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SWANTON.

The Methodist Church has elected off,
GERS for the year, as follows: Stewards,
Holmes Ricard. o. c. Warner, s. II.
Donaldson, J. o. Corliss, A. Ingalls,, c.
T, Ricard, A. c. Skeels L. ]. Cline. r.
A. Underwood. Percy Underwood. L. j.
Iease, the Rev. NJ. r. Barney William
Castaw and G. NJ. Corliss: trustees, o.
c. Warner, J. o. Corliss A. ingalls,, A.
C.. Skees L. J. Cline, NJ. w. Barney
T.. II. Brown. George Elwood and r.
j. McIvor; president Ladies' Aid go
ciety. Mrs. j. O. Corliss: president Ep-
worth League. Miss Elsie Pease; church
treasurer, the Rev. NJ r. Barney: SUI
perintendent of Sunday school. o. c.
Warner.--Mrs A. II. Speare has returned
from Montreal, where she spent the win
ter.-Dr. johnson, veterinary surgeon has
moved here from Craftsbury and is oc-
cupying the Camp tenement recently oc-
cupied by Mrs McDonald.-M and Mrs.
f. z. Ayers will occupy the tenement
on York street, vacated by Mr. and Mrs.
Romeo Audette.--A. A. Brooks and Miss
Mary Richardson of st. Adams were
married March g. They will go house.
keeping in the Holmes Ricard house.
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HILL WEST.

Mr.. and Mrs Clifton Lambert of Mont
gomery Center spent Sunday at the home
of Mrs Lamberts brother, Horatio Jew
eta little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Pudvar accidentally cut two fling
ers off one hand last week.-Dorotha Mes
sier. who Is attending brigham Academy,
Bakersfield has returned home to pass
her vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Messier.-Ezra Blare, who
has been living in Frank Lumbra's tene-
ment house, has moved his family into
ID. H. T. Borthwicks tenement house.
Frank Lafley, who has been spending
a few days at Homer Frazier's. has re-
turned to his home in Lynn. Mass. -
Mr. and Mrs Fred Jewett have returned
home from Black Falls Camp.-Gladys
lombard of Montgomery Village is spend
ing few DAYS at Homer Frazier g.
Lewis Rushford has moved on his farm
recently purchased OF c. c. Shangraw-
Mrs. G. u. Shangraw of Montgomery
Center passed the week with her sister,
R1lbV RushfOrd
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B Smith for two weeks, returned to
hor home in Enoeburg Falls Tuesday
The body OF the Rev. Wilbur Anderson.
D. D., who died suddenly in Methuen.
Masn, Thursday night. March 25. IN hi,
9th year, was brought to the home of
his mother. Mrs. Ira S. Anderson satur.
day. The funeral was held from the
house Monday afternoon. The Rev C.
j. Peterson conducted the services The
Rev. clifford A. Smith, a Yale ctassma q
Of DR.. Anderson, made few remarks
and the Rev. MIR. Dinsmore of BOSTON
read part OF the last sermon Dr. Ander
son preached in Methuen the Sunday pro.
ceedng his death. The bearers were w.
S. Rublee Raymond Rublee, Edwa ri
Smith, Carl Smith. Herbert Smith and
Mr.. Chynowthe. The burial was I'm fine
Congregational cemetery. DIR Ander.
son Is survived by his wife an aged
mother and two sisters Miss Annette
Anderson and Miss Mary Anderson.
Among the people from out of town TO
attend the funeral were: The Rev. elf
ford II. Smith of Burlington. Mr. and
Mrs Chynothe of st. Adams. NJ. p.
Perley. Miss Belle Stone Mrs. Clarence
Jones and f. NJ. Carpenter OF Enosiurg
Falls. Miss Minnie Moore Of Richford
and the Rev DR.. Dincmore of Boston
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Miss t.ulnn's aunt, Mrs william Pow-
ers' on Diamond street The funeral
was held at ST. Mary's Church Tuesday
morning ut nine o'clock, the 1tev, -, j.,
huIIiVnn officiating, The burial tool,
place In tho family lot In Holy Cross
cemetery.
a daughter was born Mt tho hospltsl
Mohdny morning to Mr. and Mrs
chester IA Fogg Of st. Adams town.
Mrs. w. J. Robertson suffered a stroke
Oh apoplexy late yesterday afternoon
whiie In the store of e. II. Royce. Dir
q. c. Berkeley was summoned and Mrs
Robertson was taken to the Sherwood
sanitarium. Her daughter, Mrs. Harrie
V. Hall of Burlington, arrived Wednesday
evening.
News has been received OF the mar
riage of Mrs. Cora Mason, formerly of
ST Adams Bay. to r. w. Cook, which
took place at Detroit, Mich, last Oc-
tOber,
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NORTH HERO.

Howard and Ira Tudhope of the Bur
lington high school are at home for the
Easter vacation.--Mr and Mrs. Allen
Watson, who have been visiting relatives
FOR few days, have returned to Dannc-
mora. n Y.-Irving Dodds Of the Univer-
sity of Vermont and Harvey Dodds of
the agricultural school Of Randolph are
with their parents for tho Easter vaca-
Gon.-Mrs. G. A. Mcmahon of Burlington
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Glenford
Dodds.-A social will be held Thursday
evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Best.-Nathan Kingsley of AL
burg Is visiting Mrs. IL. J. O'Neil for a
few days.-Bryon y. Clark will speak at
the Methodist Episcopal Church Monday
evening, April s. Refreshments will be
served after the speaking.
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weeks ago ne returned To Springfield
| and entered the 1Iamden hospital, where
' no died. The remains were brought hero
Thursday evening, accompanied by MS
wife and sister, Mrs. n. q. King, and
Charles McMorrow, president of tho
Trolleymen's association. There Is lott
to mourn his loss his wlfo and little
daughter his parents and several broth
ers and sisters.
FL A. and II. II. Richards were IN Bur
lington March 27.-Mr and Mrs Mortimer
Reynolds and daughter Lucia were IN
st. Adams Sunday.-Blanche Quineil Is
spending few days in st, Adams
William Hinton has returned to his nome
after spending a few weeks at his SIS
tiers Mrs C.. T. White.
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HUNTINGTON.

At the Baptist Church meeting held
Saturday the following officers were elect
ed: Wardens r. A. Norton, Horace
w. NJ. Thompson; treasurer,
E. II. Kinds: clerk and assistant treas
Iirer, Romeo A. Norton; ministerial COM
|nittee, r. A. Norton, W. Il. Martin, r..
II. Kinds. George NJ Norton, DR.. +. D.
'1alby. An extra sum for missions was
Eoted.
| The funeral services of Mrs. Helen NJ.
Frame took place from the Union Church
Friday afternoon and were conducted by
| he Rev G. V. French. The deceased
VAS held in high ESTEEM by host OF
riends among whom she has spent a
bng and useful life Those to attend the
funeral from out of town were Mrs. Fer
uson. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Morrill, of
Burlington, f. r. Wyman of Starkshoro
Ind Mrs. Mark Bushnell of Thompson
lille, Gonna son was born to Mr.. and
RS Morton Wells FTiday.-Miss Daisy
enyon Is at home from st. Johnsburv
pr her Easter vacation.-Mrs. Harry
arvey of Waterbury is in town for n
wv days-Rufus Place. who has been
18th his sister. Mrs. James Carpenter.
nd other relatives several weeks, re-
lrned to Waterbury Saturday.
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FRANKLIN.

Charles +. Magnant. who had been Ill
with pneumonia for two weeks, died Fri
day night. The funeral was held In the
Catholic Church Monday morning and
was very largely attended Mr.. Mag
nant leaves a wife and three small chill
dren. Miss Bessie Tucker of White
Plains, N Y, sister of Mrs. Magnant
fred Magnant Of Hartford, Conn. a
brother, Mr. and Mrs w. r. Hale of St
Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. William Tatro of
West Enosburg We're among those from
out of town to attend the funeral-Mrs
Mary Manley, who had been III with
pneumonia, died at her home here Sun
day about noon. The funeral was held
In the Methodist Church Tuesday after
noon. the Rev. NJ. A. Turner officiating
-Winslow Gates is at home for two
weeks vacation from the agricultural,
school at Randoo( Center.-Mildred Pow
ell is spending az days vacation here
Emerson shedd the University of Yer
mont is spendiIS his vacation at his
home.-Miss Edith Gates of the University
of Vermont was at home over Sunday.
returning to Montpelier with her father
Monday.-George r. Doane of North
Brookf1eld Mass. was n guest at Gov
ernor Gates over Sunday.-Miss Ella
Randall is visiting her sister, Mrs j. T.
Dlmon. on Highgate Gore.-Miss
Mary Gates of bakersfield is visiting her
son. r. j. Gates. EJeanor Gates is slow
ly improving.
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SHELDON.

NJ. ID. Mack and family are staying at
the home of Carl Loverin for Il few DAYS
"hlle the creamery tenement is being
made ready FOR them to occupy.-Mr and
Mrs Paul Eddy departed for their future
home. Brandon Tuesday night.-The high
school began the spring term Monday
after short Vacation.-Thc remains of
Heman Merritt, "a former employee in the
local creamery, were brought here for
burial Monday from Walden.-John Stark
spent Sunday in Boston.-Robert Curtis
returned to the Vail Institute at Lyndon
vile Tu"sday.-Mrs. a. NJ. Trudeau left
last week for California to visit her broth
er' who has not been here for about 81
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RICHFORD.

The Ladies' Benevolent society of the
Baptist Church will hold it's missionary
meeting at the home of Mrs II. C. Com
ings Thursday afternoon at three o'clock.
On Good Friday evening, April 2, the
choirs of the Baptist Methodist and
Episcopal Churches will render Stainer' 3
"Crucifixion" at the Baptist Church.
This will be an excellent opportunity for
those who enjoy the best in music to
combine an impressive service with an
evenings enjoyment. The service will
commence at eight O'Clock. -Thayer Com
ings, Cleland Sargent, hurry Thomas
and Lloyd woodward, who are attending
the University of Vermont. are at their
homes for the Easter vacation.
The Richford Gazette has the fol-
lowing item which may be OF interest
to many: "Arche Mcmillan of East Berk-
shire, who recently returned from ths
Canadian Northwest reports that Will \
living at Edmonton Alberta, he frequent
y met and talked with DR.. n. l.. Soule,
who mysteriously disappeared from this
village July T. 1911. Mr.. Mcmillan knew
DR.. Soule quite we'll while in Richford,
and says he Is, or was, working in "A
dentists office In Edmonton. "-Gordon
Tibbits OF Rutland visited his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. o. F.. Tibbits this past
week-The funeral of Mrs David DONNA
who died March "A Of senile decay,
was held at her home on Highland avenue
Friday afternoon. with burial in Hillside
cemetery. She Ia survived by her hus-
band. three daughters. Mrs. Dean Rush
ford of Baldwinsvlle, Me. Misses Alice
" 7 uio
Domino and Edward Domino. all residing
in this place: also by four sisters. Mrs
Selma Berard OF this village, Mrs. Rose
DesRoche of Providence, r. l.. Mrs Ad-
die Hartman OF Derham Mass, Miss
Vitaline Liberty OF Bakersfield and one
brother Joseph Liberty of this place
Frank ]. Kelley of the government build
Ing, has moved his family here from
Newport and they are occupying their
home on Richford street-A daughter
has been born in Andover. Mass. to Mr.
and Mrs William B. Corliss, formerly
OF this place. Mrs. Corliss will be remem-
bered as Miss Fannie Marvin.--Mrs
brother, Ruben A. Conger, last
week The Misses Margaret and Ruth
Puffer went to Morrisville Friday, called
there by the death and burial of their
uncle. A. N. Camp
Mrs. C. D. Wilkinson of Newport Is
visiting at the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. T.. w. Glpin-O. J. Cross of Mont
pelier is visiting relatives and friends in
this place.-Miss Pearl Rounds is visit
ing at the home OF her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. William Rounds, In Middlesex dur
Ing the Easter vacation Ardella
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

tss lionora McCarty died at -four
lock Thursday morning at her home
Essex. Death was due to heart failure
was born 70 years ago on the farm
ere she died. The funeral was held
fhe Church OF the Holy Family Sat
Fay morning at nine O'Clock.
'inn c. Tracy and Miss Della G. Green.
| of Cambridge. We're married at the
gregational Church parsonage Sat
~ by the Rev. G. c. Adams.
illiam Francis Of Williston has been
,inted postmaster at Fort Ethan Allen
Will begin his duties April /. He
reside in town.
prd has been received in town Of
marriage in AthOl, Mass, of Miss
na White. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
White of that place. to Winfield
prd. Mrs. Stafford went to Athol from
several years ago.
WIS has been received by Mrs Clark
ington of the birth OF a son to Mr..
Mrs. Ray Holmes at Athol, Mass.
hnd Mrs. Holmes formerly lived here.
Holmes will be remembered as Miss
White. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
White.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Cassius Armstrong died Friday
morning at six o'clock of pneumonia.
having survived her husband only four
days. They are survived by only one
daughter. Gertrude. The funeral was
held at the house Monday afternoon
at one o'clock.
The funeral of Cassius Armstrong. who
died of pneumonia was held at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Thursday
at one o'clock, the Rev. r. H. Cresey
officiating. with burial at East franklin.
The bearers were Oscar, Homer and
Gardner Armstrong, brothers. OrvilIe
Armstrong and Douglass Cowan. neph-
ews, and waldo Armstrong, a cousin
The funeral of Mrs. Cassius Armstrong.
who died Friday Of pneumonia. was held
at the church Monday at one O'Clock
the Rev T. II. Cresey officiating. with
burial at East Franklin. The bearers
were Homer and Gardner and Waldo
Armstrong and Douglass Cowan. They
are survived by one daughter, Gertrude.
Among some Of those from out of town
to attend the funerals We're. Oscar Arm
strong of Boston, Mass. Gardner and
Homer Armstrong Of Manchester n Fl .
brothers. Mrs. II. n Bishop a sister.
or Chelsea. Mass, b. D. Young half
brother OF Mrs Armstrong, Mrs. Jane
Cowan. a sister Of Mrs. Armstrong and
her son. Douglass Cowan and wife, all
of MansOnvile Que.
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STOWE.

| The infant SON of Mr.. and Mrs Ar
thur ShuniO died at their home on Maple
street sunday afternoon, aged about three
months The funeral was held d. one
/ O'Clock Tuesday mornins-A Large number
of AIasuns and otner friends from stowe
attended the funeral OF a. ~ camp in
Morris,ille Mrs. Camp was formerly
Mary Watts of Stowe.--There was an at
tendance OF So at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday afternoon.-MiSs Murlel
Pike is passing the Easter vacation at
the home of her aunt, Mis-. +. NJ Culver,
in Hyde Park.-Miss Myra Campbell Is
visiting her sisters. Mrs. q. +. Gale and
Mrs. X. A. Baker IN Hyde Park.-At
the meeting OF Mansfield MI Grange
Saturday evening the hrst and second
degrees were conferred upon a class OF
- candidates, The next meeting viii be
held ON the evening OF April 10, instead
of in the afternoon as usual The Worh
was done by the newly organized ladies'
degree team Miss Bernice Town of the
Castlctun normal school is at home for
the Easter vacation MIR. and Mrs q. Il.
Luce and Miss Ruth Mcmahon have re-
turned from Boston, where they were
called last week to attend the funeral OF
their niece and cousin. Mrs Douglas Sails
bury.
The stowe high and graded schools
closed Friday for the Easter vacation.
Principal w. j, English Will spend the
vacation at Bellows Falls. Miss Bernice
Parker went saturday to Burlington for
the vacation and Miss Anna Fit2simonds
to Jericho, Miss Greenwood to HardNick,
Miss Merritt and Miss Elina Bailey to
IlMorristown. Il, l.. Chafree went Friday
to visit his home In Enosburg Pupils of
the primary school who had perfect at
tendance during the winter term are
| Ramona Mcmahon. kate Durham.
Phyllis Cakes, Jennie Turner Clara Shep-
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Harry Lucia ana his sister, Mrs. Fuller
Baker are visiting relatives in Enos burg
falls.-Several of the people of the VII
laSe spent pleasant social evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Clapp
Monday evening New sugar on snow
and games were enjoyed.-rhe Baptist
Ladies Aid served sugar on snow in the
vestrv of their church Tuesday evening.
-Gcorge Whitney was business visitor
.at Ten urC Falls Tuesday.-Mi and
Mr.. George Foster have invited the
BAPTIST Sunday school to their place
HdaN for "A sugar party-Miss Abbie
Marcy of Richford is visiting at II. II.
Marcy s,-The entertainment given by
th' catholic society Wednesday evening
was well patronized and a pleasant even
Ing spent
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GEORGIA.

inc regular meeting of Banner Grange
VIII ne held Friday evening 1t is to he
cotetr niEht-A party was held at the
nome OF Mrs. T.. 4. Cushman Saturday
evening to celebrate the birthday of Mr..
Anderson who is staying there.-Mrs.
Dove, who has been with her daughter,
Mrs. W. f. Wright, has gone to the
home of hcr son in St. Johns, n. p
The Rev. and Mrs. Durham and little
son. Gordon. are settled in the parsonage
at the Plain.-Georgc Webster has bought
the place owned by Mrs. II. G. Allen of
st. Adams. Sadie Wilbur and Grace
Wood are at home from Castleton.-Mrs
Morton is at home from her stay In
PlatSburph
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ST. GEORGE.

Fs Carrie Small. no has been with
sister, Mrs. NJ. W. Hinsdale. for
II two years, left town Monday for
|x to visit another sister.-AIss Carrie
Of Monkton returned to her home
fday after visit of several DAYS
her sister, Mrs. Obed Clough e.
3errill, who had been I'll with a com
zion Of diseases. died at his home
q. Besides his wife he is survived
even children, Charles Of Williston.
Bonnie Combs Of st. George, Ernest.
Harry, Lillian and Fred, who are
pme. Funeral services were held AT
home Friday at one O'Clock. ,'he
F. NJ Sawyer of Iiinesburg Of
ed at the service. Burial was i'm
Eburg. The bearers We're: William
'ck. Fred Austin. Henry Stebbins
>llery Lavine.
Terrill came to this town in 1872
lad been an honored and respected
Pit, holding responsible town offices.
presented his town In the Leglsla-
Pf 1898. In him the town loses one
most able and trustworthy citi-
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Sheldon, who is employed In the scr
geant-at-arns 0fTlee In Montpelier. has
been detained at homo q few dayA-M.
+. perley and son, j. X. perley, Miss
Belle G.. Stone and r.. NJ. Carpenter at
tended tho funeral OF the Rev. W1lbert
Anderson In East berkshire Monday.
Mr. ana Mrs. A. 8. Armstrong and
daughter, Mrs. ]. u. Crochicr, and c. l..
Armstrong were In West Berkshire
Thursday to attend the funeral Of Cassius
Armstrong, who diod after a few days
illness with pneumonia. Mrs Armstrong
died at scven o'clock the morning after
Mr.. Armstrong; funeral.--Miss Mildred
Thomas, who has been passing few
weeks In the family Of her cousin. DR..
X. y. Thomas. has returned to her home
near Abbotts Corner, Que.--The auditors
Of the corporation Of Enosburg Falls will
meet In the office Of the village treasur-
or. A. A. Aseltine. Thursday night when
the accounts Of the village officers will
be audited.-Miss Lenora Young of Es-
sex. who has been visiting her grand
father. Flavin Young. went to Newport
Saturday. Her aunt. Miss Lizzie Young
OF st. Adams accompanied her.
The last ladies night" by the Philemon
club for the season will be held in the
club rooms Wednesday evening, April Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Bolster Of Bakers
field are passing the week with Mrs.
Boster's parents, MIR. and Mrs f. A.
Cassidy.-M. =. Perley and Miss Belle c.
Stone went Tuesday to Richford where
they were guests of Mrs. Arvilla Moore
of that village and her brother Irving
Stone of Battle Crock Mich -CeorQe
Whitney of Montgomery was in town
Tuesday.-Mr. Guertin of Abbotts Corner.
Que, and Charles Ewins of West Berk-
shire were in town Tuesday. families
of f. r. Greenwood, f. ]. Tyler, C. II.
Stetson and d. M. Rose were entertained
at supper and sugar eat by Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ L. Hubbell in West Enosburg
Tuesday evening
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BAKERSFIELD.

Albert c. Reed died in Underhill March
"a. Of pleursy and heart trouble The
funeral was held the following Thursday
at the house. Mr.. Reed leaves a wife
and four children, Mrs Coda Brady.
Gaylord Glenna and Grace Reed.-Miss
Tallne Liberty was called to Richford
Thursday to attend the funeral of her
sister.-Donald Naramore of Lowell was
in town last week to visit his mother.
Mrs. William Naramore. who has been
seriously ill.-Miss Frances Ledoux Of
Manchester. n. H., Is spending the Easter
vacation at home.-Arthur Field Of Heb
ron, Me, is spending the Easter vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Oscar
Field.-Miss Leila Cowan of Richford is
spending the Easter vacation with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. d. b, Cowan.-
Miss Elizabeth McNaney and Miss Ger
trude Brady of Barre are spending the
Easter vacation at home.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

X. A. Paul's, has returned to her home
in Enosburg Miss Gertrude Combs Is
Ill with the mumps. Miss Frances Hadd
Is caring fer Miss Croft at F.nosburg
Falls-'Mrs. Maud Jcnne. WAC has oeen
earring for Mrs. George Stevens. has
returned to her home in Berkshire
Miss Frances Comings and Mark Pease
We're married at the home Of the brides
parents March 29rd. The Rev. c. j,
Peterson offic!atcd,-Mrs, c. J. Peterson
and Miss Marion Peterson are In Burling-
ton.-.Mrs. T.. NJ. Carpenter. who has
been with her parents Mr. and Mrs Il.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

les Lawyer and Miss Ethel Dennis.
this city. were married Saturday
Rev. =. S. McKillop.
Leah Rockwell, who was on
upon at the hospital about four
|igo. returned Monday to Alburg.
marriage engagement of Miss
Eta Dwyer, niece of Mrs. Harry
of South Main street, to Ed
Delaney, son Of Mr., and Mrs.
r. Delaney of Swanton, is an
b.
Eliza beth Quinn. aged % years,
riday morning at the home
parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Quinn, in Gary. Ind. Beside
ents Miss Quinn Is survived by
Ter, Mrs. J. C. Benning. and two
IS, Francis and Vincent Quinn,
The remains were brought
city and taken to the home of
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JNDERHILL CENTER.

lael Leddy has sold his farm to a
|ski purchaser. Mr.. Leddy has own
p lived on the farm for nearly 80
He will move to Burlington. The
on of Francis NARROW, who has
| II with pneumonia, is improved
Hudson Of Jericho has bought Of
f Mudgett, the DR. Roberts place.
ed'-A son was born last week to
I'd Mrs. II. Carl Mead. Henry L..
or Essex Junction is visiting his
hrl Barnes.-The Misses Livermore
tn Burlington are visiting at the
OF George c, Drinkwater-John
has moved to Richmond LINUS
of Essex Junction is visiting his
err, Mrs. A. j. Pollard.
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FAIRFAX.

Mrs. Jackson Iauflin and son, Milan
of ITnderhill have been visiting her son.
James Ryan.-Miss Jessie Southland ana
classmate, Miss Mary Emerson, Of Bur
lington, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. A
Southard.-Miss Consuclo Stewart Of the
University of Vermont in Burlington Is
passing the Ea ster vacation with her par
ents.-The Methodist choir and families
were entertained Friday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. r A. Southland. The choir has
organized with the following officers:
President, C. W. Brush: secretary, Mrs.
r. A. Southland; treasurer. Mrs. c. w.
Brush. T. l.. Marvin Is chorister and
Mrs. NJ. L. Hicks is organist.-Mrs FL
bridge Rugg and Mrs. II. NJ Gregory are
seriously ill-Miss Marjory Vincent spent
the weekend in Georgia.-Clyde Gregory
Of New York is in town. called here by
the serious illness OF his mother. Mrs
II. M. Gregory Miss Clara Southland is
visiting friends In Fletcher for fe
days