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SHELBURNE.

|. II. Deyette is suffering with a
spralned ankle.--Ilarold Marsett broke
his right wrist Saturday. John Early
has gone to the Fanny Allen hospital
for an operation for appendicitis Mrs.
Cyrus Van Nliet has returned after
three weeks at the Mary Fletcher hos
ptal-Earl a. Braman is taking n vaca-
ton and will visit friends and relatives
in Michigan. Miss Lillian Cobb of Bur-
lington will have charge Of the music
at Trinity Church during his absence
The Grange hall at Shelburne Falls is
being wired for electric ightng.-There
will be a maple sugar socable at Grange
hall, No. 399, Wednesday evening. Supper
will be served from seven till 500. NJ
i,
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Miss Maud Lamson of Englewood, y,
j.. is with her parents. Mr., and Mrs, A.
T.. LamSon-Mrs. Bradley entertained a
few friends Saturday afternoon in honor
of Mrs Graham, who is soon to return
to her home in Central Valley, y. j.
pleasing program, consisting of vocal
selections by Mrs. Graham, Instrumental
selections by Miss Bradley and readings
by Miss Plante and Miss Barney was
rendered. Luther Ravlin. who is under
going treatment at the Mary Fletcher
hospital, is improving.
Dr. H. l.. Mills of Burlington has tested
for w. w. Aldrich his herd Of y head of
cattle and pronounced them free from
disease Mrs. jerome HouGhton of Hines
burg has been in town TO see her sister,
Mrs Elijah Rollins who is critically Ill.
Homer Taft spent Easter at his home
In Starksboro.-The listers have started
on their annual rounds
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

Several changes in the janitor servi
| went into effect at the customs holl
and poStoffice in this city April /. ri
position Of janitor Waterman. held
julius W. Domey from 1903 until his deal
last December, has been permanent
| filed in tho transfer here by order of d
secretary of the trea sury of Robert
Stone, a former deputy collector al
Inspector of customs at Island Poi1
Mr.. Stone began his new duties Thu1
day, The vacancy caused ny the resi-
| nation OF William Fitzgerald ianitor sin
1898, will not be permanently filled UNI
, after civil service examination NJ
been held and a register of eligibles \
| tablished from which a selection for Il
place can be made Joseph r Peril
has received a. temporary appointme}
The position on the janitor force. Id
by Harry J. Chadwick since October
last, was created for six months on
and expired by limitation March 81, ri
janitor force consequently now consii
Of only two men, as herewith noted
\. g. Williams has purchased Of Il
! Baptist Church society the house and
at l. Congress street and he and MI
Williams have moved there from the !
called Reardsev house on North Ma
street. The Rev. Or. and Mrs. Geor|
u. Gould have moved from II Congrt'
street to the Baptist parsonage just e;
| Of the church.
| Mrs Frank St Lawrence. aged a Yea
died Thursday evening at her home
Swanton Junction after a six months
| a., 10. !,
two sons. George of St Albans and WI
liam of HolyoRe. Mass. and five daug
tiers, Mrs. Edward Farrell OF swami
Mrs. Peter LeClar of 1IighGate Sprn}
Mrs. George Blair of the Swanton ro
and Mrs. Fred Bronson and Mrs f
Thompson of ST. Adams The fune
was held at the church at swami
Saturday morning at ten O'Clock, and
burial was in Swanton.
The annual meeting Of the AutoI
club was held at the club rooms sat
day afternoon, the president, Mrs, f.
Smith. presiding Reports We're given
follows: Recording secretary. Mrs, Fra
Walworth Smith; treasurer, Mrs. &
| Bostwick; corresponding secretary. n
A. d. Tennoy; and by chairmen Of ca
mittees as follows: House. Mrs
Masiff; program, Mrs NJ. d. Gree
| entertainment, Mrs John G. Stranah1
Tuesday evening program. Mrs. Ern
| II. Lewis, Tuesday evening refreshmeI
| Mrs. George w Allen; Christmas II
| Mrs. a. A, Emery; sewing circle, N
| Louisa Gilman; Glee club. Mrs y.
| Atwood: visiting nurse Mrs. T. G. Snl
| liandicraft society. Mrs. John GIBBS
| federation stamps, Miss Susan b. Sow
| 1t was voted to send the usual
preparation of $40 toward the support
state normal school scholarship
some gin who In return promises to 3
a certain length of service in the rl
| schools. 1t was voted to have the cli
| anpoint five delegates TO the meetinS
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WESTFORD.

Mrs. Archie b. Rice returned from the
PIttsford sanatorium Saturday flu
neral of Miss Paulina Osgood was held
saturday afternoon at two o'clock The
Rev. Mr. White offciated. The Ladies'
Aid society Of the Methodist Church will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs L.
i. Irlsh.-Mrs Pray has been visiting
hor sister Mrs. NJ T.. Haselton. Tho
Ladies Social club met " ednesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs H. r.
Picrce.--Alisscs Eva Dominique and Mary
iIaseton have been al home from Essex
junction for a weeks vacation-T w
Grow is at home from the hospital
G. T.. Whipple returned from Montpelier
Saturday.-The Daisy Chain met Satur-
day with Miss Mildred Irish.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FARM BARGAIN. $500 buys 1bo acres,
stock and tools, one-story and nan
house arranged FOR one or two families
h0-foOt cellar under whole; hot and cold
soft water; bathroom; barns; hcnhouSc
FOR 100 hens. 1000 feet spruce; o00el
feet hardwood, 200 solid cord. Sugar
orchard hangs 1000 sap tubs; two evap-
orators; smoothest hill farm within
twenty miles; best potato soil in New
England; also stra wberries: school
within half mile: telephone ard X. i.
y. Monroe T. Cram, Mortified, VI.
S3Gt&Vr1t
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The w. G.. r. l.. held it's April
meeting at the Vestry Wednesday
| afternoon.-The Widcawake Mission band
Will meet Saturday afternoon Little
Fenwick Fonda, the four-year-old son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fonda, Is i'll
with whooping cough.-Miss Bessie Dow
is confined to the house with mumps.-
Mrs. George Hazard who has
been with her sister Mrs. Leon
Pr1ndle. in Charlotte, where she has
been resting since leaving the hospital
In Burlington. has gone to Hinesburg
to spend few weeks with her brother,
Gaylord Baldwin, and Mrs. Baldwin,
| Theodore Poulin has gone to New Haven
to remain through the spring with his
grandfather, Mitchell Poulin, and attend
school.-The schools in town opened Mon
day morning after a vacation of three
weeks.-t'our young children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Stearns of St Adams who
have been spending two weeks with their
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Stearns, returned home Saturday Mrs
Stearns accompanied them and will re-
| main In st. Adams for an indefinite visit
Miss Anna Hayes is at home from her
school in liardwick for Week.-Lcster
NJ Prindle is at home from the Uni
N"rsltN of Vermont for the Easter inter-
| Winfield Tower has returned
| to Sholburnc after spending the spring
vacation with his grandparents, Mr. and
| Mrs. w. G. Scott--Fcnwicl< Estey. who
| is attending school in Bristol is spend
| ing the Faster recess with his parents
! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Estey.-Mrs. Timothy
stebbns who has spent the winter
| months with her grandson William
Steady. has returned 10 her home at
| the Nillage.--,Mrs. Burt Carpenter return
| "d saturday evening from Fair Haven,
where she has been visiting Miss Mar
| Saret Owcns.-CIifford Wright Of Brook
! lyn, grandson of the late DR.. CYRUS G.
| PrinGle. is at Mrs. Sarah liorsford $
| farm for the summer.-Ethan Rucl moved
| April l to Edwin ~. Plsndle's tenement
over the blacksmith shop.-Dr. +. A.
| Rich and family of burlington spent sun
| DAY with Or. and ms. Narney.-John 4.
| Hart Of Westford is visiting his brother.
| Thomas d. Hart, and Mrs. Hart
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among them being tho families Of Mrs.
c. b. lapgood and G. ID. Miller. Mrs.
William Heatherington is also ill--Mrs.
G. ". Cutler is critically i'll with pneu-
monia.-The sugar sociabe, which was
to have been held Tuesday evening, was
cancelled owing to SO much illness. Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Douglass spent
Easter in Iluntington.--Dr. Mckenzie
of New York came to spend Easter with
his mother and sister, Mrs. A. j.
Crandall.--Nrs. +. II. Chcssmoro has 30
far recovered that she will be able to
go to Charlotte Saturday to visit her
parents for time. School reopened Mon
day after a two weeks vacaton.--Mrs
Cora Olmstcad and daughters who have
been spending a week at A. L. Crandalrs,
have gone to Maine.
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ESSEX CENTER.

DR.. Flagg, who has been i'll, is able to
he out.--Mrs. Charles Kenyon is I'LL he
high. village and rural schools opened
Monday after the Easter vacation.-The
Outlook club met with Mrs. +. +,
Mckenzie Wednesday.-NJss Pearl
Nichols, who has been seriously i'll, is
better,-Miss Lena Bates has returned
to school after the Easter vacation.
Mrs. Lillian Pike Everest will give
several readings in the l.. G. /. hall
this evening for the benefit Of the
grammar school graduating class
The Misses D;svis and Turner will as
sist with vocal and instrumental Sc
lections.--Miss Annie q. Wood of Ran
dolph has resumed her duties in the
primary school.--Minnie HAYS, super
intendent, called on schools in town
this week.
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BRIDPORT.

Jonas Payne has returned to Rutland.
The funeral of Charles Barnes vas held
at his late residence Saturday afternoon,
the Rev Griffith Evans officiating.-rwo
new members joined the CONGREGATIONAL
Church Easter Sunday. Franklin Will
liams is at home for the Easter Vaca-
tion.-Mrs. J. II. Howe has returned from
Middlebury. Hiram kingsland, who was
taken suddenly Ill last week. is some
what better.--Mossrs. Smith and
Nichols have returned from Montpelier.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

George Siekriest has sold his prom.
erty on West street to Eli Dague. pos.
session given at once. Mr.. Siegries,
has moved to his house on lower Pear
street.
Miss Elizabeth Daniels died Sunday
morning at the Fanny Allen hospit a
following a two years Illness with
complication of diseases. Miss Danioli
was formerly Of St. Adams. but for Sc.
cral weeks previous to her going to tn
hospital had been at the home of ho
niece. Mrs. Edna Teachout. She IL sur
vived by several brothers and sisters
among whom are Mrs. Mary Kilgoro and
Mrs. Jenni" trisbie of this place Ed
neral services were held at the Conere|
gational Church at one o'clock Tuesda
Hternoon, with burial in the villa FL
cemetery.
Principal L. j. Berry announced tn,
commencement honors of the senior ella 81
of the high school in assembly Tues
day morning. as follows: Naledictora n
Miss Elizabeth Smith; salutatoran
Gladys Post. The five commencement
speakers chosen from their standing id
the class are: Elizabeth Smith, GladyI
Post, Bessie Percival. Annis Barney, Rita
Roberts. The senior class numbers L.
Miss Matilda Mayhem of Brandon hal
returned home after brief visit with h
| sister, Mrs. Oliver Desorda.
! Damage TO the extent of So was dom
by the fire Monday afternoon on TIL
/ property Of Fred Greenough, where he 4
! building a house.
The annual meeting of Bethany chan
| ter, No Il. o. +. $, was held Monda]
evening and the following officers wer
reelected, Worthy matron. Donna Hall
worthy patron, David Marvin: associat
matron, Clara Drury; conductress, Adeli
/ lrlndlc; associate conductress, And
Baldwin; secretary Mary Nichols; trea
urer, Emma Iuntley The other officer
will be appointed by the worthy matro
| The installation will be held April I,
AT the meeting Monday evening Worth
Patron David Marvin, in a plea sing man
ner, presented a book to Mrs Ellen \
! Child, who is the oldest member of IN
chapter and who has been chaplain fl
a year. Following the presentation Mr|
! H. b. Wiley sang solo very acceptable
| Refreshments We're served.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Ira Ring of Starkshoro has moved into
X. \. Norton's tenement over Miles store
Mrs G.. W. Brewster is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. clara Norton, in BurluS-
ton.-A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Clarence SWinyer.-Ernest Bapp or
Burlington visited at William Leavtt's
the last of the Weok.-M. f. Brewster is
visiting at William Cady's in Jericho -
W. l., Ring and w. Il. Taft We're in Bur
ington Wednesday to attend the road
commissioners meeting.
Ask anyone where the good groceries
come from. and they will tell you The
Golden Rule. The Pure Food Store. Try
us Walter NJ. Taber. proprietor, Hun
tington Center W. (adV)
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home this week.--The Rev. DR.. Cur.
It's is attending Troy conference a.
Saratoga Springs this week. There
will be no preaching service at the
Methodist Episcopal Church on Sun
day. The Sunday school will be held
as usual and the G.. Il. S. G. Il. will
meet at 200 p. m. In the vestry. -.
Claud Graves Of North Hero was the
guest of his mothcr-in-law, Mrs
George Bombard, Sunday.--The Ladies
Aid will meet with Mrs. Curtis to-day
Miss Florence Curtis Of St Alban,
has been the guest of her aunt, Ms
Frank Curtis.--Miss Anlgus from Hart.
ford, Conn, is the guest Of her sister
Mrs, w. NJ Barber
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STIOREHAM.

Mir and Mrs, r. Il. Holmes have g.
turned from Irasburg. where they la
spent most of the winter-W. j. Anae
son returned to Mt. l!ermon Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Il. Douglas are parent
of Il daughter, born April 1.-The Mise.
Mabie Larrabec. Dorothy Smith and Mis-
Clemens returned to Northheld, Mass
the first of the week.--Miss Ethel BeldeI
was home from Castleton Normal schoo
for the Easter acation.-Henry Ward
store at Shorehsm Centerwas broken int
Monday night and about $40 stolen.-AIa
dam Langlois fell Sunday morning ant
was badly bruised. No bones Wcr,
broken.
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WEST BOLTON.

Charles Lacaillade married Miss Ste
ems in Huntington March Collar
Gregory has rented and moved to &
Whitconrb farm formerly owned by L
late l.. J. Gile.-Miss Bernice Hall has +
turned from Cambridge. Mrs. Harri
hall observed her S6th birthday April
she lives alone. does her housework, a
is making sugar this sprins.-T
Changers had sugar party at their h
saturday evening.-Lucy and Roy Eva
returned Saturday to their home in r,
lington, having spent the week wi
friends in toWn.--Mr. and Mrs. Robe
Streeter of Richmond We're at G.. '
Streeter's SundaY.-SChools commenc
Monday with Miss BESSIE Leary and
L. Barrett as teachers-Niiss Lorey c;
commenced her school in Underhill Mo
daN,
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MONKTON.

Mrs. Elizabeth Cornell has gone to
Fort Edward, y. y. where she will re-
main some time visiting friends. + arm
ers have made but little suga~ in this
vicnity.-There vii be no preaching SER
vice at the Methodist Episcopal Church
sunday, as the Rev. and Mrs g. G.
Cornell are attending Troy conforcnc 3
Mrs Jane Mech, was given post
card shower April >. il being her 95th
birthday. she received over 1o, cards
There arc several cases of whoopin Z
cough in this ,Vicinity.--Mrs. Henry
Saunders was operated on at the Mary
Fletcher hospital last week, Go gall stones
being removed. She is doing as well as
can be expected-Don Sears Is at home
from Beeman Academy to spero the
Easter vacation
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ORWELL.

Milton Rowe has recovered from his
illness.-Mr. and Mrs. Fordyce Wisell
have moved to the Bascom farm. Mr..
and Mrs Arthur Monger, who have
been i'll for a week, are Improving
Mrs. H. A. Prescott is gaining slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Liston Allard Of Ben
son have moved to the BENJAMIN
French farm.-C. j. Blair has return
ed from Manchester, n. H., where he
spent several days-Mrs. l.. T.. Lille
and daughter have been for some days
in Rutland.-John Swenor and family
have moved from Shoreham to the
Daniel Buell. farm,-TNe Fortnighuy
club is making plans for an "Old
Maids Convention to be given in the
town hall about May 12.--Thc regular
monthly business meetiHg of the Y,
i. s. c, f.. was held Monday evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. r. S.
| fIall-Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Allen, who
have been in Randolph for year, re-
turned to orwell Saturday evening.
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TOWNSVILLE.

There was Il social evening at the
hall Tuesday evening New maple sugar
on snow was serVed.-Mrs. Cora Ohm
stead and daughters are spending "A few
days at \. e. Crandalrs. They will so
the middle of this week 10 Maine, where
they are to reside, Mrs. Earl Lombard
and little cousin OF Montpelier visited
Mrs, j, e, Atkins Thursday .-Mrs r.
Whalen was the guest of relatives in
Burlington last week .-William lIcarther
ington is improving.
Several taluilies are i'll with tho grin.
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ADDISON.

Easter services were held at
the church Sunday. The church was
prettily trimmed and the exercises were
well carried out by the children OF the
sunday school. After the services the
promotion exercises were he'd and
diplomas presented to the children
Harold Crane, who is attending the Ran
do!ph Agricultural school, is the guest
of his parents, MIR. and Mrs. A. s. Crane,
during the Faster recess-The schools
IN town opened Monday.-Mrs. Zana
clark Sheffield Of Binghamton, y. v.
is spending some time with her mother
and sister. Mrs l.. +, Clark. and dauGh-
ter,-Mrs. NJ. a. Smith has been ill.,
Henry Palmer is in a critical condition.
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AUCTION SALE

Pair brown horses. to S years old,
weight $500: pair dapple gray horses,
years, weight 1900: pair gray horses,
to nine years old, weight 200. pair
gray and black, > and G Years old,
and horse. and years, weight $500;
pair black horses, and s years. weight
$500; pair bay horses, : and years,
weight Zoo: pair roam horses and
years, weight 400 pair chestnut mare
and horse. years. 1.S00: pair graY
horses. Z years. weight 1,150; bay PAGER,
sired by Green Mountain Boy, years
old. 1896 lbs; bay mare, I years, by
. years: gray colt. 3 coming T. 1000
lbs. big gray horse, years, 600 lbs;
bay horse. years. weight 400; 20
small horses. weight 900 to 1000. all
sizes, kinds and colors: also a chestnut
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FOR SALE-Any part or all. cash or lum-
Der, Lane saw MILL No. !, special wire
rope feed, 50 h. r. aut. engine, 40 H. p.
engine, center crank aut., 20 h. p. en-
CINE side crank. Lane heavy draw
ing in rig. Lane drag saw. hand
edger heavy bench saw, Col. Com.
boiler 30 h. D.. 40 feet 20 inch stack.
Bryant band saw cut off for logs, heavy
bobbin splitter, two lathes with center
ing cups. 20 light dynamo with switch
and lamps. shafting, hangers and belt
ing. All iron hand derrick only used
two months. about 700 feet "a gal wire
rope in guys, two heavy stone chains.
ring and hook, four two sheave blocks
for / and Ia rope. 200 feet l IA Mani.
rope. W. p. Carpenter, Bradford, VT.
81 wl3t
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FOR RENT.

TO RENT OR FOR SALE,-Choice onion
and tobacco land near corn cannery at
Westminster Station, VT. A good OPP
portunty for truck farming. Two sew
en-room tenements, barns, pastures and
timber land well watered The above
property is offered for rent or sale at
a bargain as the owner has other bust
ness. Terms, 80 per cent. down and the
balance can lay at five per cent Ad-
dress w. V. FAIR, Burlington, VT.
7S,d,w,tf.
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Mildred White has returned TO
the Burlington high school after passing
the Faster vacation with her mother.
Mrs. NJ. w. Hnsdale. Earl Aver and two
da ughters. Dorothy and Katherine visit
ed in St Adams Friday and Saturday.
School commenced Monday with Mrs.
Belle Batcheer of Middlebury as teach
er-Donald Aver, who has been confined
to the house with an abscess for the past
three weeks, is rapidly improving Law
renee Wellnger and ia mily spent Easter
In \Vllliston
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FOR SALE.

HOTELS, STORES AND REAL ESTATE
bargain. a nice 50 acre farm with nice
house and good barns, nice new silo,
new henhouse big sugar bush can
hang 700 tubs, lots fruit. Farm Will
carry 10 COWS or more Mail r. ID. 20
minutes drive to depot. near good
neighbors. Price only sl,TO, part cash,
Also nice II acre place IN village, good
buildings, only $1,000, u cash. Nice 10
acre place for only $3.50. y. ], Potwin,
South RoyaltOn, VT. S3,e. cd .&w.3w.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Mrs. Henry White is ill.-R. j. Purdy
is in the West on business. james
Brodie has rented a blacksmoth shop In
South Albany, taking possession Mon
\, Lawson, who Is i'll with
tuberculosis. is failing pidly.-Edwtn
Lessney of Canada is visiting his family.
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JERICHO.

Mrs. Mary Bach was called to West
ford the last of the week on account of
the death of her sister, Mrs. Osborn
Mrs, Edythe Perry, principal of the grad
ed school, has returned from Middletown
Springs. Mrs. Evelyn Wilton is ILL
Miss Pansy Bu2zell has returned after
Spending "A week in Burlington. Raymond
Cook cut his thumb and one finger on
the circular saw at Warren Buxton s
mill where he was working,
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LINCOLN.

Mrs. Rozilla Cushman is i'll at Charles
Purinton's Mrs John Davis is ill.--There
will be no services in the Methodist Eps-
copal Church Sunday. April Ii, 1t being
conference Sunday.-The Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mccarthy were at =. II. Buell.
Monday-Mrs. Maggie Madigan of Bur.
lington was with relatives in town for a
few days.-The funeral services of Moses
Colby We're held in the Methodist Epsco-
pal Church Sunday afternoon. The Rev.
u. w. Reid pastor, ofticiated A male
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COLCHESTER.

Miss Dorothy Harvey. who spent la st
vacation with relatives in town, retur
ed to Montpelier. Her grandmother, MI
Kinney, accompanied her.-Mrs. Sa h
Collins is spending a few weeks
the southern part of the State visitil
frends.-NIiss Dorothy Wright is spen
ing the week with her parents.-Mrs.
O, Wales returned to her home in We
bridge Saturday