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JERICHO.

Willis Terrill Of Worthwhile was an over.
Mrs. Loomis Tcrrill-Mrs Edward PAT
ridge and two children of Westford are
visiting her sister Mrs. Hiram Hanlev,-
Mr.. and Mrs James Casey were in Fair
fax over Sundav.-Mr Helen Whitney
who has been very i'll with a quinsy sore
throat has had a relapse.-Mrs LUCIA
Cook and her brother. Ernest Rogers
were over-SundaY visitors at William
Cooks in Standardization Rice, who
had one leg severely damned by a stick
of wood, Is gaining slowly Mr.. and Mr.
Frank Perrigo of Jericho Center We're
visitors at Bert Booths Sunday.-Mre
Bert Booth was taken to the hospital
Saturday and was operated on Sunda IS
morning for appendicitis.-Mr and Mrs
William Giles and daughter, Eliza beth, Of
Montreal are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Almon. Mrs. Lawrence
Quinlan, who is seriously III from the eli .
fects Of a slight shock and heart trouble
Is not as well.--Ralph Brigham has beeu
appointed delegate from the Jericho Cen
ter high school for the older boys annual
conference. which will be held a chester.
Frank Percival has been appointed post
master ana has rented Mr. Page .Ghouscl
moving tho ofrce there February L.
Washington Roscoe has been called ID
Essex Junction ~ the serious illness Of
/ his mot b,r
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BRISTOL.

Mr.. ana Mrs S S Drake Of Mace
donia Ohio, are at the Bristol House
James Hanlon, who was called here by
the illness of his father, returned TO
Rutland Saturday-A son was born 10
DR. and Mrs H. l.. Williamson Friday
Doris Currler sprained an ankle while
skating Friday and is confined 10 the
house,-Dr, + r. Briggs was at home
from Montpelier over SUNDAY. several
high school students went to Starksporo
Friday night to attend the junior CLASS
play.--C. r. Abernethy. aged 20 years
died at his home on West street Satur-
day afternoon. Mr. Abernethy had been
engaged in tn, meat and grocery puSi-
ness here for a number OF years put
owing To poor health he was 0bliged 10
give up all business about four years
ago. About ten DAYS ago he suffered
stroke OF paralysis, which was the cause
OF his death He Is survived by WIG
and three sons, Carleton Of chicago Dr.
I.andon Abernethy Of bakersfield ana j.
r. Abernethy OF this town The funerai
was held at his late home on west
street Tuesday afternoon at ono O'CLOCK
r. ] Cakes OF Richmond Is AZ nome
this week.--L. J. Meilleur went MONDAY
to the Fanny Allen hospital, where no
was operated upon Tuesday for appendi-
Gifts Mrs. Meilleur went to Winooski
TUESDAY Fred latch is lll.-Earl Sargent
is out after an attack Of tonsiiitis, Mrs.
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ORWELL.

Twelve-inch ice was cut Saturday In
Sunset lake.--At the annual meeting of
the First National bank the old board
OF directors We're elected C. NJ. Wright,
E. e. Young G.. \. North. w. r. French
and n l.. Wclls.-'rhe new postmaster,
John t,averley, took the local office Mon
day and has moved the same from w
b. Frenchs store to Bclangers block
on the corner Of Main and Depot streets.
Edward Moore Of Shorcham Is helping
IN the office Hands Cove Chapter OBJ
served gentlcmen's night In the town
hall last evening. o. NJ Wright of New
York cfty has been spending a week ut
the Wright homestead.--J F.. Conway
has returned from Burlineton.-T r.
Nfckerson has been having a serious
time following the extraction of y tooth
He is much hetter.-At the Ladies' Sew
ing society's annual meeting the follow
ing were elected President Mrs C. n
walker; Vice-presldent. Mrs. r c.
Young; secretary and treasurer, Mrs
Lillian BaScoyD
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from Page One).

cemetery and the following members Of
the commandery served as bearers, Or.
T.. II, Martin Frank j. Hubbard, Viii
liam II. Brewster DIR, w. ii, Kingsley
Of Middlcbury and f. w. Briggs and
+. T.. Spooner of Brandon Edward l..
Calvi, who has been studying dentistry
in the dental department of the Univer-
sity Of Maryland at Baltimore, has re-
turned TO town. Mr.. Calvi is thinking
Of going 10 Oklahoma and entering into
business In that State.-Leonard Seeman.
who came here from Holland last spring,
has gone to Florida to work at his trade
as bricklayer When Mr.. Seeman ar
rived in America ne did not know
word OF English, but can now read and
write quite well--John NJ. Bosley, who
was recently able TO be around again
for two weeks following a six weeks
fitness with various complaints, has had
a relapse and IL now confined to his
bed again. being IN a serious condition.
The men Of St Mary's Roman Catholic
Church will give a dinner to the mem
;Ders OF the parish In the basement Of
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RICHMOND.

b. J. MARROW and family left Monday
morning for Boston, Where they Will re-
side. William Bishop is confined to the
house by illnesS-Mrs, DodWell and Mrs,
Champagne. who have been visiting their
parents, Mr., and Mrs, Il, Burke, for Sow
eral days. have returned to their home :
in Shelbun,
The Woman's Missionary society of the
Congregational Church held its annual
meeting at the parsonage January 10,
The following officers were elected, Presl-
dent. Mrs G. r. Pine; vice-president, Mrs
f. II. Shepardson; secretary, Mrs. O, b.
Wood: treasurer, Mrs. George Bartlett
program committee, Mrs, Waite, Mr.,
Fuller Mrs Farr. Mrs. Y. l., Stevens.
There was a large attendance and all
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

The Ail-Stars and HardWick academy
will play basketball Friday evening at
the gymnasium.-IThe annual poultry show
OF the Hardwtck Poultry association will
De held in the opera house January &c, q
and %.-Mr. Gilmore of Bennington grand
warden of the New England Order of
Protection. paid an official visit to the
local lodge Saturday evening.
At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Granite Trust company on
Monday the following We're elected direc-
tors; Harlan r. Kimbau, Charles W
Leonard Frank T. Taylor. Frank A.
Amsden, Dennis T., Mcclure. James A.
Gallagher, Melvin @. Morse George
James and Carroll s. Montgomery Tho
following officers We're elected: Presi-
dent, Harlan r. Kimball; vicc-president,
Frank r Taylor: treasurer, George H.
Mcleod; clerk, ID. L. Mcclure
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

The annual meeting of the First Con-
grogational Church of Essex Junction was
held Wednesday night. Jan. ~. supper
was served previous to the meeting to
the members of the church and parish
which was enjoyed by about 125 people
At the meeting the following officers
were elected President, David Marvin;
clerk, Mrs Wallace Stevens; treasurer.
S. A. Browncll; trustee to serve for three
years, Mrs Marvin Chapman; deacon to
serve three years, H. 6. Pearson; dea-
conesses to servo for three years. Mrs
G. VI. Feriin. Mrs Belle ParsonsA Mrs.
Julia Booth and Mrs G. W. Barney.
superintendent of the church school, l..
W. Post Reports were given by the diff
fcrent societies and several committees
were appointed to carry on the work Of
the church. The church Is now FREE,
from debt as far as running expenses
are concerned.
The annual meeting OF the First Con-
sregatlonal church was held Wednesday
Jan. 10. Supper was served previous to
the meeting to the members OF the
church and parish which was enjoyed by
about l25 people. At the meeting the
following officers We're elected: Prcsi-
dent. David Marvin clerk. Mrs. Wallace
Stevens; treasurer, 5. \. Brownell; trus-
tee to serve three years Mrs. Marvin
| Chapman; deacon to serve three years,
! n. G.. Pearson: deaconesses to serve
| three years. Mrs. c. NJ. Ferrin, Mrs.
Bell Parsons. Mrs c. w. Barney. Mrs.
Julia Booth; superintendent OF the church
school. F. w. Post Reports were given
by the different societies Of the church
and several committees were appointed
10 carry on the work of the church The
church is free from debt ms far as the
| running expenses of the church are con-
cerned
| Funeral services for Miss Beu,ah Drury
were held at the home of her brother,
! Edward Drury, at ten o'clock Saturday
morning, the Rev. c. G. Adams officiat-
ing. The bearers were d. NJ. Robinson,
| II NJ. Clark, c. K. Jennings and Charles
reachout. Burial was in West Milton.
Miss Dr1iry who died January b. was
born in Wcstford November u, 1857, the
daughter OF the late Isaac and Eliza
Drury. She had made her homo with
her brother for = years She will be
greatly missed in the home. where she
| had taken the place of mother to four
motherless children for the last Il years.
| Walter b. F'iske. who has been station
agent here for the past six years, COM
! pleted his duties here Sunday. Mr..
Fiske will 20 soon to san Francisco
where he will have employment during
| tho exposition. .. G. Burnell who has
been the local operator succeeds Mr.
Fiske
, ]. a. Donahue has received his APP
pointment as postmaster at this post
office and will begin his duties soon. Mr..
| Donahuc was postmaster under Grover
| tloveland's last adminsrat ton.
At n meeting of the Athletic associa-
| ton of the Essex Junction high school,
! held last night, the following officers
for 1915 were elected Wesley Smith
l'16, captain of baseball team; Tracy
Clark. II. manager; Allan Gilbert, rs
captain of hockey team; Jack VIM
l'16, manager.
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TOWNSVILLE.

The sunday school held box party at
the hall Wednesday evening F. II.
CheSsmore is in Minneapolis on a business
trip-T l. Stevens was in Montpelier
Wednesday TO attend the sugar makers
association.-Mrs Robert Bash went to
the Mary Fletcher hospital Saturday for
an operation for appendicitis The high
wind Of TUESDAY morning did consider
able damage to the telephone line Several
poles We're demolished Mrs. George Cor
maine of South Starksboro is visiting at
Loren jennings Mrs. Dell IIldreth i in
Nilliston.--The intermediate school Will
go to Montpelier Thursday with the
schools from Richmond.
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WILLISTON.

Miss Abbie SIENNA is spending n few
weeks in Boston with her sister, Miss
Jennie Senna.-Mr. and Mrs. James
McCabe have returned from New York
State Mrs. McCabc will be remembered
Minnie Chapman Of this place.-W
Gray has begun work for Wright Broth
rs, as foreman.-A daughter has been
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Hinsdale.
The Rev. h. NJ. Kent of Salem, y. Y,
district superintendent of the Burling
ton district, and former pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church here, will
preach IN tho Methodist Episcopal Church
January 3l.-Mrs Dell Hildreth OF Jones'
VILE is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
George Goodrich.-Mrs Frank Clark,
who has been i'll with tonsilitis, is get
ting better.-The w. +. NJ society met
with Mrs. Frank Forbes Tuesday after
noon.-Joseph lombard, who has been
III with liver trouble. il able to be out
once more.-Mrs. II. Tilley Of Buring-
ton is the guest OF her sister. Mrs S,
NJ, Tilley. for few weeks. Mrs. Eu-
gene Hanson, who has been Ill, is better.
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CA|11ENDEN COUNTY
JERICHO.

Miss Ninniford Storey Of Cambridge Is
spending few days with Mr.. and Mrs
lIalsey Cady.-Barney Mattimore. who
has been in burlington for some time, is
III town-Geor2c Willard attended tho
Dairymen's association in burlington
Thursday. Mrs. John Schillhammer is
confined TO her bed by illness.--Mrs. Hell
en- Whitney, who has been very III with
a quinsy sore throat is able TO be up
Miss Jennie Martin who has been in st.
Adams for some time, has come to keep
house for her brother, Edward-A sur
prise party was given Mrs. q. j.. HUI
burd Tuesday evening by the Lott!e u
ford society and the Philathia class Of
the Baptist Church. The entertainment
for the evening included singing and
speaking, and games Were played, after
which refreshments were served
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JERICHO CENTER.

Robert Bickncll is i'll with the grip,
II. $ Ransom is able to be out after
weeks illness.--Mrs. Ellen Barber
is i'll and her daughter Lula of Wat
erhury is AT home to care for her
Mrs Charles Nealy died Saturday,
January l6 She is survived by her
husband and two children
Scrampf. visiting at r Moran's. re-
ceived a very painful injury whom he
cut his foot with an axe, seNerins an
artery and bone. Four stitches were
required to close the wound.-A pos
tai from the Rev. Edwin Rose, for
mer pastor of this church. announces
the death of Mrs. Rose, January -, at
I.tStDWal1 tano1n
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w. w. Rider IL seriously III at her homo
on East street.--Mrs. Mary Mitchell
has gone to Waterbury to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Asa Picard The fu-
neral Of Charles p. Abernethy was held
Tuesday afternoon at his late home on
West street The Rev. w. q. McFarlane
ofhciatcd. The bearers were DR.. Landon
Abernethy, j. 10. Abernethy, NJ. E. Aber-
nethy and Arthur Drummond 1nternent
was in Greenwood cemetery. julia
sunderland mother of Mrs. A. G. Sumner
of this town. died at the home Of her son
In Bridport Tuesday morning after a long
Illness. Mrs. David Dalton of Monkton,
who has sold her farm to r. r. Thomas.
Will move to this village and occupy the
house recently purchased Of Mr.. Thomas -
c. A. Burnham has been appointed post
master to succeed +. G. Haskns, who
has held the position for nearly II years.
Francis st. George OF this town and
Miss Della Sears of Addison were married
Monday morning at st. Peters church,
Vergennes. by the Rev. L. a. Nezina-
Edward Carey was In andon this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Monroe have moved
here from Lincoln into W. II. Battles
tenement on North street-Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey J. Hewitt are attending the Yer
mont Maple Sugar Makers association III
Montpeier this week.--'The Willing Work
ers VIII meet Friday afternoon AT the
home Of Mrs C. G. Currier. The hostesses
VIII be MrA Curiier, Mrs. Matte Landon,
Mrs. j. s. Burt and Miss Amy sumner
The gentlemen are invited to supper
Mr.. and Mrs, L. o. Chaplin attended the
funeral Of DR.. u. G. Noble in MiddleburS
Wednesday.-Mr. and Mrs. A. g. Sumner
went to Bridport Wednesday to attend
the funeral OF Mrs. Summers mother Mrs.
Julia Sunderland. who died Tuesday
Mrs. Ceylon Brown IL i'll with quinsy.-D.
6. Sanborn of Richford was in town Wed
nesday.-Mr. and Mrs. T.. 4. F'itzsimmons
entertained at their home north Of the viii
lage Tuesday the members Of St Am
hrose Altar society and other invited
guests Whist was played Mrs Morris
won fret prize and Miss Margaret May
hew won second prize. Refreshments
n
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MILTON.

The body of young man by the name
of Delor. who died suddenly at the home
of Egbert Mills. on the lake shore in Geor-
gia, was brought TO the undertaking
room of b. d. Martin and Monday had
not been claimed. He came from Wor-
cester Mass The funeral Of Michael
Mulvihll was held from the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Allie Lyman, Sunday at
two O'Clock. the Rev. d. H. Strong OFF,
stating. Two selections. Lead, Kindly
Light and Rock of Ages We're sung
by Mrs. Earl Bevins and Mrs. c. NJ. Bel
den, There were many beautiful flowers
The burial was in the family lot in the
village cemetery. Among those present
from ont Of town were his daughter and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Hubar, of Bur
lington, his son, Ira. and daughter, OF
Essex Junction, Mrs. Flagg of Fairfax
and A. w. Lyman of Burlington,-Mrs
Albert Walston is ill-Miss Emma Flint
of Randolph, who Is teaching in Georgia,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
grandfather. the Rev, Il T.. Herrick.-
Earl Ladue of burlington was nm over
SUNDAY guest Of Levi Mayville,
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WINOOSKI.

The annual meeting of the First Con-
gregational Church was held Thursday
evening when the reports Of the Off
condition. The following were elected I:
Prudential committee. Dr A. f. Chill
w T. Mcbride, Burke H. Bigwood and
ID. B. Deming; deacons, r. Barton Whit
neN, Dr. a +. c. Hill, w T.. Mcbride:
treasurer H. Barton whitney: clerk and
collector Mrs. w. T.. Mcbride; mission
airy committee, DR. r. q. FlagR, Mrs.
David Walker and Miss Beth Bigwood
The funeral of Mrs Emma Sweeney
sister of T., Duprat of Murray street, Bur
ington, formerly n resident of this place.
VIII he held at eight O'Clock this morning
at ST Francis Xavier Church Burial
VIII be in st. Francis cemetery.
Thomas Riordan Of Burlington was fined
SO ana costs of Ss4l for intoXication in
municipal court yesterday morning
which he made arrangements to pay. TINS
Is his second offensc.
charles Gilbert PoorboA, AN old offend
en- was arrested Saturday night Tor u
breach of the peace committed near the
tort In court he was sentenced To not
less than four nor more than five
months at hard labor al the house OF cor
rection in Rutland.
Mrs. j. l.. STANLEY went yesterday to
the Mary Fletcher hospital where she un-
derment an operation on her left eve.
The operation was performed by Or NJ
G, Twitch'
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SALISBURY.

Mrs. Fred Grace is much improved and
able to ait up a part of each daN.-Alrs,
C.. A. Bump is "a the Mary Fletcher hos
pital TO he operated upon.-The revival
meeting ut tho Methodist Episcopal
Church closed Sunday evening.-Mrs.
Mathews, who is very i'll with pneumonia,
is about the same.--The regular meeting
of Dunmore Grange will be held Friday
evening.--A number of the members Of
the Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges at
tended the insta LA ton of officers at Bran
don Tuesday evening.-Mrs T. b. Nelson
entertained the Congregational choir
Wednesday evening.--rhe Daughters Of
Ruth met with Mrs, Orren Nelson Tues
duN
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The regular meeting and installation Of
lroauois Camp, NJ. w. A., will be held
Wednesday evening. Following the meet
ing refreshments will be served.
The annual installation of the officers
or Iroquols Camp, Modern Woodmen Of
America, was held in their hall last
evening when State Deputy a. O. Palmer
of Burlington WAS the installing officer.
assisted by G. g. Allard. Following the
installation ceremonies smoker was
held. Following are the officers In
stalled Venerable consul. Oscar Mayo:
clerk. William Abair; worthy advisor,
Martin Wech; banker, Paul Gunther;
past consul Gus Kaufman; trustees, Leo
Affair Leo Devino and Charles Laval
ley: Waterman, Peter Trayah: sentry,
Frank Gadue. chief forester, c. G. AL
-.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

James Cass Of Randolph is visiting
at William Miners and II. f, Hanks
Mr. and Mrs. Archie White visited
his sister I'm Burlington over sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Andrews of
Richmond visited his brother, F. O.
Andrews. Saturday and sunday
liam Cady OF Jericho visited his
daughter. Mrs. NJ +. Brewster. the
first of the week-E. O. Gorton re-
mains about the same. \ trained
nurse is caring for hm.-The next
entertainment Of the course will he
by Fred f, Baker lecturer, on Thurs
dQy evening
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HINESBURG.

~ T.. Redmond will carry on the
Charles Partch farm this Year and take
possession March Truman Burritt and
his daughter, Ruth, visited Quincy
Thurston I'm Jericho over Saturday and
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. A. Sykes have
gone to New Hampshire for a few days,
Albert w. Emo of Newell Iowa. Is
visiting in town-Joseph Morrill, fell on
the ice near his mail box recently and
broke his ankle,
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bushnell started
for Thomsonville, Conn, Thursday to
spend several weeks with their sons
Mrs Grove Tllley and son of burlington
spent the past week at Marshall Tilley's
MIR and Mrs. Robert Gray of Calais
are spending IA few days at II j. Me
enzle's Mrs. +. j. Mckenzie is re-
covering from an Illness, Miss Florence
Allen has returned after spending n few
weeks in Burlington and Brandon -
James Cosans has returned 10 Spring
field, Mass, after attending the funeral
of his father here.-Miss Claire
Hun has returned from Boston. where
she has spent q few mopths.-James Nc.
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Ia NJ. Gage Of NatiCk. Mass, VINO
has been visiting his daughter, Mar
Jorie Gage. and relatives here, mas
returned home The Whist club met
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs ID.
a. kimball Tuesday evening -Edward
Molby, Percy Kimball and wilmer
Knowles are the delegates from this
place to attend the state older Boys
conference held in Chester saturday
and Sunday,--Mrs. Fred Harrington
entertained her SUNDAY school class
with dinner at her home Saturday
Miss Jane Dalton has closed her school
for one week She Is at home with her
mother and they are moving their
household goods to Bristol where they
have bought "A home
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SHOREHAM.

The ordination of the Rev. r. b. Sim
mons will be held Tuesday, January 2S
The council is called at 10 o'clock. The
sermon and ordination service will be at
80 o'clock. Dinner will be served at
noon in the ladies' rooms-Henry Wright
is in Boston.-Mrs. John Moore entertain
ed the Moravian club Tuesday afternoon
L. H. Nottingham is IN Rutland.-Fri-
day evening the 2Sth the Shoreham I'M
provement society will have another Of
their card parties In Academy hall.
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ESSEX CENTER.

series Of special services are being
held at the Methodist Episcopal Church
The pastor will be assisted this week by
the Rev. G. a NuttinE Of jericho, and
the Rev. w. r. Dukeshire of St Adams.
District No. A. OF the home depart
ment OF the Sunday schools held a.
social Friday evening at the home Of
Newell story A. being present. The
evening was spent with games, violin
and piano duets, and singing Refrcsh-
ments Were served and collection taken
Cor tho honcflt Of tho donartmnnt.
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WHITING.

Mrs Clara Brown is in Brandon, tho
guest of her sister, Miss Kate Rioh'-
l.. A. Webster has returned to his duties
In the West after visiting his family Sow
erl weeks,-Mrs. j. \. Denton and III
tie daughter, Prudence. of Brandon. were
guests over Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs H.
w. Denton Miss Joice Harrington or
Middlebury was a guest Tuesday or Mrs
y. g. Freegard.-Mr, and Mrs Charles
Lewis were guests of her mother over
Sunday at Chipman's Point.
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs Julia Gregory is in Wiliston, call
ed there by the death of her cousin. Miss
Beulah Drurv.--Mrs Harry Gregory Is
IN Jericho-Fivo new members joined the
Changers Saturday evening Samuel
Chase went Monday to Eden TO visit his
mother, who has been i'll for long time,
and Is now worse--Mrs. Angus Tomlinson
and sister Miss Bernice Hall. We're in
Burlington Monday.-Mrs. Harriet Hall
t, tn