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STOWE.

The usual union Sunday memorial
service was held at the Methodist Ennis
copal Church with an appropriate sermon
by the pastor the Rev. William Hondrv
Music was by a union choir with Miss
Marjorie Watts at the organ Mrs II
w. Barrows and II. w. Burnham sang
Gently Lead Us and Mrs. T. A. Doug
lass sang "One Sweetly Solemn Thought,
as an offertory. There was large at
tendance, including members of the II
II. Smith Post and Relief Corps. Mans
field Camp, NJ. w. A., Torrent Hose COM
panN and boy scouts.-Countv Road cam
missioner Barrows of Morrisvillc was
mere Saturday to meet the stowe COM
customers when the road from Pixies
min at the lower village was surveyed
for li3 rods To the Moscow road, already
completed. This will finish the State
work on the river road. Work was begun
on it Tuesday.-Miss Catherine Dewey
and Miss Lottie Ladd returned Monday tn
NcWburyport, Mass. after visiting Miss
Dewey's mother Mrs, S. l.. Dewey. and
sister. Mrs. Minnie Tinkham.-Mlss Susan
Downer of Morrisville spent SUNDAY and
Monday with her mother, Mrs Nancy
DoWner-A1rs. Edwin r. Bigolow has re-
turned from weeks visit with her
da lighter Miss Grace Bigelow. in Sprinp-
field, Mass-Mr, and Mrs A. *. Wiley
and little son and Miss Ethel Brush of
Montpelier Were Weekend and Memorial
day visitors of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs :. \. Brush.-The stage route 10 ths
summit House will be MANAGED by tha
proprietor W. VI. Adams, as usual the
coming season.-Mr. and Mrs Warren n
butler returned to Danvers. Mass. after
visiting their uncle Eliakim Rigelow.
over sunday
Memorial day exercises We're Held Mon
day, beginning with the decorating of
the soldiers graves in the morning nj
the West Branch cemetery by members
of II, II, Smith Post. assisted hv children
in charge of Mrs. Phoebe Adams. i'm th.
morning, After returning to the village tho
graves In the village cemetery were
decorated Dinner was served 10 tba
members Of post and corps. The pro-
cesson, which formed after dinner in
cluded members of the post in carriages
and large number of children escorted
by the boy scouts led by stowe Military
band, and marched to the River Bank
cemetery where the ritual burial service
was carried out. On the way back a
pause was made and the band PLAYED
sevral selections at the home of Mrs.
John DruSg OF the Relief Corps. in
memory Of Mr. Drugs recent death. The
afternoon exercises were carried out at
the Akeley Memorial building. Com
mander Henry A, Sparks presiding There
was large attendance. Selections were
rendered by stowe Military band PRAYER
was offered by the Rev. II. T. Crane. The
address was given by the Rev. Lemuel
Davis, who spoke OF the origin of tho
observance of Memorial day. Flags had
been offered as prizes to tn, schools pr,-
senuns the most appropriate exercises
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FAIRFIELD.

Mrs, Joseph Bovat, who has been in
the Warner hospital at St Adams, has
been returned home,-W II. Fairchild
was In Hyde Park Tuesday.-The base
ball game between Sheldon and Fair
held ended in dispute, the game being
decided by Umpire Ryan I'm favor of
Fairfield, to "a j, Soule and family
OF Sheldon spent Sunday in town at the
nome of his mother. Mrs. II. W. Soule.--
The body of the infant child of Mr. and
Mrs lsiah Raymond, who died after a
short illness was buried Sunday in High
gate.--The burial Of Patrick Failey. who
died at the home Of j, q. Finnegan after
a short illness with pneumonia, was made
in the Catholic cemetery in town.--Mrs.
J. r. Patton has gone to Haverhill. Mass.
to visit her sister, Mrs Charles McCuen
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GRAND ISLE.

The large barn on the old Chamberlin
place, owned by George G.. Wright was
totally destroyed by fire Tuesday after
noon. The barn was built only last SUM-
mer. There was some hay in the barn.
Three calves were burned.-The Grand
Isle county Pomona Grange will hold its
regular meeting Friday. 1t is expected
that the Rev. George Perry will give an
address. njamn Minckler of ChazY.
\. Y. is i'll with the humps at the home
of his brother r. +. Observation-Disclosures
Winch is spending the week with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cassius
Winch, mt Upper jay, y. Y.-Mrs. Lois
Hoag is seriously i'll NJ her home here
Miss Tnez Ladd has so far recovered
from her recent Illness as to he able to
ride out.
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HILL WEST.

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Rushford of
East Enosburg passed Sunday with Mr.
Rushfords mother Mrs. John Rushford
Mrs. T.. y. Blair is ill with pneumonia
at the homo of her mother. Mrs. John
Monteith.-Lewis Carpenter of Enosburg
was a visitor of Austin McGrail's sun
day.-Ralph Rushford passed SATURDAY
and Sunday at the home of his uncle.
Joseph Touchctte, in South Montgomery.
II +. Frazier of Coventry came
Tuesday to visit his mother Mrs Laura
Lumbra. who is seriously ill.-The con-
dition of Mrs, Salina Rushford who
broke her right arm. remains about the
same.-W. I. Shangraw. accompanied by
his mother, Mrs. Henry Shangraw. took
his little daughter Mildred to the Royal
Victoria hospital Friday for inedica'
treatment.-Alfred and Mary Brouillette.
who have been in Rhode Island for the
past few months, have returned home
Mr.. and Mrs Wescott of Sheldon have
been spending a few days with their
daughter, Mrs. r. H. .JeWett
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett I.amphere OF
Island Pond are at John Amadon's.-
Haven Billiard is In Bur.iuEton.--AIrs.
Robert Flanders of Cambridge has been
a guest of her sister, Mrs Ernest Mud
gett-Miss Rhoda Ober, a teacher in St
JohnshurN. has been MT home for short
visit.-RHsseN johnson IS in Jericho
Helen CrocEcr, VINO came homo Friday.
returned Monday 10 her school in Mont
pelior.--Alr and Mrs L. \ Wedge and
Nj and Mrs.. Frank Chaffee took an
a"tpmool" trip to Burlington sunday
Joseph Foss has been confined to the
house the past week with infiammntory
sin.-Pre-NIcmorial services were
held AT the CONGREGATIONAL Church Sun
day. the pastor the Rov. Ralph Winship,
conducting tec services
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the home of her mother Mrs Mary Hale,
the first of the week.-About SIS was rea-
lied from the play given Monday night
under the auspices of the w II, c. The
Dramatic club will repeat the play Fri
day evening at G. A. II. hall.-The ball
game between Essex and Underhll Mon
day resulted in a victory of to l for
the home team. A large crowd watched
the game.-Mrs Bernice Gallup OF JEFF
fersonville came Saturday night for an
over-Sunday visit with friends.-The re-
mains of Jed Irish. who died at Water
bury Tuesday. were brought here for
burial Wednesday. Mr. Irish is survived
by four sons and one daughter-The body
of Fred BlplEett, who was drowned in
Milton while fishing. has not been found
He leaves a wife and four children. Mrs
r. c. Hawley, who has been Ill., is improv-
ing.-Miss Eva Terrll of Burlington has
been spending a few days in town.--Mr.
and Mrs w. r. Colegrove of burlington
are the guests of II. l.. Coegrove.
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JOHNSON.

Arrangements are being made for a
! reunion of the early graduates and put
plls OF the normal school in connection
with the next commencement which will
/ occur during the week beginning June H.
y fine portrait of Professor Pearl the
| irst principal. will he presented to the
school by his pupils and an address Will
! he given by DR.. J. VI. French Of Milford
Mass Every effort is being made to Sc
| cure large attendance. and all friends
/ OF the school who knew it in It's early
years are invited to attend the exercises
John Dubray and family spent Satur-
DAY and sunday with her parents in
Eien.-Dr. A. g. Peaks and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. &. H. StearnS went TO
Montreal Saturday by automobile.-Del-
bert Duhray has returned from Portland
Me.-Jesse Miller and Mrs. Anthony Nc
iinnis were married in HardwcN last
Thursday. They have gone to keeping
house In the Alien block on Main street.
Inc funeral of Mrs. l.. r. W-areham was
heid at her late residence MAY 2G
the Rev. G. +. Crawford of Randolph Of
ncla'. she leaves Il husband. one daugh-
Ter, TWO Slsters.-E. ID. Murray sold the
place he recently purchased of f. +.
Jones to Mr.. Brewster of Huntington.
MISS Louise Leland has moved in with
MISS Mildred Wareham for the summer.
WhiIe Mr. Wareham Is at Poland Springs
Me'-The officers of johnson Chapter
O. +. S, We're installed by u. u. q. T. n
MaNiield last Friday night. assisted hv
Mrs. Flora Sherwin a. marshal-Mrs.
klnnerson, mother of Mrs. A. w. Stone,
mas returned from visit with her sister
in Cabot-Miss Mildred Nnreham is Wis
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HIGHGATE SPRINGS.

Tho Missisquo Light & Power com
pany turned on the electricity Thursday
night and the camps, hotels. etc, were
all illuminated. Most Of the summer
cottages will have electric lights installed
and make this the first camp at the lake
to be lighted with electricity Both day
and night service is furnished and some
cottages will put in electric ranges.-The
negro who was lost off the Central YER
mont night express, out Of a party of 10
going from Montreal to New York, be-
tween Highgate Spring and Swanton came
to town about noon. after section men
had searched for him for hours and
walked into the Springs looking for some
thing to eat and train to take him
to his destination. Aside from a few
slight bruises he was practically un.
injured
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RICHFORD.

AT the Memorial Sunday service held
In the Catholic Church Sunday afternoon
at four O'Clock, the Rev. Joseph Lavigne
pastor of the church, gave n fine address.
The church was filed Memorial day was
observed Monday, All the veterans OF the
civil and Spanish American Wars Sons
or Veterans. and schools Of the town.
met at the town house at one o'clock, the
line was formed. and they marched to the
troy street cemetery. where the usual
service was carried out and the graves
decorated, after which at the town house
inc Following program was given. Music
by the band: singing. '"ro Thee, O Coun-
try chorus of 40 voices prayer, the Rev.
d. g. Guest; singing by a double male
quartette; reading Of Lincon's Gettys-
burg ADDRESS, Miss Grace Elias; singing,
inc vacant Chair" ladies' quartette;
ADDRESS by the Hon. Max l.. Powell OF
burlington, Col l.. G. Leavens made
Few pleasing remarks before introducing
the speaker The hall was filled to its
doors The singing of America" by a
chorus OF school children and audience
closed the eXercises-G +. Ladd and II.
r. Rusteit have dissolved their law part
nership by mutual consent. Mr., Ladd
VIII continue business in his office in
Bank hall. Miss Frances Hamilton left
Monday night for Boston. where she will
meet thu party who have been selected
by the Boston Daily Herald and the Bos.
ton Traveller to be given free trip to
the Paaaama-Pacifc and San Diego expo
sitions and to the Universal City Mr..
and Mrs Archie Richards and daughter.
Frances of Seattle, Wash. are visiting In
this place Mrs. Richards will be remem.
bered as Miss Fannie Hamilton Mr..
and Mrs Eli Shangraw of Montgomery
visited here Monday.-The Woman's
ChI'istiam TemDsyAace Cnlon met ut the
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

Miss ula Ovltt, who went to her home
in West Enosburg May % i'll with
diphthera, Is having the disease light
Her sister. who was rooming with her
in the home OF f. W. Forsythe is
quarantined there. The children Of Il. NJ
Houston are suspected and are out of
school for few days, Cultures from the
entire school body have been sent to the
State laboratory in the hopes to prevent
the development Of more cases. -Ddward
Messier Of Fairfield was operated on for
appendicitis at the Burt sanitarium Fri
day by DR. c. A. Pratt. assisted by Drs
Abel and Human. 1t was successful
operation and the patient is doing Well
MRS r. NJ. Pelton and daughter OF Rich
FORD have been passing a few DAYS with
MIS-, r. H. Brown ON OrchAI stsat-
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

RS. Emma (BurnoD st. German. aged
years, wife of Fred st. German. died
Rdnesday May &c at her home on st.
pans hill after only few hours ILL.,
IS, Beside her husband she is sur
|ed by three daughters Emma, Nettie
Melvlna of St. Adams hill: her
her, Samuel Burnor of French hill.
sc sisters Mrs Joseph Geraw and the
Uses Laura and Mabel Burnor. and
p brothers. Samuel, william, Mitchell
Fred all of st. Adams hill. The
.eral was held at Holy Angels
frch Friday morning at ten o'clock.
Gorge c. Story. who has been in the
gerry business in st, Adams for nearly
ears, has sold his interest in the firm
Story Barkyoumb to his son-in-law,
l.. Barkyoumb, and. on account Of III
lth, will retire The firm name will
ain the same. The partnership be-
EN- Mr. Story and Mr.. Barkyoumb was
ned five years ago last fall. Mr. Story
mong the Oldest and best known husi-
men OF St Adams
t"~ annual meeting of the Warner
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NORTH HERO.

Tho memorial exercises at tho Soutf
End school took the form of n May
party at which the parents and friends
of the children assembled at two o'clock
IN" following program was carried out
Chorus, school; recitation, Red. White
and Blue, r. Coro. *. LaviEne, l. Bush.
way; May Time, primary children
Choosing a MAY Queen, queen. Bar
bara Knight; Fairy, Agatha Knight;
Pansy, Madalino LaviEnc: Mother
Dorothy Tlazen: would-bc-queens. r.
Coro, |. Bushway, X. Lavgne patriotic
recitations and songs, school After the
exercises at the school tho children
marched to the cemetery and decorated
the graves Of the old soldiers with flags
and flowers
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ISLE LA NOTE.

NJ. and Mrs. H. Rockwell of Malone,
\. Y, We're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
NJ, S Thomas over Sunday.-,Nliss Ina La
lombard who was operated upon at the
Mary Fletcher hospital. is doing nicely.
The Misses Grace and Katie Early OF
Burlington. Minnie Early Of Rutland and
William Early of St. Alhans were at home
over sunday with their parents Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Early.-Nrs. James Jarvis of
burlington was at home over sunday
Il. H. Bohauan was i'm town Tuesday
Miss Viola Tulip returned to her home in
Chazy, y. Y, after several weeks in town.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Leila Cowan OF Richford and Lyndon
Cowan Of Irasburg visited their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Is. Cowan, last week
Miss V. Liberty Is visiting relatives in
Richford. day was observed
Saturday. An address on THE Proper
Observance of Memorial day" was given
by Gen. l.. S. Tillotson OF ST. Adams, and
there were exercises by the school chill
dren Music was furnished by the East
al, OIL no
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SW1INTON.

The total output of pike fry from the
Swanton fish hatchery this season was
30, 10000. Most of these were planted
in Lake Champain from Missisquoi bay
to Nergennes and large quantities in New
York waters.-F'rank Beaudry was re-
Gently fined 500 and costs of $500 for
Illegal selling of liquor.-'The funeral Cf
Ernest Farnsworth, killed when struck
by Central Vermont train Wednesday,
was held Friday mornng.-A dauRh-
ter was born to Mr. and Mrs. George
Webster Thursday. Mrs. Webster was
formerly Miss Helen Nhnnix.-Dr. Oscar
Gates of Quitman. Ga, is in town.
Miss Grace Harding Of the senior class
of the University of Vermont has been
engaged to succeed Miss Hull In the high
school. who resigns to accept a position
eisewhere.-J. NJ. Trombly has sold his
grocery business to G. G. Lucier.
Memorial day was observed here as
usual in fitting manner. The address
was given by Governor Gates The line
was formed in front of the soldiers mon
ument and marched to the Catholic school
grounds in the following order: Band
old soldiers. the local order of Woodmen,
in uniform. citizens Appropriate exer.
cises were held by the children of the
parochial school, the Rev. Father Aubin
giving the address. The graves Of the
old soldiers were decorated and the line
reformed and marched to the park accom-
panied by the school children. At the
monument the children of the public
schools fell in and marched to the Church
street cemetery, where decorating exer-
ercises were held. Twenty-Five old SOL
diers had seats in the band stand with
the speaker. Jackson Lackey of High
gate Springs, an old soldier. was prcs-
dent OF the day
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GEORGIA.

The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs
II. s. Newton this afternoon-At Ban
ner Grange meeting Jun' I the program
Will be the one which should have been
given at the last meeting Miss Florence
Bragg has been spending a few days with
her sister, Grace, in Barrc.--M. O. Bragg s
mother is spending some little time at
his home.-The Ladies' Mission Circle will
meet with Mrs. Alison Wood Thursday
afternoon
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SHELDON.

An Interesting game of baseball was
played here Monday, the Sheldon team
defeating the Lowell nine by score of
TO Mrs. Walter Cutting OF Bakers
field has returned to her home after sew
eral days with Mrs Bradley Fairbanks.
Howard Leach. who was injured when
his horse became frightened at an auto
mobile, is much improved and able to
ride out,-Samuel Nichols has moved his
family back to Sheldon. his son, Lewis,
being the present station agent here.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Blue Bird camp opened Wednesday
with six children.-Miss Ruth Klmball
of Enosburg Falls Is at blue Bird
camp for the summer.-Mrs c, j. Peter
son was in St. Johnsbury "A few days last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Smith visited
at Herbert Smiths in Montgomery Tues
day Mrs Smith remained over night
Mrs. Murray of West Burke is visiting
at Ernest AIurraVS
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FRANKLIN.

Miss Ruth Hopkins has returned from
Manchester. y. H.-Mr. and Mrs. A. S
Gallup Of Burlington We're guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. a. O. Bowen over Sunday
Miss Margaret Hopkins is at home from
New York for the acknowledgements
Gates was in North Bennington Wednes-
day to attend the funeral Of ox-Gov-
ernor McCullOugh.-Alr and Mrs. G. S.
Hale of Lyndonville have been spending
a few days with his sister. Mrs. II. r.
Cowles
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MILTON.

The we'll known Camp Watson" stu-
Rted on the shores of Lake Champlain,
together with most of the camp equip
page was burned to the ground Sunday
night. This was the camp made famous
by the Atkins family of Montpelier
George L. Morse of Milton was the pres
ent proprietor and was to move there
with his help Monday Peter Rowe, an
old camp attendant. was at the place
doing painting and it was discovered be-
tween lO:c0 and 100 p. m. Sunday night
that fire had caught, probably from the
stove pipe. The boat-house and contents
and some of the furniture were saved.
but the loss was considerable. The build
ng was insured with H. H. Hicl1ok of
Burlington Mr.. Morse places his loss
ht sl,5C above insurance
The Memorial day exercises were held
Monday at 200 p. m. at the Congrega-
tional Church. The church was beauti-
Fully decorated by the ladies', headed by
committee composed of Mrs. G. r..
Rogers, Mrs. n. T. Phelps and Mrs. c.
'. Manly. The committee in charge of
the arrangements We're disappointed in
bot being able to have the band from st.
Adams, which was engaged but was not
able to come The address of the day
was given by v A. Bullard of Burling-
on male quartet composed of Messrs.
:: r. Woodruff. G. A. Pratt, O. H.
iewey and G. y. Wood with Mrs. G. A.
helps at the organ, sang two selections.
stirring recitation was given by Miss
Rita Wlmble, the roll-call, and Lincoln's
ADDRESS at Gettysburg We're given by
red Walston. After the services the
eterans. with flower girls. marched to
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs. Lena T.. Taylor arrived Sunday
pm Tacoma, Wash. to spend some time
9TH her parents. Mr.. and Mrs, George
|right-Mr. and Mrs, G. l.. Mcbride
ID NJ j. Crowley of Burlington visited
ends In town Tuesday.-Mrs. George
uno and daughter May, of New York
fte' are visiting Mr., and Mrs. Fred
Eiss'-Next Sunday will be observed as
|oodmen's Sunday at the Congregational
1urch.-Mr' and Mrs. Harry Bingham
Burlington visited Mr.. and Mrs. Fay
ryin Tuesday
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Z nANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Randolph observed Memorial day on
Saturday. by members of the post as,
sociates, the Women's Relief Corps,
schools and citizens participating in
the exercises, The procession formed
in front of the G, A. r, hall at 1O:SO
headed by the Green Mountain band,
school children as escort, veterans
Women's Relief Corps, associates. and
citizens marching to Soutnview Gene
terry, where the decoration services
We're held, when the line reformed and
returned to the hall. At noon a dim
lContinucd ON page tweI,el
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JERICHO.

Miss FRANKIE Messenger has returned
to Essex Center.--David Bissonett. who
was taken to the Mary Fletcher hospital
last week, has returned home and is in
n serious condition. Miss Cloretta Bar
rett of the University of Vermont was in
town over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs Leigh
ton Rice and Mrs William Warner spent
Saturday at Malletts Bay.--Mrs. Evaline
Wilton went to St Adams Saturday to
visit her daughter, Mrs. S. w. Paige
Miss Iva Pettingill of Essex Center was
an over-Sunday visitor of her parents,
Mr., and Mrs. Walter Pettingil.-.Mrs.
Whitney of Bakersfield is visiting her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Helen Whitney, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Dennis Rood
Mrs. Lucian Howe and daughter Clar-
lisa. of St Johnsbury, are visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Percival
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FLETCHER.

daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Eleazar Taylor Saturday, May 20-Mr
and Mrs. Seth Carpenter have returned
from n several days visit with rela-
tives in Johnson-W. S. Shepardson and
family and b. w. Hooper and family
spent Sunday in Richford
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BEAVER.

/" II. Casweil visited in Milton Sunday
Thomas Cross and family We're in Shell
don Sunday.-Fred Underwood has had
the COWS on the farm that he carries on
tested and seven had to be Killed.. F..
Wagner and family were in Milton Sun
dnV
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served.-Miss Margaret Smith went to
visit her brother. Carl, at Randolph
agricultural school Saturday, returning
Monday.--The Ladies' society of the Con-
gregationai Church will serve a dinner
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eldred
Wednesday. June O.