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FAIRFAX.

James Smith is seriously i'll with pneu-
mona at the home of his sister in NIL
ton.-NTrs. c. s. Hulburt returned from
the Fanny Allen hospital Saturday. Her
condition is serious.-Mr and Mrs II. +.
Hunt of Swanton were weekend guests
Of Mr. Hunts mother, Mrs l. Z. Hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Southland and Mr.
and Mrs r. A. Southland were in Cam
bridge and Watervile Sunday 10 attend
the funeral of their cousin. Mrs p. A
Tobin.-The Rev and Mrs. A. F. Ufford
have returned from Boston and are with
Cephus A. Hotchtiss died at his home on
his sister. Mrs S w Brush
Main street Tuesday after a short Ill
lat his late home Friday at 10 o'clock and
lat the church at Georgia Plains at 200
IL. M. He is survived by his wife, two
daughters. Mrs. Bertha Bergen of this
Village and Mrs. Mary Wood of Georgia
and by three sons, Carl Of Georgia
Cyrus in the West and James of this
Eillage.-H. NJ. Gregory and daughter
Mildred have gone to New York city to
Visit Mr.. Gregory's son. Clyde.-James
Milton Tuesday afternoon of pneumonia
frhe funeral was held in Milton Wednes-
Hay at 10 o'clock, with burial at Sander
Fon's corner cemetery. Mr.. Smith was
an old soldier and is survived by several
hildren,-The Delta Alpha class of the
BAPTIST Church will give the play THE
New Minister" at Bellows Free Academy
hall Monday evening Nav "a.
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MORRISVILLE.

Twelve members OF the Cplift club
met at the home Of Mrs. +. C. Phelps
Wednesday afternoon. The subject
Of the literary program was THE
Most Notable Events That Have Oc-
Cured since the Civil War" Papers
were read by Mrs. C. e. Lanpher. Mrs,
F.. T.. Gould. Mrs. Warner Gilbert, Mrs.
Harrison Dodge and Mrs. NJ. H. Board =
man. Refreshments were served
Peoples Academy was defeated In a
game of baseball Wednesday after
noon with Swanton by a score of to
3.-Mr and Mrs. l.. =. Thayer went to
Highgate Springs Thursday to open
their cottage for the summer,-A. F.
Girard of Derby Line came Wednesday
to visit his daughter, Mrs. Walter Stin-
son.---Work has been begun in Pleas
ant View cemetery under the super
vision of the Cemetery association,
Elmer Camp has been hired as care
taker All who wish their lots cared
for should give their names to Mrs.
Fred Wheeler or Mrs. r. s. Robinson
Miss Katherine Russell 10 able to be
out after an illness with pneumonia
Mrs. George Battye, who has been Ill
for several weeks. and who has not
been as we'll the past week, was slight
ly improved Thursday.-The FIRE alarm
was sounded Thursday afternoon at
b:4b for a supposedly hot hrs at the
residence OF Perley Howard. which
proved to be a large brush heap at the
rear OF the residence which gave the
appearance of fire being well under
way In the house.
Miss Gwendolen Smith returned Friday
evening after a stay OF several weeks in
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

The annual meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
society Will be held with Mrs. w q.
Lease this aftcrnoon.--II +. Ravmorp re-
turned from Burlington Munday.--Nrs
Enie Roberts is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. G. T.. Melvin.-Atss Caroline Chat
fee of Bclviderc is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Thomas.-Mr. and Mrs G. B
Hapeood were surprised Thursday evening
by friends and neighbors who congratulate
cd them on the goth anniversary of their
marriage. r.. w. Swift has finished work
as undertaken for S. e Pope. his place
being supplied by X. w. Conner of Lis
bon. \. H.-G. II. Gilmore has been an
pointed delegate to the Christian En-.
deavor convention at Barre.-Sam,lol
Burns of this place and Gertrude East
man Of Hyde Park were united in mar
raiGe Wednesday evening by the Rev
II. G. Howard at his home on Park street
street.
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Twin sons were born to Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest A. Quintin of Spruce street Sun
day
News has been received here of the
announcement of the marriage engage.
ment of Miss Doris A. Archer, only
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. George T.
Archer formerly of this city. now of Los
Angeles. Cal, to Virgil e. Pinkston of
Los Angeles. The marriage will take
| place In the early summer.
Alfred Amo and Miss Selma Benoir,
both of this city, were married at Holy
| Angels Church Tuesday morning at
| eight o'clock, the ceremony being per-
| formed by the Rev. l.. Il. Desrochers.
| The bride wore white satin and carried a
white rosary. Mr. and Mrs. Amo left on
the Has o'clock train Tuesday morning
| for n trip to Canada.
At n meeting at the Stranahan gym
nasium Tuesday evening the organiza-
ton OF the Verulam club, a club for
girls. was perfected n constitution adopted
and officers were elected Mrs w. r.,
Fonda, ono of the most active In the
work that has made the club possible,
was elected honorary president after she
had declined election as president and
the other officers chosen are President,
I Miss Lena A. Rooney; first vice-president,
Miss Laura Hunt; second Tce-president,
Mrs. Clara r. Marvin; corresponding
secretary. Miss Clara Chagnon: recording
secretary, Miss Teresa McGnn treasurer,
Miss Frances G. Maynard. The large
clubhouse on North Main street, owned
by julius H. Seymour of New York. has
been furnished largely through gifts of
friends and Mr.. Seymour has given n
two years lease on generous terms The
house was turned over to the members
April 80 The organization was effected
principally through the efforts of Mrs
Il. {. Smith and tho work of prepa ring
the house for occupancy was done under
the direction of Mrs. W. b. Fonda, Mrs
n. y. Emery and the superintendent,
Miss Kate G.. Cummings.
b. Parker Child of Boston is q guest
at the home of Mrs. Alfred A. Hall. At
a dinner given last evening in his honor
covers were laid for 16 and announce
ment was made of the marriage engage
ment OF Mr.. child to Miss Fay Newell,
daughter of the Rev. f. Newell pastor
Of the Baptist Church at Laconia, y. II.
The Marriage will take place June &C.
Mr. Child has been a frequent visitor
here for several years and has often
sung at the First Congregational Church
The marriage OF Miss Helen Margaret
Keligan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John
kelligan of Russell street. to Elmer
Horace Narney. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Narney of Hghgate Springs, took
place at ST. Mary's Church yesterday
morning at $50 o'clock, the ceremony
being performed by the Rev. d. ]. O'Sul-
Ivan. The bride was attended by her
sister. Miss Marion Kelligan. as maid
of honor and the hest man was Theo-
dore Brault. Following the ceremony
breakfast was served at the home of the
brides parents. The bride received n
large number of valuable gifts. Mr. and
Mrs. Varney left on the l1& O'Clock
train north yesterday morning and after
a short trip they will make their home
in South Hadley. Mass
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HILL WEST.

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Bushey of East
Berkshire. Mrs. Michael Manosh and
Mrs. Joseph Bosele of Montgomery VIII
lage spent Sunday at Lewis Rushford's.
Leo Myott spent the Weekend at the
home of his grandfather. Marshall My
spent Sunday with her sister, Miss Sylvia
Head, who is boarding at Mrs. Emily
Jcwetts-Mrs. Soloma Whitcomb of
Enosburg Falls is spending a few days
with her sister. Mrs John Rushford-
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Rushford of East
Enosburg motored here Sunday to the
home of his uncle, Charles Rushford.- -
Mr. ard Mrs George Jacobs and daugh-
ter, Julia. of East Enosburg motored
here Sunday.-Mrs. Jeddie Lamus of Berk-
shire Is visiting at the home of her sis
ter-in-law. Mrs Frank Goslett Marcus
Thomas and two sons, Leonard and Cliff
ford called on friends here Saturday,
Walter Monteith is moving his family
10 Abercorn.-David Rouse of Richford
spent Sunday at Frank Pudvar's-
George Pudvar spent the weekend in
Enosburg Falls.-Carl Anderson spent
Sunday at Charles Macia's.-Mr and
Mrs. John Ariel spent Sunday with Mrs
Ariel's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
Domna.-Mr and Mrs. f. j. Shangraw
and daughter Dorothy. of Richford, spent
Sunday at Horatio Jewett's
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NORTH HYDE PARK

Mrs Cara hubbard of Garfield is a
guest Of her sister Mrs. L. H. Jackman.
GLADYS sherman of Morr sville spent
the past week with Mrs. II. Il. Beardsley
Frank Baker has rented the Sargent
house opposite where his house was burn
ed.-Mrs charles Kneoland has returned
from Johnson.--Mrs Samuel Miller of
johnson has been for some time with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hodges -.
Chauncy Crocker was in Morrlsviic sew.
eral days the past week to visit his son,
Seldom Crocker.-chares Parkhurst, vino
is attending school IN Lyndonvillc. is at
home on a short vacation
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ISLE LA NOTE,

Miss Viola Tulip of Crazy. y. Y, is
the guest of her sister. Mrs Henry
Jarvis.-Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Duba of
Burlington We're at the home of Mr..
Duba's parents Sunday.-Nfr. and Mrs
STYLES and Mr. and Mrs Elisha Goodsell
of Alburg were the guests Of Mrs Bots
ford over Sunday.-iMrs. Henry Jarvis re-
turned Sunday from Burlington, where
she had been for week.-Mrs. William
Kelly and daughter Eleanor returned
to their home in Rouses Point Monday
Mr.. James Jarvis went to Burlington
Monday Miss Bessie La Bombard re-
turned Wednesday after spending several
months in Burlington.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Mrs. A. c. Barnes slipped on the floor
|e other day and in falling broke one
|m. Mrs. Barnes is over so years of
fe.-Mrs. Brown Of Bakersfield has been
biting Mrs Il. NJ. Stiles.-Sidney lie.
Ere has sold his farm on East hill to
|seph Root. Mr.. Lefevre has bought
company with his brother. Joseph. the
]. Longe farm, paying sil00 for the
me and will take possession at once
TER Mayhem Is erecting n large new
rn on his farm. Nelson Sweet has the
act.-Nelson & Hall company are
! king extensive repairs on what is
pWn as the red barn on the old John
place at the top of the hill above
ir mill They intend stocking the farm
h cows Paul Baker will have charge
j. Moren and John Riley Of East
fkshire were In town Tuesday-Mrs.
j. Wright and children have gone to
rfax, where they will spend a month
h her father. Miss Alta Dix accom-
led them as far as Cambridge, where
stopped to visit friends. they making
trip by automobile,
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CAMBRIDGE.

NJ. II. Chalfee and son. Lloyd, We're in
Newport over SundaY.-Ars. Jennie VIII
ley has returned from an extended Wis /
in Alburg ana Jericho.--R. O. Payne of
Burlington has been spending several
days in town with his brother, w. S.
PaVne,-Miss Marion Newton spent Sat
urdaY in Morrisvlle.-M Chaffee. agri-
cultural teacher in the stowe high school
was the guest of MISS Moore at Mr.. and
Mrs Earle Gates over SundaY.-.Mr. ami
Mrs Luther Putnam left Friday for Cal
iforna, where they will visit for two
Minnie Bliss of Morrisvile
was the guest of Miss lsola Labounty
over Sunday.-Rehearsals are In progress
for the play. Daddy" which will be pre-
scented under the direction of Marjorie r.
Newton the evening Of May 81 at the
American House hall.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Or, ana Mrs. w. II. Wright have return.
ed from Concordia, Kans. after visiting
their sons for several weeks.-C J. Bra
ley is substituting on rural route No. 3
for few days i'm place of Daniel Fay,
the regular carrier.-Miss Rose Parmlee
Is visiting her sister Helena in Albany,
y. y. for few days.-Ceorge H. Young
left Saturday for business trip through
the West-C. II Harrington of West
Rutland was in Brandon Saturday
liam Carrigan is visiting his parents. Nj.
and Mrs, James CawlEan.-ESmory Pat
node ana family We're in town Saturday
from Whiting to attend the wedding Of
Mr.. patnode's brother, which was held at
ST MarY's Church,--Mr and Mrs. Pearl
Kemp and Mrs. W. t. Flag visited rela-
ativcS in Rutland Saturday.-The high
school baseball team Went to Nergennes
Friday and defeated the Ncrgennes high
school - to S.--'rhc Brandon high school
baseball team was defeated by West Rut-
land high school at West Rutland Satur-
day, the score being y to SIS X, Moul-
ton of Burlington. attorney for the state.
was in town Saturday looking up the rec
ords of Forest Park farm which was pur-
chased at auction by the State for a homa
for the feeble-mindcd.--Nlrs q. IA. Young
tlleItHlNcu the I@dtltS lfrluSe W INST club
Friday afternoon. In the evening the
ladies' ana their husbands were entertain
ed by dinner party at tho inn, given by
Mrs Young.
H. x Miller has sold the Stanley place
at Leicester Corners to Harrison Rob-
crts.-Frank Grimes, Jr., of Ticonderoga
y. y, visited here Monday.-Mr. and
Mrs Frank w. Colhurn Of Philadelphia
spent Sunday and Monday at the home
OF a Goshen Frank Atwood Of Sails
bury is spending few days at
the home of Frank }eion.-Mr and Mrs
:. W, Jones have returned from Wal
lingford, where they visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. b. NeWton.--Mr and
Mrs. Elroy Woods and son. Carter, spent
sunday with Mr.. Woods brother, DR..
Carter Woods of Rutland.-B. Nj. Par
ker, the drugsist, has leased the w II.
Williams house on Franklin street and
will take possession June l5-W. b.
Eddy and family visited in Glens Falls
over Sunday.-The merchants have de-
cided to close stores Thursday afternoons
of each week.-F'red l.. Patnode, Albert
Dursy and Dr. II. Phillipsent attended
the meeting and banquet of Camp
Foyles, Spanish War Veterans, at the
Berwick Hotel at Rutland Monday cven-
ing. Mr. patnode was elected senior
vico-commander and DIR, II. phillipsent
Al an Gaua~
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Clara Bycraft returned Monday to her
ONE in Graniteville.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. o.
Iitchell We're Sunday visitors in Fair
+. Wright and John Mitchell
re at Fairfax.-Mr and Mrs. Will
|imbal of Enosburg Falls are visiting
the A. ]. Pomeroy home, Henry Leach
hs bought the NJ. II. Boylan place and
owed there to llve.-Frank Raine has
|nted part Of the Green house and Is
loving his family there.-Miss Florence
|cCarthy Of New Hampshire is visiting
the home Of her uncle. W. G. Barry
hauncey Chase returned yesterday to
(bany Business College after a week at
Is home here
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HYDE PARK.

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rc.i,,,, ,,oo ,1o,,a.,., 49,. .t,.a.. IT..
to tho ,o,.,, MI. I,., Io,,, o,.i,.
and cbl,drc, of vorri.,iIro s,1,,t rb,,rs.
dav in too,, - T. eavnr, has .oturrod
rror, @ t,,., ,.,,.t.,, ,,,,st,,I,.. ,ri, 60 pns-
to, apd %o,, tt,,.o,, r., o,,,,,,oI ,,,o,,
inp Of tho vitae r,,,,.o,.o,,,o,. soc,ot,.
will he hold Ntoud,v evening William
Ishnr, has orcct.d , largo and r,odern
apiarv ON his farm in rentervil1e-E d
Brown of burlington visited in town tho
first of the wcek.-E. w. Smith has sold
his store AT the north village to f. l..
Miller of Corjnth. who has taken nossrs-
sion. Mr. Smith will move to Rurlinpton.
George T. White Of Montpelier was in
town Wednesday.
The Lamollc Valley Teachers associa-
ton held it's annual meeting at this
tendance. about $50 teachers being nres-
ent. Professor simpson gave the address
of welcome after which Miss lydia.
Beck of st. Johnsbury gave an address
on "Thc Aldino Method Rcodinp'' illus-
trating this with class Of Young pupils;
"Tho Palmer Method of Writing" was
treated upon by w. l.. Nolan of Boston:
and school Lunches" wa, the subject
of an interesting address nv Miss Ide
of Morrisvllc. The afternoon program
included PHASES of Personal Aupeal."
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DERBY.

Francis Wood has returned from Mass
"chusetts and resumed his work for
N'orRe Hopkinsou.-'AIr and Mrs. Ernest
Nlckerson and son. Allen. have returned
to North At'leboro, Mass. after spending
i"ur months at her fathers Henry School
crait-Nliss Charity Bates returned Sat
urday from Bloomington, where she
spent the wintcr-Mr and Mrs Thomas
Wood are iil.-l'red Carney has bought
out T., a. Slack's interest in the store
mere" Mr.. Slack goes to West Derby
l. w. Erwin's goods have been sent to
his brothers, Or. Erwin. at Newport
Center where he is stopping at present
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

w. Scott Livingston Of Lowell. Mass,
Is visiting his brother, w. S. Livingston.
Mrs. II. a. Austin attended the funeral
Of her brotherin-law, John Racine. who
died of pneumonia, at Canton, n. Y,
Thursday and Mrs. David Paxman
were called to Richford Tuesday by the
death of Mrs. Paxmans father, Sanford
Armstrong. The Ladies' Aid society met
with Mrs. oscar Stanley Wednesday for
dinner.-Dr. f. O. Livingston of Low
ell, Mass. was in town Sunday.
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EDEN.

Mrs Clayton george has returned from
the Mary FLETCHER hospital in Burllng-
ton-The sunday evening service at the
corners concluded the series held by the
Rev. and Mrs {. n. Haynes. Miss Eliza
beth Roby has gone to her home in Ber-
lin. Conn. for months vacation, after
which she will return to resume her
duties.-A. e. Sargent has been appolnt-
ed to put in the permanent work on the
road and begins this weck.-f,den base
ball team defeated the Belvidere team
Saturday, the score being II to G.-Thc
Dorcas served dinner to large number
Tuesday Henry Kinds is in Burlington
called by the serious condition of his
1x.ifn
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ALBURG,

c. T. Deuel. visited Friday in East
Alburg and West Swanton.-Miss Freda
Cheseman spent Saturday in Rouses
Pont-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gonyea
visited at the Center Saturday evening
Mrs. II. w. Albright of Montreal Is
visiting her brother. A. A. Cheeseman.-
Little Ellen Darby has returned to her
home after spending some time with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Cheese
man.-@Arthur Darby, who has been i'll
with chicken-pox, is improved. Bernell
Goodsell of Isle La Motto Is spending
some time in town
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-20

In Ernest Murray's house.-There will be
81 celebration of the Holy Communion in
Calvary Church Sunday, May %. at nine
O'Clock. Paul j. Moren, who with his
mother, Mrs. Daniel Moren, has been
passing the winter in Florida. returned
home Thursday Mrs. Moren is passing a
few days in Glens Falls, y. Y. will ar.
rive home this week. Mrs. Ladd Andrus
md daughter are passing few days with
Mrs. Laura Colptts of Berkshire.
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ST. ALBANS,

iss Cora T.. Nichols. a daughter of
and Mrs. Thomas Nichols of North
rfax. was married to Herbert j. Lum-
of Rutland Monday morning at
o'clock at Holy Angels Church in
city, the Rev. L. r. Desrochers per-
hing the ceremony. Miss Edith Mich
sister of the bride. acted as maid
Ionor, and Thomas Corselle of Rutland
best man. The bride wore a suit
taffeta and white hat
carried a white prayer book. The
b of honor wore navy blue suit and
|hite hat, Mr.. and Mrs. Lumbra left
automobile on their wedding trip.
y will reside in Rutland. where the
I'm Is treasurer Of the Killington
Puce company. The bride was a
ographer In the business Office Of the
senger company about year, resign
her position a few weeks ago.
orge Christine Van Holtz and Miss
lie Leonora Collins of this city were
Fied at the Congregational parson-
Monday afternoon at tire O'CLOCK
he Rev. S. w. Anthony.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
WESTFIELD.

The Rev. VI. ". Farman has preached
at Coventry FOR 10 Sundays, An evange-
list VIII be there for two Sundays.-Mrs
Harris Of Bcehc, can. IA visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Harold Farfnan-The l..
y :. VIII have an entertainment and leo
cream social i'm the Congregational vestry
Friday cvcuing.-Mlss Mildred Bell will
40 10 st JOhushury for the Weekend Sat
urday. Most Of the students were at
home over sunday from Derby and Nortn
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STOWE.

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'"o" zen 'No"uaS on MI Mahstleld'
'ne mountain peh9 Wh'te with the fall.
MI, ana MIS- & r. Burt spent SUNDAY
| III Moi'peiler'-Mr' ana Mrs. q. W.
"aP''i anu lanlllY visited their sisters,
NlS' Nood ana MIS- 1hurston' at Water
Jury NuhuaE'-hiheSt T.. Wright OF Fair
IAN 10 Nisi'ins MIS- Wright at y. r.
H''d" s'-Mrs' fhoepe ADAMS was given
d surprise part! at her nome on Edison
h,'., Jay e'e"'iS Ill hoi'or or her 'oth
oiToliuaE' ABOUT ~ were present. in
many "ie'iipeis Oh Mahsneid
N'ouil1aii orange ana H. II. smith Wom-
'' 20 -N'N' Au"ihS Doing an
"cU'N" iheHipei IN both societies, supper
:" anu ""ii"E the evening Ernest
piea'ii'eu MIS- ADAMS with
=" '"'','9o'''e N''air III pthaIt or the
anu " sum "i money from other
l'iei''s anu heishoofs Mrs Adams chill
49, -''s, !" -, r"st'r' waiter ~
c '''nS anu MIS-, i'hE \ohdIe' ana their
were al present MI ana Mrs
- '"''I'l' Vi MoiiIs'lie Were also
u''o"h t"ose ProS'h''-lhe kev. Robert
- oo.u"c'ed a CathoHc
At ''c AhoI'y memorial bu4IdlnE
H"i'uaS morn liE'-Mlss Belle BuzzeIl VAS
we le'"o' "' t'e EpWorth League ami
H'ee"is at the Methodist Epls-
e'p"' "uich SUNDAY evening. duet
'"'s ~ "''seS MdrJore waits ana
,i''ue''' AZ me sunday s'hooI
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Mrs q C,oroor. ,,.ho "'''
critically III with nnournnnio a. Dee"
comfortabl, -Nrs u y r,a
has been confined two vaol,s ~. i,,1,,
SLOWLY.
Miss Mvra Elorclla Ctoro,. .,, W.,
liam L. Harris of Rostop ,ycr, ,,,,.,ia.i
yesterday at the homo Of Mice Cno
news brother and Wifi ~. 49,, n.y.,
Walter A. Cborov in ,ru.o,
Miss Chenev's narorts NJ ,, 49,
A. H. Cheney of stow ,re,.. IL, ,,ut
to attend the waddirg Nil 1,,....'
WAS graduated from stou,o hirrt, aa,.1,
in the class of 1900 Aftor co,,,Ioti,,,.
business course in Ardarsor I,,,
sho sorved as stanorro,,ho,. g.,
fee of Druppins,s Nira r,,,., 49,.
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for the mast year sbo ho o,,o., 49,,
sane nosition in m. of,ioa 90 49,.
risen SUNNY Common. j., -, ~,
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was formerI,, from ,Io,,,ar, ,,a ,r 49,
viii reside l., rror,t,.h
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Iist Of STOW. ia st,t7, 20.
horses ma. COWS . $50.
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sbeen 80 Tboro r.ii, ~
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lAM0|LLE COUNTY
JOHNSON.

Mr. and Mrs. II. w, Camp of Elmora
visited Mrs. Camps parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. F. Brill, Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs Melvin Morse Of
Hardwick visited Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin
Foster Sunday.-Mrs Gerald Whitcomb
was taken to hospital In Burlington
last week for an operation.-.Mrs ]. L.
Pierce was called suddenly to Brooklyn
y. Y, Thursday by the illness of her sis
ter,-Mrs. Matte Baker has returned
from Everett, Mass, where she spent the
winter. John Stearns visited his wife It
the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-20

board with Mrs. Dclbcrt Shanlev wbiIc
Mr.. Cross is away.--Nflss Eva RobbIna
has been obliged to resign rs teacher
in district No. II on account of tho
serious Illness of her mother Miss
Ola Thompson is taking her place
Oscar Taylor and family have vacated
the house on summer street. belonp-
ing to Mrs. Addic Chacc. Mrs Tov-
lor will leave in a few DAYS for Ial,o
Mansfield, where she has employment
Leo S. Allen is confined by Illness