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RICHFORD.

Mrs. Mae Kendall has returned homo
from a two weeks visit in Boston ana
Concord, y. H.-Niss Minnie Moore. the
second grade teacher in the graded school,
visited the schools in Enosburg Falls Fri
day.-The ladies' Of ST. AIMS Guild will
hold a japanese sale in the parish hall
this afternoon at four O'Clock. The
regular monthly supper will be served
from $50 o'clock until all are served
w. b. Ames, representing the Crawtord
Law company of Boston, is Il guest at
the American House.-Mrs. Mabel (Smith)
Manuel left last Friday for Los Angeles,
Cal, where she will pass the winter and
visit other places on the Pacific coast
The fire alarm was sounded Sunday
morning at 9:l5 o'clock when fire was dis
on Willow street owned by the Buck Real
Estate Co., and occupied by John Shower,
The fire was caused by "A chimney which
was burning out, but was soon e~Xtinguish-
ed by the prompt action of the fire de-
p~artment.-At the annual meeting of the
Richford Board of Trade last Tuesday
evening, an important item of business
was the proposed establishment of a free
mail delivery in the village. and a commit
tee, A. ]. Livingston, H.. +. Rustedt and
S. r. Boright, was appointed to procure
mail boxes and see to their installation.
The new board of directors is composed OF
the following named: George r.. Read.
r. NJ. Pelton, p. McGettrick, II. H.. Com
ings. a. b. Rowley, l.. #. Gibson. d, NJ,
Buck, C. H.. Aiken. c.. II. Austin and II.
D1ffar
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CENTER.

T.. w. Bundy of West Lincoln has been
in town a week visiting friends
charles Macia was called to Watertown,
Mass, Friday wins to the death Of
his brother, Fred, who was in the gro
Gerry business at that Fred
Ducharme of Westfield has purchased
of h. A. and Alice Lumbra their farm
on the Notch road, commonly known as
the Benjamin Wade farm. for s., $780,
The bodv of Michael Green was brought
here from East Enosburg for burial
Monday. Mr.. Green was born in this
town and had lived here most of his
life except the last few years. He serv-
ed in the Philippines during the Spanish
war and his discharge had several mem
lions of engagements in which he took
prominent part. His health had been
very poor ever since returning from the
Islands, but he never made any claim
for nension.-P. II. Coleman was a husi-
ness visitor in Burlington Monday and
in Swanton Tuoslay,-The community
was much shocked Monday to learn Of
! the sudden death of Alberta Barber
wife of w. NJ. Barber. She died of
| heart failure. While she had not beon
well for some time she appeared much
improved and was about the house. Sbe
was Al years old. was an active member
Of the Baptist Church, having formsrl,
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JEFFERSONVIILE.

Mr.. Patterson has sold his farm, known
as the Sabin farm to Col. Knox.-Augus-
tus Melendy has gone to Burlington to
spend several weeks with his daughter.
Mrs. Nellie Tousley.-Mr. and Mrs. G. D.
Lease and Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Lease
We're called to North Cambridge by tha
death of Mrs. Austin Lease. whose funeral
was held Tuesday afternoon from the
Methodist Church in North Cambridge
REP. e. L. Reynolds has zone to attend
the road congress at Worcester, Mass
William Thomas and Charles Potter have
into G. d. Griswold's new tene-
ment house on Mill street.-Miss Matte
Wilcox and Mrs. A. j. Brown were Bur-
lington visitors Saturday.-News has been
received of the death of Miss Dorcas
Wheelock. in Santa Barbera, Cal, Novem-
her -. Miss Wheelock was a native OF
this town and spent her early life here.
She was the daughter of the late Walter
Wheelock. Jr., She was known as a sue
cessful teacher and efficient principal.
having taught in Galesburg and other
towns in Illinois. About IS years ago she
went to California, and laugh in Los
Alamos, Carpluteria, and Santa Barbara.
She is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Jen-
ME Wiley of Cambridge and Mrs. Carrie
Hawley of Jericho, and other relatives
and friends in this vicinity.
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At the Methodist Episcopal Church next
Sunday morning the sermon subject will
be Christ and the Penny address TO
children, Spoilers" In the evening the
pastor will answer questions asked by
members of the congregation. The pastor
held a service ut Black Falls last week,
when nearly all the men in the lumber
camp attended. walking two and one-half
miles to do so.-There will he Il service at
the lumber camp Thursday evening"
There will be a soup upper at the home of
Mrs. George Copeland Wednesday.-Mrs.
Green. who is staying with her daughter.
Mrs. Aiken of North Hill, has broken her
ankle by a fall.-The Rev, Douglas Guest
of Richford will give his popular lecture
in the village hall Friday night on be-
half of the mems class. The subject will
be "A picked up dinner" The doors will
be open at 7:45.-Niss Clara Wheeler has
returned from Georgia.
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FAIRFAX.

Charles Deforest Currie died at the homo
of his daughter in Saranac, n. Y, Satur-
day morning, Mr.. Currle lived here many
wears, being proprietor of the Valley
Hotcl' in 1852. Later he kept a hotel on
the hill" The funeral was held in
the Baptist Church Tuesday morning and
burial was at Sanderson's Corners be-
side his wife who died a few years ago.
EIe is survived by his daughter, Miss Ada
Currie of Saranac, n. Y, a brother, Nate
Currie of this place and a sister, Mrs,
Edward Smith of SWanton. Mr.. Currie
was a veteran of the Civil War and n
member of the /. Is. Richardson Post
The Epworth League had a business
meeting and social I'm the vestry of the
church Tuesday evening. Music was
furnished by c. w. Brush.-A. n. South.
a-l II T. l.. Marvin are confined to the
house by illness.-H. b. Bellows Is receiv-
ing treatment at the sanltorium in st.
Albans.-Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Brush. Mr..
and Mrs. e. b. shepardson and Mrs. En-
ma Vincent were in Burlington Saturday.
Percy Minor is recovering from pneumo
mia.
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FRAN lin GU II
ST. ALBANS.

John Drinkwine, aged IS years, died
Thursday morning at his home in Fair
fax near st. Adams hill. after "A long
illness of dropsy. He is survived by his
wife; four brothers. Joseph of Fairfax,
Michael H.. and Eli of North Haven,
Conn, and Antoine of st. Adams hill;
and one sister, Mrs. Peter Leclair of
st. Adams. MIR. D%rinkwine, who was
born in Canada, had lived in Fairfax
Between Is and 30 years.
William II. Jennison. an aged and re-
spected resident of St. Adams, died early
Ainday morning at his home On North
Main street after a brief illness of pneu-
monia. He vas born at Swanton Center
December a, 1924, and was, therefore,
nearly 81 years old. He lived in Swanton
and sheldon until 1850 when he leased his
farm and moved to St, Adams, where he
had since made his home, He is survived
by his wife; two daughters, the Mise;
Mary e. and Bertha c. Jennlson of this
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Grand ISLE COUNTY
NORTH HERO.

Charles Tudhope went to Lyon Noun
tain, n. Y, Wednesday night after Jo-
seph Martin, alias David Patnode, the
prisoner who escaped from the North
Hero Jail recently.-News was receiv-
ed December ) of the death of Winfield
Hazcn, an old resident of this town,
but now of Hlghgate. His death occur
red Saturday night after a short illness
with pneumonia. The funeral was held
Tuesday Dec. I at Highgate with in
terment in the family lot at that place.
Merrill Towne of this town died at the
home of Dick Palmer Friday night after
a few months illness with cancer of the
mouth. The funeral was held Sunday aft
ernoon at the North End schol house. the
Rev. G. w. Turner officiating. lntermen,
was in the North End cemetery beside
his mother Mrs. David Tudhope is IL
and under the care of a physician.-t
H.. Hazen is confined to the bed by i'll
nngq
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The house and barn owned by L. p.
Metcalf We're destroyed by IA fire that
was discovered about midnight Friday.
The barber shop of Fred King, in one
part of the building, together with all
of the furniture, was also lost. The furni-
ture of the Metcalf house was saved. A
could reach it. Tho fire was first dis
covered by Ira Thorp, who was awakened
by the light upon his window. The
alarm was given and those who had
been attending the dance at the q. a. r.
hall gave their aid In lighting the flames.
a call was sent 10 the burlington fire
department and the auto truck made as
quick a trip as possible in ii heavy snow
storm, but arrived too late to be of as
slstance. Hard work, and an asbestos
roof, saved Homer Rockwood's house
nearby. Mr.. Motcalf carried Insurance.
John +. Jordan of Jericho Center and
Lucia NJ. Cook of Jericho We're married
AT the home Of Mrs. Lucia NJ. Cook in
Jericho December ., the Roy. a. II.
ftlrges Of Cndcrhill performing the cerc.
lnony.
Miss stella Bowman went Monday to
h~ufllnston' where she has a position.
Miss Mary Bates of Burlington was an
o~ver-Sunday guest of her aunt. Mrs.
Ella Whitcomb.-Frod King. the bar
Der, who lost all his tonsorial outfit in
the fire Friday night, has purchased
new supplies and will open a shon in
William Eailey's residence.-Mr. and Mrs
G. r. Metcalf OF Burlington were ir
town Sunday.-The Congrerationa
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The funeral of Mrs. Nettle Cram Nor
rill was held al the church Thursday after
noon, the Rev. c. V. French conducting
the services. The bearers were Nern ana
George Williams, nephews, G.. NJ. Norton
and b. T.. Morrill,, brothers-in-law, Morton
Wells, s~on-in-law and Earl c. Morrill,, son
Of the deceased. The choir sang two Sc
Lotions, Face to Face" and The Chris
tian's Goodnight" The floral offerings
We're many and beautiful. The Kings
Daughters attended in a body and had
charge of the service at the grave.
r. II. Sweet, who has been very i'll
the past few days. is somewhat better
Preparations are being made for a Christ
mas tree with exercises by the children of
the Sunday SCHOOLGIRLS. James Swinve1
is in poor healtl.-Mrs. r. H.. Smith will
entertain the next meeting of Kings
Daughters.-Word has been received of
the serious condition of Mrs. j. r.
Franklin of st. Johnsbury, who is in the
hospital with no hopes of recovery.
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NORTH ALBURG.

w. f. Davis is spending a few days in
New London, Conn.-G. w. Sabre of
Providence. r. l., is in town.-Janles
Suddaby Of Rouses Point. n. Y. is spend
ing a few days at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Keith Edwards.-Joseph Palmer OF
Champlain was in this vicinity the past
week. measuring lumber for Messrs.
Graves and Callahan.-Miss Laura Mott
was a weekend visitor in Noyan, the
guest of friends.-Hebe Hardy of Clar-
enceVille, que, was in town December 3,
L. j. Laundry of Rouses Point was in
town Thursday, Wallace Sabre of Bur-
lington was in town Saturday and Sun
day.-W. w. Graves of Rouses Point
was in town on business Monday and
Tuesday.-Wilfred De Grechei left Tues
DAY for STONY Creek. y. Y.
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COLCHESTER.

Mr.. and Mrs, Kinds were over Sunday
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
:. Marvin.-Mr. and Mrs. Taber of Mass
achusetts are visiting ut the home of
Mr.. Lcach.-The first and second degrees
were worked on six candidates at the
last Grange meeting. y short musical
program followed. The third and fourth
degrees are TO be worked Friday even
ing. \ musical program and play to be
given by the young ladies of the Grange
following the degree work. Leland Sever
ancc, who has been very i'll, is somewhat
improved The schools in town close Fri
day for the Christmas vacation.-The
Kings Daughters are to hold an all day
meeting at the parish house Friday. \
full attendance is desired. Tho Christmas
1 sale held at the Baptist Church FRIDAY
evening was well attended and a good
sum was realized from the sale of fancy
artlclcs,-Mrs Mary Anderson is at home
from the hOSDital.
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RICHFORT.

At the annual election of the Richford
Lodge. Knights of Pythias, held in Ply
THAN hall the following were elected:
Chancellor commander, f. H.. Bashaw:
vice~-chancellor. CT. II. Read; prelate, c,
II. Coan: master of work. Y. w. Adams:
keeper Of seals and records. T.. !. Living
ston; master of exchequer. Walter Coons;
master-at-arms, w !. MacKenney; inner
guard. John Coan; outer guard, S. r.
Boright.-Mr. and Mrs. Warter Bliss Of
Omaha, Neb.. who have been here for
a few weeks visiting relatives, started
for their home Tuesday morning. They
We're accompanied by Mrs. Bliss's BROTH
err. Harold Wright, who will work for
Mr.. Bliss; also by Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
ttowley of Montgomery enter. who Will
go to Omaha to visit their daughter. Mrs.
Clair II. Hopkins.-Miss Ada Willard Of
Berkshire is clerking in the +. c. Sears
store during the holiday s~eason.-Thc
literary meeting of the Richford Wom-
ans Club held at the home of Mrs. c.
II. Aiken Monday evening was well at
tended.-Mrs. Mary Denault of Burling-
| ton, who has been visiting at the home
of her niece. Mrs. Arthur Denonville.
for several weeks, has returned to her
home.-Miss 1nez Patten. who has beer
teaching In Georgia, is passing the holi-
day vacation at her home in this place
and is assisting in the NJ. W. Rounds
store.
Robert Gardyne of Montgomery Center
IS working in the Gilpin job printing Of
.ice,-Miss Jessie Gilbert. a primary teach
err in the graded school in this place, is
confined to her home in Fast Franklin by
illness and will not be able to report fol
work this week.-Mr. and Mrs. v. y. Tay.
lor visited in Montgomery over Sunday
Mrs. T. l.. Peavy of Sheldon Springs was
n recent visitor at the home of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs, Isaiah Stanhope, al
staynDc Mills
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs, w S. Hicks is stopping for several
lays in South Franklin.-Mrs. Jane Burle-
son is at her home in this place for n
few days.-Ars. II. II. Corliss is confined
to the house by several fractured ribs.
the result of a fall.-Miss Gertrude Arm
strong and Miss Bridges are ill.-Christ-
mas will he observed by the Sunday school
with Christmas tree and appropriate eX-
crcises by juniors and A
birthday surprise was given December II
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 4. Macy
by the young people to four of their as
sociates. whose birthdays are near that
L.lntn IIrht rofreshmnn1s Wern cnrvad
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ESSEX JUNCTION..

Mr.. and Mrs. +. ]. Wolcott quietly
observed the 5oth anniversary of their
marriage Sunday. Several friends
called on them during the day and eve.
ming and they received many postcards.
Owing to the health of Mrs. Wolcott
they We're not able to make any formal
observance of the OCCASION. Mr.. VOL
colt was born in Colchester u years ago
last June and Mrs. Wolcott, who was
Miss Euretta Shaw, was born in this
same town 70 years ago last February,
They were married in Montpelier. Fred
Simonds, now of this place, who called
upon them Sunday, Is the only per.
son now living who saw them married
MI. and Mrs. Wolcott spent all theil
married life in Colchester until 10 years
ago. when they moved to this village
Mr.. Wolcott served three years In tn,
First Vermont cavalry, He Is a mem
Der OF r. S. Sherman Post and Mrs
Wolcott Is n member Of the w. II. c.
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of Husbandry.' and G. s. McAllister
spoke upon THE Workers., Past and
Present, in the G%rangc." Hermon a..
Parsons was elected delegate to the state
Grange. Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons and A..
r. straw, master of Harmony Pomona
Grange, will go to Burlington Tuesday
to attend the session of the State Grange.
The condition of Mrs. Phoebe Adams,
who has been very i'll for two weeks
with pneumonia but had been more COM
Portable, is again very serious. The fish
hatchery of the Lake Mansfield Trout club
at Lake Mansfield will receive 1900 Eggs
from the Ifoxie hatchery at plymouth,
Mass, this week.-On account Of the last
meeting of the year of Nh0sticl1 Noun
tain Grange falling on Christmas day the
meeting will he held on the 18th. 1t will
be an all-day session, opening at ten
o'clock, when the third ana fourth de-
erees will be worked. \ picnic dinner will
be served and the annual election Of Of
ticers will be held in the afternoon.-Mrs
l.. II. Straw of Franklin, Pa. who has
been very i'll since the birth Of a son.
Leonard Herbert, on November is. is now
recovering.-A heavy fall Of snow Mon
day night and Tuesday made good sleigh
ing for the first time this season. Road
rollers and snow-scrapers began their
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ENOSBURG.

A Sunday school social will be held
Friday evening in the Sunday school room
Of the Congregational Church. A blind
supper will be served.-The oyster supper
and apron sale at the Congregational
Church vestry Wednesday Dec. . was
well attended. The Woman's society is
trying to raise money to alter their
kitchen.-Mrs G. r. Leach and little
daughter are passing a few day witt.
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Wright.
Robert Perkins, a former resident Of
Enosburg. but now of Nebraska, who
went from here ~ years gao. is visiting
old friends in town. He has been the
guest of Lyman Gilbert. Warren Perley.
and others. He is or his way to Miami,
Fla, where he has spent the winter for
several Years.
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SHELBURNE.

Mrs. Fred Roberts is 1.-the Rev. Mr..
Kent, district superintendent. will be
present at the next Sunday morning
services at the Methodist Church and the
sacrament of the Lords supper Will be
obsorved.-Thore was a cottage PRAYER
meeting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J. Parker Tuesday evening.-At the
regular weekly prayer meeting to be
held in the Methodist Church parlors
this evening the pastor will have as
his topic, The Things That Count
Mrs. hin of East Fairfield spent the
weekend with friends in town. Frank
Chauvin, recently from Seattle, Wash,
who has not been at home for 10 years,
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Leander
Chauvin.
Miss Lucy Larkin, who mas been spend
ing the past three month with her
cousin, Mrs. w. Hayes Mitchell, has re-
turned to her home at Sheldrake Springs,
n
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ISLE LA MOTTE.

The Rev. G. c. Wescott of Georgia is
visiting friends here.-Mrs. l. Bonyea and
family have gone to Oneida, y. Y, to
Join her husband. They will reside there.
Miss Louise La lombard went TO
Oneida, y. Y, Tuesday.-Wyman Hol-
comhe, who underwent a serious operation
at the Mary Fletcher hospital Tuesday,
was resting comfortably Tuesday.-The
steamer T~iconderoga came to Fisk's dock
Tuesday for hay and grain.-W. II.
Naylor and daughter. Hattie. and Elmer
Menard and son, Raymond, were in Bur
lington December Q.
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CENTER.

Mrs. w. L. Ring and daughter, Jane
We're in Starksboro Monday TO attend the
funeral Of stephen I~iallock.-The Baract
Phileathea class met with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wright Saturday evening"
Michael C~oursey was in Bristol the first
Of the week to attend the funeral of his
sister.-Mrs. +. r. Strong received a tele-
gram telling of the death of her sister.
Mrs. /. l.. Strong. in Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. Strong was born here and lived here
until about Is years ago, when they moved
West.-Miss Doris Miles is at home for
three weeks vaci\'on from her school
in Essex Junction. Bartlett & Co.'S. teams
are drawing logs into the mill yard.
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CENTER

Frank Luther Prouty, formerly of this
place, died last Sunday at Detroit, Mich,
Mr.. and Mrs, G., a. Tcrrill have gone
to Hartford. Conn, to visit their daugh-
ter.-Mrs, =. W. Henry was at Middle
sex last week to attend the funeral Of
a relative.-Horac Fogg has moved to
Randolph, where he has purchased n
farm The body of Mr.. Finneran was
brought here from Toledo. Ohio. last
week. Burial was in the Catholic ceme-
t~ery.-Francis NARROW is visiting in
Richmond-Walter S. Brown has broken
Tround for a creamery building, the cree
tion of which will be commenced at
once. Mr.. Brown has already been as
surcd the milk of several hundred COWS.
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GEORGIA.

NJ. D.. Bragg. who Is III, Is somewhat
better. but still confined to the house
The Rev. Mr.. Durham is attending the
Baptist minister's conference in Barre this
week.-Marguerite Bliss Is at home for
"A few days this week.-Mrs.. f. a. Cush-
man, who is Ill, is a little more comfort
able at present.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Boyden of Cambridge were in town Satur-
day and Sunday.-The regular Grange
meeting will be held this week. The Ex-
tension school will commence next Mon
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town Monday.-IIarold Trudeau left town
for East Fairfield Monday night. where
he will visit relatives.-Willi Waite is
comfortable.-Arthur Holmes spent Sun.
day in st. Adams with his family.-Mrs.
4. NJ. Trudeau, who has been suffering n
broken arm, is slowly improving.-O. r.
Greene has purchased the grocery goods
owned by Miss Maynard and is doing busi-
ness under his name. on account of poor
health Miss Maynard was obliged to re-
sign and leave the store.-C. c Fairbanks
was in Cambridge Junction on business
one day last week.-H. II. Mower was in
Swanton Monday.-The selectmen are at
work renairing the town bridge.
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Mrs. II. II. Cady and daughter of
Jericho spent Sunday at w. NJ, Smiths.
Miss Lillian Cobb Of Burlington was
a guest of Mr., and Mrs. Rex Gates
Sunday.-Mrs, f. w, Patch spent Satur-
day and Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Addie Woods, in Morrisville.-Miss Kate
Mable of Meriden Conn, and Miss
Lillian Mable of Lynn, Mass, are visit
ing their father. Richard Mable,-H. A..
Buckley was a visitor in Burlington
Tuesday,-Dr, w. n. Lang was a BUSH
ness visitor in Jericho Tuesday, Miss
Mary Howard has returned from a visit
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MEANWHILE

Mrs. Roy Fullington Of E~nosburg Falls
visited her sister, Miss Ruth Sweet, last
week.-Mrs.. Jones. wife of the Rev. II. A.
Jones, who has been very i'll, is somewhat
Clara Southland was a visitor
in this place Saturday and Sunday.-H.
L. Manifold is ill.-There will be a Christ
mas tree entertainment at the Methodist
Church the evening of December 2h
Everyone is invited to bring presents to
place on the tree for friends.