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WEST BOLTON.

Nh and Mrs Fred Stroeter Of Worces-
ter Mass. are visiting their parents. Mt
and Mrs. G.. W. Streeter.-Mlss Bernice
Han has gone to Cliff Haven y. y,
where she has a position for the sum
mer.-Mrs. 9. r. Gle is ill-Mrs Louise
York has returned from Willamstown.
Her daughter. Mrs. Herbert Farnham
and children returned with her.-Mr and
Mrs. Carl Lacaillade of Burlington are
visitors at T.. f. York Ralph Tomln-
son, who has been with his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. A y. Tominson. has gone
to his home in Starks0oro Mrs G.
Woodward Of Duxbury is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs O. j. Hosford. -
Fay Tomlinson has returned to W7orces-
ter Mass. Mrs. Tomlinson is TO remain
a while lonEer-CieorGe Chase. Jr.. Of
Eden made brief visit with relatives in
town, returning home MondaY.-A. H.
Streeter and Maurice Streeter were in
Burlington Monday.-Mrs. r. Bacon Wis
tied Mrs. NJ. j. Pease in Jonesville Tues
day.-Mrs. j. Fl. Smith has returned
from Burlington. having been guest Of
Mr. and Mrs r &. Evans The society
of willing Workers will meet to-day at
the Grange hal.-Master John Smith IS
visiting friends in Burlington
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lAM0|lLE COUNTY
HYDE PARK.

Miss Mabel Rurnham has gone to
Sugar III, y, H., where she has en-
ploymcut.-Mrs. Fred Wood has returned
from the Fanny Allen hospital much
improved IN health.--Mrs George
Lnmphcr ana children from Woodsvillc
y. H., are spending two weeks in town
Miss Gertrude Smith has returned ia
lllghgate after spending a week here
with her sister MIR and Mrs T.. T.
BADGER and son, Glenn. are spending the
month at their camp at Joe's Pond -
Mrs Grace Hutchlns Of Niagara Falls Is
visiting her parents, col and Mrs. H.
NJ. ATcFarland.- The engagement is an
nounced of Miss Helen Wood, daughter
of y. c. Wood. and Fred c. Shaw of
Boston.-Miss Sadie Gregg IS camping
with friends at Danvlle.--Mr and Mrs
Bennett Douglass of Waitsneld are in
town.--Miss Jannet Parker has returned
to her home at Watervlict y. Y
Frank Keelcr has returned from Bur
lngton much improved in hcalth.-Otis
Page OF Coruth is i'm town. - Mrs. Fred
Noblc ana son are in fiardWick. CLYDE
Thomas has returned to tho agricultural
school at Lvndonvllc.-Th Misses Mar
jore ana Emily Hubbard have returned
from New York CitN.-Miss Alice 6.
Smith. Miss Alice T.. Dascomb and Miss
Helen Waterman teachers in tho public
schools Of Everett. Mass. are spending
fcW weeks i'm town.
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FAIRFAX.

PcreY s Evans of Fairfax and Flor
ence NJ. Corse of Fletcher were married
at the Baptist parsonage by the Rev. j.
NJ. Maxwell July 3.
Mr.. and Mrs a. Is. Rugg Of Essex
junction were guests of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Amos Rugg, Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Carpenter Of Fletcher We're
guests Of Mrs. Carpenters parents, Mr..
and Mrs W s. White, July 1.-THE
Woman's Home Missionary society of
the Methodist Episcopal Church met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. A. n.
Southard.--Mrs. Emma Vincent and
daughter, Hildred and Miss Georgia
LaWton of Burlington expect to spend
this week i'm camp at st Adams Bay
Mrs Oliver Cherrer and grandson. Pearl
Lock, went Monday evening to
Malone, y. Y, to visit friends. Mrs Mary
Kcndrick and son, Jack, and cousin. Miss
Bertha Butler, of Burlington are camping
in the KendriCk woods. MIR. and Mrs.
A. T.. Beeman are passing two weeks
at Nantasket Beach. Mass-Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Brush and daughter Of
Burlincton were in town Sunday
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ing after a week with her aunt. Mrs L.
u. Mute, in Marshfield.-Archi Lafoun-
tain of Newport, a former resident, has
been visiting friends here after an alb
sence of 10 ycars.-J G. Gaines and
family returned from Morrisville Monday.
and on Tuesday they went to Camp Pat
ten on Lake Carmi where they will
occupy the c. T. Hall cottage. MIR. Gaines
mother. Mrs. f.. a. Gaines, accompanied
them, Miss Helena Carpenter went to
East Berkshire Monday to pass a few
days,-The condition of Mrs. Sarah Par
melee. who was seriously injured by fall
nearly two weeks ago. Is improved Mrs.
Sarah Kimball has purchase d the home
Of Mrs. Grove on Berkshire road and will
move there about August I.
The Rev. T.. l.. Nradenburg went Tues
day to Charlotte to officiate at we'd
ding, the bride. Miss Ora Hunt of Bur-
lngton, being a school friend of his
daughter Miss Charlotte, who played the
wedding march
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. +. NJ. Carpenter and Miss Helena
Carpenter of Enosburg Falls are passing
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs +. -
Smith.-Mrs. Daniel Moren. Mrs +. :
Hutchinson. Mrs. s, F. Perley, Mrs. T.
l.. Washhurn Mrs G. NJ. Ruhce Miss
Grace Wadloigh of this place and Mrs
Raymond Hawley Of Richford motored
to Lyndonvlle Monday.-Miss Lawrence
and nephew. James Lawrence of chi
cago. are passing a few weeks at Blue
bird camp.-Mrs, TenneY and daughters
are passing several weeks at Bluebrd
camp, DIR. W b. Hanson of Barre has
come here to practice and has rooms in
the rectory Bert Jenne and Mr. Hill Of
Gardner, Mass, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. H q. Jenne.-There was a stock
judging and testing demonstration a. D.
w. Paufs farm Frday.--Dr. a W. Du-
Bots OF North Troy is passing a few days
In town-H. l.. Smith. who has been Ill.,
is recovering. The monthly meeting Of
the Ladies' Aid society was held in the
Congregational Church parlors TUESDAY
afternoon. Supper was served
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BERKSHIRE.

The funeral of Thomas Paxman was
held at the Second Congregational
Church Saturday The Rev. F. H.
Greasy of West Berkshire offciated The
bearers were: e .. Libby. W. c.
Smith. II. s Forty and Guy Kittell
Among those present from out
of town We're Beth Paxran, Edward
Mann. Mrs. and Mrs Beeman. Pearl
Tobin of Waterville and Mr.. and Mrs c.
II Mann Of Orleans Mr.. paxman was
born in 1916 at ST Armand. Que He is
survived by a wife and four sons and
one daughter. David of West Berkshire.
Beth Of Waterville, Chester Of California,
Merton and May Carter of Berkshire
also one brother. 4. w. Paxman. of East
Berkshire, and one sister, Mrs, G. H
Buzzo Of Berkshire MIR. and Mrs Harry
WEIGH of Hartford, Conn, are passing
the summer a the home of Mir. WEIGH S
mother, Mrs \. {. Sinclair.-Mr and
Cleveland, Ohio, are passing a few days
at their farm, the Rockmore.
Robert T.. Lewis of cleveland, Ohio,
has sold the Lewis homestead to Joseph
ana Edward Lawrence and Peter Demar.
The sale was made by the Buck real
Bowen is visiting her daughter Mrs. H.
e. Comings. Of Richford Mr. and Mrs
A. f. Shufelt were in Morrisville Mon
day. They made the trip in Willard
Johnson's automobile
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

Miss Marybele McFeeters of Sheldon
spent the week end IN town.--Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Bean and SON Henry, who
have been visiting at the home of G. r.
Lyon. left Saturday for their home in
TIttleton, y. HID. II. Burdck and
Dwight Powers have returned from
Plattsburgh. y. Y, where they have been
son left Friday for two weeks vaca-
ton. During his absence Deputy Col
lectOr +. y. Garvin of SWanton is In
charge of the port.-D. W. Steele was a
week-end visitor in Malone y. Y.-Mr.
and Mrs II. j Lyon and son, c. l..
Lyon, and Mrs. Margaret Rousseau were
in Burlington over Sunday, visiting Mr..
and Mrs. H. c. Manzer-Mr. and Mrs
F. r. Odds and Miss Mary Butler Of
Burlington are in town, called here by
the illness Of j. A Buter,--E. c. Nor
rill Of Burlington was in town Sunday -
Miss Hattie Stimets is spending the week
in St Armand. T. Q.-Mrs. E. A. Bates
and Mrs. D. ". Steele are spending the
week in camp at the Springs.-Mr. and
Mrs Fred Bedard and two sons are in
Lyndonvile, visiting relativea-Mr. and
Mrs. s W. Russell and Miss Edith Skeels
are spending a few weeks at Highgate
Springs.-I.. =. Pontbrand and family
motored to Lyndonville Friday and are
visiting Mr. Pontbriand's parents, Mr..
and Mrs l.. r Ponthriand.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

A. J. Miner died at his home Just few
miles out from this village sunday morn
ing. following a long illness. Funeral
services were held Wednesday at one
O'Clock at the home. Burial was in
the Bakersfield cemetcrY.-Miss Mildred
Croft for a few years resident Of Enos-
burg Falls and who has been visiting
relatives here for few DAYS. left Satur-
day for her future home in Nashua, y.
H.-Niss Marie Quimhv Of Concord. y.
H. who has been visitor a the +. H.
Burleson home for a few weeks. return
ed to her home in New Hampshire Sat
urday Miss Lou Burleson accompanied
her and will visit there for short while
Mrs. E. c. Colhurn went Saturday to
Concord, y H., where she will visit the
family Of her daughter for a few weeks
Her daughter Is Mrs. George Wilcox
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A ElWood are parents
of a daughter, born last week.--Mr and
Mrs. 5. G. Harding left Monday morning.
the former going to Burlington. where he
will attend the summer school at the I.
V. VI His wife and infant son 60 to
West Danville to visit with her parents
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MONTGOMERY.

Miss Agnes Taylor If Newark. y. j. is
with Ernest Combs for few days.-NIrs
William Billing of Detroit. Mich. is with
her mother, Mrs. Dia- Domino. Mr. and
Mrs. G. Richardson and Miss Emma and
Mr.. and Mrs Don Richardson went to
Franklin Pond Monday for days fishing
Mrs. Joseph Fountain is very in with
bronchial pheneumonia Mrs Hannah
Head is spending a few DAYS in Rirhford.
Miss Frances Martin of Richford Is
visiting relatives in town Miss Clara
Wheeler is at s.. Adams fol a few DAYS.
Miss Alice Clapp and her mother
motorod over to Richford and VIII stay
with y. y. Clapp for short Will, --
Mrs. Elsie James has gone TO Richford
for few days ana Mrs Farmsworth ana
Miss Gates are staying with Nh. Good
speed. Miss Beatrice Rushford Of ST
Adams is passing a few days i'm town
The subject next Sunday morning at
the Methodist Episcopal church will he.
"A Stairway to Heaven the address
wood and Nails" evening subject.
The Perfect Man"
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NORTH HERO.

Inc young people or TINS VilaS' heIo
dance saturday evening at the town nan
and although the attendance was not
quite as large as expected every ON"
present spent an enjoyable evening. me
dance was given for tho benefit OF tn"
local baseball team and music was l''-
nshed by Mr. and Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Ida kingsburN and son, john ana
daughter Mrs Kenneth Bender, and NV"
grandchildren OF Albany are at Camp
Hilary FOR tine Summer'-Mr ANA Mrs
chester ProntN ana two sons Charles
ana Earl oil SWanton' spent sunday III
town. me RueS' 81 re''''NeS'-M MISS Lean
hocNWe" oil "'purE Is SpendihE some
u'''e inc Inr'' 10, "rr "u"'' MIS- mares
iuo"oi'e'- h"'n NnIRhl, WA" was
amen !" "'Sp''.' at "U' i''E'"" '"S.
"ecN LOT Il" oi'''''"''' Is "V.'N as wen
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HILL WEST.

Mrs. Virginia Murray and daughter.
Mrs. Alma Richardson, and youngest son
of West Burke are visiting their son and
brother. Henry Murray.-Miss Mildred
Shangraw is spending a few days at
Montgomery village,-Mr. and Mrs f., f.
Chase and four children of Richford
spent Sunday with Mrs. Chases parents.
Mr., and Mrs. lisa bel Hawkins,-Mr. and
Mrs. Solomon Manosh of Farnham, =
q, are Visiting in this place
Mrs. Mary Barnard Of Laconia y. H.
and Charles Martin of Richford were
visitors at Herbert Ranvilles last week.
Fred Pudvah has employment with
Henry sylvester for an indefinite time. 80
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Jewett Henry Muir
ray and his mother Mrs. Virginia Muir
ray, passed Sunday at Jerry Murrays at
South Montgomery.--Mrs Fred Jewett
cut one hand quite baldy last week
Israel Touchette of South Montgomery
has employment with Charles Rushford
for haying.
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RICHFORD.

Miss Ethel Campbell returned home
Monday evening from visit with friends
In Woodsville. n. II Mrs, Nellie Royston
OF Newport is visiting relatives and
friends in this place, having been called
here by the death of her sister-n-aw,
Mrs. Martin Donlon. Mrs Joseph Ben
tom ana children of Woodsvlle, \. H.,
are visiting at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs George Wilson. Thomas
Boaz of Intervale avenue is visiting at
Plant. in St Adams. The following
teachers have been engaged for the Rich
ford schools for the ensuing year: Prn-
cipal of high school. -. W. McClelland;
assistant to principal Miss Ada b. Tay-
lor, Dorchester. Mass, commercial teach
or, Miss Maude L. Hammond. Richford ;
special assistant, Miss Pearl Estey. Rich
ford; grades seven and eight Miss Ellen
Wagner, Georgia; grade six, Miss Helen
Wallace, East Fairfield; grade FIVE, Miss
Leila Cowan. Bakersfield; grade four, Mrs.
J. NJ Robb, Richford; grade three, Miss
Charlotte Hopkins. Ludlow; grade two,
Miss Mary s Moore. Richford; grade
one, A. Miss Jessie " Gilbert. East
Franklin, grade one, b, Miss Amy 7.
Perry, Johnson; grades FIVE and six. Miss
Georgia Patten, Richford; teacher of mu-
sic Miss Mae L. Wallace, Richford East
Richford primary. Miss Gertrude Smith,
lichford; East Richford, grades five and
eight, Miss Frances L. Martin, Richford
Blaisdell school. Mrs Madison J. Davis,
Richford, Stevens Mills, Miss Mary Mar
TIM Rchford, South Richford. Miss
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Miss NJ. j. Darling returned home from
Marshfeld Saturday, where she has been
visiting at the home of her brother, Rob
ert. for a few weeks.-Mrs. II. a. HUI
and sons, Clarence and Herbert, spent
Sunday In Franklln.-Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Hammond. son. Stanley and daugh-
ter, Gladys Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Card
ner, Mrs Eta Hammond and daughter
Ruth. Mrs. Frank Griffin and daughter
all Of Newport and Harold Griffin Of
Richford were automobile callers at w
S. Hicks Sundav--Mrs. Leavitt. who
has been visiting In Canada the past
three weeks, returned Sunday.-Mrs
Bowen, were Weekend visitors Al George
Sarah Kimbal and granddaughter, Ruth
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Pauline Darling, Chelsea; Richford Cen
ter, Miss Anna NJ Alkee, Burlington.
As the result or canvass taken at
Tuesday evenings entertainment given by
tho Community Chautauqua. over bOo
tickets were pledged, to be paid for, II
required. 10 days before the coming Of
the Chautauqua for next year Large
audiences have attended the afternoon
and evening performances.--M w O.
Scofield. Of Grand Ligne. Que. is visiting
relatives and friends in this place. Mrs
Elei, James, OF Montgomery Is visiting at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Powell
Mrs. John Puffer of Boston Ia visiting
relatives In this place and Mrs. Will
liam Harper of Springfield, Mass. who
have been visiting relatives and friends
here for few days have returned to
their home.-Anss Geraldine MCGOWAN.
Of Groveton, y. H, is visiting at the
home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs
Ceorre Wilson
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CAMBRIDGE.

Miss Florence Maurice of Watervi.le is
with her sister, Mrs A. Il. Labounty.
who has been confined to the house for
a week hy illness Mrs. Elizabeth Blair
returned to her home in MorrisVile Mon
day. She was accompanied by her niece,
Mrs. Myra Willey,-Mrs, G, W. LabountY
and Miss lsola Labounty We're in Bur-
lington Wednesday, a Twiss of
Burlington spent Sunday at c. W La
bounty Sc. +. Morgan and family visit
ID at w NJ SMITHS SundaN.-Mr and
Mrs LYMAN Gilbert of Enosburg are
guests Al Mr. ana Mrs y A. liawlcy s.
Mrs Mary Wallace and daughter,
Myrtle, have gone to the Thousand
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ELNlORE.

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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. a. ID. Whitney is spending a few
weeks with her son, DIR. H. \. Whitney,
in Northheld.--C. w Powell ana daugh-
ter, Mildred, were guests of Mr. ana Mrs
John Labare in RiChford over Sunday
returning home Tuesday ovcning.--Mr
and Mrs r. J. Gates were I'm st Adams
Monday night and Tuesday. attending
the ChautauQua cntcrtainmcnts.-post
master Whitney was in 81. Adams over
Sunday with his wife. who has little
daughter, born at tho Sherwood santa r.
rlum.--Paul II. Gates returned to Pitts
ford Thursday after spending n week
at his home Mrs. HouEha boon enter
tanned relatives from Georgia Sunday.
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HIGHGATE SPRINGS.

y party of l. boy scouts from Enosburg
Falls are camping east of Camp Ran
dolph, under Scout Master William Car
ner.-Camp Randolph boarding house
opened saturday with seven.--The Iro-
quois Braves won two rubber games
last week, beating the Franklin team,
u to q, and the Phillipsburg, u to o.
The Franklin House beat even the best
record colonel Scott ever made for the
month Of June and is starting in to do
the same for July. So guests being booked
for next week.-Dr. G. r. Cheney of the
state dental board and his wife of St.
Johnshury are guests of Mrs. L. T.
Thayer of Rockedge. Every cottage ex-
cept the Tyler cottage in Enoshurg camp
was open sunday and there were many
visitors besides from that place com
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GRAND ISLE
ALBURG.

Mrs Norman Miller and Mrs. Albert
Cheeseman Of Arid can, have beer at
the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Choeseman. a few days.-Mr and
Mrs \. A. Bates and son, Mckinley,
and daughter Hazel, and Mr.. and Mrs,
Wesley Sconod spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs Vernon q. Badger at The
Rookery.--A. \. Cheoseman is i'll Mrs.
Cheescman. who has been i'll for some
time, remains about the same.-Mr and
Mrs Alec Lash and children spent sun
day in Euenburg. y Y.-Hardy He'll is
spending a few days in Rouses Point
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Dr. and Mrs Frank Lewis and family
of New York are spending some time with
Mrs. Lewis's parents MI and Mrs
Henry PARTICIPANTS Henry Jarvis is
slowly recovering from the grip.-Mrs
Walter McCuen of Boston is I'm town.
The Misses Marion and Dorothy Chase
of Boston are guests of their grand
mother, Mrs f. Duha.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ
s. Thomas spent Sunday at Thompson
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Point, guests Of Mr. and Mrs W l..
Brown. Miss Ruth Thomas Is spending
a few days I'm Burlington. the guest "
Miss core Montgomery. Mrs FREQ
Labombard and family of Pittsburgh
are visiting among relatives. Warren
Simonds has gone to Sew York for u
few weeks News has been received Of
the safe arrival of Miss Gladys llil Of
this place at san Francisco
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BAKERSFIELD.

The Misses Anna, Marion and Florence
Brady went Monday to Gin Haven. n.
Y, where they have employment for the
summer-Miss Hazel Maynard is In St
Adams, where she has employment 90
Mrs. n. r. Fuller and Miss Wyman Of
New York city are at Highland farm for
the summer.-'Mr, and Mrs Rhett j.
Gates Of Franklin visited relatives in
town over Sunday.-Mr, and Mrs. John
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GEORGIA.

The Rev. G. w. Clark is visiting in
town Ella Belle Cowles Of Burlington
is a guest at f. w Blisss.H. T.. curtis
left for New York Tuesday to bring his
sister, Helen, home. She has been III
with typhoid fevcr--Word has been re-
ceived OF the birth of a daughter TO Mr.
and Mrs F. +. Briggs of Sutherland
Neb Mrs. Briggs was formerly Bessie
Bliss of this placc.--Al Bma Howard Is
visiting i'm West Georgia
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ENOSBURG.

The net proceeds from the annual dim
ner held by the ladies of the Congrega-
tional Church July . We're s2i-Mrs.
Stoddard of Newport is visiting Mrs II
H Bessey.-Mrs. Richard Yates and son,
Reginald from St. Adams visited at s
p. SteNenss Saturda, and SnndaV
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

Bort Crnn's an home from his work
I'm Norrisv.e for TWO weeks. Mary
Butts has purchased residence in Jer-
l'ho and moved her household GOODS
there Monday AIR and Mrs Numfred
Sweet of Taunton. Mass. have been
guests the past week of the latter's par
euts. Mr and Mrs Al>ah Jones Mrs
Ellen Masuro who has been in Buring-
ton for two months, came home sunday
MIR and Mrs Thomas McNally are par
ents of "A On.->Miss Viola kneeland, who
is attending the summer school in John
son, was at home over sunday --AlVan
Jones has gone To Barre, where he has
employment In his sons meat market
NJ. A ladleY has returned from a visit
in burlington and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin II. Washburn c
Continued on PAGE twelye.)
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FLETCHER.

F. l. Smith, who is in the Rutland
hospital had an operation Saturday.
Miss Mona Spaulding is slowly recover
ing from her recent illness, Mrs ID. ].
Call has returned home from Jericho.
where she has been for several wec<s --
Mrs. Ella Smith and Miss Minnie smith
are I'm Rutland for Il few days
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Dunlap Of Iowa city, Iowa, are guests of
Mrs Mary Gates.-The Rev. and Mrs. o.
r. Houghton left Monday for month
with relatives in Mlddlehurv MIR and
Mrs Kittlc and Mr. and Mrs Benjamin
tillev and daughter, Dorothy. Of sheldon
visited at the home Of Lee n. Maynard
Sundav.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Narcotic
of Relvidere visited relatives in town
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Continued ON page tweIve.)
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-04-07
LAMOILLE VALLEY AUTO OPENING
The Season Opens Auspiciousy With Wideawake Dealers
all Along the Line This Paper Bazes Trail With
Real Live Auto Edition. Eight Pages Devoted
Exclusively to Automobile Matter.

With the disappearance of the
snow and the drying up of the roads
in places-the number of venture
some autoists who can no longer
resist the call to the road is increas-
ing daily and soon the regular auto
mobile season will be in full wing.
The News AND CITIZEN takes par
donable pride and real pleasure this
week in announcing the official open
ing of the season in Lamoille Valley
by presenting its readers an auto
mobile edition which we believe car
ries as Euch If NOT more strictly
auto advertising and reading than
any weekly in the state has before t.
tempted. For the success of this
edition much credit is due the wide
awake dealers of this section who
are all good business men and conse-
quently believers in the right kind of
publicity.
1t is safe to say that in no section
of Vermont are there more automo-
biles, according to population. than
here and unless all signs fail there
will be the largest increase in sales
in this vicinity the coming season of
any preceding year.
Our special this week contains the
advertisements of practically all the
dealers in this territory and will be
ound extremely interesting and in