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DRAMA SUGGESTS
THE SULZER CASE
1.-The Governors Boss" Follows
Impeachment Trial-Audience
Forgets Serious Aim.
THE CAST

"rhe Governors Boss" At the car
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FASTER FETE AND
BALL A SUCCESS
More than $4,000 Raised
by Entertainment to
Aid Sanatorlum.
CHRIST BALL GIVEN
FOR STONY VOID
urs Warner Gives Luncheon
Benefit for the Blind To
Be Given Tonight.

a., than 5000 was realized last night
"a. raster fste and ball given Al the
q. ,s..f- Aetoria FOR the benefit OF the
.or,,s sanatorium Annex. The enter
.-t.rnert opened with tahleaus from
80 assigned and posed by Miss Helen
r-,den and Georce Va. Plank
rhose who appeared In the tableaus in
- Mrs Walter y Stllman. Mrs. G.
var-ice Heckscher Mrs. Lloyd Aspin-
IN Mrs. John 6 T.. de saulles, Mrs.
v'nr,o,n Erhardt. Miss Beatrice Pratt.
- Brnn Parsons and Miss E. Con-
stance Fsirchild.
,f,sr the tableaus one-act playlet,
..rho irving Of James Sharrow.' drama
.,,s5 by LLOYD Aspinwan from the story
20 O. Andrews. was presented. In the
..s, were Miss Florence Gerrish, Edward
r,,es Coward and John IT. Conover. This
v.,s followed by exhibitions Of modern
d.,ces ny Mrs. Roger NJ. Minton and
shannon Meany. Miss C. Margery Shan
ron and james Dschert Mrs. John Bor-
and and James T.. Breese. ir, Mrs. j..
Victor Onatawa ir., and Lee Gwynne and
VI and Mrs Edward Payson Hatch.
General dancing followed.
Tbs committee iu charge included Mrs.
Richard Irwin. chairman: Mrs. John
Dynelev Prince Miss May T. Moulton.
vss Elizabeth Cockcroft. Miss Mary NJ.
os,rander and Miss Eleanor Townsend.
On the floor committee were Wadsworth
rtvis Walter y Stillman, Whitney
rske Morris Underhll. G. Maurice Heck
.,h.r Thomas Bloodgood Peck, John G.
I. dc saulles. Alfred Ely, George White,
IT,. and Endicott Flske.
Several young women In costume were
gshers and sold candy. cigarettes, flowers
and programmes They included Mrs.
charles IT, Jones. Mrs Morris Underhill.
Miss Eleanor r. Townsend. Miss Agnes
sneehy. Miss Alice Ely, Miss Augusta
Bishop. Miss Charlotte Delafeld. Miss
Helen Sherman. Miss Mary Ostrander.
Miss Amelia Leavitt Hil, Miss Elo'se
Bloodgood and Miss Frances Wendell.
The patronesses. many Of whom were
present, included Mrs. Hamilton Fish,
Mrs Lewis Cass Ledyard. Mrs. Orme
Wilson, Mrs Willard d Straight. Mrs
William z S Griswold Mrs. Edwin
Gould. Mrs Moses TAYLOR Pyne. Mrs Ed
ward n Breitune. Mrs. William Church
osborn. Mrs. Charles steele. Mrs. Joseph
Pulitzer, Mrs William ". McAlpin, Mrs
George de Forest Lord. Mrs }. Hobart
Warren, Mrs Joseph : Auerbach, Mrs
John T. Parsons and Mrs f. Norton God
card
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was demanded a second time, largely
we fancy because II admirably served
Mr.. Chalmers Mr.. Chalmers. indeed,
came near carrying off the bulk OF the
honors OF the evening. sharing them
chiefly with Miss Helen STANLEY, who dis
closed a most creditahlo degree of dbll-
ity in both action and song. Miss Lena
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BLAIR. Ernest +, 622 West i3ith st"
April p
DOYLE Anne l.. 52s Riverside Drive
April II. Funeral to-day AZ $3.50 a. m.
Maxwell. Theodore L., iif East attn
ct. April .. Funeral to-day Il $40
p. m.
SCHULTZEL Frederick, III East 1871
st. Aprn j., aged So. Funeral to
morrow ~ 10 p. nm.
WALKER, Mary C.. 3s2 Riverside Drive
April H.
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~ and sirs william c. o,connor gave
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Free admission 70 tho American Museum OF
Natural History Metropolitan Museum Of
Art New York geological Park Van Cort-
land. Park Museum and the Aquarium.
cs,-.,. r,adfeop certa~a Catalan
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ABEEL-At her residence. 144 Madison
ave, Easter Sunday. Margaret Hall
Abeel. wife of the late Gustavus \
Abeel OF Newark. y. J. Funeral
services at 10 Fulton St. Newark. y.
j.. Wednesday, April Is at II a. m.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
SOUTH HERO.

Charles w. Wright and Jennie F. Hyde,
both Of South Hero, were married at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer c, Hyde December by
the Rev. j. S. Allen, pastor of the Metho-
dist Church.
Stanley Stevens of Essex is in town
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dart are visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Ruth Fulton, in Chicago
Miss Beatrice Tassie Is visiting her sis
ter Mrs Sidney Phelps.-Mrs. f. +.
Fletcher is teaching school in Grand Isle.
The Rev. Mr.. Anderson will preach IN
the Congregational Church Sunday.-Thc
Mutual Benefit society will hold their an
nual sale Wednesday, December lG-Mr
and Mrs. Charles Lawrence are parents
OF daughter, born SaturdaY.-Mr. and
! Mrs. Joseph Cootware are parents OF Il
| daughter, born Saturday MIR. and Mrs
! Sidney Way and Thclma have returned
to Burlington after spending several days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs II. c,
| Hyde.-G. Joslyn is at home from a bust
ness trip in Johnson Jennie Parott
visited her parents in Milton over Sun
| day.
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husband. a daughter three years old, and
a infant girl three weeks old.
Mrs. T.. J. Chamberln of Montreal,
wife Of President Chamberlin OF the
Grand Trunk, has been a recent guest OF
Mrs c. Il. Allen.-Mrs. J. r. Pea
cock has returned from st. AL
bans and is occupying her tenement after
an absence OF two years Mr. and Mrs
Brock Flint, who have been occupying
the rooms, are now located in the Charles
Marvin house purchased by Mr.. Flint
some time ago.-Miss Elsie Pease has re-
turned from the National Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union convention at AT
lanta, Ga.-The monthly business meeting
OF the Kings Daughters was held with
Mrs y. G.. Furman Monday evening. The
devotional exercises were conducted by
Mrs Hunt-Nfiss Lizzie Mulligan, teacher
of the seventh grade, has been called 10
Plttsford by the illness of her mother'-
DIR. and Mrs. Burnett have returned from
Rutland.-Fred j. Balch, first agent or
the Canada Atlantic division at Swanton'
and resident here for several years. is
engaged in the manufacture of Bishopric
wall board at Ottawa.
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

Mrs Vernol of St. Adams is spending
several weeks with her daughter, Mrs,
j. A. Watkins.-Mrs. Candice Carpenter,
who was for several days the guest Of
Mrs. Aurilla Edwards. returned to john
son Tuesda y.-The officers for the Y. p. 5.
C. e. elected Sunday evening are: Pres
ident, Miss Beryl Powell; vice-president,
Harley Watkins; recording secretary,
Mrs. f. l. Blaisdell corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs B. E. Reynolds; treasurer j.
a. Watkins.-Miss May Russell was the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Frank Bennett.
IN Burlington over Sunday.-AIiss Jenni +,
Trick has gone to spend several days In
burlington. Madam Trick, who has been
Ill a long time at the home Of her daugh-
ter Mrs. Clayton Scott. does not i'm
prove.-Dr Waterman Of Nergennes was
called here "Wednesday by the serious i'll
ness of his father, Bert Waterman. at
Hotel Melendy He is in a critical con-
dition.A large company attended tha
annual dinner and rally at the church
parlors Saturday. Preparations are IN
progress for Christmas exercises
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WESTFIELD.

Mr.. billiard OF Colebrook, n. H., came
Sunday to see his de lighter, Mrs. Her
bert Gray. --Approximately half mile OF
new road has been laid out by the town
to accommodate II e Gray. who Is cut
ting quite large amount Of lumoer this
fall.-Sunday there was a union service
Mt Troy and no preaching service here
as the Rev. F. B. Hyde does not feel able
to preach twice in a day Next Sunday
the service will be here at Hoo a. m.-
Mrs. A. J. Miller is in a very critical con-
dition.-The Ladies' Auxiliary society will
give An oyster supper In the Congrega-
tonal vestry Friday evening, December
IS, and will also hold their fall sale Of
aprons and other articles at the same
tme.-The Christian Endeavor society re-
organized Sunday evening by electing the
following officers President, Dana Gil
pin; vice-president Miss Frances Hyde;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Albro
Hunt; recording secretary, Milton Bell;
treasurer, II. B. Hitchcock.
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BENSON.

Friday, december 1S. the village school,
Will close their fail tArm Mrs Charles
Hayward Will have an exhibition q the
chapel at 200 p. m. program of reel
tations essays and music Will re made
This afternoon the ladIos Of Benson viii
meot at the chapel to sew for IN, Bel
sians.-Mr. and Mrs. ". II. Johnson wont
to West Haven Sunday to sec their scr,
Charles Johnson-A Mr.. Foshia and up5le
OF Sudbury have moved into Eugene Nc
Donald's house at Spokevtlls.-On Wed
nesday, December ls the ladies Of I'll,
Congregational Church will held a SO
ciahle at tho chapel Cor the purpose Of
relmburs!ng themselves for the s2s which
they sent to the Bclgians recently The
Will sell fancy articles and serve {? SUP
per from five to nine
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and Mrs. VIII Cox arc visiting in Roch
ester
Phil Sheridan Court, Catholic order
Of Foresters has elected the followins
officers: Chief ranger. Frank f. Ba
shaw; vice-chief ranger Charles ]. Be
MOTT recording secretary, James j.
Johnson; financial secretary, Leon
Shambough; treasurer. r. w. Brosseaui
trustees. Thomas Tennien. Edward Os
teguy and James Congdon. speaker
Lawrence Delpha; delegate to state
convention, James D. Johnson alter
nate, Edward Osteguy.--Dutton How
land is seriously ill.-Burton II Alden
is In Albany. NJ Y. for several days
r. A. Dean of Keene N H., is visiting
his parents for a few days.--The Royal
Workers meeting at the home Of Mrs
Lorraine Phelps Wednesday afternoon
was well attended The society Will
spend the entire day at tho church to
day preparing for a church fair. Mr..
and Mrs. Clayton e. Knowlton and Mru.
George w Leonard are attending the
State Grange at Montpelier.-The feast
of the Immaculate Conception was
observed Tuesday at St Marys Church
by two largely attended services.-Thc
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary give a mill
/ tary whist party Thursday evening in
/ the G. A. r. halI.--A card party was
/ give by st. Mary's Cemetery assoc,a
tion In Foresters hall Wedr esde,
evening.--The Rev. Eugene T.. Cray Of
fciated at the funeral of Mrs Elizs
Hudson at St Marys Church wednes.
day morning There was a large at
tendance. many being presen. from on,
of town
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NORTH HERO.

Mrs Lennie Dodds left Thursday for st.
Paul. where she will spend the winter
with her niece. Mrs. John Thorne.-John
Tudhope is spending "A few days in Bur
lington.-There will be a school exhibit
ton at the town hall Saturday afternoon
and evening under the direction of Super
tendent f. s. Boyd Of Alburg. The ladies
will furnish superior. Herbert A. Dur
ham, who has been travelling in Europe
for the past year. is spending a few days
with his parents before taking up his
duties In New York-The condition OF
Mrs Martha Lawrence, who has beer
confined to the he'd for three weeks witt
bronchitis, is somewhat improved, TIL
work on the Methodist Church Is well un
der way, most of the steel ceiling beint
on-A daughter, Weighing only foul
pounds was born last Thursday to Mr.
and Mrs. j. Merton Tatro. The child II
quite strong and seems perfectly we'll.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

There was a surprise visit at Fl. d.
Smiths Friday evening in honor OF the
SIND birthday anniversary of his rather
A. j. Smith pleasant evening was
spent with cards and refreshments.
NJ. L. Irish, F. II. Ovitt. j. X. Perley
and L. W. Gardner of this place, who
were Joined by Bob Davis of Newport
were in Burlington over Sunday. Ihey
attended the Delta Sigma banquet Sat
urday evening.-Mrs. Selma Mason of
Burlington is assisting in the care of
T. H. Burnes whose condition does not
improve.
The first meeting for the season of the
Glover club was held Monday evening In
the home Of Mrs Z. j. Tyler on Orchard
street It was a great success in every
way A brief musical program was rem
dered. The chief interest, however, was
IN the address by Professor Skillings of
| Middlebury College, who spoke on Ger
| many and the Present War" At the
| close of the address refreshments were
| served. w. II. Yaw, w. G.. Fassett. C.
II. Abel, d f. woodward, +. w. Wal
lace J. A. BROMLEY and F. w. Robbie, with
G. r. Rawson, organist and II. F. Kim
hall yiolinist, went to the Center Tues
day evening to furnish music at an en-
tertainment and supper at Memorial
Church.-The Missisquoi Ministerial assoc
ciaton met with the Rev. John Wriston
Monday. There were present Revs. c. j.
Peterson Of East Berkshire, f. l.. Vrad-
| pnburg Of Enosburg, F. w. Day of Frank
+ lin, Holmes of Richford and Garner and
Wriston OF this place. The principal pa
per was by Mr. Holmes on "Puritanism -
Dinner was served at the Quincy.-The
Rev. and Mrs. e. W Puffer were called
to North Troy Tuesday to attend the fu-
neral of a former parishioner.-The sale
and supper In the parlors of the Metho-
dist Church Tuesday afternoon and even
Ing by missionary society of the church
composed of the young ladies was well
patronized. The young men served.
About s65 was realzed-Mrs ]. A. Brow
ley has returned from Mystic, Que, where
she spent four weeks caring for her
mother, who was III, but is now improved.
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NRhNGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH

Mr. and Mrs Charles Burridge quietly
observed their Goth marriage anniversary
Nov sO.-Mrs. English, sister Of Mrs.
Charles Granger. died at nine O'clock
Wednesday, Dec. 2. at the home of her
sister where she had lived since her
health began to fail several years ago.
Valvular heart trouble was the cause OF
her death Mrs. English was born in
Braintree January "A. 1912, the daughter
Of Alexander p and Phoebe Engish)
Haryach. In July, 1865, she was mar
ried to Mr.. English, a teacher. and ac-
companied him to Illinois. where he was
principal OF the Cairo school for six
years, and where he died In 1871. She
returned to Vermont with her only son
who died about "A years ago. The funeral
was held at the Granger home Friday
morning and the remains were taken
to Woodstock for interment in the fam
lily lot.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen and Miss
Anna Coughlin left Saturday, expect
ing to arrive In Springfield, Mass, Sat
urday night. making the trip by auto
mobile They will go from there tt
Connecticut, proceeding to New York
to take passage for Tampa, Fla.-Mis'
Mary Flint, a trained nurse from Bos
ton, who Is with her father. Hale Flint
slipped and sprained her ankle thu
other day.-The Rev. w. T. Sparhawl
went to Wells River Saturday t
preach In the Congregational Church
through the month of December. Mr.
Sparhawk expects also to give his II
Illustrated lecture in several places dur
Ing the month.-The Methodist Church
is now in condition to hold services al
usual, the carpet having been replaced
and other repairs made.-The death o
Mrs. Horace Riford occurred Thursda.
in East Randolph and the funeral wa
held Saturday, the remains beint
brought here for interment Saturday
At the annual meeting Of the Woman
Relief Corps held in the G. A. r. hal
Saturday night, the following officer
were elected: President, Mrs. Jenni
Fish; senior vice, Mrs. Emma Greene
Junior vice, Mrs. May Goodwin; treas
urer. Mrs. Ella Bruce; chaplain. Mrs
Matte Chase: conductor. Mrs, Ciar
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WEST BERKSHIRE,

The funeral OF James Chaffee. who died
November go was held at his home De-
Icember g. the Rev. T. II. Chesey officiat-
tng. Music was furnished by a male
|Quartette from Enosburg Falls. The
bearers were four grandsons, Ray Whit
.ney Of Franklin, Blaine Croft. Robert
jLarabee and Arlan Towle. Mr. Chaffee
would have been 50 years old December
113 He Ia survived by three daughters,
Mrs. Addie Whitney, Mrs. Priscilla Dew
ing Of Franklin and Mrs Sabra Larahee
Of Berkshire; two sons b. j. Of Berk-
shire, and Urban Chaffee of Seattle,
Wash, also one sister, Mrs. Lucy Chat
Zee OF Berkshire.-The Ladies' Aid society
will hold a sale in Austn's hall Tuesday
evening. December 15.-The Ladies' Aid
met at the parsonage Wednesday for din
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meeting of Mansfield Mountain GRANGE.
Patrons Of Husbandry. will be held Sat
urday afternoon. The third and fourth
degrees will be worked upon a class OF
candidates.-Mrs Amos Boardman and
son of Wolcott were visitors over Sun
day at the home of her mother. Mrs
Hannah Knight.-Mrs, Mary sherbut has
returned from Burlington and went
Tuesday to Bennington to visit her
daughter Mrs w. N. Douglass. and
famly.-Mr and Mrs Carl Moody have
moved from Mrs Della Moody's into
rooms in W. f. Harrlss house at the
lower village.
There will be neighborhood meeting
in the West Branch schoolhouse this
evening at eight o'clock. Pictures of
Industries and scenery of Vermont and
various parts of the world will be shown
by stereoptlcon. Members of the school
board are expected to be present and 10
make remarks, as will also PRINCIPAL
w. j. English of the high school. r.
Lloyd Chaffee, the agricultural instruc-
tor, G. a. Burnham, teacher of music
and history, and the superintendent Of
schools.--George s. Marshall has moved
this week to the house on Bridge street
purchased OF H. w. Belden and recently
occupied by Forrest Wilkins.-A daugh.
ter, Ramona Mae, was born to Rober,
and Helen Chaplin Hill December s.
II. II. Downer and Miss Mildred Gale
went by automobile to Montpelier Tues
day, returning with Mrs. Downer and
little daughter, Elizabeth, who was borr
at the Heaton hospital November 49,
Mrs Vernon wilkins was badly bruised
by a fall at her home Tuesday wher
her foot caught in a rug.-Mr. and Mrs
Earl Sulham, who have been living witt
Mrs. Sulhams grandmother, Mrs. Gracia
! Tomlinson, have gone to Morrisville
where Mr. Sulham has a position in the
Munson etore.-IIoward r. Shaw has
purchased Mt n private sale the stool
and fixtures of John r. Wells's dry
goods store, which had been advertised
for a sheriff's sale on the 14th.--J. z
| Miles OF Burlington was In Stowe Tues
day.-Mrs L. A. Brooks and daughter
Miss Julictte Brooks, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. F. r. Gale and Mr.. and Mrs
| A Viii
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ORLEANS COUNTY
GREENSBORO.

Miss Bessie Silver since returning from
the hospital at Burlington IA improving
rapidly.-Mr Lawson. the new barber. is
moving his household goods from New
port Center to a tenement in w. Rollins
house.-Prof. C. s. Bell preached at the
Presbyterian Church Sunday.-Merl How
ard Is In Craftsbury.-About 125 people
OF the town assembled Friday evening at
the home OF MIR. and Mrs Robert Richie
in honor of their 18th wedding anniver-
sary. purse Of money, as a token of
esteem from the guests was presented 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Ritchie-Roland Thornton
has gone to Montpelier for a short time
Miss lila Cults has returned from Chicago
and Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Merl How
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WOLCOTT

The saw mill at Potterville caught fire
Monday evening, while the help was At
work, by the crossing Of electric light
wires which fell into pile Of shavings.
The fire was soon extinguished.-Mlss
Hazel Wheelock Of Gilmore is visiting her
grandmother. Mrs. Alma Cook. for few
days-Mrs. John Wilcox Of Greensboro
visited her daughter Mrs. Glenn Bailey,
over Sunday.-Henry Paddleford, who has
been visiting In town, returned Saturday
to Greensboro ticket rates on the
st. j. & l.. c. railway will be increased
slightly after January 1.-Daniel Potter
left Tuesday for his home in Mansonville,
u. Q.--The Rev. J. II. Wills of Water
willie is expected to-day to assist In re-
vival services at the Methodist Episcopal
Church.-Mr. and Mrs. Bert Udall will
leave Wednesday for Orange, Va. whera
he has a position as superintendent Of a
plantation.
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and n jury empanelled. The respondent
IL charged with placing distractions in
the highway and thereby impeding pub
lie travel.
The cas- of State VI. Sidney Mclean
of Stowe charged with obstructing the
highway, occupied the attention of court
Friday morning and went to the jury
at noon. At the afternoon session a YER
dict of mot guilty" was brought in.
one divorce has thus far been granted
that of Maud l.. Bagley VS. Scott L.
Baglev OF Morristown, bill granted for
desertion. The custody of a child was
given the petitioner and alimony allowed
to the amount of $40 per month. Court
adjourned in the afternoon until Monday
afternoon
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CRAFTSBURY.

Harland Gage Is at home from the
West-Mrs. George Dunn is ill-Harley
Hanson Is Ill with tonsilitis,-The Youns
family has taken possession of the house
lately rented to Mrs. Stratton Wheeler =
Mrs. Theda Robbins Is guest OF Mrs
Wheeler in Wolcott for a week,
Mr.. Chickering Of Hardwick moved lie.
land GREEN'S household goods to his home
Monday.-Allen Pike has purchased the
Conant farm above tho village on the
road to North Craftsbury.-Mrs Emma
Conant has purchased the Frank Paddle
ford residence In the village, She took
nns.esslon last Tuesday.
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RANDOLPH CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Meigs are attending the
State Grange at Montpelier this week.
Mr. and Mrs Dunn of Stamford were
over-Sunday guests at the Randolph
House. They were on their way to
Montpelier to attend the State Grange
A. c. Wells and Principal Green We're in
Montpelier December l to confer with the
trustees Of the agricultural school In
regard as to its needs and requirements.
Alpha Tracy. an old and respected citi-
zen, died saturday at the home of his
SON Harvey. Funeral services were held
Monday and burial was at the cemetery
/ here
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ENOSBURG.

Leon Sheldon of Bakersfield and Mr..
Tanner of EnosburE, carpenters, at work
on the house of George l., Nichols, were
injured Monday when a staging fell.
They happened to stand together in the
middle of the plank when the plank broke
and they fell to the ground. a distance %
% feet. Mr.. Sheldon fell on his face, in
juring his neck and spraining his foot
and receiving other bruises. Mr.. Tanner
was cut and bruised-Miss Hazel Stevens
is unable to go to school at the Falls
this week on account of llness-The con-
dition of Mrs. George Snied. who Is very
III 10 M
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

II. B. Chaplin of Franklin was in town
Monday.-Carl Brown and Miss Susie
Judd. both of this town, were married at
Swanton by the Rev. Mr.. Van Burk Sat
urday afternoon.-Mss Bernadette Raci-
cot has returned from a two months WIS.,
it with relatives in Montreal-L. w.
Squares is confined to the house with an
attack of innammatory rheumatism
Mrs. II. G. Carman and SON. Foster,
spent the weekend at Morses Line.-E
Fl. Cross Of st. Adams spent Sunday with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. r. b. Cross
Miss Helen Martindale of Swanton Is in
town.-Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Washburn
of Alburg are visiting Mrs Washburn' s
father, James w. Judkins
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FRANKLIN.

The remains of Mrs. Elizabeth Proper,
a long time resident Of this town, who
died at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
w. j. Jarvis, IN Prescott Ont, were
brought here for burial. The funeral
was held In the Methodist Church Tues
day at 200 p, m, tho Rev. NJ, A. Turner
officiating. Those from out of town to
attend the funeral were: Mr. and Mrs.
+. S Proper, Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Jarvis
of Prescott, Ont, Mr.. and Mrs, S. d.
Tracy OF Enosburg, Mr. and Mrs. w. p.
Tracy of Sheldon.