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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The funeral OF Harmon A. HUI was held
at the Methodist Episcopal Church Mon
day afternoon, the Rev. Mr.. Nayor Eps-
copal rector of Frelighsburg, T.
G.. officiating. Mr.. Hull was a
member Of the l. o. o. f.. of
Enosburg Falls. which had charge Of the
services The bearers were Of the order
A male quartet from Enosburg Falls, w.
II. Yaw. ]. A. BROMLEY, w. G. Fassett.
], II. Mears, with c. Fuller Rawson as
accompanied, sang THAT Beautiful Land,
Where He Leads Me-" and Rock of
Ages" The burial was at Franklin, Tho
Rev. T. II. Cresey, who was unable to
reach here for the funeral, owing to an
accident on the train. OBLIGATED at the
burial. Among those from out of town to
attend the services were the deceased S
brother, Ellis Hull. of Springfield, Mass
Judge and Mrs Ellis Foster, uncle Of the
deceased, Of st. Adams; Mrs. Vernon Haz-
ard and Hermon Foster of East Swanton
cousins. Mrs. Mary Hericls. of St Adams;
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Judd, of Bellows
Falls; Mr.. and Mrs. James Whyte, II
Wilder. sisters of Mrs ITull
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Anna Uolcomb Of St Adams; Mrs.
Franc stone. Miss Josie Stone and Mrs.
H. f. Comings of East Berkshire. The
members Of her class in Sunday school
and representatives, of the Missionary so.
cieties attended in a body.-W y. Ladd
was in burlington Saturday-Mr and
Mrs. NJ. =. Perley and daughter, Miss
Katherine were due to arrive in fiamp-
ton, Va, Saturday They Will attend the
commencement exercises of Hampton
institute this week and pass the next
week with friends before returning home
IN" CONDITION OF MISS sara graves VINO
mas neeh crtlcally ILL., Is improving her
o'o'ne'' ""r'eY o. graves oi "ater puiN'
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ford visited Miss Sadie Maynard oveI
Sunday.-Andrcw cotton of Boston wa,
in town Nondav.-Joshua Booth. who's,
f,,,,orai .,.,.. 49,, j., ,,..,..,.,,1 -.
it,,od boro ,,.i.t, IT.. .a-,,o,,. ~ II a.
llVed mere with MS nephew 7. n. Arm
SI'o'~' UP 10 i"e 'Ihe the Iatter moved
" '"'"lS'"' MIS-. r. H. n4Hhstoh was
| "p''a''' on Tor chrome appendlHus
''"'''"' r. L'I""nIah mas moved from
o."o"' street 20 ms mousse near ferley
"'o - s'1'h' j. 10 move from tne
H. j., GREENWOOD tenement to the mouse
| NH'at'I oF j.. latountaln-Mr ana Mrs
/ w. T.. Hurt are at their farm across the
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

a forty hours devotion service was held
at st. Thomas Church this week, the Rev.
Father Thcrien being assisted by the Rev.
Fathers O'Sullivan of St. Adams, Pouliott
OF Essex junction and Rev. Father Cler-
mont Of Richmond.-A son, Guy Terrill
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell at
Hartford Conn. sunday Mrs. Campbell
VIII be remembered as Florence Tcrrill
formerly of this Elizabeth Breen Of
Barre IS visiting her brother, Charles
Breen.-lIarry Mead was at Franklin last
week where he went to purchase blooded
cattle.-C. Il. Day is at the Fanny Allen
hospital for trcatment.-rhe funeral OF
james Carroll OF Jericho will be held at
81. ThOmas ChMrch EridnN mmInlng.-
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HINESBURG.

n. g. Stone, who was called to Enos-
burg Falls to attend the funeral of his
sister, Mrs. Perley, returned TUESDAY
Miss Claire Hull left for Washing
ton, d. c., Wednesday to spend several
weeks with friends The Charlotte Dra-
matte club will present the play Gran
berry Corners" Mt the town hail Friday
evening for the benefit of Hope circle of
the Kings Daughters. There will also be
sale of aprons, candy and fancy work
in the afternoon.
Word has been received from the Cliff
ton Springs, n. Y. sanitarum that the
Rev. Richard owen is decidedly i'm
proved in health.--The Dramatic club of
Charlotte will give their play, Cranberry
Corners" in the town hall.-All articles
for the Kings Daughters May day sale
are TO be left at Mrs. Guy Tobey's by
noon on Frday,--ATrs. Paul Dimick IS
recovering from a severe cold.-Mrs.
Henry NJ. Hull. who has been spending
the winter in Washington d. c., Is ex-
pected home May CIR. +. f. Jones has
moved to the lower apartment in the
Sanctuary block
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BEAVER.

Walter Haywood has sold the Willis
King farm he bought last fall to Thomas
Cross-L. H. Caswell and Miss Sybil
Crafts visited friends in Milton Saturday
Mr. and Mrs cyrus Leach was in Essex
Junction Saturday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Leachs aunt.-Thomas Laughlln
is visiting n brother In Ausable. n. Y,
r,,. , rcvt, dave
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FLETCHER.

Mr.. and Mrs, Il. +. Tinker and Mrs. Abb
bic Spauiding and Mr., and Mrs. b. W.
Corse have gone to Hardwick to attend
the funeral of n relative,-George Gillian
was a business visitor in BURLINGTON Mon
day Mrs. Grace Packard Of Jericho Is
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CHARLOTTE.

O. IT, Alexander OF Charlotte who has
been spending eight months with his
son, DR.. f. II. Alexander, Of St Paul,
Mimi, will return home about May 1.
Mr. John Chapman Will speak at the
meeting Sunday night on Life in Alas
ka" Mr.. Chapman Is missionary in
that country.--Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Root
and Miss Dotv attended the funeral OF
their uncle, Silas Wright, in Middlebury
Saturday Carlton Mcneil visited in wal
than over Sundav.-Mr and Mrs. Louis
Desautels attended the funeral of his ia
Their in WinoosH Monday.-The gentlemen
cntertaine at the Whist club Wednesday
nlght.-Mrs Samuel Whalley who has
been ILL., is much bettcr.-Gcorge L. Ed
CERT n. orchard expert, is working on Or
Ohm rds In GLrn Nd Ialn.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. b. o. Tillotson and Mrs. Peter
STANLEY were in Sheldon Monday.
and Mrs. Benjamin Lilley spent Sunday in
Hyde Park.-Delbert Dezotell is ill.,
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, BERKSHIRE

O. L. Kinney died Monday morning at
his home. The funeral was held We'd
nesday at l. o'clock-The annual meet
ing of the Berkshire Cemetery assocla-
Nnn Win be held May 3
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MORSES LINE.

n. =. Richard has moved from Pigeon
hill back to his residence here.-Mrs. Es-
tela H. Cannon attended the funeral OF
John Cannon at Hlghgate Springs Thurs
IoU
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs. Julia Gregory is visiting her son,
Hiram Gregory. in Willlston.-E. NJ.
L.acaillade and Ray Guyettc have finished
work in Pleasant Valley and returned
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WILLISTON.

|Guy Lam. IN. mail carrier, has been i'll
|ith heart trouble
Eugene +. Hanson and Miss Genevieve
Brien, both OF this place, We're married
hturday night at Essex Junction. There
| as reception for Nh and Mrs. Ham,
bn last evening at Mr.. and Mrs. Morton
hmes's from eight to ten o'clock.-Mr.
Id Mrs. Frank Forbes were guests of
cir daughter in Milton Sunday.-lienry
|atten has sold his farm to w. Bruce for
250.-James OBrien. Jr., has rented the
ing place and will move his family there
few days.-There will be an enter
inment at the Universalist hall Friday
ght by eight Tennessee students (col-
ed).-Mrs. Mary O'Brien has sold her
rm in the west part of town to Mr.. Mar
II Of Montreal.-The Rev. a. b. Potter
d family will go to New York state this
kek to I'll n charge there near Albany
he Rev. c. n. Curtis will preach here in
e Methodist Church for the ensuing
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health for a number of months, died Tues
day, aged 20 years. lie leaves a wife; one
daughter, Miss Mamie. one sister, Mrs.
Michael Bolger of California; three broth
ers Michael and Felix of California, and
John, of this village. The funeral will be
held Friday morning at nine O'Clock IN st.
Thomas Church at Underhill Center
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Nealy were at T.. D..
McGinnis Wednesday, f. =. Per-
cival was In Burlington Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Chase and son,
Philip, are in Worcester, Mass Mrs.
Chase went to attend her class recep-
tion.-Mrs l.. j. Pierce OF Burlington is
Visiting her daughter, Mrs. +. A. Per-
ciVal-Mrs. Lois Holmes and Miss Edythe
Gentry. who have spent the last year
with Mrs Holmes aunt, Mrs. l.. T.. Will
bur, left Monday for their home In Kan
sas City, Mo-The Ladies' Help society
will serve a May day dinner at the
Baptist Church Friday at 10 O'clock
Mrs. Walter Pettengill went to Essex
Monday to care for her daughter. Miss
Carrie, who is ILL.,
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BOLTON.

The melting OF the snow on the noun
tains has raised the river to full banks.-H,
Muzzy has rented the Senior farm for a
Vpnr
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Continued On page fourJ
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HUNTINGTON.

he Rev. d. T. Conlan went TO Boston
hay for a few days. Mrs. Conlan con-
ted the services Sunday in his absence.
RS, T, w, Johnson entertained the
|g's Daughters Wednesday.-Mr and
Henry Ross of Burlington have re-
he'd home after a weeks stay in town.
rs Ira Morse Of Jeffersonville was
Weekend guest of her parents, Mr..
Mrs. Norton.
he Phllathea class met with Miss
noes Wiltbank Tuesday evening"
Charles DWire has not been as well.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ekins. of Moretown are with her
Ice quantities Of maple syrup have
shipped from here this week.
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MILTON BORO.
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Peter kaeton is at work for II. A.
and Mrs ID. r. Bean re-
urnod Friday from California.
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ST. GEORGE.

William Slmmering spent Sunday in
-Little Margaret WellinCer IL
hined to the house by illness.-Mr and
IS. Earl Aver and son, Harold, spent
furday in Burlington.-Mr and Mrs.
|Rnk Forbes Of Williston visited at the
|ne Of his brother, Rolin Forbes, We'd
Sday.--Miss Bessie Wellinger has re-
ned after passing two weeks at the
me OF Elmer Osborne in Wllliston. -
9. Irving Isham is with her daughter in
Ellington and is confined to the house
h rheumatism.-W. j. Westcott and
lly OF Essex spent the Weekend with
w. Hinsdale and family.
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to their homes Mrs. Fred Streeter has
returned to Worcester Mass Mrs. Cora
Minckler, Mrs. Il, Guyette and Mrs. s.
streeter were Burlington visitors Mon
day and Tuesday.
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the village.-Mrg. Henry Guibord, who
was operated upon at the St Adams hos
pital, is back at her home and i'm
proving The chicken pic supper at the
parish house Tuesday evening was large
~ attended.
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staelc is teaching school i'm Fairfield
Miss Mildred Cross of ?,anton was the
Weekend guest Of Miss Wilma Steele
Carpenters are busy putting new roof
on the town house annex.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-29

Tho following unclaimed mail mat
ter. advertised on tho 37,h OF July.
will be seat TO the dead iottsr once
once at Washington. u. C.. on the
1ith Of July:
Brownsr. Henry
Baker, X. A.
Curnow. J. J.
Hcary. Jerome
Huot. Mrs. Oma
Holt. Mr.. G.
King. Alvin
Kerr. Clyde l..
Morris. Lester
Mgr. Editor The Messenger
Mallory. n. Verde ts)
Oiivsro. r.
Palmer. Ed
Pemsfofd. A. l..
Rogers. Mrs. Oscar o.
Rouse. u.
Stephens. p. H.
SEIZURE. Albert and Harley
Sullivan. II. l..
Turner. Mrs. Lizzie.
Wilson. J. r.
A charge Of Ic will bs made on all
letters delivered from this list. In
calling for letters please say advsr-
tissd.
w. A. DELZELL. p, NJ.
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COUNTY UNION
FULLY FORMED
pELKGATEs sMoM rME grwoRrM
LEAGUE AND CHRISTIAN m.
DEAvOR SOCIETIES ORGANIZE
At Mt. i.Aki MEETING


tuSsoso SttAS SSv"ct
Mt LAki. JaJas ss,-A m.-sias y.
delegates from tho Epwerth League
aud Christian Endeasor societies OF
Klamath eoaaty was held Saturday.
tuao 81. at Mt. tatt church. for the
purpose Of iofmiax a couaty Chris.
tim Endeavor uaioa Over SIXTY rep.
ros.a,atiycs were pressnt from Met
riii. Klamath Falls and Mt. t.aki.
After aa Informal plenic dlnnsr tn.
osxanl....sa of the rnioa was p-r.
focssd. aud tho following officers ~esc
elected.
President f.ouia Toiio,
Vice Pr.xidea, -- Miss Daisy Hayden
Secretary -- Miaa Eva Hanks
Treasurer Charles Dorr.
A resolution vas adopted that tho
Klamath County Christian End.aso
Union 20 on record as opposing the
manufacture. sale or use OF in,os.
icatinx liquors.
Tho meeting vas = very rnthasias-
tic ono. and all are confident that
much good viii como from the new
orxanisatioa.