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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

5. J. Randall and daughter Mrs. c. S.
brewster, Q. G. Hallock, son, Merle, were
in Burlington Friday to visit Ralph Hal
lock-, who is still i'll at the Mary Fletcher
hoSpitaL-Mrs. Clara Norton Of BurlinE-
ton and Rola Sargent of st. Adams were
ovcr-Sunday guests at the homes of their
parents.-Miss Rita Fisk, student at
Montpelier Seminary, and Jesse Gardner
OF Jonesville were over-Sunday guests at
the home of John Mics.--Mr and Mrs
tolcomb Of Grand Isle are guests of their
daughter Mrs. Fay Small.-Ezra KirIbal
went to Groveton, n. H., Monday to join
his wife at the home Of their daughter
Mrs. Mary lIill.-Mrs +. II. Small visited
Mrs. y. Il. Small at Burlington the first
of the wcek.-A number of the friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baker. Jr. gath
cred at their home Tuesday evening for
n surprise partv.-MarEuerite. the young
daughter OF II. w. Sargent. is ILL.,
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Mrs. Henry f. James and daughter
Miss Bertha r. James, loft Monda,
for New York, whence they will sal
saturday on the Caronia of the Cunarf
line for Southern italy, where they will
spend three months.
The annual meeting Of the st. Albans
Cemetery association was held at the
city clerks office yesterday afternoon
and the following trustees were elected
Col. r. A. Chttenden, A. u. Collins. Mel
son foodspccd and George c. stevens
The meeting adjourned to Saturday.
April II, at the city clerks office rho
trustees organized by elocting Colonel
Chittenden president, and Mr. Stevens
secretary and treasurer. Colonel chit
tenden, Judge Collins and Mr. Goodspcod
were elected n committee on the care
ana Improvement of the cemetery
grounds.
MISS Anna Louise Preston, daughter Of
MI and Mrs. Charles T.. Preston, and
Martin II. Sheltus son of Mr.. and Mrs
II. e. Sheltus of TIighgate were united
IN marriage yesterday morning at 9I5
o'clock the ceremony being performed
at the homo OF the brides parents on
Congress street by the Rev. w. parl,vn
jackson. The bride was unattended and
only members of the two families were
present. The bride wore a blue travelling
suit and hat to match. Mr. and Mrs
Sheltus left on the 1915 o'clock train
south for Boston and New York and on
their return will make their home in
Weybridge, where the groom Is engaged
in business.
A y. -'armeee Miss Hazel Parmelee
and Kenneth Parmelee have returned
from Ottawa, ont. where they were call
ed by the death Of Mr. Parmelce's broth
r., the Hon. Charles H. Parmelce.
Mr. and Mrs. John j. Hunt have an
bounced the marriage engagement of their
laughter Miss May Hunt. 10 Charles
Thomson Gray of Troy n Y.
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MISS Grace Bushey, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs William Rushcv. and Itor,,.
Nunicr were married NJ 81 Awe
Church Monday morning nj nine o'cIocI<
Tho ceremony was pcrformed bv IN,
''eN' fr, r. H. Paquct.-Thc Ladies' Aid
VI the Methodist Episcopal Church will
s'TNo dihner at the church on Thursday,
January @.-Mrs. Mary Robinson is III
at inc nome OF her son, Ralph, in Bur
nhEton.-Tbc Rev u. II. Strong. Mrs.
~ a. Iierlick, Miss Florence Wells and
Mrs, Woodruff were elected delegates
from the CONGREGATIONAL Sunday school
to the county convention at Burlington
The l. O. O. +. are to hold their mid
winter bail at the odd Fellows hall
Friday evening. January 80. The St
Adams orchestra will furnish music.
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| Il. Warren.-Miss Alice Amsden Of Hard
| wick was at home over Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott Amsdcn.
She was accompanied to Hardwick by
| her sister. Miss Edith, who will have
employment there. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Marian Of ardwick passed Sunday with
her sister and husband. Mr.. and Mrs
y. b. Small--Mr. and Mrs e. -. Hon
kins OF st. Johnsbury, who were called
here three weeks ago by the death Of
her mother, Mrs O. n. Hawkins re-
turned home Monday.-Cuy Stafford went
Monday to st. Johnsbury Mr. and Mrs
william Sinnott of Proctorsvillc will soon
move to the George Foss farm Mrs Sin
mott and three sons arrived Monday and
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Til
lotson.-Mrs w. W. Raymorc Of Cam.
bridge was guest Monday Of her son
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Ravmoro. -
Miss Edith Spllcr of ST. Johnsbury
passed Sunday with her Mother, Mrs G.
~ Spiller.-C. r. Morrill, is confined to
his bed with lumbago
The Congregational brotherhood held
get-together Tuesday evening with the
REV r. D. Cranmer OF the rnlvorsaIist
Church as speaker of the evening Re-
ireshments were served Randall child
or Amherst college came Monday even
ing for a stay of a week or ten DAYS
with his parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. f. r.
Child.-Mrs. Edward Davis of Garfield
left Monday evening for Fort Worth.
TEX, where she will visit her daughter
ana husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
swift former rcsldonts.-Miss Jane Ring
OF Huntington came Monday evening for
a visit with her sister and husband.
Mr and Mrs Rufus Atchlnson.-Miss
Einogene Burbank has resumed her work
as local editor of the Nows and Ciu-
zen after two weeks visit with rola-
uves in Observation-Disclosures Mamie
"eafer was given surprise Saturday
evening when she was visited by NOM
bers Of her school Dust closed and other
young people Of North Iaporto district
sixteen In number Games were eoioycd
and refresh ents were served MIR and
Mrs. Howard Stevens arrived Monday
evening from Rochester, MINI, whcrr
th"y went some weeks ago for al. opora-
zion upon the neck OF Mrs Stevens Mrs
George Goodrich. who has been cmp,oy.
ec ior severa! years as bookkeepcr I'm
t"A store OF IL Waite & Son, has com
pIets1 her york there and Is succeeded
by Miss lne2 Smith Of Stowe.-Nriss
Laura ELLIS has completed hoy ,vorl, AS
etenograph"r in the II. A. Slavtun &
company store. Mrs Eta Richardson
returned Tuesday TO Jeffcrsonvlllc after
several days visit here with friends
Miss Annie Wotch went Tuesday to her
home Mt Whcolock for stay Of a week
Inc regular session of 1amuille Grange.
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HYDE p.,RK.

! it"btft i. PUTNAM died Saturday oven.
( ing after long illness. He was born
IN the town of Johnson. where he live,
several years For time he lived in
Wolcott and the White Mountains. fol-
lowing his trade. that of CARPENTERS
In lSN2 he married Effie Wood Of Nor.
ristown and located in this village. II,
lived here three years and then BOUGHT
the nome farm in johnson, where he
lived 10 years. then again coming here
where he since resided In 1905 he
built the block now occupied by Moves
Woods general store. He was Ga
years old and is survived by his wife.
three sisters and brother His only
child daughter, died in 1855. aged
Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock
at his late home. the Rev. +. G..
French, an old time friend. officiating.
Miss Helen Wood of Boston is here.
called by the death of her uncle II. T.
iutnam.-Miss Ruth Clapp of Mont
gomery spent Sunday here with Miss
Bundy.-The Rev G. L. story of
Wetervile was In town Monday.
Professor Eddy of Shoreham was I'm
town Sunday.-F. +. Smith of Jeffer-
sonville was IN town Monday.-k. w.
llulburd is out II valuable overcoat.
which caught fire from a spark while
its owner was building the morninr
FIRE at his homo Monday He did nor
discover the fire until he had worn
the coat to his office and hune. it in
a closet. Smelling smoke he inveSti-
gated and found his coat ablaze.-The
annual reunion of the Campbell fam
lily was held at the home OF T.. q. Sher-
win in this village Saturday, about 80
being present OF the original charter
members there is now but one survivor.
Mrs lupI ('nmphp1l
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

ne hIu-Week prayer meeting will
hold at the vestry this week Nice
.eiyh hazard Is i'll with jaundicc.-
II, WhitncE who has been in vim
g grip Is hctter,-Ml~. A. h. Stcarns
spending some time i'm NiddIoh,r,.
IN her son, Frank and famiIv-Nr
d MIS- Burton Beers and doupbtar
FsseN' came to Charlotte Fri law TO
ma the weekend with Mrs Hears,
rents Mr. ANA Mrs, H. S. Fonda. ana
nc other relatives here.-Tho annual
.etInS OF the East Charlotte cream
association viii be held at Ivceu,o
II February ., at 7:3O .. m.-Tbe
'n auditors met AT the town
] Tuesday-M, T. Teelyea has been
itins in Brandon and in Leicester
notion for several davs.-Da\id 81
orge with force Of men is filling
ice-house al \. r. Whites cream
at the village. Tho ice is taken
m Floyd Foote'S private pond,-Jo-
IN 'arprnil'r went TO 3urliupton
.uriay to be- present at the funeral
MS great grandson, Donald j. cole
infant SON Of Mr., ana Mrs. Henry
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JOHNSON.

The Rev. L. G. French preached in
liardwick Sunday.-R. Ii. Royce spent
sunday with his wife here f.
Hayford is hauling logs from his Wat
erman lot to the Gusman mill at the
station. Frank Miller spent sunday
with his family here,-The special
meeting OF Tucker Chapter r. \. NJ,
was well attended Friday night when
H. {. Parker a. G, Peaks. Henry
Moiles and c. l.. Bishop received the
NJ NJ degree. \ banquet was served
by the Ways and Means society.-The
burial of Mrs. Mary Dodge, wife of
Nathan Dodge, was held Friday. She
had been i'll for several months. The
Rev w, f. Ha2en and Rev. T. q
French oniciated.-Th tale mine d.
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RICHFOilj,

Inc Kings Daughters met with Mrs.
T. J." Childs Wednesday afternoon at
g'ao o'clock.-The annual village meet.
ing VIII be held In the hall over the fire
station Monday evevnin6, Feb, N
ana Mrs oscar McGregor have gone to
Lowell where they will pass a few weeks
where they will pass "a few weeks
with relatives-C, j. Whitehead has
bought of o. w. Ford of Claremont. n.
H., the house and lot on Elm street
now occupied by ID. NJ, MARI
Mrs. Laura Hammond has gone to Fort
ress Monroe, Va, for a few weeks.-Uenrv
+. Rustedt has gone to Colorado on a
business trip of two weeks or more
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

supper will be served by the Womans
Auxiliary in the guild rooms Thursday
evening from five O'Clock until eight. -
Or, A. ID. Patten and sister Miss NJ. A.
Patten, are visiting in Montreal for a few
days-Mr. and Mrs. Rubin J.. Soule and
Read Soule attended the wedding of their
cousin, Raymond Soule in Burlington
last evening Alden brothers are to be-
gin building Immediately. The site is
near the present creamery.-The teachers
Of the three grades In the village school
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ADAMS.

William Himmel was taken TO the
state prison at Windsor THURSDAY
morning by Deputy Sheriff Luke p
Martin to serve sentence of not less
than two years and not more than one
Tor larceny of money from Louis
Iiobillard, his former employer
4 r. w. Wood, who was arrested at
/ stevens Mills i'm Richford. on the
/ rharg" of giving a worthless check to
l.. p Vincent of Richford. was arraign-
ed in city court Wednesday, Jan. 2l,
before Judge y. y. Post Wood want
cd to make good the amount of the
check, SCI. and the case was held open
/ pending further Investigation.
| T.. W. Wood, who was arrested on the
charge of giving q worthless check to l..
i. Vincent of Richford and who, when
.anaSncd in city court, asked for leave
I" make tho check good. las settled the
case. Wood who had ovcrdrawn his bank
account agreed to pay Vincent the SCI
Leslie :. Morgan of Burlington has ar
rived in the city to take up work as as
S'staht TO Superintendent W. T. jackson
at the Stranahan Memorial club. Mr.
Morgan. who was formerly physical d.
rector al Bennington, will have charge of
inc gymnasium and hopes that the pro-
iessluhaI ana business men of St. Adams
VIII hecom" interested enough so that he
can organize class among them. NJ. u.
armstrong has presented to the club n
PoId cup to he contested for by the Junior
Alexander Tuscany and H. J. Peterson
OF TINS city have Just been granted a
patent on a Observation-Disclosures. The oh
when tn. l,o.,,., 80 a., Wv '''"'
an omen uo,itio, ,,. - !"
the pivot,d s,,,,.,,i.,,, w." '"''"
svfruiu,, ,,,,,,.,,,,,. "'' '"Oi''"'
bcfnp eu,i, tt,. "'tio'
cum. ,,,...'.,, "n'" inc keeper Is
.t.,,,.l.t,,, ,,.,,, NV NJ" I'oS''Ioii the
fo, s,,r,, 'o's'u ""'oilatlcaiIy
lo.,.., '''' 49, anu "'s' 10 hoiu the
N.,',,. ooo - 80 l'''"eu position
,.,.o ~ Wv N'Ni1'S are ALREADY IN
rl '""''" MI uscanF Is
r,,,,',1,.. 'Ie ''h'ral Vermont
..'t,, '''' '''' '''rS"l i piacN-
r,.,.,,. w. - ''"'i'F mas returned from
ION "h''o She underwent
''' o'9oi"' operation at MIS- Rood's
rum """"' Two months ago.
ne "lNl."'ioh OF the owl club to the
"'""' lIesS association to hold its
'''' m''''4"- III ms city has been accept |
~" ne meeting VIII he held Friday. |
'"i u"IF H. according to the announce
'"eul Vi ''ohert w. McCuen president. A
'"'''cSS meeting viii he held at the Owl
'"p assembly nan In the afternoon and
expected That banquet will be
rive" III the evening at the Colonial Inn. |
GOVERNOR Allen NJ. Fletcher OF Cavendish |
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EDEN.

Harry Hines has sold his farm to J. r.
foss-Don McAllistcr has sold the Hunt
farm In the west part of the town To
harry Hines.-Mrs. Betsey Hines is as
sistIng Mrs. y. +. Kinds There has
neen no Sunday school at the Mills
through January on account If the sovora
Weather-Mr. ingalls, bought tho T. e.
w hite house at tho Mills and NOT Mr..
NhittcmOrp as stated
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GRAND ISLE.

Mr' ana Mrs stuart Samson have NOV.
eu INTO their own home Mrs. Hunting.
Ton IS visiting her son. samuel, at 4. f.
samson s'-News has been received Of tn,
plrth OF a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
'roSier OF Lebanon, y. II. Mrs. Crozier
was formerly Miss Nellie Dubuque Of this
p'are.-Mr ana Mrs. Eugene Lebeau have
returned from their wedding trip
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
Isle LA NOTE.

at tn" annuai meeting OF the Isle La
Motto Telephone company January %
the following officers were elected. proa.
ideht' w. T.. I'M; vice-prosident, NJ s
Thomas, general manager. Mrs II II
SEeels; secretary. Dr. J. $. King; treas.
Fish " W 3
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JERICHO.

Ihe auditors of Jericho met at
ages Office January q and % ut nine
clock 10 audit town accounts.-Afiss
Nrtle Holmes of Burlington, VINO has
'h VISITING nor uncle r. b. Field, re-
rh'd mono Saturday.--NIiss Sarah SAT-
Id is visiting in St Albans.-H. T..
Dimes of burlington was at r.. -.
oid's Saturday.-Thc Ladies' Aid So
tY VIII give a penny soci / in the par
RS Of the Congregational Church Fri
.y 'vening.-Mrs. Martha Remington.
no has bee visiting her cousins i'm Es-
y Junction for a few weeks past. has
turned homo.
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ENOSBURG.

The Sunday school OF the Memorial Con-
"regational church was reorganzed Jan
uary . and teachers were installed by g.
L. Leach, superintend"nt-Thc will be
social at C. II. Loach's Friday even
ing for the benefit of tho Sunday school.
Mrs, w. w, Cole, who had a severe at
tack of rheumatism in her arm and hand.
Is Il llttle hntfnr
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

>N'oDSAeO hiLI1o'
G. w. Lanctot went to potsdan y v
Monday. He returned Friday morning
accompanied by Mrs Ianctot. who ha,
been there for two weeks at the home q
her brother, l. II. Kimball.-prof + NJ
Barker Of Boston Grnivcrsitv v.,y
guest in the home of NJ r perlcv rri
daY.-Mrs Archie Austin has h,or a
several days at the G.. H. Strotton far,
in North Enosburg \ successru, o,,oro
ton for appondicitts was norrorr,,d ,,t
day morning.-A team from, piobr,rd ,,..,
to have ulaved boctknv how, l,rid,,. 49,,
ing The gainn wa. c,u,1 or ,,,,, .,,..
noon by Ricbrord rho bi,,i ,ot,..., ...
played the Philemon OHM ,,.t,,,,,,,, ~.
| score of ia lilo, " nm. g -.
! lington is VISITING bis l,r,,b.r ~. - :,
| Thomas
III,
r,,,,,..'. annual 'N"lnIIoh ny the
'"''' o"'tIN ana ret stock as
,,.i.,. j." 'r'eH nan tuesday
49,, i'Ii"N vi " urge variety OF
, humans me majority of tho
80 ''' 'o""'H are represented and
49,, 10 W. l'Ish ORDER Inc judg-
, ~ wv. "N"""! pN ~ u ShoVe of
MASS using the score card
ne eXhlpt closes this after
"''e VII gathering of nine Of
WV 'sV''oo' EiiI trlehhs OF Miss Grace
at me nome OF IL j. Parmeleo
.,' V'''i,'ls'-hlmpali orchestra
H., nance III Sheluon Thurs
CH account or the severe
NV anu ''s uiii's they mad some eXpe-
1870 ''''rIils mono Friday which
To"s"'"uu good part of the day.-Mrs.
yrs ~ 9 ,.S,.''t her daughter
The Roy Iobr U-.,s.a, 49,, =,
ton Mondav 70 VT, u @
is III in tho Mary F,otcbor ,aa.i,a, WV
Hallock returned Win, hi,,, .,,a. w.
for a short bua;ross Wei. 49,.
stavinp in RurIlngtor NJ 49,, ~,
Kendall visited NJ 1.ond,I,,. 30 -
RIchford ovcr surdo,. w. III
I. Mason rnturped fro,, .,.,.1.I'i, =,
to New York Nond,,. ,,,orrt,,cr =;
returned from Norrisvi,Io ,rn,do,. w..
and Mrs. NJ p. perlov and do,,orht,,. W.
katherine. left Tuosdoy ror 1r.,1
Sheldon & Mitchell bovo ,,,robos,, 80. =,
L. Graves the barn now occrnio5 ,,,. w
L. Lahey as a livery poeeossi,, lin 49,
given April I, when II will ho +ror.
formed into an up-to-date garage Tho
consideration was $500.
The annual convocation of the first dis
trict Of Royal Arch Masons will he hold
with Lafayette Chapter No. 4. Wednos-
day, February 4, opening at $50 n m AT
seven O'Clock supper will be served II,
inc banquet hall At eight o'clock the
chapter will be called from refresh,ront
10 labor by Lafayette chapter, on the
Royal Arch degree.
A successful musical ,ooi,,,
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TRANCE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

,Nrnnvy,u,
A'H-'DOAf II.
Ms Robert Fieldcrs AM son came
from south R"Nalt"V Saturday for a
snort Sta"--MrS Lulu Hcminway.
clerk in tn Hcll Brothers. store went
to her HON. I'm Bethel Saturday for ar
oNer-Sunday visit-M NJ Wilson left
saturday on % business trim to Ban
gor Nj, expecting to be- away for
several doys.-Mr and Mrs. uonIltn.
who hav- b.on passing the winter with
their daH-hter Mrs o. w Lewis lnc+
Saturday for Boston and latter fo, tn.sr,
home In Sew York Stat.-Niss Alyc..
Buck has been $40 with tonsUitis and &
confined To- tho hous. Nh Sault. who
IS passing the winter with his mother.
Mrs. T. r. #au't is taking Miss Bucks
place IN Oh" Office OF tho Bucl. printing
.'1i"".-E Robert y. Parker went to New
port tho first Of last vc.k 70 visit his
'anght"r-in-law and may remain for
som" tirc-R. o. Lewis continues his
meetings at tn" Baptist Church. Sunday
u" conducted the morning service and in
the afternoon held service for women
/ "nlN.-FredeHck Locds loft Saturday aft
"rn"on f"1 Boston to pass few DAYS
Mrs Robert COY and daughter. who have
"''n guests Of Mr. Mary Strong ard
Mrs. w. y. Wall left 'or Bethel Satu,-
IdaN.-0ra Abbott Of New lavou. Conn.,
mas come for hort stay with his fa-
th'r' tn2euc Abbott Ms A. C. Tom
nI'lon went to North Nontnoli,r SATURDAY.
Tor a Tow days with h"r mother
MIS-. Mary Suorr left tIoudav for
N''h'' y. ~ To pass fow DAYS with
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LAM0IllE COUNTY
STOWE.


Harmony Pomona Grange, Patrons of
Iushandry, will hold a regular neetinp
with the Mansfield Mountain Grange. No.
2TA Wednesday. February g. The Ice
turcrs program for the afternoon will he
open to the public as usual and wiz in
clude music. rcCitatons addresses upon
the progress Of the temperance cause in
the various states for the past 10 wears
ana discussion Of the question. "Should
the United States Government Intervene
in McNico?''-Tho topic for the meeting Of
Mansfield Mountain Grange. 80. pa. Sat
urdaN evening will be Vermont" Tho
/ program will include a roll call DO Won
/ know of better place than Vermont in
which to gain an honest livelihood: if SO
why are You not thcrc?" recitation Mrs
! George f. West: paper. In What Rr-
Sp'ct Docs Vermont Excel All Othher
Statcs?' r. l.. Chancc; discussion do
| farmers as a rule till too many acres
| upon our Vermont farms?" led by C,eorro
w. Chaplin and \. j. Magoon; papor.
Pioneer Life in Ohio" Mrs. \. r. straw:
20 minutes surprise program IN charge %
Mrs g. W. Chaplin, Mrs. i. T.. Smith and
Miss lncz ANcrs-The fourth crtcrtnin-
mont i'm the stowe high school lecturo
course was an illustrated lecture unor
lhdIa by HaSanta l}onatiee at the Axe
ley Mrhpfal building Monday evening"
N"'t I' people from stowe accompanied
we stowe hlEh school basketball team to
Morrl'VllIo Friday evening. The stowe
team wen by a score of 81 to l9-Mr and
MIS- oscar stevens and grandson, Laurel
sampson, of Euosburg have visited Mr..
r''n"ia Wilkns.-Mrs *. G. Robinson
''S returned from visit of several weeks
:" ~ '''"S'' - ~ and Burlington-Mr.
ana MIS-. y 7. Garrow returned Friday
'''' '''I''""' where they We're called byI
"'' "'I'''S ana death of Hcrmon a. Gar
'oN' Nf. ana Mrs. 9. y. Tomlinson, who
W'"' from Milton To attend the funeral Of
'iIS' Jane Gloyd in Richmond Friday.
N'S'''u MIS- I"mlinSon's parents in EsscX
over oundaN'-\mong those who attended
t"' - r. fddN hearing in Montpelier Fri
Jay were O. e. Luce, c. l.. McNIahon.
VI g. LoNeloy, II. f.. Shaw and j. G.
Benson
Tho ladies' of I-nity ,'I,,r,b ,.i,, i,.ii
peanut social at the church n,,lo,. r.;
day evening at 7:3O-N1rs l., ,,,,,,
who was taken seriously I'M co.,,u,a,.
with an attack of ynr st.,ro, t. .'
comfortable Sh. win ,,, 49,, |
for treatment as sooo nc h,,, .,.,,,.,i.,
vii! permit.-C f. Eddy - oo,,n,,
his .omc with tho n,,,r,us No., :,
Ayers. who has beor m ,,.i.b n,,a,,u,..,.'
is recovering -r1,rlo,.
Mrs. Fred pIoof t.. sor,a,,a,.. ~, an"
complications fo,,ov.i,,, 80 ''o'''
John Boardman. who is r,co,.a.,,''r
~, VIM - recovering at |
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ar preparing the pupils for tho op,o,..
tainmcnt to be given by them nm ,bo
evening of February 6. The procoods ana
to 60 toward the organ fund. pr,c -
II. Morrill, Of Brigham Academy ,riu ,.,,,,
an address
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BEAVER.

Mrs. Mabel Austin is visiting for a few
days at tho home of Mrs. George w.
Craft-Walter Haywood has lust loaded
at East Georgia car of hay for r. s.
Austin OF Randolph. Fred Thompson has
takon a farm on Bnrton's Island
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Ellen Hun at Starksboro Saturday even
lne several pupils from here taking part.
b Mrs A. l.. Walker returned to Burling-
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the Fullington farm has been closed
for the winter and ad litiona1 holm nut
into the new mine. The tale IA d,,,vr
to the mill here
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MILTON.

Cole. who died Thursday evening of
cerebral meningitis
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