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CHARLOTTE.

Harold Smith had a narrow escape from
serious injury Friday While harrow
ing, the threehorse team which he was
driving started to run and in stopping
them Mr.. Smith was thrown on the har-
row and severely bruised, besides receiv-
ing some internal injuries which will con-
fine him to the house for a while.-Mr
and Mrs. j. Kirk Palmer spent a short
time at their farm last week.-George
Ritter has gone to New York, where he
has secured poSition.-AIss Frances
Bora has returned home from West Leb-
anon \. Y, where she has been attending
nigh school the past Year.-Mrs. O. G..
Carpenter and Mrs George f.. Carpenter
of Montpelier are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
M f.. Carpenter.-The Sheffield Farms
Slawson- Decker company have complet-
ed their large reservoir at their milk
plant.-George Edgerton has returned
from Bristol, where he has been trimming
and grating fruit trees.-There will be a
regular communication of Friendship
Lodge, No. "a, F.. and A. NJ, on Thursday
evening. May 10.
The Ladies' Aid will give a strawberry
and ice-cream social at the vestry Fri
day evening, May 19.-Mrs. Oscar Spear
has returned from visiting relatives in
Worcester, Mass.-C. l.. Van Nliet
was elected delegate to the state con-
vention of Congregational Churches at
Bennington.-The DELEGATES to the Sun
day school convention at Essex gave "a
report at the Sunday evening meeting
Mrs. f. II. Chessmore has been visit
ing at her mothers. Mrs. j. Il. Will
liams.-Mrs. Robinson, who spent the
winter with Mrs. Estella Field at the
village. has gone to Mrs Louise Toner S
for the summer.-Mrs. John Root of
Willsboro, \. Y, visited relatives in
Town last week
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SHELBURNE.

Miss Ruin Hilton from Richmond
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. f.. H.
Nash.-Mr. and Mrs. w A. Weed have
returned from Burlington, where they
nave been spending the winter, and
have opened their house for the sum-
mer months.-Earl \. Braman has re-
turned from a weeks stay in Brandon
Brothers have opened general meat
market near the Il. r. station in West
Charlotte. which will be in charge of
Elmer Webster---Mr and Mrs Frank
Dubuc of Rutland have been visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Du-
buc.-Mrs. ]. c. Kimball of Randolph is
visiting her daughter Miss Nellie
kimball.-The town hall was crowded
Friday evening to hear "Sunbonncts."
presented by home talent. The differ
ent parts were we'll taken. the prin-
ciral characters being clcverly han
died Forbes Law Duguid. baritone
and Mrs. j Harold Mcdowell, ac-
companist, both from Burlington. who
Eratuitously assisted, were enthusiasts
tically received The door receipts
Were about $4T.
The Rev. Robert Wilson. missionary
from China, will speak at Trinity
Church Thursday evening at eight
O'Clock. The public is cordially in
vited.-T. r. Lannigan, who has been
freight agent for about two years, has
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following business: Elected w. G. New
ton chairman of the board of seectinen,
appointed Jed J. Patterson to care for
the West Milton cemetery. appointed A.
Is. Caswcll, G.. C.. Rice and i. IL. Blake
renee viewers; appointed every man n
pound Keeper and every mans barn yard
a pound; appointed n. Mackey measurer
of wood and inspector of lumber, APP
pointed j. A. Kennedy wegher of coal
At the Methodist Church Sunday serv-
ices will be Morning at 1o;45, sermon,
Thoughts Upon the Last Supper" the
sacrament of the Lords supper will be
administered; Sunday school at 70 re-
port of Sunday school convention will he
given; evening at 1870 "A Young Mans
Perplexity'. Thursday evening at 6:4o
TIpworth league topic, "Capturing the
Chinese" students, prayer meeting at 1870.
Friday evening. social will be held al
the church vestry, under the auspices of
tho II
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Albans, where he attended the annual
convention of the knights of Columbus
Miss Lula White has accented n nosi-
ton as nurse at Or. Sparhawk's SAM
tarlum in Burlington Fred Iovoe
who has been laid up severo, woke
with a bad knee, is able to be up and
around on crutches'-'trank Hanley and
son. George, lett Thursday morning for
their new nome IN Lynn, Mass.--NIiss
Josephine Pettingill, who has been under
quarantine Tor several weeks, was out
Sunday.-Miss Aida Booth, who has
been in Underhill the past week. has
returned home.-Mr and Mrs. 2. G.
Nealey and family Of tInderhilI snent
Sunday with Mrs. Julia Booth.-Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Paradec and Arthur Mvette
were at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Steven Myett at Nashville recentlv.-
Mr. and Mrs. Cavanaugh and family Of
Pleasant Valley wetc at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ladeau.s Sunday
-Goodsl Peters, who was i'll tho mast
week, is able to return to school-Mr
and Mrs. Arthur Brown and children
were visitors at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs Burk Brown Sunday at Jericho
Center-Mr and Mrs Bert Tilison and
children of bakersfield and Mrs Carrie
Jackson Of Cnderhil were at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hurd Montague Sun
day.-The Camp Fire Girls will
sell ice cream every Thursday until fur
Their notice.-Judge Palmer, who has
been confined to the house for the past
few weeks with eryspelas. is able to
be out.-Mrs. Sarah Packard is settled
in her new home.-A d. Griffin has
purchased the place known as the Muir
dock place in Underhill.-Miss Charlotte
Sinclair of Enosburg Falls was at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hammond Sinclair Sunday.-Harriet
Chase of Bolton is spending n few days
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Adrien.-Alrs. Goddard who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Y. G. Nay, has
returned 20 her home in Canada.-NIiss
Louise Terrill of Wilder is visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. I.ooms Ter
rill.-Mrs. G. r. Frank has gone to
Burlington to help care for her sister,
who is i'll.
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JERICHO.

The eighth and ninth grades Of the
grammar school took the State examina-
tons at Jericho Center Thursday and
Friday.-Miss LA Brigham and Leon
and Merle Brigham, accompanied by
Miss Helen Sinclair OF Underhll, went
TO Fairfax Tuesday evening to attend
the high school play.-Albert Parker
went last week to Grand Isle, where he
Will visit his son for few days-Mrs
Goddard of Canada Is visiting her sis
ter and husband, Mr., and Mrs, Y. q.
May FOR few days.-Wiliam Shill-
hammer, who is attending college in
Burlington, is at home i'll with ton
silitis.-Mrs. Ira Morse is i'll with throat
trouhle.-Mrs. Max Buzzel and Mrs
Wilson Curtis were business visitors in
burlington Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs. @
T. Thurston and daughter, Clarnda.
visited relatives in Huntington Sunday.
The Misses Helen and Mariory IIanley
have gone to l'nderhill Center to spend
a few days with their aunt before leav-
ing for their future home in Lynn.
Mass.-Miss Gertrude Garland of Bur
lington is visiting relatives in town.
Albert Parker is visiting his son at
Grand Isle for a few days-Mrs John
TarboX Of East Jericho was visitor
Friday and Saturday at the home of
Mrs, Alma Tarbox.-The Camp Fire
Girls held their regular meeting Satur-
day afternoon with Miss Bessie Per-
cival. The meeting was ceremonial
Mrs. Lee Wells and daughter from
Mortified are visiting at the home OF
Mrs Sybil Wels-Mrs William Marsh.
who has been quite IN for several
weeks, is able to ride out.-Bernard
White is i'll with tho meases.--Merton
Usher has returned from Burlington and
Is working for William Whitcomb.- -
Charles Reavy has returned from St.
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MONTGOMERY.

The death of William Jewett occurred
last Sunday morning. The funeral took
place Tuesday afternoon-Mr Alfred
Provo is in n serious condition \ con-
sultation was held between Mr. Smith of
Richford and Or. Keelan of Mont
gomery.-Frank Miller is ill.-Mrs. J. r.
Lumbra, Mrs. Charles Baker, Mrs
Frank Miller. and Miss Della La Foun-
tain. went to St. Adams last week.
Clarence Combs is improving and is able
to get out doors.-Mrs Donny is improv-
ing from her long illness and is now
able to sit UP in her bedroom.-Mrs.
Abigail Clapp is still improving Mrs.
Carrie Fuller is improving in health
and was able to attend church last Sun
day.-The subject Sunday morning at
the Methodist Episcopal Church will be,
Brass for Cold" address to children.
Footprints" evening, The Upward
Way" The services were we'll attended
last Sunday and during the morning
service "A of the Sunday school scholars
were baptiSed.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. Eugenla Ellison of Randolph and
daughter, Mrs. f.. B.. Weston of Derry,
n. H., visited a l.. f. Hanks Sunday and
Monday-Mr. and Mrs Harold Lewis of
North DuXbury visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ Russell the last of the week.
Mrs. Ralph Gorton went Saturday to
Montreal to join Mr., Gorton. who has a
position there.-Mrs. u. F. Hanks and
son. Leon, II. w Sargent, Mr.. and Mrs,
V. r. Sargent and Mr.. and Mrs, Henry
Dwire were in Bristol Sunday to attend
the funeral Of Alba IIanks.-Mr. and Mrs.
Lyman Hill visited at Herbert Tart's in
South Starksboro Sunday.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

Alice Borgeau. the four years old
daughter o: Mr. and Mrs. c. Borgeau, on
the farm of b. II. Combs at North Enos-
burg. died of heart trouble Friday She
was the youngest of eight living children.
The family came from Canada few
years ago.-tiordon Cantell was taken to
st, Adams Thursday and operated on Fri
day for pendicitis-Benjamin and Will
liam Reynolds and Dr. Roberts of Ere
lighsburg, Que, We're in town Friday
Mrs William Hubbard and friends of Alb
bott's Corner, Que, were in town Friday,
A very pleasant time by the Rebekahs
and their friends was enjoyed at the May
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Local talent will present the drama
Valley Farm in Bakersfield Friday eve
ming for the benefit of the Catholic So
ciety.-There will he supper in the Guild
rooms Thursday under the auspices Of
the Ladies' Ciuld.-Mrs. Ray Fairbanks
is visiting her old home in Russell. n. Y.
Henry Hanscombe, who is employed in
he Alden creamery here, was Joined by
his wife who came on Saturday from New
York, and they hope to rent rooms for
light house keeping Miss Bessie Cor
coran has taken employment in St ALI
bans whittier she went on saturday to
begin her work.-Charles Martin is nov
ing back ON to his farm, which was made
vacant by Edward Tanners removal to
Bakersfield. Frank Jacobs is moving his
family to WaterNille.-John Cook will not
move to ST. Adams as intended. but will
will remain here for the present.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Daniel Moren and PAU j. Moren,
who have been passing the winter in
st. Petersburg and Daytona, Fla, have
returned homc.-Mrs. Lotto Powell and
daughter Doris, passed the Weekend in
Richford. Miss Frances IIadd is pass
ing a few weeks in Enosburg Falls
Mrs. Robert Renfrew of Middlehui'y is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs
X. Demar.-Mrs. w, y. Coffin of Rich
ford visited her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Powell, Friday Mothers day was OBJ
served at the congregational Church
Sunday
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RICHFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taylor have re-
turned to their home In Maiden. Mass
after few weeks visit at the home of
Mr. Taylor's parents. Mr.. and Mrs V
ID. Taylor. and other reatives-AIrs !
NJ. Robb went Saturday to Grand Ligne.
que, where she visited at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Il. Masse. and gave
an address before the pupils Of the
Grand l.igne mission, the subject being
My Trip to the Pan-American Exposi-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H Whtcomb
Of East Enosburg Falls visited relatives
in this place Saturday.
Mrs. Irving Austin of East Berkshire
mas moved INTO Mrs. p. NJ. Flanagan's
tenement on Farrar street recantly
vacated by A. Belanger.-George Read
visited in st. Adams over sunday at
the home of his sister, Mrs. d. F.
Wynne.-Miss Rose Brady Miss Anna
Brady and Miss Florence Brady. Of
Bakersfield visited in this place Satur-
day.-Mothers' Day was observed in the
several churches in this place Sunday.
AT the annual meeting of St AIMS
'hurch held last week the following Of
ficers were elected: Vestrymen, c. A.
Hawley, w. B. Greene, A. r. Purdy,
II. NJ. Kendall, c. S. Scofield. A. NJ
Pond Kenneth Jenkins and Van f.
Perley. The vestry organized as fol-
lows; Senior warden. G. A. Hawley;
junior warden, Van f. Perley; secretary,
y. X. Purdy; treasurer, II. NJ Kendall;
Messrs. II. NJ. Kendall Van f. Perley.
and Kenneth Jenkins were chosen as
delegates to the diocesan convention to
be held at Montpelier in June Alter
mates. Messrs A. r. Purdy, DR.. c. S.
Scofield and A. j. Merrill
Mrs. Otis Labare has gone To Water
town, y. Y, where she will visit at the
home of her sister Mrs. Arthur Arms
Mrs. Hugh Giddings Of Enosburg Falls
recently visited at the home Of her moth
er, Mrs. j. II. Whitney.-Capt. A. j. Mer
ril and daughter. Mrs. r. NJ. Pelton. at
tended the funeral service and burial of
Zimri Campbell in St Adams Sunday
At the republican caucus held in tn,
fire station hall Tuesday afternoon the
following delegates were chosen to at.
tend the republican State convention &c
be held in Montpelier May 26: Charles A
Powell. Ashley Curtis and Leroy Smith
1t was also voted to allow each dele
gate to select their own alternates. NJ. ]
Maloney, c. II. Austin and ]. G. Stanton,
We're reelected to serve as the republican
town committee.--At the special towr
meeting held in town hall Tuesday after
noon. the town authorized the schoo
ouiIdihE committee to purchase the c
W. Con lot. consisting Of seven acres
II inc lot could be purchased at rea
sohabie price in preference to the F. Fa,
hopkins lot on School street
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WEST BOLTON.

Mr.. and Mrs p. c. Locke, George
GLE. and Homer Locke were in Bur
lington Friday.-Mrs Julia Gregory
spent the weekend with relatives in
Williston.-Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Yantz were in
burlington Saturday.-Mrs. Lucia
Streeter is i'll at the home of her sis
ter. Mrs. Byron Jones.-Mr and Mrs.
Lester Morgan of Barre, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Farnham of Williamsto
spent sunday with Mrs Louise York
frank Gregory was at home from
Waterbury Sunday-Mr. and Mrs H.
T. Chase were in Jericho Sunday-Mrs
G. w. Woodwork visited her daughter,
Mrs. G. w Strcetcr, in Jonesville Sun
day.-Ralph Morgan was at home from
Starksboro over Sunday.--Miss Ber-
nice Hall has returned to Cambridge
to work for II. y. Gray.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs. a. +. Crandall underwent an
operation at the Fanny Allen hospital
Wednesday morning.-The Lend-a- Hand
will meet at the hall this afternoon and
will continue with the study Of the Mt.
Berry school-B J. Fuller and family
were in town Sunday.-Mrs. F. II. Chess
more has returned after spending a few
days with her mother.-Mrs. German Is
more comforta be.-Miss Ina Bradley Is
spending a few days at q. W. Palmer's
Mrs. Frank Hin of Starksboro was a
recent visitor in town. the guest OF rcla-
tveS
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UNDERHILL.

vile We're over Sunday guests Of f. p.
Illl1son.-Mrs. S. r. Eager Of Mime
apolls, Mimi, was called here last week
by the serious illness of her mother
Mrs. NJ. a. Tatro.-Berdette Styles was
In stowe fishing last Saturday and
caught a trout which measured IL inches
and weighed 1ai pounds.--Mr. and Mrs
@. ]. Lincoln of Essex Junction called
on friends in town Sunday-Mrs. Max
c. Bessey and daughter, Virginia, of
Burlington are the guests of her mother.
Mrs. Frances Edwards There will be
dance at Hotel Sinclair Friday eve
ning.-Mr. and Mrs. G. f. Aver and
daughter, Alice Aver. were in Buring-
ton Sunday to attend the funeral of
Russell Aver
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to their home. Louis Colette, who has
occupied the Williams house the past
year, has moved his family into Charles
Aliens house in Shelburne.- Mrs. Ed
ward kehoe and son visited in Richmond
Sunday.-Miss lila Batchelder returned to
Lyndonvile Saturday after visit OF
week with her mother, Mrs. Belle
Batchelder,-Mrs. Irving lsham return
ed to her home Friday after passing
the winter in Burlington. Mrs f. e.
Hinsdale is passing this week at Lake
Placid, n. Y, where she has gone to
attend the wedding of niece.-Mr. and
Mrs. o. f. Clough and son were visitors
in Whilst ton SUNDAY,
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BERKSHIRE.

At the primary election held Tuesday
the following votes were cast: Wilson Il,
Roosevelt :. Hughes ., Taft 1.-The re-
publican caucus was held the same day
and elected the following: Town COM
mittee, n, =. Laid, t. r. Dufeny and
e. S. Chaffee: delegates to Montpelier.
Willis Mobiles and w. s Ruhlee. The
democrats elected for a town committee
X. A. Pond, y. j. Moren and e. f. Weld
delegates to Burlington are H. A Pond
and Lee Hicks MIR. and Mrs r. W.
Clark spent Sunday with their daughter.
Mrs. Luke Fleming of Morrisville
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MILTON.

The alfalfa demonstration meeting at
the farm of f., A.. Wolston was post
poned until saturday afternoon. May
20, on account Of the bad weather.
The result OF the republican caucus was
as follows; Clerk, Leon -. Latham
chairman, II. H. Becman; delegates to
State convention, T, S. Berry, George
Granger j, A. Kennedy II. H. Beeman.
to choose their own alternates. The town
committee is as follows, Leon u. Latham,
Fred Walston and Joseph Wagner.-The
board OF sclectmen met at the town
clerks Office May 10 and transacted the
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her and has been i'm hospital all winter.
Dubrule thought he must by this time
have reached Montreal as he was to have
sailed some time ago Dubrule has been
m the trenches for about six months and
now is stationed at headquarters some
where in Belgium.
miscellaneous shower was given
Miss Helen Baviene, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs a. Il. 1avigne of East Allen
street, last evening, in honor of her APP
preaching marriage to Charles Vile
marie. The Misses Marie and Ida Vile
marie served Miss Marie Villemaire
sang. accompanied by Miss Marie
Matte. There was piano duet by Miss
Ermine Matte and Marie Matte. and
Miss Isabelle Nillemaire also played a
selection. The wedding Will be solem-
nized next Monday morning at seven
o'clock at St Francis Xavier church.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

George Kennedy is drilling a we'll for
w. s. Heath.-Miss Florence Russell re-
turned Sunday from the Fanny Allen
hospital, where she had been for an
operation for Appendicitis w. f..
Pratt Of Mount Holly visited her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. +. G. Isham, last
Week.-Mrs.. Lucy Rollins was in Bolton
to see her sister, Mrs. Myra Kimball,
who is in poor health, last week. Mr.
and Mrs. I. Il. Bromley accompanied
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ESSEX CENTER.

The democratic caucus was attended
by about IL. George Bixby read the
call, n. f. Donahew was elected chair
man and George Roberts, clerk
George 3. Hanley and L. j. Bixby were
elected delegates to the state and coun-
ty convention to be held in burlington,
May %; alternates, V. NJ. Hurson and
Ralph Wool The present town COM
mittee was appointed to serve the next
two years NJ. +. Donahew and Il. NJ.
Hurson-The Outlook club meeting
was postponed until Tuesday, May 49,
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mr. and Mrs. C. a. Hull visited in
Fairfield Sunday,-Six pupils of the
ninth grade, Aida Guthrie. Leland
pimond, Herbert Hun, Claude Macy
Howard Masha and Leland Stanley took
the State examination Thursday and
Friday. Miss Maynard, a schoomate OF
Miss Flora Derby was her guest over
Sunday. Claude Macy visited i'm Rich
ford Saturday and Sunday.-Mrs &. J.
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HUNTINGTON.

+. II. O'Brien of Rutland visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram O'Brien.
this week.-George Warren. who has
been very i'll, is somewhat i'm
proved.-Mrs f. 5. Marvin and young
daughter of Colchester are with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Hinds.-Mrs. r.
w. johnson and son. Glenn, We're in
Burlington Saturday-Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Dean of Ferrisburg We're in towr
Saturday.
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EAST GEORGIA.

Mrs. George King was a business
visitor in st. Adams Saturday.. w.
Reynolds returned Saturday from the
session of the United States Court held
at Burlngton.-Raph Ladd spent SUM-
day at home.-Miss Cora King Of St
Adams spent Sunday with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Kng.-Mrs. T.
{. Leach has been confined to the house
with the grip the last week.-Mrs.. Nell
son Turner of New York is visiting al
the home of Napoleon View.
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ENOSBURG.

The ladies Of the Consrega-
tional church will serve a dinner at tho
home of Mrs. S. +. Stevens Frday.-Dr.
Cary Of Fairfield was called in consulta-
ton with DR. Abel Sunday in regard to
y. w. powney's case They decided his
trouble was structure of the intestines.
caused by heavy lifting. -leonard Reed
and family spent Saturday night and Sun
dnN Al Z. Z. PAGES.
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JERICHO CENTER.

The Grange is rehearsing a play, to be
given about May 21-,Mr. and Mrs Wright
ray are the parents Of a boy.-Miss Mar
ion McGinnis visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred McGinnis, over Sunday.-Mrs
fora Chaplin has been called to Carada by
the illness of her mother. Wilhelm Schill-
hammer is sick
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs. Elmer Slocum and son. Kenneth,
Of South Burlington visited at Earl Slo-
Gums recently.-Mrs. Julia Blake was at
her fathers, f. r. Blake, Saturday and
SundaY.-Mr. and Mrs. Albert Friend
were in Burlington Friday.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mr.. and Mrs, w. j. Wescott and two
sons. Vernon and Robert. Of Essex,
visited at the home of NJ w Hinsdale
Sunday Jennie ana Sylvia Wellinger
spent the weekend in Williston at the
home of their sistcr-Albert Williams
has moved his family from Burlington
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Thayer, who was n Waterville for the
winter, is at the home of her brother,
l.. II. Stone.-Mss Miranda Ewins was
at her home in this place Monday
Bertha Jones and Marjorie Phelps were
guests Of DOrcas Hammond at North
Berkshire Sunday.--Mlss Myrtle Will
liams was in Richford over Sunday
Next Sunday will be observed as Moth
ers' Day and an appropriate sermon will
be delivered by the pastor. Everybody
Is cordially invited TO attend
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BEAVER.

Mrs n, :. Austin and daughter, Mable.
were at the home Of Mrs. George Craft
the last of the Week.-Mrs.. Emma Shaw
of East Highgate visited Mrs, George
Craft the first of the week.-T, f. Ryan
and family of Buck Hollow We're callers
at W. q. Kings the last of the week.
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FLETCHER.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Strong of Westford
spent Sunday in town.-NIchael Boozan
is having a separator house bult.-Ira
Green was business visitor in Burling-
ton Wednesday, Corse has COM
pleted work at Fay Hulls and returned