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WEYBRIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs Borgor entertained Friday
evening about 20 relatives and friends
the occasion being their 18th wedding an
nversary. Presents included n dinner set
parlor lamp, linen and a sum Of money.
James Green has gone to South Brook
field, Mass, where to-day he is to marry
Miss Faith Hamilton Read. Mr.. and Mrs
Green will be at home on the farm Mir.
Green now carries on, the first of the
week.-Mr. and Mrs. G.. L. Child hav.
gone to BradentoWn, Fla, for the re-
mainder of the winter.-Clarence LathrOp
of Bristol is IN town for a few days,
looking after n large lumber cut on Grand
Niew.-Miss Una Warner is at home from
a weeks sewing in Middlebury.-FiVe
hundred thousand feet of hemlock in one
pile is a sight not often seen in this
locality, This is the cut from the Lathrop
lot.-"The Old New Hampshire Home"
will be presented at the town hall by
the Social and Improvement society
Wednesday evening. February %. A val
entine box social will he given by the
c. p. s. Friday evening at the town
hall
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SHELBURNE.

MIS- Roy Sanders has been spending q
few days in Burlinston.--An old fashioned
concert and entertainment will be given
by local talent in the town hall Thurs
day evening, February ~.-Mrs. George
Smith returned Friday to her home in
Essex junction after a week in town
Mr.. and Mrs RAY Chase are tn" parents
of a daughter, born saturday morning
At the meeting of the Ladies' Improve
ment society Thursday, the following
committee were appointed to have charge
Of the sale and supper in the Methodist
Episcopal Church parlors February II.
Supper committee, Mrs f. Roberts, Mrs.
b. c. Marsctt, Mrs II. Rovley, Mrs. q.
Kinney and Mrs IL AIuzzy; apron, Mrs.
George Roberts, Mrs. Wallace irish;
fancy aprons, Miss Elizabeth Thorpe
Mrs. George Lewis; popcorn. Mrs. Wal
ter Webster, popcorn balls, Mrs Lois
KimbalL Miss Nellie Kimball Miss
Grace Jackman; rummase, Mrs. Charles
Russell, Mrs Fred Poet ana Mrs. GcOrs-
Parker.
The grange dance, for which invitation.
have been issued has been postponed
from Friday night February 10, to Mon
day evening, February 1.-THE ladies OF
Trinity Church VIII serve a parish sup
per Thursday evening, at seven o'clock .-
The Ever Ready Circle Of the Kings
Daughters will Eold its regular business
meeting with Mrs George Taylor Thurs
day afternoon at $50 o'clock.--The apron
and rummaGe sale on the evening OF
February II viii be held at the town hall
Instead of the church parlors.-The Ia
dies OF the Church lD1prDNcment society
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cludes unpaid taxes for 1913 in the hands
81 ,5o3.7o. lie also has taxes for 1911 Of
s3oS9s, for 1912 SG0l.35. or the amount Of
delinquent taxes given Mr.. Wolcott has
paid into the treasury $3.50 The present
debt to be provided for by town tax
amounts to $3i,9i972
The dog licenses issued numbered 253,
including one kennel license, and amount
ed to 1922. The report of Judge Henry
Conlln of the municipal court shows six
prosecutions, in which the town of Col
chester was liable for the costs OF prose-
cutions. In four cases Sl066 was paid
to the town treasurer, in one case the re-
spondent was committed and in the other
discharged. According to provision Of
the acts of the General Assembly Of 1912
effective March /. 1913, all fines and costs
imposed by n municipal court for the
breach of the penal law, except the VIOLA
ton of @ village ordinance, are payable
to the state, and the State in turn pays
all the costs of such prosecutions.
The report Of Health Officer J. G.. Tha-
bault shows that there were reported
five cases of scarlatinq, g Of the measles
five of diphtheria, II Of whooping cough
two of typhoid fever, eight of chickenpo>
and 1O5 of smallpox in 50 families. I'll,
milk supply is showing marked improve
ment, due 10 the better condition Of thO
dairies. Distributors have adopted tn,
bottling of milk. Schools in the villag,
are in q good condition, but the distrlc
schools lack ventilation ana repairs Tn,
water supply Is good.
| The SMALLPOX cases cost S2.S5O o.
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ORWELL.

Mrs John W. Clark OF Pawet and Miss
Josephine Goodspeed Of Wells have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Branch
The monthly missionary meeting was held
with Mrs. j. S. Wilcox Tuesday after
noon. Lunch was served at noon, 90 being
presentation Rowe Is better.--Miss
Ellen Allen returned to Keene, n. H., last
week after spending a few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen. The
pupils of the village schools are to give an
entertainment in the town hall February
23.-The Woodmen's ball Friday evening
was attended by 1873 couples.-A. a. Monger
and family moved last week to Mrs. II. ID.
Bascom's farm for a year.--Mrs. G. b.
Luther has sold over 5000 worth of hay
from her farm since January l, 19li.-The
annual meeting of the First Congrega-
tonal Church was held in the ladies'
rooms Thursday evening, 100 being pres
cnt. Supper was served.-H. l.. Allen was
lat home from Burlington over Sunday
returning Monday.-Mrs. G.. F.. Walker
went to Swanton Saturday to spend { few
days.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK,

Mira. John Constantine went to the Fan
ny Allen hospital Saturday night to under
go an operation for appendicitis to-
Church Sunday" was largely observed at
all the churches.A son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Perl Slayton Sunday.-Miss Mad
cline Doodle was taken suddenly i'll Satur-
day evening with what was thought to be
appendicitis. Her condition is somewha.
improved James Broodie, Jr., who broke
his wrist few Days ago. is making rapid
recovery Mrs. Nellie Dutton and daugh-
ter, who have been making an extended
stay in Boston, have returned homc.-The
O. L. s. gave a ball Mt the gymra-
SUM Wednesday evening. Music was
furnished by Dunn's orchestra. Madison
Sargent has sold his woodworking shop
to Eugene Marsh and Albert Gregory
George Smith, who has been Ill for several
days. Is able to be in bis pool room again.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

At the special meeting of the voters
of the village held in music hail Satur-
day evening. called to investigate the
water situation. the members Of the
water board gave am interesting report
of the amount of water sold and the
revenue, which has nearly trcbied i'm the
past f. years. The possibilities OF taa
two artosian wells sunk last fall wcrs
gone over 1t is stated that they would
yield not less than % gallons to- the
minute. The board has received part
Of the apparatus 90 be used IN PUMPING,
which is to be done - electricity.
W. NJ. Sergeant is confined to the
house as result OF n fall upon The ice
Saturday when he undertook to Lead o.
calf across the road from his home to
the watering trough.
At a largely attended meeting of the
members of the Ladies' Social Union cl
the Congregational Church at tho home
of Nh. David Marvin TUESDAY after
noon the annual election of officers tool'
place: President Mrs. Alberta Beach;
vice-president, Mrs. l.. @. Atwood; secre-
tary and treasurer, Mrs. NJ w chap
man. The various committees were also
named
Ms- Mary Flynn has gone to Brush
ton, y. y, to visit relatives.
Warren Ladd of Wells River is visitiua
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. +.
Ladd.
Trinity Guild will meet Friday after
noon at two o'clock with Mrs. A. r.
Aikley.
The Ladies Home Circle of the Meth.
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HINESRURG.

Daniel OBrien has bought Abraham
Werthcims farm on the Richmond road
for $1,000 and will take possession March
Glen White will take the B. l.. Bying-
ton farm and has engaged arthur Flem-
Ing to help him WORK It, Mr.. Fleming
will live in Erie o. Meads house.-The
fats around the village are covered with
ice and there is unlimited skating-Mr.
and Mrs. c. b. Derby and Robert Barker
went to Brandon to attend the funeral of
a sister, Mrs. Whitmore, and returned
Thursday.
At the next regular meeting OF
La Plotte Chapter o. r. S, on Feb
ruary % # is expected that some of the
grand officers and invited guests will be
proseut-Nlrs G. D. Boynton, who is
spending the winter in Burlington, IS at
| Ter home here for q Week.-Mrs.. Mary
! hudson has returned from the Fanny
! Allcn hospital where she has been over
our weeks recovering from an operation.
There was sociable at the Con-
| e.cuat.ouli v,strN "Wednesday evening"
/ rharos LauGhton has taken position
/ with the Lo.ier Motor company at Platts-
/ burch.-Wiuiam Laurhrou of Burlington
| ,-eut Sunday with his parents-The Mis-
simary society OF the Baptist church
met at the parsonage Wednes lay.
/ -.tcrald Phillips OF Huntington has
| taken the Severance farm for the COM
! ing year
/ The Kings Daughters will meet a. the
vestry Friday afternoon with Mrs. Charles
Hubbel-Therc will ho meeting of Cum
miuG's Post. 40. g. c. \. F., at the hall
Saturday aftcrnoon.-W. r. c., No. 20
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ADDISON.

John Elmer, who went to the Mary
Fletcher hospital three weeks ago for an
operation, has so far recovered that he
was able to be moved home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Seegar went to New
York Sunday. called by the serious con-
dition OF their brother, Charles Wilmarth.
Mrs. Waldo Clark has as her guest a
few weeks Mrs. Charles Norton of Mid
dlebury.-"Miss Topsy Turvy," the play
given by the grange, was repeated We'd
ncsday evening, 1t will be given at New
Haven on Friday evening.-The d. A. R.
Chapter was very pleasantly entertained
Wednesday at Mrs. Moore's in Shoreham
by tho d. A. r chapter Of Shoreham.-
Eddie Tucker Is very Ill with typhoid
fevor--Mr. md Mrs. Arthur Clark were lin
Darlington over Sunday, the guests OF
their daughter Charles Wilmerth died
IN New York Monday, The body was
brought here for burial.
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Tuesday afternoon between one and two
o'clock and was so severe in some places
as to jar pictures and bric-a-brac. Their
momctcrs registered 20 degrees below zero
Wednesday mornng.--Thcre will be a
church roll call and dinner Wednesday,
March H. The following committee will
make all arrangements Refreshments,
Mrs. J. A. Cory, Mrs. f. Roberts, Mr. and
Mrs. W. i. Palmer Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
Slocum, Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ Webster,
Mr. and Mrs w W. Irish, Mrs. NJ Gates,
Mrs G. VI. Russell; program, the Rev w.
y. Goodman, G. NJ Russell, n. w Tracy:
transportation w. +. Palmer, Fred Poet.
!. O. Elliot, y. V. Cioodsell, W. Webster:
trains, IS Elizabeth Thorpe, Slas Tracy.
Leo Irlsh.--Those who heard DR. Grismer's
lecture on Palestine Tuesday evening,
which was given under the auspices Of
the d. G. Smith Bible class, can not say
too much IN praise of the lecture and the
happy manner in which Il was delivered.
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NEW HAVEN.

! play will be given Friday In the
town hall by the Addison Grange. In
the oaat are Miss Luna Irish, formerly
of New Haven. and Russell Smith OF Mid
dlebury College--.Mrs. Helen Hathorne
and Mrs. \. L. Boleau entertained the
Ladies' Union Wednesday Mr. and Mrs.
i. II. Conant and MIR and Mrs. j. T..
Davis are visiting In New York State
Miss Grctta Danbrook was guest Sat-
urdny and Sunday of Mrs. I. j. Everest.
F. l.. Shackett has bought Clyde Hoif-
nagles place for S95JAIrs. Amelia Bar
nard WAS in Bristol Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. William stowe attended a donation
in Wcybridgc Wednesday,, Feb. 4-Miss
Grace Jackman of Shelburne is guest
of Mr. ana Mrs. c. S. Dana.-The play,
given by the senior class of Beeman
Academy, was success, the proceeds
amounting to S25
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and Mrs. Julia Thompson of Taunton.
Mass, and an aunt, Mrs. Phoebe Wright
who Is In the Goth year of her ase The
funeral was held at his late home Tues
day afternoon atone o'clock, the Rev. II.
J. Meader officiating. The bearers were
Lindley Brdsall, Cullen Shattuck, George
Varney and David Follansbee. He was
an honored member for many years of the
Bristol lodge of Mas6ns. Those here TO at
tend the funeral from away were Alden
Elliott and Peter Sargent of Hanksville,
Mr. and Mrs Solomon Buell., Mr. and Mrs
Luther Rhodes and Mr.. and Mrs Irving
Colby of Lincoln. The burial was In the
Jerusalem cemetery.-Mrs. Hector Cous-
ms of Bristol Is guest Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Orvis--Mrs. Lindley
Birdsall and Miss Anna fIalock attended
the Friends quarterly meeting Sunday al
Monkton Ridge.-Mrs. Martha Purinton OF
Bristol has been visiting her cousin Mrs
Philander Orvia, and other friends for sew
/ eral days
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PANTON.

George Spencer has purchased the Sally
Warner place of w. r. White-Mrs
George E. Allen, who visited William
Sheridan and family of Shelburne, re-
turned Saturday accompanied by their
eldest son, William Sheridan, Jr.-Mr
and Mrs. Loyal Spauldng We're in New
Haven Sunday, guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Mclntyre.-Mr and Mrs. G. s.
Curler were in Bristol from Friday until
Sunday visiting her brother c. H.
Sprague and family.-A large number
responded to the "Go-to-ChurCh" call
Sunday.--The body of William Merrill,
who died in Worcester, Mass, was
brought to West Addison Tuesday and
Inferred in the Lake View cemetery
Mrs. Wright Hoyt severely injured one
shoulder reccntly-A concert will be given
IN the Methodist Episcopal Church We'd
ncsday evening, February Is. Waterman s
orchestra Of Vergennes will furnish
music This will be followed by a sup
M
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SHOREHAM.

Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Bascom and son,
Robert, OF Fort Edward spent Sunday
with their aunt, Mrs. r. II. Preble.-Alice,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ward of
Shoreham Center, has pneumonia. \
nurse from Burlington is caring for her
S. l.. Walker Is improvinE.-Th Woman S
missionary meeting will be held with Mrs.
f. 6. Plat Thursday, February 19,-Mr.
and Mrs. l.. II. Nottingham have returned
from Rutland.-The Hands Cove Chapter,
n. A. r., entertained the Rhoda Farrand
Chapter of Addison February at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James f. Moore
Mrs. ]. L. Jones has returned from Hines
burg, having spel.t some weeks with her
daughter Mrs. Hugh Baker.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs William Cady Of jericho is visit.
ing her daughter, Mrs NJ f. Brewster
Miss Edna Goodrich Of TIncsburg 81
the guest Of her sister, Miss Lila Good
rich, Mt the home Of John Milcs.--About
Is couples attended the dance Saturday
evenlne-Asrs Dora Rounds and son.
Leonard OF Starkshor, are guests
At the home of c. Carpenter
Sam1e, Damon visited n Burlington
Tucsdav.-Mr Rlod-ett of Canada, who
is here to work for c. r. Bartlett e. Co,
Is with his son, Clarence Blodeett-John
Grace Injured one ankle seriously while
loading LOGS Tive day.-Mr and Mrs
Chester Hailock and daughter Of Haver-
hill, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
IIailock and children Of Enosburs are
guests Of their father, Or.is Hauock
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SALISBURY.

e. c, MacMurtry has gone to st. Adams
to assist in the work on the New Eng
land Telephone company for few weeks
Glen Thayer and Miss Ida Grace Were
married at the Methodist Episcopal par
sonage Saturday evening. January oil
Mrs. l.. c. MacMurtry is visiting her SIS
ter, Mrs. A. T.. Beach. at Basin Harbor.-
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Mehan Saturday morning. The
Daughters OF Ruth have been invited to
give their play, The Old Maids Club" in
several of the ad Joining towns.
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CORNWALL.

The Rev. Samuel Rose attended the con-
ference of the Congregational ministers of
Addison, Rutland and Bennington counties
at Rutland Tuesday Miss Maude Parkhill,
who has been at the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tai in Burlington for six months Cor med
ical treatment came Tuesday to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Parkhil and
her brother and his wife. Mr.. ana Mrs.
George Parkhill-The pupils of school NO,
are to give an entertainment at tho town
hall Friday evening under tho supervision
OF their teacher, Mis- Bora of Rutland
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WHITING.

The Crescerdo instrumental club OF
Burlington gave an excellent concert to
an appreciative audience at the town
hall Friday evening.--As a result of the
"Go-to-Church" campaign the whiting
churches had an Increased attendance of
fifty per cent-Delightfu weather and
good sleighing made it possible for II to
be present at the meeting Of the women
Benevolent society at tho Baptist Church
at the homo of Mrs Clyde Brown Thurs
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BRIDPORT.

Paul Narraoone's child is seriously ILL.,.
Charles Riley has recovered from the
grlp.-Mrs. j. l.. Palmer i3 seriously ILL
Harold Mitchell was severely kicked by a
horse last week Leon Sellus was oper-
ated on for appendicitis at Burlington last
week-O. T.. Converse has returned from
Burlington Mrs. r. G.. Crane hns been
spending some time at MtddleburN Miss
Edith Wing has returned from New Ha-
ven.-.Mr. and Mrs. j. n. Spauldng has
returned from Panton.- Frank Towne
IS spending a week at Willsbcro, y. Y.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Chauncey Elliott, an old and respected
citizen of this place. died Saturday even
ing at 1880 O'Clock, after an illness OF sew
eral months In the send year OF his age
He was son of Gilbert and Tacey Mead
err Elliott. Fifty-seven years ago he mar
red Della Atkins, who with three sons,
Casslus ana George of this place ana Lay
ton OF North Ferrisburg. and two grand
sons, survive him. He also leaves one
brother, Alden Elliott OF Hanksville' and
two slst n, tNsr. Sarah Buell. Of Gdncoln
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THURSDAY

of Johnson, grand patron of the state. In
spected the chapter. At the close OF the
installation refreshments were served
Mrs Belle Holcomb Johnson, inspector OF
libraries for the state of Connecticut, was
Weekend guest of Miss Frances Hobart.
Mr.. and Mrs. walter c. Middlebrook,
who was called here by the serious Illness
of his father Thoophilus C. Middlcbrook.
returned Monday to Northncld.-Mss NJ.
Farr of Waitsneld is visiting Mrs. Eliza
beth Waterman.-Will y. Middlebrook.
who was called here to attend the funeral
or his father, Theophilus c. Mlddlcbrook,
| returned Tuesday TO ST. Paul. Mimi
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Baptist
/ Church will meet Friday afternoon with
! Mrs Arthur w Hawkins.
| The body OF Prof. Charles Henry Will
merth, who died in New York, arrived
/ Tuesday evening and was taken to the
home Of his sister, Mrs. L.. c. Seegar, OF
/ Addison, where the funeral will be hold
/ this afternoon at one o'clock. PROF.
Wilmarth wGs the son of the late Henry
Wilmorth of Addison C, Y. S. Pierce
went last evening TO Brandon to inspect
the Brandon Council Of Royal and Select
: Masone Mrs Joseph Scranton and son.
Joseph. Jr.. have returned from visit
TO New York city and Hartford, Conn.,
Mr.. ard Mrs. G.. T. S. Pierce and Fl. W.
4 SDconci attended the funeral OF Frank
! Greenoueh st Bristol Tuesdly.--A cold
wste reached here Tuesday evening and
Yesterday morning thermometers regis
tered q degrees below zero at sunrise
and l6 degrees below at nine O'Clock
T3n temperature was frora 10 to u blow
throughout the day.-y. - S Pierce went
yesterday to burlington to attend n Joint
meeting If the American Bible society
nd the state Sunday School association.
News has been received OF the death
al tho home OF his daughter, Mrs. Edna
low. Of Wood lille. Mass, of Judson Car
pc"ter. a former we'll Enown resident W
Ediiscn.-At the annual meeting OF tho
I FCrr,cbGrS Incorporated Creamery asso-
citation tho Following officers wete elect
ed: President. w. Il. Dean; secretary and
treasurer. Austin T. Booth; directors. w.
n. Dean, Is. ". Field, austin r. Booth,
Noble A. Ellsworth and Elmer /.
Bukett, auditors, Thomas Mack aad
Oliver II. Sne nan a wedding reception
was given Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Allen
Larrow at Grange hall Tuesday evening
ABOUT 100 We're present and Mr.. and Mrs
Larrow received many gifts, including
silyerware cut glass, table lnen. furni-
ture and punse Of $50. Refreshments
wee served by the Misses Ora and Cora
Blair, Jane and Della Tatro, Ida Austin.
katherine Gee, Mabel Champinc and Alice
Bushcy. Whist was played and Mrs Leon
Sorreu entertained with music.-Tha
Nashville students gave a good enter
tainmont Mt the opera house last evening
and will give another entertainment this
evening with an entire change of pro-
gram-Adv
. Announcement is made of the engage
p ment OF Miss Flossia y. Varney, young
"r daughter Of Mr. and Mrs w. NJ.
Nawey to =. Earl Devoc Of this city.
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HUNTINGTON.

An oyster supper v-iu be given al
the hall Wednesday evening. February
1S, for the benefit of the Rev. d. G.
Conlan. short literary program
will be carried out.-Butler Ross Of
Burlington has been spending a few
days in town with relatives.-M. i.
stevens is ill.-Nrs. Julia Morrill, =
recovering from a recent fail upon the
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RICHMOND.

A valentino social will be held in the
Congregational Church parlors Saturday
afternoon February Il for the benefit Of
the Sunday school.--Mrs. Alma Fergu-
son has been visiting at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs T. 7. Jacobs.-Mrs. a. Worthen
entertained the Ala Circle Of Kings
Daughters at her home Friday afternoon.
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. Charles Fisk visited her sister,
Mrs. Eugene Perry, in Bethel last week.
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Orb Hanks Sunday.-G r. Church Is IL.
Mrs Charles Curtis and two small chill
dren were IN Rochester visiting her
daughter the first OF the week.