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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-25
WOODBURY.

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ion 81 Good Trmpiars. a rnusiesl and
literary entertainment uin h. given in
the new school han az Woodbury. Cen
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A Real Character Builder.

There is no economic necessity which
builds character better than does life in
surance. A man who protects his fam.
lily against possible contingencies beyond
his own lifetime has character. foresight
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and appreciation of his responsibilities.
Consult us for information. National
Lite lns. Co, of Vt. (MutualD 6. 6.
Ballard, general agent, Lawrence build.
ing, Montpelier, Vt.
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EAST BARRE.

A meeting of the Websterville Social.
lists will be held in Giguere's hall Fri.
day night at 1880 o'clock. A large at.
tendance il asked for.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-11
r FERRISBURG.

Miss Stella Turner of Middlebury is
visiting friends here.-Mrs. Flora Har-
rinGton of East Middlebury is at the
home Of her son, Fred Notwithstanding
Misses Jane Dalton and Grace Pullman
have closed their schools here and gone
to their respective homes in Bristol for
a months vacation.-Miss Mabel Stevens
is visiting Mrs. f. n. Sears--Carlos
Martin went to Barre Friday to attend
the funeral of a cousin.-R, T. Robinson
and o. f. Bull We're In Middlebury Sat
urday to attend the farmers institute
at the L.. 5, government farm.-The reg
ular meeting Of the Ladies' Aid society
was held with Mrs. Herbert Kings
LAM at the home of Miss Carrie Wheeler
Wednesday.-"Church day" which was
held Thursday at the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, was largely attended.
Nearly SO was received from the birth
day offering. This money is to be used
in repairing the vestry and class rooms
The Chatham Concert ompan was
greeted with a full house, the proceeds
from which We're si0,-At the meeting OF
Mt. Philo Grange Saturday evening State
Lecturer T.. II. Hallett OF St. Johns
bury ave an interesting talk.
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MONKTON.

Mrs. Aden jenkins, wife OF James
Agan OF Barnumtown, was taken sud-
denly i'll with heart trouble Tuesday
night, and died in a few minutes. She
had been as we'll as usual during the
DAY. The funeral was largely attended
Saturday morning at st. Ambrose
Church, Bristol, with burial in the Cath
Ole cemetery, Besides a husband she
leaves several small children, two sis
tiers, Mrs. ], Duffy Of burlington and
Mrs. Leon Devoil of this own and three
brothers, w. G.. of Rcldens and L. F,
of New Haven and y. +. Jenktns Of
NcrgenneS-The students of Beelnan s
Academy. New Haven, will present the
drama. "Thc Deacon Friday evening
at Woodman hall.-George Weller Of
~Starkshoro has moved his family TO the
John Bushey house by Cedar lake,-C.
II. Rivers OF B~arnumtown has bought
the George Partch farm.
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NEW HAVEN.

Town: officers elected March : are
Moderator. d. 4. Boleau, clerk, e. S.
Dana: treasurer, G. e. Everest; select
men. NJ. G. Peck, H. \. Boleau, g. A..
Flint: listers. II. e. Peck, Sherry Lang
don. +. l.. Eastman. constable and COL
lector, F. L, Rowley; auditors, NJ. j.
Landon, G. f. Palmer, S. p. bond:
school directors. w. NJ. stowe. Y. M.
Merrill, G, d. Hoffnagle; tow grand
jurors. Warren Peck. G.. G.. Coates, A. q.
Hoffnasle: road commissioner. A. E.
Hoffragle; trustee of public money, NJ
J. kandon, O. G.. Everest.-The ladies
took in about s1b at the town meeting
dinner.
Miss Marcia winslow has returned
home from an extended visit in the West.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Field OF Panton
We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Partch
Monday.-Mrs. II. c. Roscoe Is ill.-Mr.
and Mrs. r. r.. Rowley were guests Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Sprigg.-Mrs.
j. O. Bottom n Mrs. II. A. Danbrool<
entertained the Ladies' Union at their
rooms yesterday.-G. g. Coates entertain
ed his brother, G.. l. Coates of Shelburne,
over Sunday.-The play. The Deacon
given by the high school Friday evening
drew 4 good house. the proceeds amount
ing TO 500. c. Coates was in Burling-
ton Monday.-Miss Hazel Ward "a home
from Burlington over Sunday.-Mrs. L.
n. Rowley is entertaining her niece, Miss
Bicknell of Bristol.
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JERICHO.

The Ladies Help society Of the
tiSt church served a meat
at their parlorS Tuesday from |.
300 o'clock.-Mr-, William Ladeau
with a Quinsy sore throat.-Mr. an
John Flint of Essex Center w,
town Friday to see her father. 81
Pollard, who is il-Roy Kinda
family have moved to the hJ
James McLaughil,- Miss Mary Fiel
is very low. remains about the
y party of Young people from thii
enjoyed a dance at the home of NJ
Mrs. GUY Ransom OF Essen Cent?
has been at the home of l. w. N
a few weeks. has returned homd
Allie Byiugton, who underwent AMI
ton at the Fanny Allen hospital
ueSdaY, is getting alons nicely
Matte Mead has returned to Bull
after a few days with her parer|
and Mrs. Joseph Bissonett.
The graded school will close Fri
a three weeks vacation and TIL
night there viii be "a play by thd
mar pupils, Miss Lula Pratt is 81
a few days in Burlington. Mrs. Id
Quinlan, who has been seriously
able to Ne out.-Fred Tomlinson
business visitor in Cambridge NJ
Miss Helen Cashmere, who hsI
spending "A few days with her
the Rev, and Mrs, C%ash}ore, has
al ia har snhanl in NaSsanhu.~t
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moved to Rockydale into the house va
Gated by Charles Lee.-Miss Kate Hart
ney has taken Mrs. Ella OConnor's place
at the Bristol Manufacturing company,
while the latter is confined with a broken
ankle.
Mrs. Della Ferguson went Saturday to
Waterbury, where she will be the guest
Of her sister for a few weeks. She In
tends to return home about April /.
Mrs. George Moore of Melrose, Mass.
Is staying with her daughter. Mrs. f. NJ.
Holman.-A son was born Sunday to Mr..
and Mrs. earle w. Meader Of Monkton.
formerly of this town.-Mrs. B. d. Cork
ms Of ~Chateaugay, N. Y, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. jennings
Over 100 people attended the regular
monthly social meeting Of the o. f. S.
Tuesday night. A farce, How the Story
Crew. and the high school Instruments
club made up the program, after which
refreshments were served in the dining
r~oom.-Edward O'Brien has bought Frank
Whittemore's farm in South Bristol.
known ms the Frank Sumner place. Mr..
Whittemore will move to New Haven
Mills
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ORWELL.

II. ID. Branch has been reappointed as-
sistant town clerk.-J. w. Buell. died Sat
urday night after a weeks illness with
heart trouble.-The Orwell cheese factory
will be run this season by Clifford H..
Watt.-Joseph Supcrnault has moved his
family to Glens Falls, y. Y.-Mr. and
Mrs. r. s. Arthur have rcturned to their
place after spending the winter in Bethel.
Charles IaDuc is making some repairs
on his farm buildings.-The monthly bust
ness meeting Of the Y. l.. ). g. T.. was
held Monday evening with Mr.. II Mrs
Clyde Monger.DG. W st. John. who has
leased his farm to Mr.. Rickert of Goshen,
will move to Brandon.-St. Paul's Church
will observe St. Patrick's day with a
supper and entertainment in the town
hall March 16.-Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Guy
cite are parents of a son, born Friday.
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PANTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Benson and her
mother. Mrs. Sylvia Carpenter. left Mon
day for Los Angeles. Cal. where they
are to spend some time and where Mr..
Benson expects to engage in business
Mr.. Hill was called last week to Worces-
ter, Mass, by the serious illness of his
son.-Mrs. Samuel lain and daughter.
Elsie, are spending two weeks in Albany
and Schenectady, y. Y, with relatives
Mrs. r. L. Hanchett and daughter. Dora,
visited friends here and in Addison the
latter part of last week.-The Flemming
boys have completed tho ice job. having
sawed over 800 cakes.-John Smith will
assist his father in carrying on the farm
his coming season.
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ADDISON.

Henry Palmer is a little better,-A
play. "The Deacon" was given We'd
noSday evening AT the Grange hall by
Woodbridge people, under the auspices Of
Grand View Grange.-Mrs, Sylvia Carpen-
ter and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Benson. who
have been staying for a time with Mr..
and Mrs. Stanton Cross, left Monday
for California.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Sprague. who have carried on the Will
liam Wood farm the past year. have
moved to Bristol village and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Wood have moved" to the
Wood farm, which they are to carry on.
Thursday. March II. there is to be an
all-day agricultural meeting at the town
hall. to which all are invited.-Mrs.
William Bodette went to the Fanny AL
len hospital. Wlnooski. Friday for an OPP
eration.-Mrs. Wheeler and two children
of Montpelier nave been spending a few
days with her parents. NJ. and Mrs.
Martin Barrow.
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THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS AND TIMES: THURSDAY. mArrr IL. ro.

The newly elected board OF city officers
held their first meeting Tuesday oven
ing in the office Of the city clerk. George
w. Stone, Mayor Charles f. Stebbins
presiding. The committees appointed are
as follows: Highways, bridges and
sewers. w. s. Bristol, Or. T. NJ Rogers;
poor, j. r. Barley, George r.. Slack;
nre' j. f. Donahue. j. f. Bartley;
water, A. w. Norton, j. f. Donahue:
police and Jail, Messrs. Slack and Rogers;
lighting, Messrs. Rogers and Norton;
finance, Messrs Norton and BARLEY; city
hall and park. Messrs. Bristol and Slack.
The following officers were elected: CITY
treasurer, DR.. Charles H.. Cole; collector
OF taxes and water rents, n. j. McCuen;
chief engineer of fire department, j. NJ.
Alden; first assistant. II. @. Miner; sec
ond assistant, DR.. F. c. Phelps; hre
wardens. q. H.. Gowett. Loui Rondeau,
W. II, Norton. w. II. Barnard; overscer
of poor, G. f. Young; chief of police,
Lee ~Vanderhoof; health officer, DR.. F.
G. Phelps. ~poundkeeper. Louis Renaud;
fence viewers, G. f. Fisher, f. d.
Chilson; sealer of weights and meas
ures' W. II. Adams: surveyor of wood
and lumber, ". II. Barnard; city book
NFp' W. d DTlSlolt SIpt'ibl Ioi'N''
Joseph Demper. Dustin NJ. Barrows, NJ.
II. Daniels, G.. H.. Gowctt. Henry Norris.
Frank lajoy. Alexander Carlson, Edward
kramptz.-The Rev. j Hall Long has
returned from Concord, ~. H., where
last week he represented the Massa-
chusetts Civic Alliance before the New
Hampshire Iegislature.-The sociable
Friday evening at the Ferrisburg Con-
gregational Church will have a literary
program, with Il humorous address by
A. a. Lancaster Of Middlcbury on THE
Fits of Misfits,' and musical selections
by Palmer Brothers and Miss Munette.-
The condition of %ScdGwick Preston, who
has been i'll for some time. is improving
and he ID able to sit mp for a short
tnle.-E. A. Little went yesterday to
Winooski to visit his mother. Mrs. =. f.
Little, at the Fanny Allen hospital.-Miss
Genevieve Maldoon is quite ill-Mr. and
Mrs. John II. Donnelly returned Tues
day from Boston. where they accom-
panied tho body of Mrs. Donnelly's
father. Francis Won Groll. which was
placed in Hollywood cemetery.--M A.
Love OF Barre. n travelling salesman who
has been i'll for n few days at the Stevens
House, is inproVing.-W. II. Lasher of
Schenectady, \. Y. was "A guest at the
Stevens House Tuesday.-Miss Nellie \.
Leonard has returned to Fair Haven
after a visit to Mrs. John w. Ryan
Miss Mildred Moorby of Maplewood,
y. j.. Is visiting her mother. Mrs. John
A'oorby.-E. c. Scott is remodeling his
coid storage room.-George, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Dugan, Is i'll.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

J. r.. Clarke. Guy Estelle and c. O.
Morse are attending the automobile show
at Roston.-A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Hogdon at the hospital
Friday night. Twin sons We're born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G.. smith Saturday
morning Mrs Kate Dcford Davis OF
Danyille was a visitor in town Satur-
day.-Samuel Daniels has made and ship
ped about 10000 sap bucket covers this
season. beside a large number OF sugar
eva porating, draw tubs, sugar arches and
sugaring rigs.-The basketball game Fri
day night between the Orleans high school
girls and a combination team of local
girls was won by the local team "A to =
There will be a basketball game between
the Fats and Leans Wednesday evening,
March Il, at the gymnasium. Music will
be furnished for dancing by Dunn's or
chestra from $50 to one o'clock.
At the annual village meeting TUESDAY
evening officers We're elected as follows;
President. j. A. Gallagher; first trustee
Walter Drews; second trustee, }. II.
Clarke; clerk and treasurer, G.. I. Pierce;
collector of taxes, j, w. Noble; AUDITORS
George James, l.. b. Turner. q II Nc
Loud: chief engineer. +. Il. l.arapec' nrs'
assistant engineer, {. a StlniorN' SCI
ond assistant engineer. j. Il. HoWlesoh'
fire wardens. j. A La JOY, w, IT, ClarAe'
J. w. Hersey and n. 9. Morse street
commissioner, A. j. lArahee; inspector OF
wood and lumber w, j. Perrin Inc sum
of $40 each for lights was voted ana II
was also voted to ligh the hospital anu
| gymnasium free of charge. II was voted
to increase the price of commercial hsht'
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CORNWALL.

Mrs. A. w. Foote is in Montpelier with
her husband. Miss Caroline Wilson has
closed her school In District No. 7 and
returned to her home In Bristol.-Ruth
F'oote. who has been spending the winter
in town, has gone to her home In Char
lotte Carson Fisher Is Ill IN bed with
lumbago.-Mrs. m Spauldine. who
has been III at the home OF her son.
Henry Thomas, is recovering.-Mr. and
Mrs. George Wright of Westport, ~. y,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Stone of Bridport,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Adams OF Adj
olson nave been visiting G.. S. Fisher the
past wcek.-Gertrude Bullard has gone to
Rutland to live with Mr.. and Mrs. Chem
ey.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fisher of Pan
ton have been visiting in town.-In Dis
trict No. { Catherine Billiard attended
the entire term without an absent mark.
Ruth Foote was absent only one-half day
and Iris Foote absent only two days.
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gone to Winchester, Va, where
they will visit her parents, Mr.. n Mrs.
Frank Baker.-Carl Frost, Wright Cas-
well. w, II. Stokes and Harry Cobb have
gone to Boston to- attend the automobile
H.. Stoke has purchased from
the Hayden estate a building lot on Court
street and It IS expected that he Will
build there this scason.-The ladies of the
Methodist Church held n well attended
oyster and meat pie supper in TIM new
dining room of the Methodist Church
Wednesday evening.-A special conVoca-
ton Of Potter chapter. No. %. X. and a.
NJ, was held in Masonic Temple Wednes-
day evening. when the fourth, fifth and
sixth degrees were conferred, followed
by a banquct.-The Ladies' Aid society
of the Memorial Baptist Church held n
well attended meeting at the home or
Mrs. r. 8. Benedict Wednesday afternoon
at 2:3o.-Tucsday evening the Memorial
Baptist Church plans to entertain the
college students attending the church
services at an informal social gathering.
Mrs Clarinda NJ. Clark has returned
from Winooski, where she has been visit
ing her father, Joseph s. Clark, who is
undergoing medical treatment at the
Fanny Allen hospital.-Miss Florence Il.
Eddy is confined TO her home on North
Pleasant street with a severe attack OF
the grip.-Michael j. Cronin returned
Wednesday after a week in Brandon and
]Ticonderoga, y. MIR. and Mrs. Henry
r. Williams of Bellows Falls are visiting
in this vicinitY.-Willis n. Cady. master
of the state Grange. and Mrs. Cady have
returned from VAUDEVILLE, where Monday
night they installed the officers of Pros
nect Grange.-MisN e Holt has return
ed to West Rutland.-Mrs. r. r. Bentley
has returned to Rutland after two weeks
stay in town.-Word has been received
that Mrs. Damon Champagne, who went
to the Fanny Allen hospital about three
weeks ago, was operated upon at that in
stitution Tuesday and that the operation
was n successful one. She Is doing as
we'll as could be cxpected.-Mrs. George
Farr is in Troy. \. Y.
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STARKSBORO.

Mrs. e. +. Clifford is very illIThe far
mers from this town. through the Grange.
have purchased IS tons of ground lime
stone which they hauled from the car at
Bristol Monday.-Mrs. G, Ladoo is bet
ter. Briggs, who is living at the
home Of William Briggs. came near hav-
ing a shock recently. He Is some better
now.-Charles Clifford OF Brandon, Mrs
r. r. Newton Of Burlington and Mrs
Hattie Sargent of Bristol were at G.. f
Clifford's the first of the week. called by
the serious illness of Mrs. Clifford.-Mrs
Maude Wade is spending her vacation
with her sister and friends in Foxhoro
Mass-Miss Nina Smith is at home from
the Burlington high school in BurlinE
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last one remaining of this family q
six boys and two girls. The funera
was held at his late home,
Roy Chase was kicked in the LETT thirl
Sunday by a horse owned by Mr.. Rlc
at Malletts Bay. Mr.. Chase was entern,
the stall and touched the horse on IN,
side. While there are no bones broke
he Is suffering much pain and will b
confined for several days.
News has been received of the deaf,
Of Susan Irene. daughter Of the Rev
and Mrs. F.. Q. Winans of Schaghtcoko
n. Y, formerly of this place, on Tuesda
afternoon after an Illness with pneu
monia and heart trouble dating sine
last Friday. Miss Winans was Is yeaf
Of age and was teaching at SALAMANCA
y. Y.
The annual meeting and election Of OF
fcers of Winooski Lodge. No. a8s, Iowa
order of Moose, was held last evenin.
and was largely attended. Following ar
the officers to serve for the ensuin.
year: Dictator, Frank l.. Durkee: vice
dictator, l.. =. Allard; past dictator, Ro
W. Chase; prelate. William NJ. Murphy
treasurer, James Murray; inner guar
T. II. McAvoy; outer guard. L. A. Std
vens. trustee for three years. d.
Greaney, Following the election an oyd
ter supper was served by J. G. Flint,
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The Rev. W. 3 Goodman. pastorI
the Methodist Episcopal Church Of II
burne, will hold service at Lyceum
On March "A at 2:3o p. MI. =. Tay
of Burlington. president of the GrI
Mountain club, will give an address,
the Baptist Church Monday event
March 15.-Mrs. Ernest Voigt, who
been i'll for two weeks with stom
trouble, is slightly improved.-At
annual meeting March 2 the board
selectmen We're authorized to convey
deed the town cemetery so long in
at East Charlotte to the Morning
Cemetery association. 1t was also ID
that the own donate $40 to the a
ciation.-E. r. Voigt received n
Thursday of the death of his hrot
q. a. Voigt, in Seaside Park, n. j.
Noigt spent two weeks with his bro
at the beginning of his illness last
vember, but a unable to attend
funeral Saturday.-There are sey
cases Of mumps at the village and V
ity at present.-William O'Brien
Robert O'Brien of Waterbury have
visiting their uncle, John Hart, 1sd
III" village.-Scth McCalvin has eng
to work for Roderic Emo for the
and moved March / To Mr.. Eno's
ment.-John carl of Monkton has m
with his family to Leon d. Prin
tenement and will work for Mr.. Pr
the COMING Year.-Benjamin Gaven,
has been In the employ of the
brothers for two wears. has been
gagged to work for Roscoe and Sd
for tho year and has occupied
tenement. made vacant by the rem
Of Seth McCalv!n.-Mrs. Belle Prestd
Ferrisburg. who has been visiting
sistor. Mrs. Seth McCalvin. has god
Monkton To- remain several weeks
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Daniel u. HAYES and Sons have RI
the CARPENTER farm for a year,
they Will carry on in connection
MI. Hayes farm, which il Joins.
Morning side Cemetery association
meet at Lyceum hall next SATURDAY.
ernoon at II o'clock to draw a
stitution and bylaws and elect Of
Mrs. George Eagan of Monkton.
three children. has been visiting he
''i' Wis l llOlildS i. mart. 10Y ~
days On her way to join her HUI
In their new home in Westf
Mr.. and Mrs. William La Point. Who
spent the winter with Mr.. La
parents, MI. and Mrs. Charles W
have one to Malletts Bay. where
have employment for the season.
=. Miles of Monkton Ridge has
visiting his daughter, Mrs. n. ..
Nliet, at the Van Nliet home at I'd
lage.-Mrs. a b.. Stearns has ret
from M~iddlebury. where she has
visiting her son, Frank Stearns
condition of Mrs, Lucy Jackman.
suffered a severe attack OF the griE
a month ago, does not improve an
is still confined to the house,-Mrs
liam Thorpe and little son. RobeI
turned Saturday evening from Mot
where they nave been spending n
with Mrs. Thorp's mother, Mrs. G.
Mrs. Philip Stcbbins is confined
bed by illness William Lessor, JI
moved to Fcrrisburg. where he has
q farm.
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A number were In Rochester Tuesday
to attend a play.-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Hubbard of Massena. N. Y, are hero to
see his father, who Is not very we'll
Leroy Boyce is with his family at II.
@. Hubbard's for a few days.-Lola Fl
field is IN Rochester Mr.. and Mrs. G..
A. Taylor Of Hancock spent Sunday at
her fathers, Henry Phelps Mrs. Erwin
Bagley, and Mabel Burke were in Han
cock Mondey.-Mrs. A. G. Lamb is slow
~ faiiing.-A. y. Brown has been in Bethel
and Randolph.
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SHOREHAM.

Mr.. and Mrs. Malcome. who have been
in Ripton since last November, have
returned homc.-Mr. and Mrs. 5. r. With
erell have returned TO the village and are
with her parents. DIR. and Mrs. Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ellis nave rented
their farm to Arthur l'arnham and re-
turned to Michigan.-A son was born 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Harper Monday.
The last entertainment of the course
will be by 1.-The Potters' March 10 when
all holders of season tickets will present
them at the d~oor.-Schools in town Close
Friday for a two weeks vacation.
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LINCOLN.

The Rev, and Mrs. s. A. Tart Of Spring
field, Mass. have been visiting friends in
town the past week.-Mr. and Mrs. VII.
liam Badore are parents of a daughter
born Monday.-G. A. Thayer was in Bur-
lington Monday .-Mrs william Cushman
is at c. A. Purinton's for the present
Mrs. l.. II. Rhodes is in.-Mr, and Mrs.
Bert Lathrop Of Bristol We're in town
.Sunday.-Mr. Fall and family will move
to Daniel Orvis's place at the corners,