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ISLE LA NOTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. VI. Daigncau Of Econ
Lake were in town Tucsday.-Nilliam
latrcmore was In town Tuesday on busi-
ness.-Miss Josephine Lengheld is'spend-
ing a week with Mrs. Robert Atkins of
North Hcro.-Mrs. Josie Duba, Sr., was
called to Grand Isle by the critical Illness
Of Mrs. George Duha.-Mlss Irene Gus
PRIME of Chazy, n. y, was the guest of
Miss Marie Jarvis over ~Sunday.-John
Bowman of Rouses Point is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Early.-Mrs. Henry Jar
Wis is confined to the house with the grip.
Mrs. Klttic Parker agd son. Roland, are
both very i'll with the grip.-Mrs NJ. S.
Thomas and daughter, Ruth. spent Mon
day with Mrs. Louise Sowles Of Chazy, n
N.-Dr. j.. s. King was in Burlington
T~ucsdaY.-Mtss Cynthia Richie has re-
turned home from Swanton after a thre"
weeks stay with Mrs. w. A.. Loop
George Stinson of Boston Is the guest Of
his son, George Stinson.-Mrs Shomish
has returned homo from the Mary Fetch
or hospital, where she was operated upon
for appcndicitis.-W. r. Cornell has gone
to New York.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

The ladies' of the community will unite
In giving IL supper in Combs hall on
W~ashington's birthday, February %. for
the benefit of the Red Cross society.
Mrs. Clifton Benway of Richford spent
Tuesday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. j. Tracy.-The supper given in Combs
hall Monday evening for the Red Cross
was a success,-RaY Lafountain has
moved his family to West Berkshire,
where he has employment.-Carl Sears
and Mrs. Ruth IIaehl are i'll with the
grip.-Mrs. f.. L. Washburn was in Rich
ford Monday. Miss Georgia Patten OF
Richford spent the weekend at III. 1,
Jenne's.-Miss Muriel Boa2, who is teach
ing in st. Adams, was at H.. !. Jenne's
Monday.-Hazel Wells of st. Adams is
spending a few days AT the home of Mr.,
and Mrs. II. !. Jenne.-D. w Paul has
been confined to the house by Illness
Miss Eva Ladue is i'll with the grip at
her home in Berkshire.
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a review of the work of the Allround
club for the past 10 years. The program
was as follows: Song by the club; read
ings by Miss Bartlett and Mrs. Leonard
of Hoosac Fails. N. Y, piano solo, Miss
Shepardson; readings. Miss Donoway, +.
a Balch and Mrs. r. II. Flagg, Amer
ica,' by the club. A social half hour was
then spent with charades and an auction.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Read entertained
friends from Essex Junction Sunday and
Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. Leonard, who
have been the guests of their daughter.
Mrs. George Bartlett, six weeks, return
ed yesterday to their home In Hoosac
Falls, n. Y.-Miss Marion Bartlett, who
Is attending school in Boston, is at the
home of her parents for a short vacation.
"A hash supper viii he served at the
Universalist Church Thursday evening.
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FRANKLIN.

Hubert w. Gallup of Montpelier was
at his home here over Sunday, returning
to Montpelier T~uesday.-Mrs. Al. r..
Cowles and daughter are visiting in sher-
brook, Que. Mr.. Cowles was with them
over Sunday.-State Highway Commits
sioner Bates was in town Monday. going
to Montpelier Tuesday morning.-H. r.
Gates and "A. ID. Wilder are in burlington
attending t.. S. court as grand and petit
jurors.-Mildred f. Powell of the Bur-
lington high school was at home over
Sunday.-Mr, and Mrs. Albert c.. Record
of New Britain, Conn, are guests of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. G.. Record.
There will be an oyster supper in the
Methodist Episcopal Church parlors
Thursday evening.-M. +. Shedd is in
Burlington for a brief stay.
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CENTER.

Walter Clapper Is confined by an in
jury to his hand, which he received at
the veneer mill.-Mrs. Florence Smith
and children have gone to Amsterdam,
n. Y, accompanied by Mr.. Smiths sister
r. M. Buck has gone West on a bust
ness trip.--E. Buck Of the Buck real estate
agency, was in town Saturday. closing
up arrangements in regard to the sale
of the O. II. Goodrich farm to Mr.. Har-
ness Of Richford j. r. Halle was in
Sheldon Junction Monday attending the
convention of the r. +. d. carriers of
Franklin county.-The Baptist Ladies' Aid
is planning a town meeting day dinner
which will he served Tuesday In the ves-
try Of the church.-A. st. Onge is build
ing q new sugar house.-The house on the
Calvin Rushford place, occupied by Da-
vid Baker, was burned early Monday
morning, the loss being about $500 1t
Is covered by insurance.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

At the annual meeting of the Vermont
State Poultry association held at the
store of G. l.. Curtis on kingman street
Wednesday Feb. II the following office }
were elected: President, "A. b. Wheeler;
secretary. NJ. d. Jarvis; assistant secre-
taries, C. f, Wilson and IT. w. Sault;
treasurer. c. l.. Curtis; directors, \. b.
Wheeler, Nj. ID. Jarvis. C.. l.. Curtis. f.
w. Sault, G. A. Revoir, -. =. Greene,
Il. p. Greene, Jr, IA |. Burbank, s. o.
Brush. All are St. Adams mon except
Mr.. Brush. who resides in Burlington,
{. w. Revoir was chosen auditor. Among
on Of town men present were Mr.. Brush
and f. j. Nutting of Burlington. The
reports of the officers showed that the
recent show in this city was a financial
success. 1t was voted to hold the next
exhibition January 20 to %, inclusive. 1916,
ID, +. Shove Of Fall River, Mass. who
has acted as a Judge at the exhibitions
Of the association for the past year, will
be engaged for the 1916 show. 1t was
voted to build coops which would &C
comnOdate at least 400 more birds at
the exhibits, Other plans for the next
SHOW We're formulated,
Mrs. r. J.. Warner, aged "a years, died
Thursday afternoon at 2:3o at her home
on the Fairfax road from a stroke OF
apoplexy suffered in the morning. The
funeral was held at her late home
Sunday afternoon at 1870, the Rev.
George d.. Gould, pastor of the Baptist
Church, officiating. Burial was in the
South Main street cemetery. Mrs. War
ner's husband died about two years ago
News has been received of the mar
tin pa nf Misc Ahhtp AnpuGt1 Ia galla
daughter of Mr., and Mrs, Charles A
Laselle Of the Bay, to Albert Edwin
Davidson of Fitchburg, Mass. which
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SWANTON CENTER.

Mrs. G. f.. Hepburn has received news
that the condition of her brother, Melvin
Hepburn Of New Haven, Conn who was
injured in an automobile accident
December 26. is so much improved that
he has been able to leave the hospital
Clark S. Jennison, who sailed January
90 from New York for HaVre, has arrived
in Paris safely. for a business trip OF
several weeks. Mrs. Jennison and three
children are at Old Point Comfort, Va
Mrs. a. *. Honslnger celebrated her 18TH
birthday anniversary Monday when sh"
received a post card shower.-Miss Leila
r. Honsinger, who has been confined to
her room since last April with general
neuritis and complications. has been i'll
in bed for the past five weeks.-J. 7.
Catlin of Swanton Junction has bought
the Captain Phillips farm at Skeels
Corner and takes possession this week
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FAIRFAX.

The Methodist choir and their families
were delightfully."- entertained at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Hicks Friday
evening. A Chicken-pie dinner was served
at seven O'Clock, 90 sitting down. The
evening was pleasantly spent with music
and games.-The Fidelity class of the
Methodist Episcopal Church met
Wednesday evening with Mrs. Jed Cher
rier.-J. p. Shedd is confined to the house
by i~llness,-The annual supper and play
will be held at Bellows Free Academy
Monday evening. March S.-The regular
dinner will be served town meeting day
at F. w. Shepardson's. A table will be
reserved for ladies at one o'clOck.-Next
Sunday morning the Rev. F. Daniels. pas
tor of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
will speak to the order of Masons and
Eastern Stars. who will attend church in
a body.-The Ladies' Aid met We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. II. I. Good
sell.-Mr. and Mrs. William Archam-
bault have returned from their wedding
trip and will reside on South street, where
Mr.. Archamhault recently purchased the
Butler place.
There will he an oyster supper in st.
Iuke's Hall Wednesday evening, March
t7.-William Green of this villas e, aged 81
years. has this winter been In the woods
and cut five cords of four-foot wood in
five days and Is now busy fitting 1t for
the stove.-Rupert King was hurt by fall
ing IN to the arch in the G house
recently. A cut in the face required
several stitches and he has a sprained
wrist and other bruises. 1Catherine little
daughter of George r, Rooney, who has
been i'll. IL better.
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Heron, kept during the winter n, ,vost
Swanton, Is being put in read,ness tho
engine having been overhauled NJ tba
factory. The big boat, Cygnet. is in tbe
hatchery boat-house in Swantop vm,go
This boat had q new enpina ias, yaau
and everything Is in readiness for hotter
work by the government at Swanton than
ever before. Superintendent Dinsmore
VIII send some OF his staff men over
from st. Johnsbury to run the hatchery
during the spring.-Miss Belle Dorman
has returned from u stay of several DAYS
in Montrcal.-J N. Debarge Is building
a summer cottage overlooking the view,
on the tract of land he purchased of the
Peacock estate.-The Rev. r NJ Aubin
has gone to Woonsocket, r.. T. IN co,.
duct a series of mcetings.-The number
of smallpox cases are le~ssening-The
high school baseball team has the spring
schedule Of games complete, exccpt for
two dates, which will be filled soon
The Catholic Dramatic club Is contem-
plating the presentation of another play
ut the Columbia hail in the near future
Edward Dunning Is assisting at the East,
Alburg bridge during the winter I'm the
absence Of Arthur McNally, the regular
bridge man. To prevent the ice crowd
ing the trestle, trenches on both sides Of
the bridge have been dug during the
winter.-Broock Flint and Clarence Noley
are acting as night patrol about the
plant of the Robin & Son Ammunition
company.
A telegram from Nicholas stone. son
Of the Rev. T.. 5. Stone, announces his
safe arrival at his destination. Calexico,
Cal, after being en- route six days. This
place is In the Imperial Valley, southern
California. Mr.. stone intends to spend
a year on n cotton plantation in which
his uncle. the Rev Arthur Stone, chap
lain In tho United States Navy, has an
interest.-The public schools and
churches. closed IN account Of the prev
alence of smallpox, open Monday after
being closed for two weeks. Services will
be held In the churches Sunday. No new
cases have been reported. While there
have been a few cases of smallpox, many
so-called cases are said to have been
chickenpox.-The Barney Marble COM
pany is making large shipments Of finish
ed marble to western points Mi Helen
Stilphen entertained a party of 90 at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.. c..
Stilphen. Washington's birthday, with
cards and dancing.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. r.. C. Beers of Essex,
who rave been visiting their son, J.. c..
Beers, have returned home.-Thursday
evening prayer meeting will be held at
the vestry this Week.-Mrs. Anna Lessor,
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Lessor, and Charles s. Ball, both
residents of East Charlotte. We're mar
ried Tuesday evening at st. GATHERINGS
rectory in Shelburne by the Rev. Alex
ander Beauchesne.-Louis Poulin, who
has been suffering for five weeks with
blood poisoning in one hand. is better
and now able to resume work in his
blacksmith shop.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Martin and Miss Lou Jackman went to
New Haven Tuesday to attend the funer-
al of their cousin, Mrs. Warren Peck
Mrs. Adella stowe of Salisbury with her
infant son, has been the guest of Mr.,
and Mrs. Charles Dow during the week.
&C. nj. Hazard has recently purchased
Lewis n. KellogE's interest in the gen.
eral store of the Charlotte feed and mer-
camille company at Charlotte depot.-Mrs.
G. NJ. Hazard has returned from the
Mary Fletcher hospital. She is with her
sister, Mrs. Leon Prfndle, where she will
remain for the preSent.-At a business
meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of
the Baptist Church the following officers
were elected: President. Mrs. Katherine
Martin: vice-presidont. Mrs. Ncttie Har-
| ris: secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Nellie
Clark.-Mrs. George Hart, first. gave a
party Saturday afternoon at her home
Just over the line in Hinesburg. in honor
Of the 18th birthday anniversary Of her
,., ,JJ 4, uItar Mic. Malta JJort IT ittlo
girls being present. The afternoon was
spent with music and games. Supper
was served at four o'clock. The birthday
cake, decorated with Il candles and sur
rounded by flowers, occupied the center
of the table. Many pretty gifts were re-
ceived by the little hostess. The guests
included several ladies, Miss Bessie
Weed, a teacher in the Hinesburg vii
lage school where Miss Matte is n pupil
was present. it being Miss Weeds birth
day anniversary, also.-Gabriel Purintor
Of Lincoln has been visiting his sister,
Mrs. Electa Cove, and other relatives in
town.-Mrs. Burton Peers and two chill
dren, Maurice and Hazel Of Jericho, spent
the weekend with Mrs. Beers parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. H.. 9. Fonda.-Mr and Mrs,
! Moses Teelyea and daughter, Miss Freda
Teelyea OF Shelburne village, were guests
OF Mrs, Daniel Hayes Monday.-Mrs
! Mahlon Purinton of Lincoln, a former
resident of Charlotte, is spending several
days in town with her brother, Ralph
Clark, and other relatives here.-Miss
Margaret Owens, teacher in the village
school went to. her home in Franklin
Friday afternoon and returned Monday
afternoon.-G. w. Varney left Monday fol
his home in Waitsfield after spending
five weeks In the family of his brother
DR.. w. II, II. Varney.-There was a large
attendance at the Washington birthday
sociable Monday evening at the vestry
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MILTON.

Charles l.. Jackson and Miss Kate
C. Ashley were married Wednesday by
the Rev. Il. T.. Herrick. After a short
wedding trip they will return to Mr..
Jackson's home.-Morton Sanderson of
Cambridge. Mass, who was called to
Burlington by the serious Illness of
his brother. George, was in town Tues
day.-Mrs. Charles II. jackson was
called to Burlington Monday by the
illness of Miss Mary jackson, who has
diphtheria.-The w. c.. T. L. opened
it's reading room in the Clark house
with a reception Tuesday evening.
There were about 100 present. Re
freshments were served. The officers
and other ladies were in the receiving
line. The reading room is well sup
piled with magazines, books and
games and will be open five nights in
the week.-Charlie Kimball, who has
been visiting his cousin. Joslyn
Minckler, has returned to his home in
Westford.-Mrs. n. f. Phelps is con-
fined to her bed with rheumatism
Orvis Mayville has had "A new milking
machine installed.-Mr. and Mrs. Pat
rick Ryan of st. Adams have been
spending a few days with Mrs. Jane
Flynn.
Leon D.. Latham is in Montpelier to at
tend a reunion Of the Legislature of 1906.
Alexander McNally will leave the
farm occupied by him for the last p
years and will move into the village.
Mr.. Parker of Colchester will occupy
the farm vacated by Mr.. McNally.-The
Philharmonic kitchen orchestra are to
give their entertainment at Georgia
Center Thursday evening and at
Colchester Monday evening, March /.
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Mrs. Gaylord Maynard Is In Morrisvill".
Miss LA Vincent is visiting her sister
Mrs. Charles Brown, in Wolcott
Mary Nolan of East Fairfield and Mr..
BENJAMIN Corse of Fletcher were mar
ried February 13 by the Rev. y. O. n.
Dorien.-Miss Katherine Odds of Granite
Falls, Mimi, and Mrs. Monroe Barnes
of Burlington We're guests of Mr.. ana
Mrs. F. II. Potter last week.-Lela Cowan
Of Richford has been spending a short
vacation with hor parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. Il. Cowan.-The condition of Mrs. w.
NJ. Naramore. who has been i'll for soy
cral months, is slightly improved.-Lyn-
don Cowan has gone to lrasburg' where
he has n position as tester in a COW
toctinu association
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SWANTON.

The local horsemen have arranged for
some Ice racing Tuesday on the river
about the railroad bridge.-John Niles,
foreman of the rver and lake fishing op.
erations for the government. has COM
menced overha uling the nets prepare
tory to the pike-perch work which will
begin as soon as the ice Is out. Fol the
use of the men a new station has been
erected on Niles point, near the retain
ing pens at West Swanton. The first
floor is the living room provided with
cook store and sleeping quarters on the
second floor. Two lake grounds will be
used. that of Niles and the Campbell
SEEMING grounds at the old Foster place,
The two fishing grounds near Mack's
bend in Missisquoi river will be worked
as usual. The stripping station near the
mouth of the river will also be used as In
several seasons. The government boat,
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agent work. A. T. Curtis is chairman
and q. ID. Ballard secretary.-The Ladies'
Aid of the Methodist Church will serve
dinner at the church town meeting day
quite a number from this town attend
ed the funeral Of Mrs. Carrie Wood War
ner In st. Adams S~unday.-The Rev. G..
II. Upton expects to leave next week
for his new home in Sutton.-Mr. Ander-
son, who is staying at tho home of T..
A.. Wood, entertained his brother over
Sunday.-Mrs. Mary Newton and son,
Malcolm. spent Thursday at the home
OF Mrs. Ralph Newton.
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CENTER.

Mrs. william van Wagner of Albany.
N. Y, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi Liberty Thomas Baxter of
Brooklyn, N. Y, and Miss Lila Goodrich
Of Hinesburg visited at the home Of John
Miles, Sunday.-Miss Eva Cody of Jericho
is visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ. f.. Brewster.
Mrs. Mary Leonard of Hinesburg was
at J. c. Carpenters Su~nday.-There Will
be a minstrel entertainment at the M.
w. A. hall Friday evening, given by
Richmond talent-Mrs. r. Il. Gorton Will
entertain the Home Circle March TO-
Mr.. and Mrs. f. @. Andrews and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Kimball and
sister, Violet, went Wednesday to their
new home in Grand Isle, where Mr..
Andrews and Mr.. Kimball have employ
ment with MIR. Ferguson.
Our canned goods are not %firsts, Soc
onds or thirds, but absolutely the very
best extra fancy grade, n the price
is no moro than the other kind. The
Golden Rule. The Pure Food Store.-Adv.
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SHELDON.

Miss Carrie Downes and Miss Florence
Maurice. both of Greenfield, Mass. are
visiting at the homes of Miss Mary
Marsh and Mrs. w. G. Marsh.-Miss Lena
Stephenson Is /iting in Bakersfield
Harry Preston Is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. George Morey, at st. Johnsbury.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Rand Trudeau are in High
gate y. II. Lilley visited his brother
in Hyde Park Wednesday.
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GEORGIA..

The Village Improvement society of
Milton will give ar entertainment at the
hall this evening There will he a play
and music. This is given under the aus
pices of the Banner Grange.-The far
mers' meeting held on Monday evening
was well attended. A farmers club was
organized in connection with the county
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TOWNSVILLE.

the Lend-a-hand will be entertained by
b. A. e. Crandall Thursday. Work
be provided. There was nearly so
|lized from the supper and entertain
mt Monday evening. The proceeds are
60 toward the piano.-Mr. and Mrs.
ri Lombard OF Montpelier have been
nding a few days with relationships
he Holmes has returned from the Mary
ktcher hospital in Burlington.-Miss
Ron Carr OF Montpelier visited her
sin, Miss Hattie Palmer, over Sunday.
FRS. J. b.. Williams Of Charlotte 10
ting her daughter, Mrs. f. II. Chess
rev. @. White is improving. Miss
sy Hapgood was at home over Sun
Mrs. Preston is iN.-The youngest
nings child. who has been Ill with
nchial pneumonia, Is gaining.
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WEST BERKSHIRE

Roy Lahue, who is employed by George
Bowen. met with a severe accident
Thursday while drawing loge to the mill.
The sleds slowed. ~overturning thc load on
him and breaking enc of his legs near
the hip. Mr.. Lahue Is doing as well as
can be expected. -Frontler Grange Will
hold a public measuring social March ).
Admission will be charged according to
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BERKSHIRE.

II. A. Chaffee has returned from LISTER.
Que. where he has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs, William Mitchell.--Mrs
Harriet Deuel. and Miss Margaret Dur
kce of Sheldon spent the Weekend at
the home OF W, &. Smith--Mrs. l..
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NORTH HERO.

The Ladies' Aid society meet Thursday
with Mrs. James Tudhope, Mrs. Agnes
Watson, h has been i'll some time, is
able to be about the house,-There will
be n social at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
william Best Thursday. March 4-The
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MILTON BORO.

IRIS. Pllis returned to her home In st.
ans Saturday,-Miss Edith Buck was
over Sunday guest OF her uncle's, A..
Wood.-Several from this place attend
the funeral Of Mrs. r. A.. Warner in
Adams Sunday.-Mrs. T. 3. Berry
Mrs. John shean are in Montpelier
week.-Charles Merrick has moved
10. b. Woods tenement at Georgia
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rested on a charge of stealing W chick
ems from Thomas Gadue of East Center
street. Jones and Fourier were arrest
cd about Ave O'Clock for a breach Of the
peace, during which 1t is charger Four
nier drew a knife on Jones. Fourier has
just completed a sentence In Canada Tor
horse stealing and was deported pack to
this country. They both anded here
shortly before their arrest, coming to
town as blind baggage" or the Cen
trov yyarr,0ot
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CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. w. II. Mcneil has returned from
visiting relatives In Massachusetts. Mrs.
Albert Williams is in Rutland.-Mrs. j.
p. Williams has gone to Jonesville to
visit her daughter, Mrs. f. H.. Chess
more.-At the last meeting of the Grange
an interesting and animated discussion
was held on the school question and it
was decided to try and induce the town
to have 36 weeks of school.-Stanley By
inEton has gone to Poultney to attend a
reunion of former students.-Mr. and
Mrs. Stanton Williams entertained a
party of friends Monday evening.
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France Jolley. -. ID. G. NJ. visited the
Fairfield Chapter Tuesday evening and
Bakersfield Chapter Wednesday even
ing.-Miss Eva Lahuc Is at her home
for a few days from East Berkshire
The women of the Second Congregations
nj Church will serve dinner in the church
parlors town meeting day, Tuesday,
March 9
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BEAVER.

Arthur Cherrier has taken Miss Mary
Uford's farm.-The II. +. Hood and com
pany cream team now goes 10 st. Adams
instead of Milton.
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RICHMOND.

he Allround club held a banquet in
p. hall Monday evening. The nall
decorated with flags and bunting
hs and cut flowers decorating the
les. After the banquet a literary and
|ical program was carried out with