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sugar makers have tapped their sugar
places but not much sugar has been
made.--Mrs. Lucius sallics has been
confined to her bed the last week with
pleurisy and nervous Affection
Mrs. Lucy Scribner was called Satur
day to cabot by the serious Illness Of
her sons wife, Mrs Charles Il. Serb
ner, who has peritonitis. The latest
news from Mrs. Scribner was more
favorable-H. s. Nutting has received
news that his grand daughter, Mrs
lila Douglass Pierce, underwent scri-
Gus operation at the Iieaton hospital
in Montpelier Monday Her condition
was considered unfaVorabe.-Mrs e.
II. Hale, who has been i'll for several
years, is falling. f.. Russ and
daughter, Miss Grace Russ have pur-
chased of Manuel Bailey the Abisha
Burke farm on the hill road to Nor
ristown. Mr.. and Mrs 3. w Jones
will occupy the house and Mr. Jones
will work for Mr. Russ whose home
farm is in the vicinity.-Mrs. Abbie
Warren is passing a fcw days in Wat
erbury Center.-Mr. and Mrs. II. r.
Bigelow were in Worthwhile Wednes-
day.--Phllp, the 14-year- old son of
Thomas Conroy of stowe Forks, who
has been i'll with typhoid fever for
several weeks and was som what i'm
proved, is not so well-Dr. w. O.
Church. whose death in Los Angeles
on March "a was reported in Tuesdays
| Free Press, resided in stowe for nine
years previous to going to Burlington
| in 1896
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HILL WEST.

Mrs. Sharon of Montreal is with her
Daughter, Mrs. D. II. r Borthwick, for an
Indefinite stay.-The Misses Florence
trouchette and Buelah Brooks of South
Montgomery are spending a few days
with Miss Touchette's sister, Mrs. Charles
RushfOrd.
Fred Paronto spent Sunday at w. T.
3Shangra W s.-Gerald Broe, who has been
visiting in Richford. has returned home,
Libel Whitcombe of Enosburg and Leila
Murray spent Sunday at John Ariels.-
Maurice Weatherby has taken d. II. II.
Bostwick's sugar place on the Fitch
karm.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Paronto
spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs
Phillip Sylvester, of Montgomery vii
age. Moses Ariel has been visiting at
the home of his brother, William Ariel
of Westfield.-Mr. and Mrs. Austin Nc
Grail passed Sunday with their daugh-
Ter Mrs. Henry SylVeSter-Mr. and
Mrs. William Ariel of Westfeld passed
Sunday with Mr.. Ariel's parents, Mr.
and Mrs John Ariel.-Eli Baker of Mont
gomery village is visiting his sister
Mrs. Henry Lumbra.-Mr. and Mrs. Eel
Bombard have moved to Westfeld will
their daughter, Mrs. Arthur Greene.-Mr
hnd Mrs. Harvey Rushford spent Sun
DAY with Mrs. Rushford's mother Mrs
lJOhn Rushford.
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He was dr:.wn over the frozen tracks a
distance of about 1875 feet before the {, n
was stopped. One leg was badly twist
his hip injured and 1t was thought he
also received internal injuries. He was
taken on the meil train to the hospital
Mt 81. bloomsbury. He has been on the
road 10 years and this was his first acct
dent. He has wife and son in ct.
Johnsbury. Miss Annie Badger is visit
ing in llc-County Clerk Waite has
been confined several days with a severe
attack of the grip.--Miss Emily
Hulburd of Mt. Holyoke College is at
home for the Easter vacation.-Neil B.
Crowell of this town and Miss Bessie
A. Brown of Alburg were married at the
latter place March IL They are to re.
side Mt Hartland, where Mr.. Crowell has
conference.-the. and Mrs Russell s
Par,. who have been spending the winter
in Texas. where their son was recently
born, will start for their Vermont home
this week.
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HYDE PARK.

Biney Quimby, injured Saturday while
uncoupling cars at East Fairfield, died
at his home in st. Johnsbury Sunday
morning, He was SO years old. and leaves
q wife and son, His long service of 16
years on the road made him many
friends all along the line. who sincerely
mourn his untimely death,-Mr and Mrs
Bennett Douglass of Waitsfeld are visit
ing in town.-D. H. Scribner is ill.-Miss
Sara Chaplin spent Sunday with her sis
ter in Cambridge,
Birney Qulmby, brakeman on the
freight train going east Saturday. wal
seriously injured while uncoupling car.
at East Fairfield. He slipped and fell
and bis clnt Ut ~ nallSsl,k. -" tho hraka-rod
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RICHFORD.

The high and graded schools of this
village closed the winter term Friday for
a vacation of two wceks-A son was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Gail Billings March d.
Wesley Bliss is i'll with eryslpelas.-A
letter received Thursday announces that
the condition of Tanning G. Maloney,
who underwent an operation for APP
-endicitis, and who is in q hospital at
Augusta, Me-, is improving. 1t is ex-
pected that he will be able to leave the
hospital in n week or 10 daYs.-The Rev.
w. b. Dukeshire of St Adams will lee
ture in the Methodist Church Friday
evening on Lights and Shadows on the
Way from the Lumberman's Camp to
the Pulpit"-Miss Katherine Hopkins and
Miss Sybil Goff are in Boston for week.
The Rev. Lucius w. Smith of New
York Is visiting his brother, DR.. C. c,
Smith.
The trustees are placing the new signs
on the street corners There are 70 of
them, made of enameled metal with white
letters on blue background, and can be
easily read at a distance twice the width
of an ordinary street The numbering of
the houses and business places was
completed some time ago.-krank Draper
who was taken to the St Adams hospital
last week, and Saturday underwent a
successful operation for appendicitis, Is
now in a favorable Condition.-MiSs
Ginevieve Miller is visiting her brother
Heman A. Miller, at Lyndon Center.-Th,
Rev. Edward NJ. Fuller, pastor of tn,
Point St. Charles Baptist Church, Mont
real preached in the Baptist Church here
ha
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GRAND ISLE.

The play, Cranberry Corners" Will
be repeated at the grange hall Friday
evening.-Nlr. and Mrs. w. T. Winch
have returned from Upper Jay, n. Y.
where they were called by the serious
illness of Mrs. Asher Winch-Mrs. S.
Reynolds, who suffered a severe attack
Of the Group Friday morning, is some
what better.-M. X. Hodgkins suffered a
relapse last Thursday.-Sears Sylvester,
who has pneumonia, is more comfort
able
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

]. w. Judkns Is seriously i'll at his
home.-Miss Anna Butler is in Buring
ton.-Mrs. Emma Place is III with the
grips. W. Russell has sold his home
farm just north of the village to Louis
j. Raymond, who takes immediate pos
session.-O. C. McCuln has purchased of
Louis j. Raymond his residence on
Franklin street and will move his fam
lily from the Skeels tenement on Gore
street April 1-Charles b. Lyon has gone
to Wells River, where he has employ
met. Morrill, who has been in
town has returned to Burlington.-Miss
Wilma Steele was in Swanton over Sun
day, the guest of Miss Mildred Cross
Mrs, Rosamond Powers, who has beer
spending the winter with her son, DR.
ID. o. Powers. ma returned to Franklin
Mrs. G. l.. Stimets is III with rheuma
| tism.
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FRANKLIN.

Miss Grace Ranney, who has been Wis
ting her sister, Mrs i. w. Day, for
four weeks, returned to Pittsleld Tues
day-Miss Flora Crook has been in ST.
Adams for a few days called there by
the death of her aunt Mrs. Sarah A.
Austin.--Oliver ~. Geno has moved his
family to Newport. Frank r. Morey of
Springfield, Mass, has been in town a
few days, returning Monday morning
w. S. Judd of Enosburg Falls was in
town Observation-Disclosures II. r. Cowles
spent Wednesday and Thursday with his
parents In North Craftsbury,-M Dex-
ter Is with friends in Plainileld and
South RoyaltOn.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

Mrs r. F. Fisk Of Natick, Mass, and
Miss Alma Kimball of White River juno
&ion are visiting their mother, Mrs. Sarah
bximball. on Main street-Mr. and Mrs
Fuller c. Smith Of st. Adams were in
town over Sunday.-About 10 went to St.
Adams Saturday to attend the matinee
Of the play, Peg o. My Heart" Miss
Myrtle Rose, who was in the part, re-
NAMED with her aunt. Mrs. Parmelee,
over Sunday-The body of the infant
child of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bashaw
was buried Saturday,-Mrs. Ernest Wells
81 St Adams was guest of Mrs. l.. 4.
Jeffords over Sunday.-Dr. Alan David
son OF st. Adams was in town Saturday
and with DR.. A. NJ. Brown and DR.. c. A
Pratt performed an operation on Mrs A,
5. Armstrong at her home on South Main
Btreet- The operation was successful ana
a speedy recovery Is eXpected,-Mr and
Mrs r. l.. Hallock, who have been in
Town for week have stored their house
hold goods and will remain In Huntington
until Mr.. Hallock's health improves.-Mr.
md Mrs. Eugene Ovitt of Fairfield were
guests of Mrs. Ovitt's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gardner Frazier, Saturday. Merle
G. Hallock of Starksboro and Miss Iva G..
Walker Of Enosburg. who were married
ThurBday In burlington, are to make their
home in Hinesburg for the present Mrs.
Hallock was well known here, where she
was formerly employed She has recently
been with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Lambert.-Miss Grace Libby, who
has been employed In store in Richford
Is a guest of her sister, Mrs. L. T. Libby
pn South Main street,
A fine oil painting is on exhibition il
he window Of Mason's drug store. 1t Il
the work OF Or. William ]. Bryan o
New York city and is a pleasing repre-
sentation of animal life. Mr., Mason Sc
cured It during his last visit to New Yorl
and will adj It to his private collection
Mrs. W. II. Kimball and daughter hav
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
"A. j. Pomeroy, in East Fairfield 10 days
A J. Croft. w. J. Chaffee and NJ. I
Dow attended the meeting OF the count
listers in St. Adams Monday.-Mrs. "
n. Phelps is visiting her sister Mrs
William Pease. in Nashua, N. H.-Dl
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c. II. Beecher of Burlington was in town
Saturday in consultation with Dr. II. Il.
Thomas in the case of Mrs. f G. Far
rell whose condition is improving very
slowly.
Mrs T. II. Burlington has returned from
a two weeks visit in Lamolle county
Dr. ID. ID. Durgin of Kings Park H. L.
was in town Monday. He is visiting ms
mother, Mrs. Lillian Waite. in BordoVilie'
"A delegation of Masons from here went
to Richford Tuesday evening by inVitatloh
of the lodge there.
A. w. Isham, who has been in Lebanon
N. H., a few years, has moved his mousse
hold goods here and the family VIII oc-
cupy the second story tenement IN
Mrs NJ. G.. Beatty's house on orchard
street Mr.. Isham will be associated with
Eugene Smith in the Reed garage. He Is
spending a few weeks in Springfield,
Mass, in vulcanizing establishment
Mrs. Isham and daughter, Miss Hilda'
are with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Towle.-The Woman's Auxiliary Is to
have n meeting with Mrs. Stanley Sayles
Thursday afternoon.-C l.. Ovitt return
ed Tuesday afternoon from business
trip to Morrisville and EsseX.-Mark Hub
bell is at home from the agricultural
school in Lyndon for a vacation.-Mrs
+ Frank Hart and daughter, Miss Jessie
of West Enosburg, were in Waterbury
Tuesday.--M Miss Lucy Frazier of Enos
burg and Arthur Grant of Fairfield were
married Saturday by the Rev. Fl. A
Jones of West Enoshurg at the parson'
age in that place. They will make theii
home in Fairfield--J. C. Towle went &c
Middlebury Wednesday to attend "gooc
roads" meeting conducted by Mr. Gates
State highway commissioned c. Pom
eroy OF Franklin was a business visitor
| In town Tuesday,
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c. Goodrich is suffering from an attack
of the grip.-Mrs. Betsey Boyce of
Waterbury, who has been ill with
pneumonia, was reported yesterday as
not so well.-H. p. Munson is i'll at his
home on Jersey IIeights.--Mrs M. e.
Eaton is i'll with n severe cold.--'rhe
United Workers of the Congregational
Church will serve q supper Friday from
80 on.--Mrs. Orvil1e Choat is ILL Her
daughter, Mrs. George Ames, of wal
lingford is caring for her.-Mrs. Sarah
Fellows. who has been very i'll for sew
eral weeks, was taken to the home of
her daughter, Mrs. A. w. St. Louis,
Sunday. Mrs. Fellows was taken worse
Sunday night and remains quite ILL.,
Miss Puma Darling, who was seriously
i'll with pneumonia the first of the win
ter, has suffered a second attack and
was moved from her home on Upper
Maine street Monday to the home OF
her niece Mrs. George NJ. Powers
The Young Mems Improvement class
and the Philathea class of the Metho-
dist Church gave Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Smith a reception Tuesday evening at
their farm, the young couple being
members of those classes. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith were presented with six
cut glass tumblers, the gift of the
young men.--News has been received
/ in town that A. w. Fuge, a former
resident, has recovered from his recent
operation at the Mary Fletcher hospital
and was able to return to the Pitts
ford sanatorium the first of the week.
l.. =. Thayer left Friday for several
days stay in Washington, ID. c., being
n guest while in that city of his son,
II. S. Thayer, who has position as
private secretary for Judge Barber OF
the United States court of appeals
Mrs. c. Il. Ross. who has been the
guest for two weeks of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Brigham. will leave
, this evening for her home in Factory
Vile, Pa. Mrs. Ross brother, Melville
, Brigham, Will accompany her to hel
new home for visit-Mrs. May RiforC
of Maiden. Mass, and Mrs. Edna Saw
age of Proctor arrived last evening
called by the illness of their mother
Mrs Betsey Boyce.-Mss Edith Bah
bitt of Champlain, ~ Y, is an assistan
in Peoples Academy taking the place
for the remainder of the term of Mis-
May Jean Simpson, who was called
home by the death of her father
. II. Richardson, J. r. Parker and u. \
Hutchns were at Burlington Wednes
day to attend a meeting of the boar'
of listers.-A1ss Eta Forbes returned
to Burlington Wednesday. She was
guest while here of Miss Juliett
Trooks.--Mrs. w. e. Smile of Water
S vile came Wednesday to visit he
- mother Madam Smith, and her brothe
=, and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. G. f.. smith
$ Mrs. o. n. Campbell went Wednesda
+ to Hardwick to visit her sisters, "
{ L. NJ Davis and Mrs. ]. II. Clark.
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WOLCOTT.

Miss Alice Billiard left Saturday for
burlington, where she has a position as
clerk In store.-Mr. and Mrs George
Baker of Bath, n. H., are at home for a
few days.-Mrs. A, r. Lurvey returned
Monday from caring for her daughter at
Greensboro. Benjamin Denton is visiting
In Plattsburgh, n. Y.-Mrs. Cora Cutler
of Hyde Park Is the guest of Mrs. Alma
Cook for a few days.-W, l.. Richardson
was in St Johnsbury Tuesday.-Mrs. Il.
r. Kusic is visiting her daughter in Cam
bridge.-Mrs. r. c, Mcdonald visited
Tuesday in Morrisvile,Miss Myrl Davis,
who has been visiting her sister in Nor
risville, returned home Tuesday.
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SWANTON CENTER.

Announcements have been received from
DIR. and Mrs. G. r Bush of Winnipeg,
Man, Of the marriage of their daughter,
Maude to Robert F. Jennison on March
at St, Matthew's Church, Winnipeg.
Mr.. Jennison is the youngest son OF
Mrs j. II. NcKechnie of Montreal, Z. O..
formerly of this place.--A son was born
recently to Mr. and Mrs Nelson Layhue
of Skeels Corner.-Mrs. c. T.. Hepburn
returned Saturday from three months
with relatives and friends in New Haven
Conn. North Attleboro. Mass, and sew
eral places in Vermont.--Mrs Hugh c.
Wilson and infant son have returned to
their home in Bethel after visit Of ter
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
x. f. Hazard
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Daisy Beals, who is teaching in
Burlington, Ia spending the Easter va
cation with her grandmother Mrs. S.
O. Tillotson.-Fred Potter Is in st. AL
bans. having been drawn as juror
Miss Clara Burt of Belvidere is spend
ing a week with her niece, Mrs. L. II.
Observation-Disclosures are several cases of
mumps in town.--Prof. A. l.. Field of
Hebron, Me-, is spending the Easter va
cation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
A. Field.-Miss Annie Spoffard is in
Fairfax, called there by the illness of
her sister Mrs. w. d. Stewart.
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Nav . Amounted by the national asso-
citation for woman suffrage demon
strotion. She urged the league to have
some special speaker and this the league
homes to arrange for. Mrs. Van Patten,
who is one Of the vlce-presidents of the
state organization, spoke of the unsuc-
cessfl efforts of the league to go to
The Vermont Legislature at its latest
sesion.
Che funeral of James II, Mcdonald.
those body was brought here Friday
night from Brookhaven, Miss. was held
at the chapel of the First Congregational
Church Saturday afternoon at three
o'clock, the Rev. s. w. Anthony, pastor,
officiating assisted by the Rev. w. p.
jackson. The funeral was private.
There was no singing. The bearers were
William G. Mawley of Brookline, Mass,
and q. C Stevens, J. ]. Hunt and N.
| Atwood of this city. The burial was In
the South Main street cemetery. James
". Mcdonald was born in Glens Falls,
N. Y, February Z. 1868 In 1881 he moved
TO this city, where he maintained his
residence until about year ago, when
he moved to Aurora, H., and later to
years In the employ of the Standard
Oil company of New York. relinqushing
his position about year ago on &C
count Of i'll health. He is survived by
his wife, formerly Miss s. Gertrude
Conant of Aurora his father, James Nc
Donald of Montpelier; and three sisters
the Misses Eliza G., Emma Louise and
Florence Mcdonald. Of this city.
The death of Mrs. William II. Ander-
son occurred at her home on Diamond
street late Monday night after Ions
Illness Mrs Anderson, who was a Sec
ond wife. was born in Dover Plains
NJ Y, and would have been 10 years old
to-day. Besides her husband and sis
brothers and sisters, she leaves a son
Stephen A. Anderson of Clinton, Iowa
and daughter, Mrs. Fitzpatrick o
Kansas The funeral was held at the
house Wednesday afternoon at 2:3
o clock.
The wedding of Miss Alice Pattee ant
Walter Beattie. both of this city. tool
place at the parsonage of the First Bap
hist Church Monday evening, the Rev
George d. Gould officiating.
The death Of Mrs. Mary Burgess)
of Swanton, occurred at her home or
Diamond street early yesterday morning
of pneumonia, after an illness OF severa
weeks. Mrs. Sturtevant was the daugh
ter of the late Elisha and Harriet NJ
Burgess and was born here August Is
lS4S. She is survived by a sister, Mis-!
LILLIAN Burgess of this city. The funera
will be held at the house Friday after
noon at 2:SO o'clock and burial will b,
In the Burgess plot in the South MAR
street cemetery
The board of school commissioners has
appointed Miss Marie Sheehey prlncipa
pf the Messenger street school to sue
ceed Miss Mary E. White who resigned
after 20 years service to become cashier
at the store of Richardson, Twlgg & Co
Miss Angle Ray Clark, who has beef
teacher Of Latin and Greek in the higl
school. has also resigned, and been sue
ceeded by Miss Winnifred Hail. Mis-
Florence Merritt will succeed to tn
vacancy in the Elm street school, cause,
by Miss Sheehey's promotion.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
NORTH HERO.

The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. Beecher Dodds for supper Thursday,
April Mrs. Charles Brown of Buring-
ton spent Sunday in town, the guest of
relatives.-Oscar Hazen and bride have
returned from their wedding trip and will
be at home TO their friends at Jerusalem.
The Misses Mooney and Hoag Of Point
Au Roche, N. Y, We're in town Saturday
night to attend the dance.
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GEORGIA..

The Rev. and Mrs. C. w. Clark expect
to leave Georgia Wednesday for their
sons home. Mrs Clark is much i'm
provcd-Mr. and Mrs. Alison Wood and
Mrs. Allen spent Tuesday with FW. Bliss.
Mrs. Morton who has been at the home
OF her son, John, on account of the i'll
ness and death of their 10 months old
ha by. has rntu1ned to her homo.
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MORRISVILLE.


Miss Lila Slayton is at home from
Quincy Mansion SCHOOL Boston, to pass
the Easter vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Slayton.-Mr. ana
Mrs. w. II. Towne and daugnt''. MISS
Lula Towne, were in Burlington Satuf-
day.-Willlam j. Sinnott has arrived from
Proctorsvillc, joining his family on the
George w. Foss farm where they VIII
reside.-James Sears of Hardw'ck spent
Sunday at his home here.-Mlss MNfa
Herrick of Hardwick came saturday even
ing for a short visit with her parents MI
and Mrs, C. II. HeTicN.- Mss "di h spill
Ter Of st. Johnsbu:y passed sunday WITH
her parents Mr.. and Mrs G. SpIller -
Mrs Bert Cobb and daughter Mis- Hazel
'bb of Hardw'ok came MONDAY t' VISIT
Mr.. and Mrs Heor5e W. H."Wn ana Mr.
anu Mrs. a. : SInltH.-AllSS Allc' -
Of Hardwick spent Sunday with her par
ents' MT. ana Mrs a. D. Aii'S"el 'i ~
Hannah Taylor was at home from Johnson
over Sunday.-Beh)anllh hehilSo"' VIM -
suffering from rheumatism anu curvature
of the spine was taken M"llu"S u t"p
Mary Fl tcher Il spltai H"fh'4toh Ior
treatment f!H was 'ccoihp"hic' ny ~
| c. W. Bates-lamolie Gr"iler VIII W.
serve New Ehglahu DdS Ahui "' =
Three addresses on "S' t"'' wa
given, There VIII be music re'ulilHs
and recitation appropriate TO the nay
.''t"""n VIII give TAIN
Miss Ruth Carroll left Monday for a
week at Wolcott ana HardWlck'--HiS
Fred Dubray returned Monday from New
port after three weeks with Mr. Dubray
mother Mrs. Mary Dubray' who Is III al
nF l,.. a
Spiler. The condition of Madame Du'
bray Is slightly improved. Harold Patch
who has spent few days with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs w. Il. Fatch' ana VINO
preached at the A c. Church sunday re
turned Monday to Scotstown' j. O-E
w. Farrar and daughter, Miss Edward
Farar of Thomastown' Ne" returned
Monday after 10 days as guests of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Fl. l.. Law
Lee S. Allen has been appointed by tn
selectmen to act as road commission
and has qualified to act in that capacit,
for the coming Year.-Miss Florence Chaf
fee who is teaching at Peacham Acad
envy, came Monday evening to pass tn
Easter vacation with her parents, MI
and Mrs. ORION Chaffee.-Mrs' {. l.
Lance returned to Johnson Monday even
ing after passing several days guest o
Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Lcase.-Mr. and Mrs
N f. Grant and children have move
from Hardwick to rooms over Bowen
store Mr.. Grant will be employ
ed in the last factory'-Wayhe
Wright Of Fairfield began work Monda
as assistant to j. NJ. Kelley at the railroa
station, succeeding Logan Niles VINO nd
a position at Greensboro Miss Ell
Forbes of Burlington Is spending teN
days Observation-Disclosures ana MRS
d. Howe returned Monday evening frof
several days stay in burlington with Mrs
Howe's parents the Kew ana Mrs H. \
, Durfee-Clarence j. Thonas' VINO ma
, superintended job OF construction
Stowe and visited ms famlly mere re
turned Monday night TO MahcheS'er
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Robb were WISH
tors in town Wednesday.-The monthly
meeting of the Womans Missionary So
ciety will be held in the Congregation
al Church parlors Saturday.--Miss
Mary p. Anderson is at home from
New York.-Florence Hogaboom is
spending the week END in Enosburg
Falls at the home of Jerome Hath
nWaV
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WEST BERKSHIRE

March 20 will be observed as "Go-to-
Church. Sunday at the Methodist
hurch. At the morning service at 1880
he sermon will be by the pastor The
evening meeting at seven o'clock will be
n charge of Mrs. Cresey.-Miss Gladys
Dimond is spending a vacation from her
school in Hardwick at her home here
Mr.. and Mrs. f. a. Percy and daughter
OF Bedford, Que, were guests al c. A.
Ewens Saturday and Sunday.