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The log cabin Democrat., 1916-07-24

cautions as regards cleanliness of hands in caring for infantile paralysis patients as for those afflicted with other infectious diseases.
 A child may convey the disease to others, even after lapse of several weeks. For this reason quarantine should be maintained for a consider able period, usually from six to eight weeks, and the above precautions should be adhered to during this time. Disinfection of the room following re- covery is advisable.
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10 SELL LAUNDRY
 PLANT TOMORROW

The sale of the Keep U-Neat" laun- dry plant on Railroad avenue will be held by Receiver Ingram Hartjs to- morrow at l o'clock p. m. The plant will be sold to the highest bidder, on terms of $500 cash and the balance in monthly payments. Mir. Hartje said today that he had been in communi- cation with four or five parties who are expected to attend the sale and make bids on the plant.
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POSITIONS WANTED BY
 STUDENTS AT HENDRIX

President J. H. Reynolds of Hendrix College has application for work as bookkeepers, stenographers and bill collectors by reliable young men who want to make part Of their expenses through Hendrix in that way. Busi- ness firms or professional men want ing part time of man should com municate with President Reynolds.
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WOODMEN MEET TONIGHT

The Woodmen of the World will meet tonight in the Woodmen hall on the west side of the railroad. All mem oers are urged to be present.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Clyde Carmical, 21, Cato, and Tres sic Jackson, 19, Mayower.
 Luther Dillon, 20, Mayhower, and Millie Wheeler, IS, Cato
 Lonzo Green, 2l, and Maud Rouse, Is, Conway.
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

The ladies' Of the Congregational Churrn
will serve their annual chicken-pie supper
in the church parlors Wednesday night,
November S.-Miss Sarah Hamilton #
Waterbury, Conn, is the guest of Mrs.
Molitta Barr. W. Soures, who has been
employed as chef at the Franklin House
at the Springs, has returned to his homs
for the winter.--E. G. Smith Of Marlboro.
Mass, and y. II. Coombs of Berkshi-
were in town Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. !.
r. CorCoran and little son, who have beer
visiting at the home Of -. W. Steele, have
returned 10 their home in Montreal.-MrS
Emily cutler and daughter, Lena, have
returned from a visit Of several weeks IN
West Newton. Mass, and Greenland. =.
H.. and arc occupying the j. \. Butlc-
house on Canada street. DIR. and Mrs. ".
A. Dawson and two daughters and Mrs.
Y. n johnson OF Burlington were guests
AT the home of :. W. Russell Sunday,
Miss Josephire Lyon has returned fror,
visit with friends in RurlinGton.-Mi
Bertha Shedd and Miss Nichols Of st. A.
bans we're guests at the home Of Mrs. VI
A. Stockwell Sunday.--Deputy Grand MAJ
ter Spear Of Woodstock paid an official
visit to Hichgate Lodge, No, 81. l. O. q. F.
Tuesday evening Mrs. W g. BroWnell
of St Adams was in town Monday.
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CHARLOTTE.

Professor Lambert of Middlebury Col
lese preached morning and evening at the
congregational Church Sunday The
Ladies Aid society held their month
~ meeting with Mrs. G. Fl. Cook on We'd
nesday afternoon. Mrs. f.. 3. Beers has
returned from visiting in Northampton
and Springfield, Nass.--The two schools
at the village united in a Halloween part
Friday nieht.-Mr and Mrs. J. r. Ram.
sey visited their son. John. at Poultney
Academy Sunday.--Gerad Cook Of Rut
land spent Sunday with his parents, NJ"
and Mrs. G. II. Cook.
Mrs. Blanche STYLES MAYNARD Of Fer
gusonville n Y, visited Mrs. p. j. Hodg
kins few days last week on her wa
home from the MARY Fletcher hospita!
where she was operated on several week.
ago. Mrs. Hodgkins lso entertained Mrs
May Mills RorrouGhs of NerConnes or
Friday. the three ladies having been class
mates in training at the Mary Fletcher
hospital several years The regular
meeting Of Champlain Chapter. No. ~, y
T.. S, will he held in the Masonic ode
rooms Friday evening. A Hallowc en- pro
gram will he Given.--The Ladies' Aid me
with Mrs. George Cook Wedncsda,
aftcrnocn.-The Misses Bvington have
moved into their new house on NAV
y
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GRA!G ISLE COUNTY
ISLE LA NOTE.

The Rev. Lewis Smith. the evangelist
from Boston, is holding a series Of meet
inGs in the Methodist Episcopal Church
Mrs. j. y. Dooin is visiting in st. Al
bans.--Jessc Reynolds who died Monday
Afternoon was the oldest resident of the
town.-Mr and Mrs T.. II. Deavitt Of
Montpelier and Mrs II VI. Skeels have
returned from an automobile trip through
the Adrondacks. Mrs. Ira Hall is seri-
ously ill.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mensrd
have returned from New York and are to
spend the winter in town. Mrs, Joseph
DaBombard and Mrs Jerry La lombard
are spending two weeks in Montreal. -
Mrs. James Jarvis returned from the
Montreal hospital Tuesday. Mrs. Ever
cit Reynolds is i'll.
". r. Cornell and son Fred Of Tarrv-
town, y. Y, we're in town over Sunday -
Jesse Reynolds, an old resident, died
Monday IT tho home OF Josie Duba. The
funeral WAS held AZ the Methodist Eplsco-
pal Church Wednesday, Mrs Jennie Rev-
nolds has pneumonia Mrs. ". l. Brown
.of Rutherford, y. j.. who has been visit
ing Mrs W. s. Thomas and Mrs. \. T.
Tromhlcv has returned home. r ".
Hill is much improved and will soon he
able to 20 hack to the bridge. -Joh II
Rorbach is having an addition put on his
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and children of Cloverdale were visitors
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonn Jordan.-Mrs. Albert Byington Of
this place and Miss alma Phelps Of
Willsboro. n. Y, were recent visitors at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Post 49,
The Misses Dorothy Hunt and Gladys
Gilbert OF Essex Junction were visitors
of Miss 3eulah Wotherbee at the home
of w. w. Smith Saturday Miss Beulah
Wetherboe was an over-Sunday visitor in
Essex Junction.-Sunday and Monday Wis
itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Jordan were Miss Mabel Putnam of North
Underhill. Mr.. and Mrs Enos Hill OF
stowe and Mr.. and Mrs Lemuel Irish
.of Westford-N1iss Laura Carroll. for
merly of this place. is at the Fanny
Allen hospital. where she underwent an
operation Tor appendicitis. Charles Reavy
ana sister, Miss Katherine. have gone
To Norwood, n. Y.--Mrs. Golden of Essex
junction is at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Pease helping care for Mrs. Tease,
who has been quite il.--NIr. and Mrs.
George Sherman, who have been visiting
TRENDS and relatives in this vicinity,
have returned to their home in Lebanon,
n. H.-Frank Percval has purchased the
building where the postoffice is of NJ. T.
Paige.-Mrs. John Wilton, who has been
10 ride out.-Chauncey Cook of Cambridge
and Miss Nellie Russin of Essex Junction
were over-Sunday visitors at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Blasdell. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. H. Day have returned from a
visit In Boston.-The ladies of the Meth
| odlst Episcopal Church took in about sec
from their sale Friday evening. Several
from Essex Junction and Essex Center
were present.--Miss liza Brigham is visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Wardlaw in 81. Adams for a few days
Miss Ella Rogers was an over-Sunday
visitor at the home of her aunt Mrs
Hunt. in Jericho Centcr.--Nr. and Mrs
| William Jackson have purchased the
| home place of Jed T. Narney in this viii
lage and possession will he given in tn,
spring.-Mrs. Emma Cook is visiting
relatives in johnson for few d1ys-Mis,
| May Adrian was an over SUNDAY visi
| tor at the home of her aunt, Mrs Mar
4 garct Carroll. Essay Junction
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs :. q. Tillotson and granddau-h-
tor, Miss Daisy Beals. Of Newport, were
in Sharon last week to attend the we'd
ding of Miss Ethel Tillotson TO Erwin
Reynolds of Sharon.--The infant child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur t1ance died
Thursday of commissions. The burial was
made Saturday in the Catholic cemetery.
Miss Edith Barsha Of 81. Adams il.
spending two weeks n home Ill. \.
Churchill is moving his family to the
farm which he recently purchased Of
Arthur Pomerov in F'1ctcher.--F. D. NJ.
Beebe is moving to Swanton.-Mr and
Mrs. William Robbie of St Adams are
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs w. s Robe
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GEORGIA.

Earl Anstey the I1-yoar-nid son Of Mrs
Frank Churchill is seriously III with
infantilo paralysis. About - Young peo-
ple of this place attended a husking bee
party at tho homo Of Leo Lashor Frida,,
night After tho corn vas husked all
went to tho house and enjoyed games and
music At eleven q bountiful supner was
scrvcd.--Mr and Mrs. Charles Thomas
NJ Swampscott Mass, arc visiting friends
and rela tiveS in tovn.-The Ladies' Aid
Of the Methodist Church will meet with
Mrs. y. ". and W. a Post for supner
ThursdaH.--Quite large number Of
rranEers about here attended the annual
banquet at the bay Monday nieht.-Nrs
Ida Rounds of Richford is spending fcw
days with Mrs. Jason and Ralph Newton
Mr.. and Mrs Cyrus Cove started hy
auto Wednesday for their home in
Crescent city. Fla. They expected tc
spent u few day in Bristol. whore then
mother. Mrs. Electa Cove, will ioir
them. They plan to make the trip II
al /
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. LYDIA Wade of Montgomery Cen.
ter is visiting her brother. f. E. Smith
Mrs. F y. Oviatt and Mrs. NJ. j Ol1s
were in EnosburG Falls Thursday u Ell
ward Peterson Of St. JohnsburN visited
his brother. the Rev. &. j. Peterson, re-
cently.-Mrs +. A. Ferley was in Rich
ford SaturdaY.-The junior Christian En-
deaVor society held a Halloween party in
the vestry of the Congregational Chur v
Tuesday evening". Lee Slater of WeS-
Point. III, who visited relatives here Mon
day. returned 10 Enosburg Falls Tuesday
morning. John Mitiguy. who has been
clerk in II. A. Ponds store the past two
years, has resigned his position to so wi h
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Mitiguy,
to Bethel, where they have purchased II
farm. Carl Ramson is acting a clerk in
Mr.. Ponds store. Ralph Ruth. who has
been station agent at HiChgate Sprinc
the past year visited in town Wednc 70
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Desautcls a','
Mr.. and Mrs Walter 1leneyav are mCNi.
to Richford.Mrs. Pearl Austin sp".
Sunday in Richford Mrs. F. NJ St..
and Miss Josie Stone spent the Neck-er /
in Richford with Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Rubb.
Mrs. Tnez Osborn of Wyoming is at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs T., r. Smith
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FRANKLIN.

The cornerstone Of tho new Catholic
Church Will he laid next Sunday after
noon at 9:2o o'clock It is expected that
Bishop Rice will he present.-The mon
Of the Methodist Church will give their
annual supper this ovenng,-Mrs. John
Bolio has been entertaining two aunts
from Holyoke Mdss.-Mrs, Emma Mag
nant and three children left Wednesday
for White Plains, y y" where she is to
keen house for her sster.--Mr and Mrs,
Clabb Gcno and son spent the Weekend
with friends in Barre Paul Ploof has
moved back To his home; Gordon Messior
has moved to the Riley farm vacated by
Paul Ploof: r.. NJ. Martin has moved to
the Bates farm, George Nakey to the
Butler farm that he recently purchased
John Tatro 10 the farm he recently pur-
chased, and Charles Harrison 10 the Ia
tro place. which he recently purchased.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

An automobile driven by Mrs. .Addc
Sinclair Of Berkshire knocked down and
injured Ernest Tanner If the same town
Thursday morning near the farm Of
Frank blair. The young man was walk
ing to keep warm behind a team driven
by his father, Frank Tanner, coming to
market with a COW. and two cars a little
distance apart came up behind then
The first footed so the young man readily
got out Of the way, but got back before
nc heard the signal Of the last car, which
threw him down and passed over his
'cCs dislocatnS ono ankle. He was
brought to the rooms Of Or II. +.
Thomas where his injuries were cared
for. and he was later taken to his home,
The other occupants Of the car were
the Rev. and Mrs. f. s Nradenburg Of
Enosburg and George Sinclair Of Berk-
shire.
There was pretty home wedding Sat
urday evening in the residence of Thoma :
Gilhar on Missis1uoi street, when John
Thomas Coodgame. who has been employ
od bv + Emmett Weld. in berkshire. and
Miss Elsie Williamson Ross from Scot
land uho has been in the family Of the
lion q Merrill nearly four years, were
married The Rev. W. f. Douglass off
nioted Miss Helen Merrill played the
Wedding march. j. T., Weld was the best
man and Miss Versa Kelley the brides
maid Among those present were the
aroom,s parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Good
came and daughter. Miss Bertha of
Swanton. Mr.. Cook Of Sutton, Que. Mrs
| + q Iafame, Mrs. f. A. Lahame, Mrs.
| n Merrill and Mrs. +. ". David Light
| refreshments were served The bridal
marty took the evening train for Fitch
burr Mass, where Mr.. Goodgame has a
| IA
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HILL WEST.

Nh and Mrs, Eli Shangraw Of Mont
gomery were guests of his sister Mrs.
Salina Rushford, Thursday. and Mrs
+, r. Chase and children of Richford spent
Sunday with Mrs. Chase's parents, Nj,
and Mrs Israel Hamkins.-Mrs. Fred
Newcity and daughter of South Montgom-
cry were visitors at Charles Rushford' =
ono day last woek-H. II, Rossier ha :
bought his fathers farm on the Notch
Road and will take possession November
!. Melvin Monteith has rented the farm
owned by W +, Shangraw. which was re-
Gently vacated by II. IL. Rosser. Henry
Murray, Leila and Harold Murray were
in sutton, Que, Thursday to see Mrs.
Murray, who is being cared for there.
Mrs Murray was found greatly improved.
Mrs, Phoebe Shangraw of East Berk-
shire is spending few days at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Edward Rushford
and other reatves-The cottage prayer
meeting will be held at Henry Messier' $
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

The Home Circle had dinner
at the hall Wednesday.-Mrs Luna
Evans Of Plattsburgh. y. Y. is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Gardner-Mrs. Roy kimhall and Miss
Greta Russell are visiting their sister,
Mrs Harold Lewis, in North Duxbury. -
Mrs Minnie Mobbs of Norctown visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G A. Baker,
the last Of last week.--Mr. and Mrs. +. G.
Andrews and son Wells are visiting at
-. Il. Andrews and George Wells.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shortsleeves Of
iShclburne are visiting at Lawrence Car
diner S.-Miss Lena Miles is visiting her
sister, Doris in ESSEX Junction. A son
was born to MIR and Mrs. Joe Gardner
tuesday. MIR. and Mrs, William John
son. the Misses Dorothy Grow. Doris
Miles Adelaide Teachout and Trac,
clark Of ESSEX Junction were guests AT
John Milcss Sunday.
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FAIRFAX.

Edward Beeran died Friday evening at
the home Of his niece. Mrs. n. f.. Gid
dings The funeral was held at the house
SUNDAY afternoon. He is survived by A
brother Charles Beeman. and several
norhews and nieces The funeral of Dew
ev Buck who died AT the ST, Alhans hos
pital. was held at the home of his brother,
Ralph Buck. saturday. He is survived by
his father, Douglas Buck, a sister, Miss
Lillian Buck, and two brothers. Ralph
and Charles.-Th Ladies' Aid society If
the Methodist Episcopal Church served
an oyster supper in the vestry of the
church Tuesday from $50 to seven O'Clock.
Miss Jessie Southland of Jeffcrsonville
spent the week send with her parents -
Mr. and Mrs. z. l.. Butler of st. Adams
we're in town recently Mrs. Oscar Car
penter of Fletcher spent the weekend
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. >.
White
The funeral Of Edward Beeman was
largely attended Sunday afternoon at the
home of his niece, Mrs. H. +. Chddinss
where he had lived for many years. Tbs
Rev. Q. T.. Aiken, pastor of the Methods
Episcopal Church, Of which Mr.. Beemar
vas a lifelong member, officiated, assist
ed by the Rev. S. S. Brigham and the Re-
&c. S Hulburt. Mr.. Beeman. who recently
passed his I3rd birthdaN, had always ilNec
in town and was greatly respected by a"
who knew him. Although in failing
health all summer. he was confined only
one day TO his bed, death being caused oS
| bronchial pneumonia and weak hea RI
Beautiful floral tributes testified Of tn.
esteem in which he was held Among
those from out Of town to attend the ~
neral were Mr.. and Mrs. Berkeley r. Bee
man and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beeman o
| Burlington, |. 7. Beeman and two daug %"
/ Of ST Alhans
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SHELDON.

A Halloween party given in the form
of a box party was given by the ninth
grade to the lower grades Friday evening.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Grove last Sunday.-Mr and Mrs.
NJ. II. Powers spent Saturday in Highgate.
Miss Zulla Smith of F.noshurg Falls spent
last Saturday with her parents, Mr., and
Mrs, Charles Smith.-The Rev. q. Turner
has hired w. c. Marsh's hall for the COM
ing winter.-Recent visitors at Henry My
otis were Mrs. Caldwell and son, George,
and Miss Almira Watts of Enosburg Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pareseau of st. Al
bans and Mr. and Mrs. John Mvott of East
Fairfield Milo Proper. who has been very
ILL is some better,
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Miss Curtis. district nurse Of burlington,
gave an interesting talk to tho King s
Daughters at their meeting Thursday
Fred Cstlin is building barn ON the
farm which he purchased of the Jay
Spicer estate. He will also have well
drilled on the place.--Huber Taft OF
Starksboro was in town the first Of the
weck---W. F. Smith Of Hineshurs Wis
tied relatives in town last week.--Mr
and Mrs. Y. q Nay ot jericho were a
II. F. Tilley's Saturday.
Miss Ada Foote of Portland, Me. elde5'
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Foo
of South Burlington. and Harry Polar
ot Dannemora. y. Y. were married i"
Hardwick SATURDAY. They will reside al
Dannemora, where Mr.. Pollard owns =
large farm.
Friday afternoon at is o'clock there
will he a meeting Of the teachers o
South Burlington. Sholhurnc, ant
Charlotte a. the high school in Shel
burne. Tho schools in these towns vii
be closed Friday afternoon.
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Kearney. Ward i: Ballot clerks, r. 8.
Kimball and William H. Driscoll as
sstants. l.. A. curtis and +. r. Spear;
ward clerk, c. II. Chase. Ward 6; Ballot
clerks. Edward Braut and Royal ".
Larry; assistants. i. j. Sisco and John
Brennan ward clerk, NJ. r. Sullivan.
n r Marvin has severed his connection
with the choir OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church and A. G. s. Beeman has been ap
pointed choir master in Mr.. Marvin's
place. Mr. Beeman will take up his dp.
ties next sunday
Several changes are announced at the
Offices of the Central Vermont Railway
company. effective November /. The po-
stion Of locomotive foreman. formerly
held nv II. j. Hague, has been abolished.
The ONCE Of assistant mechanical super
intendent, held by James Duguid. will be
moved from the shops TO the roundhouse,
where Mr. DuGuid will handle the work as
| hcretofore NJ. Edward Barnes is APP
pointe ed chief clerk to the mechanical SUI
perrin endent. Edward Dillon has been ap-
| pointed shop master mechanic with super
vision over all locomotive works in st.
Adams, and f. +. Corrigan has been APP
pointed roundhouse foreman.
| Mr. and Mrs Louis Bernhard Of St
| Adams town have announced the mar.
tldSe cnGdEenlenl VI tiielr uduSntet, MIS-,
| Mildred Frances lombard. to Louis s
| Menard son OF Mr. and Mrs. II. Menard
Of ST Adams town. The marriage vii
| take place the latter part OF this month.
! Mrs r. y. Kendall OF Enoshurg Fall,
! is the guest of her daughter Mrs. w. z
! Fuller.
Tho marriage Of Miss c5eorgianna A
| Daniels of this city to f. u. sullivan
| formerly Of burlington. took place at st
Marys Church Monday morning at -
| O'clock the Rev. u. J O'Sullivan per
| forming the ceremony. Miss Mary NJ
| sullivan. sister, and Thomas n. Sullivan
| brother, Of The groom, attended the brida
couple After trip to Burlington AM
Montreal Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan will re
| ri in,
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MILTON.

he funeral of Mr.. Shonio. the aged
her Of Mrs. Paul Duchane, was held
ISt AIMS Church on Tuesday, with
frment in the Catholic cemetery He
81 years old and had made his home
|h Mrs. Duchane for several years
+. Mary Robinson is very i'll and has
rained nurse from Burlington to at
h her--H c. McNall has returned
b somerviTle, Mass. Mrs McNal is
|at the home Of her daughter, Mrs, +.
Eonham, in Somervile and was not
to return with him Jed Patterson
moved into Mrs. l.. Graves house
. North Streets q Brush and Mrs.
tier Brush of Burlington were over
kday guests At II A Brushs Mrs
her Young has gone to Springfield,
IS, O Join her husband, who has a
Iition there--~Mr and Mrs Wilfre1
$ns. who were recently married, left
Detroit, Mich. Tuesday evening,
ERE he has A position--M Grace
lines Of Burlington spent Tuesday
h her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
lines The Rev. d. H. strong attended
special meeting of the congregational
lrches of the county at Burlington
esdsy in regard to the tercentenary
gram. Miss Austin of Essex juno
was an over-Sunday guest Of Miss
bel Newton.
he pastors subject sunday morning Al
Methodist Church will he Humility. =
1day school at noon; evening at 7:3o
he Good Shepherd :" Tuesday evening
worth League. Thursday evening, pray
meeting. The Ladies Aid of this
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UNDERHILL.

r and Mrs. II. r. Aver and family
Wesley Aver of Newport spent sun
in town with their parents, Mr. and
| {. l.. Aver. G. Fowler returned
b Ludlow Monday night where he
called by the illness of his sister.
4 Charles Mann. Queen Esther
bic cleared s12 at their Halloween social
hday nC.-Williain Reynolds is az
be III with scarlet fever. Mrs. Viola
bic of Sehec, Me. is the guest ot
B. George Gravelin this week.-Mrs.. f.
Boughton of Valley Falls, n Y. is
hiding few days with her daughter
+ F. r. Hunt-Miss Phyllis Burnett
Nlllston visited her sister. Mrs. s. f
Eson, over Sunday.-G. ~ Benedict
b is travelling for The New England
Festead," came Friday for few days
town, returning Monday to his work
Erattle boro