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GEORGIA.

A pretty home wedding took place at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs Z. a.
Wood Friday afternoon. November rs.
when their only daughter, Alice c.. was
united In marriage to Alexander p. An
derson, formerly OF Barre, now Of Geor-
gia. The rooms were decorated in cedar.
The bride was attended by Miss Ber-
tina Truax of st. Albans as maid Of
honor and four cousins as bridesmaids,
the Misses Florence and Nellie Boyden
of Cambridge and the Misses Grace and
Marion Wood of Georgia. The brides
maids carried ropes of cedar, the maid
OF honor pink carnations and the bride
carried white carnations. The bride
was gowned In white crepe de chine
and the maid of honor dressed in blue
chiffon. The groom was attended by his
brother, John Anderson. also of Barre.
Among the many guests from out Of
town were Mr. and Mrs Anderson OF
Barre. parents of the groom; c. H..
Wood and family of ST. Adams, Mrs.
Phila Boyden and family Of Cambridge,
Harry Allen of Essex, DR.. and Mrs.
!. w. Jenne of Burlington and Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson Of Barre The wedding
march was played by Mrs. Boyden of
Cambridge The Rev. G. II. Lock of
Sheldon, formerly of Georgia, performed
the ceremony. The day was the S3rd
anniversary OF the brides grandmother,
who resides with her daughter. Mrs.
T. A. Wood.
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WEST BOLTOE.

The funeral Of Arlie Hosford, who was
shot while hunting with his cousin, Verde
Woodward. on THANKSGIVING day, was
noon at one o'clock the Rev. j. r. Buz~
Eell officiating The bearers We're Alden
Irish and brother, John Smith and Frank
Fuller. The church was filled with
neighbors and friends of this and the
surrounding towns. His schoolmates at
tended in a body and furnished white
carnations. Those from away that at
tended the funeral We're Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Waterman Of Union Village and
Mrs Charles Woodward and children of
Dux bury Stanley Tomlinson has return
ed from Worcester. Mass.-Miss Minerva
Johnson OF Worcester Mass. is a guest
at II. p. Tomlinson' q. -Schools closed
Friday for n vacation of two weeks 49,
Miss Bernice Bullock of Jericho was a
guest of Miss Olive Dubois last week.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bashaw and Mrs.
Robert Streeter of Richmond were wish
tors at G. W. Streeters Saturday.-Mr,
and Mrs w. G. Minckler have returned
to Grand Isle, having spent few days
with Mrs. Minckler's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. X. Davis.-Mr, and Mrs. F. A.,
Balch OF Jonesville We're in town Sun
day.-At the meeting of Unity Grange
November Goth the following officers were
elected: Master. ]. H. Smith: overseer,
G. r. Gle; lecturer, Mrs j, II. Smith
steward r. r. Davis; assistant steward,
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ENOSBURG.

number of friends and ne!ghbors
gathered at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
J. O, Gross Friday evening to celebrate
the 25th anniversary of their MARRIAGE
The Sunday school classes of G. r.
Leach and Mrs. George Stufflebeam spent
Saturday afternoon at the homo of Mr.
Leach. After transacting business the
boys and girls with their teachers en-
joyed games and refreshm ents,-,MI.s.
Lyman Gilbert is entertaining her
brother-in-law, Mr.. Chase, and her
cousin, Mrs. S. Perley of East Berkshire.
Mrs. Edward Moffat of West Enosburg
Is critically i'll from shock of paralysis.
MIR. and Mrs. II. L. Hopkins and son.
Carl, of Trout River went Thanksgiving
day to the home of their brother. Melv n
Hopkins. In St Adams. where Miss
Myrtle Hopkins is making her home for
the present.-The barn Of Charles Hart
In East Enosburg was burned early Mon
day morning in n mysterious way It was
used only as storage for tools, wagons,
etc, and had not been entered by Mr.
Hart for several days.
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FAIRFAX.

Mrs. r. s. F'lagg and son spent Thanks
giving with her parents in Burlington
William Archambault Of Richford is
business visitor i'm town.--The ladies Of
the Baptist Church will hold a fair and
serve supper in their church Wednes-
day afternoon and evening. December s..
Mrs. Alice Emery has returned home
from an extended visit with friends in
Massachusetts. G. J. Durgce of
Albany. n. y. is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. S. W. Brush.-The Fidelity class
will hold its annual meeting next Fri
day evening with Mrs. Alice Emery
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Il. Beeman. Mrs G. C.
Alfred and Allen Alfred spent Thanks
giving in Essex Junction. guests of Mr.
and MIS-. A. 4. Beeman.-Mr and Mrs
Shiertliff of Barre are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Hicks. -Mr. and Mrs
Loren Tabor of Pittsfield. Mass, former
ly of this place. are visiting friends in
town.-Mrs r. G. Leach and two sons
of East Georgia. have been visiting her
mother, Mrs T. l.. Marvin, for few
days.-Miss Bertha Shedd of St Adams
has been visiting relatives in town the
past wcek.AIss Ruth Shepardson OF
tho Potsdam. y. y, Normal Music
school, Miss Edith Corners of the John
son Normal school. Misses Jessie South
ard. Edith Halstead, Consuclo Stewart
and clifford Stewart Of the University
of Vermont have returned To their studies
after passing the THANKSGIVING vacation
with their parents
Miss Ella Bellus OF Lawrence, Mass, is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
y. lluS Tho ladies Of q Ran Church
will hold their Christmas sale in the
church Wednesday afternoon and even
ing. December $. Supper will he served
at $50. Contributions for the sale may
he left at the parsonage or with M's
Hotchkiss not later than December 4. At
A meeting Of the Sunday school executive
with suitable exercises. Committees We're
appointed to arrange the progran l.-Tho
Methodist Sunday school will observe
Christmas with a tree in their church on
friday evening, December "A. A pro-
gram is being arranged by the commit
tee.-A1r. aud Mrs. e. W. Brush enter
tanned the Methodist choir and their
families at their home Tuesday evening.
\ delicious suppe" was served to g and
during the evening Ny Brush gave So
lections on his new Edison monograph
which We're greatly enjoyed. Mr.. Brush
Is president Of the choir organization.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

The sudden death of William d. Os-
born on THANKSGIVING day. caused by
fall from a load of corn fodder, was a
shock to the community. Mr. Osborn was
born in Clarencevlle y. @, January %,
1913, the oldest son Of Isaac and Jane
Eddy Osborn He was twice married. first
to Miss Camelia Lamoreux of this place,
on March q. 1866. She died on December
20, 1867. leaving him with one daughter.
His second marriage was to Miss Cynthia
l.amoreux, also of this place. on January
q. 1872. To them were born three chill
dren, the oldest dying in infancy. He
survived by his wife. one son Charles l..
Osborn of Burlington, two daughters,
Mrs DIN Willitts of Smithvile, y. j.,
Hertha Il. Osborn. who lives at home, and
one brother, Daniel +. Osborn of Jeffet-
sonville. He came to this town when Il
young man, working at his trade as black
smith and later adding that of wheel
wright at which he worked many years
Ue spent three years in the mining dis
tricts of Colorado and on his return in 1883
took up farming. at which he was very
successful. He was of a retiring dispos
ton, a kind husband and father and was
respected and honored by all who knew
Kim. The funeral was held at his late
home Sunday afternoon at two O'CLOCK,
the Rev f. r. Crabtree, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church officiating.
The floral offerings were beautiful The
bearers were Melvin Pike, George Pike,
Seymour Pike, julius Hill. D. T. Trombley
and Andrew Holcomb Those from out
Of town who attended were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles l.. Osborn Mrs. f. S. Eol-
comb, Mrs Louisa Ladd William La
noureux and Daniel Eddy of Burlington,
Daniel Osborn and son. Melbourne. of
Shelburne, Mrs. Everett Congdon of Nor
folk, ~ y. Mr.. and Mrs. F. y. Moore Of
Coopersville. n. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Mall
colin McCalum, Mrs. Ernest McCallum,
Mr.. Laufin and Mr.. Johnson OF Canada;
Mr.. and Mrs. Wadsworth. Mrs. Julius
SERVER, Fred SERVER and Mr. Derrick Of
.\lhurr
The ferry running from Chazy, y. Y.
to Isle La Motto has discontinued.
and Mrs. ohm Rorbach and Julia Ffske
returned to their home In New York after
spending the summer at their cottage. -
Emmet Hyde Of Chazy, y. Y, is spending
some time a, H. +. Pike's.-TIattie Stin-
son returned home from Boston last
week. The Misses Bertha and Rena
Hin, Gertrude Pike. Ruth Thomas and
Henry Hin returned TO r. II. s. after
spending THANKSGIVING with their par
ents.-James Jarvis returned home Tues
/ day after spending several days in Bur
/ l.ngtOn.
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FAIRFIELD.

The students who attend Goddard
Seminary from this town and who spent
their THANKSGIVING at home have return
ed to their studies.--Miss Helen Kings
land of Goddard Seminary visited Fran
ces and Charlotte Soule Saturday and
Sunday.-Charles Hoernle and Lawton
Witt of Barre passed the weekend with
II. S. Soule The ladies of tine Congre-
rational Church realized S15 from their
chicken-pie supper, held last Saturday
evening.--Lione Merrill Of Wiliston was
in town Friday and Saturday.-George
Austin. whose house was burned a short
time ago. has bought the store at St
Rocks and will move it to his farm to
fix over into a dWellng.--T. w Hale
was in St. Adams Tuesday on business.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
NORTH ALBURG.

Mrs. Harry Walker of Clarenceville,
Que. was business caller in town
Thursday and Mrs Malcolm NJ
Callum. David Mclaughlin and Mrs.
Ernest McCallum We're on Isle La Motto
Sunday to attend the funeral of William
osborne, who died quite suddenly Fri
day.--Mr and Mrs, A. q. Mott of Bur
lngton are visiting friends in this vicin-
ity.-Vlctor Cohen of Alburg Springs was
in this vicinity Sunday.
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HILL WEST.

Miss Dorothea Mcssier passed a few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Messier. returning to her school
at Bakersfield Tuesday William Rush
ford has returned to the home of his
brother. Charles Rushford after an alb
scncc of n few weeks. --Benja min Rush
ford OF Tampa, Fla, Homer Rushford
Of Barton, Mrs. Jennie Flanagan of
Burlington and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred New
city of South Montgomery passed Sun
day with their mother. Mrs. John Rush
ford.-The cottage prayer-meeting will
he held at Henry Messer's Friday eve
nlng.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rushford
and Mr and Mrs. Calvin Rushford at
tended the funeral of Mrs. BENJAMIN
Rushford. which was held in Richford
Saturday Lyndon Cowan Of Bakersfield
was in this place the first of the week
testing the diaries owned by W L.
Shaneraw and Henry Messier-Wiliam
McGrail has returned to his work In
Enosburg.-A1iss Irene Ariel and Frank
Croft of Enosburg Falls passed Sunday
at John Itriels.--Tewis Rushford Of this
place and Mrs. Lillian Rushford of Nor
risVille We're married Wednesday eve
ming. November "A. by the Rev. F.. f.
LOMBARD Ezra Blair OF Bakersfield has
moved his family into u. II. r Berth
Wicks tenement house.-Mr. and Mrs
Henry Rouse of Pawtucket. II. l., are
visiting relatives in this pace-Mr. and
Mrs. David Bashav and three children
of East Bakersfield passed Sunday a,
John Monteith's. Mr. and Mrs. PHILIP
sylvester Of Montgomery village spent
THANKSGIVING at Charles Paronto s.
Mrs. Joseph Stone and daughter Edith
of st. Adams passed THANKSGIVING with
Mrs. Charles Coffron. Leonard Larocl
OF RchfOrd passed last week with
Gerald Browe.--A. J. and l.. II. Croft
Of Enoshurg Falls We're business visi
tors in this place Satnrday.-Mr. anc
Mrs. 4. \. Rushford and Gaylord
| Rushford of st. Adams motored to this
place Wednesday, returning HON,
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the Rev Frank Place The couple were
attended by Mr.. and Mrs William
Thorpe, who alone witnessed the core
mony.-Seth McCalvn, who works
at r. w Eno's farm. and who is suffer-
ing from fractured ribs as the result of
being struck and knocked down by
door at the barn during the recent high
wind is slowly recovering, although still
unable to attend to business.-C. +.
Cove has sold for Mrs. Edwin Prindle
her cottage at Thompson's Point to T..
l.. Morse of Jeffersonville. Pupils of
school No. IL, taught by Miss Cora
Clark of this place having perfect at
tendance for the fall term of II weeks.
are Flora Adams Dolores, Theresa
and Eugene Desautels. Eldora and
Frances Estey Inez Martin, Alma and
Addie Parker and Karl Prindle. Those
absent one-half day are Thesis Davies
and Beth Martin.-Mr. and Mrs. Styles
futile of Newark, n. j., have been
visiting their son, Arthur futile, and
family--Dr and Mrs. Narney spent
Thanksgiving day in Burlington with
their daughter, Mrs f. 4. Rich.-Miss
Bernice Jones. one of the town teach
ers closed a very successful term of Y
weeks in school No II Nov. "a and
has gone to her home in Brandon. Miss
Jones has engaged to teach at Leces-
ter Center for the remainder Of the
school year. Miss Mary Noonan of
Shelburne has been engaged to fll the
Conn, spent Thanksgiving day with his
plare made vacant by Miss Jones resig-
nation.--Robert c. Field Of Waterbury,
mother Mrs. Mary Davies, at the Jack
man home-Mr. and Mrs a. r. Stearns
spent last week In st. Adams with their
son, Arthur Stearns and family.-Mrs
Horace Hicks and two daughters OF
Ellenburg, N Y, are visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carter
Arson Eddy shot 175-pound buck deer
while hunting in Starksboro last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. g. Dart were guests
Of their daughter, Mrs. Henry Bison
cite. and family in Essex THANKSGIVING
say.-H. O. Van Nliet has completed
his garage, which consists of one main
room with a capacity of 90 cars, one
paint and varnish room, a machine shop,
we'll equipped, and room for forge
work The floors and walls Of the build
Ing are of cement with roof ceiling and
doors of iron. rendering 1t practically
IRE proof.-Noteworthy among the
many family gatherings here on Thanks.
giving day was a gathering at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Scott. where
over 20 Of their family We're present.
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Rushford, which occurred at her home
In Tampa, Fla, on November 90 after
an illness of several weeks of malaral
fever. She is survived by hor husband,
one son, Roland. her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. II. II. Govro, of this place, and two
sisters. Mrs. Phoebe Lyon and Mrs.
Sadie Norris of this place.
The Ladies Missionary society of the
Baptist Church will hold Mothers meet
ing in the vestry of the church Thurs
day afternoon at three o'clock. Mrs
Jennie Flanagan of Burlington visited
in this place at the home of her son.
Clifton Benway, last week-Dr. and
Mrs. -R. Il. Wood of Pawtucket
II. l.. were guests at the home
Of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Impey last week.--Owing to the
closing of the st. Lawrence river to
navigation $4,000 horses for the French
army will be shipped from Boston in
stead of from Montreal. Many carloads
of these horses are going through here
daily over the Canadian Pacific railway
Miss Joanna Croft of Burlington visit
ed the teacher training department of the
school Monday.--C. NJ Rounds has re-
turned home from Boston. where he visit
ed his sister. Miss Kate Rounds.-Lloyd
Woodward and Frank NcGee of the
University of Vermont, Burlington, visit
ed at the home Of Mr.. Woodward's par
ents' Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Woodward,
over THANKSGIVING recess.
Donald Jacob has sold to A. Lavalley
his meat market business ana tools and
Mr. Iavalley will continue the business
at the same place in the so-caled Boright
block on River street Mr.. Jacob will re-
enter the Central Vermont station, where
he was formerly employed. The autumn
concert given by the Richford Choral
Union in Choral hall Tuesday evening
was a pleasing event and was well at
tended. The conductor, the Rev. f.. NJ
Fuller, is man of much musical ability
and his untiring efforts are much ap-
preciated by the members of the Choral
Union and the community. They were as
sisted by w. +, Young, violin: Mrs. w
r. Young, cello, st. Johnsbury: NJ. j.
Blair. clarinet. North Troy; Miss Belle
f. Smith, pianist, Richford.
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NORTH HERO.

Miss Leah Rockwell. who spent Thanks
giving with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tud-
hope, was called to her home in Rouses
Point Saturday by the illness of her
mother, Mrs +. Mention Rockwell. Her
aunt, Mrs. Charles Tudhope accompanied
her homc.--lIerman Atkins, Donald
Dodds Naomi way, Iva Tudhope and Ira
Tudhope returned to the b, II. S. Sunday
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UNDERHILL.

There will be n dance at Hotel Sinclair
December 3-Miss Helen Sinclair and
Miss Gladys Mcneil. who spent Thanks
giving recess at the home of her parents,
Mir and Mrs. f. s. Sinclair, returned
Monday to Poultney.-Mr. and Mrs. L. n.
Hazen of North Hero are guests of Mr..
and Mrs Ira W. Thorp.--Mr. and Mrs.
Donald James of Richford spent Thanks
giving with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
z ~. HaYdcn-M. p Osgood and Miss
Harriet Doane of Eas: Jamaica We're
married last week at the home of the
Bride They will reside at Riverside in
he house owned by l.. &. MacG!bhon.-
Paul Sinclair left Monday night for Ore
gon. where he will spend the winter
reception WIS given Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
p. Osgood Wednesday evening at the
Congregational Church rarlors. John
Russell is moving his family to Jericho
into the Frank X Howe tenement.
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EAST FAIRFIELD

The home OF Mrs Anne e. wheeiock
on South School street was entirely de-
night, together with part Of the house
hold goods. The cause of the fire was not
known. The blaze was first discovered
in the shed attached to the house.-Mr.
and Mrs Roy Fairbanks are passing the
Thanksgiving vacation with relatives in
New York state-Miss Grace Harding OF
Swanton was a Thursday visitor at tina
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ESSEX CENTER.

John Thompson died November o at
the age of "A years. He was formerly
Of Rensselaer,, y. V. ard worked on
the Boston and Albany railroad. being
conductor and then train dispatcher for
Is years He resigned Il years ago and
came to ESSEX. He married his second
wife u years ago last spring. She was
Miss Clourida J. Wood, formerly Of
Willston. He is survived by five daugh-
ters, and two sons, John c., deputT
postmaster of Rensselaer,, and Josiah Il.
of the electric signal service OF the rail-
road company; also by 10 grandchildren.
Funeral services We're held at his home
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock. The
remains were taken to the rural ceme-
terry at Albany. services being held
under Masonic auspices. He was A
member of the Masonic order for over
40 years.-The ladies' Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church will serve dinner
Thursday Outlook club met with
Mrs w Wool Wednesday.
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GRAND ISLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest tioag are spend-
ing some time with friends in Providence.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. Ella Gordon Thursday for dinner
Schools in town opened Monday after "a
weeks vacation.-Miss Marion MCGOWAN.
n teacher in Bellows Free Academy. spent
the THANKSGIVING vacation with her
parents here.
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FRANKLIN.

Governor Gates, who was in New York
Saturday with the National Highway
Commission, returned home Nonday.-Miss
Grace Nutting Of the johnson high school,
who was a guest of Miss Edith Gates
over THANKSGIVING. returned to Johnson
Monday nght.-Mrs. w. N. Wright and
two children, who have been spending a
few days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
O. T. Wright returned to their home in
Georgia Monday.-Mrs y. A. Whitney
and child went to Richford Saturday to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hawley.
DR.. Whitney returned to Mortified
Monday Mildred Powell returned to the
Burlington high school Monday.-H. L..
Ahnley has moved to the farm he recent
~ purchased of II. C. Pomeroy, and D.
L. Record has moved into the Maney
house and will work for Governor Gates
this season.--Mrs. Houghaboom and
daughters returned from Georgia and St.
Adams Saturday night.
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WINOOSKi.

Iroquos Camp, No. $3.50 Modern Wood
men of America. elected the following
officers last evening: Venerable consul.
Charles A. Barber; past consul Oscar
Mayo; worthy advisor, William Merrill,
banker Paul Gunther; clerk, William II.
Affair escort. George Drapeau, watch
man, Peter Trayon; sentry Frank Gadue;
camp physician. Or. \. S. G. Hill;
trustees Charles Lavelley, Leo Abair and
Leo Devino After the election q smoker
was entoyed,
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BERKSHIRE.

Ellery NJ, Dolan Is visiting friends in
Swanton. Willard Johnson. Scyler Kittell,
Harry and Charlie Rogers each shot
deer while in Belvidere. Hattie
Denol spent the weekend at the home
of her sister, Mrs. w. c. Smith
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CHARLOTTE.

Madam Cove is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. D. o. Foote.--Mr. and Mrs Q. q.
Carpenter and Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Lyon.
who has been visiting 1T F. Il. Smiths.
started on his return trip to Denver,
Cal. last wcek,-Joseph Bora sold his
farm to Frank J. Coulbron OF Rasine
Wis., H. Thorpe received a telegram
from Boston Tuesday announcing the
leath of his brothers widow, Mrs. Ed
ward Thorp.
A good assortment of horse blankets,
and don't forget a bag Of Schumaker's
stock feed at the old brick store.--A dV.
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BINGHAMVILLE.

The Ladies' Aid society will serve
dinner at the church vestry to-
dav.-School opened Monday after
one weeks vacation with Miss Augusta
Ducharmc returned as teacher.--Miss
Ruth Sweet Is ill.-T'he infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Sweet is very
~,
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spending a few days with relatives In
town.-Miss Leila Cowan OF Richford
spent the THANKSGIVING vacation at
home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pearson
and daughter. Doris, and NJ. l.. start
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. L. start ih Jeffersonvile.-Mrs. Lot
tie Smith of Worcester, Mass, who has
been staying with Mrs. Warren lsham
since the death of her father. warren
lsham, has returned home.-Miss Ger
trude Brady of Barre spent few days
at home last Week.-Mrs. Theresa La
selle of st. Adams Bay is visiting
friends in town.-Vera Hathaway Of
Wocott is spending a few weeks with
her sister Mrs. G. T.. MheelOck
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs B. q. Tillotson and chill
dren spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Car
RE Jackson in Underhill.-Mr. and Mrs
Harry O. Powers of Richford have been
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FLETCHER.

The Rev. A. II. Sturgis of Underhill
spent Thanksgiving day at +. l.. Smiths.
Justin Leach and family Of Hyde Park
and NJ. c. Leach and family with Mrs.
Ann Leach of Cambridge, spent Thanks
giving at d. G. Robinson s.--Mr. and Mrs
Ira Green spent Thanksgiving at c. +.
Bixby's in Cambridge. There are several
cases of German measles in town.-D c.
Robinson shot a deer Saturday afternoon
The families of j. Leach and d. j. Call
spent Thanksgiving in Underhill
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
RICHFORD.

Mr. and Mrs. II. r Govro received word
Of the death of their daughter, Mrs Mary
GSvgo RuShford. wife Of BENJAMIN. j.
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home of her brother. Superintendent s. c.
Harding.--Mr. and Mrs John Robinson
and family passed Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Il. jackson of Watervlle.