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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Stone and daughter. Miss Josie
Stone. are visiting relatives in st. AL
bans.-Mrs. Reuben DeMar is visiting
Metevier visited in Richford Thursday
A meeting Of farmers was held in Rub
lees hall on the evening Of November
r. Mr.. Tiffany, county agent, gave
lecture illustrated by charts on chemical
fertilizers. The meeting was we'll at
tended.-Mr. and Mrs Ernest Jacobs
have moved away from East Berkshire.
Mrs. S. p. Perley and Mrs +. l.. Wash
burn are planning to spend the winter in
Florida and Alabama Rev. Mr..
Holmes was unable to hold service in
Calvary Church Sunday on account Of
illness Mrs. Irving Austin has return
ed to East Berkshire after visits in Mont
real and Sherbrooke.-The friends of
Charles Cowell will be interested to hear
that he sailed from Montreal on Novem-
Der to serve in a Canadian regiment
Miss Dorothy Gates was the guest of
Mrs Washburn over Sunday.-Miss May
Walsh from Knowlton, Que. is the guest
OF Mrs. Washburn for a few days
Monday evening several neghoors were
invited to celebrate with Mrs. Moren
her 10Th birthday. After a supper, cards
entertainments to be held under the di-
rection Of the Grange is to be concert
next Wednesday EVENING". P. Wadleigh
has gone to his camp on North Hill for
few days
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Henry Baker is moving into George
Bartlett's tenement, where MIR. Davis liv-
ed, and is to work for Mr.. Bartlett
Among the lucky hunters to get deer are
y. A. Johns and George Baker.-G. w.
Brewsters new house Is completed and
they moved into it Thursday.-W
Davis has moved his goods into rooms In
Mr.. Wrltfranli's house. MIR. and Mrs.
Davis soon go to Shoreham, where they
have employment.-Ceo Ring OF Jeri-
cho is visiting his cousin, Joshua Brown,
and other relatives in town. Walter Taft
has bought Henry Russell's farm and
moved there the first of the week.-F'red
Gardner and Miss Daisy Fielder Of Hud-
son, \. H.. were married Saturday and
are now the guests of his parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Lawrence Gardner.-Mrs. Mag
gle Goodenough Of Montpelier Is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Phllips.-The ladies took in s7.66 at the
dinner given at the hall Wednesday.
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

Mrs. Ray Baker of Wolcott spent
Monday and Tuesday with Mrs. B. a.
Grimes.--Mr and Mrs. Barney Griswod
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Griswod.-
Mrs. Celia Gon is in Garfield a guest OF
her son, Morrill, Gates.-D. 5. McAllister
and son, George, were visitors in Stowe
the first Of the week Several Of the
boys between the age of II and Is met
with l.. r. Bailey Wednesday evening at
the church vestry to consider the Boy
Scout movement, the acting committee
being Clarence Wedge and Gerald Stone.
a local council has been formed consists
ing of +. s Hazard l.. i. Butts, c. b.
story. K. W. Crocker and D. L. Nc
Allister. who will appoint a scout master
and attend to other matters that pertain
to the movement--Mr. and Mrs. Charles,
Eastman of Corinth are guests of Dr.
and Mrs. l.. l.. Eastman and their friends
for n couple of weeks.-Mrs Carrie Burt
of Bevidere Center and uncle John Burt,
Of Spokane, Wash, were weekend
visitors of the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Amadon.--Earl Gray of Col
chester is in town for a portion of the
hunting season.-Loyd Giller employed for
the past year in Bethlehem, y. H.. is at
home for visit with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Giller.-Mr. and Mrs.
Mitchell Wescone are entertaining Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Wescome and Mrs
George Miles of Carroll y. H., and Mrs.
Salna Farrand of Eden
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

The funeral Of Thomas Oheere. a re-
spected resident, who died last Thursday
after long and painful illness. was held
at st. Louis's Roman Catholic Church
Saturday morning at ten o'clock. The
Rev. j. A. Dame of Sheldon Springs cee-
brated requiem high mass. and he was
assisted by the Rev. p r. Gauthier, pas
tor of St Louis's Church. There was a
large attendance of friends from High
gate and adjoining towns. Three of Mr..
Oheere's sons his son-in-law and two
other near relatives acted as bearers. Mr..
Oheere's ill-health extended over period
OF four years, although the last Illness
was of only three weeks duration 1t
was attended by considerable suffering
yet he often expressed the wish to re-
main with his children, all of whom were
with him during his last days. Mr.
Oheere was a man of more than ordinary
ability and integrity. firm in his convic-
tons He was staunch democrat, faith
full to his party which he served several
times in different Offices He was born in
Tollyframe, Ireland, December q, 1922,
and was therefore o. years of age He
came to this country with his parents
when he was two and half years old
The family settled In Highgate, where
Mr. Oheere had always resided. He mar
rled Miss Bridget b. Hanna of Highgate
and to this marriage seven children were
born, All survive as follows: John, Dan
lei, James and Mary of TIighgate. Libbie
L. of ST. Adams Thomas G. of Orleans
and Anna r., Mrs. H. H. RusselD OF
Swanton. His wife died November 10. 1854
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RICHFORD'.

C. A. Powell has returned home from
n three weeks visit with relatives in New
York and Pawtucket, r. 1,-Mr. and Mrs.
r T.. W,rsthorn Of Troy and Mrs. w. j.
Rriehtwell and daughter. Helen. OF High
,vater One. visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Jacob Sunday.-The
ladies of St. AIMS Guild will serve sup
Nor in the parish hall Thursday from 80
NTH al, are served.-Mr. and Mrs, j. G.
Iinstrom of Montreal are visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J, Wtghtman.-
Mrs T. E Wursthorn of East Richford
is visiting at the home OF her daughter
Mrs Ernest Jacob.-F. n. PIKE OF the
American House is visiting in New YORK
and will be absent from business Tor two
or three weeks.-Mrs. l.. T.. Hammond
went TO Port Hunt. Va, last week, where
she will visit friends for a few weeks
I'm to last week PAT hunting licenses had
been issued by the town clerk since July
These include two nonresident licen-
ses 1o3 fishing licenses. s. hunting licenses
and 40 combination hunting and fishing
,censes-W Burnes Garvin has accepted
n position with the Maple Hills Creamery
association of East berkshire.
The fall concert of the Richford Choral
Union will be given In Choral hall Tues
dov evening, November a. A chorus OF
20 voices will be supported by an orchcs-
tra COMPOSED of the following members
N r Young Of st. Johnsbury. violin. Mrs
n r. Young. cello; NJ, J, Blair of North
Troy. clarinet: Miss Belle T.. Smith
piano. The major choral work will be
Anterton's setting of Longfellow's "Tho
,x-...a,. 90 tho Hesperus," Thera will l1
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uM0|lLE COUNTY
JOHNSON.

Mrs Carrie Lord Of Lyndonville visited
her mother, Mrs. A. y. Kelley. last week.
Ord Robertson of Georgia isvisiting his
brother, Herbert. and Mrs. Joseph
West We're in Hyde Park Sunday.-The
Frank Dodge camp is filed with deer
hunters, Mr.. Dodge took dinner with
them Sunday.-Mrs Robert Field and son
have returned from Lowell.-The funeral
of Freeman Boyce was held Saturday, the
Rev. +. w. Hazen offiating, The bearers
were his three sons, Frank, Joel and Wal
ter, and his son-in-law Bert Scribner. In
terment was In the family lot In Lamoille
View cemetery There was n large dis
play of flowers. Mr., Boyce. who had been
ali invalid for the past two years. was
81 years of age and had large circle of
friends. Those attending the funeral from
out of town We're T.. S. Kinsley Of Rut-
land. C. j. Knsley of Pennington, Kate
I<insley of Burlington, Mrs. Eva Boyce,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Scribner Mrs Efiie
Putnam and Mrs. n. q, Wood of Hyde
Park, and Joel Boyce of Burlington.
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family in Bakersfield Saturday, whore
they have been visiting for two weeks,
and returned home with them Monday.
Mrs. Trefley Thomas has moved with
her family from Mrs. Sarah Horsfords
tenement to Joseph Carpenters farm
house.-Mrs. Mary Noonan OF Shelburne
has been n guest for a few days in the
home of Mrs. Roderic Eno.-Mrs. Emma
ID. Taggart, who has been in the family
of her brothers n-law. J. r. Taggart,
for several weeks. has gone to Burling-
ton to visit her sister, Mrs. Jennie Rob-
erts.-Dr. f. A. Rich and family of Bur-
lington visited DR.. and Mrs. Varncy
Sunday.--Mrs Arthur futile and two
little daughters have been visiting her
mother Mrs. Champ Burge. at"Hines-
burg Holow.-Mrs. D. A. Bacon has
been visiting her sister. Miss Margaret
Lanehan, at Mrs. George Hart's.
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Grand ISLE COUNTY
ISLE LA NOTE.

Ernest Hill has a position with one of
the large ammunition companies in Wa
tertown n. Y.-Mrs. Il. Duba and Mrs
J. Goodsell are visiting relatives In Win
chendon, Mass.-Mrs. George Smile Of
Montpelier. who has been visiting Mrs.
II. II. Skees, has returned home.-Mrs.
I. Boyea has gone to Albany, n. Y, for
a few days.-The friends of John Doolin
gave him a surprise party Thursday
night. his 4Oth birthday. There were
over so people present-Mrs. George
Westcot. who has been visiting in town
for 10 days, has returned to her home
in Georgia. The Rev. Mr.. Westcot is
expected here this week.-Iieut. Nor
gan and friend of Montreal spent the
weekend in town. Lieut.. Morgan ex-
poets to go to England soon.
Mrs Ike Bonyae went to Albany NJ
Y, Monday-Mr. and Mrs NJ. S. Thomas
spent Friday and Saturday in Burlington.
Miss Louise La Bombard went to Chazy.
n. y, to attend the masquerade ball
Wednesday evening.-Miss Sarah La
Bombard returned home Monday after
a week in Alburg with relatives.-A pleas
ant birthday surprise party was given j.
X Doolin Thursday evening November
II, in honor of his 10th anniversary. The
evening was spent in playing games
and music. and refreshments were served.
Mrs. Felinda Duba has gone to
Rochester n. Y. where she will spend
some time with her daughter, Mrs, Robert
Fiske.--Charles Tudhope of North Hero
was in town Tuesday.-Mrs. John Ror-
bach, Julia Fiske and Warren Simmonds
attended the Foresters' annual ball Mon
day at Rouses Point,-James Jarvis was
in Rouses Point over Sunday.
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FAIRFIELD.

John and Patsy" Wallace, who have
been in the northwest during the harvest
ing season, have returned home.-Miss
Katherine Hoyt Of Brigham Academy.
bakersfield. spent Sunday with her
uncle, George Tillotson.-Mi Ida James
of Albany is passing few days in town,
H. A. Churchill of Bakersfield was a
business visitor In town Tuesday.-Miss
Frances Wallace spent the weekend In
Barre visiting her brother. Harold. and
friends, who are attending Goddard
Seminary W. Hale was a business
visitor in St Adams and Swanton Tues
,lay.-Mr and Mrs. George McGettrick
of St Adams visited at Mr.. and Mrs.
Owen Magin's Sunday.-Owen MaSin went
tn ITnderhill Monday on business
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SWANTON-

Moses Ouimette. a we'll known citizen
of Swanton. died Sunday morning of
heart failure. aged GO years. He had
driven the delivery team for the Ameri-
can Express company for II years. BY
trade he was a cooper and was employed
at the Rich Lime works for many years.
He leaves wife and several grown-up
children. The funeral was held We'd
nesday morning at ten O'Clock at the
Catholic Church.-Mrs James Scanlon
died Monday morning. She was Ga
years OF age and had resided in St. AL
bans most of her life. Mr.. and Mrs.
Scanlon came to Swanton about four
years ago. The funeral was held at
the Catholic Church Wednesday morn
ing at eight O'Clock, with interment in
ST. Albans.-Evertsen X. Smith, in COM
pany with DR. Rust Of Burlington.
started for Essex county yesterday on
deer hunting trip.
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ENOSBURG.

Mrs. Il. L. Squires Of Bakersfield is
with his invalid cousin, Mrs. j. ID. Wright
whose condition remains about the same
Edna, infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. r.. Leach, is much improved MARCEL
10 o., infant son of Mr. and Mrs Roy
Wood ward, has been ill.-Leon sheldon
shot a 200-pound buck In Cold Hollow
Tuesday morning -Mrs. Melvin Wright
who went last week as a delegate TO
the meeting of the Woman's Board of Mis-
sions, which held their 4Sth annual meet
ing in Burlington, returned Friday even
Ing and Is now passing a few days at the
home of her grandson, NJ. F. Wright
Miss May Wheeler of Barton came from
Burlington Saturday in company of Miss
Joanna Croft and is visiting at a. j,
Croft s.-Mrs. Lyman Gilbert Is visiting
her sister in Cambridge this week.
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MORRISVILLE.

Miss Matte Wood Of Burlington
came Friday evening for an eN-
tended visit with h,r sister, Mrs +. II.
Nancor-Aliss Alkaline Dwight of New
York. recent missionary to Turkey.
spoke upon missions at the Conversational
Church sunday evening. Miss Dwight.
former resident of Morrisvi!e was
guest Saturday and sunday Of Misses
Anna and Alice MoWer-Mrs Q. NJ Tay-
lor who went to Washington, u. c., to
attend the National q. \. II. encampment.
visited places in Virginia and friends and
relatives at Wilmington, Del, arriving
home saturday morling.-Mrs. l.. b.
Boyntou returned Saturday from Burling-
ton, where she underwent an operation at
the Sparhawk sanitarum some weeks
ago. Mrs Boynton, while very weak, ems
dured the trip home very comfortably. She
was accompanied by her daughter. Mrs.
Kittie Boynton Gage.-H. T. kellogg sold
his farm, the T. 5. Johnson place on Eli
more road, saturday to Edward Ees Of
Peru. n Y. and in turn purchased tho
Henry Stowell farm. known as the Nc
Nah farm. near Tenney bridge on tho
Wolcott road.--Mrs. II. +, Whitcomb OF
someryille. Mass. who has visited her
parents, MI ana MIS- NJ, Is taton' LOT
several days. was called to Jenersonville
Thursday on account of the Illness of her
sster-in-law, Mrs, NJ. 5. liawlcy,-Miss
Gladys McCauley and Miss Winnifred
Bedell were in Hardwick Thursday.-Mrs.
NJ T, Maurice was visitor in Burlington
Friday.--R. H. Metcalf and little daugh-
ter. Miss Dorothy of Underhill, returned
home Friday after passing few days
as guests of Mr. and Mrs NJ II. Maurice.
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FAIRFAX.

Alton, the II months old son OF Mr..
and Mrs Henry Lock, died Saturday night
after an illness of only few hours of
commissions. He Is survived by his par
ents, two brothers and a sister. The fu-
neral was held Monday afternoon at one
o'clock al the house, with burial at San
derson's Corner cemetery.-A son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. George Quinlan Sat-
urday afternoon.-The Ladies' Aid society
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church held
their annual sale and supper Tues
day in the vestry Of the church.-The
Womans Foreign Missionary socio. y
met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. f
s. Chamberlain
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Gordon owen of Barre is in town, Wis
iting his brother, E. T. owen. Herbert
Lumbra has vacated ]. c. Hutchinss
house and moved into one Of the Nelson
Hall Co. tenements.-Wallace Touchette
was the first to report killing a deer
Charles C. Purrier is clerking at the
Trout River company store during the
absence of Arden Laplant.-The young
ladies Of Mrs Morrison's Sunday school
class of the Baptist Church are arrang-
ing for a play to be given in Gardyners
hall in the near future.
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Warren Buxton.-Miss Iris Blodgctt OF
I'nderhii is visiting her brother Ber'
Blodgett.-Mr and Mrs. Fred ST refer
and little daughter of Burlington arc
ruests at Harty Hanleys through the
deer hunting sea son.-The congregational
Foreign Missionary society Will meet at
the home of Mrs. Mary Balch thursday
afternoon. sociable will be held by tho
e. Y. y. L. Friday evening at the Bap-
list Church parlors. There will be snort
program and refreshments Will he served.
A pleasant evening was spent al the
sunny Corner sociablc Saturday evening
The receipts Of the evening were S3.-The
Rev. ]. T. Buzzell will have charge of
the services OF the church at Bolton In
dehnitclv-Nistors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank X. Howe Sunday we're
Mrs. BurbridEe T.. w. Cakes, Mr. and
Mrs sherman, all of Woodstock. Mr.
and Mrs William Title of Richmond
we're visitors Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs H. T.. Tille-Mrs Elizabeth
Montague of New York city is visiting
her son. Hurd Montaeue.-Louis Paradee,
who has had blood poisoning in his finger,
IS better The Misses Frieda and
Me!ba Blodgctt entertained a few of their
friends Saturday afternoon In honor II
their birthday.--AIrs Edward Patnaude
has returned to burlington after spending
few days with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Finn.
A play, my Turn Next" will be given
In st. Thomas Church hall Thursday
evening. Supper will be served
Mrs S. w. Paige and son, Roland. and
Mrs Moran, who were over Sunday WIS.,
itors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Leigh
ton Rice. have returned to their home in
St Albans.-Miss Frances Flagg. who
has been visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Fred Wells of Cambridge. has
returned to DR. G. b. Huburd's super
intendent II. S. Reed of Richmond Wis
tied schools in town Tuesday.-Mrs Eliza
beth Montague has gone to Burlington
to visi. at the home of Professor and
Mrs. George Story for n few days
Miss Dolly Parrigo. who has been visit
ing relatives here and at Underhill, has
returned to her home in Shelhurnc-
Miss Butts, who has been at her home
here, has returned to Burlington-Mrs
Carrie jackson of Tnderhll. who has
been visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hurd Montague, has returned to
her home.-Mrs. Estella Agers has gone
to Greensboro for while and during
her absence her daughter Bernice will
board at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Halsey Cady.-Ira Morse is visiting at
the hame of Ira Morse. Jr.. in North
Underhill.-Miss Nellie Russin a
visitor Monday at the home of M. and
Mrs Walter 3lasdel returning to
Essex Junction Tuesday morning.-Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Booth visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Elbridge Nealey Mon
day at Underhll.-Thomas Hanley of
Underhill Center is visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hanley.
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reatment.-Members of the Methodist
Episcopal Church Ladies Aid met with
Mrs. II, f.. Straw Tuesday to sew for
Christmas sale to he held the first
week in December.-The Ladies' Aid of
the Congregational Church served
chickcn-pe dinner at the church We'd
ncsday There was large attendance.
There will be a Catholic service at AS
O'Clock Sunday morning.-The high and
graded schools close Friday for Thanks
giving week-Mr. and Mrs. John G.
Campbell and Mrs W. L. Warren. who
have passed several days with friends
in stowe returned Wednesday to Ben
nington. Mrs. Warren's sister. Mrs.
A. -. Long. accompanied them to Ben
nington. They made the trip by auto
mobile.-Jamcs &. Campbell returned
Tuesday to St Johnsbury and will leave
on the 2ith for Washington, d. c.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Van V!iet will
leave Thursday for Minneapolis, Mimi,
to spend the winter in the family of
their daughter, Mrs. G. ". Bufiington.-
The following local hunters left Satur-
day evening for Warren to spent the
open season hunting deer: Frank Daniel.
Arthur and walter St. George, II. f.
Palmer. Char Dow. Cyrus Iiorsford
Harold Tho. ..u. Louis Poulln and
Floyd Foote hoy will occupy n house
on the top arren mountain and ex-
pect to rema Inc entire season-Joseph
Colt and his .iInly of Montpelier, who
have been visiting his aunt, Mrs Burt
Carpenter. have returned home.-Iittle
Janice Towers of Shelburne village Is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. C. Scott-Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Garrow
of Essex and Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Steady
of Shelburne were guests OF their cousin,
Mrs K. II. Voigt. Monday-Miss GLADYS
COursey and Edward Carpenter spent
Sunday at the formers home in Middle
bury. returning to Charlotte Sunday
evening The regular mid-week prayer
meeting will be held at the vestry Thurs
day evening. Miss Bernlce Jones went
to her home In Brandon Friday after.
noon and returned Sunday evening-R
c. neers of Essex has been visiting his
son, Lewis Bccrs,-Miss Alice Emo has
been spending the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Roderic Eno.-J, II. Taggart. who
has been away from home for severa
weeks. travelling in the interests Of II
II. Horsford. returned homo Saturday
evening.-F. W. Carpenter Joined his
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SHELDON.

Mrs. Abraham Bashaw Of this village
died Friday morning, November B. The
funeral was held Monday afternoon at
one o'clock, with burial in the Catholic
cemetery at sheldon Springs Mrs Ba-
shaw was the oldest woman in town, hay
ing reached he 9Th birthday. She had
been in i'll health all summer, but was
not confined to the bed till about week
before her death. when pneumonia set IN.
Mrs. Edna Bocash, who has been visit
ing relatives in Massachusetts, hes re-
turned home.-Dr, NJ. II. Powers was in
Cambridge Junction Monday.-George
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CAMBRIDGE.

Miss Hazen Tucker has been visiting
friends here this week.-Mrs.. Lyman Gill
bert of Enosburg is the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. y. A. Hawley,-D II. Chap
man and sister. Mrs Church, of Burling-
ton are spending several days in town
Miss Eugene Green of Johnson came
Saturday to spend some time with Mrs
NJ. NJ Reynolds.--Mr and Mrs. w z.
Perley of Essex junction visited friends
in town Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. f. II.
Linden will soon go to Fairlee, where
Mr.. Linden is to have charge of
creamery there.-N1iss Ruth Clapp was a
guest Of Mrs. NJ. D. Young Sunday and
Monday.-Arthur Twiss of Burlington was
an over Sunday visitor at c. w. La
bounty Fletcher Of East Cam.
bridge has rented and moved to the D. II.
Chapman farm.--Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Weldon of Richford are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emile Grenier.-Nr. and Mrs w,
NJ Smith visited in Williston Sunday.
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GRAND ISLE.

p. e Wilsey. who has been i'll for
some time, is confined to his bed.-A. j.
Ladd and H. r. Samson left Saturday
for MiddleseX, where they expect to go
deer hunting, \ number Of others from
here have also gone hunting.--Carlton
Griswold and little son, Henry, spent the
weekend in town.-Mrs. Albert Nondel
who was operated on at the Mary tletch-
err hospital Friday is reported as dong
Week.-Mrs.. Arthur Martcll and little son.
Alden. spent Sunday al Ernest Syl-
vester's.-Mrs Edison Ufford of Cornish
Flats, n. H., is spending some time with
friends in town
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FRANKLIN.

Homer Manley has purchased the Henry
Pomeroy farm and G. w. Gates has DUR
chased the Manley farm and the Peter
Longe place.-Mr. and Mrs. Gordon g.
Gates and two children were in town
Sunday.-Mss Flora Crook has gone to
Peabody, Mass.-Paul II. Gates Is at
home from Pittsford much improved in
health.
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HYDE PARK.

r. W. Hulburd is spending few days
in Boston.-S. y. Waite is in Montpelier
restoring the lost Lamole County rec
ords destroyed in the fire Of 180o.-L. II.
Noyes, X. +. -. carrier, is spending two
weeks in Eden deer hunting Levi Pratt
is acting as his substitute on his route.
The under the hill" road is now open
for travel-Mrs. Chase and Miss
Newton of Lyndonville were in
town Monday in conference with Senator
Page in regard to vocational education.
-Crrin Farr and Miss Fanr.e Christie
are visiting at his home in Bristol.