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SHELBURNE.

At the annual meeting Of Shelburne
Grange the following officers were elect
ed Master, Mcintyre Elliott; oversee".
Lewis Slocum; lecturer, Mrs, William
Fletcher; steward, Don Parker; assistant
steward, @. Crowley: chaplain, Mr. Bis
sonett: treasurer l. q. Elliott: secretary,
John Tracy; gatekeeper, Kenneth Slocum;
Ceres. Mrs F. Bacon; Pomona, Mrs. w.
J. Parker; Flora, Mrs. L. Kelley; lady
assistant steward Mrs william Bacon;
executive committee, f. r. Slocum
Bacon and ~. Harrington; pianist, Miss
Mae Douglas.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Benedict who have
been visiting their son, Charles Benedict
in Littloton, y H, have returned to their
home.-Trinity Church Guild will hold a
stocking socable Monday evening. De-
cember A. at the parish house. Little
silk stockings have been sent out Inviting
the receivers to attend the sociable, bring
ing as many pennies as twice the size OF
their stockings The proceeds will be
used for buying gowns for the choir
Silas Tracy Is to have charge of this ter
ritory for the International Harvest or
company. taking the place Of NJ. T.. Reed,
who has been transferred to Syracuse.
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ESSEX JUNCTION..

A telegram was received Thursday an
nouucing the birth of a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs Cleon II. Brownell Of New York.
Mr.. Brownell is a son OF S. A. Brownell
of this place.
Mrs. Samantha f. Northrop widow Of
Julian Northrop Of Fairfield, died at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Johnson
early Tuesday morning Of dilatation of
tho heart after an illness of a week.
She had been in III health for year.
Mrs. Northrop would have been "A years
old next month, She had lived in Fair
field all her life until she came about
n year ago to make her home with Mr.
and Mrs Johnson. She was n member Of
the Congregational Church OF Fairfield
whore the funeral services will be held
this afternoon at one O'Clock. She
leaves no near relatives.
At the annual meeting Of tho T. s.
Sherman Post, G. A. r.. and w. r. c.,
the following officers were elected Com
mander. DR.. Chester NJ. Ferrin; senior
vice-commander, Norman Rrownell
junior Vice-command Clark w Bates
chaplain. NJ. W. Thompson; surgeon. d.
W. Smoad; quartermaster. George Beech
err: patriotic Instructor. John H. Lyon;
delegates for the State encampment, e.
". Bates and George Mcbride There
We're Il members present. The following
W. X. C. officers were elected: President
Mrs. George Mcbride; senior vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Louise Crown junior vice.
president, Mrs, Minot Smith; chaplain,
Mrs. Julia Booth; secretary, Mrs. clara
Smith: guard Mrs Angie Smith: dele
gates to the State encampment, Mrs.
John Bassett and Mrs. George Wheeler.
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STARKSBORO.

Smith family of 81. Regis Falls. n.
Y. has moved in with Mrs Swift-Mrs.
Fred Morrill, WAS operated on Sunday by
DR. Edmunds of Bristol and Dr.. Wade.
She Is doing well as could be expected.
Frank Eddy of Shelburne visited ~
Howard Hansons the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Bostwick returned
Sunday from Hinesburg. where they had
been visiting at c. W. Bostwick's since
Thanksgiving.- -Olivcr Steadman and fam
lily are moving back with Mrs Steadman's
parents in The Hollow'-The Christian
Culture club will hold its annual Christ
mas sale December Is in the town hall.
Tho entertainment will consist of farccs,
quartet singing and instrumental must =.
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WEST BOLTON.

The condition of William Bohonnon re-
mains serious.--Miss Bernce Hall Is WIS.,
ting in Cambridge. Miss Abbie Butler
of Richmond was an over-sunday guest
of Mrs. f. b. York-B IL. Bohonnon OF
Alburg visited his father, William Bohon-
non, Sunday,--Miss Eunice was in Under
hill over Sunday with her aunt, Miss
Alice Gile.-A. J., Hardy and son of Essex
Junction We're in town Monday. I'll.
smith attended the State grange meeting
at Montpelier Tuesday Pecor and
EVA Guyette were married December s.
The Society Of Willing Workers met Mt
Grange hall Thursday for dinner.
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CORN WALL.

Mylon Peck of Brooklyn was at hcne
fer the weekend to see his mother, Mrs.
NJ NJ. Peck, VIM Is seriously iM-Judgs
and Mrs. A. W. Fnote and Mr. and Mrs.
I T., Hamb!in are in Montpelier attend
Ing the State grange in session there.
Mr.. Foo:e Is master II the C. J. Bell
Pomona Grange and Mr., Hamblir of the
Cornwall. Grange,--Miss Jennie Withereil
of Shoreham. who Is guest Of her
cousin, Mrs. w II, Bingham Is slowly
improving from sprained ankle "A barn
belonging to George Thompson was con-
sumed by fire Monday night together with
about 90 tons of hay and some farming
implements. An explosion of a lantern
caused the fire. The direction of the wind
prevented nearby barn. hennery, and
granary from being destroyed. Flying
brands set fire to a barn belonging to
Charles Otis, but the blaze was extin-
cuished
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ORWELL.

Miss Helen Hack returned from Johns
town, N. Y. Monday evenng.-A stock
ing social will be held by the Ladies'
Sewing society In their rooms Friday
evening. The Family Album" will fur
nsh the entertainment.-The monthly
missionary meeting was held with Mrs.
II, l., Branch Wednesday al 200 p. M
Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Stevens have gone to
Florida for the winter.--Miss Belle Demo
is In town. She will go for the coming
winter to Macon. CAV. S. King went
TO Middlebury Tuesday to serve as grand
jurors,-Mrs. G. r. Luther moved Tues
day to her farm for the winter,The Y.
p. s. c. E, held their monthly meeting
Monday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. r. F..
Lille. One quilt was fnished, Patrick
sullivan Of Middiebury Is at F. E. Rays.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

The Hardwick Academy basketball
team won its third victory of the season
Friday night at the local gym by defeat
ing the fast St. Johnsbury Academy qun-
tet by a score of so to % in game that
vas faster than the score indicates and
before one of the largest audiences OF
the winter.-The next entertainment in
the lecture course will be given in the
opera house Friday evening. Mrs. Celia
LaPoint visited in St, Johnsbury sunday
Ora S. Rowell is visiting In Boston,
Mrs. William Smith left Saturday for
visit to her old home In Scotland The
annual banquet OF the Rod and Gun club
Will be held at the New Hardwick hotel
Thursday evening The Vermont State
superintendent of Sunday schools will
speak at the union service in the Con-
grega tional Church Sunday evening. THE
remains of Mrs Inez Bond, who died De-
cember G. Were brought here Wednesday
from Worcester, Mass. The funeral was
held at the Methodist Church Thursday
morning at II O'Clock. Mrs, Bond was
Miss Inez Hathaway. daughter of the late
l.. d. Hathaway, She was IS years old -
Fire destroyed at Mackville Monday night
the dwelling house occupied by Harvey
Cross and Orviile Ruthy Mr.. Cross lost
all OF his goods. The fire started in the
barn, the cause of which is unknown, -
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Balch and Mrs. T. w.
Green are attending State grange at
Montpeiier.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Silloway
OF Morrisville visited at ALBION Lawson =
Sunday, Mrs. Mabel Durkee OF Morris
vile was Weekend visitor 1t the home
OF Mr. and Mrs W. j. Clemens.-C. 3.
cobb went to Morrlsville Monday to ac-
company his sister, Mrs. George, to the
Mary Fletcher hospital--P a. Woke
| leId visited in Morrsville Monday. Bert
Norris arrived Monday. called here by
J The s-rinnn iiinsHs of his sister. 1frs, ELLA
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs Grace DeVino and son Of Grove
ton. N H., came the last OF the week
to visit her parents Mr.. and Mrs, Ezra
Kimball.-Mrs Mary Taft of Richmond
visited at Henry Brewsters the past
Week.-Mrs.. r. A. Norton is quite H.
Mrs Henry Dwire and son. Perm, visit
ed friends in Bristol Saturday and Sun
day.-Mrs. Harry Ellis and daughter.
Dorothy, are visiting her parents Mr.,
and Mrs 5 j. Randall, and sister, Mrs
c. s. Brewster-The Home Circle will
be entertained By Mrs ClYdo Brewster
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Nlmhall.-Miss Florence Parks, who mas
oeen III FOR week with lumbago, returned
| monday to her school at Wolcott.-These
ofiicers have been elected by the Modern
Woodmen Venerable consul, J. f. Con-
ant; past consul J. q. La JOY; worthy
ADVISOR Edward Carey; clerk, A. G.
Hooker; banker, Harry Dimick; escort
! j. II. Wright Waterman. V. w. Stewart;
sentry, s. r. Norris. manager for three
years, Simon T. Wiles. The installa ton
Will be held January L.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The Rev Frank Place has gone to Rut-
land to attend the Baptist missionary con-
vention.-The young son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George r. Hart, three and half years
old. is recovering from injuries received
Thursday morning when he was run over
by a pair of horses attached to a plough
with which Mr.. Hart was at work. The
horses became unmanageable because OF
broken headstall and broke away in "a
wild run across the field. They ran a.
rcctly over the little boy who was at
some distance from where his father was
at work. There was a long cut on the
child's head that required eight stitches
to close, both eyes We're blaCkened his
forehead and nose were badly bruised,
but no bones were broken. Mr.. and Mrs
William owen of Monkton have moved
to William 6. Kellogg's tenement-The
WideaWake Mission Band will meet at
the parsonage Saturday afternon.-Alhe~t
w. Emo of Newell, la. who Is visiting
his relatives in Charlotte. was the guest
Of Mrs. Phoebe Emo and Miss s. A.
Wooster over Sunday.--George z. Hart
has moved to his fathers farm. which he
has taken--Daniel St. George has return
ed to his work in Stanton VILLA ans gem
eral store a Charlotte village after 4
vacation Of several weeks.-Niliam De-
shaw has moved to Mrs Fl. ". Claxton's
house at the village from Mrs. Cynthia
Mead's farm in Ferrlsburg. Ernest
Voght has returned from Toms River
~ j.. where he was called by the serious
illness of his brother. G A. Voigt.-Mr
and Mrs. w. f. Foss of Wolcott, who
have been the guests of relatives in town
for a week. have returned home.-Mrs
Curtis Van Vliet returned Saturday even
ing from RoxhurY. Mass. where she
spent eight weeks in tho family of her
sister, Mrs. Merritt Esterbrook, William
Thorpe is confined to the house by ill
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VERGENNES.

Mrs, G. J, Garry OF Eldridge, Pa. who
has been visiting her uncle, u. G. Meigs.
has gone 90 Charlotte TO vislt relatives
Tiug is Mrs. Csrrys first visit to her
native Stat, in - years. Mrs. A. Han
ianc ot New jersey il visiting Mr. and
Mrs Noble @. Delano.-Mrs. Henry T.
Eooth has returned from the Mary FTer-
ehor hospital, Burlington, MIS-, James
kellehsr. who has beer visiting her
daughter, Mrs. D. j. Carroll has return
ID N Fort Edward, y. Y.
George W. Porter, who died Novem-
Der IS Mt Long Peach, Cal. was
born in I'errisburs December Or, 1884 He
was veteran of the Civil War enlist,ng
In 1862 and serving three years in Com
pany Is, heavy artillery July /, 1856, he
was mustered out and in the same year
was married TO Miss Sarah Field Of Fer
risbura. He resided in Ferrisburg and
Charlotte unit! 1905 wien he went to Long
Beach, whore he had since made his
home on November 3 no suffered a shock
Of paralysis the effects OF which caused
as death The funeral services were
aeld Monday, December ., In charge OF
the q. ~ Il. The burial was mahe IN
Bunnysdc cemetery, Long Beach He
leaves n wife and two sisters.
Dr. y. w, waterman has received news
that his father suffered a serious shocl,
IT Jeffcrsonville.-Mr John Blakely OF
Holyoke, Mass. is in town. called here
~ the sudden serious illness Of her Sis
,er Mrs, George Perkins.-Mrs Edward
Bruya and Miss Clara Bruya Of Middle
bury spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Burroughs The w. G. T. "
meeting, which was to have been held
Monday evening with Mrs, Elizabeth Wa
erman, has been postponed until next
Monday evening.-Robert Fitzgerald. &
former telegraph operator at the Steven:
House. now employed at the Berwick
House. Rutland, is at the Fanny Aller
hospital, Wlnooski. recovering from 9
surgical operation.
The Parish Aid society OF st. Paul'i
Church will present at the opera hous
Wednesday evening, December l6, TIVE
sketches, AT the Junction" and "A Sui
of Livery" and also two specialties,-
The Homo Circle of the Methodist Churcl
of Panton will hold their annual sale o
APRONS, rugs. quilts and home-mad
candy Friday evening. A Larlsin boot
will be hold In connection with the sal
aud harvest supper served from savn,
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BRISTOL.

Charles r. Frank, whose hack was
broken by falling tree about two weeks
ago died al the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Burlington, on Thursday.
Edson Dureee who has been in Edmon-
ton. northwest territory. Canada, for the
past 13 months, left Saturday morning
after a brief visit to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. d. W. Durfee, for Alaska,
where he will have charge Of the Yer
mont Marble conpany's husiness.-Sev-
eral Of Miss Ileen sargent's young
friends met at her home on Maple street
Friday evening to celebrate her 14th
birthday. Games We're played and re-
treatments served Miss Sargent was
presented with toilet set-The mem
hers OF the domestic science class of the
high school have organized club for
the purpose OF studying social and econ
omic problems, The club is to be called
the Ellen II. Richards club At a meet
ing held Thursday evening the follow
Ing officers were elected: President. Lii
Ian Burritt vice-president, Ida Lamb;
secretary, Myrtle Sweet; treasurer Julia
O'Bryan; social editor, Hazel Jimmo ]
business manager. Lois Jenney George
5. Farr has received his appointment as
deputy sher1f.-Mrs. Albert w. Cove and
Miss Lydia Wright entertained the Bap-
tIst Juniors at the home Of the former
Saturday afternoon-The funeral of
Charles r. Frank was held in the Bap-
fist Church Sunday afternoon. The Rev.
i. NJ. Holman OBLIGATED. Burial was in
! Lincoln
Clayton TrudO of Boston was the
guest OF his parents, Mr., and Mrs J. W..
Trudo, over Sunday-The football game
between the Vergennes and Bristol teams
Saturday resulted in victory for Bristol
to G-Moses Vincent, who was operated
| ON at the Fanny Allen hospital. Winooski,
Friday Is doing well.-Arthur Brown,
contractor from Middlcbury. and his
force OF men are putting up a studio
for the Bristol Manufacturing company.
&C. W. Sneden had a stroke of paralysis
| Saturday night and is in n critical condi-
! finn. Ills son. d. r. NJ. e''"H--- - LA,
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COLCHESTER.

The regular meeting Of the Grange
was held Friday night at which time the
following officers We're chosen Master
r. T.. Gale: overseer, Herbert Severance
lecturer, Mrs. r. H. Houghton; steward
Victor Perkins secretary, Mrs. Sabra
Collins; chaplain. the Rev. W. w, Smith,
gate keeper Clayton Carey assistant
steward, p. w. Severance; Ceres, Maria
Aldrich; Pomona. Marjorie Carey; Flora,
Mabello Pratt. lady assistant steward.
Mrs. p. f. Severance,-The King s
Daughters will hold their annual sale on
Friday The sale will be open at 2'30 in
the afternoon hash supper will he
served from $50 to 1870 and the sale of
aprons, fancy articles and homemade
candy will continue through the even
ing.--A barber shop has been opened over
G. W. WriEht's store-Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond McNall and daughter Alliene,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Wheeler
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MILTON.

A. II. Sturges has returned from v1ica,
N. Y, where he went to visit his brother
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Allen have moved
into rooms In the Wolcott house on Main
street--Several teams and men gave their
services Tuesday and drew dirt to grad a
up the lot which the Village Improvement
society has bought for a park. The v. L.
S served dinner to them at the Congre-
getional vestry.--Mrs. II. A. Smith is mi
with bronchial trouble and asthma The
Modern Woodmen have elected the fol !
lowing officers: Venerable consul q. NJ
Wood; worthy adviser, f. o. Mayvillc 4
banker, r. A. Coburn: escort, J. p. was ]
ner; Waterman. Leo Shores; sentry, john
Duffy, Jr; physicians, L. c. Holcomb an d
l. S. Coburn.
Joseph McMulen, brother OF John Nc 4
Mullen, has bought the Douglass farm ind
Checkerbiry. Mr.. McMullen has lived r
| North Dakota for some time and ha I
come back to Vermont to live.-Ralp N
Ryan severely cut his right foot whil,|
chopping the first OF the week--Clark ri
Mitchell has bought the Ryan meat mar
ket and will take possession Immediately
The Improvement society Is improvind
the park ty drawing in dirt and hllin]
/ in holes-Frank 8. Morgan and David n
Holmes have been appointed commission
ers and appraisers In the estate of thd
! late Abby NJ. Booth. --Zeb Wagner has
been appointed collector OF delinquent
graded school taxes-Horace Sandersoi
has gone to Michigan to remain for tn
Wintcr.-Julus hurry and Henry BelvievI
are cutting wood on their lot at Ceda|
Brook farm.--A special meeting Of Lodg|
No. 70. F. and A. NJ. will be held Decem
Der 10 for work on NJ. NJ. degree-Mrs
II. H. Beeman spent Wednesday In sd
Adams rs the guest Of her sister,
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JERICHO CENTER.

Friday evening at 1880 Professor
Emerson of the University OF Vermont
will give an address in the village hall
on The Great Books" In addition to
the literary part of the entertainment.
there will be singing of a few old and
familiar songs and also modern songs
The entertainment Is under the aus
pieces OF the Woman's Social Service
club, and in the interests of the Jeri-
cho town library.-Mrs Rochelle was
in sheldon over Sunday with her
daughter MIS-, Whiting Mrs. +. 70.
Jordan was In Burlington Tuesday
Miss Lettie Tomlinson of West Bolton
visited at r. G. WildeTs over Sunday
Harry Hoskins, who has been at work
in Burlington, is now at home,--rhomas
Leary of burlington spent Sunday at
L. BolgerS--1 ~ Walton Estuynsd
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WILLISTON.

A meeting was held by the townspeople
at the graded school building Wednesday
Dec. to consider a community Christ
mas tree. The following committees were
appointed: Subscription committee, chair
man, Judge W. NJ. Barber; tree commit
tee. James e. Kennedy: gift committee,
Mrs. Clayton Wright; decorating COM
mittee, Miss Flora Clark. publicity COM
mittee, Miss Hattie Brown; program COM
mittee John Forbes; music committee
Mrs. Frank Clark. Gifts will be rendered
children under l6 years Of age I'm response
to Santa Claus letters
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs
J. Il. OBrien saturday.-Mrs Sanford
Warren. who has been i'll with neuralgia,
Is ahla to be ont.
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ADDISON.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Ruscoe Of Bristol
were over-Sunday guests of l.. c. Seegar
and family and other frlends.-Mr. and
Mrs. Erwin Adams, Mr. and Mrs Myron
Smith, and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Clark
are in Montpelier attending the Vermont
State Grange sesson.-The Ladies Aid
sale will be held at the church Wednes-
day evening, December is. There will be
fancy and useful articles. candy, fish
ponds, etc. and also a supper.--Grand
View Grange met Friday evening and
conferred the first and second degrees on
class of nine, The third and fourth de-
grees will be conferred at the next meet
ing.-Mr and Mrs. Joseph St Glare have
been entertaining Mr.. ana Mrs Joseph
Tatro of Bristol
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SWANTON.

5. 5 Cushman of Hull, Ont, who
been visiting Swanton friends. retur
to his homo Saturday morning.-A $
prise party was given to Howard
Friday nisht, It being his 10Th birth,
anniversary. About 20 of his schooling
attended. Games We're played and refrd
ments served Madam Hastings. \
has been confined To her bed by I'M
for several weeks, is able to sit up
remains of Mrs. George Blake VI
brought from Greenfield Mass, yes
day morning and the funeral was \
in the afternoon at the home of c.
Webster She was Clarihel Blake dau
ter of Hamilton and Carrie Hell INA
now dead. natives and longtime \
dents of Swanton MIS- Blake lsave|
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FOR SALE.

DANDY CHRISTMAS GTTT-Standard
self-heatine irun packed in holly box
tied with ribbon and appropriate Christ
mas card enclosed. Does al ordinary
ironing fer / cent. No wires, no pump
ing. absolutely safe can he used any
where, a. home or travelling tI3e 1t
20 days e not Satisfied aond II back
and get your money write for further
particulars Valley Supply House, East
Granville. Vt. 20, CT. & 81, II
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BRIDPORT.

Giard Desette is at homo from Canada.
The net proceeds of the ladies fair We're
s140-N1iss Marion Bean of Illinois is with
friends here.--Earl \ .len has moved TO the
house vacated 10y DE- Campbell.-The
Sunshine Circle will have a Christmas
sale and oyster supper at Masonic hall
Monday evening, December 81
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ESSEX CENTER.

The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
Church will hold an oyster supper and
sale IN the town hall this after
noon and evening. Supper will be served
from $3.50 to 700 o'clock, There will be
on sale aprons, ndkerchiefs, fancy
articles. home made candy and Japan
csc notions-At the last meeting Of
Essex Center Grange the following Off
GERS We're elected: Master, +. c. Godette;
overseer, g. s Anterior; lecturer. Mrs
c. q Harvey; steward, G. o. Harvey:
assistant steward, r. ]. Wool; chaplain
Mrs. r. J. Flag; treasurer, II. W. Ayers
secretary, G. w. Roberts; G. X. F.
Sweet; Ceres, Mrs. II. w. Ayers: Flora
Miss Alvira Pratt: Pomona, Mrs. s. f.
Bigelow; L. A. g., Mrs. r. J. Wool; or
ganist. Mrs. c. W Rice; chorister, Mrs
c. r. MCAllister
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CH|TTENDEN COUNTY
ST. GEORGE.

School commenced Monday with MISS
Maud Tillotson as tcacher.--Mrs Miriam
da Wcscott is confined to the house ny
Helen, infant daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Aver, died FRIDAY
morning, December 4. after an Illness OF
several weeks. Besides her parents she
is survived by two sisters. Dorothy ana
Katherine. and two brothers, Harold and
Donald. The funeral was held sunday
afternoon at 2:30. with burial In the local
cemetery The Rev. +. NJ. Sawyer OIL
Cintcd III the anrNicn