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SWANTON.

A daughter. Constance Elaine, was
born March 81 to DIR. and Mrs. Con-
stantinc Popoff of IIaverhill. Mass. Mrs.
Popoff will be remembered as Miss Mar
jorie Brayton of Swanton, daughter of
T.. r.. Brayton.-The remains of Mrs j.
n. Anctil of Markstay, Ont, were
brought here for interment last week.
Mrs Anctil was daughter of Amos Wat
son of this place and resided here sew
eral years.-John Bernadini has COM
menced the foundation for a house on
the Grin Dorman lot adjoining his resi-
dence. Clarence X. Prouty has the con-
tract for the building.-The Catholic ORA
matte club is soon to present the play
Dora Thorn. Mrs. Homer Brown is in
Ottawa.-Abner Bell and family. who
have been residing in Malone, n. Y, are
to return to Swanton and will occupy the
Neff place.-IMiss Vera Suffer- who
is teaching in Bennington. is with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Suter, for
Easter--Mrs. b. G.. Sawyer has returned
from the Mary Fletcher hospital. Bur-
lington,-Mrs a. j. Becbe is In BOSTON,
Mrs julius Corliss who has been seri-
ously i'll, is improving. and Mrs.
George stiles have gone to Claremont
for a few days.-Mortimer Stiphen a
student at Dean academy, Franklin.
Mass. is at home for a few days.-Dog
licenses are coming slow this year, only
against 200 In past years.--Miss Lucille
Cross and Miss Margaret ingalls,, who are
attending ST. Lawrence University, Can
ton, n. y, We're in town for Easter.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

The firm of Salisbury Brothers
has been reducing its help on
account of lack of business. It is under
stood that eight of their men have been
laid off and it is feared that the mill will
be shut down before very long
The number of men who have been laid
off from the Salisbury furniture factory
is three instead of eight, a was at first
reported The mana cement is endeavor-
ing to keep the factory open despite the
general business depression, but have
thought it best to keep the output as
near the sales as possible BY this means
they keep their men employed, and al
though not running on as large L scale.
are assisting as many as possible while
not seriously affecting any.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gilman left We'd
nesday for Westminster to visit their
son. Leslie Gilman.--Mrs. John Bass
went to Bethel Wednesday to visit her
aunt, Mrs e. l.. Bass.-NIiss Mary Du-
Bots the assistant teacher in the high
school. has been obliged to give up her
teaching for this term on account of Ill
health. and Miss Josephine Dana Of
Pomfret, n former teacher here, has
been engaged to teach the present term.
from an operation and is under the care
of her cousin, DR.. Gilman Frost.-Tha
Womans Foreign Missionary Union of
the Bethany Church held its regular
meeting Mt the parish house Tuesiay
Miss Mary Carr iewEsbury president,
presided and Mrs. j. +. Adams had
charge Of the musical and literary pro-
gram.-Mlss Jennie Wclch. who was
stricken with paralysis about n month
ago. seems to be gaining steadily -
Misses Mary and Bertha Morse have
been III for a Week.-Mrs. Ruth.ua Loan
was given a shower Monday evening at
the home of her parents, which was IN
the nature of surprise, in honor of
her approaching marriage to John Beck
with of Bethel. The Parent-Teachcr as
ISOLATION held it's monthly meeting at the
school building Tuesday evening. The
musical program consisted of a plano
solo by Miss Beatrice Pinney. n vocal
solo by Miss Eloise Wendemuth. the
teacher Of music in the school, with n
clarinet accompaniment by Eugene MAJ
7olni, all of whom We're accompanied by
Miss Edith Wood on the piano. The adj
dress was by Prof. Charles II. Spooner
Of Norwich University. Maz2olini,
who has been in a hospital in Boston,
returned home Tuesday nEht-Nr, and
Mrs Weston and Miss Leona Taylor left
sunday for California. If everything is
favorable they will remain in California
for an indefinite tme.-I d. Lich1eld
has leased the vacant store on Mer-
chants Row, formerly occupied by Err
nest Manchester for a billiard room 1t
Is being fitted up for a meat market.
Mr., Litchtield will move there from his
quarters in the basement as soon as a
refrigerator can be built, which Is now
in process of erectiou-Mlss Helen
blanchard, who has been here from
Smith College for her Easter vacation,
has returned 70 reRume her studios.
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JOHNSON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chancey McCuin arc par
onts of a son, born Observation-Disclosures
Prentice and Gertrude Baker are spend-
ing their Easter vacation here with their
parcnts-Mrs u. j. Hodgkins spent Sat
urday in Jeffersonville.-Nat Freeman.
after spending a few days with his moth
er here, has returned to Arlington Mass.
Mrs Philip Hebb is i'll with the humps.
johnson Chapter O. T.. s., held Its
regular meeting Friday night New maple
sugar headed the refreshments served.
Grand Patron a. VI. Lang of st. Johns
bury was present and presented f. II.
Shcrwin with a past patrons jewel with
approximate remarks which wero httingly
responded to by the recipient The de-
grees were conferred upon Mrs. II. NJ.
Maxfield and Mrs. w H. Leslie.-Dr.
and Mrs A. G.. Peaks and daughter were
in Burlington saturday.-Mrs. c. Arthur
Stearns spent Saturday with Mrs. Taylor
Mead in observation-disclosures Lewis Is
i'll and pneumonia Is foared.--George
Bradley and Miss Gertrude Jones' daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Ira Jones, were mar
ried Saturday morning by the Rev f. w.
Hazen. and are spending few days in
Burington.-H. A. Barrows returned from
burlington MONDAY ana reports MIS-. Bar
rows as doing as well as could be cz-
pected.
Guy Fitch from Mechanicsvtllc, n. Y.
Is visiting in town.-The Rev. Z. G.
French was in town the first Of the week.
Alexander Laraway has moved to Eden
Corners Roland Miller from Rochester
was In town Monday and Tuesday -
Nathan, son Of Ashley Dodge, died Tues
day morning. The funeral will be held
at the house at one o'clock and at the
Congregational Church at two o'clock
this afternoon.
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LOWELL.

Mr. and Mrs Fred Ducharme are
parents of twin sons born April 6-Mr
and Mrs Albion Stibbins and Gerald
Mooney Of North Troy and Miss Lettie
Preston of Troy were weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. \. I. Stebbins.-Mrs.
Vernon Warner and little daughter.
Fife returned Monday from Brghtlook
hospital st. Johnsbury, where the little
girl underwent an operation for ade-
noids and the removal OF her tonsils-
H. f. Hall went TO Cambridge Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Rollo OHere were called
to Eden Thursday by the death OF Mrs.
O'Iicre's grandfather. Mr. C. Harring.
ton.-Mrs. Mary Messer. aged 50 years.
died March 81 at New Haven, Conn, at
TIM homo Of her daughter, Miss Jennie
Messcr. Miss Messer accompanied the
remains here April l. The funeral was
held Friday a t the home Of her son,
Charles Messer, The Rev. F. OldridEe
assisted by the Rev. f. T. Hurd, off,
oiatci.-Mrs, Henry Parkhurst and
daughter of North Troy are visiting Mrs
Parllhurst's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. O.
Sanborn.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
GREENSBORO.

Representatives Babcock has returned
from Montpclier.-Merl Howard was at
home from Montpelier over sunday, re-
turning to LIS work Monday morning -
Roland Thornton came home from Mont
polier the first of the week ana Is now
working for j. q. Black.-Mias Matte
Soue, who has been visiting at q. NJ.
simpsons for few weeks, returned to
Craftsbury the last of the week.-Mrs.,
Gertrude Campbell has returned from
Florida, where she has been spending the
winter. William Rollins has returned to
his position as travelling salesman in
Maine.-B. NJ. Wiley is in Watervlle
for a few days-,AIIs. Addie Chafle and
daughter Gertrude, of Stamford. Conn,
are visiting Mrs. b. NJ. Willey.-Miss
Ruth Collins returned to her school in
Northneld Mass, Tuesday.-J, II. Elliot
of Hyde Park, Mass, Is stopping for u
few days at the Caspian Lake House,
William Bates is entertaining his brother
fran WAnaaski.-AIrs, w, A. Lawson Is
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plainhold to visit his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. j II. Wells.-Miss Winnie Storey is
visiting in Observation-Disclosures Young Of
Derby Is spending a few days with his
son, NJ. d. Young. Allen Patterson Of
Essex Junction Is spending the Easter
vacation with w. j.. Grswold Miss
Myrtle Wallace has been spending sew
eral days in Burington.-Mlss Brigham,
bookkeeper at II. n. Gray's, is spending
some time in Boston.-,Mrs. Clarence
lIorner was called to Fairfax Saturday
by the illness of her daughter, Mrs. H..
T.. Jones--Miss Ardellc DEBATE Of Fair
fax Is spending the week with her sister
Mrs. n. -. LAPoint.--M. ID. Young is in
st. Johnsbury and Derby this week.
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The college play will be given here
Tuesday, April 13, by the l.. c. A. sem
Tor class.-Mrs. Moses Newcity and
her stepdaughter, Ella, spent a part
of last week at Adams, Mass. Clyde
Brown of the University of Vermont
is spending few days in town.
Professor and Mrs. Douglass of Waits
field spent last week at the home of
Colonel McFarland.-Miss Florence
Barnett of Newbury spent sunday at
the home of w. N. Putnam.--The viii
lage meeting will be held next Mon
day.-Frank Stewart, Jr., is at home
from Burlington for a few days
Hon. A. Il. Watson of White River
Junction was in town Saturday
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Miss Campbell, assistant teacher in tho
high school, was suddenly called To
Lyndon Monday by the serious Illness Of
her uncle and aunt-Excellent maple
syrup is being made by the farmers about
hero and they are having a good flow of
sap now.-'Mrs. Charles |. Eoydon Is at
East Randolph with her mother, who is
ill.--Guy Hebard is at home after sew
eral weeks visiting In Massachusetts and
New Hampshire.-Tho State School Of
Agricultural opened Tuesday after 10
DAYS vacation.
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HILL WEST.

Mr.. and Mrs William Ariel of Mont
gomcry village spent Sunday at John
Ariel s-Austn McGrail is ill.-Mr. and
Mrs G. ID. Shangraw of Montgomery
Center spent Sunday with Mrs. shan
graw's father Lewis Rushford. Mrs r..
T. Chase and four children of Richford
are spending a few days at the home or
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Israel liaW-
kins.--Mrs. Marshall Myott. who has
been Ill, is "a little mproved.-Blanch
Jcwett has returned home after spend
ing two weeks at the home Of her broth
err. lforatio Jcwett. -Mrs. II. NJ. Sylvester
and daughter Hazel, are spending n few
days at Austin McGrails William Rush
ford of johnson is at the home of his
brother. Charles Rushford, for an in
definite time Mrs John Ariel Is ill.,
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Miss Cyrene Severy. resident
Of salisbury, died at the home Of her
nephew, Leslie y. Severy, Friday night
She was 10 years OF age and had been Ill
but a week with pneumonia. For many
years Miss Severy was we'll known as
cook at hotels and boarding houses at
White River Junction and elsewhere She
is survived by sister, Mrs Celinda Per-
cival of Salisbury. and a number of
nephews and nieceS. The funeral was
held at the home OF Frank Severy In
Salisbury Monday afternoon at two
oclock.-AIrs. Charles Middl ebrook and
son of Burlington have been guests Of the
Rev, and Mrs. f. Barnby Leach at st.
Thomas rectory.-Cortez Churchill re.
ceived l'S3 eggs from his 81 hens In
March
The junior class of the high school will
hold food sale at Leffingwell's store
saturday afternoon.-Dr. c. w, Peck.
who has been seriously Ill for several
weeks. is stil confined to his bed. al.
though he has improved slightly dur
ms the past week.-Mrs. o. G. Baker
spent sunday in Fair Haven.-Herber.
ketcham is confined to the house with
rheumatism IN his legs-Among tho pco-
pie who were In town Wednesday to at.
tend the auction at the I, n. Chase farm
were; L. f. Herrtck and r, Burial, boil
Of Worcester, Mass. Charles Shea oA
Atueboro, Mass, George w. Stookweu
of Boston, T.. L. Noonan of North Ferris.
burg, and !, +. Daniels OF Worcester.
Mass.-Mr and Mrs A. W. Hyde have
returned 10 the Brandon Inn to remain
until the opening Of Hyde Manor.-Mr,
and Mrs, Grant Taylor of Brooklyn are
spending n few days at the Taylor
house on Franklin street.-Mrs J. A
Dow was in Pittsford Tuesday TO at
tend the funeral OF her father, Lewis Il.
Cohb.-Mrs John Lavine and daughter.
silva, returned Tuesday from Proctor.
Tho Royal Workers held their monthly
meeting yesterday afternoon in the
church parlors-B. V. Farr Of Rutland.
deputy grand master Of the fourth
Eiasonic district visited ST. Paul's Lodge
at brandon last evening. The third de-
gree was worked on two candidates and
refreshments were served.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Thomas left Monday for Dexter,
New McXico-At the annual election of
officers of Marble Chapter. Order
of Eastern Star, the following officers
were elected: Worthy patron. ]. A. Dow;
worthy matron, Mrs Ella Aver; as
sociate matron, Mrs, Lille Leonard;
secretary, Miss Elizabeth Bacon, treas.
urer, Mrs Hattie Green; conductres4
Mrs Lille Cool; associate conductress.
Mrs, Eva Woods.
BENSON.
The Rev. Charles Z. Hayward chosen
his pastorate Sunday morning and wilt
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

The Easter offering in st. Matthew
Church was nearly 500 OF this amount
SCI was given by the Sunday SCHOOL,
Miss Helen Cramton went to Mortified
Tuesday to resume her duties rs librarian
of Norwich University stephen
Billado and son, Harry, returned Tues
day from a two days visit In Water
bury.-iludson Rcattic returned to Barre
Tuesday after several days IN the family
of his un0ic, u. w. Ames.-Miss Margaret
Tarrar entertained eight of her young
girl friends Saturday afternoon in honor
of her ninth birthday.-Mrs. A. w. 1sham
entertained a party of friends Saturday
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Combs of Gary, Ind, who have been
visiting friends here the past few months.
With their two children they expect to
leave for their home this week.
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

Miss Elsie Broadbcnt. Miss Lolita
Brown, Harold Morse and De Alton Jar
Wis Of Burlington have been guests for
several days of Mr., and Mrs a. j.
Brown.-Miss Eva Manchester has re-
turned to her school in Burlington.--Mrs
Orlando Holmes. of the South Cambridge
road, who has been i'll a long time, is
very low.-Mrs. Alton Buker was called
to Craftsbury the past week by the death
of her mother-H. +. Raymore is spend
ing several weeks in Burington.-C
Manchester has returned from New
Ha mpshire-Dr and Mrs. j. II. Bean
visited In Milton Thursday.-Austin
Davis who has been in poor health for
a long time Is receiving treatment at
the Fanny Allen hospital, Winooski-
Miss Grace Brooks of S. Adams Is ex-
pected to speak at the church Sunday
Thirty members of the Jeffersonvile
Cemetery association met with Mrs. j.
f. Wilcox Tuesday. New sugar on snow
was served by the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. Eliza Buker and Mrs. Annie
Thomas and Miss Sybil Raymore.
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CRAFTSBURY.

Wesley Stratton struck his foot with
an axe Saturday, severing three toes.
Two others We're nearly severed.-Mrs.
NJ. f. Williams was called to Barre Sum-
day by the serious illness Of her mother.
blanche Uric has returned from Mont
pelier-Thirteen united with the Metho.
dist Episcopal Church Sunday.-Mary
Spaulding remains quite ill.-Dora Gala
CHER is at home from Mt St. Nary
academy, Burlington.--Paul Pierce, who
was very i'll Friday and Saturday Is
improving
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
add Andrus April AIRS. Charles An
drus Of Enosburg Falls Is spending a few
lays in the home of her son. Ladd An
drus.-Mrs. X. Demar was in Richford
Nionday.-Mrs F. l.. Washburn has been
passing few days In Rouses Point, n.
Y.-School opened Monday with the same
teachers Miss Gilmore Duffy and Miss
NVinifred Carpenter OF Enosburg Falls
and Miss Grace Sykes of Berkshire.-Mrs.
"a. K. Seaver and son Cedric, of Twin
Falls, Idaho. who are spending few
months in Richford and who were guest;
pr Mrs. c. NJ. Rublee a part of last week,
returned TO Richford Monday. The Jun
Tor Christian Endeavor society held a
supper and sale in the parlors of the
congregational Church Monday after
noon and evening Mrs. o. S Moffatt
hnd Mrs. L. f., Young went to Brattle-
boro Saturday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Youngs brother-in-law- Mrs. Leon
3eerworth is III with diphtheria. Miss
EIldora Hodges. who spent the Easter va
fation with her sister, Mrs. L. r. Bu(
Jon. has returned to Burlington.--Mss
fjladys Larock and Miss Gertrude Combs,
who are attending school in st. Adams,
Ipent Easter at their homes here.-Miss
Bernice Allen has returned to her school
n Lyndonville
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GRAND ISLE.

Charles Il. Tobias, a veteran of the
Civil war, suffered a shock Saturday.
Some Of his neighbours found him uncon-
scious on the foor.-farold Spear Is
thought to be little better, though still
in a critical condition. A trained nurse
Is caring for him.-Mrs. Lucy Pearl. who
has been an invalid for several years. Is
not as well.-Mrs. Lois Hoag is spending
some time with her niece. Miss Daisy
Tobias
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Mary McVeay OF Huntingdon,
Que, is visiting her cousin. Miss Ger.
trude Armstrong.-Ahs. T. II. Cresey is
passing week in the home Of the Rev.
G. w. Turner at North Hero.-H. A.
Chaffee is in st. Adams acting as petit
juror.-B. M. Young, who was called here
by the deaths Of MI. and Mrs. Cassius
Armstrong two weeks ago. returned to
his home In Mansonville, Que, Sunday.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. Perry OF Boston Is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs George Topper
Mrs. Charles Hubbel and three children
of Montgomery are visiting relatives in
town.-News has been received Of the
birth of son to Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Powers of Richford Mrs. Powers was
formerly Miss Goldy Cowan of this town
Miss Lena Marsett is spending her va
cation in Manchester, n. H.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Frank Hale and James Monahan of st.
Michaels College are at home this week.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will hold an apron
sale and supper in the guild rooms to-
day.--Master Leonard Chase Of Swanton
is visiting at the home of his uncle, Leo
L. Chase.-Frank Marslue has rented the
rooms over the Daniel Warren store.-Jo-
seph Carl is seriously ill at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. c. L. Warren.-Mrs.
John Hand and Mrs. Merritt Mitchell
celebrated their S9th birthdays this week
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BEAVER.

John E. Wagner has bought of Edward
Kelley the Byron Carroll farm.-Mllo
Bordo has moved into Thomas Nichols S
tenement house.-A. r. Patterson has
bought of c. II. Cook his house and
about eight acres of land at North Fair.
fax.-Mrs. Walter Haywood visited her
brother at ST Adams over Sunday.-The
school at North Fairfax reOpened Mon
day with Miss Flora Paris as teacher.
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ENOSBURG.

Joseph Harlie died Tuesday at the
home of his son. The funeral will be held
to-day at the Catholic Church at Enos-
burg Falls.-Mrs. Debert Garrett was
taken to the Burt sanitarium Monday
to be operated upon for appendicitis
Mrs. Reynolds suffered a shock Of
paralysis Tuesday at the home Of her
daughter Mrs Ward Carpenter
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FLETCHER.

George Clark and family Of Cnderhll
were in town Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs,
Edmond Croier, who are seriously ILL.,,
remain about the same.-Benne Corse
has moved 10 Fairfield. where he is to
open meat market-Mr. and Mrs,
Herbert Jones of Cambridge spent Sun
day in town. Mrs. Ira Green was called
to Westford Saturday by the serious ill
ness of her father
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DERBY.

Herbert Hayward has moved TO the
Cass farm in Morgan, which he recently
purchased-Threc young ladies united
with the Congregational Church by con.
fcssion of faith Sunday.--Luther Williama
is ill.-Airs. David Hunter. while gather.
ing eggs short time ago, stepped on
nail, which went nearly through this
foot. causing n painful wound-The 30
cial at H. a, Stacks tho other day WA
a success in spite Of bad weather 90 be-
Ing nrosonl.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Calligan of Bur-
lington spent Sunday in town.--Mrs. Ar
thur Jarvis returned to her home In Bur-
lington after spending several days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Labom-
baryl.-The Misses Mamie and Grace
Early of Burlington spent Sunday with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Early.-Bertha Hill. Rena Hill, Ruth
Thomas. Edith Labombard and Henry
Hill returned Sunday night to Burling-
ton. where they are attending school,
Miss DAISY Montgomery returned homo
Saturday from Burlington, where she has
been the guest OF Mrs. Lena Montgomery
for a weelS.--rhe infant son Of Joseph
Labombard is very ill.-Capt. William
Montgomery is confined to the house
with the grip.--Mr. and Mrs. Josie Duba
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Duba and John
Duba attended the funeral Monday Of
their sister, Mrs. Alice Wright of Swan
ton
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RICHFORD.

Messrs f. y. and NJ. l.. Pike,
who recently purchased the Amer
| lean House property of j. i. Kelley, took
formal possession of the hotel April l.
Tho Messrs. Pike have had large expert
cnce in hotel management. and will keep
the American House at the front as one
Of the best country hotels in New Eng
land-At the regular meeting of Missis-
quot Chapter, o. +. $. Thursday evening
the following officers We're elected
Worthy matron Stella l. Harvey; worthy
patron, Charles Coan; associate matron
Grace Coons; secretary, Laura b. Mar
vim: treasurer. Marian Fay; conductress.
Nellie Morse associate Conductress,
Ruby Lauder.-The annual banquet of
the Richford Woman's club will be given
at the American House this evening
from eight to ten.
Fred II. Sargent for six years en-
ployed in the American Express Office and
in H. NJ. Kendall's news store, has ac-
copied place with the Auto Supply
company and will have charge of their
store on River street-Owing to the ILL
ness of Miss Berenice Mosier who has
a leading part in the play. "Ransom's
Folly" to be given by the Richford Dra-
matte club on the occasion of the dedica-
ton of the new town hall, it has been
deemed advisable to postpone the pres
entatlon of the play a week and 1t will
therefore be given Friday and Saturday,
April - and 23.-The condition Of Mrs
|. n Stanhope Of Stevens Mills, who
suffered slight shock recently, Is slow
ly improving.
Miss Goldie Bliss returned to Rutland
Business College Tuesday after passing
the Easter vacation at the home OF her
father, Wesley Bliss.-William Archam-
bault Of Fairfax has moved to this place
and will work in the harness shop with
his hrOther-Mrs. II. j. Tracy of East
Berkshire is visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Clifton Benway.
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BERKSHIRE.

Miss Caroline Bowen of Boston Is
spending n week with her mother, Mrs.
A. II. Bowen.-Miss Dorothy Leavens
and katherine Rogers of Cambridge have
returned home from a visit at the home
OF George Demar.