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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Ms. T.. S. Washburn is visiting in
Rouses Point C~hateaugay and sew
eral other PAGES in New York state.
k. \. Paul and - W Paul are at
tending the automobile show in Bos-
ton-Mrs. T.. a. Pcrlty is visiting Mrs
seymour Gilbert Of West Enoslurg -
Mrs. Green of Enoshurg is At * =
Pauls.-Mrs Robert Burns, who IVA.
been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs H. q JENNIE, returned to hrl
home In Gardner. Mass, Saturdny
stopping at Bellows Fails to spend
Sunday.-Miss Georgia Patten of Rich
ford is passillS IA few days in the home
of H. q J"nne-Mrs. G, II. Stratton OF
Enoshurg Fails and Mrs Melvin
Wright of North Enoshurg were
guests of Mrs. Q. NJ. liublco Friday
f. b., Smith has been III with the
grip.-Byron n. Clark of Burlington
met the boys in the village Interested
in forming a society of boy scouts In
Rublee's hall Satu- day evening. He
also talked in the Congregational
Church Sunday morning and evening
on boys and the work of the boy
scouts. Six boy scouts and their
leader from Richford attended the
evening meeting-Thc monthly meet
Ing of the Ladies' Aid society was
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until his late Illness. lie is survived by
% wife and we children, George Il. Of
Essex Junction and Mrs. Walter Web
ster of tins place, also by two grandchil-
drcn, David and Truman Webster. MIR.
smith was a member ~ the Methodist
church, an earnest Christian worker and
Il man with man warm fricnds.-Mis4
Lila Taylor has gone to Rutland to visit
Miss Hazel Pearson.
Willard partch has moved on TO his
farm in IIincsburg ana Mr.. Ross from
burlington has gon" INTO the farm
vacated by Mr.. H~artch.-Thc Ever Ready
Circle of the Kings Daughters will meet
with MIS-. Henry Harrington. this
afternoon Mt $50 o'clock.-News has been
received of the death of Mrs. Eunice
Horton Lake. a former resident of this
town. Mrs. Lake was the widow of
Edgar Lake. ANA was born in ohio in
1893 She died i'm Salt Lake city. Utah.
where she lived with her daughter, Miss
sara Lake. who with three other chill
dren, survive her, Daniel, Of Sholburne,
Edgar of Atchison. Kans.. and Mrs. Clara
Lake Houston of EparucN. \cb.
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HYDE PARK.

David Nonteith, aged 20 years, died
Thursday at the Fanny Allen hospital.
where rs had been for two weeks. He
had been In poor health for some time,
but his death came as a shock to his
many friends. Mr.. Monte!th was a ma
tive Of Scotland hut had lived in Amer
lea many years. He was an expert gard
"ner and was FOR some time employed at
Tuxedo y. Y. and later in the same
capacity In Rhode Island. He located
In this town ten years ago and had
since engaged in farming. pesides his
wife. he il survived by a con. wins IN
the state Of Washington, and a daugh-
ter living in New York city. Tn" fu-
neral was largely attended Saturday
afternoon al his lat. residence, 'The
Naples" The Rev. ". r. Hamlin Off
ciated. The burial was under the di-
rection of Mt Vernon Lodge. F. and
a. NJ, A c. Sulham acting as master,
p Maons being in attendance The
bearers were Dr each. Charles Cod
dard, s r.. Waite and l.. H. Lewis
r. :. Page is attending the auto exhibit
tion in Boston-"Country Folks" a rural
play, is to he given here Friday evening
by the Johnson normal school -Superin-
tendent Crosby is acting AS principal OF
the Johnson high school this week. owing
To the Illness Of the pr~incipal.-MiSs
Beulah Monteith OF New York Is in
town, called here ny the death of her
rived from Washington Saturday morn
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

Alphonse Lareau has purchased from
j. q. Russell his home farm with all per-
sonal property thereon for sl2,0D I'm.
mediate possession was given.-Arthur
Nadeau of Iberville. r. O.. has purchased
OF Alphonse Lareau the II. G. Carman
farm, which Mr.. Lareau has occupied for
some time as a home. the consideration
being $4,000. Mr., Nadeau will move his
family here from Canada In a short time.
Mrs. J. A. Butler, who has been seri-
ously i'll for several weeks. is now able
to he up and about the house.-Miss Mary
Butler. who was called home by the ILL
ness OF her mother, Mrs j. A. Butler. has
returned to Burlington.-The ladies of
the Methodist Church will hold a sugar
social in the church vestry Wednesday
evening-Nriss Hazel Steele Is in Bos-
ton.-Mrs. Estella Carman is visiting in
Roston.-Miss Sarah Place has gone to
Hanover. \. H., to visit her brother. q.
RAYMOND Stlmets, and family. Miss
Stella Wooster has gone to her home In
Middlebury for the spring vacation Viii
liam Bowers and Mrs. Mary Hewes, both
Of Highgate Springs. were married March
3 at the Commercial House. the Rev 9
II Davis performing the ceremony
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WILLISTON.

Mrs. John Burnett. 76 years old, broke
he leg between the knee and hip Friday
light in a fall in the cellar-way. The
kap-door fell on her. She was alone
the house at the time.-NValter Cas-
Ny Of Burlington will move to the place
hown as the Johnson farm, in the near
ture.-Mr. n Mrs, Robert Ennis Of
ssex came to her fathers. John Bur
ttt, Saturday. Mrs. Rose Riggs of
Richmond is also there.-Charles Nick
3 has been appointed foreman for
rank Clark.-The burial of Mrs. Bean.
aun Of Mr.. and Mrs. Winters in
Puth Burlington. who died at their home
Spear street, took place in the East
metery Saturday.-The common schools
town will close Friday for a two
heks' vacation. The high school will
in session two days Of next week be-
re closlng.-Guy Lamson, r. f. D..
rrier. is taking his spring vacation
s week and next.-W. II. Metcalf spent
nday with his family in Essex juno
MFRS. Miles Kraus and son, Mar
hll. were the guests of her sister. Mrs.
ford Goodrich. in Richmond Satur-
y.-Ernest Bomhard has rented the
[ce known as the O'Donnell house,
ned by Mrs. Alison Bradley, in the
lthwest part Of the town.-Clark Wood
somewhat better, but will go to the
Try Fletcher hospital soon for an OPP
ltion.
green house was recently moved by
ank Russell a half mile. 1t was load
on four pair Of sleds and drawn by
hit Dair of horses.
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the g.. A, II, ~encampmcnt. while II ia
also probable that the Vermont On1cers'
Reunion society will meet the dav after
the encampment closes. Ma ior wood
/ estimates that there will be between 400
and 800 visitors from the various or
CARNATIONS. The interior of the citv hail
will he decorated and the peace con-
tennial arch on Taylor park will he rc-
decorated and used during the encamn-
ment. stores and residences generally
will be decorated. a reception committee
will constitute part of the ioin, COM
mittec. This committee consists of w n
Vorce, representing the business and
professional men. and j. A. Jarvis. from
Post Hurlbut. They will selec, othor
members to assist them In providing ac-
commodations and quarters for tho do,e-
gates and guests.
Robert d. Kirk. aged % vears and
three months, son OF Mrs. Mary c. Kirk
of Bishop street. died Saturday morning
at 1910 o'clock after a years illness with
liver trouble. He is survived by one
daughter, Mary Viola, aged four wears.
and two brothers, William d. ana Frank
Kirk, all of this city. His wife died
about two years gao. The funeral was
IItll at 81 IL y 1ldINh NlDlN1N morn
ing at nine o'clock and the burial took
place in Holy Cross cemetery.
Mrs. Grorgianna Maria (Boyden) Rlako
wife of II. G. Blake, died Monday
afternoon at go O'Clock at her home on
Federal street from the effects of n
stroke Of anoplexy suffered about ten
O'Clock in the morning. Mrs. Blake was
born in Georgia April 30, 1852. and was.
therefore, nearly 63 years old. November
IL, 1874, she was married to n. G.. Blake
of Milton. She had made her home in
st. Adams about 20 years. Beside her
husband Mrs. Blake is survived by one
daughter, Miss Gertrude NJ. Blake. of this
city; three sistera Mrs. George w.
Lepper of this city. Mrs. Helen Blake
and Mrs. B. f. Ryan of Georgia; and
one half-brother. Eugene Boyden Of
Fairfax.
The marriage engagement of Miss
Cora Nichols to Herbert j. Lumbra Of
Rutland has been announced. The mar
riage will TAX place in May.
A special meeting of the voters Of the
city OF ST. Adams Is called TO be held
at the city hall Monday evening. March
%, at eight o'clock to see If the city will
authorize the borrowing of money in
anticipation of taxes for the present mu-
nicipal year to an amount not exceeding
$4,000 and to issue a note or notes there
or debts incurred under this vote to
be paid from the taxes of the present
municipal year.
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GAINESVILLE.

hiram Weston, who has been running
the Terrier farm for a year and a half,
mas moved to ID. l.. Rings farm.-Mrs.
G. w. Palmer was at the Fanny Allen
hospital Tuesday to visit her daughter.
who is recovering from an operation
DR.. Mckenzie of New York, who was
called here by the critical illness of his
sister, returned to New York Saturday
night.-Mrs. Crandall remains very Ill.
The Lend-a-Hand will meet with Mrs.
Mary Pease this afternoon for work.
Mrs. J. b. Atkins, who has been suffer-
ing from bronchial trouble. is gaining
5. f. Andrews, who has been spending
the winter in Canton, N. v, has re-
turned.-Mrs l.. A. Johnson and daugh-
ter visited at Bert Johnson's the first OF
the weck.-Miss Florence Lane has re-
turned to her home In Shelburne.-Mrs.
c. y. Miller has returned from Warren.
Mr.. Dwyre. who is employed at Mr..
Gloason's, has moved his family into one
of the in Church's block.
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SWANTON.

George Jewctt, son of Mr.. and Mr.
Charles Jewett, died At the home OF h's
parents Tuesday March ., Though he hal
been in failing health for II long time
death came unexpectedly. lie was born
in st. Adams As years ago and never ma
Tled. He was an electrician employed BY
the Bell Telephone company and resided
In Rutland many years, coming to Swar-
ton when his health began to fail.-At
the annua town meeting H.. G. I'urman
acted as moderator. M. W Barney was
elected selectman for three years to sue
coed himself the other two members be-
ing ]. II. Niles and j. +. Kelley. George
Lolselle, town clerk, was elected treas
urer to succeed Il. M, Brunette who hal
held the ONCE q long time and wanted 10
rstrs- Richard Colonte was reelected
overseer Of poor and J. r. colomb sue.
esedsA himself as constable and collector.
Trustees Of the Barney fun ara NJ. W.
Barney. C. f. Allen and r. j. Farrell
the latter being chosen to MI a vacancy
caused by f. II. Beebe moving to Bur
lington; LISTERS, George l.. Loiselle, IL. b.
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CENTER.

Fred Alger had one foot badly crush
ed last week by a log dropping on it
Murton |. Griffith of Essex Junction,
and Eva c, Tillison of this place We're
married March 3 by the Rev. A. II.
Sturees.-L. y. Egan and Mrs. NJ. j.
Ryan We're at Bristol Saturday to attend
the funeral of a relative.-J. \. Campbell
while at work in the woods one day lsat
week was quite badly injured by a limb
striking him on the head.-John Kilpecl
will move to Richmond next Week.-Mrs..
Catherine Phillips, who has been i'll, Is
improving.-Frank Ross is i'm burlington
as juryman of Chittendcn country court.
John Casey, who has been i'll the past
few months, is able TO sit up a little each
day.-Mrs. Ellen Hubbard has moved to
Essex Center.
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WEST

II. T. Chase of Jericho, who recently
purchased the store ana dwelling of the
late Albert Mlncklcr, has moved in t.
the same and will open the store I'm a
short time. Willard Stroeter has sold his
farm to j. j. Carron of East Fairfield
who has taken possession, Mr.. Streeter
has moved to Nashville into the house
owned by James Berry. Miss olive Du-
bols IL convalesclng from scarlet fever.
Miss Lorey Gile is at home. having
closed another successful term OF school
in fnderhill.-The Rev. G. A. Emery
preached his farewell sermon Sunday.
lie and Mrs. Emery are " visit relatives
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HINESBURG.

The annual meeting and installation ~
Uewly elected officers OF Patriot Lodge,
No. SO, f. and A. NJ, was held Friday
evening. A banquet was served at six
o'clock by the ladies of the O.. e. S.
The officers elected are. W. NJ, NJ. +.
Brothers; s.. w. Roy Burritt; J. w,
E. b. Lucia; treasurer, Z. II. Read;
secretary. C. J. Smith; s. D., Harry
Vancelett; J. D., Henry Murray; chap
ain, Dwight Eddy; S. s., Henry Giffin:
J. s., Myron Orvis.-Mrs. George Davies
and Mrs. Lois Thompson are ill.-Mr.
Cubitt Of Richmond was the guest of
bis son. William Cubitt, over Sunday
Mrs. Dora Loveland of Springfield, Mass,
Is visiting friends here.-The Young Peo-
pies Dramatic club Of Richmond gave
IN entertainment at the town hall sat
irday evening under the auspices Of the
p. +. SIT is requested that those who
ave any sewing for the Red Cross re-
urn same to Mrs. o. A. Baldwin.-Miss
Lucy Belle Pierce of the University of
Vermont was at her home here over
Sunday.
The Hope Circle of the Kings Daugh-
,ers will meet Friday at the home of Mrs
t.. w Bostwick. The roll call will he held
At I'o" ". HI
At the annual communication of Patriot
Lodge No. 80. +. and a. NJ. the following
officers We're elected Worshipful Mas
ter. NJ. f. Brothers.; senior warden. r.
pr. Burritt; Junior warden, c, B. Lucia;
treasurer, E. H. Read; secretary, c. j.
Smith: senior deacon. H.. j. NanCelett;
unior deacon, H. L. Murray; senior
steward, r.. r. Giffin; Junior steward,
NJ. P. Orvis; chaplain, d. w Eddy; mar
hal. Z. O.. Mead; tyler, Cornelius Peters
The last address In n series or THE
Worlds Call to America" will be given
his evening at the Methodist Church,
he special subject for the address will
e, "A Mans Response To The World
kppeal!"-An Epworth League party will
q held Friday evening, at the home Of
red S. Coleman. Tho program will con-
st Of vocal and Instrumental music,
ames Of contest. etc, closing with re-
teshments. All interested are welcome
reaching services will be held in the
tarksboro Methodist Church Sunday at
20 o'clock.
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WEST BERKSHIRE

Loyal Stowe is In St. Adams, acting as
grand juror.-Mrs, stowe is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. II. /, Draper, in E%nosburg
Falls .-Cassius Armstrong. who has been
i'll for several weeks. is so much improv-
ed as to be able to walk out--C. l..
Capron. who has been visiting his par
ents for a few DAYS returned to his
home in Malone Nv. Tuesdav.-Mrs
II. c. Kendall ard 1au"ttci Carrie II
Auhurndalc Mass. ~" r's't'n hor rar
onts. Mr. and Mrs. c. $ Crafr..
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CENTER

A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr.,
and Mrs. E. S. Wr!ght.-H. H. Clapp,
Homer Marcy and c. +. Berry were call
ed to st. Adams Wednesday as special
Jurors In the Houghton will case-P. II
Coleman was a business visitor at Enos-
burg Falls Tues0av.-The committee OF
the local Farmers club held a business
meeting at the Office Of W. j, Wright
Tuesday evening.-The mems organized
Bible class spent a social evening at the
Rev, Mr., Tubbs' Tuesday evening,-Cort
Shangraw has sold his farm to Lewis
Rushford. Al Judge c.. A. Gar.
dyne Is in st. Adams attending county
court.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph German
were called to Lowell Wednesday to at
tend the funeral of a grandchild
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NORTH HERO.

MIS- EDWIN Kingsley is visiting rela-
uves In town.-Mrs. John knight Ia some
what improved from her recent Illness.
Inc Ladies' Aid society will meet for
dinner Thursday with Mrs. james Tud-
hope.-Mrs Joseph McDee. nged ~ years,
died at her home Sunday evening at seven
O'CLOCK after many years Of Illness. She
had been much worse since Christmas.
being confined to her bed most Of the
time She is survived by II husband. one
son and Il daughtcr-Miss Noble a. CLAIR;
is III.
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Johnson

Mrs. L. II. Scott is spending a few days
In Springfield with relatives Mr.. and
Mrs. e. f.. Holmes are in Arlington and
Boston.-Nr. and Mrs. c. H. Stearns
started Saturday FOR Asheville, n. c.
Joseph Fonyeau lied Friday and tho
funeral was held Sunday. Mr.. Fonyeau
had been sick all winter with a lung
trouble.-Mr. ana Mrs. b. 5. F%ullington
returned Saturday from an extended tnp
to New York State.-Ernest Hubbard.
who has been on the tale mine farm
the past year, has finished work there
and gone to Hyde Park, II. f. Doty
takes his place and will soon move his
family there.-NIrs. H. D, w. Doty Is
failine,-Miss Mary Rood Of Milton visit
ed her cousins, Mrs. c. 2. Jones and Mrs.
{. p IandOn. last week
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BERKSHIRE.

Edward Hope Of st. Armand. l.. a.,
was called here by the illness of his sis
ter. Mrs. Joseph Playful.-Mrs. Abble
McKenney Of Richford spent the week
and with Mrs. Howard Cassidy.-Mrs. j
Loverin has returned home from "a visit
at Fairfield. l.. Frances Jolley, u.
d. G. M. visited the Eastern Star Chap
ter at Milton Friday e~vening.-A surprise
party was given Leon johnson in cele-
bration of his Erd birthday MondaN
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ENOSBURG.

Mrs. f.. p. Hopkins Is helping to care
for her mother, Mrs. r. X. Wright, for
Il short time while Mrs. Z. Z. <quires is
at her home In Bakersfield. School closed
the Wright District District Friday.
The pupils having no marks We're Glen
don Simonds. Hampton and Neil Downev
and Levi Harlie. Those having no absent
and one tardv marks We're. Herbert. Har-
old and Raymond Reede. Margaret Smith
is the teacher
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SHELBURNE.

p funeral of David G. Smith was held
afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock at his
home. with interment in the village
terry. The death Of David G, Smith
fred at his home Friday morning
an illness dating from last Eovem-
the immediate of his death
| pneumonia. Mr.. Smith was born
lie town OF shrewsbury January II,
lie moved to Shelburne in 1865, and
been actively engaged in business
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Bert Griffiths of Essex and Eva Til
lotson of Underhill Center were mar
ried March 3 at the home of George
1illotson. The Rev. A.. II. Steurges per-
formed the ceremony.-Ernest II.
Phelps and Evelyn Il. McNall, boti Of
Westford, were married at the Meth
odist Episcopal parsonage at Under
hill March 8 by the Rev. A. II. Sturges.
"Hardscrabble Farm will be given by
the Underhill high and graded school, at
the q. A. II. hall. I'm Underhill. Friday
evening
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JERICHO CENTER.

Iiss Alice Barnum, who teaches IN
eldon. is at home for vacation.-Mrs.
a. Ballard Is il.-The play. THE Dust
the Earth" given by the Kings
of Williston Friday evening
3 we'll attended. Miss Estelle Moultor
fUnderhill was a visitor in the village
last of the week.-Mrs.. Wiley, who
been with her daughter, Mrs. Chaplin
how in Hardwick.-Miss Gladys Tom
ion spent Sunday at her home in South
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Decker and j. r. Catlin: auditors. l.. A..
bapelle, a. T.. Anderson and George
Quinn; town agent, f.. O. Jackson; town
grand jurors, T.. \. Ayers and Roy Joce-
Ign. the latter succeeding +. j. Farrell.
Fred Weber takes the place of J. b
Kidder on the school board. the former
being located in Roxbury now. The other
members are Washington Keenan, and G.
L. Herrick. f. T. Wheelock takes Rob-
ert Mc1vor's place as one of the cemetery
commissioners and A.. Il. Anderson fills
the vacancy on the public library boa rd
caused by the death of y. -. Blake. one
hundred dollars was voted for the band
and s75 for the observance of Memorial
day. The license vote stood 40 $50 and
yes 24S.
Columbia hall is being redecorated
Some ornamentation long in use has been
removed, the ceiling kalsomined in
white, with the walls in gray. Folding
chairs are to be installcd.-JThe remains
of Alfred Tatro, a former resident Of
Swanton, were brought here from
Chicopee Falls, Mass, Tuesday for
burial.-The Catholic Dramatic club will
present the comedy, The Four Loafed
Shamrock" at Columbia hall March II.
Miss Anna Wall has gone to the Pitts
ford sanatorium.-Thc play, Farmer
Haskins.' is to be given at Chazy, n. y,
Monday evening, April =. by the Catholic
Dramatic club of Swanton for the benefit
of the Catholic society of that place.
This play has been presented by the
local club at Swanton, Alburg and
Rouses Point ana now they are invited
to Chazy.-Ilook and line fishermen are
meeting with good success fishing
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GRAND ISLE.

George o. Wright Of Kansas City, No,
was in town the last Of the week In the
interest OF tn" farms which he recently
purchased hcr"-Leon s. Morgan has re
signed his position as butter maker at
the Samson creamery and will 20 to
Jericho, where he has a position.-Mrs.
Edison Gordon IL confined to tho house
with rheumatism.
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ST. GEORGE.

f.. |. Turrill. who has been i'll with
a complication of diseases for several
weeks, remains about the same,-Frank
Fisher has been passing a few days at
the home of NJ. W. Hinsdale.-Mrs Mi
randa Wescott. who has been confined to
her bed for several weeks. is able to
sit up.-Miss Mildred White of burlington
spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs.
NJ. ". Hinsdale.
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WEST MILTON.

lillian Parker of S%helburne is spend
a few days with his son, George
ker.-Mrs. Emma Labelle of Mechan-
lille, y, Y, has been visiting her
Mrs. Henry Mayville.-Miss Char
Osgood spent the last of the week
khelburne.-Mr. Fletcher OF Newport
moved his family onto the Clark
! vacated by Frank Sweeney.-Mr,
Mrs, Glenn Shatney are the parents
daughter, born March Q.
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ISLE LA MOTIF

Mrs. BruneN Goodscll was called to Al
burg by the sudden death of her sister,
Mrs. Aubry Darby.-Mr and Mrs. GEORGE
Ueywood OF Bristol have moved to the
lsland. Mr.. Haywood will work for w
y. Hill.-Miss Nina Early Of Rousss
Point Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Melvin
Early for a few dsys-Nsws has been
received Of the birth of n son, Arthur
Henry. to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Carson
Of New York. Mrs. Carson was Miss
.LuNs IaBombard Of this place.--Miss
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CHARLOTTE.

Miss Sophia Williams has gone to
Brocktou. 'nss.. TO visit hor sister Mr..
and Mrs. Munroe Ilill and aunt. Mrs,
Ferguson, have gone TO Boston, where
Mrs. Ferguson viii remain for n time
The Lake View Creamery has finished
filling its ice-houses with ice from their
pond.-The whist club met at H.
brary hall Wednesday e~vcning.-Miss
ma Byington Is in East Charlotte,
caring for her sister, Mrs. c.. w. prindle.
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BEAVER.

Miss Alice Caswell of Milton Is visiting
her brother,-II. ID. smith and family
were in East Georgia Monday.-Mr. and
Mrs W O. King are the parents OF a
daughter born March 6-L. II. Caswell
and Mrs. Harry Crafts visited in Under
hill Tucsday.-H. p. Bradley of Swanton
Mun in thLs nlnnn TMnslnN