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NORTH ALBURG.

Mr. and Mrs. II. j. Brown Of Swanton
we're in town recently. farm owned
nv the late Miss A. T. Brown was sold at
public auction Thursday and was pur-
chased by II. j. Brown Of Swanton-A
reception was held at the home of MIR.
and Mrs. Alonzo Vosburgh Wednesday
night in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs George
Vosburgh, who were married in Burllng-
ton October 6.-Mrs. f. a. McCallum was
in Rouses Point Saturday.-Mrs. II. l..
Vosburgh OF Highgate. who has been
spending a few days at the home OF her
son, F. NJ. Vosburgh. returned to her
home Friday.-Mrs. Ada Patten and her
daughter, Mrs. Phillips, Of New York
were in town Thursday.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

Kennedy McGrath. aged nearly "a years,
died Sunday morning at seven o'clock
at his home on Mason street of cardiac
diltation and asthma. He was born Octo-
Der "a. 1871, in Limerick. Ireland. His
wife and several children survive. The
funeral was held at st. Mary's Church
Tuesday morning at nine o'clock
The funeral Of Frank II. Harris, aged
AZ years. who died at his home in Georgia
Friday evening of tetanus, was held at
tho Methodist Episcopal Church at Geor-
gia Plains Monday at two o'clock.
The pastor, the Rev. George C. Westcott.
J officlated, assisted by Rev. G. II. Locke
Of Sheldon, n former pastor In Georgia. A
prayer service at the house preceded
the service at the church. The burial
took place in the Georgia Plains cemetery.
Charles r. Barney of Swanton and Miss
Ina Morse Of st. Adams were married at
the Congregational parsonage on Bank
street Saturday evening at eight o'clock
by the Rev. s. w. Anthony.
Announcements have been received of
the marriage of Miss Margaret Agnes
Cumming, formerly Of this city, to
Charles Clark Neff formerly of Swan
| ton. which took place in New York
Tuesday, october IL. The bride Is a
graduate Of the Training School for
| Nurses at the st. Adams hospital and
for several months has been assistant
anesthetist at the New York Post Grad
| uate Medical school,
A daughter was born to the Rev. an ]
Mrs j. NJ. Maxwell of Fairfax at the
hospital october 10
The funeral of Horace Branch. who died
at the Croker hospital, Los Angeles. Cal.
| october 5. was held at the home Of his
daughter Mrs. ]. a. Warner, of the swan
ton road Tuesday afternoon at two
o'clock. the Rev. S. W. Anthony. pastor of
the First Congregational Church, ofi1ciat-
ing. The bearers were William Laid. II
W. Hatch. c. II. and F. b. Morton. F. o.
Jackson and William f. Clark and the
burial was in the South Main street GENE.
terry. Among out Of town friends presen.
was a cousin. Mrs. Frank Daniels OF
| Whiting. Mr.. Branch is survived by two
daughters Mrs. Warner, with whom he
made his home. and Mrs A. II. Wilcox
also of the Swanton road n brother, John
Branch, of this city. and a sister. Mrs
Eleazar Jewett. of San Francisco, Cal
His wife died about % years ago.
Theodore Fleury and family have gone
to Beecher Falls to make their home.
John Bird Of North Elm street In goini
down n step yesterday morning at tn,
machine shops of the Central Vernon
railway, where he is employed, fell, suffer
Ing compound fracture of the RICH
leg Just above the ankle. Dr. Ala,
Davidson was summoned and the injured
man was taken to the hospital Hi
| IA.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
NORTH HERO.

Y. II. Hazen, who has been Ill a few
days. is somewhat improved-Mr. and
Mrs. Seymore Tassie, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Strong visited at Orman Reynolds $,
Sunday.-Miss NJ. Eva Hyde spent few
days in Burlington last week the guest
OF Mrs. John Poquette. who is ill--Ira
Tudhope OF the b. II. S. spent the week
end with his parents.-Mr and Mrs r.
l.. Houghton of Isle La Motto visited
at the Irving House Sunday.
The Rev. G. w. Turner and family
have returned from their vacation.-At
the Methodist Episcopal Church last
night there was an entertainment
with music and singing. Miss Lottie
Tilotson will lecture.-Public worship
will be held Sunday at 1915 a. m, an!
the Sunday School at 11.30.
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UNDERHILL.

d. A. LOOMS and son, Henry, T.. s.
johnson and son, Edward. G. NJ Her
berg, and Jack Miles of Burlington were
guests of S. r.. Humphrey Saturday.
Mrs. d. W. knight returned Monday
from New Hampshire, where she had
been the guest of her mother. Her aunt
returned home with her.-Mr. and Mrs.
l.. d. Moulton and Miss Grace Foster,
who have been visiting friends In Man
chester. n. H., returned home Tuesday.
Miss A. L. Stearns went Wednesday to
Essex Junction for a weeks stay. IL.
Sturtcvant and S. II. Ward have gone
into the real estate business. DIR. and
Mrs. Osgood of Townshend visited their
son. NJ. Il. Osgood, last week.-H. s.
Read of Richmond, superintendent Of
schools. was in town last week visiting
schools.
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peller Seminary Monday after preaching
at the Methodist Episcopal Church Sun
day morning. Mr.. Back also conducted
the Epworth League service in the even
ing.-Mr. and Mrs. a. J.. Bigeow Of
Moretown called on friends in stowe
Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. T.. j. Adams and
Miss Amy Adams were in Cadys Falls
Sunday.-IIerbert Il. Harlow and sister,
MISS Sadie Harlow. and their cousin
Miss Merrill of Ncfaunec, Wis, are on
an automobile tour to Boston-Four
hundred and ten visitors from out Of
town have registered at the Akeey Mo
mortal building in the past II weeks,
from 2G different states, the District OF
Columbia and Canada. one hundred and
ninety-one were from other Vermont
towns, Il from Massachusetts, a. from
New York, II from New Hampshire.
The list of States includes California,
Florida. Oregon, South Dakota, Louis
lana and Texas.-Mr and Mrs. H. IT.
fucker are visiting in Burke and Ma
lone. n. Y.-Eliakim Bigclow and daugh-
ter, Miss Annie I}ig"low, were in Nor
risville Monday-Nrs. Anna NJ. Kimball
and Mrs. a. II. Cheney were in Burling-
ton Monday.
The stowe Ladies' club held an adj
! journed tneet,ntr Mt tho bie,, ,,,,,,o, h,,,t,-
ing Nonda,. ovo,trr, ,,.,,h 1,,',.a
tendance. G. A pur,ba,, ,,o,.. .,,.,a,..
| of a largo r,i,,,ber or ,...ars ero,, lo,
| lege presidents in a,.,ror q, ~, ,,,,a..,a,
What Is the Mood of caca,,,,o,., e,ntoo,. %.
MIR and Nrs f.bor,,,, r,ao,.,,.,.,
topeka. Kans arc ,,,osts 80 A..
| Diantha Stoddard ot tho how 90 49,.
daughter and husband NJ o-a W., ~
! f. Eddy. Mr. and Mr. poc,,,t.. 80
| Miss Lucille Stoddard ,isItol n. "
field Mondav-Nrs po,c nc tro,,,i,,.,
y. Y, is visiting Mrs y n Pill W..
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FRANKLIN.

Rev. F. w. Day has gone to New Haven.
Conn. to attend the meeting of the ma
tonal council Of Congregational Churches.
He goes rs delegate from the county con-
ference-Mr. and Mrs. n. r. Chaplin re-
turned from Boston Saturday morning
The ladies of the Methodist Church Will
serve chicken pie in their parlors Thurs
day evening.-Miss Edith Gates spent the
weekend with her cousin. Mrs Donald
James in RichfOrd-Mr. and Mrs. John
Williamson and daughter spent Sunday
with his cousin. Thomas Anderson In
.Stanbridge East.-Mrs. Arvilla Martin
is spending few days with her sister,
Mrs. c. A. Chadwick.
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FAIRFAX.

The men or the Methodist Episcopal
Church served a supper in the vestry
Of the church Wednesday evening. The
members OF st. Luke's Catholic Church
will serve n chicken-pie supper in their
hall this evening.-Frank Alfred OF
Newport has been visiting his brother
c. c. Alfred. Mrs. NJ. L. Hicks has re.
turned from visiting friends in Waitsfield
of the Rev s. S. Brigham Sunday
Mrs. Mary Hamilton OF Swanton, n form
err teacher at b. F.. A., was in town Sum-
day.-T. L. Marvin returned home Satur-
day from Boston with n new Allen auto
mobile.-Rupert King and DIN Paris
were at their homes for the weekend
from the agricultural school at Lyndon
ville.-Fay Marvin OF Colchester visited
at r. L. Marvin's Sunday.-One of the
chmneys on the hotel owned and occu-
pied by ]. D. Shedd burned out Friday
afternoon about five O'Clock. The famil '
watched 1t closely and about midnight
fire was discovered between the floors.
Quick work soon put out the fire before
serious damage was done-Mr. and Mrs.
Curtis Bevins Of Georgia spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mrs, Bevins's father, II.
NJ. Gregory.-Mr and Mrs H. f. Hunt
of Swanton visited his mother. Mrs I,
f. Hunt. recently and with Mrs, Hunt
they visited DR.. and Mrs. F. B. Hunt
Of ITnderhill.--Delno Beardsley has moved
his family to the a. A. Beeman house -
jackson Lauflin OF Jericho visited his
mother, Mrs. Kate Lauflin, Saturday
The Rev. and Mrs. J. NJ. Maxwell are
parents OF daughter. Mrs. Maxwell and
daughter are In the st. Adams hospital
The ladies of the Baptist Church wi!
serve a chicken-pie supper in the vestry
Of the church Tuesday evening. October
2G.-NeXt Sunday evening the Rev. +. +
Clark, pastor Of the Methodist Episcopa
Church. will speak on the subject ~.
Success in School Worth While" ant
| the service will be at seven o'clock
Mrs John Vincent died at her HON,
on the Fletcher road Monday afternoo.
of cancer The funeral was held Wed
| nesday afternoon. She Is survived b,
her husband. two small children. he
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Learned
sister, Mrs. Bert Rich. and wv,
brothers. Henry Pollard has moved hi
| family to St. Albans--H. o. Wilkins wa.
business visitor in johnson Monday -
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Hathaway of VOL
| colt We're in town Monday.
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fec after a weeks vacation in Franklin.
Ivan Record of Franklin was a BUSH
ness visitor in town Tuesday.-The chick
en-pie supper by the mems association
of the Methodist Sunday school netted
the class nearly s5o.-At tho Catholic
rectory Tuesday evening Leslie y. Thorn
as and Miss Azilda Garrow wero mar
ried. the Rev. G. e. L'Ecuyer officiating.
After short wedding journey they will
make their home with Mrs. Thomas's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Garrow. on
Misslsquoi street and continue their
work in the store Of M. p. Perley G.
company. and Mrs. A. s. Armstrong
and Mr. and Mrs. J. Il. Crochler return
ed Monday from a motor trip which OK
tended as far as Nashua n. II. While
on their return Sunday night near Woods
vile, N. H., they were run into by n
car owned by Mr.. Bancroft OF Brad :
ford, and their car was badly damaged
The DR.. y. J. Kendall Co. Is relaylng
new two-inch water pipe on part of
the system which brings spring water
to this village from Berkshire.-Select-
man II. w. Towle started Monday the
building OF a new cement culvert in the
| highway near the Joel McNall farm
! The Rev ]. a. Dame Of Sheldon
Springs was n guest OF the Rev. G. f..
| L'Ecuyer at the Catholic rectory Mon
day.-The trap shooting tournament by
teams from the Philemon club will be
held Saturday in Athletic field-Hobart
Willard, Mr.. and Mrs. Eleazer Pelky
Frank Manley and Clarence Messier of
Franklin were In town Monday.-Har-
low A. Searls Of Des Moines. Iowa, and
daughtar, Mrs. T. c. Birmingham OF
Chicago, were guests over Sunday In
the home Of DIN Merrill Mr.. Searls for
merly lived in West Berkshire.-Mr and
Mrs. A. d. wilder and daughter. Eunice
Helen, of Franklin were in town Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis King were In Eas,
Berkshire Friday to attend the funeral
of the infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
, Gates-The Rev. Marcellus Farman OF
Westfleld, who attended the State Sun.
day School convention in Richford, re.
turned with A. A. Aseltine Friday even.
ing from Richford, remaining over Sun
day.-Mrs. II. n. Kidder was in Prov!
dencc, r. T., last week to attend the an.
nual meeting Of the New ENGLAND
Branch Of the Womens Foreign Mission
airy society.-The first OF the social fes
tivities of the Philemon club will be g
ladies' night Thursday evening. October
21.-Rural carrier on route No. 1. r. w
Clark and Mrs. Clark returned Satur
day from Boston, where with Mr.. ant
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Chaplin OF Franklin
they had been for n week, the guests
Of Col. Herbert Sawyer.-Mrs. W. G
Mansfield and Miss Alice Clapp Of Mont
gO1nery were guests of Mr. and Mrs. c
f. Rawson Friday
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MILTON BORO.

Della Williams and Mildred Goodwin
were in St Adams Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Taylor and son. Harold, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. T.. Bullock and son. Vernon.
were In Champlain Sunday.-Miss Emma
Boyden has returned to her home-Mrs.
". C. Blake and Mrs. Bertha Blake were
at the home of Ward Richard Sunday
Walter Robertson and family have NOV
ed from the Martin farm to Westford.-
Miss Agnes Linehan Is visiting her
sister, Mrs Roy Bullock, before going to
Derby, Conn,-Emma Stanley is at the
home of her brother O. A. Stanley
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs Tillotson is spending n week with
hor pranddaughters in Newport.-Mr.
Peter STANLEY Is visiting his daughter In
Claremont n H.-Mrs. II. b. Fuller. VINO
has been spending the summer at High
land Farm, has returned to her nome IN
New York city.-Mr. and Mrs. Delocrt
Davis have moved from Highland Farm
to their new home in Johnson-Mr. ana
Mrs. w. o. Start, G.. A. Perkins ana
Mr. and Mrs. David Cowan were IN
Richford Friday to attend the Sunday
School conventon.-Mrs. Frank Guilmette
of Richford visited friends in town re-
Gently
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs. Jennie Mcneil Whitman is visiting
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. McNeil.--The children of the Union
school are to take part in the entertain
ment given at Essex October 22-The
Kings Daughters are to serve dinner at
the parish house Saturday. Mrs. Kate
Towers, county secretary, is expected to
be present.--The Rev. Leonard Aldrch
IL away on his vacation.-Mrs. NJ T..
Fowler and Mrs. f, Leamard spent
Sunday In Burlington.-Thc Rev Mr.
Cashmere preached at the Congregations
al Church>Sunday In exchange with the
Rev. w. w Smith.
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BOLTON.

Mrs. NJ. NJ. Sabins, went to Waterbury
Thursday morning, Octobe' IA, and re-
turned to her home in Bolton accompan-
led by her son. Carl Sabins who is here
for n two weeks vacation. They made
the trip on foot from the hospital TO
their home on the south side or the
river in Bolton.--Mrs Cassie Bemls
walked from Jonesville to Bolton Fri
day, returning to her home on the after
noon mail train.-Bert May, who was
seriously injured Mt Fred Jewetts MILL
went to Waterbury Thursday to consult
n physician. He is also suffering from
felon on his hand-Patrick McCabe of
North FerrisburE has been In town for
a week or more making improvements
on the tenement which he has rented to
H. Muzzy for the winter.
Sidney Sabns came to town from
Bellows Falls Monday on his motor
cycle--H. Muzzy went to st. Adams Sat
urday morning to visit his brother. Fred
whose home is in that city.-Nfss San
born, who teaches in district No. Z. gave
her pupils n pleasant afternoon Monda,
with n harvest festival.
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ENOSBURG.

Mrs. Perry and daughter Of Richfori
were guests of Mrs. j. A. Leach over
Sunday and left Monday for their home
in johnson. One daughter teaches in
Richford and Miss Inez teaches In Enos-
burg Center and has her home at ]. A.
Lcach's.-Mr. and Mrs. John Melvin Cole
of ompklnsvile. S. l., are visiting their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Cole. Mr..
Cole has just returned from business
trip to Port Arthur, Texas.-Mrs. w. j.
Remington of Sheldon Is visiting at the
Wright farm.
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JERICHO CENTER.

The Pomona Grange met in this vii
lage Tuesday. Eleven were initiated
Miss Blanche Wilder is at home from
Florida where she has been working
Ray Fonda has returned home from a
few days visit In Waterbury.-M and
Mrs Homer Wilder, MIR. and Mrs. Jim
ME Pollard and Miss Eugenia Barber
were at Hiram Wilder's Sunday.-Mrs.
Kelly from Shelburne is visiting at
Charles Packard s.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Packard and son, Lester, and daughter,
Sadie took an automobile trip to the Is
land Sunday. coming back by the way
of St. Albans-Mr. and Mrs Bert Beers
and family We're In Charlotte over Sun
day.-Harry Jackson and family have
moved to Riverside
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GRAND ISLE.

Seward Tebeau of Boston visited friends
in town last week. His sister. Miss Angle
Tebeau, returned with him for two
weeks vacation.--Q a number from
this town attended the Eastern Star
meeting at South Hero Monday evening.
-Iolene Chamberlin IS attending the Cen
trail office during Miss Tebeaus absence.
Mrs. Dora Phelps, who has been visit
Ing Mrs. Scion Gordon. for some time.
returned to South Hero Monday.-Wed-
nesday evening the Grange worked third
and fourth degrees, after which refresh
ments were served in honor of the new
members. The Catholics have purchased
land of Eugene Tebeau and expect to
start q church right away.
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ALBURG.

Mrs Vernon G. Badger, who has been
III. is convalescent.-Elme Mumley has
returned from business trip to Boston.
William Mumley has sold his residence
preparatory to going West
Mrs Charles Hall and daughter, Althea,
of Swanton are guests of Mrs. NJ. T.
Mott-Mrs Aaron Cheeseman and
daughter, Freda, have gone to Kcene,
n IL, to visit relatives and friends
f. G. Brownell of Mooers, y. Y, Is
earring potatoes here, paying As cents at
the car--Lllian Cheeseman Is assist
ing at the telephone office.
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SWANTON.

At n recent meeting OF the stockholders
OF the International Explosive company,
II. b, Van Horn of Montreal was elected
a director to fill tho vacancy on the
board by the death of his father, Sir
William Van Horn The business of the
concern is increasing and additional
machinery Is to be installed. The COM
pany is now working on two war con-
tracts.
The 5oth wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs j, A. Barney was observed
Saturday, 10 relatives being present at
dinner. There were numerous gifts.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Barney were married in
Swanton and have always resided here.
"A new cement walk Is being laid on
the Taduahunga club grounds from tho
main walk to the tennis court.-There
was n near fire at the Bailey elevator
one morning this week caused by a cross
circuit of electric wires. Quite hole In
the side of the building had been burn
ed when discovered a little after six
o'clock.-The Shakespeare club met with
Mrs. Barton Tuesday afternoon.-P. j.
Farrell is fitting UP the upper part Of his
building next to the postoffice as n tailor
| shop for Napoleon Corbiere
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ROY. I. j. Leonard sang the high mass.
The bearers In Shclbulne we're J. w. Bot,
John Dubuc. Michael Thompson. Michael
Cocgins. Thomas Mckenzie, William
sheridan. Those who attended the fu-
neral from out Of town were Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Mack and sons of Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs II. b. Butler and sons. Mr..
and Mrs G. r. Bashaw. j. r Butler. A.
A. Bashaw Of st. Adams Mr.. and Mrs.
Otis Lackey of Bristol. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Siples, Miss Elizabeth Siples of New
yayen. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mack of
Breadloaf: James Mack and son. Charlie,
Dennis, Fletcher and Frank of Cornwall;
George Fits of Benson Mrs. Bart Mylott,
James Smith. william Smith, Mr. and
Mrs Jesse Mack. Mrs. Eugene Shambo
of Middlebury: Miss Dell Bourdeau of
shoreham Miss Ellen hester of Burling-
ton. The funeral was largely attended
and there were many beautiful flowers
The young peoples class of the Mctho-
dist Church will have roast frankfurt
supper In the woods Friday cvening.-The
regular prayer meeting will be held to-
night in tho church parlors at 7:30 o'clock
Topic. "Joy."-An interesting and profit
able evening was spent by about 40 of
the men of Trinity parish and invited
guests Monday evening at the parish
house. The Rev. Parker c. Manner. rec
tor of St. Pauls Church, Windsor, and
chaplain of the Vermont State prison.
made an address In which he set forth
the policy of the superintendent Of the
prison in the treatment of the prisoners
and the conditions of prison life After
the address and before 1t music rem
dered by members of the choir under the
direction of the choirmaster Refresh
ments were served.
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dertalSing parlors of A. y. I.avigne last
evening to ascertain tho cause OF death
The funeral of Levi Sweeney of Winoo-
ski Park was held from the Catholic
Church in Milton yesterday morning. tho
Rev Father Paquette officiating. Tho
bearers were Charles LaCasse, F. F.
Gokey. Samuel Narcotic and Israel HUI
bert.
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His mother, Mrs. Jennie Bohonnon. ac-
companied him home to remain during
the winter.-Mr. and Mrs. Il. X. Davis
have returned from an automobile trip
to several places In Massachusetts and
New York.--Mrs. Harriet Hall is ILL.,
Several of the Oranges went to Jericho
Center Tuesday to attend the Pomona
Grange meeting-Mrs. Cynthia Curtis is
In poor health
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

The 18th mems annual chicken-pi sup
per will he held in the vestry Of the Con
gregational Church Friday evening.
Alfred Cook and family were in St
Adams Sunday-Mrs, T.. L. Washburn,
who has been passing month in New
York State. has returned home.-Mrs.
Irving Austin Of Berkshire has moved
into rooms in r. II. Combs new block. -
Max Brown has moved his family into
rooms in Herbert Woodward's house.
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BERKSHIRE.

son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs, j.
Emmett Weld OCTOBER H-Mrs. l..
Frances Jolley and Max w. Jolley have
returned from an eight weeks western
trip. which included the Panama-Pacific
exposition. Bertha Goodgame spent
the weekend at F. II. Wallhoff's,-Harry
S. Dolan is III with a quinsy sore throat
The Dorcas society met with Mrs, o,
~ Kinney Wednesday for dinner,-Mrs
~ IL Johnson Is Visiting In Franklin.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

w. II. Bycroft of Graniteville was In
town last Week.-Mrs.. George warren
was n recent visitor with relatives In
RurIington.--J. H. Davis has received 10
volumes OF books from the Travelling
ihrorv sent out by the Vermont state
Library Commission Of Montpelier. All
those who wish to read these DOCKS are
invited to call Mt the postonice block
Mrs. I. N. Chase Is Visiting her son, l.
I. Chase, in Swanton'-Miss Bessie Cor
caran is at home after few days
spent In Swanton and st. Adams
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WEST BOLTON.

M. S. Whitcomb has sold his farm
known as the L. j. Chile farm to pur-
chasers from British Columbia, who have
taken possession.-iIarry Gregory Is
moving from the Gie farm back to his
place.-Eugeno Irish is moving into Ed.
Nealy's housc.--Mrs c. w. Streeter, who
has been very i'll for the past three
weeks. is n little better--Mrs. Mary
York has gone to Underhill Center
where she has a position as housekeeper
for Orlando Joy.-A, w. Bohonnon OF
South Royalton was in town Sunday.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Andrews and Mr..
and Mrs. f. A. Balch have returned
home after spending a week in Boston,
The Lend-a Hand will meet this after
noon with Mrs. Atkins for sewing
&. w. Palmer has been i'll for week.
MIR. and Mrs. j. b. Atkins were In
Hnrdwlck Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. G. c.
Fuller accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Il. j.
Fuller on n motor trip Sunday.
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