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NORTH HERO.

The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. Beecher Dodds today for sup
per.-Miss Iva Tudhope is at home from
Swanton for two weeks.-Delbert Nc
Mahon. who has been attending IA bust
ness college in Burlington, has returned
to Glenford Dodds's for the summer
Mrs. Ella Hodges of Burlington was in
town Friday night to furnish music for
the dance.-Miss Beulah Dodds of john
son is at home for the Easter vacation
There will be special Palm Sunday serv-
ice at the Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday morning.-Miss Navin Way,
Howard and Ira Tudhope are at home
from the burlington high school for a
weeks vacation.-The Rev. George L.
story Is soon to erect bungalow on his
lot at the Garry. "--Glenford Dodds has
placed new piano in the town hail.
Master Neil M Way was operated up
on at the Mary Fletcher hospital Tues
day for adenoids. The Rev G. w. Tur-
ner will hold services at the church
GOOD Friday at 7:3O p. m. There will be
special music.-Henry F. Strong is con-
fined to the house by an attack of the
grip.-Mrs. Bryant Hazen and two chill
dren are ill.-The North Hero Co-opera-
tive creamery opens Friday for the sea-
Enn
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FAIRFIELD.

Miss Phyllis Soule is spending a
few days in Hartford visiting her sis
ter Mrs. e. j. Montgomery.-H. Allen
Soule has returned from the Mary
Fletcher hospital, where he underwent
successful operation.-Irving Pat
terson of Cambridge, formerly of this
town, is working with his team for
G.. H. Soule.-Miss Frances II. Soule
has returned to her school at Burling-
ton.-Miss Doris Babcock has return
ed to Tenahy, n. J.-Ceril MONTGOMERY
has moved from the farm he has oc-
cupled for the past four years, and his
family for the present is staying with
Westcott Montgomery.-Mrs. H. S.
soule spent sunday in Waterbury with
her mother, returning Monday night
Mrs. f. j. Montgomery and children
nave returned to their home in Hart
ford.
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ALBURG.

Stanley Blair, the 13 years old son of
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Blair of Alburg
Springs, died at $50 a. m. observation-disclosures
Cleland, who has ban seriously i'll with
pneumonia, is much improved.-Mr. and
Mrs. Aaron Cheeseman have returned
from visit with Mr.. Cheeseman's brother
In Ellenburgh, n. Y.-Little David and
Nelson Brault are i'll with hard colds
Mrs. Aubrey Darby, who has been con-
fined to the house with the grip. is much
improved,-L Johnson of Clarenceville
visited friends In town Sunday.-Mrs
George Collins Of Alburg Springs died
Wednesday, Ruth Jameson of Bur
lington is the guest of Miss Nina Sabre
Mildred Hazen is very i'll with Influenza.
Mrs. Il. f. Virgins. who has been stay
ing for three weeks with her father. G. NJ
Mott, who is quite i'll, returned to Bur-
lington Sunday evening with Mr. Virgins
Mr. and Mrs. John Stuart are moving
into the lower front tenement of the Van.
tine house that has recently been repaired
by NJ. s. Thomas.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Beecher Fonda and
Mrs Oliver Crocke, st ,Iens VII sal! April
n for Genoa, from which point they will
bake an automobile "trip through Eur ,r".
The jury in the case of the Unadilla
Eilo company vs. NJ. A. Hull & Son re-
burned verdict for the plaintiff to re-
tovcr $780, the contract price OF tho silo.
. Mrs. George MCGOWAN, aged 80. died
yesterday afternoon after a brief illness.
The arrangements for the funeral have
hot yet been made.
| The death of Loren Pooler occurred
BIT his home on St. Adams hill Tuesday
bitter a long illness. Mr. Pooler was Il
years old. He is survived by a wife and
Blk children. The funeral will be held at
the house this afternoon at 1870 o'clock
hnd the burial will be in the st. Adams
Hill cemetery.
The St Adams Humane society has
elected these officers; President, the
Rev. II. l.. Thornton; vice-presidents
fhe Rev, S. w. Anthony. Mrs. ]. A.
|Eturtevant, Mrs. F. J. Parmalee Of Enos-
burg Falls and Mrs. c. NJ. Rounds of
Richford; recording secretary, Mrs.
Charles a. Oliver; corresponding secre-
larry, the Hon. Fuller G. Smith; treas
Irer Major S. II. Wood. The following
committees We're named: Finance, Miss
clara Dee: entertainment, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. r. Childs and Mrs. A. w. Gilmore;
legislation, Lee s. Tillotson; advertising,
"A. F. Childs; literary, Mrs. S. II. Wood
hnd the Rev. S. W. Anthony. Isaac r.
Beeman was appointed agent and the
Hon. Fuller C. Smith attorney for the
XlOciety
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DIN Merrill and daughter, Miss Helen.
went to Richford Saturday in company
with Mrs Mary Shattuck of Winnipeg,
Manitoba, who was on her return from
the burial of her mother, Mrs. Augusta
shattuck, in Hatfield, Mass. She was ac-
companied by her uncle, Major C. 8.
Shattuck, of Hatfield, Mass, and Mr..
and Mrs. H. C. Pomeroy Of st. Albans.--
w. II. Yaw returned Saturday from
Hartford, Conn, where he has been for
three months in the home of his son, NJ.
b. Yaw.-About Is men visited the sugar
place of w. Casavant Saturday after
noon.
The unity class of the Methodist Sun
day school had an April-the-first
social last evening in the church parlors
FOR the class and invited guests.-There
was n good attendance at the sugar So
cial given by the Rebekahs at their lodge
room Monday evening. A. Marvin OF
st. Adams spent Sunday in the homo Of
his cousin, Mrs. ID. NJ. Rose. At the morn
ing service In the Methodist Church he
rendered in a very pleasing manner az
the offertory tenor solo, "One Sweety
Solemn Thought. Miss Winnifred Car
penter returned to her school duties in
Brdport Saturday after spending her va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. M. Carpentor.-Mr. and Mrs w 70.
Burt returned to their home in Burling-
ton Monday. Mr. Burt is now in possess
sion of the home farm. Lewis Buskey Is
I'm charge.
The March just passed has shown
no unusual weather features accord
ing to the report of the local observer
The mean or daily average reading
was $3.50 against a normal for this
station of PA. The highest reading
was 50 on the 26th and the lowest was
10 below zero on the 12th The great
est daily range was IS on the 25th,
and the least was on the 3rd. The
rain and melted snow which fell on
the IL days when there was enough
to measure produced LA inches of
moisture. OF this amount the 20
inches of snowfall produced all but
OO1 inches which fell as rain on the
Srd There was no snow remaining at
the months close except scattered
drifts The prevailing wind direction
was from the northwest. Tho month
was composed of II clear, partly
cloudy and 16 cloudy days.-Miss Dor
othy Leavens of Cambridge came
Tuesday from Berkshire, where she
had been for two weeks. and is stay
ing in the home of her uncle, j. G.
Gaines.-Mrs. c. d. Green is some
what improved from weeks ILL
ness.-Miss Nellie Whitney of Rich
ford is visiting her sister, Mrs f. f.
Stanley, on Church street.--Miss Maria
Brady went to WATERFOWL, Mass, with
Miss Mary Lyons and will spend a
week in that city and Boston.-F H.
Eldred returned from California Mon
day evening after an absence of about
two years.-Miss Sadie A. Maynard
has returned from st. Adams, where
she has been recovering from an OPP
GRAFTON at a sanitarium.--Mrs. w. r.
Perley went to Boston Monday to visit
her daughter, Miss Margaret Perley,
who is in school there-A. Mr. Ed
wards of Casanova, N Y, represent
ing the Ithaca Concert company of
cornell University, was in town Tues
day and arranged with the mems class
of the Methodist Sunday school for a
concert by his company next fall
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lAM0|LLE COUNT,
STOWE.

Principal r. G, Reynolds, who spent
vacation weeA in Boston and Cambridge,
returned Saturday accompanied by Mrs.
Reynolds, who met him in Burlington
Friday.-Mlss Bernice Towne of the Cas-
Teton normal school arrived Saturday
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. @.
Towne. Bernice Parker returned
Saturday from Burlington. where she
spent the week, Others who returned
Saturday after passing the vacation
away were r. 4. Chaffee from Enosburg.
Miss Nadine Boardman from Burlington.
Douglass and Dorothy Barrows from, ST.
Albans.-Mrs. Z. T. Houston and daugh-
ter, Doris. of Waterbury We're in Stowe
over Sunday.-Munn Boardman returned
Saturday from Waterbury.-Sugar max.
ers have had good run OF sap-Tbe
Ladies' Aid of the Congregational Church
met at the vestry Wednesday aft
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SWANTON.

Henry McGregor, a longtime citizen of
Swanton, died March . of Pneumonia
after brief illness He was a Civil War
vetehan, serving in Company I, 18th YER
mont. MI McGregor was born
in Alberg 60 years ago. He
married Miss Celia Sampson of
this place a year ago. She survives him.
A son, Clark McGregor, is in Colorado and
Mrs. Hobart Martin of Enosburg Falls is
a daughter Another daughter Mrs.
James Pierce. died II years ago. Os-
car McGreeor Of Richford Is n brother.
The funeral was held Friday afternoon,
the Grand Army Post, Of which he was a
member, attending in body. Mr.. Nc
Gregor was highly esteemed in this COM
munitY.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Herbert Cook has been called TO Woon,
socket. r. l., by the death of his mother
II was only Ave weeks ago that his father
died at the same place.-Miss Annie Wood
who Is taking the teacher training course
at Vergennes arrived Saturday for a short
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
f. h. Wood.-Mrs Sarah Thompson was
called to Newport, n H., Saturday by the
death OF her brothers wife, Mrs. Fred
Booth The deceased was Cora Sabin.
teacher of many years experience, and
had reached the age OF IS years She
is survived by her husband and one broth.
er, besides stepson. The funeral was
held Monday c. s Booth and William
Booth attended.-Miss Freda Prince
went to Oakland, Mass. Saturday to
spend two weeks with her brother. The
funeral OF Mrs, Julius Rattee was held al
her late home Saturday morning, the Rev.
Fraser Metzger officiating. Burial was in
Southview cemetery. Mrs Rattee had
been i'll for many months with a cancer
GUS trouble or the stomach. For many
years she had lived in town. She Is sur
vived by her husband, a stepson. broth
er, Calvin Sleeper and sister. Florence
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JOHNSON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nichols of Hyde
Park spent Sunday with his son. Frank.
Mrs j. l.. Pierce returned Saturday
from an extended trip to New York,
Brooklyn, Philadelphia. and Boston.--Or.
rim Foster has pneumonia. George At
well Is able to be out-Mrs. C. NJ Patch
is somewhat improved.-Ira Jones has I'm
ished his work with the Brigham Cream
cry company Henry Molles is working
for e. II. Sherwin in his sugar place
Mrs. Arthur Grow is visiting her parents
in Lowell. Levi Tatro has moved From his
house on Main street to rooms over the
postoftce.--Ezra Howard was taken to a
hospital in Burlington Saturday for an
operation Miss Josie Drown came Sasut-
day and will spend a week with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Drown.--Mrs
Carl Stewart is confined to tire house with
rheumatlsin.-The Dread club turned out
in good numbers at the sugar social Mum
day at Mrs NJ. X. Waterman'S.
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

S. 7. Watkins, who was called here ny
the death of his father, d. II. Watkins.
started on his homeward Journey to
Mitchell. S. D., Monday night-Miss Sy-
bill Raymore has gone to Hlghgate Center
to teach school.-Mr. and Mrs. H. w
Narnum are expected home soon from
Florida. where they lave spent the win
ter.-Mrs. George Westman visited her
people at Essex Center this week.-Walter
Buker. who is to work on the St. j. & l..
c. r.. is at the home of his PARENTS, Mr..
and Mrs. Afford Buker.-Augustus Me-
lendy returned Saturday from Burlington,
where he has spent several weeks with
his daughter Mrs. Nellie Tousley.-Miss
HELEN MaCuin and Clye Brown of Hyde
urday.-H. H, Nye has gone to Arson.
Me-, where he will make his home with
his son, George-The Crescendo Literary
club will meet with Mrs. Elsie Smith FRI
day evening.-Mrs. c. f. Hayford OF John
son was a guest at H. NJ Cornelrs over
Sunday.-Mrs. George Powell and daugh-
ter Of Middlesex are guests at A. w. Ed.
wards's.-M. N. Dodge of Essex Center
was the guest OF his sister Mrs, j. F. Will
cox, Tuesday,-The next meeting OF the
SeIHeteTy dSSocittloE VIII De AT the nome
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Cornel-Thc fu-
neral of David Howard Watkins, who
died at his homo March a. was held at the
house March q. the Rev. H. C.. Howard
and the Rev. VI, f, Harmed officiating
Mr.. Watkins was born In Walpole, n. H.,
January 7, 1920, the son Of Gardner and
Mary Prentiss Watkins. At the age OF
IS he moved with the other members Of
his family 10 Cambridge. where with the
exception Of two years he hiss resided ever
since. March i6 1854, :. Watkins ana
Harrte: Augusta Holmes were married
at the Baptist parsonage in Grafton,
Mass, by the Rev. Joseph Smith, pastor
OF the Baptist Church. March Is was
therefore the Goth anniversary OF their
marriage. Five children were born m
them. Samuel p who resides In Mitchell.
s. D.. Frank Harley. who died in Ashton,
s. D.. In 1893. Elmer Howard. vino died In
Infancy, Mrs. Hattie Elowlne Leighton OF
Aberdeen. Wash, and Joseph A. OF this
place
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Quite an amount of pure new maple
sugar has been made by the sugar makers
and the season promises to be a good one
John Hale, who has been Ill several
months at his home is not considered as
Week.-Mrs.. Fogg of Everett, Mass, IS
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Merrill.-Mrs Alexander Mechanics and
daughter, Irene. have returned to their
home in Westboro, Mass-Miss Marie
Quimby, who has been the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. f. II. Burleson for week, has
returned to Concord, n. H-Mrs. Maria
Mitchell. aged IS years. who has been i'll,
is Improving in health.-Joseph Dudley OF
burlington visited in town Tuesday,
Leonard and Elma Chase OF Swanton are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs /. N.
Chase
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WILLISTON.

Mrs. Albert Bliss has returned and
opened her house.-rhe schools in town
opened for the spring term Monday. The
graded school in the village opened this
week Monday. The teachers arc: Miss
Belle Roberts for the grammer depart
ment, John Forbes, Intermediate, both
|of WilliJton. and Miss Catherine Tier
|ney from Burlington for the primary de-
rtment.--Miss Bertise Phelps, who has
been visiting her grandparents for a few
days returned Z Burlington Saturday.
THE Ladies' Aid met at the par
|sonage 'yednesday.--Mi Anna Pease is
lat home on a two weeks vacation from
ALBANY, n. Y.-Clarence Caswcll and
daughter attended the funeral of Olln
Ferguson, held in Starksboro Sunday
|afternoon.-Miss Annie Caswell is visiting
lin Starksboro for two weeks
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CAMBRIDGE.

f. G. Fleetwood of Morrisvlle was a
business visitor in town Friday-M. p.
Young has been spending several days in
Morgan-E. ]. Gallup of Underhill spent
saturday In towr.-Mrs, W. II. Beebee
and son of Proctor are guests at H. n.
Bray's-Mrs. Robert Waterbury of St.
Adams Las been a guest Of Mrs e. J.
Gates.-Mr and Mrs. a. N Button have
returned from White River Junction.
Mrs. Amy Brush has returned from sew
eral weeks stay in Bolton-Miss Glee
Carpenter has been visiting her uncle. l.
n. Chase. in Brardon.-Mrs. Lyman Gil
bert OF Enosburg Falls Is with her sister
Mrs. n. A. Hawley.-Mrs. NJ. NJ. Reynolds
has returned from Fall River, Mass
where she has spent several weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. George O'Neil. She
was accompanied by her son, Rollo, of
Stowe.-Dr w. n. Lang has been visiting
his son, Charles in Stowe
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of Winooskl came Tuesday to visit her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll
Tenney-Mrs. J. c. Peck went to East
Hardwick Tuesday accompanying her
granddaughter, Hilda Jeffords. to her
home, and visiting her daughter and
husband Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Jeffords--
Miss Ruth Greene left Monday for St
Paul. Mimi. where she will be guest
of her uncle, John NJ. Thorn, and while
there will take n course in art at the
st. Paul Institute.-Mrs. J. ]. Jackson
and daughter. Miss Marcella Jackson, of
Fair Haven, are visiting Mr. and Mrs
O. M Waterman and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
M Sargent.-Mrs. a. r. Marshall of
Fairfield Is a guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Ward, of EImore.-
Mrs. j. NJ. Leree of Michigan is visiting
here, a guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Mcfarland. Mrs. Leree will be
remembered as Miss Beth Cushman.-
Mr. and Mrs. William Stephen are par
ents of daughter, born March a.
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BERKSHIRE.

Miss Lillian WEIGH of Springfield.
Mass, is passing week with her mother,
Mrs, Curtis Sinclair.-J. e. Kinney went
to Montreal Monday to consult a
specialist. Dr. C. A. johnson accompanied
him,-liarold c. Tyler has returned to
his school at Newport Center,-Dorothy
Leavens. who has been visiting at the
home of George Demar, has returned to
Cambridge.-The Dorcas society met with
Mrs. l., Frances Jolley Wednesday The
schools in town open Monday. April q
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

The seectmen have appointed Bial Shat
tuck road commissioner.-Mrs. Agnes
brewster will entertain the Home Circle
April at the hall.-Thomas German, who
has been in the employ of V. r. Sargent,
has returned to Providence, r. Miss
Doris Miles is home for the Easter vaca-
Ition from her school at Essex Junction
Mrs. Marjorie Miles Is visiting her father,
DR.. Edmunds, at Bristol.-Mrs. Flosse
Besett Of Richmond Is guest of her IA
kher, w. Moody.-Mrs. Flora Hulett has
Returned from Underhill.-Miss Dorothy
ELLIS of Waitsfeld is visiting her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Randall
Janus Swinyer and nephew, Alison Swim
yer, went to Boston the first OF the week.
Fired Gardner, sergeant in the U. S. art-
Pery, is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs
Lawrence Gardner having just arrived
From Honolulu.
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RICHFORD.

| The Richford Power company has fled
with the secretary of state certificate
hat the company intends to issue stock
TO the value OF $21 900 for water power,
Electric lights, etc. The company's prop
erty is located at Stevens Mills, nearly
three miles above this village. $. r.
Boright is president of the company
1rhe fifth annual banquet of the Wom-
hns club will be held at the American
House Monday evening, April 10. Club
women OF Vermont will be guests.-Leonard
Vincent, who has been studying tel
egraphy, has passed an examination at
st. Adams and been assigned to duty as
station agent Of the Central Vermont
railway at Roxbury. Mr.. Vincent has
until recently been employed by the Star
Grocery company.-The condition of
Wesley Bliss. who is i'll, remains critical.
Fl II. Kelley and DR.. E. =. Lunderville
went to Caledonia Springs for a weeks
Ptay. Doctor Lundervile was called home
Friday on account of the illness of Mr..
Bliss.-Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Kendall,
Harlow j. Comings and Homer II. West
bver are in Washington, d. c., for a few
aays.-Mrs. IL. l.. Bordo of st. Adams
Bay is visiting her brother r, A. Conger.
Az HieetlTS IN the Baptist Church
Thursday evening, a Unanimous vote
was given to extend a call to the Rev.
Edward Mr. Fuller pastor of the Point
St Charles Baptist Church in Montreal,
10 become pastor of the Baptist Church
here. 1t Is understood that Mr. Fuller
will accept the call. having recently ten
iered his resignation as pastor of the
Montreal church, effective May l, The
church here has been without a settled
pastor since October last, when the Rev.
Morgan Il. Pease was obliged to give up
The work on account OF III health Mr.
Fuller has been pastor OF the Baptist
Churches in Barre and Manchester and
or six years was State secretary of
Sunday schools in this State, and also
or time held a similar position in New
Hampshire -Lawrance Beaulac of
Newport fas bought of Luther w.
Jacobs the meat market opposite the
park, including The lot, house, meat mar
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GEORGIA..

Miss Florence Bragg is spending a
few days in Sheldon.--Miss Helen Cur
tbs and her father are returning to
their home this week after four
months stay in ST. Albans.-The reg
ular Grange meeting will be held Fri
day evening of this week-Dr. w. III.
Wright and C. NJ Austin left Monday
for u few days in New York city
Some sugar makers made quite a lot
of nice syrup from the run the last
of the week
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

j. NJ. Gill of Morse's Line was in town
Sunday. {. Place spent Monday in St.
Albans.-Mrs. NJ. A. Stockwell is i'll with
acute indigestlon.-Mrs.C Charles f. Skeels,
who has been visiting in town, has return
ed to Milton,-J. b. Cross, the veteran
globe trotter,' 80 years of age, left
Monday for the West, Mr. Cross will
spend some time with relatives in Ne
braska. Colorado and California and ex-
poets to attend the Panama exposition in
1915 before he returns to Vermont -
Schools opened Monday after four weeks
vaoation.-Miss Gladys Steele has return
ed from Burlington where she has been
visiting friends.-Joseph Lambert, Jr., of
Fairfield was in town over Sunday
George Y. Best of Somerville, Mass, has
been visiting in town.
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FRANKLIN.

Foster Whitney, Miss Edith Gates and
Emerson Shedd of the University of YER
mont are spending their Easter vaca-
tion at their homes here.-Mrs. j. r.
Anderson Is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
{. C. Adams in Essex Junction.-Mrs.
H. J. Gates and daughter are visiting
her mother Mrs c. S. Warner, in st.
Albans-Ray Whitney, the newly ap-
pointed postmaster, was to have taken
over the office April /. but on account
of Illness the change Is temporarily post
poned-Miss Ella Randall has been
spending few days with her sister, Mrs.
j. b. Dimon, on Ilighgate Gore.-Mr and
Mrs Frank Manley are parents of a
daughter. born March 81
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GRAND ISLE.

About SIG was taken in at the repetition
OF "Cranberry Corners Friday night
Mr.. and Mrs. p, E. Wdlsey have returned
after spending several weeks with his sis
ter In Brushton, N. Y.-The Ladies' Aid
society will meet with Mrs. j S. Allen
this afternoon for supper-Mrs. AID
rich is able to be out after her recent i'll
ness.-Mrs, Stuart Samson is quite ILL.,
Miss Mildred Parrot is little more COM
fortabie
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ELMORE.

Bernice Bailey Is ill.-Mrs. Grin Cross
mas been spending few days in Johnson
Miss Bernice st. Jock returned home
FRIDAY after spending few days in Fair
neld.-Ernest Cross was in town Tuesday
Robert st. Jock has finished his logging
and Is spending few days In Burlington.
Thursday evening prayer meeting will
be held with Mr. and Mrs. John Need
Clarence Gravelin is spending a few days
In Bakersfield.-Mr Lonnie Marshall is
spending few days with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Ward
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ISLE LA NOTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Baker and children of
Mooers, n. Y, have rented the S. Drown
farm.-W. II. Naylor has bought the
Calvin Hill place of Andrew Holcombe.
He takes possession next week.-Mrs.. Lou
Thomas Is selling her household goods
and is to live at s. S. Pixies for the
present.-Fred Jarvis is moving to the
Stanhope farm, which he bought la st
fau-Fred Paro, Jr., has moved back to
town and is to work for Mahon Gadbois
-Nelbare Labombard has rented the place
at the Shrine, Sandy Point, and will cater
for the excursions this summer.