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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Miss Agnes Ruggles has accepted a
position as teacher of the grammar de-
partment in the +. c. |. at Essex Center.
She takes the place Of Miss Huldab
Hoag, resigned. Miss l4oag has accepted
a position at the head of the committee
on Christian Science Publication for Yer.
mont, with HEADQUARTERS in Burlington.
Mrs. j. C. Crowley. who has been seri-
ously ill. was taken Tuesday to the
Fanny Allen hospital
Mrs. L. b. Peck, who suffered a shock
Monday morning, is as comfortable as
could be expected at this writing.
Baxter Brothers Canning company are
building an addition to their coal shed
Mt their factory.
The body of Edgar Chaplin of San
Francisco, Cal, arrived here last night,
accompanied by relatives and was taken
to Wiliston, his former home, where
burial will be in the East cemetery at
1870 O'Clock this afternoon.
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs. Sarah McCuen died Thursday
afternoon about 2:30 o'clock of heart
trouble. She had always lived in this
place and was II years of age. Be
sides her husband, Alexander McCuen
she leaves four daughters. Mrs. William
Donahue of Monkton. Mrs. NJ. Collins
Of Burlington. Mrs. John Hulburd of
Colchester, and Mrs. Daniel Lewis of
Burlington; one son, william Mccuen,
who has lived at home and taken care
of his father and mother; and one
brother. n. j, McCuen of Vergennes.
The funeral of Mrs. Alexander McCuen
was held at her late home Sunday after
noon at two O'Clock, the Rev. w. w.
Smith officiating, the Episcopal service
being used Two selections We're sung,
Rock of Ages" and Nearer, My Col
to Thee" The deceased leaves "A husband,
one son and four daughters, and one
brother, \, ]. McCuen of NerSennes, 10
mourn her loss She was a devoted wife
and loving mother and VIII be greatly
missed from the place where she had so
many years been a resident The bearers
were W. c. Donahue, NJ. Collins, j. HUI
burd, 4. Huburd, W. Thompson and +.
Thompson. Those from out town to at
tend the service were n. j. McCuen and
Robert AI,Cuen from Vergennes, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. McCuen. Mr. and Mrs. }. Nc
Cuen. Florence and Nette llulburd
Lizzie Casey and Mamie Scully from
burlington; Mrs. f.. McCuen from Stove;
Mrs j. +. Donahue from Vercennes;
Margaret Barnes. Nora Sullivan from
Winooski; NJ. L. Donahue and son from
Essex; |. Donahue and Teresa Donahue
from Milton. The flowers were many and
beautiful showing the high esteem in
which she was held
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Harry Stevens and two children
of St. Adams are visiting Mrs. Stevenss
sister. Mrs. Roy I.ahue-Miss Frances
IIadd has returned home from North
Troy.-Mrs Ella Savage has returned
to the home Of Miss r. NJ. Royce after
a three or four months absence. on ac-
count Of III health.-Mrs. F. S. Hutchin-
son. who has been passing the winter
in Enosburg Falls has returned to her
home here.-Ernest Dean. who has been
working for the condensary at Enosburg
Falls, has returned home and will work
for the Maple Hills Creamery this sum
mer.--Miss Mary =. Anderson. super
visor of the botanical department OF
the Horace Mann school. returned 90
New York Wednesday after passing tho
winter with her mother. Mrs. Ira S,
Anderson.-Mrs. V. p. whitney, who
has been i'll. is recovering. Mrs Jenne
Roberts JewetD. wife of Enos Westover,
died Saturday morning after a lingering
illness with consumption. Mrs. Westover
was 43 years old and is survived by her
husband. Enos Westover. one daughter,
Goldie Jewett If Montgomery and one
son. Ralph Jc <'tt of Burlington. also
two brothers. Elias Roberts and Charles
Roberts. The funeral was held at the
congregational Church Monday morning
at 1880 with burial at South Richford.
the Rev. c. j. Peterson officiating.
The bearers were Elias Roberts. Charles
| Roberts, Caie Combs and Howard
Grant.-Ciodie Jewett of Montgomery
and Ralph Jewett Of Burlington were
called here by the illness and death of
their mother. Mrs. Enos Westover.-The
| Rev. e. j. Peterson attended the
gomcry Center Tuesday afternoon.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Thursday evening prayer meeting
will he held at the vestry this week.
Mrs Sarah Horsford is suffering from
a fractured arm as the result of a fall
at her home Friday morning. A train
ed nurse is caring for her and she is
as comfortable as could be expected,
Mrs Horsford passed her seth birth
day anniversary last october,-There
was IA baptism service at the Baptist
church Sunday morning. preceded by
a sermon by the pastor. the Rev. Frank
Place.-Miss Evelyn Hazard Is recov-
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RICHFORD.

The annual convention of the ST. AL
bans District Woman's Home Missionary
society of. the Methodist Episcopal
Church Will meet in this village June .
Lloyd Woodward, a graduate OF Rich
ford high school, class 1914, appears
among the honor students following the
mid-ycar examinations at the University
of Nermont-M and Mrs. b. f. Atweli
have moved from burlington to this place
and are occupying Mrs. j. c. Bakers
tenement house on Center street.-Mrs.
j. \. Jones, son. Urban, and two
daughters, Maud and Ruth. OF Alberta,
are visiting at the home of Mrs.
Jones's sister, Mrs. Warren o. Sweet OF
Interval avenue, Urban Jones is a
sergeant in the li9th Hishlanders.
regiment composed mostly of young
men, and of the ll50 only eight are
married men. The battalion is fully
prepared and may ordered to France any
day.-Alrs. II. 5. Herrick was called to
St. Adams last week by the death OF her
mother, Mrs. John Iolyoke.-A copy OF
Clinical laboratory Technc for Nurses"
and compiled by Miss Anna Gibson, Il.
~, has been given to the Brown Public
library Miss Gibson is assistant ma
tron superintendent of the Huntington
Research hospital of Harvard Medical
school
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TOWNSVILLE.

Principal and Mrs. +. j. Berry were
the guests of friends Sunday.-Mr, and
Mrs. f.. H. Chessmore have returned
from Charlotte, where they We're called
last Thursday by the sudden death Of
Mrs. Chessmore's father.-Donald Nc
Garghan and Tyler stevens have the
mumps.-Miss Marion Carr of Montpelier
is visiting her cousin, Miss Halle Pal
ner,--Miss Flora Colley Of Burlington
has been in town for 50 few days.-Don-
aid Church has recovered and returned
to school.-Miss Daisy Hapgood returns
to Essex Junction this week.-The Lend
a-Hand Circle is to serve n May-day
supper Thursday. May 4. from six to
eight O'Clock Roy Cutler and Roy Mil
Ter We're in burlington Saturday.-Clif-
ford Sabins has gone TO Burlington to
work in the new station.
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GEORGIA..

Mrs. Eliza Morton has returned to her
home here after spending the winter with
her sons-NIiss Mildred Bushnell of St.
Adams spent Sunday at her home-Miss
Helen Curtis was called here Friday by
tho death of her aunt, Mrs John Holyoke.
of ST. Adams. She returned to New York
Sunday evening.-There will be services
in the CONGREGATIONAL Church next Sun
day. 1t is expected that the Rev S. w.
Anthony of St. Adams will preach.-Miss
Marion Wood has returned to the John
son Normal school.-NIrs. W. +. Ballard
and daughter, Ruth. returned home Sum-
day from Burlington, where Ruth has
been in the Mary Fletcher hospital seven
weeks.-Mrs. Elmer Martin and son, Adds
are at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. I. j..
Jocelyn.-Orice Carr OF Michigan visited
his father. Judson Carr. last week.-Er-
win Newton of Burlington spent Sunday
in town
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

The Rev. q. w. Allen has gone to Bos-
ton on business.-Mrs. Martha Porter
widow of George Porter. died at the
home of her son. n. r. Porter, sunday
morning. Mrs Porter was an old resi-
dent of this town, having been among
It's first settlers. She lived for many
years on East Hill on the farm now
occupied by George Foster. She was a
woman Of excellent character, n member
Of the Congregational Church. The
funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at
two o'clock at the home conducted by
the Rev G. J. Peterson her pastor
Leuella Cotton of Newton, Mass. is in
town. visiting at y. =. Morrison's.--
Tho University of Vermont Gee club
Of Burlington will give musical en-
tertainment in Gardynes hall Friday
evening
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HINESBURG.

Dr. j. T.. Miles, who is &c years of age.
is in poor health.-Miss Mary Miles has
been i'll with the grip the past week. Her
sister, Mrs l.. c. Ray Of Shelburne, is
with her.-Miss Ethel Skiff has been visit
ing friends In Monkton the past week.
The Rev. A. II. Edie and Mrs Eide have
returned after attending the Methodist
conference al Saratoga Springs, n. Y.
Mr.. Edie has been appointed pastor of
the Methodist Church here for another
year.-Mrs. Clarence Carpenter is slowly
recovering from typhoid fever.-Nr. and
Mrs Henry Goodrich have returned after
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Leila BaX-
ter, in New Jersey.-Edson owen has be-
gun to tear down the old barn in the east
part of the village which has stood there
about 100 years. He will replace it with
new modern oarn.-The juniors and
seniors of the high school will give play
entitled Daddy at the town hall Fri
day evening for the benefit of the gradu-
ating class.
Patriot Lodge, No. 80. F.. and A. NJ,
have elected and installed the following
officers: Worshipful master, NJ f..
Brothers: senior warden. r. d. Burritt
junior warden. c. b. Lucia: treasurer,
senior deacon. II. l.. Murray: junior
deacon, NJ. p. Orvis; senior steward,
H. r. Gffin; Junior steward. A. b.
Miles; chaplain, the Rev. F. W. Hem
enway: marshal. F., O. Mead; tyler
Cornelius Peters; finance committee
Daniel Patrick. G. w. Tobey and r. O.
Mead.--At the annual meeting of La
Plotte Chapter No, Ga, o. f. $, Frida y
evening the following officers were
elected: Worthy matron. Miss Anna b
Patrick; worthy patron, NJ. T.. Brothers
associate matron. Mrs. Kate T. Pierce
secretary. Mrs. Myra T. Degree: treas.
urer, Mrs. Kate u. Martin: conductress
Mrs, Lena +. Orvis; associate conduc.
tress, Mrs. Gertrude #. Dimick: chap
lain, Mrs. Lovilla T. Tobey: marshal
Mrs. Jose Patrick; organst. Miss Myrl,
Mech; Adah. Mrs. Cornela NJ Brom
ley Ruth, Miss Myra l.. Burritt
Esther, Mrs. Ethel Davies; Martha
Mrs, Virginia C. Larose: Electa. Mrs
Daisy NJ. Tracy warder. Mrs. Flora
Mead; sentinel, VI. +. Orvis. The Off
GERS were installed by Past Worth,
Patron C. ], smith, after which supper
was served in the lodge dining-rooms.
Friday evening the JUNIOR class o
the high school will gi"e a supper IL
the town hall and present the play
Daddy" followed by a dance.
The Rev. and Mrs Hem.nway went t,
Poughkeepsie Monday to bring up thei
car.-The Borden Condensed Milk com
pany is building a plant at Mechanics
vile on land purchased from Henry Gif
fin.-The Hope Circle of the King
Daughters will meet In the vestry Fri
day afternoon.-Th Rev f. W. Hemen
way got "a of the men connected witt
the Congregational Church together a
a banquet I'm the vestry and % OF then
signed the preliminary papers for
Mems Brotherhood cass.-Mrs. Roge
Lyman is very i'll with measles-Mrs
Mary o. Dow is visiting at DAME
Patricks.-M r. A, Tracy is i'll wit
tonsilitis,
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to look for the child and all the neigh
borhood was joining in the search.
They went to the bank of the river
and could find no trace of the child,
but a few minutes later the body was
brought home. When he fell he evil
IDENTIFY struck some rocks in the river,
which stunned him, apparently, as he
was picked UP face downward The
water in the river is quite high at
present owing to the recent rains and
the currents carried the body down the
stream which accounts for its being
recovered soon The funeral was
held at $3.50 yesterday afternoon
at st. Joseph's Church. The child
leaves besides his parents i've brothers
and one sister.
Mrs. Ida Pratt who last week was ar
rested for bigamy was sentenced in mu-
nicipal court Monday to serve not less
than Il nor more than IS months at the
States prison at Windsor.
The board of license commissioners at
their meeting Monday decided on the
following licenses for the year beginning
May I: Second class. Frank Z. Niqucttc
50 Main street; Phillip Mougcon. - West
Lane. First class, John i. IicnncsseN. ~
Main street: james S. OBricn, 30 Main
street; Thcophe Simard 80 Main street;
William Il. Mongcon. oxford Hotel OF
this number there is but ono to transfer
and that Is Frank Nquette, who APP
piled on Malletts Bay avenue and has
been granted one at 50 Main street The
license commissioners received SO applica.
lions and the hea rings were held on April
Is and 49,
The stock of Shanlcy's pharmacy
was sold by Sheriff Allen Monday
highest bidder.
Frank Pratt, so years old, for several
years foreman Of the section gang Of
the Burlington Traction company. died
Tuesday night at his home, 2li Main
street, of a shock. with which he was
stricken two weeks ago. Mr.. Pratt was
horn in Colchester and had always
lived here, moving to the village about
six years ago. He leaves besides his
wife, six children, Mrs. A. Thorrien. Mrs.
Elias Desautes, Jennie r., Florence NJ.
Wilfred F. and Bertha Eveline. all OF
this place. He also leaves four broth
ers, Charles Pratt of Burlington. Iowa.
George of Essex Center, Louis of this
place and Henry of Colchester, and two
sisters, Mrs. Fred Thbault and Mrs.
Henry Parzo of Essex Junction. Mr..
Pratt was member of st. Adams
Court. Catholic order of Foresters. and
a delegation of the Fanny Allen Court
of Foresters will attend the funeral
The funeral will he held at $50 O'Clock
tomorrow morning at St Francis
Xavier Church, with burial in st. Fran
els cemetery.
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SHELBURNE.

Az Trinity Church the following Easter
choir and organ recital will be given
Thursday evening at eight o'clock:
Organ, "Canzouc Amorosa." Nevin. Mr..
Braman; choir, "Thcy Have Taken
Away My Lord Stainer; solos, Miss
Spear Mr.. Vaughan; violin solo.
angels Serenade," Braga Mr. Eldrcd :;
organ, March of the Magi King"
Dubois, Mr. Brnman; vocal solo,
"Ifosanna. Granier, MIR. Vaughan;
choir. "Yc Bells of Easter Day." violin
oblgato. Drcsslcr; vocal solo, Cavalry"
Rodney, Mr.. Mitchell; choir. "Hallelu-
iah; Christ Is Risen" shipper; solos,
MIR Taylor, MIR. Ockert organ,
sonata" Op. A. No. .. Andanto',
Beethoven, Mr.. Braman. Earl A. Bra
man, or2anist and choirmastcr; Horace
y. E,ldrcd, violinist.-The Woodmen's
ball, which was to have been held
Tuesday night. has been postponed until
Friday night of this week Romeo's
orchestra will furnish music.
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SHELBURNE.

Mrs E. S. Rowland of Cornth is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Howard Peter
son.-Miss Ruth Tracy of New York
city is the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Harris Mack, for the summer.-Mrs.
Howard Peterson, who has been visit
ing relatives in Mddlebury, has return
ed to her home.-E. S. Rowley, who was
96 years old Saturday, is hale and hearty,
with n large capacity for enjoying life,
and is remarkably well preserved. a
few friends ate a birthday dinner with
him and he received a large postcard
shower.-Mr and Mrs Henry Jacobs and
two children Of Burlington spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs, Frank
(DZier
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WEST BOLTON.

Mr.. and Mrs George Ciilc attended the
Masonic and .. II. s. meeting at Under
hill Thursday evenirg.--John Smith at
tended the BOY Scouts meeting at Tn
derhill Center Friday evening.-G. II.
Gle and sons. Hervey and Ralph, visited
Mrs. Il. NJ. Gle at the Fanny Allen hos
pital Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Bartlett of tnderhill Center were in town
Sunday.-lMrs. Il. Morrill, and children
we're in Burlington over Sunday.-C. w.
Streeter and family have moved to Jones'
willie, where he has employment in the
creamery.-J. Pecor and Pearl Russin and
families have moved into George Cor
dons house.
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JERICHO.

Charles Mason of New York is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Mason.-Miss
Sarah Stafford has returned home after
being a visitor of her brother and wife,
NJ. and Mrs. ]. b. Stafford, Of ST. Adams.
William Ring is making extensive re
pairs on his dwelling house.-William
IIulburd of Fairfax was a Weekend
visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Foster.-Miss Helen Peck Of
Essex Junction was a weekend visitor
Of her friend, Miss Bessie Percival--John
Weston of burlington was a visitor in
town Sunday.-Archie Hanley of Under.
hill Center was an oVer-Sunday visitor
at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hanley.-Mrs. NJ. NJ. Remington,
who has been spending the winter in
Waterbury, has arrived in town for the
summer.-Virgil Pollard. who works in
Burlington, was at his home over Sun
day.-Mrs. Herbert Hutchinson has been
confined to her room the past week by
illness.-Those from out of town to at
tend the Easter services at the Baptist
Church We're Mrs Caroline Wants and
daughter, Anna. of Jericho Center.-Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Perrigo have gone to
Sheburne to visit their uncle l.. Perrigo
former resident of this town.-Frank
1Ianley and family are expecting to 80 to
Boston in the near future.-tar Day,
who has been visiting his mother, Mrs
i. II. Day, returned to his home in New
York Monday.-Mr, and Mrs. Clifton
Buxton and Mr. and Mrs, Martin Bullock
furnished music for the Easter services
in Underhill Sunday.-Mrs, llalsey Cady
and daughters. Ruth and Laura were in
I'nderhll Saturday. Madaline
Wilins, who has been visiting her aunt
Mrs. Mary Williams. for few weeks
has returned to her home in Barre
4irs John Flint and daughter-in-law OF
Essex were at the home OF Mr.. and Ms
Vert Brigham Monday.--There are NJ
new cases Of diphthcria in toWn.-W alter
Woodruff of North tnderhll was at tn,
home of Mr.. and Mrs. lialscy Cady
Sunday.-Miss Elizabeth Fitzsmonds OF
at. st. Mary Academy is recovering from
an attack of the measles-Mr. and Mrs
\. c. Oakes have returned to stowe
Allen Sinclair of JeffcrSonville l. visltin.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs Charlie.
Ransom.--The ladies of the Corrroaa
tional society will serve n dinner Thurs
day noon at their church parlor.-Mis.
Susan Paige Of St. Adams is visiting at tn,
home of Mr.. and MS Leighton Rice
Edward Martin viii leave soon for IIud
son Falls. y. Y, where he will work 10
George Nay.-lI. s Read Of Rlchmon,
was in town Monday to visit the school
The address which was to be given b
DIR. Sue T.. Howard has been postpone
until FRIDAY
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

While saving wood on y. A. Car
pentcrs farm Tuesday the pulley broke
hitting Alpheus Haskins and cutting a
severe cash in his forehead and head.
DR.. Falby was called to dress the
wound and later he was taken to the
Mary Fletcher hospital whore an opera
ton was found necessary.-Miss Jane
Ring is visiting her brother Howard
Ring in NORTHUMBERLAND Gorton
went Monday to Montreal, where he
has n government positton.-Roy Hal
lock is moving into rooms in Mrs.
Braces house. Mr. Hallock begins
work for Brewster and Pierce Monday.
w r. Taft began work on the roads
Monday.
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UNDERHILI,.

Mrs. ID. F. Hackett and Mrs. f. r.
Gaolsin of Boston are the guests of Mrs.
a. &. Humphrey this Week.-Mrs. Clara
Bennett returned Monday from two
weeks visit In Brockton, Mass.-Frank
Richardson Of Brockton, Mass. was the
guest of his sister. Mrs. Clara Bennett,
the first of the week.-The w. r. G. is
preparing play to be given Memorial
day Mrs, j. s. Rogers has charge of 1t.
Mrs. w. c, Jackson and Mrs NJ. c. Hale
Of Jericho were the guests of Mrs. w r.
Mead Tuesday and Mrs. George
Woodruff spent Tuesday in Burlington.
Mrs. Hattie BiNby of Burlington is the
guest OF Mrs Frank Ross for few days.
cassius Woodwork has rented the house
recently vacated by John Gushing and
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Farmers who sell their cream to the
cooperative creamery at Riverside were
paid the highest price in years. for March
butter. A. cents pere pound.--A 40 hours
devotion service began Sunday at St
Thomas Church, closing Tuesday. The
maple sugar season just closed has been
poor one, only about one half the usual
amount having been secured.
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WEST MILTON.

Miss Marion, who teaches here. went to
Montpelier to stay with hcr parents over
and Mrs. Peter Label were
at Henry Mayvilles Saturday.-Nr. Cha
pin has come to care for the farm form
erly occupied by Rhett Fletcher.-Mr. and
Mrs Earl Slocum spent Saturday and
Sunday in South Burlington.
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HUNTINGTON.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Swinyer will
go to Fairfax Thursday for n several
weeks stay with her daughter. Mrs. Milo
Bilado.- Mr., and Mrs Il. II. Kinds are
with their daughter. Mrs. f. S. Marvin,
in Colchester.--The monthly church meet
ing will be held Saturday afternoon. The
Phlathea and Baracca classes will meet
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
BINGHAMVILLE.

The spring term of school opened Mon
day morning with 10 pupils. Miss Augusta
Ducharme of East Fairfield Is teacher
Mrs Ira Carpenter Is seriously ill.--Wil-
liam Wetherbee is in Burlington on bust
Carey has returned home
after passing n week In Underhil and
Jericho with relatives Evans is
moving into +. l.. Smiths tenement
house. and will work for him the coming
;a
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. Miranda Wcscott is improving
slowly.--Arthur Davis Of W1lliston spent
Sunday at the home of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Arson Davis Lawrence We'll
linger and family. +. e. Hinsdale and
family, Mrs. NJ. w. Hfnsdale and son.
Clark, Mrs. Belle Batchelder and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert North were visitors IN Bur
in AZ
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will move soon.--Miss Ada Carr, who has
been spending n few days with her aunt,
Mrs Kittel. returned to her home In
Burlington Monday.-Estelle Moulton and
DIN Thorpe returned to their school at
Essex Junction Wednesday morning.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

II. +. Taft passed Easter with his
parents in Starksboro.-NIss Mary Prior
OF Williston visited her sister, Mrs w.
&. fantz, last week-Miss Gladys Far
rand of Burlington was the guest of Mrs
Aldrich Slinday.-Mr. Casey OF Ferrisburg
has moved into l.. NJ. Ravlins tenement
recently vacated by f.. McAvoy.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Mary Chaffee is visiting Mrs.
Jan" Burleson.-II. G. Chaffec has
vacated tho Moser farm and moved his
FAMILY to the e. S. Chaffee house on the
Enospurg road.-Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Allen have moved into the house vacated
oy Mr. chaffee.-A daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Goodhue, Jr.,
April t-Mr. and Mrs. George Hull
of Franklin visited Mrs. Agnes Hull ana
FAMILY Friday and Saturday.-Mrs.
Thomas Paxman has moved into rooms
in Mrs Hull's house.-Boy Scouts took
hike Saturday.-Mss Ruth Bowen
mas been spending her spring vacation
with her father, G. W. Bowen.
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I" Webb of this city and
Miss Marion G. Henderson were mar
ried at the Congregational Church at
Albany. N. Y. last Saturday. Mr.
Webb. who has been the local repre-
sentative of the Singer Sewing Ma
chine company, has been transferred
to Pittsfield Macs