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Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-22

fLUhfs b12o&o, ROBUST BODY
Before took sarE0l people used TO can me-
skinny but now my name Is changed Ny whole
body Is stout Have gained Is pounds ana am
gaining yet ] look Ike new man. declared
Who had Just finished the SarEol treatment
4 was All run down 20 the very bottom" writes
+. Gagnon. Il had to quit work I weak.
Nov. thanks 70 Sargo, look like new man.
gained q pounds In . days"
"Sarsol has put 10 pounds me "a II dags.'
states ". o. Roberts. 1t has made me- sleep
we'll enjoy what I ate and enabled me 70 work
with interest and pleasure"
Would you. too. ike 20 quickly put from 10 20
80 pounds Of good. solid tay-there'' flesh, fat
and muscular tissue between you skln and bonssf
Deaf ~ Il can't be done Try "a. Let "a
send you Tres 500 package Of sargol and froTs
What Il can do for you.
More than half million thin men aud women
have sladly mada this test ana that eareol does
succeed. does make thin folks fat even Whsrs all
else has failed. Il BET proved b. the tremendous
bufinesB We have done. No drastic diet, flesh
creams naasaee oils Or emulsions but q simple
harmless home treatment Cut out the coupon and
send for ttis free package today. incosing ouy 10
cents In silver Ia help pay poaAEe. packing. etc
Address me Sargol Co. lot Herald Bldg
Binghamton. n. ~. Take sarroI With your meals
and ~atch Il work. This test win tell the story
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thought that the fire started from an
overhcated furnace.
Ebert s. Brigham, state commissioner
Of agriculture, has gone to Boston to at
tend a meeting of the New England sec
ton of the America commission that Wis.,
tied Europe to study farm credits and
cooperation. Mr.. brigham Will speak
on conditions and Needs Relating to
Rural Credits and Cooperation in Yer
mont
The annual banquet of the st. Adams
Travelling Mems association was held at
the Colonial Inn Tuesday night and was
attended by over 100 business and proies
sonal men OF the city An excellent dim
ner was served at seven o'clock after
which pust-prandial exercises were held
with Fuller G. Smith as toastmastcr In
formal toasts were responded to by Con-
/ gresham Frank L. Greene, stephen Is.
Anderson, one of the veteran travelling
men of this city, Mayor S. c. Greene
stephen +. Royce, Warren r. AUSTIN
John e Maun, II. NJ brennan and Stanley
| s. Russell The dining room presented a
gala appearance with its tasteful table
decorations Stephen b. Anderson is
president Of the association, George y.
/ Lewis, vice-prce ldcnt Herbert p Burns,
secretary, and f. Bertrand Royce, treas s.
urer The executive committee is com
posed Of Charles u. O'Leary, H. l.. Wood
| and Ralph * Chase.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The funeral of Mrs. Il. \. Phelps whose
death occurred suddenly OF acute lhdlBes'
ton Christmas night at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. j. G.. Towle, at Enospurs
Falls, was held at the church here Satur-
day at T. o'clock, the Rev. T. H. Cresey
officiating, with burial at East FRANK
lin CO etcry. The bearers were D. e.
Towle, W. r. Noble. G. y. Phelps ana
Seth G. Towle. Among some OF those
from out of town to attend the tuneral
were Mrs S. NJ Howard Of Malone n. w.
and Miss NJ J. Darling, sisters, H. u.
Darling brother of Marshncld, Mr.. and
Mrs. q. l.. Kinds, the latter sister, or
burlington, Mr.. and Mrs j. c. TowIe and
daughter, Lillian, of EnOsburg rails, Mi.
and Mrs, G. u. Phelps and family MT.
Phelps son, of sheldon Mr.. and Mrs.
\. w. Isham Of Lebanon, y. H., Mrs.
lsham being a granddaughter, Mr. ana
Mrs. Charles Destin of Richford, Mr. ana
Mrs. j. G. Weld, Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Lar
ahce, Mr.. and Mrs. f. q. Libby + Berk-
shire. Mrs Phelps was born i'm berkshire
December %, 1884 where she was life
long resident
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ST. ALBANS.

The Warner Home children had their
Christmas tree and exercises Saturday
afternoon at three o'clock. The progra m
OF rccitatouS and songs was given I'M
der the direction of the matron, Miss
Barbara Poupore. and was very enter
tanning. Each child received gifts from
the heavily laden tree. short address
was given by the Rev. George d. Gould
and prayer was offered by the Rev. AL
bert Gale.
r. $, Kimball has been appointed aide
de camp by James NJ Hamilton of Rut-
land, department commander of Vermont
United Spanish War Veterans.
News has been received of the birth
of II son TO Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Win
throp FIoughton Of Manila, y, l., No
vember II, Mr.. Houghton is son of
Mrs. A. S fIoughton of this city,
The lire department was called out
Monday morning by still alarm for a
blaze in the greenhouse OF Ex-Governor
+. c. Smith on Congress street. II was
thought that the fire could be extinguish-
cd by chemicals but after using six II
was necessary to use water. The flames
did considerable damage to the building
especially in the office and roof. 1t is
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w H. Ellis and his sister, Mrs G. T.
Pierson, Of Ottawa Mr.. and Mrs g. A
Barrows returned Tuesday from provi-
dencc r. l., where they have passed "A
week with their daughters, Mrs. f.. l.
Morse and Mrs. f.. l. Booth. and their
families, Mrs. a. n. Smith returned
Tuesday to Fitchburs, Mass, after pass
ing Christmas week with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Gould Prof
and Mrs. Martip W. Chaffee, after pass
ing Christmas with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs .. w. Chaffee returned to Peacham
Tuesday. His sister, Miss Maud Chat
Zee accompanied them for few days
Mrs. lnez Fletcher and daughter, Hazel
of East St Johnsbury, returned Tues.
day after passing several days with Mrs.
X. L. Currier.-Mrs. Jamie Wakefield
went Tuesday 10 Bellows Falls TO visit
/ her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Sweet.
Mrs. Charles Mcfarland, who has been
residing for some time at Jonesville
Wis, came Monday to make her home
with her son, Charles McFariand.-Nrrs
Cascilda Davis loft Yesterday for Gran.
Vile, y. Y, called there by tn. Hines.
Of her brothers wife Mrs. W. A. Ten.
ncy
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs Newell of Burlington spent sun
day with Mrs, Sabra Collins and
Mrs Carpenter Of Essex Junction spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. j. 3. Thomp-
SOMA number of young people gathered
at the home of Joel Fanrsworth We'd
nesday night to watch the old year out
Games were enjoyed and refreshments
were served.--Stevie Taylor OF Burling-
ton is visiting his aunt Mrs. II. s White
Miss Louise Wolcott and brothers, Fred
and stanton, who left for the South De-
cember 20, reached Ocala, Fla, Decem-
her 2-Max WolCott and Miss Bessie
Wolcott gave a sleigh ride to a number
Of their friends Wednesday night. On
their return supper was served at their
home and music, games, etc, were en-
joyed until the old year had passed. 80
Miss Freda Iuntress is visiting Adelaide
lombard Mrs. Norman Wright was
called to Rutland Monday by the severe
illness of her sister, Mrs. Scoville.-The
annual church meeting and dinner of the
Congregational Church was held in the
parish house Tuesday, December 30-The
Colchester basketball team will go to Es-
sex Center Saturday night to play re-
turn game with the Essex team
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. Oscar DuchaIm of Glcns Fails y.
Y, is the guest of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Blodah.-Mr and Mrs. George
Farrell and daughter Arlene of Under
hin spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Cook.-Mr and Mrs. Harry Bio
dan have returned to their home In Bur-
lingtOn.-Adit. Gen. Lee $. Tillotson of
st. Adams, Mr. and Mrs benjamin Tillot-
son and son Cedric of IIghgatc Springs
and Miss Molly Beals of Newport spent
Christmas at the home of Mrs :. O.
TillotsOn.-MisS Laura Brady of Boston
spent the holidgys at home.-Mr, ana
Mrs. c. II. WhitcOmb OF EnOshurg spent
Sunday In town.-Mrs. W. NJ. Naramore
is visiting her son Bcrt in Gardner, Mass,
"A daughter was born December % to
Mr. and Mrs Joseph 4. Marcctte.-Tho
body Of Mrs. Sarah Hayden of Jericho
was brought here for burial Monday, De-
cember 29-Walter Cutting died suddenly
at his home Monday. December %, Of
heart disease. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Steph-
enson aud Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Tilotson
Jr, Of sheldon spent Christmas in town
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STOWE.

Mrs. Emily L. COwen) Watts, wife of
George H. Watts, died at their home in
Stowe Hollow about SIX o'clock Thursday
morning after 10 hours Of terrible suffer
ing from burns received when her cloth
ing ignitcd while she was placing paper
in the stove Wednesday evening, Her
clothing was nearly All burned from her
body, and but for the aid of Guy and
Roy Stafford OF Morr1sville, who happen
ed to pass by and saw her lying on the
snow whore she had tried 10 quench the
fire, she would have burned ITO death
at once. Mrs Watts was about Is years
of age. She was born in South Burling-
ton, daughter Of Almon and Eunice
lsham Owen, and sister of the late
Myron W. oven Of Stove. She was mar
RED to Mr. Watts in November 1865,
ana since then resided in stowe. Their
only child, a daughter, Mary. died many
years ago Mrs watts had been par
tally disabled from the effects of brok-
en- hip for several years. MT Watts,
who Is a year older than Mrs. Watts, has
been In falling health for some time,
Mr., and Mrs. Truman B, Smith, who
were married by the Rev. w. II. Mason
In Springfield, y. H., December %, 1868,
kept open house at their home on Main
street Friday afternoon and evening in
honor OF the Goth anniversary OF their
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collapsed about noon Monday at his
home, d\ ing of heart trouble. lie MAS
about ca years of age. The funeral was
held Wednesday afternoon at one
O'Clock at his late home and the Hurh
was in Bakersfield under the auspices
Of Lincoln Lodge, no. y. of which MIR.
cutting was member
a. W. lsham of Lebanon, y. H., has
been passing a few days with Mrs. lsham
and their daughter Hilda, in the home
OF Mrs. lshams parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. c. Towle.
Miss Sadie Maynard of the telephone
Office was called to West EnosburR Mon
day by the sudden death of her uncle,
w. ~. Cutting.-Mr. and Mrs. f.. G.. Far
rell have returned from Moretown,
whore they passed few days with
Mrs. Farrelrs parcnis.-Douglass Hunter
Of burlington is visiting In the home of
A. NJ Burt--E. l.. Eddy of Shorcham,
a school supervisor. was with the family
of r NJ. Carpenter over Sunday,-Her-
bert sawyer is in town after an absence
Of few months Mrs y, 5. Jcffords,
who has been for a few days in the
family ~ her son. l.. 7. Jcffords, return
ed to St Adams Monday for treat
| ment--A ". lshan went to Bakersfield
Monday to visit his parents. George
Towle and clyde Soulc of Franklin
Were business visitors i'm town Monday.
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FAIRFAX.

Dan'G horton d.r4 suddenly at his
home in Fairfax al nine p.r,..h Saturday
yyn.ng of neuralgia Of a., heart Nj
norton was born I'm Iiiur~bur- ,o Gears
ago last October. He had lived in Fair
fax for iG wears, fo,,uVuG his occupation
u farmer. II" leaves besides his wife.
one daughter, Airs +. A. Betty OF West
ford, and two -:andchildr"n Lillian NJ.
Betty of Wesuord aud W.sl 81 horton
GrHsh of FairfaX. m. funnal was
held 1T his late Residence att .''vou
O'Clock Nrdu, -lay nuruiu-
Word has been received of the birth Of
a dauphtrr 10 Mr. ANA Mrs. Homer +.
Hunt of Swanton. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt
formerly resided hcre.-Ralph Southland
was given a surprise party Saturday
"y,uirr '. honor D I.r '-'l u'NtN
The evening wa. Pleasantly passed with
music and games and refreshments We're
served News has been received of the
death Of john a.. E,n'lir- a. his nome
in Providence, K; l. Mr.. Krrlrck owned
a farm here ana spent several summers
hcrc.-Mr. and Mrs Lum ard and son
spent Christmas in Unlcrhll.-Mis clara
stiles is spending the holidays with her
mother, Mrs, -. ]. Norton.-Mrs John
Town and two children of Milton have
returned after visiting her father, r. l..
Marvin.-Mrs Emma Vincent and two
daughters are visiting in St Albans.-
/ Edward Carpenter and son, William
spent Christmas in BurIineton.- Howard
Lane OF Boston is spoudins the HOLIDAYS
with her mother Mrs. Eva Lanc.-Mrs
Bertha Bergen and son, Walter, are visit
ing in CharlostoWn.-W Fi0old spent
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
continued from page -

Clarence Powell of Cambridge. Mrs
HAYDEN had reached the ripe age of s.
mrs and four months. Her last Hines.
was Of eight day. duration. She is sur
vivcd by one SON G. H. Hayden, four
erandsons, above mentioned, four grand
daughters, Edith Gates, Olive Hayden
Marjory Hayden and Esther Hayden, on4
sister. Mrs l.. f. Wilbur, and one brother
Ira c. Morse.
Miss rcnia Barber has been spend
ing few days at Jericho Cen
tcr-Mr. and Mr. Howard Rock
wood Of Waterbury were weekend
guests Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
W Rockwopd-N Helen Sinclair of
' oultney visited Ntss Amia Benedict
over Sdnoay.-Thc CamHridEc Dlamai,
club gave the play ''1'he Doctor,
at 6. a. H. huu Wednesday "vcutug
after which they gave an all-nght
dJu,, with musi. furnished hr chan. s
orchestra. An.ioystcr supper was served
by m, Wumans Relief Corps.-Dr. A. f.
Hurdcb and Mcdora Schwics were in
burlington Tuesday to attend the funeral
of Albert Q. Eumphrey.--G. /. Lincoln
is better.-Mr and Mrs. l.. g. Fowler
have been visiting in Ludlow.
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FRANKLIN.

Ellis &. Hun of Springfield. Mass, is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs George
j. HUI. Charles and Goor4c Wood of
Barre are visiting in town.. ". Gates
and Miss Edith. Paul and Winslow Wero
in uderhill over Sunday to attcud the
funeral Of Hrs. Hayden, who was mother
Of Mrs. G. w Gates. who died last May.
Mrs. Hayden had made her nom" with
Mrs Gates for the past few years and
moved back to Riverside last fall.-Mrs
}. ". Tatro and granddaughter Mildred
went to Manchester y. ~. Saturday tn
visit her son, ]. ". Tatro. Jr.-Mrs
cclina Odds a lifelong and very highly
respected resident, died at her home her,
early Friday morning after a lingering
Illness. The funeral was held from tn,
house Sunday afternoon at one o'clock
the Rev NJ. 4. Turner officiating. Mrs
Clds leaves one daughter. Mrs. George
~. Anderson.-E. z. Odds of Burlington
was in town Sunday to attend the funeral
# Mrs Olds-Miss Edith r. Gates start
I'd Monday morning for Kansas City tC
attend the Student Volunteer conference
rs delegate from the Y. NJ G. A. Of the
L. V. M.--Wcndell Hayden of Riverside
is passing a few days with his cousins
Paul and Winslow Gates.--Miss Sadi,
Otis returned to her school in Bridge
water Monday after spending her vaCa-
ton with her parents Mr. and Mrs VI
Otis,-Miss Ella Randall spent Christina
with her sister Mrs j. T. D'mOn, in
Highgate Gore.-A little daughter arrived
at the home of Mr. and Mrs Merrill Cen,
Tuesday morning.-The Rev. +. W. Day
n ~ ntrrfac GA, inv q
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CIR AND ISLE.

The death or Charles Santor occurred
Sunday, December q, after a protracted
Illness of about eight years. He was
born December 70, 1Si7 October S, 1876
he married Matilda Savage. To this
union We're born II children, nine of
whom are living: Moses of Salem
River, \. Y. Walter and Ernest of North
Hero, Mrs Wyman puryea of South
Hero, Mrs. Henry SENEGAL of Disco n.
!. Henry, Elmer, Mrs, Lawrence
Cameron and Miss F!ossie of this town.
Mr.. Santor was "A most prosperous farm
"r an upright citizen, a good neIghbor
and had the respect of tn" entire COM
muuity. lie leaves a wife, who was a
good help-mect and who faithfully and
untlringly cared for him in his invalid
ism. His funeral was largely attended
Tuesday morning at the Church Of Saint
Rose and intyrmeut was in South Hero
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WOLCOTT.

Mrs. NJ. Mayo returned to st. Johns
bury Monday after visiting her sister
Mrs. Newell Ellsworth.-Cilcn Billings Is
taking a business course at the Burlng-
ton business College.-Mrs G. S. Cutler
returned to johnson Saturday after Wis
iting in town.-Mss Alma Wheclock Of
Morrisvile visited her grandmother Mrs.
ook, over Sunday. w. Porter's hSai sc
caught FIRE last week, the fire being dis
covered by Ethan Porter The blaze was
confined to the floor upstairs. Mr.. Por-
ter extinguished the flames with a few
pals of water.-Ethel Reed. who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs, Horace
Woodmans!e, returned TO St Johnsbury
Wednesday.-Mr and Mrs, George Rich
ardson of stowe were the guests of her
parents. MIR. and Mrs. W. O. Davis
NJ. Coanut will attend the all-day meeting
at MorriSVille Wednesday,
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ENOSBURG FALLS.

DIT. and Mrs. r. II. Brown and
three daughters. Mrs. c. l.. Marsh,
Miss Irene Spooner and Mrs Sylvia
McMullin, spent Christmas in the fam
lily of G, g. Holmes in st. Adams
There was reunion of the families
of the four Kimball brothers and a
sister with their families at the home
OF j. Is. Kimball Thursday. Invent
two were present, the only absentee
being H. B. Kimball.--Kent Perley
returned to Morrisville Thursday
c. NJ. Armstrong is with his family
here for the holidays.-Thomas Jones
of Vergennes and Gerald Jones of
Montpelier were in town saturday on
their return from visiting their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Jones, in
West Berkshire.-Mr. and Mrs f. A.
Glc,d started Monday for Florida,
wu,rc they HtU pass the winter
a j. Caldwell is at his home on
Church street from Portland, Me-
FRANK Colcord OF Boston was in town
Saturday. lie is visiting his parents
Mr. and Mrs II. Il. Colcord, in South
Franklin.-Th0mas Tassic is visiting
dis parents in Barre.--S, T.. Kennedy
and daughter, Miss Marion Kennedy
returned to Waterbury Satul day al
ter a week at tho home of Mr., and
Mrs. Giles aNlcs-Carlton Smith of
Northampton, Mass, has been visiting
his parents, Mr., ana Mrs a. j. Smith
q few days. lie visited his brother
Avery Smith, i'm st AlhanS Saturday
ana loft for Northampton Sunday via
Richford.-James Perley Bryce OF
North Fayston is visiting in the
home Of W. j. Redmond.-Mr AM
Mrs j. g, Towlo ana daughter Miss
lillian, and Mr. and Mrs, G. u. Phelps
and children were among those from
here who attended the funeral of Mrs
z A Phelps in West Berkshire sat
urday.
Mrs. V. a Phelps of West Berkshlr
died very suddenly Christmas night a
ten o'clock at the home Of her daughter
Mrs. j. G, Towe in this village, wher
she was spending the day. She was il
her 18th year, and the caVse of her deaf
Mas Indigestion. Her body was taken L
West Berkshire Friday. The funeral wa
held saturday at twelve O'Clock at tn
Methodist Church.
Walter II. Cutting, a prominent farmer
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ENOSBURG.

Lloyd Chafiee IS at home from stow.
during the holidays Leonard Reel is
confined to the house with "a boil. IN tn,
nuse.-N1rs Martin Wh!toomn Is III wit
0 heart trouble.
The annual church meeting and roll-cal
will be held in Memorial Congrcgatiuna
Church Thursday, January T. Dinner
will be ved,-Mr and Mrs John NJ
Cole of New York are visiting his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. w w. Colc.--Clar,nc,
Gilbar has begun work for G. d. Spear.
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MORRISVILLE.


peher saturday ana MIS- HPauIoIhs
MONDAY aiter passing seVora! uANs with
me latter parents MT ana hrS' a A
-N'4es'-i ne Kew ana MIS- H. a Dur-
zee OF burlington returned SATURDAY AFTER
passing ie" uayS WIN 'Hrr uduSHter
ana hu9oaiu' MI ana MIS- y. - move
-DuS Iier'loN anu MISS N'i i''l 'UN
returned 10 liard"''k S"I"ru"E after
p"sSihS CHRISTMAS WIN 'ne.r P"' eh'7' ME-
anu MrS' Chal4'S II lieFi 'Hh'-Nl'Ss AHv'ld
Dooue' Oh hHHn''e'"' MASS le'ui"e"
nome MONDAY aitel p"S'hE ohrls mas
VIII" her H'"'her' Nlr9' Louie 1ooueH'-
Miss FRANCES Noouou'! VI h"I1IlsN o'i
ana horace POWERS went SATURDAY 10
Jackson n H. 70 De present at mousse
party,-Mrs' C"h'oh S'earhs Of fle'cher
!'l' SATURDAY AFTER passing several Gays
with MT ana Mrs. Fred - unit r.
ptfue's OF ne" iorh - with MS parents
MI ana MIS- w > pah''lS'-Mlss Eliza
oe'h stone - al heF nome IN boston
George WARREN VINO mas oeeh conni1"
10 the mouse tor long time by Illness
Is ah!e TO De Out III warren mas pur-
chased OF H. O. Foss the W. NJ Hlll
meat market. Mr.. warren mas had long
experience In the business NJ B. Nhits
| mas gone to Great harrington Mass
| Joining Mrs White ana SON MIS- White
Will accompany MIN on ms return'-The
Mori7sVIIe Hre department Will give Ns
| annual New years haH al town nall
Mr. ana Mrs. Joseph Wearer and dauEh-
ter, Mary Elizabeth or barre are guests
of Mr.. Weafer's parents Mr.. and Mrs
John Weafer.-Mrs Fred ThaYer was
| called to Jeffersonville Monday by the
| serious illness or her SlSter-in-law. Mrs
william Ihayer.-Mr and Mrs. Joseph
! Weafer and daughter returned to Barre
Monday after visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, John Weafer-Prof and Mrs
l., D. Smith OF Williamstown came sun.
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j
Smith.-A, J. Smith, who recently under
went an operation at the Mary Fletcher
hospital. was able to he dressed Sunday
Mrs T.. II. Huntley and mothc r-in-Iaw
Mrs. C. r, Huntley of Burlington, were
guests Sunday OF the formers parents
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Cram-Miss Alma
| Wheelock returned Monday from visit
with her grandmother, Mrs. Alma Cook
Of Wolcott-Mrs Ellen Omstead Wen,
Monday to West Medford. Mass, whore
she VIII pass the winter with her daugh-
ter ana husband, Mr.. and Mrs Ernest r.
brackett-Miss Elma Taylor of North
Crar'sbury was guest from Thursday
to Monday of Mr.. and Mrs Herbert
Wooooury'-Ihe Misses Eunlce and Edith
blaReley returned Monday to Boston
AFTER passing Christmas with Mr. ana
Mrs "A, H. Slayton-Miss Ruth biseIoW
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Miss Anna Norton of Lebanon is the
guest of her father, r. A. Norton, for
the holidays.--Hobart Norton is suffering
from blood poison.-W +. Hanks of Bris-
tot visited his brother n. F. Hanks, the
first of the week.-NIr. and Mrs. Vernon
Dumas and son of Rochester and Arthur
.Vinver and family of South Lincoln
..rc guests of their brother, James Swim
go. .nr last % the Wer'l.--Watson Moody
.. q iu NVlnnoyli Monday
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JOHNSON.

Sheriff Jones and Lawyer Tracy were
in Hyde Park Saturday.-Dr Wells and
family spent Christmas with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, F.. e. Wells.-George f.. Ell
wood is assisting at the NNc store during
the holidays. The Berlin Mills people
have commenced shipping pulp to their
mill in Berlin, N. II. They cut It up into
short lengths this winter.
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ELL WEST

Mr., and Mrs. Edward Rushford, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Rushford ana Mr. and
Mrs, c. NJ. Hathaway Of Burlington were
in Enosburg Falls Saturday.-IIomcr
Rushford of Barton passed Christmas
with his mother Mrs. John Rushford .-
Mr. and Mrs. G. u, Shangraw spent
Christmas with Mr.. Shangraw's parents,
Mr. and Mrs, f. J. Shangraw Of Richford
Mr.. ad Ms sherman Turner Of East
Berkshlr, passed Christmas with their
daughter Mrs, c. c. Shanrraw
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MORSES LINE.

c. l.. Hefion passed Christmas at High
gate Springs with Is. h. 'rillson-M rcus
Archamhault Is with his parents at ral-
ford -Wilfrcd Ferland was at HighRate
Christmas and NJ NJ Hubbard and fam
lily with Mrs. Hubbards parents, Mr. and
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BEAVER.

Albert Patterson and son, Stafford are
visiting his father In Malone, n, Y, for
a few days.-Miss Elizabeth King Is at
home from Burlington for the holidays
Mr. and Mrs walter Haywood and chill
dren spent Christmas with r. Laname at
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