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RICRFORD.

The Rev. Ebert B. Holmes of Sanford,
Me, who was a recent visitor here has
accepted n call to become the rector of
st. AIMS Episcopal Church, and will be-
gin his labors the first Sunday in May.
The Rev, w. r. Forsythe, the present
rector, will close his duties the last Sun
day in April.-Oscar McGregor and Will
liam II. Comings of this place are on the
special grand jury of Franklin county
court at st. Albans.-There was only a
small attendance at the board OF trade
meeting Friday and the meeting was adj
journed for one week, when the president.
II. C. Comings, will give an account of
the meeting of the Greater Vermont as
ISOLATION in Burlington. Mr. Comlngs
was a delegate and c. A. Powell, a. j.
Livingston and II. a Puffer Of this vii
age also attended the meeting.
Those taking part in the recent :. p
mnstrels were given a supper at the
American House Friday evening.-C. II.
through Massachusetts and Rhode Island
Mrs. r. n Teaie of Monson, Mass,
visited her husbands mother, Mrs. NJ
Noble Teale, last week.
Town officers elected Tuesday are:
Moderator, w. B. Locklin; clerk, II. II.
Rounds; school director, r. NJ Pelton
lister, H. c. Comnes; seectman, Ethan
Hogaboom; road commissioner Elias
Combs; overseer and superintendent
bakersfield foorhouse association, D.
W. Carpenter; collector Of taxes. F. H.
Phaneuf; trustee of public money, G. F.
Ladd; treasurer, II. II. Rounds; audi
tors, e. f. Greene II. II. Thomas, W. B.
Greene, grand jurors, d, w. Carpenter.
II. +. Rustedt; constables, first, p. H.
Phaneuf, second, Albert Selby; agent
a. r. Rowley. The sum of $1,000 was ap-
propriated for permanent roads and s25
for Memorial day services. The Rich
ford Manufacturing company was ex-
empted from taxes for 10 years in so
far as pertains TO new buildings addi-
lions to present buildings and machinery
Installed therein. II was voted to ac-
cept from the library trustees deed to
the present Union Church and lot and to
erect thereon a town hall, including town
clerks office and library rooms, and the
sum of $4,000 was voted. for which the
town viii issue bonds At a special town
meeting held at $50 O'Clock, II. H. Com
ings was elected selectman, and G.. S.
Noyes and S. w. Armstrong listers to
fill vacancies caused by designations
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Cummings
aged CT years, who died Of heart fail
ure early Monday morning at the home
of her daughter, Mrs E. NJ Shepherd,
of Meredith \. H., was held at the
home Of her niece, Mrs. A. ], Elliot,
Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock, the
Rev, w. o. Hieley officiating The body
was placed in the vault in Hillside GEM
etery. Mrs Cummings was well known
here, where she had resided much in
past years She is survived by one son,
Ernest Cummings, of Middlesex, one
daughter, Mrs Il. NJ Shepherd, and one
brother, Joseph l.. Lovelette, of this
place.
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WINOOSKI.

Tho license faction won Tuesday with
n majority of 70 as compared with III last
year. The vote on the primary bills was
against the present system, the preferen-
tial, and also against the direct primary
system, which shows clearly that the
voters did not quite understand what
they We're voting for, There We're cast
about $50 votes out of list of about
so The license issue was the principal
matter of discussion among the voters.
The total license vote was 562, while the
state issues ran far short of that number
There were many ballots on the primary
questions left untouched in the differ
ent booths The crowd was patient at the
polls after closing to await the returns.
The meeting was called 10 order at nine
o'clock by Moderator j. w. Lavigne and
the warning was read by TOWN Clerk
{. G.. Allard There was a large crowd
present The reports of various town Of
hcers were accepted as read and it was
voted to pay taxes assessed this year
directly to the town treasurer. The select
men were authorized to borrow the
United States deposit money, The sum Of
81 coo was voted for road work, $3.50 OF
which is to be expended on Malletts Bay
avenue and the balance $3.50, on the Main
street road leading to Milton line NJ. a.
Shaw was elected town library trustee
for five years and SIS was voted for it's
maintenance 1t was voted to authorize
the selectmen to deed the cemetery at
Colchester Center to the Incorporated
Cemetery association, A tax of Go cents
on the dollar was voted. The result OF
the vote for the town officers is as fol-
lows: Moderator, II. A. Bailey, PIG j. w.
Lavigne, "a; town clerk, C. G. Alard,
4S4; selectman, J. b. Layelly. III, Alfred
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SHELBURNE.

Moses Teelyea mas moved his family
from Charlotte into one of Mrs. l. II.
Deyettes houses in the village.--Thomas
Menard, who has been living on Joel
Bartlett's farm, has moved to st. Ar
mand p. Q.-The regular weekly prayer
meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.
f. II. Nash Thursday evening at 1880
O clock.-There will be 1enten services
Wednesday evening at Frank Spears on
Shelburne road, and Thursday evening
at II. NELSON'S, services both evenings
to begin at 7;30 o'clocl.-Durlng the
lenten season there will be services Mon
day and Saturday afternoons at four
o'clock at Trinity Church.--Jay Ingerson,
who fell Saturday and broke his shoulder,
is as comfortable as can be expected
Moses Teeyea has moved his family
from Charlotte into one of Mrs. L. II.
Deyette's houses in the village.-Thomaa
Menard, who has been living on Joel
Bartletts farm, has moved to st. Ar
mand, p. O.
The Ladies' Improvement society will
hold an all days sewing meeting With
Mrs. Hattie Webster on Thursday of
this week.-The Rev. p. a. Campeau is
so far improved in health that he has
been able to ride out.-Following is
the Methodist Church roll call pro-
gram which is to be held at the church
on March IL: Opening hymn at 1000
a. M; prayer, Rev +. Place of East
Charlotte; Scripture, Rev. w. b. Good
man; solo, Mrs. Perry Russell of Bur
lington; "reminiscences, Rev. w. J.
Chapman of Castleton; roll call, the
pastor: solo, Mrs. Perry Russell; al
dress, Rev. j. H. Coleman, superinten-
dent of the district; closing hymn.
Dinner will be served in the church
parlors at IL 80 and the fourth quar-
terly conference will follow at two
o'clock.--The Shelburne Falls Progress
sive club will have dance at Thomp-
sons hall on the evening of March II.
At the town meeting in Shelburne the
following officers were elected: Moderator,
David Tower; town clerk, c. NJ Russell:
selectman for three years, NJ. b. Thomp-
son; lister for three years, Thomas Nc
Kenzlo school director for three years,
Daniel Hurley; school director to fill the
unexpired time of Henry Bacon, c. c.
Fletcher constable and collector, G. n.
Roberts, second constable, John II.
Mack; treasurer, l. II. Deyett \ tax
Of $125 on grand list was voted.-The
Ladies' Improvement society will meet
to-day with Mrs. Fannie Webster on
Shelburne point for an all day sewing
meeting IN preparation for the apron and
rummage sale to be held March H.
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs. Lucia Streeter has gone to
Burlington, where she has a position.
John Bohonnon Is i'll with pneu-
monia.-Miss Abbie Butler of Rich
mond was a guest of Mrs. +. b. York
over Sunday.--C j. Gle Is In poor
health.-The Dime society held it's
meeting at the Grange hall March A.
w. a. Bohonnon Is i'll with pleurisY
Mrs. Bohonnon is ganing--Miss Olive
Dubois is in Waterbury.-At the town
meeting the following officers were
elected: Moderator, A. G.. Stevens,
clerk and treasurer, f. A. Phillips;
selectmen, a. G.. Stevens, A. H. Street
er. Chester Champney; agent, A. II.
Streeter; constable and collector. J. II.
Smith; ROAD commissioners, Il. Lacail-
lade; grand juror. A. II. Streeter; lis
tiers, F, f.. Pierce II, +. MuzHey, L. f.
Green; school directors, y. j. Hayden,
G. w. Streetcr, f. Il. Pierce; overseer,
d. j. Hayden; trustee of public money,
F. A. Phillips; auditors, Il. b. York, e.
+. Green and Elmer Pierce.
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scented the report Of the special Joint
committee that was appointed to in
vestigate the needs for an additional
State building. lie also presented other
facts showing why the act should be
adopted by the voters and especially
urged that in casting their votes they
ought to waive any sectional feeling they
might have and vote for the interests of
the State at large. The following officers
were elected Moderator Guy W. Bailey;
town clerk, Allen Martin; town treasurer,
{. w. Rice; town agent, Allen Martin;
selectman, II. w. Sinclair; constable, II.
q. Gates; listers, H. NJ Hurson, O. ].
Remington, e. C. Fay and w #. Chaplin;
auditors, w T.. Chaplin, ID. T. Hanley
and Harry Davis; town grand Juror, G.
w. Allen; road commissioner, william
O'Brien; school director, Arthur u.
toodrlch. The town tax voted was 60
cents on n dollar of the grand list. Vote
on the license question, yes u, no 1886;
preferential primary, yes &c, no 81; direct
primary, yes 1GO, no 80: State house ref
erendum, yes 81, no 1913. 1t was voted to
pay $500 to the Essex free library and to
pay r. 8. Sherman Post, G. A. r., s25
ed to appropriate $3.50 to take advantage
of state aid for highways 1t was also
voted the board of auditors be instructed
to have the town reports printed in town.
a tax or 60 cents on the dollar Of the
grand list was voted for school pur-
poses and 20 cents on a dollar of the
grand list for highway purposes in addl-
ton to the regular town tax The vot-
ors refused to appropriate 1925 for the
benefit of the Essex Junction band for
concerts. The vote on the question of
nfth-class license was as follows Yes
III, No so.
The death OF Roswell II. Place Mon
day evening removes from this VILLAGE
well known and long time citizen lie
was born in Westford February o. 1899.
January %, 1866, he married Frances A.
Brush OF Essex Center In October OF
the same year he moved here having
purchased the hardware business of Ly-
man Hill. This business he developed
and carried on until 1882, when on &C
count of failing health he sold it to his
brother, Seneca Place. After selling his
store he went to Denver, Colo. where
he spent about a year, returning to this
village, where he continued to reside.
Mr.. Place was chiefly Instrumental in
erecting the Methodist Episcopal Church
here of which he was an active member
and generous supporter so long as his
health permitted him to attend. For the
past 10 years Mr.. Place had been an
invalid and confined to his home Be-
sides his wife, he leaves an adopted
daughter, Mrs. Adelaide p. Nichols OF
Lafayette, Ind. Funeral services will be
held Friday afternoon at two o'clock.
Roswell H. Place died at his home on
Main street Monday evening shortly af-
ter seven O'Clock.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

At the annual town meeting Tuesday
the following officers were elected: Mod
orator, Daniel O'Brien; clerk and treas
urer, H. II. Wheeler; selectman II. C.
Brown; constable, L. NJ Ravlin; lister,
f. b. Catlin; road commissioner, L. e.
Buell.; overseer of the poor and poor
farm director, Thomas Rand; school d.
rector, f. NJ. Hutchins; trustees OF Uni
ted States deposit money, H. II. Wheeler
a tax of $50 on the dollar was voted
Miss Gertrude Dwyer has returned
after visiting her sister, Miss Kathryn
Dwyer
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ENOSBURG.

The ladies served sugar on snow at
the Memorial Church Friday night
Mrs Theresa Wright is ill.Her raughter.
Mrs. II. P. Hopkins, is helping care for
her.
The mems organized Bible class Of the
Congregational Church will meet at the
parsonage Wednesday evening for bust
ness and social hour.-The sugar social
held at Memorial Congregational Church
Friday evening was a success, s12 being
realized during the evening. f. f. Per-
ley organized his Sunday school class Of
young people.
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FRANKLIN,

Miss Grace Ranney Of Pittsfeid Ia thu
guest of her sister, Mrs. #. w. Day.
II. L. Chandler has been In town for a
few days, called here by the serious con-
dltlon of his mother Mrs M L.
chandler. Of East Franklin.-Mr. and
Mrs r. d. Brill received word a few
days ago Of the illness of their daugh-
ter Mrs. Lena Graves. with pneumonia
In hospital In Chicago.--J. o. Simpson.
who has been confined for seven weeks
with rheumatism. is able to be al HE
store nearly every day.-rhe oficers
elected at the town meeting Tuesday are
as follows: Moderator, John Webster:
clerk and treasurer. A. D. Horskin:
selectman for three years, A. Fl. Gates:
school director, W. J. Riley, fre-elected);
lister. W. H. Tcwle; road commissioners,
east, q. H. Chanberlin, west, r. A. Tfte-
more; overseer of the poor, c. L. Towie:
constable and collector, g. H. Anderson.
A tax Of - was voted.-C. n. Sanford has
moved from Montgomery Center into the
house with his son, W. O. Stafford
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FLETCHER.

The following Is a list OF the officers
elected at town meeting: Moderator, F. l..
Smith; clerk and treasurer, w. s. Shepard
son: school director, ]. NJ. Fitzgerald; list
cr,DS. Gillian; selectnman, g. r. Gillian
road commissioner, w -. Hooper; over
seer OF the poor, d. 9. GILLIAN; auditors,
J, A. Hooper, Warner Church and A. w
Gillian: town grand Juror, A. ]. Lamb;
constable, r. T. Flanders town agent. w
II. Bcardsey; county grand Jurors, A. j.
King and J. NJ. Fitzgerald petit Jurors,
c. L. Flanders, w. Fl. Beardsley, Eleazer
Taylor, T. @. Ryan and F.. A. Hunt. Four
hundred dollars was voted for permanent
rOa Is, The tax is S155
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aged 90 years. Burial was at Jericho
Center Sunday afternoon.-The Lottle
Ufford mission class is preparing a con-
cert for the evening of March 6.--Clayton
Quillvian was in Burlington Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Field of Bur
lington visited at j. T. varney's Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. O. II. Brown and Miss
Phyllis Brown were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. p. q. Brown in Undcrhlll Sunday
Mrs. Sarah McLane has returned from
Edmonton, Alberta, and is at her sis
ter's, Mrs Lawrence Qulllinnan.-B. II.
Day is confined with a severe cold
James Carol, who Is in feeble health,
has sold his cows to Lawrence Qullin-
nan.-Barney Mattlmore while loading
logs had the misfortune to crush hit
foot SaturdayA. J. Blaisdel of West
ford has moved to the Wright brothers
farm.-Mr. and Mrs. f. L. Percival, Mrs
II. r. Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Hut
crimson, Mr. and Mrs f. A. Percival
We're in Underhill Monday evening to
attend mn Eastern Star meeting
The Lotte Ufford Missionary society.
assisted by Miss Ruth Buxton of Bur
lington Will give an entertainment Fri
day evening at the Baptist Church at
eight o'clock. The program is as follows
Chorus, class plano solo, Miss Ruth
Buxton; reading. Mrs Edyth Perry; vocal
solo, Miss Myrtle Alger; reading, Mss
Carrie Pettenglll: vocal solo, Mrs. Max
Buzaell reading, Miss Hazel Pettengill;
banjo solo, Seth Westbrook; drill. Scarf
Fantasies" class; piano solo, Miss Ruth
Buxton; reading Mrs. Edyth Perry; or
chestra. supper will be served before
the entertainment from 600 to 7:30 p m.
The following officers were elected
Tuesday: Moderator, e. i. Williams
town clerk, f. r. Jordan; school director,
j., NJ. Hoskins lister. F. w. Pease;
selectman, II. L. Bates road commits
sioner, John Schllhammer; overseer of
poor, f. =. Pcrclval; town treasurer, L,
b. Williams; auditors, !. a. Irish, a. p.
Bymgton and f. D. McGinns; constable,
George Costello; town grand juror, f. S.
Tomlinson; library trustee, T.. n Nc
Ginns. There was approl lated $3.50 for
permanent roads; $500 for publishing a
town history. The tax rate is s1.40.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Town officers elected Tuesday are: Mod
orator, p. 8. Wright; town clerk. c. G.
Gardyne; town treasurer, w. j. Wright
selectmen, II II. Marcy, p. B. Swan, A.
K. Gates; lister for three years, c. p.
Berry; school director for three years. E.
S. Wright road commissioner, Charles
Macia; overseer, H. II. Clapp library
trustees, Mrs. E. s. Wright, Mrs, H. o.
Rowley; grand juror, p. G.. Brennan; first
constable. II. H. Casavant; auditors, N. g.
Parker C. A. Gardyne, ]. ]. Bonnet.
The tax voted is $3.50 The meeting was
largely attended, owing primarily to ex-
element over school matters.--Carm
Lewis has rented II. NJ Martins farm 70,
one year
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FAIRFAX.

T. c. Leach has sold out his stock of
groceries to II. l. and c. E Goodsell Mr.
Leach has position as travelling sales
man for cigar kirkpatrick Ryan was
thrown from his sleigh Friday afternoon
While turning the corner y the Method
list Episcopal Church The horse was 60
Ing rather fast and the sleigh struck the
stone at the corner, throwing Mr. Ryan
onto his head and shoulder. A cash was
cut In his head and his shoulder bruised
but it Is thought no bones were broken.-
Mrs Fred Daniels returned Saturday
from Burlington. where she has been for
treatment for three months. Part of the
time was spent in the Mary Fletcher hos
pital.--A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Wagner Sunday mornlng-Mrs.
W. D. Stewart is confined by illness
There will be union service at the Meth
odist Episcopal Church Friday evening at
which Mr.. Jeffries will speak in the in
terest of THE Bible in the public schools"
The Ladies' Village Improvement so.
society served dinner Tuesday at the
home of NJ. L. Hicks.-Mlss Vida stebbns
has returned to her home In North Cam
bridge after passing a week with Miss
Fannie White.-Mrs f. G. Mann has re-
turned to her home Ia Dorchester. Mass
after passing two weeks with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Hicks.
Town officers elected Tuesday are:
Moderator. w. D. Stewart; town clerk,
George Lawton; school director for three
years. f. d. Shepardson, lister for three
years. A. n. Southland; selectman Ira
H1bbard; road commissioners Bert
Sweeney and Henry Pollard; overseer of
poor. /. w. Paris; trustee of United
States deposit fund, F. w. Shepardson;
town treasurer, George Lawton, auditors
II. l. Goodsell ]. NJ Parsons and ]. NJ.
Hotchkiss; town grand jurors. Hobart
Leach, III. II. Holmes and John Qunlain;
first constable, c. c. Gillette; second con-
stable. II. Z. Judd; town agent. H. o.
wilkins; trustee of b. F.. A., C. S.
Howard trustee central cemetery fund,
Mary Ufford; trustee of Fairfax free
library for five years, j. NJ. Hotchkiss;
$50 was voted for Memorial day; $50 for
l.. V. l. S. for lighting streets. 1t was
voted to place a watering trough in front
of postoffice. The tax Is SLIGO. The sum
of $3.50 was voted for the permanent road
fund.-The Rev. John NJ. Maxwell, pastor
of the Baptist Church, will speak next
Sunday morning on "A Night on Galilee:
Its Lessons" evening, The First Great
Strike and Its Leader. The Hon Will
liam H. Jeffrey of East Burke will dis
cuss Shall the Holy Bible Be Read In
All Public Schools Friday evening at
1880 in the Methodist Episcopal Church.
The men of the Baptist Church and
congregation will serve chicken pie
supper Tuesday evening, March 17.-F.
II. Dewart of Burlington is business
visitor in town.-Local talent will give
minstrel entertainment in n F. A.
hall Thursday evening. March l2,-Mrs.
Cynthia Mudgett Is with Miss Jennie Nc
Neil, who is confined by Illness
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SWANTON CENTER.

The thaw has taken the snow till the
fields have become mostly bare Both
sleighs and wagons are in USE Tn. e has
been continuous sleighing since Decem-
Der A.-C. p. Ricard has bought Of ]. p.
Kelley Of the west road. his farm with
stock and tools Mr.. Kelley will give
possession November L-Ephraim Hol-
mes, who has been in poor health for
many months and not as we'll of late.
does not improve.-Horace w. Hubbard
went last week to Pittsfleld. Mass, where
he has position on a farm near that
city for the coming ssason.-Latest re.
ports from John Dolan, brother Of Miss
Mary Dolan, who is critically I'll with
typhoid fever and Bright's disease, are
that his condition is considered more
hopeful. Miss Dolan is with her brother
in Enosburg Falls
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TOWNSVILLE.

The teachers visited the Richmond
schools last Friday.-School closes this
week.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bcsette are
moving to Richmond.-Mrs Mary Tyler
is confined to her bed, suffering from
cold.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Powers Of
Waterbury returned to their home
Monday after spending Sunday at
b. Andrewy.-Mrs. f. II. Chessmore
entertained the /. NJ. Smiley circle Of
Kings Daughters Wednesday.-Celia
McGarchan, who has been i'll, is gain
ing.-Clifford Sabins is spending a few
days at his home here.--T. A. Balch
has been drawn as juryman of the
March term of court.
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HILL WEST.

Carl Anderson has employment with
s. d. Jewett of Montgomery village
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Shangraw passed
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs Shan.
graw's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
Turner. of East Berkshire.-Mr and
Mrs, Horatio Jewett are moving into 8
d. Jewetts tenement house, Mr.. Jewet,
having employment with his father
The cottage prayer meeting will be
held with Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Frazier
Friday evening.-Charlie Hart is NOV.
ing back on his farm at East Enos-
burglars. Edna Goslett is caring for
her sister Mrs. Calvin Rushford, who
is confined to the house with rheuma-
tism.-The Rev. j. A. Gotta of Mont.
gomery Center was in this place
Tuesday.
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MILTON.

About 43O Wednesday Feb % a fire was
discovered in the partition between the
store of Il. A. Coburn and the rooms
above. It was particularly hard to set
at. but was finally put out by fire OK
tinguishers and pals of water The dam
sc was considerable to the building and
10 the stock of goods. The fire caught
rom the stove pipe.
The following officers were elected Tues
day: Moderator, e. l.. Sanderson;
clerk, E. r. Holbrook selectmen, T. s.
Berry, Alexander McNally and w. G.
Newton; treasurer, II. II. Beeman; list
FRS, f., II. Holmes, o. d. Hewey and
Lawrence Rowley; school directors, a.
r. Perry and John Granger; constable,
A. r. Perry; road commissioner, ]. w.
Robinson; overseer Of the poor, A. b.
Hill. The town tax voted was 80 cents
and $1,000 was voted for permanent road
money.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

The Rev. Walter w. Reid win hold
his closing services In the Episcopal
Church Sunday morning, March is, at
1880 o'clock. Mr. Reid has been rec
tor of this mission for two years He
VIII go to Monticello, N. Y.-Arnoid
Duhey of Bakersfield spent Sunday with
Albert Morey.-Chauncey Chase has
gone to Proctor where he has a posi-
tion with the Proctor Marble com
pany.-The Catholic society is pre-
pairing an entertainment FOR St. Pat
ricks night. There will also be sup
per. The program has not been com
pleted
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HUNTINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Carpenter have
moved into Mrs. II. A. Nortons house.
"A. w. Coe, who has been at J. w.
Spaulding's for two weeks. was called
Friday night to Stratford, Conn. by the
death Of his father The music recital
at the hall Saturday evening given UNI
der the direction of Miss Gladys John
son by her pupils was largely attended.
Miss Hattie Miller of Jonesville was
an over-Sunday guest of Miss Ruth AL
ger.
The towns license vote was: Yes 4,
No "a; preferential primary, Yes 3, No
s; direct primary, Yes 49, No 7; roferen-
dunn, Yes g No As.