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Cleaves Crane of Stratford Is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Walter NriSht'-Ihe
members of the Advent christian thurch
gave their pastors wife, MIS-. W. NJ
shaw, a surprise party Tuesday evening
to celebrate her birthday. Refreshments
were served. While working ON the
mountain Monday afternoon THOMAS NC
Cor,nick was severely injured by 1aIl-
ing tree 4 cash five inches long was cut
in his head and back was injured besides
being badly biuiscd.--Niiss Flossie NJ.
Quimby will 30 to burlington this morn
ing to have surgical treatment at the
Mary Fletcher hospita..--R. G. Martin
was in Burlington Tuesday. The hose
company was called out Tuesday after
noon for q fire at the residence of X n.
Purinton on Mountain avenue. The fire
was out before the company arrived. No
damage was done.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. T.. Sears and family
of Huntington were in Bristol Saturday to
attend the marriage of their daught err
Xula, to Ralph Knox OF TGnesburg. The
ceremony took place at the residence of
Treliie Trudo, the Rev. w. q. McFarlane
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Orvis have moved to Essex Junction.-E
j. Meadcr IS In poor health, suffering with
heart trouble
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ORWELL.

The ice harvest will commence this
wcck.-The annual meeting Of the La
dies Sewing society WAS held in their
rooms January H. Mrs. u. l.. Wells
was elected president; Mrs G. w. Bod
fish. Vicc-president Mrs. l.. o. Rascom.
secretary and treasurer: Mrs. II. u.
Branch, room committee; Mrs. w. r.
French, Mrs. II. s. Hail, Mrs. j. l..
Williams, Mrs. j. H. Thomas, Miss
Mary Williams, Mrs. &. NJ. Cook and Mrs
s. G. Bull, dircctors.-Thc annual ball
of the Catholic order of Forcsters will
be held in the town hall January ii
The annual meeting Of the cheese factory
will be held in the ladies rooms January
- at 200 p. m.-Therc was a meeting Of
the Orwell Creamery company Saturday
at Judge Branchs The creamery will
continue to do business as in the past
Orwell was represented at the boys
meeting held in Rutland. Mrs. Fred
Walker OF Putnam, \. y, has been in
town for IA wcek.--Aliss Adelinc Dumas
is home from SaNtons RiVer-Mr. and
Mrs H. A. Prescott attended the State
dairymcns meeting in BurlinGton.-Th
Rev. l.. NJ. lsaacs was in Rutland Sat
urday-Mrs. Martha f.. Luther continues
about the amc--Rohcrt Eddy is testing
cows in West Rutland.-Dr +. +. John
stone gave a recital in Shorcham January
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LINCOLN.

The wedding of Miss Hattie Leach and
Walter Butteriield took place at the
Baptist parsonage Friday afternoon, the
Rev. c. Il. Dause officiating. They will
reside in town, the groom being a teacher
in the public school.-GWynnc Beanc, a
student in Bristol high school, is at his
home i'll with iaundicc Mr. and Mrs,
Charles Lee are in Fcrrishurg with the
formers aunt, Mrs. Fred Tuppcr, Mrs.
l.. +. Jackman has been suffering from
AN attack of the gYip.-Nrs Eugene
Tucker gave a shower Thursday
afternoon in honor of Miss Hattie Leach,
who was married Friday to Walter
Buttcrflcld. -.I}icknell and Purinton. Jack
ISOLATION have been taking advantage Of
the good quality Of ice by filling their
ice houses this Week.-Mrs.. Wallace
Norton was called TO Burlington last week
by the serious illness with pneumonia OF
her mother, Mrs. Rock. MIR. and Mrs
Glenn Jackman OF Bristol visited in town
Sunday.--Miss Bernice Garrow VINO
teaches in tho South Lincoln district
spent sunday with her parents In Bristol.
Wallace Clark and family arc moving
back 10 their home in the west part of
the town after Two years spent on tho
farm owned by Ira Stewart.
Nj. and Mrs. Charles Lee are in Ferris
Durg caring for his uncle, Fred Upper,
who has pneumonia.-News has been re-
ccvcd of the death of Mrs. Fred Taper
in Ferrisburg OF pneumonia, she was
the Youngest sister of ". \. Leet.
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WALTHAM.

MISS Louise Woodman accompanied hcr
brother, Stanton, to New York, where
she viii remain Us his guest. William
Noodlnan, Jr., has returned to Yale COL
lcgc after spending the holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. u. WoodmaiL
Those who attended the dairymcn' y
gathering in Burlington were A. T.. Booth,
C. w. Ward. W. Z. Barrows. William
Jackman and Raymond Bristol. --Gcorge
EVarts WAS IN MiddlcburY Monday ON
business George Walker has gone for II
visit TO his childhood home in Unity, y.
I.-An epidemic Of grip is prevailing
throughout town. Those confined with it
are j. w. Otis, II. :. Merrill, Ward Mer-
rill, Mis- Eva Merrill. Mr.. and Mrs. ~.
g. Wright, Charles Tier, Dr., Mrs John
clark, Mrs. Arson IGallcck. Mrs. Martin
ltscr, Mr.. and Mrs. Ilall--Mrs s. ".
Burroughs entertained the NCighbors'
Social club Friday. IN spite Of the severe
weather 10 members and one visitor, Mrs.
X. II. Booth. of NcrgCnncs, were present.
The roll call was responded To by clip
pings. social night was discussed and
voted to be held February 10 at Mrs A..
Mrs A. Il. Booth gave the topic. Food of
Different Peoples" fur the meeting in
March. y pleasing progfam WAS carried
out on the topic, I'm and about WASH
inEton." Aftor the program music was
enjoyed Mrs. Burroughs entertained all
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PANTON.

Claire RIydia has returned from Sche-
nectady, y. Y, where he has been with
his sister for several Wecks-The next
meeting of the Ladies' Home Circle will
be with Mrs. Samuel Gaines Wednesday
evening, January 26-Arthur Van Ornam
is very i'll with the crp.-Miss Blanche
Smith and Pcrlcy Stagg We're married
Saturday in Rutland by the Rev. j. NJ.
Horton, pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal
ChurCh.-District Superintendent, the
Rev, h. NJ. Kent will preach in the Meth
odist Episcopal Church Sunday evening,
and Monday morning will hold the fourth
quarterly conference in the church a. lo
o'clock.-rhe newly elected officers Of the
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school are:
e. j. Palmer, superintendent; BESSIE
Cornell, assistant superintendent Bessie
Stagg, secretary and treasurer The body
of the infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
y. L. Miller who died recently was placed
in the receiving vault al NcrgcuneS.- Mrs.
Mary Spraguc Is very i'll with grip. Rob-
ert Sprague is somewhat improvod.-Ward
Spaulding, who has been i'll in bed nearly
six weeks has suffered relapse and Is
IN serious condition.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Raymond BurlciGh, who is working for
Joseph Quinlan while attending school,
was at home TO visit his mother,--Mrs
Leonard Lessor entertained several wom-
en- friends Thursday at dinner.-Mr and
Mrs. William II, Lessor visited at William
Lessons the past week,
The funeral of Harland Thorp who died
Sunday morning at Bellows Falls. at the
home of his daughter, where he was
spending the winter, was held Tuesday
afternoon at two O'Clock at the home Of
his son, William Thorp. The interment
was made on the Thorp farm by the side
of his wife, who died n years ago, and
with two children are buried on the farm
lie ia survived by three sons, George, Ar
thur and William, and three daughters,
Mrs. Lester Pleasant of Bennington and
Mrs. Louis ShortsleeVes,; brother,
George ThOrp of Iowa. and a sister, Mrs.
Phoebe Adams of New Haven.--There Is
no Improvement in the condition of Miss
Bertha Stebbns. who has been confined
TO her bed by illness for two weeks,-Lit-
tie Lorna Whitney. the young daughter
of Mr., and Mrs, n, NJ Whitney, is i'll
and out of school.-Mrs. John Parker is
very ill.-A son was born Monday morn
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bora.-Miss
Sarah Wooster has returned from state
College Pa. where she went at Christ
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CORNWA ALL.

Mr.. and Mrs. William d. Richards
are the parents of a son, born January
l3-SeVcral members of the family of
Ira liamblin are recovering from the
grip.-The Whatsoever Circle met at
Mrs. A. w. Foote'S Thursday and sewed
Tor the family of Perry Thompson, who
have recently lost their home by fire
Mrs. Carson Fisher is recovering from
an attack of grlp-Mr, and Mrs Frank
l.. Foote have returned home after vis-
itinS his mother and sister in VerEennes
for about Il wock.-Qute large number
from town met in the town hail Fri
day evening FOR n whist party. After
three hours of progressive whist, light
refreshments We're served. \ small fee
was charged, the money being used to-
wards paying insurance on the new ID
a. x, Chapter House and library,
In response to an announcement in
mo papers that January is would he
the 'Oth anniversary % the marriage
OF Mr., and Mrs Alvorton $. Bingham,
largo number of their friends called
upon them to extend congratulations ON
their having reached the half century
OF married life. and wish them many
years more Of happy life and comfort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bingham were both born
IN Cornwall and for a greater part of
their lives have resided here. They
are Pleasantly located in the home with
their only son. r. \, Bingham, and
wife and grandchildren They were
kindly remembered with many pres
cnts, part of which was in gold coin.
Refreshments were serYed-Norman A.
Frost is spending "A few weeks with
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STARKSBORO.

Miss Kate ila:tnoy ot Bristol is visiting
at w. y. Itils,-NIr, and Mrs. u. u, Dona-
hue, \. j. M1Xneld and =. NJ. Harris at
tended the dairymen's meeting in Bur
lington,-Mrs William HUI and Mrs, G..
II. Clifford are among those who are ILL
Seats. stoves and bla' kboards are being
put In the schoolhouse in the Clifford dis
trict preparatory to opening OF the school
Miss Derby will be transferred from the
hail to that district NH. and Mrs. II, d
Bostwick are visiting their son, G. w
Bostwick. in lIinesburg,-The officers of
the grange will be installed January e.
A banquet will follow. a large attend
ance is desired.-Mrs. Hattie Sargent and
son. Oswell Of Bristol spent the week.
end at c. T. Clifford's
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Mrs. Frank Hazard has gone to Bur
lington to the Mary Fletcher hospital 10
have an operation performed on her eyes
There are several persons i'll with thu
grip. The Methodist Church, which has
been undergoing repairs, is completed.
The new carpet has replaced the old one
and Sunday services will be held in the
main room.-The Whist club will meet at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Robin.
son Tuesday evening. January 2j.--In
Allen hall Friday evening the Modern
Woodmen will have their installation eX-
ercises followed by a baskeu dance for
which llenry's orchestra will play.--The
Kings Daughters will give the play en-
titled "A PcrplcXng Situation" in the near
futurc.-A large number attended the
grange Sociabe last week, the receipts
being Ni.15. The committee were Mr.. and
Mrs. Layton Elliot, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Sears and Edward DanyaW.
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CHARLOTTE,

The funeral OF IIarland Thorpe, whj
died at the home Of a relative in Below
Falls, was held at his late home al
two o'clock Tuesday afternoon The La
dies Aid will serve a hot supper at th\
vestry Friday evening beginning TO scrvI
at six O'Clock. Monroe Hill is visiting
friends In Waterbury Lake View crea. !
cry has begun cutting ice from their po.id
to fill their ice houses. MIR and Mr.
John Rice from Westford are visiting al
Mrs. r. II. Smiths.
The many friends Of Miss Harrio
Holmes, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wi
liam Holmes former residents of Char
iott", put for some years If Proctor
VIII be interested to learn of her mar
riage December Il to Edison Warner Dur
fey, formerly of Rristol. now I'm the ON
ploy of tho Proctor Marble Co. fu
"hom he has spent the past year il
inc nome of tn" brides brother, Johi
Holmes. in Wood River, Ncbr Mr.. am
Mrs, Durfcy win reside in Proctor f.
tn" wintcr.-Monroc NJ Hin is visitini
friends in Waterbury for a. few days
John Rice of Wcstford is visiting n
Mrs X. II. Smith's.-Dr and Mrs. L. 7,
Stoddard left Tuesday morning fo
Claremont, y. H.. whore they will visi
their daughter, Mrs. Ray t. Kmnc. 70
few weeks, going from there to Fitch
burg, Mass, to visit another daughter
Mrs Charles y. Sherwin. Jr. They ex
pect to he gone several Woeks-Th
Charlotte Cooperative Creamery cor,
pany have begun to I'LL their ico-hoUse.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

liter an illness Of - years. aged ~ years.
sho was born ~ st. PHILIPPE, Can, March
t., 1881. and came 10 this country when
" years OF age. She WIS married il.
lSsG AZ Mooers, n. y, to Julius iaporte.
Shortly after their marriage the came
60 this city, where she had since resided
She is survived by two sons, Joseph
Laporte of Webster Mass, and William
u. Laporte of Bristol, Il. J.; foCr daugh-
tiers, Mrs Henry Fortier Of iiudscn Falls,
y. y. Mrs, Henry St. Peters OF Yer
f@nncs. Mrs. Anna Bennett and Mrs
Jeorss Bora of Providence, l., /: one
brother. Edward Daniels Of Beioit. Kans
two sisters. Mrs, Mary Stratton OF
Momencc, H., and Mrs Joseph LaheI OF
Mooers, ". Y. The funeral was held
Monday morning.--E. II. Day has return
ed to Fitcbourg, Mass, after visit t.
his brother, H. w, Day,-The VcrEennes
Lodge. New England Order OF Protection
held tneir annual meeting Wednesday
Jan. e and elected officers as follows
Warden. George Gibson, warden
John II. Donnoily; secretary, G, r., s
Pierce; financial secretary, Mrs. c. \. S
Pierce treasurer, Timothy Neville: chap.
lain, r, L. KinSsland; guide. NJ j. Nc.
Cuen: guardian. Thomas Mack; sentinel
A. " Norton; trustee for three years
j. n, Harrington: representative to the
grand lodge. Mrs. G. T. s, Pierce.
Frederick Arlington Alden, son OF
John NJ, Alden of this city and
Miss Margaret Nowcomb, daughte,
Of Mr., ana MIS-. Ava Newcoml
of 2lS Lancaster street, Albany, ~ Y,
wero married Saturday afternoon, Jan
uary /, at ST. Peters Church, Albany, y
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWTCK.

Eugene Marsh has gone to ST Johns
bury to work in the Fairbanks scale
factory. r. A. Gilmore Of Bcnnington,
grand warden OF the New England Or
der Of Protection, was i'm town Saturday
evening to install tho officers of the
local lodgc.-rhc basketball game Friday
evening between Montpelier Seminary
and llardwick Academy was won by
tlardwicll 80 to l1--IIardwick academy
will play basketball with the ST. johns
bury academy Wednesday evening at
the gymnasium and with the stowe high
school Thursday Mrs. Jane iaclSctt
was found dead IN the cellar Of the home
of Fred Stauke Saturday morning. whore
she was employed as housckccpcr Mr..
Mr.. Staukc went to the cellar TO get
some wood Just before leaving for work
and found hcr body. Death IS thought
To have been caused by heart failure
Miss Effic Waldron returned Saturday
morning from Massachusetts, whore she
was called 10y the illness of a relative.
y Mrs charles Perkins and Miss Jessie
CorrOn were guests of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Colron at Wolcott sun
day. l.. Dunns barn was damaged
by fire Saturday morning, caused by
defective light wiring The fire was dis
covered Ivy Fred Eldrcd who keeps his
horse in Mr.. Dunn's barn.
William Torimcr attended the confer
once of Older Boys AT Rutland Miss
Bcrnicc Il Dodge was in st IohnsburS
Saturday and Sunday.-t.arl Murphy is
I'll with pneumonia.--iIarold Dodge and
Miss Ethel Sulham were united in mar
riage Mondav.--Mrs. Stafford Gililan, who
died in Barton January ,, will he rcmem-
bered a. Miss Hester La Point, William
NJ. Clarke is ill.,
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BRISTOL.

"dro"cH Lhca'npincnt NO 81, was IN
sutuled IN Odd Follows nan cohesday
'"h' L ana the following grand Officers
We're present. ". d. wilson or st. A.
pons, II, -; l.. /. Mash OF Burlington
o. NJ {, W. steele of ilighsate ID. j.. g.
-; j. a Fos or of waterbury. g. r.: H.
~ dcWeli OF lroctorsville. j. W. A ban
queI was served by onowa Rebekah lodge
at SIX O'Clock after which the degrees
were conferred by Green Mountain En-
Oahpnicht OF burlington The following
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WESTFORD.

The auditors meeting is warned for
January 2J.-Some of the young men of
the town will give an oyster supper at
the town hall Friday evening. The pro-
cecds will no used for the purchase of
a basketball outiit.-Owing to the ILL
ness of the Rev. i. A. Smith no serv-
ices were held by the United Churches
Sunday. MIR, Smith is reported as bet
ter-Quarterly conference was. held at
the parsonage Saturday afternoon
The Rev. W. y. Dukeshre of ST
Albans was present.-A son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs Don A, Rice OF
Hackensack, n. j., January lo,-M A.
Kenyon, who Is i'll win pneumonia. is
reported as better.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Rice left January II for Charlotte, where
they will spend the winter with Mrs,
Ralph Smith. Mrs Rice spent last week
with Mrs. Frank Albee of Essex June
ton and will join her husband this
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NEW HAVEN.

Mrs. u. y. Rolcau. who suffered slight
shock last week, is little improved
Linus Payne of Bridport was a guest sun
day Of Mr.. and Mrs. V. NJ. Benedict
Miss Hazel Ward has gone to Monticello
y. y, where she has position The
Christian Endeavor society will give a
poverty party in the town hail Friday
evening. Word has been received OF the
death from pneumonia OF Mrs. Fred Tup-
per OF Ferrsburg.-Mrs. Charles Everest
has returned home from d visit with her
parents in South shaft5bury. Her sister
Miss Stella Hawkins, accompanied hci
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HUNTINGTON.

The funeral of Mrs Ransom Pierce.
whose remains were brought from Cali
fornia, was held at the Union Chur, /,
sunday at noon and the iutermcnt made
in Maple wood cemetery beside the body
of her husband. Mrs. Fred sherman en-
tertained the Kings Daughters Wednes-
day in place of Mrs. Swcet.-The re-
mains of Mrs Loren Tomlinson, who
died at her home in stowe Friday We're
brought here for burial Monday by the
side of her first husband. /. w Snydor.
w. j. Riggs returned to Windsor Mon
day, having recovered from his recent
Illness Mrs. Riggs, who is now lecoN-
ering, will go later in the week.-Wr-
liam Martin, ST. is in a feeble condition.
Mrs. Heman Hill, who has been quite
i'll with the grin is better.
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ADDISON.
N supper.

The Grange viii meet Friday evening
and the services of installation will he
carried out and degrees conferred, after
which a banquet will be scrvcd.-Mrs.
Jennie Burpee is very low.--Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Clark are both i'll with the grip. \
trained nurse is caring for them.-Mr.
and Mrs. Amos Bodette have returned
from their wedding trip and are at his
home. Erwin Clark was in burlington
over Sunday the guest of his sister, Mrs.
Bristol.-f'lorcnce St. Clare is at home for
a few weeks.--Thc Grange dramatic CLUB
is having rehcarSals for the drama. Re
tween Two Lives" IT will he given in tho
near future.-ATiss Ada Orr was in Bur
lington Saturday and Sunday with her
cousins, the Misses Fulsom-A. r. Clark
was in Burlington Wednesday to attend
the Grange deputy meeting.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs Cordeia Ellis is i'll with the grip.-'
The ladies will serve dinner at the NJ.
W. 4. Hall Wednesday, January -6.-Ml'.
Thomas Phillips is ill.-Pcopic are iillins
their ice-houses this week. The ice Is II
very good quality, being about - inches
thick-Mrs John Cutter won FIRST pri~e
and Esther Baker second prize al inc
whist party Wednesday evening. There
will be another one IN two weeks Leon
Hanks has gone to Huntsville TO work Tor
the Eureka Lumber company.
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SHOREHAM.

Miss Loretta Hammond and Mrs. Sam
uel Nondlc were married Monday at St.
Genevieve's Church.--Thc Moravian club
mot with Mrs. NJ. y. Cook Wednesday
afternoon third entertainment in
the course under the auspices of the Nor
avian club will be given Thursday evening
by S. Platt .Jones.-Miss Nellie TOttinG-
ham is in Ajddlebury with her sister
Mrs. II. W. Jones.A play, The Suftra-
gette Conventions" will he given at Acad-
cmy hall Monday and Tuesday evenings
January Il and -, under the direction OF
Mra L L, Plat
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BRIDPORT.

Herbert Pigeon fell last week and broke
n LEGO. NJ. Shcrbino attended the dairy
mems meeting at Burlington. Cases of
grip in town are ncrea sing. Mr., and Mrs.
James Swinton have sold the Ira Kings
land place to Fred lIarlis.-Mrs. Frank
Towner has returned from Willsboro, y.
H.--'rhe friends of +. =. Miner of Flint,
Mich, are pleased to learn that he is re-
covering from "A severe illncss.-A harm
belonging to Maxim st. George was burn
ed last SAturdnN.
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nome, being called here by tho death OF
their father, l.. Il. Beers.-Much sickness
prevails Among the latest victims are
Mrs. Lewis Icno and daughter Irene,
Mrs. Mitchell Zcno and julius Stilson. 49,
Many farmers from this section attended
the state Dairymcn's meeting held In
burlington. Dewey Shiverettc cut his
loot the other day.--.NIrs. Della Dean was
able to be moved to the home OF her
brother, a. w. Collins. last week.
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WEYBRIDGE.

w. Il. Childs's tenement house. occupied
by George Orcut, WAS burned Monday
morning. The Farmers club will hold an
entertainment at the town hall Friday
evening. Speakers from Burlington are
expected. Refreshments will be served
Charles Childs and Mrs. w. E. Childs of
Fcrrsburg were in town Monday.-Miss
Stearns, the village teacher. has returned
and opened school again.-The Improve
ment society is preparing play.
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MILTON.

The remains of Mrs. Bctsey ". Di,ker-
son. aunt of Mrs. Jessie Wimhlc of TINS
town arrived from st. Adams sunday
evening for burial in the family lot
S. .. Brush of Burlington is at homs
with his parents, recovering from thu
grip.-Mrs. II. \. Brush is recovering
from q severe attack OF the grip. y largr
number in town are i'll with the grip
Mrs Z. C. Mears is confined to her nome
by rheumatism.
Human Ilocombc, Hollis Turner chester
Newton, Harold Phelps. Hayward Sturges
and clifford Shroyer. with Supt. &. T..
Turner. attended the Older Boys
conference at Rutland.-The remains ot
Mr., Betsey Dickinson were brought here
from st, Adams Sunday evening and
placed in the vault at the cemetery, tho
intermcnt to be made later.-Amung those
who are confined to the house with tho
grip are {. A. Robinson, Prof, l.. II. Moods
ruff, Helen Robinson Mrs. J. t.. Wagner.
Miss Ella Phelps The NeedleWork Oiuild
met with Mrs. T.. ;. Allen Tuesday for
an all days sewing for the Begians.-
Mrs. ~ f. Phelps, ID, u, y. c., went ~
RChford Monday to assist the Rcbchah
lodge of that place annual roll cal
and reunion of the CONGREGATIONAL Church
viii be held this evening at the Nes-
trY.-Alrs. \. w. Hammond is confined
to her bed with AN attack of he grip
Mrs. Albert Reynolds and little daughter.
Marion, of Bethel, are visiting Mr.. Rev
noldss parents, Mr., and Mrs. George Rev
nOlds.-Mrs. Sarah Sanderson, who has
been confined to her bed, is able to be
about the house again -Thirteer members
Of Amitie Camp, NJ. w. A., went to Fair
fax Friday evening and installed the ofi-
GERS Of Fairfax camp and worked the de-
grees on two candidates Frank pelter
and daughter, Jessie, have gone to Lows
ell, Mass, where they have positions