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RiCHFORD.

Fhe baby voting contest conducted by
rs. II. r. Thomas's sunday school class
/ the past few weeks has closed. The
yes wcr" awarded as follows: First.
ristine Campbell, daughter of Mr. and
IS. w. {. Campbell; second, Ruth
Iecler, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Wheeler; third, Kenneth Colcord. son
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl COlcord. Thu con-
t Noted $50 for tho belgian relief fund
FRS. 5. w. Armstrong and Mrs. Frad
fgent have gone to Boston.-Miss
prgia Pattcn is visiting friends in
st Berkshire.-Mrs. Pearl (Corliss)
ting. formerly of this place. died
tuberculosis March > at her home near
fn Sutton, =. Q. Mrs. Corliss was n
lighter of the late Melvin Corliss az
+ place. She is survived lay her hus-
d, Carter Nutting. and her mother
f. Gulley, collector and Inspector #
toms, of St. Adams, visited in this
Pc over Sunday.-Charles Il. Moslrr
Burlington is visiting here. Merit
kiln of the Randolph agricultural
pol is at the home of his parents. Mr..
Mrs. w. b. LOcklin. for a few days
ause of illness-Charles Hurlbut is
with infiammatory rhcumatism.-Mr.
Mrs. G. NJ. Rounds and daughter.
ra. went to Nalcourt, i. G., Tuesday
n hort business trip.
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EAST HIGHGATE.

/ of the social events of the sea 9.
WAS the Book Title party given
IRIS. O. H. Rtxford at her home last
Regardless of bad roads. guests
present from the towns of Fair
Sheldon. Swanton and Hlghgate.
quests from Highgate included a
|l the members of the different
fhes of the Library clubs. Mrs. Rix-
being n of the library trustees
|he lace curtains and chandelier in
|arlor titles of n books were renro-
b by flowers. letters. emblems. etc.
guest also represented the title to
book. Mrs. Frank Humphrey rep-
Ted 1.-THE South Sea islands hy re-
a beautiful poem of these islands
was a guessing contest, the first
being won by Mrs. Harry Doano of
cid, who represented "plckwick Pa.
Mrs. Edward Mosher Of Highgata
he foot prize. The refreshments al
presented the titles of popular books.
alad had "A border Of cabbage leaves
'as garnished by small green paper
ges with an image Of Mrs, Wigs
center. The large ream cake was
to represent a fort. with the Ameri-
hg at the top. The port holes were
of small candies, ana the cake was
inded by tiny trees and vines. This
represented THE Fort i'm the For
After refreshments 800 was play
he sum Of sll.G was neted for the
Mrs. w. II. F%airChild. Miss Nellie
hrs. Edward Mosher and Mrs Mary
OF Highgate each presented 81 for
rary, there being besides donations
Frank Humphrey, Horace Cutler
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HYDE PARK.

senator Page is in Boston.-E. G. Foss
OF Morrisville was IN town Tuesday
Missese Lena Boyes and Vera Fulling-
ton visited Cambridge Misunderstanding
l'ebekahs worked their degree upon soy.
era candidates Wednesday evening.-O.
y. campbell was in Cabot TUESDAY,
Miss blonde Seymour of WASHINGTON has
arrived IN town for a prolonged STAY
Mrs. Charming Ravens Is very ill.-post-
office Inspector Buckley was in town
MondaN-Superintendcnt Crosby is teach
in the Johnson high school this week be-
cause Of the Illness of Professor stone
brigham Mcfarland spent several days
in Burlington this week. Marshall Shat.
tuck has returned home from a visit #
several days in Edon.-Mrs. John Miner
is spending this week with her husband
Representative Miner, In Montpelier.-
The Home Culture club will meet Tuesday
cvcninE with Mrs. Lcttic Waite.-F. u
kc"lcr 10 at nome because of Illness
The eighth grade gave an interesting en-
tertatnment at the village school Monday
evening. The ninth grade will give an
entertainment this evening.-Farl Gray
of MOrriStown has bought the Mary
nWinell farm in this town. pnving 81, 800
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LOWTIi

Al-s Nancy f'arruan and Morris i'l.-
i'an returned Friday from Kansas. art.r
bending the winter there.-Alva BeIlrose
is spending tine week in Island Pond with
his father, Fred Bellrose.-K. W. Austin
is in Compton, 7. Q.-John Wedge Of
Morristown is visiting relatives in town
This week.-Mrs. Nancy Richardson has
sold her real estate to Mrs. W J. Collins.
g +. curtis las rented the Madam
curtis house To- +. Rhodes, who took pos
:ossion Monday.-M. l.. Tillotson will oc-
the II. o, Hines house at Kempton-
Vile vacated by f.. Rhodes. Mr.. Tillot-
son will rebuild in the early spring-C
=. Hodgeman is in st Alhans.-Daniel.
the fivc-monthS old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Robstoy. died. March 10th of
Tneumonia.-Doris Cello is spending a few
weeks in Browninrton with her grand
: arents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Newton
Charles Murphy IS spending a few weeks
in Boston.
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"A. j. Thomas Monday.-Mrs. j. O.
Hainey, who was called here by the dea I'll
OF her mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Trick, has re-
turned to Norwich. Conn.-tMr. and Mrs.
s. f. Pope have returned from Florida.
Mrs. A. j. Thomas. and Miss Sybil RAY
more were guests of Mrs. Jonas Stevens
In Hyde Park Wednesday.-The Rev
f. Il. Hyde of Wcsfield is expected to
supply as candidate AZ the congregational
Church next Sunday. Mrs. VI. A. Shafer
and daughter, who were called here by
tn" Illness of her mother. Mrs. l.. s
Morse, have returned to Wrentham, Mass.
The hoard of school directors met with
contractor Cushman Monday and ex-
amined the school building. They found
IL satisfactory in every way. Much cred
II Is due to Architect Leonard and the
school directors.-The young people of
Morrisville. under the direction of Miss
GWendolin Smith. will give the three-act
comedy The Teaserr at tho town hail
Friday evening. for the benefit of tbo
Cresccndo club library.
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FAIRFAX.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
liety met Wednesday afternoon with
PRS. @. l.. Butler.-Mrs. Arthur Mudgett
nd son of Enosburg are visiting in
Mr.. and Mrs. +. :. Marvin have re-
firned from Huntington.-Miss Elise
Pease of Swanton is expected to speak
t a union service in the Methodist Epis-
opal Church Sunday evening, March 2S,
b the interest of the W. G. T. L. work.
IF. l.. Marvin and +. s.. Marvin were
h st. Adams on business Saturday.-C.
Howard has returncd from Boston,
ISIS Helen Leach has returned from
oston, where she has been attending a
fries of lectures by ora Cone, principal
the international school of Millinery,
%,ranton, Pa.-Misscs Clara Southland and
annie White have closed their schools
Fletcher and are at their homes for
e spring vacation.-Misses Grace and
LA Potter were guests over Sunday
the Misses White.
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BAKERSFIELD

r, the l3 year-old son of Mr.. and
ay Lamonda, dropped dead March
G funeral was held the following
lay at the house. the Rev. Mr.. Nc
officiating The body of julius
5 was brought from East Fairfield
s place for burial Thursday
late Meyette, who has spent three
at the home Of her uncle. Joseph
II, has returned to her home In
River The remains of Mrs. Tot
n old resident Of the town was
t here for burial March II from
lille, Mass,
Patrick's Day ball was held at
)wn hall Wednesday evening,
orchestra furnished m%usic.-Tn an
< basketball game Saturday even
sophomores of Brigham Academy
d the Stranahan Memorial Club
Adams by a cor of ~ to IA
Iilda Nathan, who is in the st.
hospital, is improving.-Miss
Shattuck of East Fairfield visited
home of |. Oakley Powers a few
st Week.-Mrs. Maude Libbey Of
re Falls is visiting Mrs, Ralph
Miss Ruth Austin, who has been
& in Monkton, Is spending a few
u the home of Miss Mildred
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CRAFTSBURN

y son. John clinton, was born t. Mr..
and Mrs Percy Keir Friday.--Tho com
fdy, "Fhe Nolon"rs Maid.' given Friaa .
NenirF in the town hall by the acadcm.
'tudcnts, was a great success Several 4
No hest farmers have tapped their sugl.
'rchards.-Mrs. clifford Rartlett is suf-
I"riug from a sore foot and blood poison
.n% is fcared.-Disttict superintendent tn,
Rev. K f Low. Of st. ,Johnshurv. M.
m" official board saturday evening TO
h" last business meeting OF this confer
'u'' year. Tho return of Tho Rev G.. n
fierce was requested Among tho --i.
.ict!ms Of last week worc NJ r,..
merry and Mrs DILLINGHAM; THO Ar.
,nprovinc.-Bert Goodwin came from
ihrdner, Mass. and VIII wors ~ a.
iul Village creamery his scason-Th.
aides Aid VIII mco' with M re-. Do
'orc, next ThlrSdar -oN.rf..
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WOLCOTT.

The Adventist Church was burned early
Monday morning. The blaze is supposed
to have caught from the furnace
Joseph Poor, who have been visiting his
mother for a few weeks, returned to his
home in Adams. y. Y, Saturday.-NI
and Mrs. Ernest Clark Of IIardWIck were
guests of their father, Seymour Clark,
over Sunday.-Mrs. Benjamin Fuller is
in Whitcficld, \. H.-Wrcn Noodle NOV
ed Monday from North Wolcott to Hard
wick.-GeorGo Pcasr Is moving 70 his
new home in Burlington Mrs. l.. c..
Udall visited Friends in iiardwick March
lo.-Thc Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Of
West Bolton are visiting Mrs. George II
Hichardson.-N Nichols ana daughter
of New York, who nave been visiting her
sister, Mrs, John french, and mother,
Mrs. Lewis Charottc, returned 10 their
home Monday uisht.-Miss Alice Bullard,
who has been visiting her mother, Mrs
French, returned to Huntington March l.
r.. G.. McDonald's son has chicken
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4Hrk was a visitor lhursdaV ana frlda!
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Nlo''''' "i 'nderhIII was a guest sat
"'""' " wi Az MIS- ~ M"|'i''
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cola hor tbroo oonroo.oa farr, o.d
n,o,,.d 60 oto,risvlio into ,o,,,s a,or ~.
f Eoweu store Mrs Ivnn has mr..
rhae.d Of = " ola r, . h,idir. 10, IA
ioipiny the hom. nroncrfv Of bo, father
charles Noe. and will huIld u hons. fine
canning &, ,nmcr work to benin as som
as frost is ont of IN. ground Tho
basketball uan,o Friday eve,ing Pen
Pies Academy VS.. Delta Psi of the Uni
Versity of Vermont, resulted in a vic
tory for People's Academy. the score
being % to "A.
Friends of Miss Julia sheldon. a
former resident of Morrisville. will be
panied to learn Of her serious illness
at the home of her sister. Mrs. f. F..
Labounty, 1 Pleasant street, Revere.
Mass. Miss Sheldon has not recovered
from an operation performed Il year ago.
Mrs. francis Young, who suffered n
shock seven weeks ago. followed by
another "A week ago Saturday. and an
other the next day, when she fell
breaking her right arm and little fin
ger of the right hand, died Friday
evening at S45 O'Clock. A prayer
service was held at the home on
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WESTFIELp

The school on the west hill ,r the
Brown district began Monday with Miss
Donaldson OF Swanton as teacher-Miss
Myrtle chamberlain of Newport Is spend
ing a few days with her cousin, Mrs. Dana
Gilpin.-Miss Flora Bailey went to West
Derby Saturday for a few weeks with
her mother.-Chapiain VI. W. Farmau
preached at Coventry SUNDAY ana T. -
preach there next Sunday.-Miss Chclll
Miller is to begin teaching her spring
term In the fractional dlstrict Mt Troy
MONDAY.
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Guy ma" audItorlurh' the
"' wiz" members OF
..' WIVES TRENDS, ant
''-'am opened "
u S''''u"" by tn
N"''''. I''id orchestra and
" WINS N'S' PorIra"'
.N'i' H u hrocNWay ana
nS iN-,ro'l' ana Louis Baine
'e"'-' ""'F'F' NilIam Fisher and W
9h-'' rem ''''i selections. The pro-
N'""' ".''' from 'i-Ai Nnul ten o'clock
ana from ''h To- Fl. o'clock dancing was
III "''"f IH' entertainment was an
"Aio'inai HHa'f ana every effort was
"''u' nF me committee ." barge to
"'N' we "H"i a success.
MARIA steven ''I't died early
N"'' morning H' nome OF h'r
"cP"'"' haiPh 'iHmer' on Prospect
street her death being due TO old age
- 'a" "eef i'll Tor about Your Fears
MIS- 'oIpN was a native of Worcester
nn' "N'o IN that town most of hey life.
49, was - years old and the nephew
we" whom she 1Ved Is the nearest sur
wing i''auVe' me funeral was held
zen oc'o'K Friday morning with
inc Wv ivan "ehedlct OF the Baptist
""i'" "i''''a''iS hnr'al was IN the
FORESTER cemetery
'" Inc case OF state 1arloS
a M"To"h "i barre az tate's
-t''''H'> '''"Soh mas "Ied ' i'orma-
'loh ana 'He court ordered Masoon to
'h' state hospital at Waterbury FOR
o'Sv'N 'l'''. lH' ''"rIe was mayhem.
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DERBY

Simon Wood Of Gill. Mass. visited rol-
"tives In town Sunday and Monday
Mrs. Frank Wheeler and daughter. who
have spent the winter in Newport. have
returned to their home in Dcrhv.-Mrs
A.. 7. Niles is improving slowly. Nh. Niles
IS about arair.-The members and friends
Of the BAPTIST Church gave their pastor
the Rev. e. F.. England. and family. a
reception in the Vcstry of the Church
friday evening. A large comnanv as.
eoinhlcd from all the societies. Tho pas
tors Of the other churches were oreyor.
and CONGRATULATED the Rev. Mr.. Enpl1nd
ioon his future pleasant prospects. D. -
rCShncntc were served
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Tho concert given lv tho Musical
Grub Monday evening was well attend
ed The solos of Miss GLADYS Whit
ney were greatly cnjoycd-Senator W.
II. Wright was in town Mondav-Mr4
clinton Robinson has returned from
Proctor.-A farewell party was giyon
Mr. and Mrs. Emory Patnode Mondav
evening. They VIII soon move to
Whiting-Miss Mary Jones of Pitts.
FORD is In town-Miss Franc e. Hun
toon of Cu%tting*villc has been the
guest of Mrs. Fred T.. Kingslev-T
L. Bates of Pittsfcld. Mass, is visit
ing Warren C. Lomiugwell-st pat
rIcks day VIII be celebrated by an
entertainment given i'm the town hal
this evening by St Mary's Church
Inc Rev. j. j. Moors of Brattleboro is
the guest Of the Rev Eugene f. era
Lloyd Sprague Of Cornell Universif-
IL at home for a brief vacation-Els
Leonard, who was operated on T.,
appendicitis, Is able to sit up-.1..
Clara D. Burnap is in Rutland-Nr
Louis Phelps died Monday afterro,
at the age of 20 years. Her maid
name was Ploof. Her husband i.f
one child survive.-The Rev. Paul
Thatcher .niclatod at the funeral 80
Winifred uIckerson Monday after
noon. Tho bearers were Roy II. COLI.
Nobl" Jennings. Clnroucc Austin ~
HrIdport and Philip Laporte Of Forest
dale.--Mr. ana Mrs. Elmer Cook Of
Proctor are at william Damon's.-Nlr.
and Mrs Curver Smalloy are in Rut-
lhnd-deorEc Ryder II able to be out
with the aid of crutchea-Mr end
Mrs George Duclnw nave returned
from Proctor-Mrs. William Carlos
Gipson ana son arc In burlington
MrH. JnsoH Duclaw Ia nl-Ntrs. Molllo
i. purEy spcnt sunday with relatives
In Plttpford.
Samuel bacon is seriously W-Tbo
meeting of the Etiquette club has boc,
POSTPONED ono week ON account of tina
Fetor MacQu"eu lecture Friday night
tn" concert by thu Ottcrbeln Male Quar-
tetto Tuesday evening was well attend
ed.-Th" Brandon branch of the Sons Of
veterans "ili visit tho Rutland branch
April t-Tuc Rev. Eugene T.. Cray
preached In Rutland Wednesday morn
inR-Niss BESSIE Sessions is visiting her
sister, Mrs. A. c. Foster at Barre.-Mrs.
W. .. Chaffee of Rutland is In own
The HeN Paul Thatcher offIciated at the
funeral OF Mrs. Louis Phelps at the homo
of Charles Phelps yesterday afternoon.
The burial was at Forestdale.-G. E..
1%.athrop OF South Royalton IS visiting
Mrs. u. ~. Freeman.-F. b. Taylor Of
Middl'bury is In town.-A Lenten service
viii Doe held at tho Methodist Church
this ~"von!ng.-A son was born Sunday to
Mr.. and Mrs. i. =. Tuckott Of Burling-
ton. former residonts-The Woman's
Missionary society of the Conrreratiouat
Church will meet with Mrs ! W rs.a-
brook this afternoon.
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JEFFERSONVILLF

Or. Falby of Huntington was called
here Tuesday night for consultation with
DIR. Bean in the case Of Mrs. l.. $. Morse
who Is quite illl-At the Grange meet
ing Monday night the Hon. Y. !. spear
of Randolph gave an interesting talk on
the maple sugar industry in Vermont 90
Miss Jenn Trick is spending several
days IN Burlington.-Mrs. Il. IL, Reynolds
is spending the week with her husband in
Montpelier-Mrs. Ellen Sargent Wilbur
Of Boston was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
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~BELVIDERE CENTER

Mrs. SlaSton and son, Charles, are
visiting friends in Bolton.-Evelyn
Thomas vas at home from her school in
bakersfield over SundaY.-Mrs. Annie
Whittemore has been visiting at J. O.
Thomas's.-Ezra Thomas. Sr.. has gone
a. Burlington to stay for a while with
ibis daughter, Mrs. Addic Hall.-Mr. and
Mrs. Stafford and family. who have been
in Burlington for a few days. nave re-
turned home.-Dorothy Stafford has gone
to Burlington to attend school
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PowerS-Thc Philathoa class of the
Methodist Episcopal Church Will hold a
social and give q farce at the town hall
saturday evcning.-The funeral of Walter
sherman, who died sunday morning Of
complications was held Wednesday at
the house. He is survived by his wife
and one small daughter.
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RANDOLPH CENTER

Senator Locklin of Franklin county
was here last week to see his son, who
is attending the agricultural school
The Randolph Center Dramatic club that
played the melodrama, 9Th Old New
England Home" at East Randolph We'd
ncsday took in $5, and cleared s99.-
Robert Bruce Is at Frank Wood's.-Thc
body Of James -. Murphy was brought
here for burial Tuesday. He died in
Florida, where he was spending the
winter.
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NkIlN

rs. A. D. Whitney. and daughter,
In, returned Tuesday night from
thfield, where Miss Helen has been
vith pneumonia.-A few of the farm
have tapped their sugar bushes,
no sugar has been madc.-Sanford \
iels of Brattleboro was in town owe
iay.-Postmaster Whitney and Mrs.
Ia Raymo are i'll with tonsilitis.-The
ition of l.. d. Cross remains un-
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permanent roads. 1t Is expected they
|vill continue the new road work where
t was left off neal j. G. Hutchln's ana
Puild towards Belvidere as this is the
fnost Travelled road.-Mrs. l.. r. Campbell
p in Richofrd with her brother, l.. D..
Rowley.
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cinda Cleveland goes this morning TO
visit her daughter. Mrs. Harold Skin
ker, In Boston.-Mrs. j. 3. EldredRe
returned Wednesday from "A visit with
her husband in Waterbury
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$4,000 GOLD PRIZE

$4,000 in Gold will be awarded TO
the lodge, church, society or other Or
ganizatiOn standing highest in The
Times Recorder Thrift Club. InGivid-
uaIs are allowed the privilege of du-
pIivating all their votes for their faV-
Orite lodge, church or society. Organ
izatiOns competing under this head
do not conflict with the individual can
didates in any respect.
Order of the Eastern Star $3.50. $500
Americas and Sumter County
Hospital OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5,4Io
Order of Elks. ............... 5,l2O
WOOdmen of the World ... $3.50
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After the grand prizes have beer

After the grand prizes have been
awarded to the leaders in this district.
First district prize will be beautiful
$4,000 Diamond ring purchased from
ThOs. L. Bell, Americas Jeweler. Sec
Ond district prize will be a HOOsier
"White Beauty" kitchen cabinet pur-
chased from the A. w. Smith Co.,
Americas Furniture Dealers. We will
pay you a ten per cent. cash commits
sion if you fail to win a prize.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-02-13

ment, the Queens Westminsters at
the front. These men are offered by
members of the firm and heads of var.
ious departments of the stores where
they are employed. The founder Of the.
firm, fifty-six years ago in the first days
of volunteering, raised q company
which the firm put into uniform and
maintained at its own expense. This
tradition has been continued ever since
and the company maintained at the
store has made an enviable record in
the country's militia, taking many
prizes by shooting and other military
activities. Thirty-hye members of the.
company served in the South African
War and thirty-three returning safely,
resumed their work at the store.
Enough employees volunteered to ilE
the company four times over at the
outbreak of the present war and many
unable to gain entrance into the reg
ular store company have entered other
regiments. Since the store company
went to the front it has been engaged
almost constantly in the fighting.