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WINOOSKI.

Further developments in the robbery
at the Central Vermont railroad station
here Sunday night resulted in the arrest
Of Walter Smyle, who has been employed
ms billing clerk at the freight depot. He
was placed under arrest yesterday on sus-
picion Of having done the work himself
or knowing enough about the matter to
make him an accomplish, He has related,
II Is said, enough to the agent, Mr. KEEL
logg, to warrant his arrest. The catch
which held the window through which
access to the interior was made was not
fastened. The ticket file was broken into
and s2lf9 of Western Union money and
$11.9S of Central Vermont money and four
mileages are missing, Smyle Is % years
old and has been employed in the freight
office for two years as billing clerk.
Edward Couchon, formerly Of this place
and son OF Mr., and Mrs. Mitchell Cou-
chon, now of Easthampton. Mass was
maj FRIED Mondav to Miss Rose A. Broth
ers in the Church OF Notre Dame du Bon
sonseil In that city wedding breakfast
was served at the groom's home, Y Pleas
ant street, when about 30 reln tives and
friends sat down. The bride and groom
are spending their honeymoon in Boston
and Providence George Rlondln OF this
village, brother-in-law of the groom
and son, Gerald, attended the wedding.
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FAIRFAX.

Wesley N. Brush is spending a few
days in Burlington.-The fidelity class
will meet Friday evening with Mrs G.
j. Butler-Mrs. r. A. Southland has sold
her house on Main street at the corner
of School street to Mrs. Mary A. Ryan
Her son, Mark Ryan. of Georgia will
move to the house and drive the stage
to Georgia.-Albert Butler Jr., of Bur-
lington spent Sunday with his uncle
III. A Butler.-Misses Grace and Lilah
Potter are in Morrisville for a few days
IT. c. Leach was in Burlington Sat
urday.-Miss Georgia Lawton of Bur
lington spent Sunday and Monday with
her father, G.. Lawton.--The Ladies' Aid
society of the Methodist Episcopal
Church met Wednesday afternoon
with Miss Carrie Laufln.--Mr. and
Mrs. Fay Marvin of Georgia spent Sun
day with his father. T. l.. Marvin
Arthur Hopkins has drawn "A still
larger load of logs than last reported.
This one contained 1896 feet of green
hemlock.-Harry Minor was at home
over Sunday from his business in East
Fairfield.
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EAST CH tRLOTTE.

Miss Mary blanchard and William
Casey, both of Hinesburg, were married
Monday morning at the Church of Oui
Lady of Mt. Carmel by the Rev Father
Reauchcsne of Shelburnc. They will re-
side in Ferrisburg, where Mr., Casey will
have charge Of a farm at Kccler's bay
Saturday evening ncighborhood party
at the home of Mr. and Mrs Walter r.
Horsford, who have recently moved from
Morristown to \. l.. Sherman's farm or
East st Get was attended by about 50 OF
their friends.-Miss Mildred owen has re-
turned after having been a guest for two
weeks at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Dow at the vilagc.-Mr and Mrs
LOWS b. Palmer have returned from their
wedding trip and will move March tc
the farm belonging to Henry and Harley
Thorpe near the lake shore, which Mr.
Palmer has leased.-A miscellaneous
shower was given Miss May Blanchard al
her home Friday afternoon in honor OF
her approaching marriage.A son was
born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. w. W.
Desc utels. -Evangclistic meetings to con.
tinuc two weeks will begin at the Bap-
fist Church February oG. The Rev. Mr.
Lomax Of Burlington will assist the pas
tor, the Rev Frank Placr.-Duane Beers
entertained a number of friends Wednes-
! day afternoon in honor of his seventh
birthday.-Miss Louisa Hubbell of South
Charlot:2 has purchased the William
Read farm of 145 acres in East Charlotte
Leonard Lessor, who has spen,
four months in his fathers family, has
moved back to his own farm by the river
oliver Terien has moved from Monkton
to G. NJ. Hazards tenement and will work
for Mr.. Hazard. Teelyea, who has
carried on B. Fl. Carpenters farm for
two years, will move to Shelburne village
March I. Forest Carpenter will carry OF
the farm.-A surprise party in honor OF
the 18th birthday of Fred Curtis was held
Thursday evening In the home Of John
Hart Sr, where the boy makes his home
Miss Beulah Dow has gone to New
Haven.-Mrs. William owen of Monktor
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William S. Kellogg.-George Garen
who has been at work six months foi
T. r. Andrews, has taken a farm in
Hinesburg.
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WILLISTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bombard of Rich
ford will move to the w. II. Metcalf
farm next month.-News has been re-
ceived that Elar Bradley, who has been
in the sanatorium at Pttsford for -four
months, is somewhat better.-James
O'Brien, Jr, is i'll with the grip, threat
ened with pneumonia.-Miss Dora Cady,
who has been Ill with pneumonia, is gain
ing slowly.-Miss Nettie Warren is the
guest OF her sister. Mrs Morton James
There will be a donation party at the
Methodist PARSONAGE Wednesday night
for the benefit Of the Rev. and Mrs. A.
d. Potter.-S. y. Tiley, who has been i'll,
is somewhat bcttor.-Claud Groves, who
has been buttermaker for Mr.. Fuller, has
finished work.-Mrs. Marvin Ilcwell is in
fee BILE health
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ISLE LA MOTTE.

The school at liick'ry Holler' will be
given at Woodmen hall Tuesday night,
March 3, with this cast: Teacher, y.
Toothacre," DIR. ]. s. King; visitors
Widow Crockett" Mrs William Mont
Vile: set Still Campbell" School Com
mittee) George Stinson DIR. Quacken-
boss Rodney W. Hill; scholars, "In-
diana Crabtree." Mrs. Leslie Pike; ELIZA
beth Crabtree" Mrs, Hattie Reed; En-
ma Teaberry," Mrs. ]. S. King; MARY FL
len Crockett" Mrs. Annie Botsford; "Lo-
rena Juniper" Mrs. George Stinson; L0.-
renzo Juniper Cher twin. Allen NJ. Hall;
Jacob Won Iionenstcin," Leslie Pike;
"Emmazilla Uphill, the elocutionist,'
Mrs r. w. Hill; "Corwin XII
gore" (slx years old, Gid Stan
hope, 'Johunie hort J. X. Duolu;
benjamin Long" Allen Buchanan; De
liVerance Dodsett," Mrs. f.. Fifty; sal
walton Samson" s T. Blair; Andrew
Montgomery" William Montville; Mag
gle Rudd," (siX years old, Mrs. Arthur
Hin; Jim Henry Todd, the bad boy
Nelson Hill; OLIVIA Henrietta Arabele
see, the cousin from town" Mrs Allen
Buchanan. There will be music by the
Hickry Holler band, vocal and instru-
mental music by Mssos Marquita Rounds
and Katharyn Botsford. Rolla Parker
Mrs. Westcot and Mrs. Botsford.-N. W.
Fisk is spending a few days in Burling-
ton.-Mrs. Mahlon Gadbois is better.-F.
Fortune is recoverne.-The Fortni-huy
dances, which have been held In Wood
mems hall for two years, still continue
to be largely attended There were sixty
four couples present Monday nlght.-Thc
Rev. G. c. Westcot il attending preach
.rs' meeting in St, Adams.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

At the old folks dance, given in Soules
opera hall Monday night for the benefit
If the Village improvement society, y
couples were present. $50 was realized
with less than $40 for eXpenses.-Mr, and
Mrs. william Kittell attended the funeral
of Holmes Eldred, which was held at the
CONGREGATIONAL Church in sheldon Satur-
day afternoon at one o'clock.-Miss Lena
Warren has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs John Davis for few days.-The
members of the Episcopal Church in this
town and bakersfield, as well as many
friends outside the church, will be sorry
to learn of the resignation of the Rev.
Walter W. Reid to take effect March 23.
Mr.. Reid has been rector Of this parish
and sheldon for the past two years. lie
vii assume the rectorship Of the parish
IN Monticello CO., n, Y.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

Miss Sadie Maynard OF this place, who
has been at the Sherwood sanitarum for
treatment for two weeks, is reported as
improving. l.. Gardner was in st. AL
bans Monday.-C, II. Stratton, r. w.
Clark and O. w. Holden went to the
annual meeting of rural carriers In ST.
Adams Monday.-Mrs J. H. Budd IN,
returned from Troy, ~ Y, where she
vas called by the illness and d ath of
her father. Euzeble Reeves.
Glare Rublee one of The star hockey
players of the high school team met
with an accident Saturday while play
ing. He fell striking on the skate on
the foot of companion in such man
ner as to crack rib,--Miss Marion Kim
ball. Miss Lillian Towle, Roger Prats,
Orlaff Holden. j, c, Wriston and George
Fuller, who attended the kake walk In
Burlington. returned Tuesday-The Rev.
John Wriston was In ST. Adams Mon
day and Tuesday To attend the meeting
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HUNTINGTON.

The funeral OF John Swinyer, who died
Vt the home Of his brother, Laurence
was held at the house Saturday after
ioon, the Rev D. 7. Conan officiating
The deceased was i'll less then a week
and although past SO years of age had
always been remarkably well. Mr.
Swinyer was a veteran of the Civil War
He leaves beside his brother, Laurence,
four half-brothers. Wallace, George,
Truman and Mitchell; three half-s sisters,
Mrs. Lucy Swinyer, Mrs James Durand
ind Mrs, Charles Rollins-Miss Gladys
Johnson will give IA musical recital at the
:. of V. hall Saturday evening. "A bout
US was realized from the supper We'd
1esday Feb. IS, for the benifit of the
Rev. d. T, Conlan.-Mrs. e. II. Kinds is
In Cambridge.M Miss Sadie Sherman has
been guest Of Miss Juno Hinds--A W.
Cox of Willamstown, Mass, Is spending
a month at j. w Spaulding Miss
Brooks spoke here Sunday in the interest
Of the State Sunday school work.
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FRANKLIN.

Emerson Shedd and Pau Gates of the
University of Vermont spent the week.
end It their homes herc.-H. r. Olmstead
went to Burlington Monday.-Iton C. W.
Gates, Mrs. NJ f. Shedd and Misses
Helen Olmstead and Mildred Powell at
tended the cake walk at the University
of Vermont, Burlington, Nnday night
Tho funeral of Mrs w. NJ. Mayhem of
Highgate Springs will be held at the
house Thursday at one o'clock and burial
will be in the village cemetery. The Rev
f. w. Day will officiate--W. O. Stafford
has moved into the Randall tenement -
Several from this place attended the
dance at Sheldon Monday night-Win-
slow Gates was at home from Randolph
over Sunday.-F B. Willard Of New York
Is visiting his mother, Mrs Laura
Robbie.
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TOWNSVILLE.
Swinyer.

Mr. Stone of Warren, who has been
engaged by G. w. Palmer as sawyer,
has moved his family into part of T. b.
Whalen's house.-Francis Miller of Mont
pelier has been visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. ID. Millcr.--Mr. and Mrs.
Canton were in Bristol Sunday.-Dewey
Nash of Jericho visited his sister, Miss
Helen Nash MISUNDERSTANDING from
the CONGREGATIONAL Sunday school OF
Richmond enjoyed a sleigh ride to 7. l..
stevens Monday evening, the occasion
being the entertainment given by the
reds by the blues in the recent con-
test.-IIarold Townc, the substitute on
r. +. d. No. g has been Ill, threatened
with pneumonia. W. f.. Powers il TAX
ing his place.-Nlrs. c. C. Fuller and Mrs.
William llcatherington were in Burling-
ton Wednesday.
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SW ANTON

The affairs of the town of Swanton are
in good condition. The railroad bonds
were reduced 5000 last year and are now
down to 500, 900. They were originally $500
in aid of the Portland & Ogdensburg road,
now known as the St. Johnsbury * Lake
Champaign, The reduction In the bonded
Indebtedness is at the rate OF 5000 year.
According to the annual report over 81 900
was expended in permanent and regular
work. The local poor cost s4Gi, which is
somewhat less than last year. The poor
house assessment on account of Swanton's
IL inmates cost sl,662 The sum of SIG
i22 was paid out on school director orders.
Damage by dogs cost the town $37 and net
collections on dog licenses were sl6S. The
Barney fund OF $4,000 affords income
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters met we'd
nesday with Mrs. w. w. Aldrich.-C. Is.
lsham and Mrs. w. w. Aldrich attended
the Pomona Grange meeting in Charlotte
Tuesday. Exercises commemorating
Washington's birthday were held at the
grammar school building Friday after
noon. There was n large attendance
Mrs. ID. J. Milham is in Burlington car
ing for her daughter, Mrs. Carl Platka, to
whom daughter was recently born--Ap-
propriate Lincoln and Washington cXcr-
rises were held at Mrs. Aliens school on
Spear street, consisting of singing, reci-
Ia tions, flag drills and readings.
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Mrs. Della Parker died February IL.
aged go years. Mrs. Parker probably was
the oldest person in town, and her death
was due to a general breaking down in
cidental to old age. The funeral was held
February Is, the Rev. Mr. Sturges Off
ciating. Burial was at Bolton.--Mrs.
George Forsythe is very i'll and her re-
covery is not expected. There was a
dance a. the Mountain House Monday
evening.-Clifford Terrill arrived last week
from Detroit, Mich.-G. A. Terril, who
has been in the mercantile business here
for so years, has sold his store and stock
10 his son, c, G. Terril, who will con-
tnue business.-Dr. and Mrs A. l.. Fogg
attended the dance at Jeffersonville
thursday night.
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ALBURG.

John Sullivan and James Sgncr went
to their homes in Keesevillc, y. Y, t.
spend Sunday with their families, and
Walter Baker went to Burlington.-
Margaret Lena, aged four years while
playing Thursday with a hat pin that
had glass anchor for a head in some
way got IT in her throat, but by the
prompt and careful WORK by members
of the household it was removed before
the doctor reached there. Her throat was
badly lacerated but at present she is
doing well.-Ruth Maxneld, who has been
Ill with stomach trouble, is improving
slowly.-Mrs. w. W. Styles is in Malone
N. Y.-George NJ Mott, who has been in
poor health for several months, is now
in a serious condition.
Mrs. Eugene Strong who has beer
spending a few days at the home of her
parents. M. and Mrs Mention Rockwell
has returned to Rouscs Point, n y
Miss Donna Duba and Floyd Creller, both
Of this place, We're married at Chazy, n.
y, Friday evening. Harry r. Bates has
returned to the home Of his sister, Mrs
Vernon Badger, after spending few
days at the home of his parents at East
FGighgate.-Miss Mae Soule is again SER
iously ill.-Nelson Breault was called 70
Rouses Point, n Y, Friday by the death
Of his sisters child Mrs. T.. r. Lord has
been spending a few days at the home
If her mother, Mrs. o. o. Bell--Mrs II.
y. Regain and daughter Ethel, who have
been i'll, are both Improving Meth
odist Episcopal Guild will give another
one of the series of entertainments at
the church Thursday evening. March g
MIR. and Mrs. a. 6. Blair spent Sunday
at the home of his parents at South AL
burg .-Freeda Cheeseman, who has been
ill., is much improved
n. L. Kingslev went to st. Adams
Monday to see his wife, who is at the
returned to her home Saturday evening.
Earle and Douglas Saddaby of Rouses
point. y. Y, We're guests at the home
Of Mrs Rowell Sunday-A party of 20
and Mrs. +. J. Hislop on Monday even
ing and celebrated Mrs Hislops birth
lay. The evening was pleasantly spent
With games and music, and fine refresh
ments were served. \ gift of money was
'cft.-Mrs +. f. Virgins of Burlington
is in town to see her brother, G. NJ
Mott, who is improving from his re-
cent ilness-Floyd Creller and Miss
Donna Duba of the Center were married
at Chazy, \. Y, on Saturday February
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grammar school closed Feb is for a
six weeks vacaton.-Mrs. Charles Tud-
hope is confined to the bed by severe
attack of ip.-Gilbert II. Cameron and
Miss Geneva Lavigne, both of this town,
were married at the church Wednesday
Feb. IS by Father Parizo Of Grand Isle.
only the immediate friends of the couple
were present.-Mlss Leah Rockwell Of Al
burg Is spending few days with her
aunt, Mrs. Charles Tudhope,-Mrs. A. II.
Way and son, Neil, are visiting in Bur-
lington for a few days.
Mrs. Wesley Decker Of West Swanton
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. sher-
man Dodds, this week-Little Ruth Papa-
loose is seriously i'll with liver and bowel
trouble.-Thc condition of Mrs. Charles
Tudhope Is somewhat mproved.-Thomas
Watson Of Grand Isle is moving into
James Dodds's tenement house.
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HILL WEST.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ell Shangraw of Montpom-
cry village visited at the home of Mr..
shangraws sister, Mrs. John Rushsord.
Thursday Miss Alberta Rushford 10 tbo
guest of her cousin Ruby Rushford
and Mrs Charles Rushford were visitors
at the home Of Mrs. Rushford's brother.
Joseph Touchette, of South MONTGOMERY
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Rossier returned
home from Newport Thursday aftor at
tending the funeral OF his brother. Pan,
Rossier
Miss Mable Foley, who teaches school
at the village, passed Saturday and Sum
day at the home of Mrs. CLYDE shan
graw.--Gsracl Touchette of South Mont
gomery is visiting his niece. Mrs Charles
Rushford.--D. II. T. Borthwick ia ill
Joseph Potvin of Montgomery Center is
moving back on his farm and expects 10
work for u. II. 7. Borthwick.
Wheeler Rushford is confined to the
house with rheumatism p. Sheldon
Is ILL.,
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GEORGIA..

The fourth number Of the lecture
course Of Banner Grange will be given
Friday evening by the Olympia ladies'
quartet.-Smith Wiley died of pneumonia
saturday night after an illness of about
a week. The funeral was held at the
Baptist Church Tuesday Afternoon at one
o'clock.-llarry Curtis spent sunday and
Monday in St Adams with his father,
who is ill.-The Rev, Mr.. Upton preach
ed at the Plains last Sunday for the first
time since his illness-A nurse has been
engaged to care for Mrs &. w. Clark,
who has been in poor health for some
time-The Rev, William Clark has been
visiting at his fathers home
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BELVIDERE.

John Hunter. an aged resident of HelVi-
deere. died February Is, Mr. Hunter was
horn April a. 1875, at Bakersfield, and vas
married at Montpelier in lSi5 to Luc nda
Rrovn. To them were born four children,
two sons and two daughters. In 1850 they
moved Co.. Bclvidcre. His wife died Octo-
Der 20 1901. lie is survived by one son,
Isaac Hunter of W,stford, ana one
daughter Mrs, James shattuek of Belvi'
deere, who has cared for her. father for
the past 10 years The funeral was held
February 20 the Rev Allen c. Chandler
OBLIGATED and the remains were placed in
the vault at Waterville.--M and Mrs.
O. w. Shattuck, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Shat
tuck and Mr. ana Mrs, NJ l.. Davis visit
ed II. W. Columns family in Bakersfield
Monday.
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

Deputy Collector Leroy Seward of the
Richford port was in town over Sunday
Miss Wilma steele spent the weekend in
Proctorsville.-J. w. Spear is in Bellows
Falls, called by the death of his brother
in-law Morton Custer,-Miss Clarabel
Butler OF Sheldon Springs spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. But
ler.-The University Glee club will give a
concert at the Methodist Church Friday
evening, March 6.-J. b, Cross is recover
ing from an attack Of the grlp.-Solon A.
Cook of Worcester, Mass, was In town
over Sunday visiting his sister, Mrs. NJ.
A. Cummings w. @. Marsh OF Sheldon
was In town Sunday,--E. W. Wright of
Colchester is I'm town.
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WESTFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs Pearl Hunter went to
Belvidere Friday to attend the flu
neral of Mr.. Hunters grandfather.
During their absence their son. Glenn,
had a tooth extracted and serious
hemorrhage followed Saturday morn
Ing, while washing the blood from his
face. he put tie wash basin on the st re.
Painting from loss of blood, he fell
forward upon the dish and spilled the
water on the stove and was seriously
burned about the neck and arms from
the steam.-The B. Y. p. T.. will give
an oyster supper in the Baptist Church
Friday night.-The Fortnightly club
meets Thursday at the home of Mrs.
W. w. Kimball
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ENOSRURG FALLS

At the fourth quarterly conference Of
the Methodist Church Friday evening,
by a unanimous vote the district super
intendent was asked to secure the return
of the Rev. John Wriston for the second
year At the same meeting the follow
ing persons were elected stewards for
the year beginning April 4: NJ. p Per-
ley, w. H. Yaw, B. a. Croft. w II. Bill
lado, F. NJ. Carpenter, c. L. Ovitt. H. w.
Towle, c. Fl. Abel, J. c. Towle, f. ].
Parmelee j. W. Pomeroy, A. A. Aseltine.
W. b. Ladd r. w. Draper, II. n Kim
ball, v. A. Irish w. S. Judd. c. II.
WEIGH, i. W. Wallace, Il. Fl. Sheldon
and II. n. K'dder The following were
elected as trustees: NJ p. Perlev, c. l..
Ovtt, c. H. Abel, J. w. Pomeroy. A. A.
Aseltine, +. II Brown, L. l.. Marsh, A.
]. Croft and II. A. Farbanks.-A. A.
Simpkins is confined by lllness.-E w.
David is i'll at the quincy House.-P. j.
Hayes has bought Of d. NJ. Croft his
farm in Berkshire FOR s50po-Georye
Phelps, who had been employed in the
railroad station has completed his work
and is visiting a sister in Essex N V
r. L. Russell of st. Armand Que. was
here Saturday. Temple Of Bak-
ersiield was in town Saturday on his
way to visit his daughter. Mrs. b. 6.
Jeffords, in Berkshire. who Is III with
cancer
d. e. Woodward and family were at
the Center over Sunday.-E. w. David.
who is Ill, has been moved into room
in DR.. A. NJ. Browns commemorative
meeting in the Methodist Church Fri
day evening, which is to be addressed
by the Rev. Franklin McGlf~esh Of
Chicago, will open at eight o'clock. II
will be preceded by banquet for
men only at els in the basement Of
the church at which DIR. McElfrcsh and
UDr M. fnn ,.,i1l
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FLETCHER.

About 10 friends OF Mr. and Mrs, r. c.
Parsons ca hcred AT their home Monday
evening to give them farewell visit.
Mr.. Parsons will soon move his family
TO Fairfax, whore they have taken the
Qulnlan farm.-Mr ana Mrs, Leonard
Clark hay gone to Burlington, where
they have employment-J, s. Leach OF
Cambridge Is moving back to his farm.