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been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Alfred
Martin. for several weeks, has returned
to her home in F'errisburg, accompan-
led by his granddaughter, little Miss
Evelyn Martin.--All schools are closed
tion of Mrs. Fred Roberts, who is Ill,
remains about the same-The regular
weekly praycr-meeting was held Tuesday
evening at 7:3O o'clock In the Methodist
Episcopal Church parlors, instead of
Thursday evening. There will be n
Christmas tree and appropriate Christ
mas exercises Friday evening at tho
Methodist Church
The Tracey and Mack store will he
open every evening this week. except
Saturdays. G. Marsett bought the
Henry Drew farm at the auction held on
the premises Tuesday.
The children who are to take part in the
Christmas exercises at the Methodist
Episcopal Church will meet at the church
Thursday afternoon at 2:so o'clock.
Mrs. A. J. Ash. who underwent a ser
ious operation at the Fanny Allen hos
pital, has returned to her home. and Is
doing well.
The Christmas services ut Trinity
Church will he as follows Christmas eve.
500 y. M. Christmas day. 1920 A. m. ;
Sunday after Christmas Holy Commun-
ion. 500 a. m; morning prayer and Com
munion, 1890 o. m; evening prayer and
sermon. 7:D u. M: organ recital after
the evening service. On Monday. St
st. Johns day. Holy Communion, 900 a.
m; Tuesday, Holy 1nnocents' day. Holy
Communion. 300 n. m: Sunday school.
Christmas service and festival, 700 to 900
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FAIRFAX.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Ballard and Mrs F.
6. Cherrier were in St. Adams Sunday to
attend the funeral OF their Uncle. s.
Crown.-Percy Minor. who has been serl-
ousIy i'll with pneumonia. Is able to sit UP
short time each day.--H. b. Bellows has
returned from ST. hlbans-C. w. Brush
was in burlington Saturday.-The Meth
odist choir and families to the number OF
- were pleasantly entertained at the
home of Chorster and Mrs. r. l.. Marvin
Friday evening. The dining room was
prettily decorated with Christmas bells
and festoons and hountiful supper was
served During the evening Prof r. IT..
Gleason. a Crate italian" singer, gave
several selections lie also gave violin
and piano solos. Mr.. SNOWFALL also gave
a violin solo.-Ieo Despart of Boston IS
visiting his mother.
Guy w. Green and bride of Bakers
field were the Weekend guests Of his
aunt, Miss Abbic Kenfied.-Dr. FlagG
Is moving to Lowell. where he thinks
there is n better opening for his pro-
fession.-The 90 lege students came home
Wednesday evening for the Christmas
vacation.
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MORRISVILLE.

Miss Dorothy Small, Miss Dorothy
Powers and friend, Miss Helen DAVID
son OF North Dakota, who are attend
ing Mount Ida school at Newton. Mass.
came Friday evening to pass the hoh-
days at the homes OF their parents, MI
and Mrs. A. G. Small and Judge ana
Mrs. G. NJ. Powers.-Miss Rhoda ODER
who Is teaching at st. Johnsbury, came
Friday evening 10 pass the holiday Naca-
ton with her parents MIR. ana Mrs. Ira
Ober.-Mrs Alice Reed returned FRIDAY
evening from a three weeks stay In
Barre with her sister, Mrs. Nestclla
Drown. Miss Helen Drown. who is at
landing Sargent's school at Cambridge,
Mass. came Friday night to pass the
christmas vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs G. 7. Drown.-Alban and
Urban Parker OF Middebury COLLEGE
came Saturday to PASS the holiday vaca-
ton at the home Of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. II, Parker.--William IL.
Howard went 10 Johnson Saturday eve
ming to be present at the golden We'd
ding anniversary Of the marriage of his
sister and husband. Nj and Mrs. c. =.
Drown. Miss Maud Moo went 40 Bur
lington Saturday evening. called thcro
~,
Miss Dora Noe.-Miss Jernie ToWle
went to Noicott saturday evening to re-
main until Tuesday with her father, Jo-
semi Towlc when She went to Bristol,
Conn, for visit with a brothcr-Siiss
Mary Gates, who is Il teacher ~ rroc-
tor. came saturday to pass the Christ
mas vacation with her parents. MIR. and
Mrs c. l., Gatcs.-C J.. Gates has sold
his Morrisvilc stowe stage BUSINESS to
Charles Cox atd James Boyian, the new
firm taking possession Monday morning.
Miss Lila Slayton. who is attending
school AT Ossintng- on the Hudson. Is
passing the holiday vacation with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs H. a. Slayton. -
Deroc Croft, who is attending Vermont
Academy at SaXton's River. came Mon
day to pass the Christmas vacation with
his mother, Mrs. ID. w. Donaldson
&. G. Draper and son. Eddie. went
Monday to Burlington to visit their
daughter and sister. Mrs. Nina Tatro
who Is at the Mary Fletcher hospital
| recovering from recent operation.
Miss Marjorie Gates OF Boston Conserva
tory OF Music came Monday to pass the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and Mira
c. l.. Gates,-Lawrencs Bray OF Worces'
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ENOSBURG.

There will be a Christmas tree espe-
cially for the children OF the Congrega-
tional Sunday school Christmas eve. De-
ccmber "A. No presents are to be put on
the tree for adults. There will be a little
entertainment, music and refreshments
for the children.-On account of the bad
weatherand roads not as many farmers at
tended the farmers school at Enosburg
Falls last week, or the housekepers, the
home economics section, as was antici-
pated.-NIrs. EIInice Squires, who has been
with her cousin, Mrs ], d, Wright, for
several weeks. returned to her home in
Bakersfield Saturday to stay while
Mr.. and Mrs Roy II. Maynard attended
the funeral of their uncle. e. j. Hogan,
in ST Albans, Saturday.-Mr and Mrs,
Leon Sheldon of Bakersfield visited at
Noel Downey's Sunday,--The district
schools closed Friday for a weeks vaca
ton and will resume December 27.-Rich-
ard Smith was in st. Adams to attend
the funeral OF G r. Hogan Saturday,
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attractively gowncd In her travelling suit
1T dark blue. with hat to match. and
wore a large bouquet OF blue violets
After "a short trip Mr. and Mrs. Corcoran
will take up their residence In Montreal
where the groom has a situation with the
Detroit Electric Motor Car company
r. b. Cross has returned from busi-
ness trip to New York city.-ieorge Y.
Best OF Somerville. Mass. is guest OF
DR.. and Mrs. f. A. Bates of Canada
street Mr.. Best is Just returning from
9.OOO-mle trip to the Pacific coast. where
he visited the Panama exposition.-Miss
Gladys Bailey of Cooperstown, N. Y. Is
a guest at the home OF her mother. Mrs.
Charles Skeels.-Miss Alice M. Baker is
spending the Christmas holidays with
friends in Potsdam, n. Y.
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holiday recess at the home OF her moth
or. Mrs +. Cook.-Mrs. lockwood s.
Brown and little daughter. Barbara, of
Billings, Montana who have been visit
ing at the home OF Mrs. Browns parents.
Mr. and Mrs l. Il. Iawley and Other
relatives for the past few weeks, started
for their home Monday. They were ac-
COMMANDED by Mrs. Hawley, who will
remain in Billings until the middle Of
January.-H. r. Govro has sold his house
and lot on Center street to Maynard NJ.
Bureson for s1,4W-At the regular meet
ing of An Saints Court No 6sl, Catholic
Order Of Foresters, recently held, the
following officers were elected Chief
Ranger, Arthur Young: vice chief rang
err Alfred Degrenier: past chief ranger,
Henry st. German; recording secretary,
Arthur Denonville; financial secretary
Patrick Sloan: treasurer. Joseph s. Ger
main; trustees. Yerrick Young, Edmond
Gagnon, jacques BerTt; chaplain. the
Rev, Joseph Lavigne: speaker, Joseph
Young The new officers will he Install
cd at the regular meeting OF tho court
on the second Wednesday in January.
Arthur Denonville has been appoint ed
Deputy High Chief Ranger with juris-
diction over the courts in Enosburg
Falls and Newport. Miss Ruth NJ. Buck
pleasantly entertained n few OF her
friends Mt her home on South Main street
Saturday evening. Games were played
and refreshments served--E. r. Pel,.
clerk at the American House is taking
vacation and will visit In Buffalo, n.
Y. Albany and schenectady. n. y. and
North Adams Mass. before returning to
his work---Mlss Muriel Boaz, who Is
teaching in st. Adams. is visiting at the
home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Poaz. during the holiday recess.
Miss Hattie Swan Of Montgomery is
vis.nns Mt the home of her sister. Mrs
w. u. Lockln.-Miss Marion Harvey,
who is attending .asellc Seminary, Auburn
dale. Mass. Is at the home of her mother
Mrs. w. ]. Harvey. for the Christmas
vaca ton II or1non Coan OF Danvers
Mass. Is visiting at the home Of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Cuan.-W. Fl
Bradley visited in Swanton over Sunday
There will he Christmas exercises and
tree at the BAPTIST Church Friday eve.
ming at I'D O'Clock.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Miss Flora Colby of Burlington is
visiting at f. II. Chcssmorc's.-Thc
will be a Christmas party at the hall
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock for
the children, followed by "A supper pro-
vided by the Lend a-iiand-Mrs Dele
IIildreth has returned home after
spending month with her sister in
williston.-Pupils Of the Jonesvilie
school having perfect attendance for
the fall term are Dorothy stevens.
I.oantha Miller. Malissa Olmstead, De-
borah Hapgood. Marion Preston. Ma
LISA Norton, Ernest Norton. Everest
Norton, stephen Jennings. Edwin Jen-
nings. Albert Crandall; present every
day, but tardy, Celia McGraghan; abb
sent one day. Florence stevens Dor
othy Hapgood. Irene Miller Martha
pohnstone, Donald McGarghan, Eugene
uennings; teacher. Mae Brewin,
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Grand ISLE COUNTY
NORTH ALBURG.

James Suddahy OF Rouses Point, n. Y,
who has been spending few DAYS here.
the guest of friends returned to his home
Friday.-Miss Margery Vosburgh of High
gate is spending the Christmas vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, +. NJ
Vosburgh.-Ieon Faddcn of Noyan. Que
was a caller IN town SaturdAy.-Frank
De Grechie Of ST. Johns. Que, is spending
few days with his parents, Mr., and Mrs
Albert De Grechie,-James Calllgan spent
Saturday in Rouses Point,-The Christ
mas exercises and Christmas tree will b.
held in the Congregational Church AT AL
burg Thursday evening.-Mrs. Horace
Sheldon and Mrs. Frank Sheldon were ia
Rouses Point Saturday.. lioag was
badly hurt Friday while chopping in the
woods near his home. a limb fell striking
him on the head and rendering him UNI
conscious for some time.
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RICHFORD.

Miss Anna Arms OF Grand Ligne. Que,
Is visiting relatives and friends In this
place during tho holiday season.-Mrs
Ella r. Woods has returned to her home
after few weeks in West Derby. Or
leans. and East st. Johnsbury. Mrs
Jane Rurleson visited at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. T.. A. Macy, in West
berkshire, during the past week.-Ralph
Robb, station agent at IIighgate Springs,
Is having n vacation and is visiting at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
J. NJ. Robb.-Miss Adella Draper who Is
teaching In West Burke, is passing the
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

There will be a whist party at the
NJ. w. a. hall next Wednesday evening
Mrs. J"rusha Taft is visiting her son.
w, j. Tart, In South Starksboro.-Mlss
Beatrice Guyette is spending the holt
days with her parents in Burlington,---
Miss Ruth Andrews is at home from
her school in castlcton,--Fhc ladies
Will serve dinner at the NJ. W. A. hall
"Wednesday, December 29.--Miss Anna
Norton of Lebanon, ~ IL, is with her
father, K. A. Norton, for the holidays.
Mrs. Gcrtic Brewster returned Tues
day from Swanton, where she has been
working the past few weeks, and is
now with her daughter, Mrs. Joshua
Brown.-Mrs. V. r. Sargent visited her
sister. Mrs. NJ Madigan, in Burlington
Tuesday and Wednesday.
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ISLE LA MOTTE.

Mrs. James King returned home Tues
day after spending two weeks in Boston. =
II. w. HiI. the bridge tender. was taken
OF the bridge December 10. Six thous-
and eight-hundred and seventeen auto
mobiles crossed the bridge during the
season.-The Burlington high school stu
dents came home Friday to spend their
holiday vacation with their parents-Miss
Mary 0oodsell II spending some time in
burlington. Moore of Champlain,
NJ Y. is visiting his sister. Mrs Clyde
,,iI,-James Duba returned home Friday
inter spending several days in PT4.ngton
among relatives.-Josie Duba >Lturned
home Wednesday from Wa'eri - y. v
Charles La Bombard and famGg rcturu
ed home Saturday after spending some
time in Watertown, n. N,-'Mrs r. s
rleury and Miss Mary Montgomery Went
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FRANKLIN.

Miss Margaret Hopkins and Miss Gibbs
of New York are spending the holiday
vacation with MI and Mrs, +. l.. Hop
kins.-Mrs Laura ROBBIE is ill-Mldred
Powell Of the burlington high school Is
spending her vacation with her mother
at Governor Gates appropriate Christ
mas exercises will be held in the Con-
sregational Church Thursday evening
and In the Methodist Church Friday
evenng.-A. II. Gates returned from
aSsaclsusettS Saturday morning
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

A quiet wedding took place al the
home of Mr., and Mrs. ID. w. steele Mon
day morning at nine o'clock, when their
eldest daughter, Gladys Marion, became
the wife of John b. Corcoran of Lowell,
Mass. Only the immediate relatives and
a few intimate friends were present at
the ceremony. which was performed by
the Rev. Edward s. Stone. rector of st,
Johns Episcopal Church. The bride was
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SHELDON.

Mrs Il. w. Grove Is I'LL. T.. Daw-
son is confined TO the bed by Illness
The Sheldon grammar and high schools
have closed for a perod of two weeks.
Miss Alice Barnum went Saturday To
her home I'm Eericho where she will
spcnd her Christmas vacation. Horace II,
Riley left this place Monday morning
for Montreal w>erc he has employment
In one Of tho Grand Trunk railway Of
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BINGHAMVILLE.

The Rev. and Mrs. j. II. Wills have re-
turned home after passing n few days
in Cambridge.-Scho will close Friday
for one week.--II. T.. Maxfield who ha :
been in poor health for some time, is
much BETTER. =. Carey is installing
feed grinder at his place.-Mrs Ira
Carpenter and two children are In Swan
ton, called there by the serious illness
Of her father, Chester Prouty.
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COLCHESTER.

Rolfe Hine. aged 13 years died Sunday
night of general breaking down, He ia
survived by one son, William, and n
daughter, Mary. He had always lived in
Colchester and was a farmer. The funera,
was held Wednesday afternoon at one
O'Clock.
The Chittenden County Pomona Grange,
No. |. was pleasantly entertained 10y col
chester Grange. No. 456, Tuesday and an
enthusiastic meeting was held The meet
ing was called to order at II 90 a. m. by
Worthy Master J. S. Williams. c. O. Ilar-
ney Of Essex was elected secretary to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of Ralph
Smith, who met with n fatal accident
since the last meeting. A committee was
appointed to prepare resolutions of SYM
rathy on the death of Brother Smith
The fifth degree was conferred on a class
Of Il candidates. At noon chicken pie
dinner was served to nearly 100 people.
The lecturers program included selections
by the orchestra. singing by the grange;
reading. Wesley Smith: piano duet, Juan
Sta Bombard and Mahelle Pratt: vocal
SOLO W. w. Smith. Mason s. Stone, com
missioner Of education for Vermont gave
an interesting address which was much
enjoyed by all present. Mr.. stone inter-
spersed his remarks with several witty
anecdotes and stories. The next meeting
will probably be with the Essex Grange.
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GEORGIA..

The congregational and Methodist sun
day schools will hold union Christmas
tree Friday evening at the town hail. n
cnntata entitled THE Growing OF Christ
mas" will he gtven.-M. q. Brugg IL
able to be out again There was good
attendance at the auction at Alan New
tons and nearly everything was sold
The agricultural extension school opened
Monday The attendance was not as large
as could be wished. on account OF Christ
mas being so near
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GRAND ISLE.

Little Homer Hurlburt, who has been
III, is somewhat bettcr.-Nicholas Blow
had the misfortune to break his leg Just
above the knee. lie was getting bar
rel of potatoes from the cellar when
he slipped and fell backwards, the bar
rel striking his leg.-W. IT. Winch Is WIS.,
iting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Cassius
Winch In Upper Jay. n. Y.-Mrs William
Martell returned Monday from the Fanny
Allen hospital. where che went for an
operation about three weeks ago.--Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Prouty are parents OF
son. norn Monday.
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TO Burlington Tuesday. The Ladies' Aid
society held their Christmas sale Mon
day night. Mrs. Walter La lombard and
daughter, Edith. arc at home from Water
town. N. Y.-Miss Beatrice Houghton Is
at home from Canton. n. Y.--The South
end school closed Friday for two weeks.
Miss Louise La lombard returned home
Sunday from oneida, n. Y, where che
has been the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Ike
Bonyea Lawrence Dooln IL a home from
the St. Albans high school
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JERICHO CENTER.

Miss Barbara stiles went Saturday to
Burlington. where she will spend n few
days.--Mrs. NJ. A. Bullock and little
daughter, Pearl. are spending few
days in Rolton.-Mr Burt Beers and son,
Maurice. were in Burlington Monday
Miss Eugenia Barber and Mr.. Chester
White were Sunday visitors at Hiram
Wilder's.-Mrs. Ray Brown. who has
t,een i'll. is somewhat better.-School
closed Friday for the Christmas vaca-
ton There was a Christmas tree in the
grammar room.-Miss Bernice Bullock
was in Bolton Friday and Saturday.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

A Christmas tree with an excellent
program will be held at the Baptist Church
Friday evening. The public in general is
cordially invited to the exercises and
to put presents on the tree.--Marion Ger
man has moved into the tenement OF Mrs.
Alexander Laplant. Sr.. on Main street
Erwin GoSlet has begun housekeeping
in one Of J. C. Hutchinss tenement
houses. Stephen Kennett Of Jay was a
1.isifnr n f0ur Monday
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FLETCHER.

+. f. Crosier has sold his farm to A.
w. Gillian.--Richard Rowell has sold his
farm to Mr.. Blaisdell of Bethel for $4,000,
Mr.. Blaisdell will take possession January
1.-E. T.. Crosier is suffering from the
effects OF a fall.-John Carey has purchas-
ed new steel grist mill and has 1t set
up at Binghamvlle.- Mrs. Elmer Crosier
Is In DOOR health.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Elizabeth McNaney and Miss Ger
trude Brady of Barre are spending tho
holidays at their homes.-F. u. Ellis is
seriously Ill with Brights disease.-Miss
Leila Cowan of Richford Is spending the
Christmas vacation at home--Mrs. Ed
ward Perkins is ill--Frank Brady. who
underwent serious operation recently.
In much improved.
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SHELBURNE.

The library VIII not be open Christ
mas afternoon. nor in the evening"
Mrs. f.. p. Whiting OF Putnamville Is
visiting her parents.-Miss Nellie kim
hall has gone to Randolph Center to
spend her Christmas vacation with her
parents-Miss Mary Noonan, who is
teaching school in Charlotte, is at home
for the holidays.-Mrs. Baird, who has
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HUNTINGTON.

The Kings Daughters will not meet
this week, as previously stated--H. A.
Alger and Miss Ruth Alger were in
Burlington the last of the week.-Miss
Mary Spaulding has returned home
frcN ontpelier.-Howard Alger left
Monday morning for Boston on a bust
ltss trip.-Mss Cora Spaulding is at
1ome from Rutland for her holiday
vaca tion.-The Christmas tree and ex-
ercises will be held from the church
FRIDAY evening
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HYDE PARK.

In the case of Ezra Peters Of Eedn.
charged with perjury. the jury brought
in a verdict of not guilty. Thursday
morning the case of George +. White.
administrator of the estate of T.. {.
White. VS.. Lizzie A. White, was called.
This was an appeal from probate court.
Mrs. White is the widow of Judge White.
for 20 years probate Judge of this dis
trict He left no will. After the commits
sioners on the estate had had their final
meeting and acted upon all claims then
presented. the widow petitioned to have
the commission re-opened, which the
probate court did without giving the
administrator notice of such petition.
The commissioners however did give the
administrator notice Of the time they had
set for hearing this claim of the widow.
which was for services as register OF
probate. but he did not appear. The claim
was allowed. The administrator appeals
from this action on the ground that the
statute contemplates that notice should
be given to the petitionee to have tho
case re-opened. Both sides conceded that
no such notice was given. The court
dismissed the case. Executions were
allowed, which means that the case will
go to the supreme court ON the ground
Of not sufficient notice.
Lamoilie county court came 70 \ sud.
den end Monday Il was expected that
The LONG -hcralded case Of .he estate OF
Roscoe Fuller, in which it vas claimed
that the deceased had made a Will. would
be contested \ struck jury was on
hand to not on The chse, as we'll as Sow
cral t-of-thc-coun.v attorneys. The
parties got together In the carly after
noon and by advice Of V. A. Bullard,
one Of tho attorneys, a compromise was
effected and the case settled out OF
court; Announcement was made OF tho
granting OF the following divorces:
Sarah b. Collins vs. William Collins. bill
granted for neglect and refusal to sup
port: Anna ST Jock VS.. Peter st. Jock
bill granted for intolerable severity:
Arlie Cochran vs. Ernest Cochran, hill
granted for intoern BILE severity; George
West vs. Matilda West, bill granted for
adultery: n. G. Parker VS.. Mamie Par
kcr. bill granted for intolerablc sever-
| !ty; Gladys Bennett vs. Harley Bennett.
! hill Eranted for intoierable severity.
| This finished tho work of the torn. The
jury was discharged,
Senator Page "a AZ home from wash
ington for the hoidays.-Mr. and Mrs
| trip. Mid might mass will be celebrated
! Christmas eve at St Thcrssa's Church.
| A community Christmas trce will be
| held at the opera house Friday owe
ming Several from here attended the
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