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WOLCOTT.

Mrs. Eide Pangel, who has been the
guest OF Ames Boardman for q week was
called home to stowe owing to the Illness
OF her mOther-H. T. Hood e. Son will
open their creamery Wednesday Mrs A.
w Foster was called to Woodsvlle Fri
day to visit her sister, who Is very Ill in
the Woodsville hosptal.--Miss ella Hebb
of Waterville arrived Saturday TO teach
in the Merriam district I'm Gilmore The
village school opened Monday with Miss
Peabody of St Johnsbury as teacher
The Rev Mr. Dukeshire of St Adams
preached at the Methodist Church Sun
day.-Orman Hubbard left Monday for
Listgn, n H., whore he has a position for
the summer.-Miss Jennie Chapman of
johnson was the guest over Sunday OF her
aunt Mrs. n. II. Parker.-Mrs. Mary
Iillotson is visiting her daughter in John
son for few days-Miss Coral Richard
son returned from Watcrville Saturday
ana will teach In the Boardman district
Edward Luther and his brother returned
from Raymond, Wash, the Sth owing to
the death of their mother-Nrs John
French is III
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SWANTON.

G. Ritter OF Burlington has leased
rooms i'm the Carr block and opened
n tailor shop April 4.-Fish Commission
or Titcomb has deputizcd II. n. Moreau
to issue permits for fishing in the rapids.
THE play, "a Virginia Heroine" given
by st. Agnes Guild at Columbia hall
in March, was presented at Foresters
hall, Highgate, Monday night for the
benefit of St Louis Church. BY request
of the Kings Daughters the play will
be repeated soon at Billiards. hail. Swan
ton. for the benefit of the library fund.
-Evertsen X Smith is confined to the
house and under the Doctors care.--H.
c. Stilphen went to Boston Thursday.
Mrs. Ellen O'Kane NcNally, widow of
Francis McNally, aged Sc years, died
Easter indav at the homo of her eldest
son, James g., who resides at the East
Station, where She went to spend the day.
Her death came without warning. She
was eating dinner when stricken with
paralysis and died in less than two hours.
Mrs. McNally was born at Highgatc
Spring but had lived in Swanton most
of her life. She was the mother of IL
children, of whom seven survive: James
c., Elizabeth and Martha OF this place,
Edward of ST. Adams city, Celia of
Atlantic city, n. j., Mrs. Fred Shovan
of Elizabethtown, n. Y, and Mrs. George
L. Lang of Reading, Mass. She also has
two brothers and two sisters living, Mrs.
John McNally Of this town, Mrs. Bridget
Clinton of Burlington, Charles O'Kane OF
IIighgate Springs and Daniel O'Kane of
Burlington. The funeral was held
from the Church of the Nativity We'd
nesday morning at nine o'clock.
John Dale of Montreal was the guest OF
his uncle, w +. Greenan, over sunday
The government launch attached to the
bureau of fisheries came up the river Mon
day. The boat was wntcred at West
Swanton and was taken overland to the
river. Tho ice is still in the Missisquoi
bay. Tuesday Superintendent Niles was
engaged in getting ready at the SEEMING
grounds for the river operations The sea-
son is remarkably late and what the pike
perch run may be this year is g. matter
of speculation. Tuesday was red letter
day with the Shakespeare club and the
occasion was observed with a special pro-
gram at the home Of Mrs. Emil Suter.
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BAKERSFIELD.

NJ. l.. Start who has been spending sew
eral weeks with his brother in Worcester
Mass, has returned home.--The Misses
Anna and Emma Brady spent Sunday in
Burlington.-Sy dney II. Wansur, an es-
toemed citizen of the town, died suddenly
April II Of heart failure. Mr.. WanSur had
been confined tu the house for a few days
threatened with pneumonia He leaves n
wife and son. The funeral was held Tues
day at the Methodist Episcopal Church al
one o'clock under Masonic auspices. Mr.
Wansur was 50 years old.-Mabcl Giddings
of Enosburg Falls is visiting in town
The house on the Scion Upper farm was
destroyed by fire Sunday night. The wind
made 1t impossible to save even the con-
tents of the house. Henry Stockwell and
family, who occupied the house lost theii
furniture and clothing, only a very few
things being saved,
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BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. r. W. Clarke, who has been at
the Sherwood sanitarium, has returned
home.-Mrs. l.. Frances Jolley Is visit
ing in Richford.-Miss Charlotte f.
JENNIE, who has been spending few
days at the home of her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs, A, II. Bowen, has return -
ed to Mddlebury College,-Edward
Brunell of St Adams was in town
Monday,-Mrs. A. r. Cassidy, who has
been at the Sherwood sanltarium, re-
turned home Saturday.-Miss Eva De-
mar spent the weekend at Enosburg
Falls.-The condition of S. f. Kinney
who is at the Royal Victoria hospital
Montreal, is comfortable.
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FAIFtFAX

Prof. and Mrs Cunningham have return
ed to Middlebury after visiting Principal
and Mrs. ;. c. Johndroe a few days
Frank Minor and son. Percy. We're in Bur-
llngton Saturday,-The high school at
Bellows Free Academy reopened Monday
morning after n two weeks vacation. The
grades will have one or two weeks longer,
according to the condition of the roads
Miss Georgia Lawton was at home over
Sunday from Burlington.-Miss Coventry
has returned from Burlington. where she
spent two weeks.-A large quantity of
maple sugar and syrup have been made
this season and of Il fine Notwithstanding
the severe wind Sunday afternoon the YER
anda on A. N. Buffers home on South
street was blown nearly down
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FAIRFIELD.

Schools opened Monday with the same
teachers as last term.-Daniel Ryan of St
Michaels College spent Sunday at his
home.-H A. Soule went to Hartford to
spend a few days-Mrs. II, +, Fairchild
spent Sunday In Sheldon.-Miss Florence
Mcguire and Miss Tressa Mcguire of st
Adams were In town Monday Miss Nellie
McEnany of Tenafiy, N. Y, who was
called here by the Illness of her mother
Mrs. Barney McEnany, has returned
home.-Philip Branon is home from St
Mlchaels College for Easter vacation
julius Jordan visited in St. Adams Sunday
"A pleasant surprise party was given
Brennan Mcguire in the town hall Mon.
day evening, it being his 9th birthday
Dancing was followed by lunch. lie
was presented with a gold ring
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GRAND ISLE.

News has been received Of the death
Of Harold Penman in PENNSYLVANIA. Mr.
Penman formerly lived here and leaves
many friends who mourn his early death
The Ladies Aid society will meet with
Mrs, Wedge Thursday afternoon for sup
per. All are cordially invited.-Irving
Davis has returned from New York
where he spent two weeks visiting his
daughters.-N has been received of the
critical illness of Scion Reynolds at the
home of his son, in East Orange. y. l.
About So friends of Mrs. Mary Prindle
met Tuesday afternoon to celebrate her
92d birthday. Refreshments were served
by her nieces, Mrs Irving Davis and Mrs
John Wright Mrs. Prindle received many
presents, among them birthday cake on
which was placed % candles from Mrs
Ella Gordon. Among the guests present
was Jerry Allen who is 81 years old
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ISLE LA NOTE.

The Easter ball at the NJ. w. a. hall
was largely attended. The first of a series
Of dancing classes will be held at the
NJ. w. a. hall Friday night, Mrs. Arthur
II. Hill being the instructor-Mrs. Stan
hope has moved to Richford.-Mr. and
Mrs Saunders of Glens Falls, n. Y,
have moved to town. Mr.. Saunders is SUI
perintendent of r. RI. WilcoX's farm.-Mr.
and Mrs William Lamoureux and daugh-
ter, Mildred, of Milwaukee, Wis, are Wis
ting Mrs. II. c. Reed.--Antoine La Bonn
bard has sold his home place to Joseph
Ia Bombard, 2nd.-The Isle La Motto club
cleared SIS on their entertainments be-
sides building and equpping a fine stage
in NJ. w \. hall This money goes for
church benevolencc and to paint the par
sonaCe, none of 1t having to be applied
on the pastors salary.-He rhert Stnson
has been very ill.-MisS Beatrice Hough-
ton is teaching in North Hero.-Mrs, Jo-
seph Jarvis Is very Ill in Burlington. Mr..
T. rNiS is with
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secretary, D. +. Rood $. D., q. H. Hut
crimson; i, -, G. Il. Scrbner; ;. >" F.
L. Tillison; j S., T.. +. Pcrcval; chaplain
T.. $. Jack; on; marshall, j. IT, Varney;
tyler, d. a. Gallup.-Mrs. G. c. Buxton
was in Burlington Monday-Miss Lulu
Lincoln is visiting Mrs. +. w Han in
Essex Junction.
Mrs Kate Stcinhour of Springfield.
Mass, has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Bssonctte.-Mis Florence
Buxton is spending her Easter vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Buxton.--The Marlborough Masonic
Lodge. No. &c, held its annual meeting
Thursday afternoon and evening The
aides of the Mary Burdlck Chapter of
Eastern star served supper for them
H. il, Engeharte of Barre is working
for II. r. Chase.--Y. G. Nay, Mrs. w. Y.
Buxton, Mrs. Mary Flynn and Miss Cos
telo were In Burlington INriday.-Mrs.
Olive Rogers, who has been In poor
health for a number of weeks remains
about the same.-Miss Florence Buxton
visited in st, Adams Thursday and Fri
day.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs Rufus Atchison and children of
Morrisville are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Ring.--Daisy, the young
daughter of James Swnyer. is very III
with pneumonia.-P. X. Jones is ILL.,
School commenced Monday with Miss
Josephine Fay of Essex Junction as
teacher.-John Gardner OF the Uniteo
States artillery is at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gardner,
having just arrived from Mexico.-Mr.
and Mrs Frank Gardner and Miss Luna
Gardner of Burlington were guests at
the home of their father, Lawrence
Gardner, over Sunday.
Edison Pierce, who has been confined to
the house a few days, is better.-Mrs.
Alma Taft is in Burlington for few days.
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Trombly April 13-The condi-
ton of Daisy Swinyer is little improved.
Mrs. Frank Brewster went to Bristol to
visit her sister, Mrs. Whittier, who will
go to her home ~ Colorado Soon
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CHARLOTTE.

The funeral OF Mrs Frank Humphrey
'kas held at her late home Thursday at
wO O'Clock, a short prayer being followed
by services at the Congregational vestry
conducted by the Rev II. C. Gulick. The
bearers were e. b. Beers, Charles NJ. By
.ngton, William f, Livermore, f. b.
$mith, George Z. Edgerton and Z. n. Con-
kerse. Burial was In the West Charlotte
cemetery. Among those from out of town
we're Lyman Smith of Wilsboro, N Y,
frs. Frank Towner of Bridport, and Hir-
m Fairchild of Shoreham-The farm
ouse of Thomas Mollison caught fire
kunday, but the blaze was exiting uished
nth but small loss.-At the special town
heeting Thursday an additional tax was
oted, making the tax rate $1G.-Stanley
(yington of Syracuse University has been
pending his vacation at his home here
he high winds of Sunday blew over Il.
Va Forces silo and the windmill of l.. b.
tcNeil.-J. p. Ramsey is altering and en-
rging his house-F. II. Horsford is con-
ned to the house by an attack of rheuma-
sm.--C. NJ. Byington is visiting In Hard
ick.-The Whist club met at the
library hall Wednesday evening.
rosby of Vergennes visited his daughter
RS. C. =. Horsford, over Sunday.
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cupied by A. II. Tagle, ieweler. and il
stocking the same with general lina
of hardware. Joseph j. LaFrank has
returned from Boston, where he went
to purchase large automobile with
which to transport the mail.-W. B.
Locklin of Rchford was a business call
or in town Monday. Mrs. Daniels was
in Richford Monday on busincss.-C. Il.
Gates, DR. G.. S. Clark and DR.. d. j..
Keelan are among the numbers who
have recently purchased new automo-
biles.-George Whitney, a former resi-
dent, hut now of Greenvile, Me-, is in
town.-Thc sugar house on the r. S.
Wright farm, now owned by Paul Baker,
burned Friday night with its contents.
The loss is nearly 800, with s1g5 insur-
ance.-Schoo commenced throughout
town MundaV.
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WINOOSKI.

Word was received in town Saturday
OF the death in Derry, n. H., Of Frank
Bergeron, who was once chief of police
of this village. Mr.. Bergeron suffered a
paralytic shock last fall and since then
had never fully regained his health.
Last week n turn for the worse came
and he died Saturday morning in his
10th year. He leaves a wife and six
children. He left the village five years
ago this summer.
Mrs. Michael Nugent OF Malletts Bay
avenue suffered a broken leg Tuesday
and was taken to the Fanny Allen hospi-
tai. The break was found to be a bad
one. The accident occurred in her own
home when she was crossing the room
and not knowing the dog was in her path
tripped over him and was thrown to the
floor with considerable force.
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lAN0|lLE COUNT,
CAMBRIDGE

A. y. Buckley is spending the week
in Boston.-Vernon Terrence of Proctor
spent Saturday and Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. J. Gates-Miss
Patten of Fairfield was the guest OF Mrs
+. NJ. Wiley Saturday.-F. NJ Wiley
has returned from a several days stay In
New Hampshire.-Harlow Wires was In
Essex Saturday to attend the funeral OF
his sstor-in-law, Miss Thankful Morgan.
Mrs. a. r. Day entertained several
ladies at her home Tuesday afternoon
w. NJ. Smith was a visitor in Burlington
TUESDAY,
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

News was received Thursday of the
death of Oliver Trudeau, sr.. Wedncs-
day April at the home of his son n
ROXbury, Mass. Mr. Trudeau, who was
81 years old, is survived by five chill
dren: Mrs. W. j. Baldwin of Palmer,
Mass, Francis Trudeau of Springfield,
Mass, Frederick Trudeau of Ontario,
Oliver Trudeau, Jr.. of Roxbury, Mass.
and Charles II. Trudeau Of this city.
Mr.. Trudeau was one of those adven-
turous spirits who. during the Califor-
MIA gold craze, crossed the Isthmus of
Panama in 1880, returning in 1856. He
was for nearly 50 years employed in the
Central Vermont shops.
The jury in Franklin county court in
the case of state VS.. Joseph erik Of
Richford received the case Saturday
morning and returned verdict in the
afternoon, pronouncng the defendant
guilty of larceny Of a wagon valued at
SIS. The jury was discharged for the
term.
The wedding of Miss Margaret Paul
inc Weeks and Frederick Barber was
solemnized at st. Mary's Church Tues
day morning at eight O'Clock The
d. j. O'Sullivan. Miss Helen Weeks,
sister of the BRIDE was bridesmaid
while Roy Shepard was best man
After brief wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs
Barber will take up their residence on
Edward street.
Fire Monday morning totally de-
stroyed the dwelling house and barn
owned by Michael f. Powers and stu
ated Just north of the Georgia dry bridge.
Most of the household goods were saved
but several tons of hay in the barn went
up In smoke. The property was in
sured. The fire is supposed to have been
started by grass catching from sparks
from a locomotive. The house has not
been occupied since last fall
James Purcell, who recently sold his
restaurant and business to z. w. Camp
bell, expects to move In the near future
TO Worcester. Mass, where he will en-
gage in the same business. Mr.. Camp
bell will personally conduct the restau-
rant here.
y son was born Tuesday to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Barnes of Diamond street
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell of ST.
Adams Point are the parents OF twins,
boy and girl, born Wednesday.
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HUNTINGTON.

DIR. j. J. Ross of Syracuse, n. Y, was
in town Thursday.-Mrs. Charles Cush-
man and Miss Eleanor Sweet returned to
Barre Friday after n few days at G. II.
Ilallock s.-Mrs. 4. w. Johnson and Mrs.
|J. II. Norton were over-Sunday guests
of Mrs. Ida Pierce and Mrs Clara Nor
ton in Burlington.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Dwire Easter morning.-Mr. and Mrs. A.
|B. White are the parents of a son. born
|Tuesday.-Miss Juno Kinds is in Water
|bury.-Schools opened In town Monday
with Mrs Edison Pierce at the village,
Miss Edith Riggs on East street and Mrs.
Bird in the Pierce district.-AIss Ruth
|Gillett is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs R. W. Gillett
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mrs. Cynthia Edwards OF Wisconsin is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Jordan. who
has been quite i'll of late.-Miss Clara
Barnum of Middebury College is spend
ing her Easter vacation at home.-Mrs.
Curtis has returned TO her home in Cam
bridge-Lynn y. Moulton has received
employment IN the grist mill at Underhlll
and intends to begin work May l.
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RICHMOND.

Duel Ballard of Boston is visiting his
brother w. p. Ballard.-Special services
were held at the three churches during
last week.-Mrs.. Smith of Detroit Mich,
is visiting at the home of her brother,
the Rev. Charles Wattie.-Dr j. j. Ross
of Syracuse, n. Y, Is visiting In town.
Leroy Derich of Windsor is the guest
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Derch,
for a few days,-Mrs. Abbie Gallup is
visiting her daughter in Swanton.
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WEST BOLTON.

The Rev. n. NJ. Shaw has returned from
Montpelier and is making preparations to
move there.-G. w, Kellogg Is in Barre
Mrs. G.. X. Gle, who has been quite Ill. Is
better.-E. Il. Jordan of Jericho has been
appointed administrator of the estate of
the late L. j. Gile with f. r. Davis and T..
Henry OF Underhill appraisers Stanley
Tomlinson and Fred Streeter were in Bur
liugton TuesrdaN
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HINESBURG.

|The annual election and installation of
Ulcers OF La Plotte Chapter, No. Ca
T.. S., will be held at the Masonic
ali at 7:aO on Friday evening, April IT.
basket lunch will be served.-Miss
Iice Landon of Chester has been the
lest Of her sister, Mrs. Charles Hub
ell for a week.-Mrs.. Joseph Bushey,
no has been very Ill, is improving. Her
aughter, Charlena, Is with her for a
W weeks.--D. c. Stone has returned
ter a few days In Swanton.-J. II. Allen,
no has been visiting his daughter in
bringfield, returned to Burlington Sat-
day and expects to have second OPP
alton upon his eye this week-Hubbell
Iller of Springfield, Mass, visited at
j. McKenzie's Saturday.-Mrs. Mercy
ellogg OF Monkton Is the guest of rela-
yes here.-Mrs. Mcnamara, who has
en- in poor health the past year, is
ling.
Nile Murray is visiting in New York
y.-Mss Alice Landon is visiting her
tier, Mrs. Charles Hubbell.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ALBIJRG.

Mrs. Charles Moore of Perry's Mills,
n. Y, and Miss Nettie whitman OF Mon
treal were guests at Gilbert Robinson's
Saturday and Sunday.-James Clelland,
whose condition has been serious, is COM
Portable at present-The sawmill for
Callahan & Graves at the line lumber
yard is on the way and will be unloaded
at the station soon. 1t weighs over eight
tons The foreman, Mr.. De Grecia, Of
Keeseville. y. V, is now in town making
-r,.-, .t,,,, g.. h..
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Neveau of Enos-
burg are in TOWN.. s. Rublee has leJ
the contract for his now store to Jay
Colcord of Richford.-The monthly meet
Ing of the Ladies Aid society was held In
the CONGREGATIONAL Church parlors Tues
day afternoon. Supper was served and in
the evening an interesting program on the
history of the town and early settlers was
glVen.-Mrs. Dernis Leahy has been pass
ing a few days in Rlchford.
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FRANKLIN.

G. II. Anderson Is in New Hampshire -
DR.. J. c. Parker was in town Tuesday and
Wednesday and tested some cows that G.
w. Gates sold to II. j. Mead of Underhill.
A, II. Gates was in Richford Monday
The farmers have made a good quantity Of
syrup and sugar.-Tho Rev. +. w. Day
OBLIGATED at the funeral of Mr. Tibbets at
Sheldon Monday and at the funeral of
Mrs. May Seward Brown at HlGhgate Cen
ter TUESDAY
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RICHFORD.

DR.. Harry S. Hammond, dentist, aged
% years, died of pneumonia Wednesday
April 8 after only a few days illness,
The funeral was held at the Baptist
Church Saturday forenoon at $50 O'Clock,
the Rev. d. G. Guest officiating, and
the body was taken to North Troy for
burial. The deceased is survived by a
mother Mrs. Laura Hammond, and one
sister, Miss Maude Hammond a teacher
In the Albany. n. Y, Business College.
Mrs Hammond was passing the winter
in Virginia and did not arrive home until
after her sons death. The sister arrived
from Albany the evening before her
brothers death.--Mss Linnie Bishop,
aged p years, daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Louis Bishop OF Thomas street, died of
tuberculosis Wednesday morning April S.
The funeral was held at All Saints
Catholic Church Monday morning, The
deceased is survived by her parents and
two sisters.
Mrs. S. +. Perley OF Berkshire has
bought of Earl M. Goddard of East Farm
ham, Que, the Goddard place on the
corner of Main and Farrar streets for a
nominal consideration. The house will
be thoroughly repaired and remodelled,
and will then be occupied by Mr. and
Mrs Raymond /. Hawley.-Mrs. j. H.
Mills and son, Malcolm, of Toronto, ar
rived Thursday to visit her parents Mr..
and Mrs. /, n. James, Mr.. Mills visited
here over Sunday.-Mrs, T. A. Chadburn
of Montreal is visiting her mother, Mrs
w. b. Grice and other relatives here
Miss Tida Corliss is visiting her
brother, the Hon. John r. Corliss OF
Detroit, Mich.
The w, C. r. Y. met with Mrs
.. G.. Guest Tuesday afternoon at three
o'clock.-Miss Annie Smith OF Allston
Mass, is passing the Easter vacation
with her mother, Mrs l.. H. Smith,
Miss Grace n. Golf is visiting Montreal
friends over Easter.-Emil Wien, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. p. II
Phaneuf, returned to St. Cesare, Que
Saturday-E. J. Colcord has taken the
contract to build a brick store 80 by 81
feet and two stories high for w, $. Rub
lee of East Berkshire. Mr.. Colcord Is
also building house for II. NJ. Kimbal
of Enosburg Falls and has the same
nearly completed.--A pubic reception
was given the Rev. w. r. Forsythe
In the parish hall Of ST, AIMS Episcopal
Church Wednesday evening from eight
to ten o'clock Mrs. Raymond g. Bryan
and daughter, Nancy Of Baltimore, Md,
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GEORGIA.

The regular meeting of Banner grange
will he held on Friday evening. 1t is ex-
pectcd that a that time the grange paper
will he read-Mrs f. A. Wood spent Mon
day in Burlington TO attend the funeral of
cousin Mrs Phila Hammond.-Th
building on the Powers place were burned
Monday
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had employment at THE Howard" the
past winter.-Mr. and Mrs. II, A. Mosier
and son, Camille, were in Burlington Fri
day and Saturday. Hill has moved
into the house recently purchased of f.
o. Libby by H. A. Hull and will work
for the latter the coming season.-Mss
Marjorie Ewins of Montreal is passing
the week with her grandmother Mrs.
Mary EyWins
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WEST MILTON.

Edward lombard has gone to Boston
for a few days and will return with Mrs
Bombard, who has been visiting there
Miss Lois MaYvillo and a friend from
St Adams visited her parents Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Mayvllle, Sunday.-Mss Ron
Granger has returned from st. Adams
whore she has been for a few days.