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service and there will no spec,eI music
Tho meeting will be public.
GAYLORD Reebo Of clayton. Ga who vis
tied Mrs. c. II. Stone Tuesday and We'd
nesdav left Wednesday for Boston on bia
return to Georria Mr. Beebe ia the
brother-in-law of c. II. Stone and Is in
partnership with him I'm Clayton. Mr.
and Mrs Craig O. Burt. who left several
weeks aro on a southern trip. went bv
boat from New York to New Orleans.
and are now stopping at Pass Christian.
MI, douub,ar tyoe horn IVodr,.da q.
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CAMBRIDGE.

C. +. Ellingwood is at the Mary Fl.t-
cher hospital for troatment-Ntls Myrtle
whitney Of Moretown is spending two
weeks vacation with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. c. f. BiXby-Mr. and Mrs. j.
F. Bond Of Burlington spent Sunday at
II. y. Gray s.-The Rev. J. :. Allen Of
Grand Isle has been guest of his son.
w. A. Allen, and family.-Nfr and Mrs
e. II. Kinds and daughter, June. have
returned to their home in Huntington
after spending several days with Mr.. and
Mrs G. f Bixby.-The Rev and Mrs
+. F. Barton are entertaining Mr. and
Mrs. William Fisher Of BROOKLYN. y. Y.
B. R. Holmes of st. Adams is spending
several days with Mr.. and Mrs Harlan
Nires-M. d. Young is spending the greek
in Boston and Providence.-Mr and Mrs.
w. NJ. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. c. W
Lahounty spent sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. f. H. Kinds in Huntingdon Mr..
and Mrs. G. L. Morgan have moved t.
Bristol whore Mr. Morgan will conduct
a mercantile business.-pr G II. Newton
and W. NJ Smith We're in Burlington
Wednesday.-Miss Vera Fulington OF
Hyde Park spent sunday with her moth
ar, Mrs. Julia FulliugtOn
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

Linus Leavens Of Cambridge returned
Friday afternoon. having visited his
mother-in-law, Mrs T.. a. Gaines. hero
and his farm in Berkshre.-D II. Dud-
ley, with j. Thomas and son, Carr of
Frelighsburg, called on friends hero sat
urday,-Phlo Stanley received some bad
bruises on his face Saturday when the
horse he was leading became frightened
at the cars and reared, hitting him with
one of its fore-feet miss Marjorie Duffy
has been Obliged to give up her school at
Samsonville on account of illness. She
Is at her homo here. Miss Helen Stetson
is substituting for her.
The wedding of Miss Flora Lafcy.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs II. L. Laflcy,
and Patscy Duffy, a son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Duffy. was celebrated in
the Church Of St John the Baptist Mon
day morning at nine o'clock, the Rev
G. f. L'Ecuyer officiating. Miss Azilda
Garrow was maid of honor and Fay
Duffy was best man. After a short we'd
ding trip they viii make their home here,
where the groom has employment with
L. L. Marsh. Mrs j. NJ. Jeffords, confer
ence president. Miss Belle c. Stone, con-
ference treasurer of the Woman's For
e!gn Missionary society, and Mrs. A. L.
Gleason, delegate from the local So
ciety went to Pittsfold, Mass. Monday
to attend the meeting of the New Eng
land branch, which convenes in that city
this week,-Clark Brown Of Hartford
Conn, Is visiting his father, c. NJ.
Brown, for few days.
The village schools will reopen Monday
Z q
of infantile paralysis. No new cases have
appeared. There are three cases in the
family of II. T. Towle in South Franklin.
his son. Fred, who was in school here and
two grandchildren. They are all doing as
we'll as could be expected and are called
mild cases Ralph brewster, who has
been in the freight depot here for n few
months, has completed his work and went
to his home in Richmond Monday Later
he will he in White River Junction.-Mrs
&C.. F. Rawson was called to Fail River,
Mass, Monday by the death Of a friend
Ruth, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs
John Wriston, is Ill with what is feared
may prove to be typhoid fever.-Among
the Il who went from here to Boston yes
terday We're \. w Woodworth H. w
Shower, r. w. Clark. s. *. Burt, Solo
mon Burt, Mrs o. f. Blevin and child
Mrs A. ] Caldwell and sons Spencer and
George, and daughter, Eva, and j. w
Beatty.-Frank McFeeters is substituting
for r. W. Clark on rural route / during
the absence of Mr.. Clark
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Burt, who have
spent the summer at the Burt home
stead. expect to return to their home In
Burlington the last Of the week.-Exten-
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JOHNSON.

Mrs. kenntson Of Cabot has sold her
home and come to live with her daugh-
ter, Mrs a. w. StOne-Ernest Griswuld
has moved from his farm to H. SCOTS
house.-Frank Boyes has moved to tho
Leroy Griswold house on School street
A. w, stones father and sister from
Cabot have been spending a few days
with him.-Dr. r. G. Prentiss attended
the funeral OF his mother Saturday at
Montpelier Nh. and Mrs. Arthur selby.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Curly of Durham,
Que, Mr. and Mrs. a. j. Shepard Of
Freighsburg also Miss Grace Bllnn
came by automobile and visited Mrs
+. i Wells the first of the week.-Mr
and MRS A. b. Bacon of Spencer. Mass
are visiting at Charles Rarrowss The
funeral of Or Eugene Hickey was held
at the Congregational Church Saturday
afternoon, the Rev. f. Hazen officiat-
CONTINUED ON page four.
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RICHFORD.

Arthur James Darrah of Sutton, F. @.
and Miss Gladys Aida Whitehead of
Richford were married Wednesday
October 7 ut the home of the bride. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
Ebert b. Holmes, rector of ST. AIMS
Church, In the presence of the imme-
diate relatives OF the contracting parties
They will reside in Sutton.
Carmi King Of Concord, n. H.. is visit
ing at the home Of his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Hannibal II. I<ing.-E w, Eldridge
has ioved from this place to st. Adams
Bay.-Canvass Is being made for the
sale OF tickets for the entertainment
course The list Is as follows: October 10,
the Eastern Girls; November 5, Perle
Lowric; November o. Eclipse Entertain
ment company; December IL, Mohamet
Allie February 16, the Otterbein male
quartet,
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Newton OF
Georgia visited at the home of Mrs. NJ
W. Rounds over Sunday.-Myron G.
Longeway Of West Derby and Mrs,
Stella l. Wheeler Of this place were
married here October by the Rev. d,
G. Guest They will reside in West
Derby.-Mrs J. F. Calkns Is visiting In
Westheld.-Mrs RENT Denonville has re-
turned from n visit with relatives in
Springfield and iIolyoke, Mass.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. A. p Pond Is passing n few
weeks at her home.--Mr and Mrs. w. l.
Comings Of Grenada. Miss who have
been passing the summer with Mr.. and
Mrs. II. F.. Comings, have returned
home.-Mr Arthur Aikens and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry Barkaleau, Of Los An
geles, Cal, who have been guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Il. +. Combs for two months,
left Monday for their home in Los An
Eeles.-The monthly meeting Of the La
dies Aid society was held in the parors
of the CONGREGATIONAL Church Tuesday.
Dinner was erved.-Richard Pond is
missing the Meek In Now Ynrk.
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Tuesday OF her daughter and husband
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Mead.-Mrs w
r. Beard returned Tuesday from
visit at Sheldon with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Abram Laerange-Mrs Rex
Peterson and son. Russell, OF stowe
are passing n week with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Bernor
Work on the power station ana
plant Is nearing completion and the
water and light commissioners have
now taken up the matter Of a better
lighting system for the village streets
which has been deferred by that work
The old arc system will be discarded
including the machine at the power
station The new system Is COM
blnation Of the arc and incandescent
but Is run from the same machines
on Portland and Main streets the type
c Mazda arc lamps will be used, only
about double the number. On the
residence strccts the Mazda tungsten
will be used, similar to those that have
been tried and have made Maple street
the best lighted street in town. Ma
terial has been ordered for these i'm
provements and work will be rushed
Mrs w s. Cheney and daughter
Miss Winlfrcd Cheney. accompanied by
Miss Flora TorriI bavo oo.ro 20 ch,
caro-. vbora Mas Winierod ,rl, rooa,,.o
treatment NJ and Nrs " - pit.
left Tuesday evening for visit with
friends at Cambridge and Fletcher
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Stafford returned
Tuesday from their wedding trip 70
New York and other points-Mrs r.
y. Michaud Of TTardwick who has
spent q vaels ,,ttb bou da,,,.,,,, .,,
husband Mr. and Mrs. ,,,tti,,,, No..
van. returned homo vyodrosa,,. ~.
Fred Wheeler has sold her house f.,
Brooklyn to George Wallace Mr. and
Mrs wheeler VIII occunv Mr. vboo,
er's house on Bridge street Mr. ori
Mrs. Morlllo wood who racar,l, Ca
Gated tho cote far, -,
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Hull, sister of the groom, of East
Fairfield, and Miss Almeda Gould, also
of East Fairfield. The bride received
n large number of handsome gifts, in
GLIDING, cut glass, china, linen, furni
ture money, etc. Mr.. and Mrs. Hull
Will make their home with the brides
parents. The brides gift to her maid
OF honor was bangle bracelet, and
to her flower girls she gave sterling
silver pins set with brilliants and
amethysts Tho groom's gift to his
best man was "A gold stick pin and to
his ushers he gave tie clips Among
the out OF town guests present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Mcneil of
Lebanon, N. H.. and Mr. and Mrs Lyn-
don o. Mitchell of East Fairfield
The annual meeting of the Mems
Bible class of the Methodist Episcopal
Church was held at the church par
Tors last evening, a large number of
the members being present Follow
ing the election of officers supper was
served. this being prepared by tho
men themselves. The class, which
numbers about 40 members. is taught
by w. G. Brown. The guests included
the officers of the Sunday school and
the Rev. r. A. Lendrum, u. D., pastor
of the church
At the annual meeting Of ST. Adams
Council, No 2a7, knights of Columbus
held Tuesday evening the following of
ficers were elected; Grand knight ]. r.
Mahonoy deputy grand knight. ]. w
Ryan; chancellor. DR.. e. J. Melvllle;
recording secretary. Thomas f. Ward;
financial secretary H. f. Butlcr treas
urer G. f. McGettrlck; advocate NJ. T..
Sullivan; warden, Sylvester McGinn; in
side guard. Barney McGinn; outside
guard, f. J. McGettrick; trustee, NJ. +.
Barnes
The funeral Of George Cooke, who died
October at his home in Chula VISTA
Cal, was held at St Iukc's Church yes
terday afternoon at two o'clock, tho
Rev. George W Smith officiating There
was no singing. The bearers were; II. II.
kimbal, +. n. Morton. y n Post
F. Nj. SpauldnC, J. A. Sturtcvant and
L. *. Corliss. and the burial was in the
South Main street cemetery St Adams
Lodge, No. 81 l. q. o. F., Of which
Mr.. Cooke was member attended in
n body and conducted the service at
the grave Among out of town friends
present were: Charles H. Cooke Of Bos-
ton, Mr. and Mrs Robert p. Poverty,
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Davis and Mr. ana
Mrs. Ernest Davis of Montreal. William
and Harry Cooke and Frank Frazier of
Plattsburgh, n. z. Miss Lucy Coles of
Ottawa, Ont, Arthur Charles of Bur
lington and William Mumford of Farm
ham, F. O. Mrs. Cooke accompanied her
husbands remains from California being
joined in Montreal by Mr.. and Mrs
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FAIRFIELD.

Miss Phillis Sou'e, who is attending tho
high school in st. Adams, spent Sunday
at her home.-The funeral Of John Hale,
who died Friday, was held Monday and
the remains We're taken to the South
cemetery. IT. MCGOWAN. j. Z. Ryan,
Louis Perry and Edward IcTnony
went to Boston Monday.-Miss Charlotte
Soule. who Is attending Goddard Scmin-
airy in Barre, spent Sunday at home
Jerry Lehman of West Berkshire was
in town Sun1ay.-H. A, Churchill Of Bak-
ersheld was in town yesterday on busi-
ness.-R. II. Hurley has sold the house
and lot known ms the "Shcrwood' place
to julius MONTGOMERY.
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Peter Brown Of Salem, Mass, is visit
ing friends in town.-Mrs. Cornie
Chamaux Of Iaverhil. Mass. is tho
guest of her mother, Mrs. r. c. Nuttinp
The chickcn-pie supper given bv the
ladies' Of St Georges Church SATURDAY.
evening was success. t3SrO heinz
rcallzed-Miss Frances Ledoux and Miss
Talinc Liberty spent Tuesday I'm ST.
Alhans.- Walter Narcotic Of bakersfield
and Miss Dora Lawrence Of Belvidere
were married Tuesday at MONTGOMERY
by the Rev. Father Cote.-Mr and Mrs.
George \. Narcotic and Miss Lena A.
Narcotic were in MONTGOMERY Tuesday
to attend the wedding of Walter Mar
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SWANTON CENTER.

Asel w. HIonsingor of Jay is visiting
his uncle A. X. Honsinger.-M Jessie
Ricard Of Concord, n H., visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, G. p. Ricard,
over the Weekend and Columbus day
Farmers report a large yield Of potatoes,
with little rot-Miss Esther Royce re-
turned Monday morning to the Rurling-
ton business College after passing the
Weekend and Columbus day with her
mother, Mrs A. =, Royce. p Kelley
has moved his family to Swanton vii
lage from the farm at Kelley's Corner,
which he sold last spring to c. p.
Ricard Of this place. Mr. Ricard has
rented the farm to Mr.. Greenleaf
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BERKSHIRE.

Mr., and Mrs Robert f.. Lewis of Cleve-
land, o., are spending a week at their
farm. DR.. Arthur Lewis Of New York
city was in town Saturday L. r.
Davis of Richford Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. A. H. Bowen,-Mrs. c. H. johnson
visited friends in Sheldon Sunday. The
Dorcas society met with Mrs O. e Kin
ney Wednesday.-IIarold c. Tyler, prln-
cipal of Montgomery grammar school,
spent the weekend at his home Frank
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FLETCHER.

Miss Annie BOo2an Of Johnson has been
spending n few days In town.-Mr. and
Mrs. Asa Stratton have returned from
their wedding trip.-B. G, Smith Of Bos.
ton Is spending n two weeks vacation in
toWn.-Mr. ana Albert Nevcns of New
York have been visiting at Mr.. Nevens's
home here
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BEAVER.

Among those who have gone to Boston
are Mr., and Mrs. Cyrus Leach and George
Wagner,-Miss Laura Wright, who Is
teaching in Richford, spent the weekend
with his sister, Mrs. Lyman Lcach-Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Greenleaf and son of
Swanton We're over-Sunday guests of
Mrs. Walter Haywood.
f. S, Austin OF Randolph has let his
farm for year to G. L. Young of St.
Albans.-Oscar Wilson has moved back
from Fairfield to his place on Goodrich
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SOU TIL HERO.

o. d. Fifeld and Mrs Axtell are
spending some time In Boston.-Mrs
W. Wright spent the Weekend In Essex
with her daughter. Mrs. II. Davis Frank
Dart was Sunday visitor here.-Hans
Collin of PlattsburRh was here on bust
ness Monday.-Mrs. f. s. Hoyt Of Grand
Isle was In town TuosdaN.
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FAIRFAX.

The school at Bellows Free Academy
will reopen Monday, october 10, after
being closed four weeks for infantile
paralysis-A. n. Butler of Providence, r.
l., formerly of this place Is expected to
return here to live about November l.
Waldo White. who has been i'll for the
past two weeks, is improving.
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HYDE PARK.


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the present. occupiad the nulnit NJ tho
CONGREGATIONAL church sunday morning
Misc Iona Rove s...,. S,,udo,. a.
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WEST BERKSHIRE

The Rev. w. p, Dukeshire will preach
at the Methodist Episcopal Church In
this place Sunday "a 1890 a. m. After
the service the Lords supper will be adj
Ninistered
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HILL WEST.

The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Sylvester, who is i'll with infantilc
paralysis, Is gaining slowlY.-Mrs. Charles
Coffrin has gone to St Adams to see her
sister, who is seriously ILL.,
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son.-Mrs. L. A. Greene of Fletcher Is
visiting her son, .. r. Groene.-Charles
Dawson Is seriously i'll at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. L. j. Rico.
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w al
first Floyd Sears second Forbes Adams
third Donald Ayers cabbaecs, first Eve
Ign Parsons. second Amos and Wallace
Strong. third Roderck Riley; cucumbcrs,
first Alice Boozan; turnips, first Howard
Campbell, second Harold Page, third
Laura Bailey; beans, irst Rollo Fuller,
second Harold Page, third Amos and
Wallace Strong; squashes. first Chester
Ayers. second Evelyn Parsons, third,
Theodore Fuller special, Harold Page;
citron, l1lva Magoon; peas. clyde Merrill;
carrots, Evelyn Parsons tomatoes first
Philip George; turnips, first Philip George
second. Harold Page, third Laura Bailey;
manua' work, first. Forbes Ad tms, second
Willis Toss, third Gerald Wells; pump
kins. first Ccdrick Scribner, second Charles
Chaplin popcorn, Donald Ayers domestic
arts cooking, wheat bread, first Hortense
shackctt brown bread, first Hortense
Shackott; biscuit Gladys Hart; loaf cake
first Pearl Taylor, second Hazel Martin,
third Maudc Ashland layer cake, first
Mildred Patterson, second Ruby Bull
third Gertrude Clark; doughnuts, first
Florence Family second Glee Muzzy, third
Marion Carnley; pie, first Margaret Lack
yard second Reba Smith; candy making,
first Dorothy Barrows; cookies, first Mar
garct Foster. second Doreen Robinson;
Johnnycalte, first Florence Canning; GIN
rerhread. special. Mary Bailey: cupcakes.
special, Maxine Marshall; sewing en-
broidery, first Agnes Bouzen. second Ger
trude Clark, third Beatrice Pike; special
Ethel McGibbons; plain sewing, first Iris
Marshall, second Agnes Jackson, third
Blanch Morse, specials, Vivian Campbell,
Gertrude Clark; mending, first Vivian
Campbell, second Marjorie Foster There
was an exhibit Of l2 pieces of WOODWORK
from the Moscow school In canning the
first prizc was won by Edith Magoon, sec
ond Elva Magoon. third Catherine earn
Icy: vegetable Jam, first Edith Ma goon,
second Mary Chaplin; jelly first Stella
Lissor. second Blanche Morse, third Edith
Nagoon; high SCHOOL girls, wheat bread,
first Eva Naroon second Nvra Campbell
third Polly Marshall-F. s. Boardman
has leased of William +. Bailey the cello
brated spring and adjoining territory in
Smugglers' Notch The lease Is for 1--WE
years with privilege of purchase. Mr.
Boardman has plans for developing the at
fractions of the place as well as for bot
Ting the water for commercial PURPOSES
Mrs Homer L. Stearns of Burlington
spent last week with her aunt, Mrs. Alzin1
Luce Mrs. Luce. who is over 81 ana in
feeble health, has been moved to Fred
Mansncld's where Mrs Mansfield will care
for her while her house is being repaired.
John Duchane. who has lived in Mrs.
I,ucc's house. has moved to the Talbot
house in Waterbury. Miss Ruth McMa-
hon left Saturday to begin course Of