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lAM0|lLE COUNTY
STOWE.

Joseph Papineau. IS years Of age. died
ABOUT three O'Clock Thursday morning at
the town farm after a long illness. He
was native of Canada, but had lived in
stowe for many years, He is survived by
his second wife, Mrs. TOoa Papineau,
also a resident at the town farm, and also
by a daughter in Gardner, Me. and sew.
eral other children.-The marriage en-
easement of Miss Dorothy Wright To
Mark \. Newton OF Salisbury Is an.
nounced
The funeral of Joseph Papineau was
held at two o'clock Saturday afternoon
at the stowe town farm.-George w.
Buzze!l was called to Middlesex Thurs
day night by the illness Of his sister.
Mrs, George b. Smalley. Mrs. Smalley
died about five o'clock Friday morning
from pleuro- pneumonia and complications.
She was taken i'll Monday afternoon. She
was 80 years OF age on May II and had
lived In MiddleseX about nine years. but
passed most of her life In Waterbury and
stowe. Besides her husband and brother
she leaves two daughters, Mrs. Luke
Someys of Moretown and Mrs. Joseph
Bousquet of MiddleseX. A son. Howard
Smalley, died about l2 years ago and
sister. Mrs. Allen 5. Kellogg, died many
years ago.
Requiem mass was celebrated by the
Rev Robert Dewey at St Andrews
Church in Waterbury at $50 o'clock
Saturday morning for Felix L. Wells.
who died Tuesday afternoon at the
Fanny Allen hospital in Winooski. The
family and friends from stowe We're
in attendance. The funeral was held
at the Wells home in stowe Friday aft
ernoon, There was Il large attendance.
Among those present We're the children
of the deceased, Mr. and Mrs. a. b.
Mum of Sarfnac Lake, \. Y, Mr. and
Mrs. f. c. Dearborn of Lynn, Mass,
Mrs. f. rlnnegan OF Burlington. Mrs. II.
II. strong Of Morrisville Mr. and Mrs j.
r. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. r, o. Wells,
MIR. and Mrs +. c. Wells and Miss
Jennie Wells of stowe. the three sons
and three sons-in-iaw acting as bearers.
An excellent sermon was preached by
the Rev. FIR Dewey. Members of II. H.
Smith Post q. \. r., and Woman's
Relief Corps attended in body, There
was a profuson OF beautiful flowers. In
GLIDING pieces from the Woman's Relief
Corps, the Mum Brothers of Saranac
Lake and many other friends and the
family. The casket was draped with
flag and two small flags were among
the decorations. The burial was in the
family lot in the River Bank cemetery.
Taps We're sounded on the cornet by
Howard F. Shaw In behalf of the Grand
Army. Mr.. Wells would have been Is
years old on February H. His BIRTH
place was ST. Gregory. p Q. He en-
listed in the Civil War from Cambridge
I'm 1852 and served n wear and 10 months
In Company h, 18th Vermont volunteers.
He was engaged in 10 battles, including
the battles of the Wilderness and Peters,
burg. Mr. and Mrs. Wells would have
been married so years July II. 1916 and
CONTINUED ON mage fOurs 4
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BAKERSFIELD.

Walter DeZotele. who has been visit
ing his brother, Joseph, in Manchester.
y. f.. has returned home.-Miss Hazel
Maynard has gone to Nolcott, where she
has a position as teacher.-Frank Brady.
who successfully underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis at the Fanny Allen
hospital, Winooski, about two weeks ago,
returned home Saturday night.-The rural
schools opened Monday for the winter
term.-The Young Ladies Auxiliary of
the Congregational Church Will hold a
Christmas sale and an oyster supper In
the town hall Wednesday. December 10.
b. II. Lilley has gone to Fairfield
Center. where he will have charge of the
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SWANTON.

Labor is we'll employed, carpenters
particularly being busy for this time Of
year. Two new houses are going up and
sevral others are contemplated in the
near future. More repairing and fixing
UP than usual has been going on for
some time.-The river above the dam has
frozen over.-Marble blocks are being
hauled from the local coored marble
quarry by the Barney Marble company
Contractor C. X. Prouty has quite a
force of men working on a BUNGALOW
which he is building at Philipsburg for
Montreal partles.-The new library build
ing is completed and the painters are
putting on the finishing touches to the
interior 1t is expected that the library
will be dedicated next month.
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NORTH ALBURG,

Jasper Vosburgh is visiting at the home
of his uncle, Norman Vosburgh, in Hyde
Park.-Mrs. E. Jarvis was in St. Adams
Monday.-Louis Martin Of Clarenceville.
Que, was a caller in town Sunday
The Rowell property recently owned by
Victor Cohen of Alburg Springs has been
bought by Albert Observation-Disclosures.
Aubrey Collins and Aubrey Hunter OF
Clarenceville, Que. We're in town day
recently.-E. E Bulls and E. Taylor Of
Rouses Point were in town Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Vosburgh We're in
Rouses Point Saturday.-Mrs. r. Bohan-
non. who is being treated in the Mary
Fletche- hospital in Burlington. Is much
improved. Mr.. Bohannon spent Satur.
day with her
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Mrs. George r. Drury, who had been
seriously III for several weeks. died early
Monday morning. The funeral serv-
ices We're held at her late home We'd
nesday afternoon at 2;30 o'clock. She
is survived by her husband and one
daughter, Mrs, Snyder. wife of Lieut.
Col. Henry d. Snyder.
a son was born Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry O, Whitney.
Mr.. and Mrs, Hiram G. Pearson OBJ
served their golden wedding Tuesday.
Owing to the i'll health of both Mr. and
Mrs. Pearson only their most immediate
friends were invited to be with them for
the occasion. They received several
remembrances and a large number Of
letters and cards from absent friends
Mr.. Pearson was born In bakersfield 70
years ago last June, Mrs, Pearson, who
was Armida Kellogg. was born at Enos-
burg 70 years ago November %. They
We're married in Enosburg. Since their
marriage they have resided in Bakers
field, Enosburg, Orange. n. j.. and for
the last II years have resided in this
place Their only child daugh-
ter. died about seventeen years ago.
Mr. Pearson's sister, Mrs. Parker
and his brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
w. f. Pearson, reside with tnem. Mr.
Pearson was member of the Third Yer.
mont Light Artillery and served nine
months He is member Of r. s. Sher.
man Post, G. A. r., and Mrs. Pearson
is a member Of the w. r. C,
Mt. Mansfield Lodge, X. of p, has
elected officers as follows: c. c.. George
W. Sharpley; V. C., NJ. b. Clark; pre-
late, C. F. Fay; NJ. of W., G. f. Thayer
h. of r. and s.. r. II. Stevens; NJ. OF
F., f. II. Post; NJ. A and A, w. c
Machia. The inner and outer guards
will be appointed. The installation viii
be the first meeting in January.
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EAST FAIRFIELD

John Cook has received employment in
st. Adams and will move his family there
next Week.-Mrs.. Hattie Sherwood Is en-
PERTAINING her sister, Mrs. II. w Beals,
Of Swanton-W. A. Wright is erecting
large ice-house on his property on New
street.-Mrs. y. w. kettell and daughter,
Helen, were Swanton visitors Thursday
II. NJ. Wells was In st. Adams Friday to
attend the funeral of w. r. Merritt
Miss Marie Quimby of Concord. y. H., Is
visiting at Mrs e. II. Burleson's home
News has been received from Washing
ton. ID. c., that a son has been born To-
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Christie. Tho mother
was Miss Marion Gates. n former East
Fairfield girl
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CHARLOTTE.

At the morning services at the Con-
gregational Church Sunday the Rev.
Hervey Quick read his resignation to
take effect In June. He has been pas
tor hree for "a years and large num-
Der will deeply regret his leaving.-Mr'
and Mrs. Monroe Hill are spending some
time in Burlington Mr.. Hill will be at
the Mary Fletcher hospital for an OPP
eration.-Mrs. Wright and daughter of
Waltham, and Mrs. Duell of New York
were guests at Carlton McNeils last
week.-During the winter months the IL
brary will close at four o'clock.-J. =.
Ramsey has gone to New York city and
Northampton, Mass-NIrs. Frank +.
Thayer who was called here by the ILL
ness of her mother, Mrs. j. b. Williams,
has returned to her home in Brockton,
Mass, Mrs. Williams being much bet
ter.-Mrs. Mary White of Shelburne Wis
tied Mrs. L. b. Beers last week.-Mr.
and Mrs. w. S. Kellogg, who have been
living at L. H. Kellogg's, have returned
to their home in the East part Of the
town.-The grist mill at the Charlotte
Feed and Mercantile company that has
been out of order has been put in fine
shape and is ready for business.-Peter
tenement house to the house owned by
Mrs. MARITIME near the station.
Howard Mcclure of Burlington visited
relatives in town last week.--O. II.
Alexander is installing a new water
tank.
At the annual election of officers at
the Grange Monday evening the follow
ing We're elected: Master, Elliott Frink
overseer, Carlton Mcneil; lecturer, Cora
Clark; steward, Noah Frink assistant
steward. Milton Clark: chaplain the Rev.
II. Gulick; treasurer. l.. b. Mcneil: secrc-
tary, Mrs. W. V. Beach; gate keeper.
Harold Bessette; Ceres. Mrs. Elliott
Frink: Pomona, Mrs. NJ. +. Carpenter;
Flora, Mrs. l.. w. Tucker; lady assistant
steward Lou Jackman.-The Ladies' Aid
is packing a box to go to the Brewer
school at North Carolina. Anyone having
articles of clothing to send may leave
them at Mrs. w. II. McNei's,-M Hiss
Clorinda Ramsey is at home from Smith
College on account of trouble with her
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
SOUTH HERO.

The wedding of Miss Jennie A. PARROT
Of Milton and Homer NJ. Gardner Of
South Hero was solemnized at six O'Clock
evening at St Rosa Lima Church
at South Hero by the Rev. Father Ma
rion. Their attendants were Miss Mildred
Parrott. sister of the bride. and Edward
Gardner, brother of the groom After the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Gardner left for
Greenfield. Mass. and other points
The play. Lost. a Chaparon-" nv
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Draper motored
to st. Adams Thursday afternoon, re-
turning that evening with their daugh-
ter. Miss Ruth Draper, who has been
passing three months visiting friends In
Lincoln, Neb., and Moline, Ill-Mrs.
NJ. l.. Irish is seriously i'll at the home
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. n.
Kimball. e. l.. Shut and F.. II. Ovitt,
representing the accompanies. left Mon
day for Chicago to attend the annual
convention of the National Independent
Telephone companies.
Homer w Best of this place and Miss
Stella May Hopkins of St Adams were
quietly married at the Methodist parson-
age Monday evening by the Rev. w. E.
Douglas. Blair of Boston Is Wis
iting his father. John Blair.-Miss Rachael
Holmes. who has been visiting Miss Flor.
ence Douglass. has returned to her home
in Waterbury.-Th Misses Mildred Thorn
as and Susan Thompson of North Berk-
shire, visited the formers brother, Les
lie Thomas, over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
W. Z. Burt. after passing the season at
the Burt homestead in this place return
ed to their home in Burlington Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs, DIN Merrill went to Boston
vey was in st. Adams Tuesday.
II. b. Kimball, mall agent on the White
River Junction and Boston line, is at the
home of his parents for few days
There will be a chicken-pie supper and
donation visit for the Rev. G. E. Sails
In Grange hall at West Enosburg Fri
day evenlng.-Miss Katherine Gill has
returned to her home in CRANKY p. O..
after several days visit with her sister,
Mrs. II. F. Kimbal. Her niece, Miss
Marion Kimball, accompanied her--H.
f. Kimball, who has been travelling in
Maine in the interest of Kimball Bros.
Co., has finished the seasons work and
returned to his home here.--The condi-
ton OF Mrs. NJ. l.. Irish Is considered
little improved Sunday evening
services Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church were in charge of the Mems
Bible class, Principal Chase gave a talk
on "Riches. "-The condition of Mrs. John
Fish Is improved. Her daughters, Mrs
H. S. Springer of Burlington, and Miss
Fanny Fish Of Boston, have returned
to their homes.--J. A. Harvey, w. s.
Pease and Harlan Maynard each succeed
ed In baggtng a deer the latter part OF
the week.
A. o. Bowen Of Franklin was in town
on business tuesday,. w. Pomeroy and
Miss Bell C. Stone started Wednesday for
Riverside. Cal, where they will make an
extended visit at the home OF his son. c.
S. Pomeroy.-Miss Mildred Hall of Mont
gomery Is visiting Miss Annie Merrill for
a few days.-M b. Cantell Is putting up
an addition to his building. opposite the
depot, into which he will move his barber
shop. A fruit store will be opened in the
rooms now used as barber shop.
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SHELBURNE.

II. w. Tracy, LIST, was called last week
to Wilsboro Point to attend the fu-
neral of his cousin. George Rowley.-
Mrs. Sophia Harmon and daughters, the
Misses Janet and Elizabeth. have re-
turned after week spent with relatives
in st. Adams. MIR. and Mrs. George
Taylor entertained a large number of
invited guests at luncheon Thursday
in honor of their son and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Taylor of Albany, n. Y.
The house was beautifully decorated
with cut flowers. the color scheme being
pink and white in the spacious dining
room and parlors Mrs. Abbie L. Hilton
and daughter Miss Ruth Hilton, who
have been visiting Mrs. Ebert Nash,
ha e returned to their home I'm Rich
mond.--Lewis Van Vliet Is building a
barn on his land south of the village
Fred Jackson, who. with his wife. is
staying this winter with Mr.. and Mrs.
T. b. Webster, has gone to st. Adams
for a visit.-The Improvement society
cleared about s35 at their sale and sup
per Tuesday night.
A clerical conference on diocesan mis-
sions' will be held at Trinity Church on
Friday, beginning at $3.50 o'clock with
morning prayer and Holy Communion and
lasting through the day. public service
will be held in the evening at 1880 o'clock
when the bishop coadjutor Of the diocese,
the Rt. Rev. George Y. Bliss. d. D.. Will
preach. The rector. the Rev. Mr. Brush.
expects about eight clergymen to attend
the conference.-the. Alfred Martin, who
is at the Fanny Allen hospital. following
an operation, Is convalescing rapidly
The Ever Ready Circle Of the King
Daughters will meet with Mrs William
Fletcher this afternoon at $50 o'clock.
There will be a meeting OF the Ever
Ready Circle of tho Kings Daughters
Thursday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
William Fletcher. to begin at 2:3o o'clock.
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SHELDON.

Mrs T. H. Morgan and Miss Ruby Mar
shall Of this place were called to St.
Armand. Que, to attend the funeral of
Mrs Morgan's father.-Mrs. B. II. Liley
of bakersfield was in town Tuesday
Mrs T. c. Jennison is suffering broken
ridb. due to a fall-A. Girard on the Fair
field road shot a large deer Saturday.
Mrs. May Girard. who underwent a Sc
rious operation at the st. Adams hospita,
three weeks ago, returned to her home
Saturday accompanied by DIR. f. NJ.
Brown OF this place and her husband and
is improving as fast as can be expected.
William Wait Is comfortable. Waiter
Ladeoux OF Greensboro Bend has moved
his family to the Gibbs house on Elm
street
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UNDERHILL,.

The funeral services Of Henry Murdoch
who died at the Mary Fletcher hospital
Sunday were held at one O'Clock Tues
day afternoon.-Miss Maud Irish is work.
ing at Hotel Sincair.-Mrs NJ c. Hale
is spending Il few days at the home of
her daughter. Mrs. w. G. jackson, in
Jericho-Mrs. +. a. Metcalf returned
home Sunday from the Mary Fletcher
hospital much improved In health.--Mrs.
H. r. Aver was a visitor in burlington
Saturday
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MILTON BORO.

F. f. Smith, +. f. Goodwin Rolla
Robertson and T.. f. Phelps were In John
son last week deer hunting-Mr. and Mrs
Walter Robertson have returned to West
ford after spending few days in this
place.-Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Gabaree and
son Raymond were in Burlington We'd
nesday.-Nernon Bullock spent Monday at
the home of Leon Lester.-Mr and Mrs,
John Shean and children were in st.
Adams Sunday.--Mr and Mrs. Fay Berry
are visiting in Richmond. Watson
was an over Sunday guest of Mildred
Goodwin.
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WEST BERKSHIRE

Frontier Grange, NO go observed Its
10th anniversary Wednesday Dec l
with a banquet. about :" covers being
laid. At the close Of the banquet the
Rev, +. Wilson Day Of Franklin, as
master of ceremonies, introduced the
speakers. who responded as follows.
History of Frontier Grange, Mrs
E A. Austin; "Our Order, w. II. Towle;
"Sociabilty," Mrs A. NJ JENNIE; Good
of the Order" \, NJ Jenne; Benefit
Of the Grange TO the Farmer" +. +.
Thomas. The Duty of Man to God
Himself and the Community" District
Deputy Arthur Wells of Bakersfield
Gov. c. w. Gates of Franklin gave an
interesting talk on The Grange. Its
Progress and Benefits to Rural Life in
the Past 80 years" other out of town
visitors We're Mrs Arthur Wells Of
Bakersfield ard r j. Gates of Franklin
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FLETCHER,

Mrs Melissa Cros!er who had been i'll
for some time. died Thursday. She is
survived by one son, Elmer E. with
whom she resided. The funeral was held
at her home Saturday afternoon at one
o'clock. the Rev. A II, Sturges OF Tn
derhill offic!ating.-Mr and Mrs. William
Ufford of Fairfax spent Sunday in town.
II. l.. Porter Of Johnson was in town
Saturday to attend the funeral of Mds.
Melissa Crosier
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FRANKLIN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A Richard are
the parents Of daughter, born Tuesday.
AT the regular meeting of Silver Lake
Camp. No. S796. NJ W. A the following
officers were elected: V. c.. Irving Shedd
w. v, w s. Riley; clerk A. D. Whitney
banker, l.. E. Brewer escort A j. Mag
naut; Waterman, F. A. Gallup; sentry. E.
W. Olmstead; manager, B. b. Woodward;
physician, DR. II. H. Johnson.-Alton Pratt
is ill-Donald Hendrick has gone 10 Mt.
Hermon, Mass, to school
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ALBIIRG.

The house and furniture Of George Sabre
Of this place We're burned about 80
Tuesday evening. The origin of the fire
Is not known but it is thought that the
house was plundered and then burned
Miss Gertrude Hall Of Isle Ia Motto Is
visiting in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Matt
Thomas spent Tuesday in Burlington
The Congregational Church Is holding
fair at the church.-William Mumley has
returned from the West and will run a
meat market here.-Mrs. Nelson Breault
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Milford Mayo.
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WESTFORD.

While drawing stone for the founda-
ton of his new barn Monday, George
Stuart had the misfortune to break both
bones of his leg just above the ankle
The Fortnight club will meet with Mrs
Ethel jackson to-day and a Christmas
program will be glven.--Wesley Kimball Is
gaining and Ia able to be out OF doors
now-The Altrulstic society met with
Mrs John Ballard Tuesday and elected
the following officers: President, Mrs
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heir skill as cooks by serving an oyster

their skill as cooks by serving an oyster
supper.
The Kings Daughters met We'd
nesday with Mrs. George Kinney.-Miss
Cornelia Wheeler, who was Knocked
down by an automobile and injured two
weeks ago. is improving rapidly at her
home.-Mrs. Lorette Orvis of Glens Falls.
n. Y, is passing some time with her
cousin. Mrs. G. II. White, while recov-
ering from an operation at the Mary
Fletcher hospital-Walter Atherton of
Essex Center spent several days at the
home of his sister Mrs. l. r. Bromley,
the last of the week.--John Hayes and
Nicholas Smith have returned from wy
oming and other points in the West.
where they have been the past year.
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MONTGOMERY CENTFP

George Wilson has moved TO St Adams
and jay Lumbra has moved into the
tenement over T.. S, Wright's store
George Lumbra has his home nearly COM
pleted on Church street and expects to
move into the same soon.-Nelson & Hall
Co are erecting a new office near their
veneer mill-Cifford Smith of Burlington
spoke in the Baptist Church Sunday to
good sized audiences, both morning and
EVENING", w. Bundy has been In town
for few DAYS calling on friends
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WEST MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs |. T. Howard are parents
of a son. born recently.-Miss Mildred
Blake is slowly recovering from an ILL
ness.-Nlr. u Mrs Earle Slocum re-
turned Saturday night from their we'd
ding trip to Massachusetts. a reception
was given them at the home of c. L.
Osgood that evening nearly 100 attended
They received many presents. Out of
town guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Davis. C. +. Williams, Mrs. Frank Tyler
of Essex, Mrs. Hiram Hanley of Jericho,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gale of Westford
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Lawton of South
Hero, Mr.. and Mrs. George Parker, Louis
Slocum and Mack Elliot of South Bur-
lington--Mr. and Mrs. l.. J. Mayo of St
Adams visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Mayville over Sunday
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Bishop Bliss was at Calvary Church ant.
held communion service Sunday morning.
He also spoke later at n ministerial meet
ing held on the same day.-Several friends
Of DR.. Hanson met at his home to give
him surprise on the evening OF his
birthday December 4-Mr. and Mrs
Charles Stratton of F.nosburg Falls and
Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Wright and daughter
from North Enosburg visited Mr.. and
Mrs. c. NJ. Mublee Sunday,-Mrs. Merritt
stone and daughter have left St. Adams
and are visiting friends at Enosburg
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BINGHAMVILLE.

Mrs. Byron Marbe who has been pass-
Ing a few days with her brother, the Re7,
]. Fl. Wills, has returned to her home in
Wllamstown.-J b. Alfred of St. Adams
and c. c. Alfred Of Fairfax called on
friends Saturday.--The infant daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jones, who has been
I'll with bronchitis, is much better
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1t ono oclock. the Rev. c. v. French
officiating. and basins his remarks upon
The long and complete lifo OF the de-
ceased, who had reached the remarKaoie
age of nearly 90 years. Two selections
we're rendered by the choir. Nearer, My
God, to Thee" and Beautiful Isle
Among relatives from out Of town to at
lend the funeral were Mr.. and Mrs.
Iawley of Essex and Mrs. l. L. Morse
Of Jeffersonville, The remains were laid
NO rest beside the husband in Maplewood
cemetery Walter Kenyon made brief
visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alton
KENYON, the last of the week before
going to Hartford. Conn, where he has
employment.--School opened Monday,
with the return of Miss McCarty. Miss
Morrison of Fairfax will fill the place
of Miss O'Brien, resigned.-The condi-
ton of Mrs G. Fl. Morrill, remains about
the same Not much hope Is entertained
of her recovery.
Mrs. Nettie Crane. wife OF Ovett II.
Morrill, died at her home here Tuesday
evening after an Illness extending over
period of several years. Although able
at times to be out she has been great
sufferer from hardening of the arteries.
The death of Mrs Morrill, is the third in
this home within 10 months. The deceas-
ed was the youngest daughter of War
ham and Helen Crane and was born in
this town 81 years ago and her life has
been spent here. She Is survived by her
husband, ono son, Earl c. Morrill, of
Burlington, one daughter, Mrs. Morton
Wells and a sister, Mrs. Eva Sayles Of
burlington. She has been for many years
member Of the Kings Daughters.
Funeral services will be held at the Union
Church this afternoon at one o'clock