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HILL WEST.

Miss Dorotha Messier, who Is attending
school in Bakersfield, passed few days
last week with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Messier.-Mr. and Mrs, Ezra Blare
and two children of Bakersfield wer'.
guests of Mrs Bares mother Mrs. John
Monteith, Sunday.-The revival meetings
held by Evangelist NJ. r. Lindoll, former.
ly of New York, closed Sunday evening
Mr. Lindoll will now join his wife at
North Troy.-Miss Edna Stone, who has
been visiting at Mrs. Charles Coffron's,
has returned to her home in st. Adams.
Mrs Charles Miller and Mrs II. s.
Hamilton and son Of Boston have been
visiting at the homes OF their brother and
sister, the Rev. f. f. Lombard and Mrs.
j. D. Cushing.-The Rev. f. L. Lombar d
preached at Newport Center Sunday, re.
turning home Monday-Mrs. r. NJ Syl-
vester and two children spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Austin McGrail.
The Rev. and Mrs. c. r. Sumner of
Rhode Island have been spending a few
days with Mrs. Summers mother, Mrs.
Emily JeWett
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JOHNSON.

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Stevens Of ST. AL
bans visited Mr. and Mrs c. 2. Jones
and Mr. and Mrs. O. 3. Landon the first
of the week. Mrs Stevens will be re-
membered as Miss Cloe Buck.-The Cum
mings Construction company are shipping
large quantities of gravel to Highgate for
the building of the Rixford hume.-Mrs.
George Atwell is under the doctors care.
Mrs. F. w Leslie attended the reception
given Superintendent and Mrs Crosby at
the residence of II. f. Hobrook in Hyde
Park Tuesday evening.--A. j. Saleeby was
in New York the first of the week.-Del-
bert Terrill, formerly of Underhil, now IF
Tennessee, visited at I. l.. Baileys Mon
day. He will soon return to his home in
Tennessee.-Mr. and Mrs Lawrence
Worthlev have returned from their honey
moon trip and are keeping house in the
Wareham block on lower Main street
Her father, l.. F. Wareham. is living WITH
them.-Mrs. Bertram Mills returned Mon
day from a visit with relatives in Cam
bridge. --Willey Brothers of Cambridge
shipped two cars of stock from this sta
ton Monday
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FAIRFAX.

Mrs. Mark Ryan was called to Milton
Friday by the death of her mother. Mrs
Moody Perry. The funeral was held Sun
day.-Mrs. Minnie Burt of Enosburg is
visiting her sister. Mrs. NJ V. Hicks
Mr.. and Mrs Fay Marvin of Colchester,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Town and chill
dren of Milton visited their father, T. l..
Marvin, Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. D. Dam
forth and Allen Danforth Of Buck Hollow
were gueses Sunday Of II. NJ. Gregory
w. J. Trombly was called to ST. Johnsbury
Saturday by the death of his brother
Mrs. Granville Shedd. who died at st.
Adams, was a frequent visitor at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Shedd.
The Rev. and Mrs. NJ. II. Ryan have
been visiting their sons. Mark and Arthur
Ryan.-S. H. Halstead has returned from
New York city.-The choir of the Metho-
dist Church will serve supper in the
vestry next Tuesday evening from six to
:3o.-The Sunday school board of the
Methodist Church met Monday evening
for a business meeting with Mrs. w. D.
Stewart.-The Ladies' Village Improve
ment society will serve a supper and have
a food sale Thursday afternoon and eve
ming in the town hall.-Mrs. F. Congdon
entertained the members of the Delta
Alpha class Of the Baptist Church at her
home Tuesday evening.
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

Mrs orpha Johnson is in Tilton, y. H.,
for an EXTENDED visit among friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Blanchard were in
Lowell Friday to attend the funeral Of
Mrs Ernest Bl1nchard.-Mrs. G. +. Smith
and daughter Gwendoin. of Morrisville
were gu,S.s Of Mrs r. W. Crocker the
past week Mrs. Cora BiXby of Cam.
bridge passed several days recently at
the home Of her father, Chauncy Croker.
The pupils of l.. G. y. enjoyed short
vacation the last of the week while the
teachers attended the convention at Rut-
land.--Levi Mobiles of Johnson has rented
the Foss tenement and will move at once.
Helen Croker was at home from Mont.
relier over theweek end Mrs, John ANA
don has returned from a hospital in Bur-
lngton slightly benefited from treatment
received.-Mr and Mrs. Albert Kezar and
children, o. \. SelhY and II. w. Demick
of Holland We're visitors at II. D. Selby's
Thursday and Friday
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NORTH ALBURG.

pretty wedding took place at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Manning Octobe /,
2S when heir niece. Edith Catherine Hunt
err, was United in marriage to Peter For
tune of Isle La Motto. The Rev Mr..
Smith Of Alburg Center performed the
ceremony. The bridesmaid was Miss Cora
Hunter, sister of the bride, and the
groom's best man John e. Hunter. broth
err Of the bride. Mrs NJ. C. Derrick of Noy
an. Que, played the wedding march Fol-
lowing the ceremony supper was served,
after which the young couple left for a
short honeymoon. After their return they
will reside at Isle La Motte.-Mrs Martha
Reddy returned to her home in Malone.
N. y, october 90 after spending a few
days with her sister, Mrs. H. l.. Manning
MIR. and Mrs Ward Seaman of Burlinc
ton are visiting at the home OF Mrs. Sea
mans sister Mrs. #. s. Hislop.-Hoctor
Gregorie has moved to st, Johns, One
whore he has emplOyment.
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R1CHFORD.

News was received here Sunday evening
of the death in Providence r. l.. of tho
Hon. James G. Powell The body was
brought to Richford for interment.
The funeral services We're held in the
Baptist Church Wednesday afternoon at
two o'clock.-The Ladies' Missionary So
ciety of the Baptist Church will meet
with Mrs c. II. Aiken this after
noon at three O'Clock. -James e. Farrar
has sold his farm near Richford Center
to NJ. c. Goodhue for $1,000. Mr.. Farrar
and family have moved to this village
into one of p. Mullen's houses on River
street.-Nelson w. Coan of Nor
risvile is visiting at the home of
his son. Simon Coan.-Ransom C. Scott
has gone to Ware, Mass, to visit his
daughter, Mrs. Roy w. Lyman-Merritt
Locklin, a graduate of the State Agri-
cultural school at Randolph, has been
appointed COW tester by the Richford
Cow Testing association, and took up the
duties of his appointment November L.
Mrs. II. II. Comings and daughters,
Catherine and Cleone visited in Burling-
ton over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Byron
Kendall OF Enosburg Falls visited In
this place Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Button Hendrick. widow OF
the late Benjamin Hendrick. died at her
home on River street Monday morning OF
paralysis. She is survived by one brother
err, Harley Button. of st, Adams Fu-
neral services We're held in the Metho.
dist Episcopal Church Wednesday fore
noon at 1880 O'Clock and the interment
was in Hillside cemetery-Mr. and Mrs
II. +. Hardy have returned to their home
in this place from Bethlehem. N. H.-Mrs
Napoleon Danyaw of Sheldon Springs. who
has been visiting at the home Of her sis
ter. Mrs. Joseph Lovelette, returned to
her home Monday.
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MORRISVILE.

The Hon. F. G. Fleetwood left Friday
on a short trip to Boston.--Natt John
son of Mortified. who has had charge
Of the Bijou theatre during the absence
Of his brother. w. NJ. Johnson. who
turned home Friday Mrs. Jane Graves
left Friday TO-. visit in White River
Junction with her daughter and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Sawyer.-Mrs. f..
c. Barrows went to St Johnsbury Fri
day to meet Mr. Barrows' sister. Mrs.
ii. II. Butterfeld, and two sons Elain
and Paul, OF North Troy. Mrs. Butter
field will visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Y. Barrows, and her brothers and
sisters, living here-G a. wilkins, Ans
tin wilkins and +. II. Olmstead were
In Burlington Saturday to meet with
the Vermont agents Of the New England
Mutual Life Insurance company with
Headquarters at the Hote, Vermont.
Glover Hastings of Boston. superintend-
ent Of agencies was present at the
meeting-Miss Reava Cornell passed the
day Saturday In Jeffersonvlle with her
grandparents Judge and Mrs. II, NJ,
Cornell George Story passed Saturday
and Sunday in Burlington Mrs. II. T.,
Whitcomb of Somervlle, Mass came
Saturday for a few weeks stay with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Il. Eaton
Miss Mary Gates, who Is teaching in
Proctor. came Friday evening to visit
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Gates.
and with them went Sunday by automo-
bile to Northneld to visit their son and
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Brooks has moved his family from Mr..
Coombs's house into the tenement over
Coombs's creamery.-Ladd Andrus has
moved his family to their farm in Berk-
shire and Mr. and Mrs. Harrison have
moved into the Hogaboom house vacated
by Mr. Andrus.-Mrs. r. w. Stone ana
daughter visited in Montgomery Center a
few days last week, the guests of Mrs.
Norman Morrison.-ITarry Jenne and Err
nest Jennc are visiting their sister, Mrs.
Robert Bruce, in Gardner, Mass.-Davil
shar,bo was hurt by scraper last week.
Is still confined to the house.
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. John Labare of Richford Is spend.
ing a few DAYS with friends here Ernest
Ploof has moved to the Messier farm
Mrs. Welcome to Paul Ploofs house;
Joseph Messier from the Hale farm to
North Sheldon; Frank Messier has moved
back home; and Rial Stanley to the DR.
Hall farm.-Mrs. C. c. Adams and daugh-
ter have been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. r. Anderson.-Mrs. Anderson has
been I'll with rheumatism. but Is better
now.--The owners of the water works are
adding a new spring to the supply. which
they hope will be ample for a permanent
supply.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arson L. Davis celebrated
the 25th anniversary of their marriage on
the evening Of October &C. Those present
from out of town were Fred Clodgo Of
Montpelier, the Misses Streeter and Palm
er Davis of Underhll. Arthur Davis.
Florence Miles and Fred SIENNA of Willis
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis were presented
with numerous pieces Of silver.-1rving
Isham, while at work building a barn for
James Dawson on Hnesburg hill Thurs
day. fell with a timber under his arm
and was found soon after by fellow
workman, gasping for breath He soon
became conscious and was able to go to
the home of John Downs, where he is
confined to the bed.
Mrs. Jennie Rule and daughter Mrs
Altha King, have been passing few
days at the home of Ira Chase.-Mr.
and Mrs. Arson Davis celebrated the o5th
anniversary Of their marriage Tuesday
evening.-Miss Mildred White of Burlng-
ton has been passing few days with
her mother, Mrs. NJ w. Hinsdale.-Mrs
Miranda Wescott and daughter spent
Saturday in Richmond.-Mr. and Mrs
Walter Osborne Of Williston spent Sun
day with their parents.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

There was a session of the St. Adams
city court in the office of McFeeters & Nc
Feeters Friday, Judge n. n. Post presid-
ing. The case called was BlOuine VS..
Greene, and grew out of an accident on
August II, when a car driven by w. b.
Greene Of Richford colided with Il car
driven by o. G. Blouine on the East Berk-
shire road just beyond the gravel pit.
The case had been put over twice. A jury
Of 10 was empancled The plaintiff pre-
scented bills amounting to SAB. 10, which he
paid for repairs on his car. After hearing
many witnesses the jury awarded him
that amount Of damages and costs. An
appeal was taken. McFeeters & McFeet-
ers appeared for the plaintiff and f. G.
Webster Of SwaEton for defensc-H. King
Of Richford is moving to the farm of ]. p
Sabourin hey ond West Enosburg on the
Bakersfield road. Mr., sabourin has pur-
chased the Alonzo Jacobs place on st.
Adams street and will move to this viii
lage.-Alonzo Jacobs has purchased the
dwelling of Mrs. Maud Brown on Church
street, recently vacated by c. NJ Arm
straightforward Squires has moved from
the Byron Combs farm at North Enos-
burg to a farm in Fairfield. Bourgia
mond recently sold near the Canadian line
In Berkshire to the b. F. Combs farm at
North Enosburg.-W. r. McFeeters left
Friday evening on a business trip to Bur
lington-Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Gibson and
Mr.. and Mrs /. A. Vincent returned
Thursday from a motor trip to Fitchburg
and Maiden, Mass-Miss Dorothy Garrow
was operated on at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Garrow OF
South Franklin. October &c by Drs. Pratt
and Thomas. Miss Garrow is doing as
well as could be expected.-Among those
from here to attend the district meeting
of the o. f. s. in bakersfield Friday were
Mr. and Mrs II. A. Fairbanks Mr.. and
Mrs. f. II. Sheldon, Miss Edith Pratt,
Mrs, c. NJ. Pratt, Mrs. G. f. Sayles, Mrs.
j. II. Mears, Mrs. J. A. Harvey. Mrs F.
W. Wallace, Mrs. f. McFeeters, w. II.
faw Mrs. F. A. Cassidy and Miss w. H..
Canning.-The Halloween social at the
Methodist Church Friday evening was a
pleasant occasion for the young people.
Miss Zula Smith OF Sheldon, a
student in the high school, is i'll in the
home of A. j. CALDWELL. H. Mears IS
Passing week in the home of his son,
John II. Mears, in New York city.-Andr1
Eleanor, the 10-months-old daughter of
Mr., and Mrs. ID, NJ Croft, died Thursday
morning after five days illness with in
hammation of the bowels The funeral
was held from the home Saturday The
Rev, w, T.. Douglass off1ciated. Miss
Gladys Clough is visiting in Bethel.-Mr
J ana Mrs Lee Brown have gone to Boston
where Mr.. Brown will re-enter the EN-.
poy OF the Boston elevated railroad Mr.
} and Mrs, T., McFeeters, Mr.. and Mrs. b
r. McFeeters and Mr.. and Mrs II. A.
Fairbanks attended the funeral of D. w
Dunton in Highgate Thursday.-Mrs.
l. Gorton left here Friday for Buring
ton, where she will pass few days be.
fore leaving for her home In Hampton
Va
Miss Hilda King is passing few day.
with the family OF her uncle, Otis King
while her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

Earl Fullington has rented roms of
Miss Matte Wilcox.-Mrs. Charles Ell
bridge spent Wednesday in Burl,ngton.-
The receipts at the annual chicken-pie
supper and sale held by the Ladies' Aid
society were over $40 Miss Minnie Gallup
Of Franklin. who was formerly a teacher
here. is a guest OF w. G.. Lease's.-A
reception was given Monday evening at
Woodman hall by the knights Of Pythias
In honor OF the marriage of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Fullington.-At the village
meeting Tuesday evening. the officers
elected were: Trustees, A. ]. Brown, 5.
L. Pope. c. s. Brush, F. o. Thomas, H
w. Farnum firechief, II. A. Hawley; cler,,
and treasurer, F. E. Smith; auditors,
G.. II. Gilmore w d. Lease and F. L.
Start.-There will be masquerade prom
enade given by the seniors at the school
building Friday evening The meeting
of the Cemetery association was held at
the home Of G. D. Lease and W. G.
Lease Tuesday afternoon. Thirty-fve
members and several visitors were pres
ent. After the business meeting an oys-
ter supper was served by the hostess
and committee for November The first
of the entertainment course under the
auspices Of the association will be given
November by the Jimmie Sisters Quar-
tet. vocal and instrumental music
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

S. c. Harding is attending the teachers
convention in Rutland this week-L. G.
Chase and G. B. Marshio went October
q to northern Canada, where they
have work-Leo w. Rooney Is now living
in the Ray Sturtevant house.-P. H.
Sloane has sold his farm to William
Brtch and has moved in with DR.. n. r.
Carey.-W, II. Pomeroy has moved his
family here from Bakersfield and will
occupy part of the J. II. Davis house
He has employment in Hoods creamery.
Alison Wells of Waterville was a guest
Of friends here last week. He
is just home from California. Ernest
Hooper Is visiting relatives in Fletcher
A large delegation from Harmony
Chapter attended the Eastern Star con-
vention held in Bakersfield Friday.-At
the 'experence' social held in Union
Church Friday evening $50 was raised
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

Miss Laura T. Rooney has been engaged
as assistant superintendent ut the st.
Adams hospital and will take up her du'
ties soon. Miss Rooney who Is Il graduate
Of the st. Adams hospital, has been in
Boston and Lakewood, NJ j.. for some
time. recently being in charge Of the OPP
Grating room at the Paul Kimball hospi-
tai at Lakewood
j. Gordon Ross, who for six years has
been employed in the freight and claims
department OF the Central Vermont rail-
way, has gone to New York, where he has
secured position in the office. of the gen.
eral eastern agent of the Western Mary
land railway.
Frank HER and Miss Anna Theresa
Bordo of Diamond street We're married
at Holy Angels Church Wednesday
Oct q, the Rev. L. r. Desrochers per-
forming the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Her left on the seven o'clock train that
morning for a trip to Boston, Spring
field and Worcester, Mass, and on their
return they will reside on Diamond
street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mcdonald (Smith)
Locke. aged nearly 81 years, widow of
William Locke. died at the hospital Sat-
urday morning about 1920 O'Clock after
about three years of falling health Of
senile debility, Mrs. Elizabeth Nc.
Donald Smith) Locke daughter OF vii.
liam Nelson and Nancy (Cutler) Smith.
was born in Enosburg February a. 1895,
and came to st. Adams when she was
seven years old. When she was II years
old she went to Boston with her parents
where. October 16. 1866, she was married
to William Locke of st. Adams Mr..
and Mrs. Locke lived In Boston a few
years, then went to Worcester, Mass
from there to Bangor, Me-, resided in
Portland, Me-, few years. then return
ing to ST. Adams. After a number OF
years residence here they went back Ia
Boston, returning here in 1885, where
Mrs. Locke had since made her home
Her entire residence In St. Adams num-
bered about As years. She had been a
communicate of ST. Luke's Church since
early life and a faithful attendant on Its
services as long as her health would
permit. She was a Mayhower descend
ant, a Colonial Dame and Daughter
Of the American Revolution, being g
member of Bellevue Chapter. and sh,
was greatly interested in the work o.
the patriotic organizations She was
also a member of the Monday Afternoon
club. She is survived by one son, Johr
F. Locke of this city, with whom sh'
made her home. Her husband dice
about 20 years ago. The remains O.
Mrs Locke were taken to the parish
house Of st. Luke's Church Monday
morning and the funeral was held ther
at two o'clock.
Mrs. Sarah (Turner) Shedd, aged Z
years, widow Of Granville Shcdd dice
at her homo on High street Saturda,
morning at $50 o'clock of cerepra
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Cards have been received announc.
ing the marriage of Joseph Good
heart and Miss Grace Darling Bennett IN
Honesdale, Pa. Mr.. Goodheart is the son
of Jerry Goodheart of This place and the
couple will make their home in New
Haven, Conn, where the groom is EN-.
ployed
The death of Mrs. Bass mother Of
Mrs. Hattie Nichols, occurred at her
home on Braintree hill. Friday after a
several weeks illness from the effects
of a broken hip. Madam Bass had been
feeble from the intirmities Of age for
several years when she had the fall
and, although it was thought that she
was making a good recovery from that
accident, she was not able to rally from
other trouble with which she had been
afflicted for years Madam Bass would
have reached the age Of 80 years il she
had lived until March. She was born
in that part of Braintree known as
"Peth," the daughter of Noah A. and
Julia CBrown) Cady. After the death
of her husband she lived with her
daughter, Mrs. Hattie Nichols. She is
survived by two children, DR.. Selva
Bass of Wichita, Kans,, and Mrs. Mich
OILS. with whom she lived. She is also
survived by three sisters. Mrs. Abbie
BASS Colby of Chicago, Mrs. Chloe
White Of Lincoln, Neb., and Mrs. Maria
Wirts of Deevan, Wis. Eight years
ago her sister, Mrs. Emily Greene OF
this place, died. She has a son-in-law,
F. H. Packard of Braintree, and several
grandchildren. The funeral was held
at her late home Monday, the Rev. Jo-
semi Hamilton Officiotirr Interrent
was in the Braintree Hill cemetery.
S. NJ. Reed and sister. NJ Louise
Reed, of Boston, after passing 10 days
l.. Hutchinson of Barre arrived Saturday
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NORTH HERO.

Mrs. David Tudhope. who has been
quite Ill for a week. is slightly improv-
ed-The Cheerful Workers and Ladies'
Aid society cleared $25 at the chicken.
pie supper at Charles Tudhope's Friday
night.-Miss Naomi Way and Iva Tud-
hope returned to the Burlington high
school Sunday after spending the past
few days at their homes.-Mrs C. f..
Brown. daughters Carmen and Marcia.
son, Claude, have returned to Buring-
ton after spending few days at their
home here.-Howard Tudhope was in
Ludlow Monday on business
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WOLCOTT.

Mrs, Johnson of North Hyde Park visit
ed Alma Cook Monday.-W. G. Stimson,
who has been visiting his sister, Mrs
Nern Dodge, has returned to his home
in BurlinGton.-O. G.. CoGswel of St
Johnsbury was the guest OF Mrs Cogs-
we'll and Mrs, Mudgett over Sunday
Orman Hubbard, who has been at SUGAR
Hill during the summer. has returned
home.-Mrs Nj j. Leach and Mrs f.
Peck was in Waterbury Tuesday.-Mr
Green has sold his farm he recently DUR
chased o. J. w. Porter to Henry Lane
W, L. Barter was in Waterbury Tues
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SHELDON.

William Wright, who has been very
i'll for the past month. does not improve.
Clifford Kittell has moved his family
from his farm to his dwelling in the viii
lage, having rented his farm to A. Thomp-
son.-Charles Greenier, who for the past
year has been carrying on a farm owned
by a. r. Grove, has moved to North
Sheldon, where he will work for Mr..
Turner.-Mrs. May Girard is i'll.
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a dentistry business In Woodstock and
will take possession at once.-The Grange
held a regular meeting in Is. of y. hall
Monday evening.-George Lucia Is con-
fined to the house by illness,-Mrs. A. b.
Rugg of Essex Junction was the guest
Of friends in town Monday Mrs. Arthur
Terrier and daughter have returned from
n months stay with friends In Granny
=. Q.--The Louise NJ Smiley Circle Of
the Kings Daughters will hold their an
nual rummsge sale in the library room
four days. commencing Tuesday. Novem-
Der o.--Thcre will be parish dinner and
business meeting at the rniversalist
Church yeStry to-day,
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FLETCHER.

The Ladies' Aid society will give a har-
vest supper at the vestry OF the Union
Church Friday evening. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Gilbert DeCamp is moving into Mr.
Sulham's house. Mr.. Sulham will board
at Mr.. DeCamp's .--The Rev. Mr.. Vail is
moving to the place which he purchased
at the Center-Mr. and Mrs E. II.
Kinds and Mrs. j. Fuller of Huntington
and Mrs C. r. BiXby OF Cambridge
visited at Ira Green's the past week.
Perley Evans of Fairfax has commenced
work for F. l.. Smith.-Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Boo1an passed Sunday in Fair
field
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
GRAND ISLE.

The Grange will give their play. Lost.
a Chaperone," Friday evening AT the
Halloween social Monday evening about
ST was taken in.-The Cemetery society
held their annual meeting with Mrs.
S. s. Griswold Monday afternoon.-Mrs
II. w. Ladd Is visiting her daughter
Mrs. II. c. Ladd. at Alburg.-C. NJ. Aus
tin has purchased the cottage owned by
Dr. f. w. Sears.