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English Money

London, December 1S.-Bar silver, 3sssd per ounce. Money, 4ss per cent. Discount rates: Short bills, 5lzd5Ss per cent; three months, 51Ed55s per cent.
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Dry Goods Market

New York. December 13.-Cotton goods and yarns were quiet today. Worsted yarns were quiet and firm. Knit goods were steady and hosiery inquiries were higher. Carpets and rugs advanced.
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KODAKS
PAINTS AND GLASS

HYNDS- UPSHAW Paint and Class Co, 1913 2d ave-. dealers and contractors. We handle nothing but the best; let us do your painting and glazing.
 l1-9-tf
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ONE CENT A WORD.
BUSINESS CHANGES

RATES-One cent a word . slRyt aa
 taken for less than 2Sc for first tnRer- tion. C~Eh UI,srt Erc0srsHnvN riley
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RoOMs-WANTED-BOARD

 Room and board for couple east Of 18th st., south of Tenth ave; wiling to pay for good aecommoda- tions. Address T-45. care Age-fieraid.
 12-14-3t
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New York Futures
Port Cotton Market

New Orleans: Middling, 1Sc; receipts, 1922; exports, 4S26 sales, 7S5 stock, 46S.143
 Galveston: Middling, 1s.5oc; receipts, 13.115; exports, 5025; sales, 800; stock. 437.496.
 Mobile: Middling, 1Sc; receipts, 68; stock, 13.385.
 Savannah: Middling, 1s.75c; receipts, 4540; stock. 225,3S4.
 Charleston: Middling, 19Ac; receipts, 307; stock, 75,2S5.
 Wilmington: Middling, 17hc; re- ceipts, Al; stock. 47.777.
 Texas City: Receipts. 6500.
 Norfolk: Middling, 17.50c; receipts, 2240; sales, 123; stock, 114,946.
 Baltimore: Stock, 5415.
 Boston: Middling. 1S.S5c; receipts, S57; stock. $500.
 Philadelphia: Middling, 1s.s5c; re- ceipts, 20S; stock. 909.
 New York: Middling, 1S.s5c; receipts, 50; exports. 2640 stock, 145.7so.
 Minor ports: Receipts, 507S; exports. 5o7S; stock, 47,7s6.
 Total today: Receipts, 41,026; ex- ports, 17,569; stock, 1,590,626.
 Total for week: Receipts, 154,576; exports, 110.272. exports, 2,725,742
 Interior Movement
 Houston: Middling, 1Sc; receipts, 7942; shipments, 9sS2; sales. aO55; stock, 2S1,856.
 Memphis: Middling. 19.75c; receipts. 6771; shipments. 4635; sales, 50; stock, 2SS.020.
 Augusta: Middling, 1s.ssc; receipts, 1855; shipments, 90S; sales, 1S4; stock, 148,314. St. Louis: Receipts, 1Oo7; shipments, 545; stock. 30,512.
 Cincinnati: Receipts, SIT; shipments, 1912; stock, 24,049. s Little Rock: Middling, 19.Ssc; re- ceipts, 342; shipments, S15; sales, S15; stock, 55,729.
 Total today: Receipts. 1s.234; ship ments 1S,647; stock, S2S,4S0.
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PERSONAL
WANTED-HELP

@-~~-~~~~~~~-~~~O~~~O~-> WANTED--An experienced photog-
 rapher at once; don't apply unless
 you can deliver the goods South
 land Studio, 1966a 2d ave. 12-12-tf TED-Experienced colored coal dig gers; ship Monday and Thursday; freight money furnished; 20 colored
 families for farm work; transports tion furnished for tickets and house. hold goods; supplies for family fur nished upon arrival. Call or write for particulars in both coal digging and farming. Employment Office, Room "A Chamber of Commerce Bldg, Birmign- ham, Ala. 12-l3-4t
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FEINOT and cotton seed ofl nil for
 sale; terms easy. E. w. Menefee. Ray mond. Ga. l2-10-13t
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Hubbard Bros. & Ca.

V. Members New York Cotton Ex- change. New Orleans Cotton Exchange New York Produce Exchange. Associate Orders solicited for the purcbosa b0snataon; an1 sale of Cotton and Cotton Seed oil for future delivery. Special attention ma liberal terms given for consignments of ence invited
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partner with cash to help finance one of the best coal, lumber and scrap Iron businesses in the state.
 We have live business. Box 276, Bes-
 serner, Ala. 12-12-3t
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WISH to communicate with reliable con cern in Birmingham which could use
 little capital and my services at steady,
 modest salary, after Jan. l; the more work the better; give references. Hard Worker, care Age-Herald 12-l2-3t
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A RELIABLE firm wants part time or full time manager for Ensley, also Montgomery. Must have abil- ity, energy and integrity. A small investment necessary. Cash receipts deposited joint account. Salary and commission will average $50 per week and up. We contemplate es- tablishing plants in other good Ala bama cities, 15,000 population and over. References required with ap- plication. Address, President ABB room PA, Tutwiler hotel, Bir- mingham, until Thursday night after 14th, suite 501. F'latiron bldg, At lanta, Ga.
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LIVE WIRE wanted in Birmingham to represent us; whole time pre- ferred; appearance must be good and must be good talker; give refer ences; good chance for a hustler
 NuEgg Manufacturing Co.,, Thom- son, Ga. 12-12-5t
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SPIRO, $. & MERRILL HEATING <
 ROOFING CO.,. 2306 Ave. D. Main 143;
 roofing and sheet metal works; agents for Peck williamson furnaces. 12-S-tf
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INSURANCE-LlFE
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

An operation has been performed on
w. j. Parker at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital for the removal of splintered
bone from one shoulder, which was
broken when he fell through the scat
fold in his barn. 4 piece of bone was
taken from one shin and grated into
the shoulder. He is doing well as
could be expected, although he suffers
considerable pain.-Mr. and Mrs. +. C.
Isham went to Mt. Holly Friday to visit
their daughter. Mrs. w. b. Pratt and
famly.-Mr, and Mrs Aldrich went to
Jeffersonville Sunday to see their
cousin, Charles Reynolds. who Is in
! poor health.-Miss Carrie Champagne
has returned to Burlington after spend
ing a few days with her cousin. Mrs.
Alfred Russell.-Mr. and Mrs l. b.
Bromly visited their daughter. Mrs.
w. II. Heath. in Hardwick over Sum
day. going by automobile. Mrs. Myra
kimball who had been visiting rela =
tives in town, went with them as far
as her home in Bolton.--There was a
light frost in low places Sunday morn
ing.
! The Progressive Agricultural club will
meet Friday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
f. f. Coles. Professor Liggett OF tho
| University Of Vermont will speak upon
! poultry raising
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JONESVILLE.

A special meeting of the Lenda Hand
was held at the hall Wednesday. The
children We're invited to dinner to take
the place of the picnic which had to be
postponed owing to the rain-Mr. and
Mrs. j. II. Atkins We're in Windsor over
Sunday, the guests of Mrs. Atkins's sis
ter They We're accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Berry.-Mr and Mrs. G,
W. Palmer and daughter and Mrs. VII
liam Neil We're in Barre over Sunday
Carlos Martin and family of North Fer
rsburg visited at +. II. Chessmore' 5
siaturday-Miss Florence Colby is in
town for some time-Russell Williams of
Charlotte is visiting his aunt.-Mr, and
Mrs Len Cague are parents of a son
born August 3l.-Miss Hattie Miller has
returned after a visit in Randolph and
Montpelier.-A. f. Crandall and family
have returned after spending a week AT
Lake Iroquois.- Miss Helen Olmstead has
been visiting her sister, Melissa Olm5tead
William Heartherington is taking a va
cation. His place at the station is be-
ing filled by Mr., Clark, who has substi-
tuted here before.-Mrs, Preston and
granddaughter, Marion, have been visit.
ing in Warren.-Mr. and Mrs. Richard
I'iddock were recent visitors in town %
Misses Mildred O Brien of Montpelier anC
Martha Whalen of Burlington are visit
ing at r. b. Whaen's.-Joseph Caugue
who is getting along in years, fractured
his leg last Thursday, An ambulance,
was called from Burlington and nc wa.
removed to the hospital
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Members of the Jewell family held
a reunion Sunday at the home of Will
liam Jewell. who occupies the old
Jewell homestead just over the town
line in Monkton. which is now owned
by G. NJ. Hazard. Fifteen of the Jewell
family were present with their fami-
lies. swelling the number to 80. Dim
ncr was served at noon.-The mid =
week prayer-meeting will be held at
the vestry Thursday evening The
September meeting of the w. G. r. |.
was held at the residence of Mrs
William Il. Harris Wednesday after
noon.--C. l.. Van Nliet and j. r. Tag
CART. residents of East Charlotte, have
filed primary petitions with the town
clerk for town representative on the
republican Ticket. S. Hunt, real es-
tate dealer of Essex Junction, has sold
the Edgar Powell farm. so-called to
William Lessor, LIST. of East Charlotte
| Frederick Kellogg of Brooklyn, ~
Y, is the guest Of his brother, Will
! liam S, Kellogg, and Mrs. Kellogg
Mrs Narney and her cousin, Mrs
Spear. who have been visiting DR.. f.
| A. Rich and family at their camp at
| Mallotts Bay, returned Wednesday
Mrs. Spear left Friday for her home
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ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Orr. Mrs. Orr
accompanied her and will remain for
n few days.
Leon r. Jeffords has broken g,orund
on a lot near the farm of BENJAMIN
Davis and will put UP at once II new
ready made" house, hoping to have 1T
ready to occupy by November Ill. +.
Reed has moved his family into the w.
Fl. Perkins house on South Main street.
Two Of the rural carriers, G. H. STRAIT
ton and C. r. Brown, attended the meet
ing of the County Rural Carriers
association in Fairfax Mondays. A.
Miller of St. Adams spent Sunday with
Mrs. Miller at the home Of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Budd.-W. S. Pease,
who left here Friday on a motor trip
to Nashua, n. H., returned Sunday by
way Of Milton, where he took in Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Smith and two children, who
are passing a few days with the family
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MONTGOMERY.

The subject next Sunday morning at
the Methodist Episcopal Church will be
THE Kingdom of Home" address to
children "Dreams". Evening subject
"The Potter and the Clay."-The Wom-
ems Home Missionary society meeting
was held at the home of Mrs. Mansfield
Tuesday.-The W. G. r. +. also held their
meeting at the close when the officers for
the ensuing year were elected.-Mrs.
Charles Garrett of Newport is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Robert Mougo.- Mrs.
Henry Fountain of Newport is visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Lewis
Shover-Miss Mabel Parker and Walter
Butler visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl S.
Parker at the Victoria hospital, Montreal
Mr. Parker is improving slightly Mr.
Charles Parker, who has been at home
for a few days. returned to Burlington
Tuesday. Marian Mosier of Bur
lington has been spending a few days
with Miss Lucy Parker.-The Brother
hood met at the parsonage "Wednesday
night-The Boy Scouts met at the par
soange Monday afternoon.-Mr. and
Mrs Minor. and their two sons of East
man, Can, visited with Mr. and Mrs
Edward Baker last Sunday.
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Hemenways the past week, left for
her home in Newark. N. j., Saturday
Mrs. Barnard is quite i'll at the home
of her sister, Mrs P. A. McDonough.-
The Misses Maud Tracey and Beth
Cassaday have been camping at North
ilero-Miss Marjorie Fletcher of Man
chester, n. H., has been visiting her
aunts, Mrs. Homer Clark and Mrs.
Waldo Davies.
News has been received of the death
of the Hon Lyman Beecher Ray at
joliet, I'LL, aged So years. He was
born in Hnesburg and was a brother
OF Helen a. Boynton.-The teachers
Tor the high school which will open
september Is. are: Principal, G. j.
strand; assistant, Miss Mabel Wilson
second assistant, Miss Marjorie Cas-
sidy; domestic economy. Miss Barbara
hunt; teachers training class, Miss
Jessie J. Ross--Thc town has pur-
chased the Patrick Furlong place of
one acre and Joseph LaVerreanne of
bristol is moving schoolhouse No on
to it.-iiope Circle of Kings Daugh-
ters VIII meet in the vestry Friday aft
ernoon, with Miss Ruth Burritt hos
toss.-Mr. and Mrs. George II. Burritt
have returned from Schroon Lake, n.
Y, where they visited their daughter,
Lillian.-Mrs. Louisa Ray Barber Of
Glens Falls. y. Y, is visiting Mrs Per
ry Read.-Mrs. Martha Tucker and her
granddaughter, Gladys Shcltus. have
returned from a two weeks visit in
st. Adams. Mrs. Frank Converse Of
Charlotte visited Mrs. Fay Kenyon
last week.-Mrs.. Laura G. Page enter
tanned her Sunday school class of IA
girls at dinner Monday.-William
Tracy has come home from Charlotte
to attend the high school.
Mr. and Mrs G.. w. Pierce. Miss Lucy
| Belle and Harrison Pierce are on all
automobile trip to Thomsonvile, Conn,
where they are guests of Mrs. Perce's
brothers, NJ. w. and Guy Bushnell and
their son, Seymour.-Miss Fanny Fierce
| is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mox, in Monk
ton.-Miss Della Skiff of Monktou was
the guest of her aunt, Mrs Tohey, over
Sunday.-The Kings Daughters will meet
; at the vestry Friday with Miss Ruth
| Rurritt as hostess.-Miss Grace Wright
| of Newark, y. j., is the guest of her
! cousin, a. s. Hull-The Misses Corrine
| and Enola Devino of Winooski are visit
| ing their aunt, Mrs. +. A. BurdiCk.
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RICHMOND.

The Aid Circle of the Kings Daugh-
ters will meet in the church parlors
Friday afternoon supper will be served
on the vestry plan.-Miss Eta Rhoads
left Saturday for Michigan, where she
will teach.-Miss Eva Berry returned
Saturday from a two weeks stay with
friends in Boston and vicinity and Is
at the home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Berry. for a short stay be-
fore returning to her work in Rurling-
ton.-The Misses Phelps. who have
been visiting their father. II. r.
Phelps for 10 days. returned to Mil
ton.-A daughter was born Saturday
to Mr. and Mrs. John C. Berry, Jr.-
Miss Nina Shepardson is at the Sum-
NIT House, Mount Mansfield. for a few
days.-Mr. and Mrs. John s. Baker and
family Of Peekskill. y. Y. arrived Sat
urdaN by automobile to be the guests
of Mrs. Sadie Goodwin in town-Mr.
ana Mrs. James O'Byrne Of Boston are
spending two weeks vacation at the
home of his father p. O'Byrne-NIr
and Mrs. +. f. Demick and children
OF Hineshurg wore guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. ]. Sabens Sunday-Heath
Towne Of Waterbury was the guest of
friends in town over Sunday.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Miss Cora Mitchell of st. Adams is
visiting relatives in town.-Mrs. f. II.
Burleson has had erected a monument
on the family lot in Egypt cemetery,
Mr.. Judd of Enosburg Falls doing the
wor<-Frank Leach is building new
barn on his village property here
Mr.. and Mrs. w T. Shattuck are visit
ing the fair in Toronto During Mr.
Shattuck's absence from his duties as
station agent. George w. Wright of
Fairfield is acting as agent
Perry Chase was IA business visitor in
St. Adams Saturday.-Mrs. Alfred Fur
key returned saturday from a two
weeks visit in Springfield. Mass,-Nr
W. H. Wells and Mrs. l. y. Chase We're
guests of l. l. Chase and family in
Swanton over Sunday.-H. r. Hull and
family. +. y. HUI and family, l., y.
Abel and family, Lawrence Roylan and
family and Lyndon Mitchell and family
motored through the islands SUI day
f. +. Wright is at work In Cambridge
making extensive rcDairs on f.. r Elan
ders's barn.. w. kettell and Lyndon
Mitchell attended the r. F, D Carriers
convention in Fairfax NondaN
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in Rutland.-Miss Nicola Beers, Master
Miss kora Estey are spending a Few
days at the cottage of their uncle.
Cyrus e. Cove. at Thompson's Point
Mrs. Caroline Powell of South Burling-
ton has been visiting her daughters.
Mrs. Powell Read and Mrs. william S.
Kellogg, and other relatives here
ting her cousin. Miss Christina Voigt,
for a week.-Mrs.. and Mrs Fred Pease
of Burlington attended service at the
Baptist Church Sunday morning, com
ing from Cedar Beach, where they are
spending the sum::,cr.-Niles Powell,
who went to Center Square. Pa. the
first of July, has returned and is WIS.,
iting Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.. Clark his
cousins.-Mrs Wesley Powell who
has been with relatives in South Bur-
| lington for two months, has Joined her
son, Niles Powell at II. f. Clark's.-
Miss Bell Ryan of New York city has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p.
| Foote.-Miss Edith Lander of Willis
ton is visiting her aunts, the Misses
IStacy-Clayton +. Cove and family re-
turned Sunday from a two weeks stay
at their Thompson's Point cottage.
They went to Starksboro Monday to
! visit Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Eddy for q
| few days.-There is no permanent i'm
provement in the condition of Mrs.
| William Thorp, who has been i'll for
two weeks. Her mother. Mrs. Thomas
Scott of Poultney, came Thursday to
| remain with her daughter for q time.
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FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. s Allen soule is visiting II JEFF
fersonville.- Gilbert Doane returned home
Sunday from Northern Ontario, Can.
where he spent his vacation at mill
tary camp.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wells
and daughter, Marion, Of Springfield.
Mass, have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Soule.-Harry Soule returned home
Sunday from a business trip to Boston.
Lawrence Kinds of Johnson is visiting
Eugene Finn.-Mrs George Miller Of
Westfield has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Harry Soule Mrs. Harry Soule and
three children spent Sunday In HGhgate
Springs.-Brenan McGinn left Monday
for Montreal, where he has employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Quinlan of Fairfax
were AT Mrs Quinlans mothers Sum
day.-Mr. Harry and family left
Tuesday for an automobile trip through
the Adirondack mountains.-Mrs Emma
Kinds of johnson is visiting relatives
here.-Cornelius Coleman Of Johnson is
visiting in town.
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SHELDON.

Mrs. Weston c. Marsh and her sister,
Mrs. Edwin A. Gray, delightfully."- enter
tanned % young women at a variety
shower Tuesday August 20 in honor of
Mary Brown. who is soon to be married
to Harlow x. Graves Of Sheldon. The
afternoon was spent by each ,>Iest em-
broiderins towel for Miss Brown. At
4.30 messenger brought a pouch
which contained many useful gifts each
bearing an appropriate rhyme. A
luncheon was served at small tables.
Pictures were taken of the party.-Mrs.
A. r. Labounty OF Cambridge came to
Sheldon Tuesday August y to attend the
shower party in honor Of Mary Brown
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WILLISTON.

Mrs. Francis Tucker is in the hospital
Wh"re she underwent an operation for
appendicitis last week. II is understood
she is very comfortable az present..-Mr
and Mrs. Alison Bradley entertained
guests from Worcester, Mass. the first
Of this Week.-Mrs.. John Forsell is en-
pertaining her daughter and family from
New London.--Mrs. Leonard Miles's sis
ter ana children from Pawtucket, r L.,
have been spending a few days with her.
Dennis Kendrew was in Underhi',
this week Monday.--J, Brunel has NOV
cd his family to a farm on Valcour is
land Among those who attended the
Middlehury fair last week were c. d.
Warren and family. Mr. and Mrs. For
VlIe ana Mr. and Mrs Norton James. -
Kiss Bessie Warren from Burlington
! was the guest of her sister, Mrs Rose
James, the first of last wcek.-Mr and
MIS- julius Murray are visiting friends
IN northampton, Mass. Mrs. Fred La belle
or burlington is the guest of Mrs Alison
i'radley.-'Mr. and Mrs. a L. Brown and
chlIdren, who have been visiting friends
/ III town the last two months, hay. re-
! turned to their home in Chicago Mr.
ana Mrs. Elmer Pine and two daughters
| from Montpelier were guests of Mrs. Sadie
NrauS the first of this week The
! Ladies Mon Aid society met Yester-
day with Mrs II. Crane-Eugene Unn-
/ son with a party Of friends went on Mt
/ Mansfield Monday.-Mrs. Mobbs and
3 son, Howard, who have been visiting
! friends in Huntington the past week
! have returned.-C. u. Warren and fam.
| lily and Mrs. Carrie Morrill, and doupb.
ter Adelaide attended a wedding in Bur
| linEton last Wednesday night Miss Mel
lie lsham Of Burlington was at HON.
over last Sunday.-Chares Mctcalf OF
Boston is the guest of his parents 10,
| two weeks.
News has been received of the deatt
Of Mrs. Althora Gsham) Joslyn al
sacramento, cal, on saturday, Sep
TENDER .. The funeral was held at hel
late home on Monday, September 4
Mrs. Joslyn will be remembered as Z
former resident of Williston, where he
early life WAS spent She is survived
by her husband H. S Joslyn, who KEEP
II store in Williston for some years. b,
a daughter Ncna, wife of T.. p. Huston
and three grandchildren. three brothers
and sister also by her father, Tira
lsham of winston. \ son. Vernon
died a few years ago.
Carroll Burnett and family from Massa
chusetts are guests of Miss jennie
Burnett. Mr.. Burnett was formerly o
this place.-Mr and Mrs Henry Har
spent Tuesday in Burlington with Mrs
ilart's brother. who is in poor health
can Curtis is at home for IA few days,
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. Joseph Labelle and children Of
Belvidere visited relatives in town last
week.-Lorraine Carroll of Barre is
spending several weeks with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weston and
children have returned from a week $
motor trip to Keene. y. H.-The Misses
Gertrude and Marion Brady spent
Thursday of last week with friends in
Hyde Park.-Mrs. W. y. stuart of Fair
fax was the guest Of Miss Annie Spaf.
ford over Sunday.-Mrs. Arthur Weeks
of Rchford visited friends in town last
week.-Donald Field of Woodsvile. y. H,
spent a few DAYS at home last week.
The Rev. Nelson Hanney of Cambridge,
Mass, preached at the Congregational
Church last SundaY.-Miss Teresa McGinn
'of ST. Adams spent a few days with rela-
tives reCently.-NGr. and Mrs. LahountN
and son of Cambridge visited al the home
of Frank Brady Sunday.-Mrs. Madge
Durkee has returned from n trip to Chica-
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JERICHO CENTER.

he play, Samantha Allen ~ the
purt of Fame" will he given at the
lage hall September and a-Mr and
RS Phillip Tomlnson from Brigham
III were in town Saturday-Mr George
birmingham is ill.-Cieorge White was
town ndaY.-Several from he'e at
nded the Labor Day celebration at
nderhill.-Mrs. Marlin Bullock is i'll
III bronchitis Edward Bixhy Nas in
wn Sunday.-Earl Bullock was in West
pton Sunday.-Mr and Mrs Warner
ichols of Essex We're in town the past
|eek.-Mrs. NJ A. Bullock and daughter.
.ernice, We're in Burlington one day last
|eek.-Mrs Clifford. who has been
sitting at Frank Stiles has returned,
tme.-Nrs. Ida Breed from Massa chus-
is. who is visiting at Mrs. Warren
|uxton's, called on Mrs. NJ. A. Bullock
fturday and Mrs Charles Wit
Fer, from New York city. are expected
|ere the last of the week.
Mrs. II. II. Fuller of Moretowr came
tuesday evening to visit her sister, Mrs
H. Fuller-Nr and Mrs W. H. Dun
pm of Brooklyn. y. Y. are guests of
frs. j. w. Hart.-Mrs Marlin Bullock
i'll with bronchitis.-Mrs. Alma Whit
harsh has rented part Of Mrs Retsey
Billiards. house; and Frank Brown has
llrchased the Whitmarsh place Miss
Edna HoVeY Of Hardwick is visiting her
feces, Mrs. Harriette Higgins and Mrs
gertrude Jordan.-Hovey Jordan is AT
| me from Bermuda, where he spent =
art OF the summer.-Mrs Mary Powei
the guest of Miss Emma BicknelI -
Piss Florence Rice and Miss Lucy T.ainl
n chicago, We're guests Of Mrs. q. G
ficknell last week.-Duane HurlhIrt o.
albany is the guest of Mrs. G. G. Bick
Pen.-Miss Florence BuXton's plan, pu
lils gave a recital Wednesday afte, moor
II Mrs. +. NJ. Hoskins.