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and Doris Curtis were absent but one
half day
The young ladies' class of the Congre-
gatio lal Sunday school held social at
the church parors SATURDAY, evening" In
vitng the young mems Bible class. A
banquet was served by the ladies of the
church. Under the lead and guidance or
the older members of the church and So
ciety and the superintendent the Sunday
school begins the year with increased in
terest and membership meeting
Sunday OF the young men OF the Congre-
gational Sunday school a young mems
Bible class was formed with the foil wing
officers: President, Harold Lincoln; vice.
president Wesley Aver; secretary, Seth
Bruce; treasurer, Harley Bennett. +. s.
jackson was chosen for teacher The first
social meeting of the class, as reorganiZed,
was held at the home Of the president
Monday evening. After a social hour
Mrs Lincoln invited the young men to
partake OF their first class supper.
Several of the young friends OF Miss
Luella Drinkwater gathered at her home
Saturday evening to celebrate her 18th
birthday. Games were played and refresh
ments served. She was presented with q
gold watch from her parents and grand
parents, and a gold neck chain and pin
from the cleaners and workers of the
Methodist Sunday school
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Peter Longe. a highly respected citi-
zen of East Hin, who died last week,
was buried Saturday, funeral services
being held at the Catholic Church.-E s.
Wright Is making preparations to move
in with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs George
Virginia. few OF the many friends of
j. j Bennett gave him a surprise Mon
day night. It being his SOth birthday.
Games were played,--Several of the
friends of Roy Kingsley spent pleasant
evening at his home on the South road
recently-The Uneda Change club held
social at Mrs. c. A. Gardyne's Tues
day evening. 1t was largely attended,
Lawrence Rossler, clerk In w. j. Wrghts
store, was called Saturday to Lowell
Mass, owing to the sudden death OF his
brother, Paul Rossler.-A birthday sur
prise party was given Miss Vera hurry
at the home of her parents Saturday
evening. 1t was her 10th brthday.A purse
OF money was presented her
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Inu.--JOhn Page and Mrs J. @. Wales
of FreighsbUrg, Que, were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Gleason Saturday.
Owing to trouble on the main line there
were no passenger trains on the Missls
quot division Saturday afternoon. The
freight engine and caboose took the
musical clubs to st. Adams where they
gave an entertainment that evening"
Mrs. Matilda Ovitt who Is III in tho
home OF her son, c. l.. Ovitt, is lmprov
ing very slowly.-Mr and Mrs. f. II.
Ovitt are confined to the house by ILL
ness.
Willie Daige of Sheldon, who was at
tending school here, has been contend at
the home of his uncle, Dennis Dolan, by
on injury to an ankle, caused by falling
on the ice while skatng.-Miss Louise
Carpenter has returned to East Berkshire
where she Is caring for her grandmother,
Mrs. II. f. Smith. who was injured by fall
Ing down stairs a few days ago-Mlss
Grace Libby of Richford has been visiting
her sister Mrs. L. T. Jeffords, few days.
Mr.. Woods OF North Adams, Mass, was
a guest of r. w Towle over Sunday
John Dolan is i'll at the home of his
brother, d. Dolan, on School street.-W.
c. McAlllster is shut in by illness at his
home on Misssquoi street.
The Rev. John Wriston was in st. Al
bans yesterday and spoke at n meeting
of Sunday school workers.-Mrs. NJ Il.
Dolan of Berkshire and Miss NJ a.
Dolan OF Swanton We're called here Sun
day by the serious Illness Of a son and
brother, John Dolan. They are remain
ing a few days. The young man is only
slightly improved District Superinten-
dent the Rev. w B. Dukeshire of St
Adams is expected to hold the fourth
quarterly conference in the Methodist
Church Friday evenng.-A 800 tourna-
ment has been arranged between the Owl
club of st Adams and the Phileman club
of this place. The first meet will be held
hero on Friday evening at the clubs
rooms in Farrar block e. j. Courser of
Richford was a business visitor in town
Tuesday,-A union temperance meeting
will be held in the Methodist Church
Sunday evcnlng.-The Womans Home
Missionary society realized s95 from sale
and supper conducted in the :, othodst
Church Tuesday evening. The Rev. DR..
McI1lfresh of Chicago. who Is coming to
this State, where he will deliver four
addresses, will speak in the Methodist
Church Friday evening, March 27.-News
reached here Wednesday morning of the
death of Holmes S. Eldred Of Sheldon
that morning.
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SWANTON.

The Kings Daughters are to give
a play at Billiards. hall Thrush
evening for the benefit of the libraI s.
fund. \ strong east is made up OF some
of the leading and most active members
of the organi2ation.-It Is expected
that the new town hall. which is be-
ing fitted up in the old school build
ing, will be ready for use at the an
nual town meeting John Jewett
who is living in Massachusetts is the
guest of his father, NJ. H. Jewett--
Francis Lapelle has returned to Bos-
ton after several weeks with his par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. r ID. Lapelle--
The Grand Trunk ice house has been
dlled with ice brought from the st.
Lawrence river.--John O'Conuor is at
work in the Central Vermont freight
office on the west side after being
confined several weeks with an in
jured ankle.
The ladies' of the St. AIMS Guild will
serve a chowder supper Thursday even
Ing at $50 o'clock in the parish hall
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

st. Matthew's Church, prettly trimmed
in white and yellow. was the scene of
wedding Wednesday, Feb. II, when the
Rev w. T. Forsythe OF Richford Joined
in marriage Miss Linnie Irene Budd OF
this place and Samuel Adds Miller OF St
Adams, Miss Eula McKenney OF Rich
ford was bridesmaid and NJ. D. Armstrong
OF st. Adams was best man, The ushers
OF this place. DR.. Halliday and Mr. Collins
OF st. Adams. Preceded by six members
OF the Girls club, of which the bride had
been a moving spirit the wedding party
entered the church to the strains of the
wedding march, played by C. F.. Ransom,
who officiated at the organ throughout the
ceremony. After the bride had been given
away by her father II, II. Budd two
verses of 20 Promise Me" were sung by
Arthur Budd. The ring bearers were
Masters II. II Budd, Bird, OF Springfield.
Mass, and James McKenney of Richford,
The bride was gowned In white char
meuse trimmed with shadow lace ana
pearl trimmings She wore a white veil
and carried white roses. The bridesmaid
wore yellow charmeuse trimmed with ORR
entail lace and carried yellow daffodis
Luncheon nad DeeH served DefOre the
ceremony, at the close Of which Mr. and
Mrs Miller left on a trip OF a few days
after which they will go to housekeeping
in st. Adams, where Mr.. Miller is in busi-
ness. There were numerous gifts. Among
the party from St Adams were the
groom's mother. Mrs. Maria Miller, three
sisters, Misses Jennie, Belle and Fanny,
and an aunt, Miss Miller.
The University Musical clubs enter
tainment in opera hall Friday evening
drew good house and was a very en-
joyable affair dance in Foresters' hall
followed Howard c. Rice OF Brattleboro
visited his cousin, j. George Gaines, Fri
day morning The advertised hockey
game between the University club and
| the Phlemons failed to materialize Fri
day afternoon but the club boys defeat
ed the high school team by a score Of
! 4 to l.-Archie Gereau fell into the Towie
| pond Saturday while cutting ice for 5. C.
Towle. He managed to crawl out but his
| saw went TO the bottom. He was pretty
well chilled by the time he reached the
| house. a half mile away.-Mr, and Mrs
Allen Draper returned to their home In
| North sheldon Friday evening after a
two and a half months visit to their
daughter, Mrs. l.. l. Combs, in Gary
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L5NOIlLE COUNT .
TTORRISVILIF


uaroid Sulham aged about Y years.
was arrested Friday. charged with taking
$31 from the coat pocket Of his teacher,
Miss Ruth Gordon. The boy was taken
before Judge Of Probate f. c. White of
Hyde Park and confessed, returning an
but 81 which he had used. Judge W hte
plated The boy q" the cure or the plooae
ton oItcer-BenJamln /" EATON returned
r'u"E evening from NI"oosNi VA,
ha'oH' VINO WIS of"iat'u uPo" al Tue
Amy N"," H"sp'''' "u'soa| 10, ap
p''''-1i u.s. u.s. "''-'H % ven a. :.
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49,, 80 w.. r,,n7 vya,,as.la
VIM. -Lo ha, iced COW
- ,,,.-- .i.,, 49, .,,.,,t,.ar "a nd
-, - ~ ~, rat,,rnad to
,,-,...,-.rf. r,-ia,y-, Misses rdpa and
,,,.. s,,,-t,n p.,t Friday evening to R,,--
r.,,,+,r Mis- C-olla rovIor went TO John
SON Friday to speno saturday and Sunday
.,r., r.r mo,bor Mrs Hannah raylor.-
Miss Marie, Gullcl;. who has spent a week
~ hop hon.. M Charlotte. returned Friday.
Tho Grammar school basketball team
defeated tn, Green Mountain Boys of
HarGvi,k I'm a game at the local gymna-
..--..,
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HINESBURG.

daughter, Janet has been born to
Dr. and Mrs Clark, who live at Neigh.
|Neb. Mrs. Clark will be remembered here
as Miss Anna Rolns.-There was an
Entertainment at the town hall by the
Nashville Jubilee Singers Tuesday even
lingo. N Pierce has returned after
flew days in Addison.-W. F. Hammond,
|superintendent of the United States Nor
gan Horse Farm of Middlebury, Is in town
to consider locating one of the Morgan
stations in this vicinity during the sea-
son of 1914.
The last entertainment In the series
Kiyen for the benefit OF the Kings Daugh-
ters will be the Olympia quartet OF Bos-
ton at the town hall Monday evening,
February 23.-The intermediate school
closed Friday for the spring vacation.
Pupils having perfect attendance were
Annie Constantine. Gladys Brothers, Mar
iore Mckenzie and Allie Owen.-The
purils OF the grammar schol held a val
entine party at the Congregational YES
try Saturday afternoon.-Miss Ellen
Tracey of this town was united In mar
isRc TO Lewis Palmer of Charlotte at
her home Friday evening.-A son was
rsoently born to Mr. and Mrs, Harry
BliBs Of Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Bliss was
formerly Mas Vera Patrick Of this town.
--rhe primary school closed Friday.
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

Miss Stella Wooster spent Sunday at
her home in Middlebury. Almira
Wallace was in Enosburg Falls over
Sunday.-Mrs. r. A. Bates has returned
from Rurlington.--M!ss Cora ]. Bliss Of
Swanton is visiting Mrs. II. J. Lyon
Eugene Lanoue, manager of the Hin
Telephone company of Morses Line was
IN town Monday.-C. W. Steele is in Mari
boro, Mass, visiting his brother, J. Z.
Steele and family.--Arthur Gates and X.
II. Brown of Franklin visited In town
Saturday and attended the ice races. Mr..
Gates's horse, "Russel Grafton" took
three heats and the race in class A. pac.
lng.-G. II. Thomas, proprietor of the
New Portland House sheldon was in
town Saturday and acted as one of the
judges in the racing events
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

Allan Calhoun of Middlebury, factory In
spector for Vermont, who has just COM
pleted inspection OF the various factories
and business establishments in this city,
says that with the exception OF some
minor changes suggested, he found all the
plants In excellent condition. The proprie-
tors readily agreed to make the changes
suggested. Mr.. Calhoun says that he fail
ed to find any child labor here. The
places inspected included the shops and
Offices of the Central Vermont Railway
company. the Van Camp Packing COM
pany, the Willard Manufacturing COM
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SHELBURNE.

The old fashioned council by Jubilee
Singers" will be held at the town hall
Thursday evening. Among features of the
evenings entertainment will be southern
selections, including Quartets trios and
selections by the entire chorus. Mrs
Deyette will present An Old Family
Album" Mrs Parker will sing "A Morn
ing Call" and an illustrated song. Sweet
and Sow" with violin obigato. Mr..
Tellja will play "Cavalllera Rusticana"
and several Their choice selections
There was a card party and cold
meat supper at St GATHERINGS hall We'd
nesday evening. supper was served
from six to eight o'clock.-Mr. and Mrs
Harry E. Braman of Westport visited
their brother, Earl Braman, Monday
The choir met for n special rehearsal
with the organist, Earl Braman, Satur-
day night, after which refreshments
were served. Word has been received
from New York city of the death of
Mrs. p. j. Fay. Mr. Fay was for sew
eral years head gardener at Shelburne
Farms.-Miss Gabrielle Cotnor and Miss
ST. Adams, where they spent the week.
end.-Grover Goodsell has returned home
after having been several weeks in the
New York POSTGRADUATE hospital for
treatment-A prayer meeting Will be held
Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Ida Reed.
The fourth In the series of entertain
ments, given through the kindness Of Mrs
w. Seward Webb, was held Monday al
Trinity parish house. The play singers
the Misses Harvey, Carey Potter and
Peterson presented a program which was
highly appreciated ny the company which
filled the house
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GEORGIA..

The regular meeting of Banner GranGe
will be held Friday evening The busI-
ness meeting will be held at 7,i5 followed
by an open meeting addressed by the
Hon. c. w. Gates, on Good Roads. -
Mrs. William Ballard has returned from
long stay in St Adams Word has
been received of the death of the Rev
Mr.. Thomas, former pastor of the Plain
Church.-Cornelius Lugtig is to carry on
the farm of the Rev. f. |. Nye the COM
ing year.-Russell Sunderland has sold
his farm to Arthur Conger.-Rogene
Boyden is sewing at the home OF Mrs
S Collins
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WESTFORD.

The eight months old boy of Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Pratt was found dead in
bed Friday morning. The baby was not
considered to be in dangerous condi-
ton. The probable cause of death was
pneumonia. The funeral was held Sun
day afternoon, the Rev. Mr. Kidder Of
ficiating.-The Ladies' Social Circle will
serve supper in the church from six until
eight o'clock Friday evening.-A specla
meeting for children Will be held by the
Fortnightly club at the home OF Mrs.
j. +. Allen Thursday afternoon.-M
John T.. Rice expects to go to Lynn
Thursday to visit her daughter. She ex-
poets to spend some time in Boston and
vicinity
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BERKSHIRE.

The ladies of the Second Congregation
al Church will serve sugar in the church
parlors Friday evening.-A number OF
friends and relatives gathered at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wells Yates Sat
urday evening to celebrate their 50th
wedding anniversary. Sunday school
social was held at the home OF r, w
Clark Friday evening. The joint semi-an-
nual institute of the Sunday School as
ISOLATION will be held AT the Second Con-
gregatonal Church Wednesday, February
ing session.
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RICHMOND.

Mrs. Spooner of Mortified addressed the
members of the All Round club and IN
vited friends at the Congregational Church
parlors Friday evening on American
Art" There was also a solo by Miss Lois
Bartlett and a duet by Mrs Lavlolette
and Mrs. Prior. After the program re-
freshments were served Mrs. Spooner
has been chosen as the only speaker from
Vermont at the National Federation OF
Women's clubs In Chicago June 10. While
in town Mrs Spooner was the guest OF
Mrs. George Bartlett.-An entertainment
for the benefit of the senior class of the
high school will be held in the Catholic
hall Friday evening.
On Friday night the Dramatic club
of the Richmond high school will give
an entertainment in the opera house,
Mrs George Bartlett entertained
the Louise NJ. Smiley Circle of Kings
Daughters Wednesday afternoon.-R.
r. Bartlett Is moving his household
goods to Shelhurne, where they have
purchased farm.-There was a large
attendance at the dance hall in *. p.
hall Tuesday evening.
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who developed the business till 1905. Be
ing at that time appointed by Governor
Bell as state highway commissioner e
incorporated 1t with a capital stock Of
$4,000, retaining a majority OF the stock
and acting as president. The business
was then known as the Farmers fGx
change 1t has continued to develop and
prosper and r. J Gates, in getting pos
session and complete control, comes into
q successful business that has amounted
in some years to between $4,000 and 500,
600 per annum.-Frank p. Morey Of
Springfield, Mass. arrived Monday morn
ing, and returned home Tuesday. taking
his mother with him.
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JERICHO CENTER.

There will be a Ladies' Aid sociable at
Miss Emma Bcknells Thursday evening.
The ten-ten parties given by the ladies'
of this place are a great success. The
first was held at Mrs. G. c. Bicknel's,
the second at Mrs. S. II. Barnum's, and
the third at Mrs. Liza Osborne's.--The
high school students have begun rehears-
Ing for their annual senior play.-Silas
Walton, who was i'll for a few days, is
able to work now.
Miss Gertrude F. Barnum, second daugh-
ter of the Rev and Mrs 8 II. Barnum, a
student in Teachers College, New York,
died Tuesday night in General Memorial
hospital in that city. Complications con-
nected with appendicitis were the cause
The remains will be brought to Jericho
Center
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MILTON.

Helen, wife of Arthur L. Rood died at
her home in Milton Saturday evening at
eleven o'clock The funeral was held
Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. from the home
Rollin Jackson who had been i'll
for several weeks with tuberculosis on
the brain, died Sunday morning at 200
T. m. The funeral was held at the
home on Tuesday at 1l0o a. IN. He leaves
a brother, Charles. and two sisters, Ina
and Josie.-Nrr, and Mrs. Clarence
Phelps were over-Sunday guests at his
fathers, N. e. Phelps-H. C. McNall
has returned from Boston.-The play,
"A Kings Daughter" given by t he
young ladies, was a success.
The funeral OF Miss Helen Jackson
Rood, wife of Arthur l.. Rood, was held
at the house Tuesday at 2:3O p. m, the
Rev II. Strong officiating Mrs. Earl
Bevins and G. N Wood sang two selec-
tions, Sometime Wen Understand" and
What a Friend We Have in Jesus the
last hymn being a great favorte Of Mrs.
Rood She leaves a husband. three chill
dren, Jean, Clark and Oakley; a father.
Charles II. Jackson, and several brothers
and sisters. Mrs Rood was only % years
of age and for some six years had been
and was better until two or three months
ago when she began to fall She always
bore her affliction with great bravery
and cheerfuness. The burial was in the
family lot In the village cemetery. Among
those from out OF town to attend the
funeral were her brother Nelson Jack
son, and sister, Miss Mary Jackson, of
Burlington and Miss Mary Rood Of Bird
port. Conn.-The funeral of Rollin jack
son was held at his late home Tuesday at
II 90 a. m, the Rev. d. Fl. Strong offciat-
' Ing. A auartette, consisting of Miss Kate
Ashley, Miss Earl Bevins, o. II. Hewey
and G. N. Wood sang Nearer My God
to Thee" and Lead Kindly Light" The
burial was in the family lot in the village
cemetery. Among those from away to
attend was william Burley of Norris
town.-Mrs, Harry Macmillan is ill.-Mrs
o. H. Hewey Is confined to her bed with
a hard cold-A suffragette town meeting
will be held at the opera house Tuesday
evening, February 24-Miss Mildred
Sweat has returned to her school from
Ticonderoga, where she was called by
the death Of her sister,
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BAKERSFIELD

Miss Rooney Of RiChford is visiting
Miss Liberty.-The valentine social at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Start was
successful y pleasant and social time
was enjoyed by l5.-L. j. Houghton, who
has been spending some time with his
son, the Rev. O. r. Houghton, was called
to Lyndonvillc Tuesday ny the serious Ill
ness of a rela tive--M'ss Marion Cowan
is III with the mumps. Tho Rev o. r.
FouGhton will 90 to Charlestown, n. H,
Saturday and deliver a Washington day
address.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

The Rev. G. G. Peterson attended thu
meeting Of Franklin and Grand Isle Con.
srecatioral Ministerial club in St Adams
February and the ministerial conference
in Burlington February l0-NIss Jennie
Stevens is III with the grip.-Walter Tev-
eryaw and Miss Ida Desautels were mar
ricd February 12.-Mrs A. =. Pond has
returned to Richford Mrs. A p. Perley,
who has been ia Burlington for six weeks,
is in Brandon.---Boy La fountain. who
was injured while loading ice for p. II.
Combs, is able to be out.
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A Masonic banquet was given at the
American House Friday evening, II COW
ers being laid Masons and members Of
the Eastern Star attended. f. f Greene
was POSTMASTER and the following toasts
were responded to: The Old and the
New" c, II. Austin: Some Impressions
of the Goat" Principal d. w McClel-
land; THE Ladies'" C. II. Coan; MASON
ry,' II. Fl, Ross of Rutland. secretary of
the Grand Lodge. The Masonic hall has
been thoroughly repaired and rein shed,
and preceding the banquet it was rededl.
Gated and the first degree was conferred
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Whitcomb of
Bladsworth. Sask, are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Whitcomb's sister. Mrs
Robert McElroy.
The Saturday night express from Mon
treal, due here at 1920 D. m, was derail-
ed about two miles north OF Abercurn.
Que, and five miles from this village.
Fortunately no one was injured. but the
track WIS blocked to traffic for 10 hours.
train was made up in Newport after
the wreck and run back to take the pas
sengers from the delayed traln.-The pink
tea given by the Delta Alpha class Of the
Methodist Sunday school, Miss Ellen
Wagner teacher. was largely attended
Saturday evening The decorations were
tasteful and the color scheme pink The
young women of the class were dressed
in pnk.-Mrs. w. r. Puffer and grand
daughter Miss Margaret Puffer, have re-
turned from a visit of several weeks in
Michigan.
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HILL WEST.

Mrs. Henry Lumbra, who has been
passing a few weeks with her grand
daughter Mrs. Walter Norway, has re-
turned home with her daughter, Mrs w.
p Shangra w-Mrs. {. c. Shangrew and
daughter Alice are ill.-Mr and Mrs. II.
II. Rossier were called to Newport to at
tend the funeral OF Mr.. Rossier's brother,
Paul Rossier, who died in Lowell. Mass,
last Saturday morning. the cause of his
death being escaping gas
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Grand ISLE COUNTY
NORTH HERO.

There will be social dance at the
town hail Tuesday night Music will no
furnished by Miss Ella NrMahon OF Bur
llngton Charlie Brown, r. F. D. car
rier spent Sunday with his family In
Burlington There was a good attend
ance at the donation Friday night, about
$40 being cleared The Ladies' Aid So
ciety win meet Saturday for dinner at
the home Of James Tudhope