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WESTFCRD.

The Pythian Sisters will give poverty
party at the X, T. hall Thursday eve
ning-NIiss Ruby Smith, who is in charge
of the Notwithstanding department of
the Bellows Free Academy, spent the
weekend with Miss Lennie Grow.-A
union memorial service will be held at
the Baptist Church next Sunday.-Arthur
Sweeney and Miss Wells were married at
the Baptist parsonage Saturday evening
by the Rev. w. W. Whte.-Ninc members
Of the Fortnghtly club attended the
meeting of the Outlook club at Essex
Center Saturday afternoon.-Because of
illness Mrs Louia Macomber was unable
TO teach in the primary department last
Monday and Tuesday. Her place was
taken by Miss Lennic Grow, The Fort
nightly club will meet with Mrs. Kate
Stearns Thursday.-Andrew Shores and
son. John. have gone to Connecticut to
work 1t is expected the rest OF the fam
ily will go soon.-W. w, Kimball Is con-
fined to the house by illness.
There will be IL farmers meeting Fri
day evening, 1t is expected that the
Westford band will furnish music. The
Women's Union will serve cake and
lemonade and Mrs. l.. L. Irish at
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mates. The town committee is w. C. Liv-
ermore, y. H. Byngton, II. H. Claxton.-
Word has been received of the birth May
II of n daughter, Betty Martha, to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles A. sherwin, Jr., of
Fitchburg Mass. Mrs. sherwin will be
remembered as Miss G. Alfredda Stod-
dard, daughter of DR.. and Mrs f. K
Stoddard
Mrs. Patrick Rico and child of New
York city are visiting her sister, Mrs.
Peter Cole.-Tho alfalfa demonstration
which was to have been held at Harry
Pa!mers last week was postponed un-
til this week Saturday at 10: p. m.-Mrs.
Henrietta Foote and Miss Stcbbins of
Burlington are visiting at Mrs. j. 10.
williams. Miss lila Whaley is ill.-John
Ramsey has returned to school at
Poultney which has been closed for
while on account of scarlet fever
There was a large attendance at the
strawberry festival last weck-Mr and
Mrs w. II. Boardman have bought Mrs
Fields place and will take possession
July Mrs. Hungerford Of Canada is
visiting ut G.. II. Cook s.-Dr. T.. w
IIigbee who lived here in his early life
and has relatives here. has just died
NJ MS nome III northampton, MASS
Mrs. f.. r. Smith is recovering from
her recent illness.
All Indications point to a big crop Of
apples this season SO far the hay
crop looks fine All farm work Is very
much behind The roads are now In
fine shape between burlington, Yer.
gennes, New Haven and Brlstol-Dr
and Mrs. f. II. Alexander and their
daughter. Miss Marion, a graduate Of
Minnesota University, Minneapolis, ex-
pect to visit O. II. Alexander about July
l. They will visit Chicago, Washington,
d. C., Baltimore. Philadelphia. New
York and Boston before reaching YER
mont.-Large quantities of milk are be-
ing received at the milk plant this
month--Mrs. Bell Tucker and son, and
Miss Sadie stone and William Melrose
started for Hartford, Conn, May 20 en-
pecting to return the 24th.--Mrs. Bell
Tucker and Miss Ruth Porter of Bur
| lington start for Chicago June. They
will visit Cincinnati, Ohio, Detroit and
! Buffalo, on their return home. They
will be gone two weeks.-Charles Foote
is improving the roads between Shell
burne lire and North Ferrisburg
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The postponed missionary meeting was
held at the vestry Wednesday after
noon of this Week.-Mrs. Nicola Beers has
been out of school for IL week on account
Of ilness.-Miss Frances Bradford. who
has been i'll for several weeks. has gone
to Or. 7. E. Hays sanitnrium in Bur
lincton for treatment.-Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Whalley attended the funeral serv
Ices of Mr. Whaley's uncle. Alexander
Hall, in Shelburne l'riday.--Euzeb Rock
has moved his family to Burlington from
George Reeds tenement, which he has
occupied for a year or more.-G. W.
Narney Of Waitsfiold. a former resident
of Charlotte, is visiting IN the home of
his brother, DR., Narney, and with other
friends in tOwn.-Mr. and Mrs. r. q.
Whalley have returned from Bristol.
where they visited Mrs. Whaliey's sister,
Mrs, George Eagan.-Mr and Mrs. Frank
Hazard of North Hyde Park mOtored to
Charlotte Sunday and spent the day with
their cousins, Nj and Mrs. II. II, Clax-
ton.-Mrs. Sarah Dumas of Bristol spent
Sunday in town as the guest of her
brother, j r. Tageart, and Mrs Taggart.
Mrs. Theodore Videtto Of Vergennes
and two children, who has spent week
in the family Of her brother. f. w.
Carpenter left for Colchester Sunday to
visit her parents Mir. and Mrs. Il. II.
Carpenter @. Van Nliet has recently
Installed an underground gasOlcne tank
with sidewalk pump at the Square Deal
earage.--2. w. Emo and Edward Doug lass
were in Waltham Saturday at the farm
of William Jackman on business.-tlenry
Putnam Of Lansing, Mich, has been visit
Ing his grandparents. DR.. and Mrs. Var
uey.-Thc proceeds Of the exhibition given
last torn BY Miss Coursey's pupils was
utilized to purchase Il bookcase for tho
school roOm.-Mrs William Thorp and
little son, Robert. has returned home
from Spreading several days in Poultney
with her mother, Mrs Thomas Scott
The village school was closed Friday and
/ the teachers spent the day visiting schools
in Burlington ana Wlnooski.-Mr and
Mrs. Eugene Tucker and two children,
MRS. Della Stowe and Edwin Hin, all Of
/ Lincoln. motorod to Charlotte sunday to
| visit Mr.. fuckers sister. Mrs. Charles
I Dow, aud famiy.-A, w. Cove of Bristol
spent Sunday with relatives in town
Mr. ana Mrs, Morton Chittehden of
Jericho spent Sunday in Charlotte, guests
of Mrs. Chittendens sister, Mrs H. NJ,
Whitney, and family
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WEST BOLTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Mace and children
of Wiliston visited Mrs. j. Gregory last
week.-The mountains were white with
snow May 1S--E. X. Davis was in Essex
Saturday and Sunday to see his mother,
who Is ill.-Mss Dorothy Smith is at
home.-Mr, and Mrs. William Gregory of
Montpelier spent the weekend with his
mother. Mrs. Julia Gregory Robert
Streeter of Richmond spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w Streeter,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Tatro OF Jericho visited
hcr mother, Mrs. T.. NJ. Gile, Sunday
Elwood Morrill, vsas at home from Bur
lington over Sunday.-Mrs. j. Hoskins and
Miss Ryder of Jericho were at G., w. Kel
loggs Sunday.-Isaac Chase of St. AL
bans is visiting his son, II. T. Chase
Alonzo Chase of St. Adams was in town
Monday Mrs. j. II. Smith returned home
Tuesday, having spent several days with
friends in Jonesville and Burlington.
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JERICHO.

Town Representative Frank $, Jackson
of Dnderhll will be the speaker at the
pre-mcmoral exercises to be given by the
school children in the school hail in this
village MIR, and Mrs. John T., Krewed
and daughter. Elizabeth, ana Carl
Brenecky Of Mamaroneck, n. Y. arrived
in town Friday night and will board at
the home of Lorenzo Rce--Mrs, Thomas
Adrien and daughter We're over-Sunday
visitors at the home of Mrs. Margaret
Carroll of Essex Junction.-Nsrs Reavey
of Johnson is visiting friends and rela-
lives In town for n few days-The
Jericho creamery paid for the month OF
April Al cents for butter fat and 81 GA
for standard milk.-Ernest Como has been
engaged as assistant,-Mr and Mrs Will
liam Iianley and son, clifford, and Mr..
and Mrs. Hammond Sinclair and son,
Howard. were in Morrisville Saturday to
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MILTON.

The remains of Mrs Andrew Gordon,
former resident Of this town, who
died at the home Of her son, Sidney
Gordon, at Fairfax Sunday. were
brought here Tuesday and the funeral
held ut the congregational Church at
one o'clock. The interment was be-
side her husband. who died several
years ago, in the village cemetery
Mr.. and Mrs. Romeo Mincker and two
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Mnck-
Ter and little daughter. and Mrs, Anna
Minckler of Grand Isle We're at George
Minckler's Sunday.-Albert Reynolds Of
Bethel spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs George Reynolds. Mrs,
Reynolds and little daughter, Marion.
have been here for several days.-Supt.
G. O. Turner has moved to the Frost
house on School street .-Frank Hoffs,
who Is at the Mary Fletcher hospital,
ia reported as more comfortable.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

The memorial exercises will be held
here Tuesday. The address will be de-
livered by Eugene Clowse. principal of
Richmond high school The band will
be IN attendance Mrs. Gertie Brewster
has purchased farm of Mr. and Mrs
Albert Lambert In Johnson.-John Gard
ner and George Dwire returned from
Bristol, Conn, Sunday Mrs l.. G.
How'd and children and Mrs. Annette
Savage of Montpelier were the guests
Of Mrs. II. J. Ellis over Sunday.-Mr
and Mrs. Jesse Gardner returned to
Plainfield Monday after visiting his par
ents Mr. and Mrs. r. Gardner, and
brother, Fred.-Stage Driver Brown has
purchased an automobile to be used in
carrying the mail between here and
Richmond Mr.. and Mrs V. r. Sargent,
d. p. Grange and Mrs. Gertis Brewster
visited friends in South Starksboro and
Lincoln Sunday
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WILLISTON.

There will be q box social and dance at
the Woodmen's hall Friday night All are
cordially invited Mr. and Mre Patrick
sullivan entertained n party Of ladies' n
few days ago.-Mrs. Sarah Leaf, Who was
quite i'll last week, is somewhat improved
The work on tho highway progresses
very slowly on account of so much rain
Mrs. Sadie krans and son, Marshal, were
the guests of her sister, Mrs. Clifford
Goodrich in Richmond Saturday and sun
day.-Mrs. Walter Winters from South
burlington was tho guest of her mother,
Mrs Henry Leaf. Sundav.-Miss Jennie
SIENNA of Boston has been here for week.
MIR. and Mrs Henry pattcn and dauRh.
ters from South Burlington called on Mrs
Joseph lombard, who is III. last Sunday
a Burke and family from Ba"rc called
on Mr.. and Mis-. Kendrcw recently.
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position, u promotion, with Swift &
co. He has been employed in thcir
Burlington office for six months
\ pretty wedding was that Of Miss
Helen Iavlgnc and Charles Vicmaire,
which was solemnizcd nt St Francis
Xavier Church Monday morning.
There was n large gathering Of friends
and relatives The Rev. j. T.. Parlseau
performed the ceremony and officiatcd
at the nuptial mass. The couple were
attended by their fathers During the
services at the church Edward Dupaw
sang "Salve Regina" and ave Maria"
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur r. Lavigne Of East Allen
street and the groom Is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Nilemaire of patt
street The ushers were Eli Lavigne
and ROLAND Lafcrrierc The bride was
attirc1 in blue silk and wore a hat of
gold lace. She wore II corsage bouquet
of white sweet peas. Her travelling suit
was of navy blue poplin. The wedding
breakfast was served at the brides
home, where n great variety of beau
tiful wedding gifts were displayed.
The color scheme in the decorations
were pink and white. They left for
weeks honeymoon TO be spent in Ros-
ton and Springfield Mass. on their
return they will reside at 80 Plat
street Mr. and Mrs. NJ II. Daniels of
Verrennes were here to attend the
wedding.
Another wedding at st. Francis Xavier
Church Monday morning was that OF
Miss Margaret Niens and Eugene Bleau
which was soemnized by the Rev j. f.
Pariscau. Joseph W. Douglas attended
the groom and Eugene Niens, brother Of
the bride, attended her. The wedding
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repairs on his house and grounds
Chauncey Burns and family spent Sun
day in tnderhill Milo Hazelton, who re-
Gently bought the Ladue place, is making
few repairs on the same.
There will be an ice-Cream social at
Carroll Cleveland's Friday night for the
the benefit of Pages Corner school
Everybody is cordially invited.-G. H.
Brown of Lancaster, Mass, is visiting
friends in town-Mrs. G. II. Mcbride of
Essex Junction was the guest of her
brother G. f. Bixby, Tuesday.
Bessie Allen is spending a few days in
Burlington. Cedric Flagg is ill.--C. Nea-
~ is ill.-Luman Reynolds is at the
Fanny Allen hospital. There will be
union services at the Methodist Epis-
copal Church Sunday.-The Grange OF
Essex were pleasantly entertained by the
Jericho Grange Tuesday evening.
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ESSEX JUNCTION,

William y. johnson n Son paid slCs
for standard milk for the month Of
April,
Mrs, Mary Taft has sold her place in
Richmond and has como here to reside
with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Holbrook
Miss Alice Stanley has resigned her
position in the Office Of Secretary of
State Guy w Bailey, where she has
been for about five years.
Twenty four members of the Fort
nightly club were delightfully."- enter
tanned by the outlook club Of Essex
Center at that place Saturday after
noon. Miss Bertha NJ Terrill of the
University of Vermont gave an inter
esting lecture The FOrtnightly club
of Westford were also guests
Mrs. l.. H. Peck. who suffered "A shock
several weeks ago, is Improving She
went yesterday to Shelhurne to spend
some time with her daughter. Mrs. l.. \.
Gates
The condition of Mrs, H. NJ. Snow, who
is very i'll at the home of her daughter,
Mrs Minot Smith, on Maple street, re-
mains unchanged,
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs. +. S Marvin and daughter re-
turned to Colchester Sunday after n
weeks visit with her parents She was
accompanied home by her mother, Mrs
e. II. Mnds.-Miss Carrie Bates enter
tanned the Kings Daughters Wednes-
day.-Therc are several cases of measles
In town.-Butler Ross of Burlington
visited his sister. Mrs. Alger, Saturday
and Sunday.-At the Sunday morning
Memorial service at the Center at 1890
O'Clock the Veterans. Sons of Veterans,
and Modern Woodman are requested to
attend PRINCIPAL Clore of the Rich
mond high school will deliver the adj
dress here Memorial day
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SHELBURNE.

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were r. c. Gossen. Michael McGrath.
r. Lessor and Henry G. smith, and
Thomas Cooney of Burlington. The
bearers were: c. y. Roberts. J. j. Cola
mer: NJ. l.. Thompson. q. NJ. Palmer, w.
j. Bradley and George Tayor There
were a large number of floral tributes,
including "A set piece from Friendship
Lodge of which Mr. Hall had long been
a member, Among those from away who
attended the funeral We're Thomas Hall
Of New York, +. y. Preston of White
Plains, y. Y, DR. Preston Of Bingham
ton, y. Y, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rob
erts of Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Morgan
have returned from a winter spent in
different parts Of the South and West
MIR. and Mrs. sydney Sumner have
arrived at Shelburne harbor from Bos-
ton, and will go out on the steamer
vermont, employed as steward and
stewardess.-Mss Cora Bard who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs Alfred
Martin. has returned to her home in
Ferrisburg.-Cardsh have been received
announcing the birth of a daughter.
Bette Martha. to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
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attend the funeral Of Edwin ~ Stewart
years ago an occasional visitor in this
village Wilhelm Schilhammer, who has
been home the past two weeks on nc
count Of Illness, has returned to Burlng-
ton-Miss Butts of Burlington has ar
rived and opened up her house for the
summer.-Nliss Bessie Percval supplied
in the grammar room Wednesday in the
village school, Mrs. Edythe NJ Perry
being called to Burlington to meet her
niece, who wns taken to the Mary Flet-
cher hospital for ment.-Raymond
White is confined to the house with the
measles.--Mrs. Laura Wells and daugh-
ter. who has been visiting Ms. Svbl
Wells. has returned to Mortified. Miss
Helena Flint OF Essex is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Mary F'llnt.-Mrs. West
Brigham returned Friday night from st.
Adams, whore she has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Walter Wardlav. the past
few days
MIR. and Mrs William Yantz and son,
Roland, of Bolton We're visitors Sunday
of Mrs. Sarah Townsend. Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Hitchcock and Mrs Carrie West
brook of Cambridge were visitors sun
day of Mr. and Mrs l.. C. Rice.-Miss
Ora Lavee was an over Sunday visitor
in Essex Junction.-Sherman Cochran
was an over Sunday visitor at his home
in Underhill Center.-Derway Irish has
received news OF the death of his uncle,
George Irish of Underhill.-Mrs. Fvaline
Wilton went Saturday to St. Adams,
where she will visit her daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Paige
Mr.. and Mrs Park Brown of Underhill
were visitors Sunday at the home Of MIR.
and Mrs Oliver Brown-George Whites
home is under quarantine for the
measles. Mrs. Ira Morse, who has been
confined to the house with throat trou-
BILE, is able to be out around The
Ladies help society of the Baptist
Church will serve icc-cream and cake
after the memorial exercises by the
school Miss Hazel pettingell. who
teaches in Essex. was at home over
sunday Hulburd was an over
Sunday visitor In BurlinEton.-M Min
ME Haskins was an over sunday visitor
in Richmond. Mrs. Aldrich and two
sons and Mrs. Tool of burlington were
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs John
Schillhammer Monday.-Mrs. Blodgett
and daughter Iris. of tnderhill visited
at the home of her son. Bert. Monday
Mr. and Mrs. H. s. Woodruff and son
Walter of Underhill were over Sunday
visitors Mt the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Halsey Cady.-Howard Dingle, who has
been very i'll in Burlington with measles,
has so far recovered SO as to come to
his home here.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Schillhammer left yesterday morning
for New York State on business.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

At a special meeting of the vestry
of St Matthews church Tuesday, May
ii. the resignation Of the pastor, the
Rev, William Garner, was accepted to
take effect at the pleasure of tho bish-
op.-Aliss Matte Ryan of I'm
derhiI and clair X Gleason of
this place We're married at the
district parsonage in St Adams
May %, the Rev w. b. Dukeshre Of
nciating. They will make their homo
with Mr.. Gleason's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. \. l.. Gleason. for the present.
\ shower was given Miss Lillian
Daigc Thursday evening in the homo
of l. \ Dcpatie in honor of her ap-
preaching marriage to Homer king
Mrs II r Reed went Friday to Mon
troal whore she will pass a few days
with MI Reed. who is employed there.
IL, f., DONNA has purchased a farm
in Ludlow, to which he is shipping a
team and some accessories purchased
hcre.-Mr and Mrs. Matthew thinner
man, who were married by the Rev,
IL. l.. Thornton in st. Adams Wednes-
day, have returned here. where they
are with the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Angus Campbell.-Mr. and Mrs.
T., j. lNl|r accompanied MT, ana Mrs.
t. f.. wilder to st. Adams Friday eve-
ming to the Tavern minstrel show.
Miss Ida Couture of this place and
Wlfrcd Dubuis, whose home is in Dun
ham, que, We're married in st. John
the Baptist Church Monday morn
ing, the Rev. q. II. l. Ecuyer officiating.
Mr. and Mrs S r. Stevens of Nor
risvile motored to town Sunday after
noon and passed the night with Mr..
Stcvens's sister, Mrs. F. A. Gleed. Mon
day, the two families left in the Stevens
car for a weeks trip through the
White mountain region to Boston, and
return-G. l.. Nichols returned Friday
from an auction of Jersey stock held
in Montague City bringing IS head of
cows Wilfred St. German. who left
here about a year ago for Johnson City.
y. Y, has been visiting among friends
here for n few days,-A son was born
Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ryea.-
Mr. and Mrs. c. a. Austin of Richford
passed sunday with Mrs Austin's sister,
Mrs. W. +, Gibson, on Maple Park-f.
Y, Simpson of Greensboro passed Sum
Continued ON page FOUR.
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ESSEN CENTER.

Mr. L. J. BiXby, who went to the Mary
Fletcher hospital for serious operation
is getting along favorably .-Miss Myrl
Haney, who is at Enoshurg was at home
sunday.-iWillam Wright and Ernest
Hanley are at Underhll Center putting
In new poles for the Central Telephone
company.-Mr. Hare, who recently came
from Wisconsin. is making extensive re-
pairs on his house.-fho Rev. Mr.. Allen
has moved from his place he recently
bought of Henry Lawrence into the Metho
dist Episcopal parsonage and Will make
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

There is an epidemic of measles at this
place.-rhe funeral of Mrs. Margaret
Flannery was held at St. Thomas's
Church May IS, with burial In the
Catholic cemetery at the Irish settle
ment. Mrs Mary Carville is Ill at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. T. J. Nc
Guire.-Mrs. H. c. Lombard of Richmond
visited relatives here last Saturday and
Sunday.-James Morris living near
Pleasant Valley is critically ill-Mrs.
Lorraine Davis of Worthwhile is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. A. +. low
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UNDERHILL.

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ing at l;D COCK at MS ho"e' age" Oh
years ana 4 days re hao oeer III pun
health for some months Mr. lrlsh was
born In NeStford' nut SINCE MS lit" year
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RICHMOND.

Mrs. c. b. Andrews will entertain the
Aid Circle of the Kings Daughters at
her home Friday afternoon.-Mrs. Sadie
Goodwin, who spent the winter with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. :. Baker and family in
New York. has returned home.-A large
number OF members of both Good
Samaritan Lodge of |. .. O. F.. and
Queen Esther Lodge of Rebekahs at
tended the convention. held in Burling-
ton, last week.-Mr. and Mrs. c. 5.
Story of Yonkers. y. Y, were the guests
Of Mrs. Sadie Goodwin Friday and Sat
urday.-Mr. and Mrs. James O'Byrne.
who have been guests of his father
p O'Byrne, for week. returned to
their home in Boston Sunday noon
Mr.. and Mrs. j. keofe of St. Adams
were recently the guests of friends in
town.. L. Dow Of Poughkeepsie
y. Y, has been visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. O. Goodrich.
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MILTON BORO.

Harry Richards and Vernon Bullock
were in Champlain Sunday.-Mrs. John
S;hean. T. 5. Berry and G. e. White were
in Burlington last week-Meryl White
is visiting his aunt, Mrs. 7. :. Berry.--Mr.
and Mrs. Mortimer Reynolds ana daugh-
ter Lucia spent sunday at Alison Wood s.
Thomas Shcan is In this place-Mr. and
Mrs. G. f. White are parents of daugh-
ter Myrtis Irene, born May 3.-Mi!dred
Goodwin is i'll with bronchitis, Marion
Wood was at home from johnson over
Sunday.