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ENOSBURG FALLS.

The at home" reception for tho new
rector, the Rev. l.. Curtis DenneH. and
former rector, the Rev. w. T. ForsNthc,
in ST. Matthew's parish house Thursday
evening was a very pleasant affair and
was we'll attended by the townspeople.
Another former rector, the Rev. J.. =.
Stone of Swanton. was also present and
Was warmly greeted i. \. Lawrence Of
Lowell Mass, who came to town by
auto with his nephew. W. l.. Gardner,
Tuesday, Nov II. returned home Thurs
day evening Limitations have been issued
10 the senior class dance to he held in
Foresters' hall Wednesday evening. No
vembcr - kimhalfs orchestra VIII tur-
nish tho USiC.-Announccmcnt + mad"
by Mrs j. Bullock of Lacollc, Quo, Of
the onga cement of her daughter, Miss
Mabel Irene. to Howard Pratt, son of
Or. G. A. Pratt OF this place. The mar
riagc viii he solemnizcd at the nom" Of
the brides mother December Mrs,
Charles Coan has gone TO Linden, Mass
TO visit her son. s. ". Perkins. after
few weeks with her sister, Mrs, {, H..
Stetson.--J. A. Harvey has resigned his
position Is cashier OF Dr. i. j. Kendall
company after Il years OF service. he
has gone to Newfane for a short Naca-
ton before taking UP new work and ~
vet undecided AZ to the future, lie has
resigned ms position as NllldS' 'ltTh' W
which the trustees have appointed NJ. l..
| Irish for tho unoXpired period. His fam
! lily is with Mrs. Harveys parents, Mr..
and Mrs g. u. Stratton, for the press
cnt.-Harlon Towlc of South Berkshire
| and daughter Melba were thrown from
q carriage recently while descending the
| hill out oC this village ON their way
| home, when the harness gave way. BY
! the greatest good fortune and timely ar
rival of help neither one was seriously
! hurt
Among those who went on the Mont
| real excursion from here were Mrs. T. l..
| lavery and son. Fred, Isaac Gold, Mr.
GeorCianna Smith and Mr.. ~ pandeliu
The social Of the Unity class in the
home of Mrs. +. +. Mcfeeters Friday
evening was of the nature of faroWoU
| TO Mrs II ~ kiddcr, the assistant
teacher, who is to leave here within a
few weeks. She was made the recipient
If a gold brooch set with pearls. II was
also the annual meeting and the follow
ing officers were elected: PRECEDENT MR.
T.. T. Beatty; vice president Mrs. j. q
Gaines; secretary, Mrs Sylvia McMullen
treasurer. Miss Sadie Maynard. IIostesso'
and Chairmen for the socialS were alsc
elected. -Ciuilford Guyett and Leonard
! Rushford have each shot buck one
was also taken near South Franklin II
whose chase and capture r. L. WIDER
Lawson Rich and several others had
part clarence Osha of Nrthneld was II
town Friday night-tirant and solomon
Johnson Of Canaan y. Y, sons or itlran
Johnson. one-tlme OF Franklin were
guests of their cousin, l.. A Willard,
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r,orners.-The Misses Helen and Bertha
scbijlhammer were in Burlington Mon
day.-Mrs. Ellen Percival. who has been
visiting in Burlington. has returned. Dur
ing her absence she celebrated her slst
birthday. The Misses rcrsis and Gladys
1Ianlev, who attend high school in Essex
were a the home Of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs Hiram Hanlcy, over Sunday.-Mr
and Mrs Allen Chesmore have closed
their house on Church street and have
gone TO Connecticut for the winter-Mrs
Lillian Reed, who has been visiting at the
home of Mrs Nellie Goodwin and Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Hutchinson, has gone
to North Williston to visit her sister,
Mrs. Harry NJ. Fay.--Mrs. Albert Byington
and son, Merrill, who have been visiting
in North Ferrisburg the past few days,
have returned home.-E. 4. Williams e.
Co.'S mill is not running for few days
owing to the breaking of some part OF
| the machinery. Fred Buxton is ILL
| Madam Buxton. who has been i'll Of throa,
trouble, is better.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

~ the annual meeting Of the Nom'
ans Foreign Missionary society Of the
CcngrcgationaJ church, held with Mrs
l.. e. Atwood Thursday afternoon. the
FOLLOWING officers were collected; PrcSi-
dent, Mrs, Harriet Carpenter. vlce-presi-
dent. Mrs. Alfred Webster; secretary ana
treasurer, Mrs. r. j. Parker
John w. MCLane of Colchester and
Anna Manner we're married in the Meth
odist parsonage Wednesday, NOV, By
the Rev. G. H. Lock.
John Sharpley shot deer in Bolton
Friday which dressed at about 700 pounds,
Henry Parzo and family have moved Ia
Johnson, where they have bought farm,
+ MIR. Parizo has worked as a section hand
for the c. V. r, r, at this place for sew
eral years.
The Drury Brick and Tile company are
burning their last kiln Of brick for the
| season. This kiln contains 10000 brick.
william Roberts and family, who have
lived in one of Charles Wrisley's houses
have moved TO Westford.
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FAIRF AN.

MI. Marion (Southard) forSA Tn dled
saturday morning after an illness of only
a few days, aged 81 years, seven months
aud one day The funeral was held Mon
DAY at two O'Clock at the Methodist
Episcopal Church, Of which she was
most, devoted mombor.-Mrs George hall
of Burlington Is visiting her father, NJ
V. Hicks MIR. and Mrs. IL. b Bellows
are expected home from New York city
this week The Fidelity class Will meet
for study Friday evening with Mrs. q. l.,
Butlor.-Thc Rev. O. l.. Aiken was IN
SWanton saturday to attend funeral
Mr. and Mrs. II. |. Goodsell were called
to Sholburne sunday by the death OF Mrs
Goodsells mother. Mrs. Peet--N endell
Southland is very i'll with the Srip'-Mrs'
NJ r. Strait is confined To tho house by
llness.-Mr and Mrs, Z, l.. Marvin were
in Burlington saturday.
Raymond Williamson accidentally shot
himself through the foot Mohday toTe-
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JERICHO.

MI ''hn arr''' N'' od.'' ~ i"
Ian recently on account ol ,Hf I'IeS9 "'
nor aunt. MISS Ha'tlc M'Mdnoh'-"ldudll
Buxton u '"nnned 10 'ne n"uSc WV"
nr"n'Ol'lS. n"'naS N"r'dn N"S III '9s
''hc,lon N'"h'saaN on ""E'''S',
ana NIF con Mo'I"" N'.' /" o'u
ter November '' I" attend INC "''"'h. 81
MT MORGAN B. sister, 'o''il'''- Nv
dairl's oi arthur Packard ANA l'e'eh'on
ki'c were recently tested ana an were
round Ire" from 'uhorc"IoSiS--'hNl'
are ont Tor masquerade 'all gwen ny
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

News has been received here Of the
death of Sol Story, Jr.. former resident
of This city, which occurred at his home
-, ,:,rdnrr. Mass. Nov Il from the ef-
foc,e of a stroke of paralysis. He was
prominent in the Masonic fraternity
N,rhiIo in this city and later. after NOV
,o harrington. Mr.. story was in the
,,r,s service. He had made his home
j., cardnor for the past four years,
Funeral services for Judge William O..
,rocnc aged g. years, who died suddenly
I',,, on, O'Clock Thursday morning at
49, homo in st. Adams Bay, were held
a, his late home Sunday afternoon at
%, a,clock The Rev. John Benjamin
,,aooc pastor OF the Methodist Episco-
"a church. officiated and the burial
p'' ,,o,I IN the Bay cemetery. Mr.. Greene
vas born in st. Adams June IS isAs. son
nson u. and Phidela Greene He
oi EN.,,catcd in the common schools OF
", Albans and Georgia. For many years
he he made made his home in Georsis and was
a aa Of the influential farmers OF the town
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The klnes Daughters met with
Mrs. \. \. Curry AT $50 Wednesday aft
ornoon.--Frcd Martin who had leg
broken and Vas otherwise injured when
he was run over by an Automobile on
the evening Of election day, has been
moved with his family TO the home Of
his father-in-laW, Lewis Breo. where he
is being cared tor.-Mrs. }. j. Van Sick
len, who has been suffering with rheuma
tlsm, is improVing.-f Taft and Roy
Farrand have gone to StarkshOrU, deer
hunting-Mr. and Mrs. Alison Rollins
have returned from Charlotte, where they
had passed a few days at ". G. Liver
morc's Miss Ruth LiVcrmorc accompany
ing them home.
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william, Thorp.---hsrles Palmer is spend.
inc a few DAYS with his daughter Mrs
harrington. in North Ferrisburg Mrs.
y 7 Carpentier who has been visiting
friends in Burlington for several days, re-
turned home Saturday. About 20 Of the
friends of Mrs William Thorp gave her
birt hdav anniversary Refreshments we're
served.- Lanihan has returned from
Montreal and will spend the winter in
charlotte Dow has como to lin
coin on a deer hunting trr. The mar
rage of Miss Marie Bissonette and Gay
lord Goodrich both residents of Hines
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MONTGOMERY.

George Smith, Arden LaPlant. Lomhev
LABEL and Ralph Cummings each brought
deer in town last weekend Clayton
Fuller expects to go back to Boston FRI
day.-Mrs. Roy Combs has been visiting
relatives in town for a few days.--'rhs
Brotherhood Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church mot at tho parsonage Monday
night-Charles Fushey and daughter
Amelia, who have been visiting in town,
returned 10 their home in Coventry Mon
day.-Master Kenneth Cassavant Went 10
Newport Monday subject next Sun
day morning at the Methodist Episcopal
Church viii be. "Dco Gratias" tThanks
to Cod; address TO young people. "Skoot-
ing: evening Frustrated Purposes. -
Next Sunday morning will be thanksgiv-
ing service AT the Methodist Episcopal
Churcn. An invitation IS extended to all
lCval A Americans
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SHELBURNE.


Mrs. Lucy Norton Rect died at j''H
O'Clock Thursday afternoon at the HON"
Of her daughter Mrs. {, NJ, Russell IN
this village, following short illness.
Mrs. Peet was one Of the oldest residents
Of Shelburnc. she Wa born on
May 70, ls-%. at Bristol. the daughter OF
Wolcot and Mehitabel Norton. In ia"
she was married to Alison +. rect VINO
died February 2, lS", Mrs Feet Is sur
vlved by three danghterS' MIS- russell
Mrs, Ootto Swenscn of Winnipeg Man
and Mrs. H. l. Goodsell Of Fairfax: ny
two sons. q. r Feet OF Shelburne and
w j. Feet of Wolherton Mlnn.' ana ny
one brother, &, w Norton OF Bristol
Mrs Feet was member OF the Meth
odist Episcopal Church of this village,
from which the funeral was hold At
one O'CLOCK SATURDAY afternoon.
Over 100 tounspeople partook of the
oyster supper served Friday evening by
RepresentatiVe-elect Walter Webster ia
his friends. After supper dancing was
enjoyed. Earl \. Braman pianist assisted
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WESTFORD.

quiet but very pretty wedding took
place at tho Baptist parsonage in Vest
ford Wednesday, Nov. is. when Miss Lucy
Castle, only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Castle, was united in marriage
to Harry Bates, a prominent business
man of this place. Tho young
couple after spending n few days in
Montreal will return to Westford. where
they will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. II. Perry were pleas
antly surprised recently by a visit from
the members OF the Westford band and
their lady fricnds.--Deer have been
secured by Waller Hunter and George
Macia Mrs Viola Pepper is visiting her
brother, Amos Stearns. The F'ortnightly
club will meet on Thursday with Mrs.
Eva lIall-Mrs. Frank Smith has return
cd from a visit to her daughter. Mrs
Frank Calkins, in Morrisville. Fred Rice
of Mt. Hermon, Mass, spent Sunday with
his sister, Mrs. Rolla Pcrry.lt Is hoped
that there may be large attendance al
the Farmers club Friday evening. Mr.
Lcggett and Mr. Dana arc 70 speak -
George Rice has returned from visit
10 his sons in New Jerscy.Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Elmer and infant daughter anc
Henry Cam visited In Fairfield recently
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MILTON BORO.

Earl Costello is at the home Of r. l..
Bullock. Mr.. and Mrs. pcrloy Gabarce
ana son Raymond were at East Georgia
Sunday.-Ernest Elmer and family we're
at M. c. Bevins Sunday at West Geor-
Eia Lawrence Stanley spent Friday
night ana Saturday in Fairfax.--Sevcral
from this place were in st Adams sat
urday.-Mss Bartlett's dancing classes
will meet in *. of r. hall Thursday, tho
Children's class at four o'clock in the
afternoon, the adult class at eight in the
evening.-Wa alter Robertson and Leon
Lester were in this place November ~
CLARK Mitchell was in this place Novom-
her
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

The Nelson & Hall company Of this
place arc busy building their branch mill
1T Samsonvilie. \ large number of work
mon are being carried there from hcra
each day ny automobile. The funeral ~
William Demar was held Monday morn
ing at the catholic Church, the Rev. IA
thcr Cote conducting it, Mr.. Demar died
at the st. Adams hospital Friday after
having had leg amputated about A week
previous. Austin Newcity vas taken TO
the st Adams hospital. where he had an
operation for appendicitis Saturday
Harry Lucia has gone to Housekeeping
in one Of Nelson Il Hall company's houses
on Mill street.--Mr. and Mrs. II r. DIM
stead of East Franklin are in town -
Miss kathrne Domming Of Massachu-
sets is visiting Alfa Din. T Hall ha7
gone to Grand Bay, Ala, to visit his
| hrOt her and fthn
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MILTON.


|mong the successful deer hunters from
town arc: John DUFFY, Jr" who snot
luck in Huntington, and i. d Latham
b shot one in Bcvidcrc.
he remains Of Mrs, Bridget Howley
|ry we're brought here Monday eve
< from hartford. Conn. where she
b at the home Of her daughter. They
re accompanied by her daughter ano
lband Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Barrett
i funeral was held at ST. Ann .nuf,n
ksday morning ut nine O'clock tns
l. +. Paauet officiating. lnterih.ue
\ in the Catholic cemetery bes'oes ".'
lighter. she leaves ono SON. VINO Is III
ska. also two sisters, Mrs. Juiia bd''S
D Mrs. Peter Smith, and two oro,oe's :,
ward HoNlcN OF ehc'ouL,e an ,.,,a,ho.
wiley of this place ne fn,'a',',a
Is of tho congregational 'u,'.n!
DOL will hold japanese bazaar 81 Wv
ltrv Saturday afternoon and eNe,''n-'
kanese articles Will be on sale anu t.'
waters will he served.-Mrs' W. VI
'ndall has returned from 81 N'ua',0
ere she had IN operation perlo''''c.,
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HILL WEST.

Mr.. aud Mrs. Ordaway of East Bakers
field spent Sunday with their daughter.
Mrs. Fred Jcwett-Mrs. II. NJ. SNlvcS-
ter and children are passing u few days
at the home of her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Austin McGrail.-Mrs. Charles Cotfron
is ill.--The cottage prayer meeting Will he
held at James Bodcttcs Friday evening.
MIR and Mrs. W. +. Shangraw and
da lighter, Tressa, have been visiting rel
ativcs in Montreal.A son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wethcrhy, NoVcm-
her i2. The Rev. Mr.. Erwin Of paWtuc-
bet. r. |. preached here sunday evening
Thomas JeWett was among one of the
first of the lucky deer hunters in this
section.-Mrs. John Jewett is lll.-Franf
Rouse of PawtuCket, i. /, l. visiting in
his nilNn
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HINESBURG.

'rhe Kings Daughters Will have An al
| y meeting this week Friday at the
SnyreCational vtStry with Mrs. Fred
AIen,an as hostess The ladies VIII sew
some suffering families from ton tn
rec o'clock. At three o'clock there VIII
devotional exercises with a spc"'al
ksnkscivins topic. \ nickel contrlou-
$n from the members is requcsted 10
rrv on relief work through the Naca-
II month of December Dinner viii he
rved at noon. Everyone interested In
lining the needy is invited to attend
Il Everyone is cordially invited
social supper and school entertain
rnt h. the pupils OF the primary ana
+ern1ediatc schools in the town nail
Wednesday, evening. November -, the
Incoeds Ia hc used to pay for victrola
Ii the school
Mrs Susan Footc Clark, widow of the
E Law Clark. was found dead in bed
rdav morning az the home OF her SON.
brer. She Was Sc years old. Fay Clark
Claremont, Y H.. another son, and
RS. Edwin prindlo of Charlotte daugh-
also survive. Tho funeral service
ere held at the house Tuesday at ! ~
II, with burial later in East Charlotte
metery. Mrs. Clark retired Saturday
ching apparently in her usual health
hen found she seemed merely asleep
pr husband was MORALLY gored by q
III three wears ago.-The primary and IN
Immediate grades of the village schoo
Il give "A Thanksgiving entertainment
the town hall tho night before FRANKS
ring day.-Thc Rev. and Mrs. +. w
cminway returned from poughkcepSie
Y, Friday
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COLCHESTER.

4 farewell reception was given TO the
Rev. ". W. Smith and family at the
home OK Mr.. and Mrs. Z Il. Severance.
About 10 we're present. After refresh
ments were served remarks were made
by Mr. Smith, who has boon pastor of
the Congregational church here for about
eight years. Miss Doris Wright who is
attending MONTPELIER Seminar, spent
the Weekend with her parents Mr. and
Mra L.. :. WriGht.--Dr. and Mrs y. H.
Kenyon we're visitors in Burlington Mon
day. Mrs. Della Wolcott Is very ill.,
very interesting Lincoln-Lee Temperance
program was given in the Baptist Church
az the SUNDAY school hour It consisted
Of songs, recitations and readipgs.--The
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Baptist Church
mot for sowing Wednesday afternoon
\ very pretty wedding took place at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur s. Nor
gan Of Colchester last week Wednesday
evening. when their daughter. Miss Flo.
renee Mabel Morgan. was united in mar
riage to Dir. Charles y. Perkins Of BUR
/ lnEton. The Rev. Wesley W. Smith.
pastor Of the Congregational Church. per-
! formed the ceremony IN the presence Of
! about % relatives and friends The house
| wac tastefullY decorated with noted
! plants and cNcrgrcens, interminCled with
! scarlet berries. The bride was gowned
, in white satin charmcusc with white
tulle and pearl trimming. Her tulle veil
! was held in place by band of seed
pearls. She carried a shower houuuet of
brides roses and maiden hair fern The
matron Of honor was Mrs. FLOYD Sander
son of Milton. 4 sister Of the bride, who
wore her wedding gown Of white satin
charmeuse. vciltd with shadow lace and
trimmed with seed pearls. and carried
nj 1rGs 4,
was Ruel f, Baldwin of Burlington. ire
ccdinc the ceremony, Mrs. Raymond
Sanderson presided at the rano anc
rendered It "Barcarolle" from "es Conte;
y Hoffman, and the bridal marcel
from '1Ohcngrin During the cere
monY oh Promise Me- vas PLAY ed. fol
lowed by Mendelsohns weddn:
march while the bridal couple were re
cevinc congratulations. A reception wa
held. and dainty refreshments were serv
cd. The wedding gifts were numerous
, and beautiful Dr. and Mrs. Perkins lef
, Immediately after for wedding trip t.
Montreal and other points. Upon thcl
return they will reside in Burlington
The guests from out Of town to atten'
the wedding we're Mr. and Mrs. Eufu
Perkins. father and mother of the groom
Mrs. Lucille Perkins and daugh 81
Pauline, Mr. ard Mrs. sam Everett an
Miss Josephine Everett. Mr.. and Mrs L
Young and daughter. Dorothy. Mr. an
! Mrs ethan Howard, Mr.. and Mrs Bue
: Baldwin Mr. and Mrs w. o. Spear, Mis-
Mae Willard, Mrs Louise Evans, an
Earle Evans, all of Burlington, Mr.. an
Mrs Charles McNal. and Mrs. Lott
!, McNall Of Essex Junction, Mr.. and Mr.!
: Leon :. Morgan OF Jericho and Mr. an
: Mrs. Floyd G. Sanderson OF Milton.
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noon while out hunting. Herbert Elnsr
brought him TO the village and he was
later taken to the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tai for treatment. The funeral Of Mrs.
Marion Southard Forsyth was held at the
Methodist Episcopal church Monday ar
ternoon at two O'Clock. The pastor, the
Rev. o. T.. Aiken, officiated and remarks
were made by the Rev. S. S. Brigham
The bearers were her three nephcws and
stcpson. Arthur, Rollo and Clarence
Southland Of this place and Frank For
syth Of Enosburg. The choir sang two
selections and George Lawton and r. g.
Cherrier sang a duet, by request The
burial was in the South Plains cerctcry,
beside the sister who died last March.
Those from out Of town to attend the fu-
neral were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Forsyth
OF Enosburg. The floral tributes were
hea utiftI
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FLETCHER.

Eugene Rivers has moved INTO Felix
Cirffins tenement MIR. Jacobs l. to
move into Fay Hull's tenement house and
work for Mr. Hull.--William Clark Of
Charlotte has moved in with Albert Aus
tin.--O. II. Como has been suffering with
blood poisoning IN ono hdnd.-ElrdZor
TAYLOR, who went to Watcrville to hunt
deer. shot a buck the first day Of the
omen season. Leslie Parsons, who is il,
at the ST Adams hospital, remains about
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Miss Pearl Williams. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Edward Williams of this place.
and Charles l. Seaman Of Chase street,
Burlington, were married by the Rev
r. II. Washburnc at the Congregational
parsonage in Winooski Saturday. They
are TO reside in Fletcher
The Woodmcn's annual ball will be held
in Forcstcrs' hall Friday evening Music
Will he furnished by Queen City or
chcstra and an oyster supper will be
served. The committees arc: Floor, G. r..
Grow, c. H. Barnes; introduction, Elmer
Taft. Bert Prescott, Chaunccy Burncs and
A. T.. Tanner.
w. u. johnson & Son paid SLIP for
standard milk for the month of October.
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SOUTH FRANKLIN.

\ genuine surprise visit was given Mr..
and Mrs Elmer T. Colcord who we're
recently married in Watcrto"N y, Y,
at the home of Mr.. Colcord parents,
where they are passing week. The
visitors brought refreshments Thev also
made the couple several presents II val
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

MIR and Mrs. Guy Corcss Of Waitsheld
re visiting her mother, Mrs Allen Car.
cntor.--Mrs. Ralph Gorton Of Montreal
Ian. is visiting her parents, Nh. aud Mr.
ohm Andrews, The Rev. Charles
Eamsey hogan holding meetings here
Wednesday cvoning.--F II. Became and
francis Craig are lucky deer hunters so.
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FRANKLIN.

Leonard Fullcr was taken to tho -. Al
bans hospital Thursday. DIR. and Mrs
WEIGH were in - Adams recently TO see
her sister. Mr.. Spencer, who is i'll in
the hospital.--There are about Eve inches
of snow and tho sloiChin= is good
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of tho church after painting the
itorium and making other repairs.
residents of the town and friends
n "A distance, regardless of demon
tional lines, are invited to join in
worship and fellowship of the &C.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Mildred Powers ri 8i.hiord ~
spending fcv dlNs - homo Mrs. }.
l.. pcactcllc of Manchester, y. H.. IS NiS-
King her parents. M and Mr.. Il
-
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CONTINUED on pnsc four).
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-04
HOUSE committee CHAIRMAN
EELOQUENTOVERMLAUEA

"The Bishop estate. an educational
and eleemosynary trust, Is owner Of
a large part Of these privately owned
lands (which II is proposed to include
in the park areaJ. The trustees arr
very public-spirited men. whom /
know would put no obstacle IN the
way of public Improvement ~
Describing the crateB and telling d
the ofBsrvatoFy's recording work
there, Prof. Jaggar said IN part -.
ct is a lake OF fire 1000 feet long.
splashing on its banks with noise
like the waves OF the sea. while great
fountains boil through Il so feet high.
sending quantities Of glowing spray
over the shore with kissing Of gases.
rumbIing. and blue flames playing
through creyices Il Is ever changing
and the record OF these changes Is
being kept from day to day, photo
graphically and otherwise. by the Ha-
waiian volcano observatory.