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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The body of Mrs. Frank Bushey, who
died Saturday at her home in West Fer.
risburg was brought here Monday for
burial i'm Mount Carmel cemetery. Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Prlndlc are both
i'll with the grp.-Mrs. Moses Teelyea
is recovering from a wceh illness with
the rip.-Bradloy. the little son Of Mr.
ANA Mrs. Rudcric Emo, who has been seri.
ous'N III with tonsilitis, is better.-An
infant daughter born Wednesday. Jan.
II. 10 Mr.. and Mrs. William Kellogg, Jr,
diod Thursday night and the funeral was
hold Saturday.-Mrs. Frank Bessett of
North Forrisburg is with her daughter,
Mrs. William Kellogg. Jr, who is seri.
0uSlN ill.--Mr. and Mrs Charles Dow went
to Lincoln Friday to visit their relatives.
Mr.. Dow returned home sunday and Mrs.
Dow remains in Lincoln for longer visit.
A daughter was born Sunday night to
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bora.-Ralph Liver
more, who has been spending several DAYS
with his sister, Mrs. Floyd Foote. has
returned to Charlotte Center Miss Eve
lNn Hazard of the Burlington high school
spent Saturday and Sunday with her par
entS Mr. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Hazard. but
was unable to return to school Monday
morning because Of illness.-Susan Ros-
coo. the little dauGl ter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank uscOe, is confined to the house
by illnoss.-The Rev. Frank Place will
conduct prayers Tuesday evening 4. the
home Of Mrs. Cornelia Claxton. Char
lotto
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he Rev. T.. l.. Nradenburg Of Enosburg
preached at the Methodist Church Sunday
in exchange with the pastor, the Rev.
John Wriston.-lIarOld Mitchell, who has
been working in Bridport for two years,
Is visiting his mother, Mrs. May Mitchell.
Mrs. Il. S. Jcffords returned from st.
Adams Wednesday.-Miss Belle G. Stone
returned Tuesday from visit of few
weeks in New York Asbury Park N. j.,
Hampton, Va, and Washington, d. c.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. p. Perley and daughter,
Miss Katherine, expect to leave Tuesday
FOR Florida, whore they will pass few
Wecks.-T. II. Armstrong OF Johnson has
been In town a few days.-H. Il. Spooner
Of Swanton was business visitor In town
NOTWITHSTANDING the local poultrymen
who attended the state poultry show in
St Adams were: w G. Fassett, II. f.
Kimball, Earl Cassidy, w. f. Mitguy, ].
K. Cassidy. D. A. Benolt, n. +. Whit
comb. DR.. J.. ". ClouGh, \. L. Moffatt.
j. g. Gaines and f. A. Norton.-The third
game Of hockey between members Of the
Philemon club and the high school team
was played Tuesday evening and won by
tn" Philemon members, headed by w. l..
Gardner, by a score Of to l. After the
game Larry entertained the clubs at
luncheon. Ry request he gave them n
talk
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HYDE PARK.

Senator Page and daughter have re
turned 10 Washington The Ladies' Aid
supper and social Friday evening was
largely attended. Doiuthy Scofield
and Fannie Cheney were In Morrisyille
Saturday. The Rev. w r. Hamlin has
returned from Amherst. Mass.-Miss
Mabel s. Collins spent Sunday at Breezy
Hill farms in Ccntcrvile Mrs. Nora
Scoheld has been III.
The Hon. r. w. Hulhuri is in Boston
for a few ddys,-Mss Bertha Collins re-
turned to Laconia, ~ H.. Monday.-NIr.
and Mrs. Shattuck have gone to Crafts
bury to attend the funeral of a relative.
Tho annual ball of Lamoille Comma nd.
cry will be held here February at HYDE
Park Inn.-The Rev. Father Salmon of
st. MiChaers College succeeds the Rev
Father Elliott of the same college as as
siStent here to the Rev. Father
Crosby The Odd Fellows have elect
ed officers az follows n. G.. L. II Moves;
V. G., c. S, Leach; secretary, S. b. Waite;
financial secretary, ID. II. Scribner; treas
urer, II. Il. Lanphcr,-Carrol @. Page of
Burlington spent Sunday in town
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FAIRFAX.

Mr.. and Mrs. Asa wilkins are par
onts Of n son, born January I1.--C. s.
Howard is confined t. the house by
illncss.--The Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary society met Wednesday aft
crnoon with Mrs. T.. 6. Chamber
lain.--E. * Montague is seriously III
The Fidelity class of the Methodist
Episcopal sunday school will hold It's
regular meeting with Mrs r. w. Taft
Friday cvonng.- Nrs. A. I Southland
Is confined to tho house by illness. --
It is expected that Governor Fletcher
viii speak in T. f. \. bah some tim"
III February AMI also that Mason s
stone. state superintendent of educa-
ton. Will be present and sneak
These speakers will take the place Of
a play at tn" annual supper
TIL" indies Of the I3a ptist Church served
hash supper in the vestrr Of treir
church "Wednesday cvoni,r.-Ahout co at
tended the merchants banquet WedI.es.
day night in Maaon's hall-King's orches-
ira vas in Milton Friday sight to Furnish
music for a dance
Mr. lohndro father OF p~inc.ra! i u
JohEdroc, d.od tuesday 1nnruias AZ the
homo Of his so6 after ar Illness Of sevcra:
months Of hardening Of Tho arteries The
remains were taken to Salisbury, where
y" formerly resided for burial Miss
Florence Ballard cf St Adams is visiting
her aunt. Mrs S F. WilsOn.-IIarr,-
Minor and Mr. Blanchard of Fletcher
expect to go to Fairfield the first of Fob
ruarN where they will open blacksmith
ShOI
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
RICHFORD.

l.. H. Cogswell, aged about Is years
was found dead in the hall OF his house
Wednesday, Jan. II. at 1915 o'clock by f.
NJ Barnes. Death had resulted from
heart trouble. Mr. Cogswen lived alone
ana appeared to have started for the
front door, when he fell back dead Mr.
Barnes FASTENED to summon DR.. c. s
Scoheld, who found the body warm. nj.
though death had ensued some time be-
TORE lie was seen alive at about nina
O'Clock and had been in his usual health.
MI CoSswell was veteran of the Civil
war having served in Co. Il, 14th Vor-
mont volunteers. He is survived by one
son. the Rev. c. X p. CogswelI, of Wash
inCton, D. c.
The funeral Of L. r. Cogsweu was bs,d
In st. AIMS Episcopal Church SATURDAY.
afternoon at two O'Clock. the Rev w. T.
Forsythe officiating. Burial was in nm
Slde cemetery. The bearers were: L. c.
LeaVens L. l.. Parker. G. A. Hawlcv.
[. >. Soofleld and A. j. Merrill Of this
village and j. J. McCarty of West Berk-
shire. The Rev G. X r. Cogsweu OF
Washington y. G.. son of the deceased
and Mr. and Mrs. j. McCartv OF West
Berkshire were among those present
from out of town. he following on]cn-s
OF Frontier Post, No. 20. G.. A. r., have
boeon installed; Commander. G. \
PoWe', senior commander, /. C.
leaV"ns junior "te-commander, James
Hagan, officer Of lhc day, A. j. Merrill.
officer of he guard, W w. Wood; quarter
master. L. p Parker; adiutant l.. n
Nogswell (snce deceased: surgeo
David Marcy.--Richford Lodge. No. IS.
! .. o. r. has installed the following
officers Noble grand. the Rev. y. G.
Guest; vlce-grand, G. J. Granville; record
Ing secretary, G. ". Garvin; .fncnc.al
secretary, y, W. Curtis. treasurer, II
0. Holt; representatives. to the grand
lodge, l.. D. Woodward and j. r. Con-
ger. c. w. Garvin and G. s Congcr Of
the Nchford lodge have been elected
chief patriarch and junior warden re
spectivelr Of Frontier Encampment. SUIT
ton, Que.-A daughter was born January
Il to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond l. Hawlcv
Of this place at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital Burlington
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs,
Sheldon r. Boright January 19.-Ernest
". Gilpin of the Gilpin Printing COM
pany attended the meeting and banquet
of the publishers and printers Of Frank
lin county held in ST Adams Saturday.
The literature department of the Wom-
ems club met with Mrs. ". 5. Wood
worth Monday evening. Miss Anna Laid
was the leader, and an interesting pro-
gram on Humorous Writers" was car
ricd out.
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Leonard -. Nancy. aged about "a Won
died at the hospital in this city rhursd,v
afternoon at two o'clock after - Ior,
illness with cancer. He had been ot tho
hospital since last April. The body wa
taken Friday to Franklin. whore
the funeral was held. Mr.. Manlov is
survived by a son, Homer l.. Manlev of
Franklin: two brothers Allen H. Man
ley of Enosburg rails and Lysander Man.
ley of Evart Mich; and one sister. L,ovisa
McCarty Of Los Angeles. Cal.
The funeral of John Scott. apod 20
years, who died January II ot his
home on Hoyt street. was hold a.,
the house Friday at nine O'Clock.
the Rev r. A. Lcndrum pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, on,riatinp
Mr.. Scott is survived by his wiro ana
one son, George Scott Of this CITY.
The marriage engagement; of Miss
Lillian NJ Collins, daughter of Mr. an 1
Mrs. Arson r.. Collins Of st. AIbans
town, to Chester l.. Fogg of PITTS.
field, Mass, Is announced
william Illmmel was arraigned before
City Judge a. y. Post I'm city court Mon
day charged with larceny. He asked
that an information be filed against him
and to this he pleaded guilty and was
sentenced To- ecrve not more than two
years nor loss than one year In the State
prison. IImmcl 1as arrested at sutton.
p. O., Thursday night, charged with steal
ing about $50 from the house and s. cents
from the barber shop of Louis Robillard
in whose shop he was employed. states
Attorney c. p. Ladd prosecuted.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

:, 'en candidates took the first and Sec
Ond degrees in Frontier Grange T urs-
day night-Mrs. Atkinson and daughter
have been visiting at r. \. Mosicr's, join
ing Mr.. Atkinson At Richford Friday.-O.
w, Bowen and Mrs. NJ. j. Lawrence Of
Newark Valley, y. Y, were married Jan
uary Hunts orchestra furnished mu-
sic for a home talent play and dance.
at the opening Of the new town hall at
Frelighsburg, Que, Friday night
News was received Saturday of the
death that day of Laurlston b. Living
ston, a former resident, at his home at
Lowell, Mass, aged 7G years He Is sur
vived by his wife, Emma H. Livingston.
and two brothers, w. Sanborn of this
place and Winfield Scott Livingston of
Lowell, Mass Aylmer Phelps went
Tuesday to live with his son, Clifford in
sheldon and Miss NJ. J. Darling has gone
to Richford to board at T., l.. Childss the
remainder of the Winter.-The Ladies' Aid
society met at the parsonage for dinner
Wednesday.-Mr NJ, l.. Blair is passing
two weeks with her daughter, Mrs c. D.
Phelps,-J. j. McCarty attended the poul-
try show at St. Adams Tuesday
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HINESBURG.

Miss Lillian Burritt's classmates to the
number of q from the Bristol high
sch"o! We're entertained at the home of
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. G.. II. Burritt
Friday nighttime Hinesburg high
school went to Burlington for a sleigh
ride Saturday.-Thc darkness house on
the West street burned Jan. IA from
an overhcated $40 "pipe There was
little insurance. Mrs, Curtis Shattuck
had a shock while alone in her home
Jan. IL and died Friday, The funeral
was held sunday ana interment was
made in the tIinesburg cemetery.-Hugh
Baker and brother, Averton went to
Shoreham last week to attend the fun
cral of his sister, Mrs Woodbury.
Misses Anna b. Patrick and Mary o.
Dow have returned from a visit of sew
cral months in Lincoln and Elwood.
Nebraska.-Mrs. Aurelius Sykes is visit
Ing her father, +. G, Hunt, in New
Haven.-Mrs J. w. Jones of Shoreham is
spending several weeks with her daugh-
ter Mrs. Hugh Ia 1.-THE next regular
meeting of Hope Circle of the Kings
Daughters will be held with Miss Ellen
Tracy in the vcstry Friday at 9:3O p. m.
The pupils Of the grammar school with
their teachers enjoyed sleighride to Bur
lington Saturday.--Wiliam Cubit has been
i'll for several days.-Mrs. A. l., Walker of
Burlington Is spending a week at j. H.
Allen'S.-Mrs James Magee is visiting her
son in St. Albans.-The Kings Daughters
will meet at the vestry Friday afternoon
The Chittonden county district Sunday
school convention including Huntington,
St George and IIinesburg met in the
Methods. Church here Monday evening
for teachers and Tuesday afternoon and
evening the speakers from out of town
were Mrs. Edith Balch Wright and Miss
Grace NJ. Brooks. Supper was served by
a committee Of the three churches. The
Rev. william Laughton will give a stere-
opticon lectW" In the Baptist Church
Friday evening. The lecture will illustrate
Mr., LaughtOn's life as a missionary.
over loo beautiful stereopticon pictures
will be shown.
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LANO|LLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.

Iamolle Grange held an interesting
meeting Friday, the program consisting
of music, readings, papers, songs, a
guessing contest The question discussed
was Resolved, that the greatest nus-
ance of to-day is fashion" which was
decided in favor of the negativc.-At A
meeting Friday evening II was decided to
have band. Some of the old band
members were present and a number Of
boys will take pieces in the new organi-
2at.on-The annual masquerade ball by
Lamoille Lodge, n. +. o. p, will be held
Friday evening, January 3O.-Charles Kel-
logg and little son OF Boston, a former
resident, came Friday evening for short
visit with his sister and husband. Mr. and
Mrs A II Slayton,-The game of basket
oall FRIDAY evening r. \. vs. Spaulding
high, resulted i'm victory for F. A., the
score being Il to l1.-Miss Elinor Colby
went Saturday to ilardwick, where she
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JOHNSON

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Miller have moved
from the Royce house to the Sager place
He is foreman in the tale mine on the
Burlington farm Fred Marsha has moved
from the log house on River street to the
Sa muel Jones place, where he has work
in the tale mine Mr.. and Mrs. f. p
Josew were In Burlington Saturday
Thompson is making arrangements
whereby he hopes to take possession soon
of his old farm L. p. Jose has been
appointed his guardlan-Mrs. f. H. Sher-
win is visiting In Woodsville. N. H.. Man
chester and Boston.-There will be spe-
eial meeting OF Tucker Chapter, :. A
NJ, January n for the purpose Of working
the Mark Masters degree on four candi-
dates from this town, Refreshments will
be served.
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ST. .ALRANS.

At special meeting Saturday Of the
city council the appointment of a com
mittoe of eight by the committee of three
from The city council to investigate and
report on the plan for securing paid city
manager, was confirmed by the council
Reports were approved and accepted as
follows; Poormaster, II, N. Lampman;
hre chief, f. J. Guerin; health officer.
DR., Arthur Morton. board of school
commissioners: treasurer of Franklin
county grammar school, trustees of st.
Adams public library; trustees of Shell
don Poorhouse association.
Mrs. w O. Dinsmore, aged Al years.
died Saturday MOI hins at eight O'Clock
At her home on Georgia shore after a
few days illness with rheumatism OF
the heart, She is survived by her hus-
band; one daughter, Mabel. two sons. AL
bert and Milan; and two brothers, l.. J.
Peterson of this city and Charles Peter.
SON of Alburg Tho funeral wa. held
at the house Tuesday morning at 10
O'Clock and the burial was I'm the ccme-
terry at Georgia Plains.
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BAKERSFIFI D.

Ivan Stone the little son of Mr. and
Mrs. Irving stone, has returned from the
Mary Fletcher hospital, where he under
went an operation for the removal of a
piece Of glass from one leg. The opera
ton was considered successful.-T
Masonic ball was attended by 81 couples
The children OF Mr. and Mrs Albert
Ho"cher are recovering from au attack
OF mumps.-Hyron Fay has ~strr1ol
from the Pittsforl sanatorium somewhat
improved in hcaIth.-NrS Pcpav is ...r-
tously i'll at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Byron CoX.-Mr. and Mrs =. H..
Potter visited in Watervillc this week
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TOWNSVILLE.

The Lcnd-a-IIand Circle will meet
with Mrs. Hattie Algcr Thursday
Miss Helen Nash was at hey home in
Nashville the first Of the Week.-Mrs.
J. T.. Atkins was in Burlington Mon
1ay-Mr ana Mrs. NJ. $. Whltcomb
attended the funeral Of Mrs. Whit
combs aunt in Starkshoro SUN
lay.--C. b. Andrews has finished filling
Lhc creamery ice-house,--M Mrs. +. H.
rhossmore was in Chprlotte recently
10 attend a shower given for her sis
Ter, Carolyn, in honor Of her approach
big marrage,-Thomas Wha'en. Jr,
Kho has been at home for two weeks,
ha gone to Waterbury, where he has
mploymont.--Mrs, Smith Of West Boil
ion was at her daughters, Mrs. Gym
|hia Hapgoud, Saturday.
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FLETCHER.

Mrs, u. c. Robinson, who has been IL
for some time, remains about the same
r. c. Parson has taken the Quinlan
farm in Fairfax and will move there
March l.-While Donald Hooper was lead
Ing horse to water recently the horse
kicked him, cutting quite bad cash in
his head
l.. c. Parsons went to the hospital jan
uary A-D, j Call is drawing cream in
place of l.. c. Parsons-F. L. Smith has
hired Richard Steadyheld for the season. -
G, b. Parsons is sick in bed again.--Henry
Ryan has finished work for C. f. Corse.-
The Fletcher Dramatic club will present
THE Bank Cashier Thursday evening,
January %, After the play there will be
dance at Kezer's hall
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FRANKLIN.

F. l. Hopkins has been confined t. the
house for several days with spralned
ankle.-Principal II. r. Cowles was III
Thursday and Friday and not able to
be in school, but is attending to his work
this week,-F. p. Morey, who was in town
last week. getting out some cedars for
rustic cottage on Lake Sunapee. y. H..
returned to his home in Springfield, Mass ,
Saturday night. His mother, Mrs Mary
Morey MessIer severely sprained one
ankle Friday night, and was not able to
go to Springfield with her 5on.-The Rev
f. W. Day offciated at the funeral Of
Miss Carrie Hubbard at Pigeon Hin Tues
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SOUTH HERO.

Juan Robinson is confined to the home
with a broken ankle.-A. +. Clure has
returned from Boston.-Mrs. Fred Allen
was In Burlington Monday.-Mss Mary
Robinson went to the Fanny Allen hos
pital Friday and on Monday underwent
a successful operation on her eye for the
removal of a cataract, She has been
blind for some timc.-Albert Lander spent
Sunday in Burlington There will be a
social at T. l.. kidneys Friday night
Mr.. and Mrs William Stone went to Bur
lington Monday to spend the rest of the
winter,
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

Mr.. ard Mrs Fred Miner who spent
two months in this vicinity, started on
their homeward journey to Hiawatha
Kan. Monday Mrs Lillian Buchanan
who has spent several weeks here has
gone TO Cornwall. p g. The fair hhld by
the X Il y was a success Mrs Hannah
West;nan has gone to lady Falls wAscc
she - the guest Of her sister, Mrs George
Nudgett-Hr. and Mrs. r. f smth vera
IN Burlington Monday.-Mr. and Mrs II.
" Vrrnuai have Como tc Florida to spend
who spent several weeks IN Huntington
with her pareIts, has returned.--Mr and
Mrs. Austin Davis. Ir. and Mrs. Car
ence Davis and Gilbert Davis Of this place
attended a family gathering at tho homo
Of Mrs Mary Wallace IN Cambricsc Tic
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her home Friday afternoon. MIR. and Mrs.
Henry Wistal have returned from a short
stay In Middlebury. Word was received
mere Tuesday evening of the death in
Stowe OF Mrs. Jane Gloyd, a former
resident of this town The funeral will
be held here Friday at one O'Clock at
the congregational Church.-rhe piano
pupils Of Mrs S. G. Russell will give a
private recital at the home of Mrs. ]. w.
Richardson Friday evening.
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WATERVILLE.

Mrs. Clara Eldred committed suicide
by taking paris green Friday. She was
the oldest daughter Of II. y. Hill Besides
her husband and father, she leaves three
small daughters sister, Laura Drls-
col! OF Belvidere, and a brother, George
Ilill Of Fairfax. Tho funeral vas hold
Ut thu Union Church Sunday, tho Rev.
j. H. wills officiating. Harry Bennett
WAs At nome from Fairfield over Sunday
Mr., Bailey cf T'rore is visiting his
son, Il. u Bailoy a. l.. Larenay ana
DR.. Maurice wore u Darlington Tuesday
Mrs. ]. H. Wnis "a cnr.rk rcr har sis
trr-,n-law Mira. b!"Hfore. =. Hius ham
viNe.--H. / peard. the postmaster fo.
% yoarR, dd not take tho oxsInir alton
FER re-npppntmant aA no wishes to re-
Sign from TINT Work. There wera 1o',.
urhn gtp's q .t,tr I,t
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JERICHO.

Miss MYRTLE Holmes Of BURLINGTON
Is visiting her uncle, r. Il. Fields
Howard Davis, who has been with his
nhnt, N Cyrus TarboX, for a few
months, has returned to his home in
i'andolph.-Mr and Mrs. Hebcrt Fisk
of Mapleton, MINI, who are visiting
relatives here, spent the week emo
with their nephew, l.. G. Rice.-E. b.
ROGERS is visiting his daughters in
MoretoWn.--Niss Mary Field, an aged
resident Of the village, who is in feeble
health remains about the same.
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(1EOPGIA.

The entertainment given ny Ben
nett Syringe. at tn" town han Satur-
day evening was well attended Mrs
c. w. Clark is ill.-Mrs William Dins-
more died at her homo ON the Percival
farm Saturday morning. The funeral
was held there Tuesday at 10 o'clock
and the burial at the West Plain
cemetery.-Mrs. Minnie Sunderland is
seriously ill., Her sister. Ethel, is
with her.-Clarencc Newton. who I'M
dcrwent an operation for appendicitis
a few nights ago is said to be improv-
ing-The next Grange meeting, which
Will be held February &, is to be the
annual banquet As usual, it is cx-
pected that there win be large at
tendance
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81. GEORGE.

Mrs. Miranda Wcscott has returned
after two weeks with her son, Henry
Woscott, in Burlington.-Littlc Gladys
Grey has been confined to the house by
Illness for Il few days.-Mrs. Lawrence
WellinEer is confined to the house by Ill
ness. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kehoe were
in Richmond Saturday to see Mr.. Kehoe's
mother who is ill.-Ira chase has re-
turned home after few DAYS with his
brother in WntorhurN.
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs. Cora Minckler has been appoints
ed administrators of the estate Of her
late husband, Albert Minckler.-Mrs. v.
Smith and son, Earl Smith. were in Bur
lington Saturday.-Mrs. Harry Gregory is
i'll with bronchitis.--N. T.. Hall was in
Cambridge over Sundays. s Griswold
and g. II. Russell of Grand Isle COM
mis- I rs of the ,statc Of Albert Mnck-
lcr IRE taking an inventory of the stock
in the store preparatory Of settling the
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ENOSRURG FALLS

The invitation dance in Foresters' hall
Friday evening by the junior class of
the high school was attended by about
% couples--A S. Hendrick of Franklin
was a business visitor in town Satur-
day.--A. IL, Manley was in Franklin Sat
urday to attend the funeral OF his broth
or, l., *. Manley,-H c. Pomeroy. who
accompanied the body Of l., X. Manley
from St Adams to North sheldon Fri
day morning, made short visit in town
that day.
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WEST MILTON.

A party was held at the home of c. j.
Sanderson Saturday evening for their
daughter, Rena, who was at home over
sunday from Milton.-Mlss Lois Mayvllle
has returned - St Adams after visiting
her parents n few days.-The dance AZ the
hail Friday evening was well
attended. -Bcnnie Fresh Of South Hero
spent Sunday at c. w. Changers. -Mss
Libbie Elwell was taken to the hospital
Sunday to be operated on for appendix