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FAIRFIELD.

James p Ryan suffered a painful acct
dent last week while unloading a block
of granite from a wagon. His fingers
were caught and the ends of two were
taken off.-John Collen who moved into
the village from his farm a short time
ago, is seriously il.-Dr. William Ryan of
Lowell, Mass, is visiting his mother, Mrs
Frances Ryan.-News has been received
of the marriage Of Guy A. Murill, for
mer resident of this town, to Miss Apgar
Of New York.-Henry Raymo cut one IF
his big toes nearly off while chopping
wood this week.-Mrs. VI. ]. Rooney,
who has been at the sanitarium in ST,
Adams for medical aid, is so improved in
health that she will come home in few
dnN,c
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RICHl'ORD.

Henry Impey Of Calgary, Alberta, who
was visiting at the home OF his son-in-
law, Wesley Bliss, died Sunday evening
of pneumonia Mr.. rmpey was born In
London, England. and was 70 years old
He is survived by four sons, Harry I'm
pey of Montreal, George Impey and
Irving Impey Of Calgary, Alberta, and
Ernest Impey Of Ttlompsonvlle, Conn
The funeral service was held\ In the
Methodist Church yesn erday afternoon at
two o'clock The Rev, d. q, Guest OFF,
ciated and burial was in Hillside ceme-
tery.-The condition OF Mrs A. L. Moore
who has been H. is much improved.
Miss Adella Draper, who 10 attending
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LAMOILLE COUNTY
CAMBRIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Reynolds returned
Monday to Morrsvillo after spending sew
eral days with his mother, Mrs. NJ NJ.
REYNOLDS. Frank Brady of East Fair
field spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. G,
W. Labounty.-Mrs. Mary Maurice of
Waterville Is visiting her daughter Mrs.
Archie Labounty.-Mrs d. II, Mack and
two sons of West Mortified. Mass, are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra
FIetcher-Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Wheeler
have returned TO White River JunctioI
after spending several days with their
daughter, Mrs. 4. H. Britton,-Mrs Mary
Ellingwood has returned from Water
hury-Mrs. NJ. d. Young Is spending the
week In Burlington, the guest OF her
brother, II. Il. Gray
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SWANTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Meyers have moved
here from Canada and are located for
the winter In rooms at the home Of
Mrs. George Ladoux. Mr. Meyers has
been running the past six years through
freight between Prescott. Ont, and st.
Adams. and now succeeds Larry Burns,
who has been assigned another run
Mortimer Stilphen, a student at Deane
Academy, Franklin Mass, Is the guest
of his parents Mr.. and Mrs Fl. C. Still
phen.-Mr, Hull OF Kingst on on the Hud-
son was the guest of his daughter Miss
Gladys Hull, one Of the high school
teachers, for THANKSGIVING Neil Still
phen, who has been visiting his grand.
mother, has returned to Boston. Nj 80
BESSIE Rogers, assistant In the public
library, Burlington, was the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Furman for Thanks
giving.-Mrs. c. c. White and infant
daughter returned from tho hospital Sat
urday evening.-Mss Marion Prouty has
returned from Mddlchury, where she
was the guest OF Miss Helen Cassons,
who Is a student in Middlebury College,
Nicholas Stone, a student In the Burllng-
ton high school, was the guest of his par
ents, the Rev and Mrs Edward Stone,
last Week.-Mrs. Morilla Bliss and Miss
Greta Noaks, students Of the Burlington
Business College, were at home for
THANKSGIVING Jones and Miss Mar,
guerite Jones of Burlington We're guests
of Swanton friends Thur sday. Frank
Towne has purchased what il known as
the Robinson place on River street and
an interest In the ice business OF A. A
Chase. Mr.. Towne was formerly Of the
firm Of Warren & Towne, but has been
with the Barney Marble company for the
past few years.
The Shakespeare club met with Mrs
r W. French Tuesday afternoon.-Mrs
+. w. Jewett Is visiting in Connecticut
Mrs, Henry Guibord has gone to the
Mary Fletcher hospital Burlington.-Mr
John Wibberly Is IN the St. Adams hos
pital.-Mrs Archie Mcdonald. who has
been i'll for some time, is critically III
The work of laying the water and sewer
pipes in the new Dunning street which
was suspended on account of the recent
heavy snow storm, has been completed
during the past few days through part OF
the street.-The funeral of Mrs. Frances
Dunbar was held Tuesday afternoon, tn,
Rev. Mr.. Aiken Officiating. Internen
was at Riverside cemetery Mrs. Dun
bar died Sunday after a long illness
Conductor Larry Burns Of the Canads
Atlantic division of the Grand Trunk hal
taken his new run between <olden lax,
and Madawaska west of Ottawa (,
which he was recently transferred. II,
had been running into Swanton from
Coteau for several years. His family will
|
Conductor Meyers. who succeeded Mr.
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STOWE.

beginning December ! the 445 car on
the Mansfield electric railway will be
discontinued for the winter. The cars
leaving at 7:l5. 1885 and S;l5 will carry
mail and arriving at l0:S. 1865 and $40
will bring mail-Mr, and Mrs. Sheridan
W. Allen, who have spent several days
with Mrs. Aliens parents, Mr. and Mrs,
w w Ayers, left Saturday for Maid
rtone, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen were on
their wedding trip. having been married
on November "A by the Rev, William
Shaw In Montpelier. Mrs. Allen was
graduated as a trained nurse from the
Mo $500 hospital In Whitefeld, NJ H.,
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'RANGE COUNT!
RANDOLPH

The death of John Moses occurred at
his home IN South Main street at about
$50 o'clock Saturday morning after a
long illness. the result of old age. Since
he broke one hip three years ago last
September Mr. Moses had been almost
helpless. Ten DAYS ago he developed
pneumonia in a mild form and he passed
peacefully away. John Leavitt Moses
was born in Meredith, N, H.. So years ago
last June is, one of eight children born
to Dearborn and Polly Deavitt) Moses.
Here he passed the early years OF his
life and came to Randolph in 1856. where
he had since lived He WAS twice mar
ried. his first wife being Mary Kidder,
who lived not many years. His second
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WILLISTON.

Miss Susan Bing who has beer
Moretown for a few months, has re-
rned home.-Miss Jennie Burnett and
fss Leonard went to New Braintreo
d other places near Worcester, Mass.
tst week to visit friends They will be
ne number Of weeks-Mr and Mrs
|rthur SIENNA have been the guests ot
|eir sister, Mrs. Walter Cassida, in Bur-
3gton.-News has been received that
RS. W. II. Metcalf, who has been SO
ry Ill, is getting better, but will not be
! lie to move back TO her house here till
|ring.-Sidney Tilley, who has been III
some time, with leakage of the heart,
somewhat better.-J. H. Bryant, who is
| is about the same.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The marriage Of Miss Ruth I. Hanks
md Lyman F.. Devoid of Monkton was
|blemnized Wednesday Nov. % at Our
lady of Mt. Carmel Church in the pres
|nce of many relatives and friends. The
ride was gowned in white charmeuse
immed with Chantilly lace. She wore a
hite silk plush hat. The bridesmaid
fas Miss Bernice Devoid, who was
owned in green silk. and wore white
at The groom was attended by the
rides brother, Harry Hanks. A recep-
on was held in the evening at the
ome of the groom's parents, Mr.. and
IRIS. Eugene Devoid.-Mr. and Mrs. j.,
Taggart left November % for East
reenwich, r. l., where they will spend
everal weeks with their son, DR.. +. G..
aggart.-Mrs. Emma Taggart OF Full
nton. Neb., who has been visiting rela-
YES in Charlotte, went to Burlington
he 25th to pass Thanksgiving with her
ster, Mrs. Henry Roberts, after which
be will go to New York city to spend
be winter with her son, DR. Robert Tag
hrt-A party from East Charlotte
lat had been hunting in Warren
nee the opening Of the season returned
onday with two deer, each weighing
Yer 200 pounds, shot by Daniel ST.
eorge and Arthur st. George.-Mr. and
rs Howard Stearns are spending week
St. Adams as the guests OF Mr.. and
rs. Arthur Stearns.-Treffle Thomas
Is moved to Miss Genevieve Horsford s
nement from the William Read farm.
buse.-Miss Nicola Beers who has been
home for a week because of illness
turned to school Monday.-Albert Car
has moved to Clayton Groves tene-
ent on East street.-Mr. and Mrs.
harles Dow and young child are visit
q relatives in Lincoln and Bristol
ountview creamery ie closed indef-
kely
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

! Mrs. Matilda Shower 92 years old last
March, died Thursday morning at 2;3O
| o'clock at her home on Federal street or
pneumonia. The body was taken to East
Nighgate, where the funeral was held
at the schoolhouse Friday morning at
| e even o'clock. The Rev. s. w. Anthony
pastor OF the Congregational Church IN
til is city, OBLIGATED.
William +. Lane, aged so Mars. three
months and % days died Saturday morn
ing at II o'clock at his home on Savage
street of diabetes. Mr.. Lane was born
in Troy and is survived by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II. Lane, and a
brother all of this city
Thu funeral of Miss Mary McKenney,
aged 81 years. who died at her home in
Waite rbury Friday morning at ten o'clock.
was held at St Mary's Church Saturday
morning at nine o'clock. the Rev. D. J..
O'Sunivan officiating. The bearers were
F. NJ. Maloney, Stephen Daley, William
Johnson and Michael Mcmahon, and the
burial was in Holy Cross cemetery The
body was brought here Friday night and
taken 10 the home of Michael Driscoll
on Lake street Miss MeKenney is sur
vived tN one sister Miss Bridget McKen-
ney of Burlington. Miss Mckinney went
to burlington to live when young girl
Mrs Oliver LaF1ame aged about 6S
years, died at her home on st. Adams
hill about noon yesterday after a long
illness of complication OF diseases.
She is survived by one daughter, Mrs.
Joseph LaBounty of North Fairfax, a
son, Frank LaFlame of North Fairfax,
a sister, Mrs. Bushor of st. Adams hill,
and a brother, Sidney Tatro of Highgate;
also by sja; grandchildren. The funeral
arrangements have not been completed.
a special business meeting of the Lend
a-Hand society of the Universalist
Church will be held with Mrs. Victor S.
Rhoades Friday afternoon at three
o'clock
/ The vital statistics Of the city for the
month Of November show IA births, three
marriages and eight deaths
st. Adams Camp, No. 9572. Modern
! Woodmen of America, elected the follow
ing officers at the annual meeting held
Tuesday evening; Venerable consul r
w. Fadden; adviser William Barnes
banker, Harry Holmes; clerk, Charles f
Pell escort, E. M, Shore; Waterman
Clayton MCGOWAN; sentry, Eli Bascom
| trustee, Marshall Banister.
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WEST BOLTON.

Charles Lacaillade, who has been Ill
with pleurisy. is gaining. Mrs. Mary
Fork has returned from Jonesville. hav-
Ing passed two months with her niece,
Mrs c. Cutler.-B. II. Bohonnn OF
klburg was in town sunday to sec his
ather. w. A. Bohonnon, who has been
ailnR in health for more than year,
Ind whose condition now is serious
Mrs. K. Il. Tork is ill.-Miss Ethel
|dinckler returned to burlington Mon
1ay.-A son was born December l to Mr..
3 nd Mrs. George Gile.-Miss Maud War
en- has gone to Fairfax for short stay.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. w. Kellogg we're
allied to Jericho by the illness Of MIR.
kellogg's sister. Mrs. @. Cunningham
The Dime society met December witas
Hrs r Guyette
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WOICOTT

Mrs. Cooper Is visiting her home IL
li'heshurg for q fcw days.-Mlss Cattle
Marshall visited Acr home in East Hard
wick Thursday.-Miss Clara Davis. who
mas been visiting her sister in Stowe, has
returned home.-Coral Richardson, who
has been at homo for few days, return
Cd to Waterville Monday.-Mss Jennie
Chapman Of Johnson was the guest Of
her grandmother, Mrs Tillson. over Sun
day.-H. E. Smith Of Danville has beer
visiting his daughter, Mrs. vern Darling.
returning home Monday-John veile was
In Cambridge Monday
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ISLE Ia NOTE.

Nj and Mrs. Theodore Fleury of st.
Adams are spending few days here
Mise Beatrice HOughtCn has returned TO
Canton, n. Y.--NIr. and Mrs. Peter
Fleury and son of New York have spent
a few days with their mother, Mrs.
Cora Fleury. Mrs. George Stinson and
son Hubert, have gone to Boston to
spend two weeks.-Miss Dorothy Hill
OF Rlchford was at home over sunday
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs. Fanny Sprague has been Ill the
| st few days.-Mrs. Sarah Sherman has
en In Jacksonville the past week with
b daughter.-Howard Fargo has been
home for a few days from Jefferson
le.-Mark Alger and sons, Morton and
bward have each been successful hunt
miss Daisy Kenyon returned Y, st.
hnsbury Monday.-The Missionary So
{ty will meet with Mrs Addle Alger
day-Mrs Cordelia Ellis has been
ending the past week with Mrs. r. w
hnson
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ALBURG

Twin boys were born November % TO
Mr. and Mrs william Davis-Fay
Leach of East HiEhgate is visiting his
dluGhter Mrs, Frank A. Young,-Mrs,
O. O. Bell spent Mon4ay H. Swanton
and St. Albans.-Mrs l.. T.. Bates and
sons, Robert and Eugene. are in High
gate and Sheldon.-NIrs. Alice Rockwell
Of Buffalo, n Y, is visiting her sister,
Mrs Josie LOWS. at the Center.
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JOHNSON

Avery Holmes, who came with his IA.
theirs remains. has returned to his hom,
IN Crysal Lake Ills. A. Griswold ha
bought II acres Of land Of the Cunning
nam estate at East johnson. Mrs Georg
clark and children are spending a fe,
days with her cousin, Mrs George Wheel
err Mrs. Osgood. mother Of Mrs Ere
Lesda Of Herdwick is spending a fe,
Gays nere.-Louise Leland is visiting he
-rother In Waterbury for n few days.
Urban Drown OF Hardwick is employee
at tho Riddle Brothers' store.-Mrs Derb,
has sold her farm and bought Lew Flet
cher's place In the village.-H c. Parke,
has bought the last of the land that be-
longed to the Waterman estate in the VII
lage.-E. R. Welch Of Hardwicls is her.
on business
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WEST MILTON.

Miss Ethel Mayville has returned after
spending 10 days in st. Alba ns.-hari A.
Mckinney of Glens Falls, N. W Is the
guest of Miss Charlotte Osgood rev
! ays--Mrs. F. e. Blake is in Manchester
N. H., called there by the illness OF
|sister.--Mr and Mrs. Bonnie Fresh Of
South Hero spent THANKSGIVING with her
parents Mr. and Mrs G. w. Granger.
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ST. GEORGE.

Earl Aver and daughter, Dorothy, re-
turned Saturday after week in St AL
bans with his mother Mrs. w. w. Tink-
ham.-Miss Bessie Wellinger returned tc
Williston Sunday.-James Cassidy OF
Hinesburg was a visitor at the home OF
Earl Aver Sunday.-Miss Mildred White
has returned to the high school at Bur-
lington and Miss Nora Hinsdale to Hines
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
SOUTH HERO.

The grammar school has been closed.
The teacher, Miss Mabel Hazen, spent
the week In AlburE.-The Rev and Mrs,
G.. f. Wells and son, Horace. are visit
Ing NJ Ray Auen's.-Mrs. ~. 9. Hyde has
returned from Burlington--Ch JOS
Ign has gone to Johnson for the winter.
The new station agent Mr.. Barnum,
has moved into the Irish house
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FAIRFAX.

Mrs s. Allen of New York city is
the guest of her brother, A. b. Bee
man-The Fidelity class OF the Meth
odist Sunday school will meet Friday
evening with Mrs, Alice Emery.-Mrs
Connors has returned home from
Philadelphia. where she pissed several
weeks.--A ID. LANG Of Burlington
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tlington, spent Sunday wfth their parents,
mir. and Mrs. II. A. Brush.-Mrs George
phelps and children returned home Mon
day evening after an extend ed visit In the
West.-Mrs Laura Graves is soon
to leave for Burlington to spend the WIN
ter with relatives.--The sch DOL in district
No. opened Monday for tho winter term,
with Mrs. Guy Prentiss as teacher.
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surgical operation has been very slow,
IS now improving and is able to be
out and to ride.---rhe basketball game
between the Stowe high school and the
Hlchford high school teams will DO
held at the town hall at Gas o'clock
Friday evening -The Rev j w.
Hatch, d. d, principal of the Mont
pelier Seminary, viii preach at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
morning, and will also be present at
the Epworth League meeting in the
evening. Miss Marjorie Watts viii be
the leader. The topic is What Mo-
tive Shall Govern My Christmas Civ.
lngT-The second entertainment ir
the stowe high school course will be
given Friday evening at IN,
Akeley Memorial building by brush
the Great" magician and entertainer
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GRAND ISLE.

L. j. Parker will leave in few
days for Kansas City, Mo, in the In
terest of Mr.. Wright of whose farms
Mr. Parker is ma ger.-Prof essor
Bradley of Burlington spoke at the
Grange meeting Wednesday evening.
Marshal Chamberlin expects to move
into V. L. Hurlburts house soon.
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TiiNKI'N

DR.. and Mrs. II. A. whitney Of North
field have been spending a few days with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. D. whitney.
Emerson Shedd ana Edith Gates Of the
U. V. NJ. spent Thanksgiving at their
homes here, returning to Burlington Fri
day morning.-The Rev. c. G. Adams and
family returned to their home in Essex
Junction Friday. after spending Thanks
giving with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j, r. Anderson.--The Rev. and Mrs. Day
returned Friday after spending about two
weeks with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. s. Ranney, in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Gates returned to his school in Randolph
Center Monday. and Mildred Powell to
the Burlington high school.-For the pre-
the Burlington high school-For the pres
ent no teams are allowed to cross the
Canadian line either way so that border
trade is almost nothing.-Harry Hough-
aboom Is teaching the Pomeroy school,
Donald Hendrick was home over Thanks
giving returning to Montpelier Monday
night-Mrs. Mary Gates of bakersfield
was a guest Of her son, r. ]. Gates, over
Thanksgiving.
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BERKSHIRE.

A. II. Bowen died suddenly at his home
Saturday He spent Thanksgiving with
his daughter, Mrs H. G. Comngs of Rich
ford Mr. Bowen was Is years of age
and held the office of town clerk and
treasurer number OF years. He is
survived by q wife, one son, Crom-
well A., and four daughters, Mrs H. c.
Comings Of Richforl, Mrs. Walter A.
Benoit OF Lowell, Mass, Miss Callie
Bowen Of Boston and Mrs. Maude JENNIE
of Berk shire
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TOWNSVILLE.

The Lend "a Hand will be entertained
" Mrs Olmstead and Miss Nash at the
lone of Mrs Olmstead to-day.-F. II.
Fhessmore has been confined to the house
~ an attack of the grip.-A daughter
as born to Mrs. Kate Sabins November
a. the home of her brother in Bar
|ard.-Mark Towne of Waterbury has
|een visitor in town this week
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MILTOII BORO.

Augustus Luman is very in at the
home Of his nephew, Fred Lunlan.-Mr
md Mrs. George Lombard were In this
blace Sunday-Mrs. Jennie Fay Is in
Richmond. opened Monday with
Miss Lena Holmes. teacher.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Mary p Anderson OF the Horace
Mann school. New York city, is passing
few weeks at her home herc.-Thc
regular meeting Of Trout River Grange
was held December l. The first and Sec
ond degrees were conferred upon one
candidate.-Mrs. F. s. Hutchinson and
Mrs. w. s. RubIee attended the funeral
of John Clapp in Montgomery Monday.
Mrs. r. S. Hutchinson was In Enos-
burg Falls Tuesday.
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ESSEX CENTER.

Mrs. Edith Baloh Wright will speak at
Union Sunday school meeting at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Friday
evening at 730 o'clock.
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FLETCHER.

Wesley Tinker died of pneumonia
Nov. "a The funeral was held at the
Binghamvlle church at one O'Clock Fri
day.-Helen St John is ill.,
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COLCHESTER.

he ladies OF the Baptist Church
b their annual sale In the vestry
cember 2,-The Rev. and Mrs. w. W.
18th entertained at dinner Thanks
ling day 10 Of their children. Those
M away were Mrs Wales Of Wey-
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GEORGIA..

The death cd Mrs II. Lucretia Clark
November % removes one who had been
well known la this region all her life.
She was born in Georgia January t. 1925
The following spring her father, Harvey
Cotton. bought: the farm which is still
In the poss ssh On of the family. She was
ineal descen dant in the eighth genera
ton from Tho mas Cushman and Mary
Allerton. the latter having been the last
survivor Of the passengers of the May
flower In 1861 she was united In mar
rage to the Rev. Charles w. Clark, also
a native of Georgia After performing
the duties of a pastors wife in Island
Pond Hartland. Charlotte and Gaysvflle.
she returned with her husband to her
native town in 1875 where her last years
have particularly endeared her to the
people. Her energy and perseverance
were manifest even to the day OF her
death. The larg ely-attended funeral was
held at the Congregational Church No
vember %. The Rev. s. w. Anthony OF
St. Adams paid beautiful and appropri-
ate tribute. Mr.. Anthony was assisted
by the Rev. w. r. jackson. Mrs Clark
is survived by hea husband and one son.
the Rev. william c. Clark. Of Barnet
! Al the orange LlttlinS fTlutiy evening
there was no ele ction of officers. The
Rev and Mrs. William Clark and the
Rev Charles Clark returned to Barnet
Friday.
The regular meeting of Banner Grange
will be held Friday evening II will be
the annual election of officers and II is
hoped a large nun lber will be present -
Mr. and Mrs c. M Austin left for Bur
lington Monday evening. AS his work is
to be in that vicinity they will reside In
Burlington for the present.-Miss Bina
Howard Is to spend two or three weeks
at the home Of Mrs, Minot Smith in ESSEX
Junction. She left Monday evening"
K. Curtis has gone to st, Adams to re-
side for the winter.-Mss Elda Bragg Is
at home for a few days from her work ir
Barton. The successful deer hunters
were Adelbert Post, Daniel Bragg, Luciu'
Perry, Roy Gates and Ira Caswell. Mr.
and Mrs. Hodgkins of Burlington and Mr.
and Mrs. James Morton of Plattsburgf
have been spending n few days in town.
Mrs. Eliza Morton has gone to Platts
burgh to spend the winter with her son
James--Mrs W. H. Mahoney ID i'll,
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BEAVER.

Mr.. and Mrs c, +. Wood were in Flet-
cher Friday to attend the funeral Of
an uncle.
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Wallace, w. H. Yaw. c. II. Abel and
w. G. Fassett. with c. r. Rawson or
ranist, went to Berkshire Wednesday to
furnish pueic at the funeral Of James
Chpffee
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