
Monday, market day, eggs brought from
IS 10 80 and butter Is to 81 cents.
Miss Mimi, Borah has returned from
Rutland, where she has been visitini
relatives and fricnds.-Prof a. +. Lam
bert aud family are moving from the
Professor Fertig place on South stree
80 the W H. Thomas house on Soutf
Pleasant street-Mr. and Mrs. Theron l.
Wcrkos Of Brooklyn, ~ " are in towr
for a two weeks visit-C, n. Hayden
who for sometime has been connected
with the railroad station in Middlebury
Is going to Proctor to take charge o
the railroad station i'm that place.-Henr!
Morse returned to Rutland Tuesday ate
n weeks visit with his aunt, Mrs. l.. ~
Morrison.-Owen J. Markham and tw
children of OsWego, n. Y, arrived Tues
day to spend a few weeks.-Prof Ray
mond Mcfarland will deliver an address
TODAY at tho second annual confer
encc Of the Vermont branch Of the Ma
,onal Congress of Mothers and Parent
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Williams's mill, is able to be out-Charles
Percival is In Underhill, having charge Of
the depot there during the illness OF c.
&C.. Abbott. BERTHE Mattress has charge
Of the depot here. --Tsaac Chase Of st. AL
bans Is visiting his son, II. T. Chase
Mrs. Lucia Cook Is In Boston to visit
relatives for ten days.--The ladies' quar-
tet Of the Conservatory of Music OF
Ithaca, n. y, will give an entertainment
at the Baptist Church this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette Wilbur leff
Tuesday for Portland, Ore. whore they
will spend the winter with their son.
Ralph w. Wilbur. Before returning r.
Vermont they will visit their son. tn,
Roy Y M Milhnr at Rerkelev chi
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russell sunday. Her sister, Miss Daisy
Russell returned home with her to re-
man Few days,-Bert Lawrence ana
FAMILY left Saturday for their new home
III Fltchburg Mass Robert Cox, who has
been visiting relatives In town the past
week, returned Saturday to Providence
H. THE Womans Foreign Missionary
Auxiliary Will meet with Mrs. Charles
tioag Wednesday afternoon, November
H. Anyone Interested i'm the work is in
Vlted to ATTENDANTS. j. \. McCarty If
burlington is visiting her parents, Mr.
ana Mrs. John Agan.-Mrs. Lester Dean
VIII go to-day to visit relatives In Troy
n. H. and Lynn, Mass. NJ. Alger has
recovered from his recent illncss.-Guy
Thayer Of Essex Junction is a guest 81
Mr.. and Mrs H. c. COX
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ADDISON.

Elizabeth King of Brandon has been
spending some time with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Kiug.-Mrs. Doten of
burlington has been the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Palmer and other friends
here in town.-Mrs w. s. Boardman has
returned home, having spent some time
with her parents in Wardsboro.--J. Il.
Day has gone to Rladentown, Fla. for
the winter He has spent several winter 5
in the South.-Mrs. s. T.. Smith en-
tertained the Ladies' Aid society at her
home ON Wednesday.-Miss Nesta Put
man will entertain the G. r. g. at her
home Friday cvennG.-Miss Cora Mitch
ell Of st. Adams is the guest Of Mrs. \.
r. CIarl,
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JERICHO.

Mrs. II. T. chase who is in poor health
and who has been stopping with Mrs
George Bixpy of ESSEX Center for a few
days returned home Saturday.-Mrs. Ar
thur Packard is very low.-Miss Marion
McGinns has gone to Waterbury, where
she has a postion.-Mrs, Rufus Cunning
ham of Burlington is spending a few
DAYS with her sister Mrs. William AL
mon.-Miss sadie Packard has returned
after spending few DAYS with her
grandmother, Mrs Blood, of ESSEX Gem
tcr-Willam Almon, who has been ~.
is better, Miss Mary Wright is at tho
home Of Lorenzo Rice for few weeks.
Fred Foster. who Was badly hurt In
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Clark Sharpley was one of the lucky
deer hunters YESTERDAY lie shot a 81
pound buck at Snipe island in Jericho.
Gov.-elect Charles w. Gates was regis
tered at Lincoln Inn yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Pierce and daughter. Mary
OF Shelburne Farms are spending few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith
Mr. and Mrs. T.. O. Mad and Harry
Russell of Hinesburg visited at T. W
Posts yesterday. Mrs. r. W Russell
mother of Mrs. Mead and Mr. Russell
was operated upon at the Fanny Alci
hospital yesterday.
Frank Yandow Of Milton started from
this place yesterday for California, whur
he will spend the winter with y.
brother, Fred, in La Jolla and his sister
Mrs. Patrick Carly, of Los Angeles.
Miss Hattie Macrac Of Colchester i
visiting DR. and MIS-. G. VI. Fcrrin
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NORTH FERRISBTRG.

The regular meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
society was held at the homo Of Mrs.
T.. \. Preston Wednesday afternoon
Miss Florence Thompson has returned
10 her home in Shelburno after visiting
mt the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. FL
liot.-Saturdav evening at the Grange
meeting "Ncighbor's night" was OBJ
served with Florona Grange Of Monkton.
About p visiting members We're present
and furnished an enjoyable program.
District Deputy Morgan Of Essex juno
ton was also present and gave helpful
talk. At the close of the meeting a BAN
quot was served by Mt. Phio Grange.
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CORNWALL.

Mrs. Mary Hinsdale Grandey, wife of
the late Jenas A. Curtis, died at the
home of her son, William II. Curtis.
Friday at the advanced age of 50
years and 10 months Mr.. ard Mrs
curtis left their homo IN Ferrisburg In
1863, moving to Michigan. After the
death Of Mr. Curtis in 1889 Mrs. Curtis
lived with her daughter Mrs W. Il
Schenck. at Chelsea. Mich. until 1909,
when she returned to Vermont and had
gince lived with her son. William. and
his wife. She lenves also two daughters.
Mrs. William TcnBroek of Panton and
Mrs. Schenck of Chelfea. Mlcn.; also
sister. Mrs. Harriet L. Stage OF Pan
ton; and two brothers. william Grandey
of Bridport and Charles H Grandev Of
Middlebury. Her funeral was held
Sunday at 300 p, m. at the home of her
son, w. II. Curtis. and the body was
taken to Michigan for burial by the
side her late husband. Her son accom-
panied the body
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SHELBURNE.

Reprcsontative-elect g. G.. Marsett anc
Mrs Marsett gave reception FRIDAY
evening at Woodmans hall. which was
largely attended, over go people being
present. An oyster supper was served,
followed by music and dancing. Among
those present from out Of town were r
H. Converse Of Charlotte. Mr.. and Mrs
~. f. Goodseu and Mr. and Mrs C. T..
Goods"u If Fairfax and Mr.. and Mrs
r.. G.. Parker Of Ferrisburg. -Mr. and
Mrs George Collamer Of Barre are guests
Of his parents Mr. and Mrs j. J. Cola
mer-The Shelburne Improvement League
was pleased TO hear the sidewalk COM
mittee report az Friday evenings meet.
Ing tn" completion Of 67j feet Of new
sidewalk with very little If any in
I deat"dnoss.-The Will be a regular
monthly meeting Of the Ever-Ready Cir
Gle of the Kings Daughters to-day Al
the HON" of Mrs Fred Bacon at the
Falls at zoo ~. nj ]. Collamer is hav.
ing his house wired for electricity
! Tho ladies of the Methodist Church
! will serve rhioken-pie sumner at the
church from five to six o'clock
this afternoon-C. L. Page has sold
his farm on the main road to Claude
, Thomnson.-The regular weekly PRAYER
meeting will he held at tho home of n.
! c. Smith on Friday night-The Missez
| Champagne and William Griffin II Bur
lington were Sunday guests of Mr. and
| Mrs George Miller Miss Mary St
| Pierre has returned to her home in Bur.
! linEtou after spending the Weekend with
/ Miss Frances Miller.-The condition Of
( Mrs. Ambrose Ash. who has been i'll for
, several days, remains UNCHANGED f.
Bacon Of Burlington spent sunday wit
4 his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bacon
! Irving Fredetta spent Sunday in Burlinu %
ton-Mrs ". r Wetmore spent tho
Weekend with friends In burlington -
Alfred r. Russell Of Wlliston was fri
town Sundav.-NIss Frances Miller
visiting her sister. Mrs. f l.. Congo. In
Barre, and before her return will visit
another sister Mrs. w. ]. Barney. in
Lisbon. y IT,
Tho chcken-pie supper to he held in
the Methodist Church parlors this
evening will be served from $50 to 500
o'clock.
james Gardner Carnegie and Miss MARY
CrichtOn We're married by the Rev.
George r. Brush at Clifton" Shelburna
point. on Tuesday morning The brides
: maid was Miss Lena Mason and the
groom was accompanied by Alexander
lGrahtm as hest man. Messrs. W. \. Dod-
we'll and Richard Collishaw were ushers
The bride was given in marriage by Clar-
.eucc MORGAN \ small reception folowe'
the ceremony and breakfast was serve.
by Miss Lucinda smith The cake wa
cut by the bride. The house VAS decorate
with yellow and white chrysanthemums
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Teachers associations There will be a
large delegation from Middlebury at the
conference at Burlington. Richard Ferlcy
of Syracuse, n. Y, is In town ana ex-
poets to remain through the winter
Mrs. w. J. white of Main street, who
has been confined by illness for three
weeks Is able to he about again.-Mr.
and Mrs. l. NJ. Taylor have gone to
Philadelphia, Pa, whore Mrs Taylor Will
be a delegate from the Vermont branch
at the annual meeting of the womens
board of missions held there November
II to 10. Mr.. Taylor will visit his daugh-
ter-n-aw, Mrs. -. q. Taylor, at River
ton, n. Miss Abbey James who has
spent a few weeks in town, has gone to
Mechanicsville, n. Y, where she will re-
main for some time.
The annual meeting of the Middlebury
Improvement society was held at the
home of Mrs. John ". Stewart Tuesday
afternoon and there was good attend
ance. The reports Of the various OIL
GERS We're read and accepted and showed
that they were in nourishng condition
The following officers were elected: Pres
ident Mrs John II. Stewart; vice-presi-
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MILTON.

During the month of October tn f1uI
rural carriers handled 25.S99 pieces Of III H.
weighing one and nine-tenths tons. n
this there We're 6l7 pieces of parcel post
Weighing 1852 pounds.-A. Hyde pOnaa e
ems! ga on the L. S. battleship Virginia is
spending a part of his 80 days leave with
his uncle II. II. Fuller.-Mrs. r. p. Mar
tin has returned from a few days visit
with her son, Lawrence, at Troy, y. 80
Mrs Hattie y. Wood, who has spent th'
summer at Granny, p @, is at 9. y
Woods for two weeks before leaving fo'
Falls Church. Na-Mrs. Grant Patteo o
New London is visiting In towu.-Thc So
cial committee of the Congresatio nal
! Church VIII serve n supper in the Vestr>
Friday evcning.-P u. Jerome 5 spend
| ing a few days at his old home in Platts
| burgh.-H G. McNau has returned from
the hospital much improved in health.
Frank Austin Of Fairfax is visiting hil
/ 5rother-in-law. William Lawrence. -Johr
/ McNIullen has sold the Fred May place
to Cassfus Shonion F. s Morgan has fin
ishcd moving into his recently acquired
( block ara \ =. Manning has moved intC
the place recently vacated by Mr. Mo
gan Mr. and Mrs Marley Clifford arr
Parents of a daughter and Mr.. and Mr.
John Townc are parents Of son -lr;
! CasWcll of Georgia killed a $50 pound huCl
near byron Mitchell's Yesterday Mr.
John Booth is i'll with pneumonia a
o her HON" on River street.-John Camerol
has moved from the Iaporte place int|
Badly Woods tenement at the Boro-A
bert Perry has so farrecovered from his I'M
/ Jury As to he ont 1T 'arter C;arroM and Rod
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WEYBRIDGE.

The topic for next Sunday at the
Methodist Episcopal Church will be
Morning, "Why Be Discouraged" even
ing. Il Was Left."-The town and the
Improvement society have put in new
concrete steps at the town hall. w H..
Hall. Grant Sturtevant and George Hier
doing the k.-Rcprcscntative-e elect II.
L. Thompson will give q reception at
the town hall this evening The Ladies'
Aid of the Methodist Church will have
charge of tho refreshments Mrs Maria
Mott, who spent the summer with her
daughter Mrs. Hoyt. in Cornwall. has
returned to her home here for the win
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs c. w Bagley OF Hudson
\. H.. returned to their home TUESDAY.
having been called here by tho death Of
her father, w, T.. Sargent.-The burial o.
the infant daughter OF Mr.. and M
Ralph Miles was held Wednesday.--Nr
and Mrs William Ring Of Jericho v1sitel
at +. g. Andrews over Sunday--Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Hallock and children returne'
Tuesday from Enosburr to live.-Archi'
White, Marble Pierce and Peter Haskina
arc among the lucky hunters to get deer
Tuesday
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. Altha King returned to Burlington
Sunday after few days at the home Of
Ira Chase.-Mrs NJ. w. ilinsdale has re-
turned to her home after a visit of several
weeks with her sister Mrs. W J. Wcscott
I'm Essex Miss Carrie Small was a week.
end visitor in Rurlington.-Mrs r. Forbes
vas sold her farm to William McLano ~
Willston. Mr. McLane will take posses
sion AT once. Earl Aver and son, Harold,
were I'm ST Adams saturday and SH9-
day.-The Misses Bessie and Abbie Well
niger Of Willston spent sunday with their
parents
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Temperance Sunday was observed at
the Friends Church Sunday morning with
apr )prlate music and an address by the
pastor, the Rev. j. Il, Ransom. There
was no evening service, Mr.. Ransom Pc
turned Monday to Starksboro, where he
is assisting In the evangelistic meetings.
John Agan who has been critically III, is
convalescing Miss Irena Plude of Esse x
junction is visiting her sister, Mrs, Henry
CoX,-Mrs Marble Pierce of Starksboro
visited her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Albert
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

William Flynn has sold his place in the
village to Edward Hanley, who has taken
ssesSiOn.-Arthur Way and Ralph
Burns were successful deer hunters Tues
day.-Edward Meehan of Fairfield and
Miss Mary McCue of Underhill We're mar
ried at st. Thomas's Church Tuesday by
the Rev. Father Therrien. Road Commits,
sioner j. p. Harte is building an en-
celent piece Of highway between Frank
Ross and the village. and which, when
completed. will compare favorably with
any road In the State
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SHOREHAM.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Kendall and daugh-
ter, Mrs @. NJ. Baldwin. were in Waltham
Saturday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
NendalIs mother, Mrs Allen.-Miss Nellie
Nottingham is visiting in Sudbury this
wcek.-The Moravlan club met with Mrs
a NJ Smith Tuesday. The club voted n
sum of money for tho Red Cross work
ana appointed II committee to make ar
engagements. Any contributions to help
I'm this work will he thankfully received
by the committee Mrs. !. = Sharon, Mr.
james Moore and Mrs. Honrv Wright
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WESTFORD
ceremony

Miss Luna Osgood Is in town.-Mrs,
Bert Chase and daughter of Underhill
are the guests of Mr., and Mrs. James
sheldon Miss Lila Whipple was IN town
over Sunday.-The Ladies' Social Circle
viii hold sale on the afternoon and
evening of November 10, An oyster sup
per viii he served in the evening Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Farnsworth are parents
of a son, born Thursday. Sheldon and
Center have taken possession of the farm