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EAST FRANKLIN.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Olmstead and
daughter, Thelma, made an automobile
trip to Wiloughby Lake, September Is
with Mr.. and Mrs. Max I1oughaboofn
of Sheldon.-A son was born September
to Mr. and Mrs Willard Austin.
Mt ana Mrs a. A. Rember were in
Montreal over Sunday.-Miss Helen Rus
sell was a recent guest in the home OF
l. ID. Elrick.- Schools in the Prouty
district began Monday with Arthur Null
len. teacher; in the East Franklin school
with Miss Florence Mullen, teacher: in
the Hammond school, with Miss Pearl
Houghaboom. of Franklin. as teacher
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. hammond accom-
panied by MIR. and Mrs. r. NJ. Towle and
daughter, Caroline, made n trip by auto
mobile to st. Adams and Bakersfield
Clarence Emery of Hartford, Conn. has
been visiting at the home Of G. X. Emery
for a week.-Mr. and Mrs Harley Bill
lado, who have been living in the VAL
ley house. have gone to St Adams to
reside, where Mr.. Bilado has employment
- Mr.. and MIS-. Howard Glidden ana
children. Richard ard Marior., visited in
! North Pinnacle Que, Sunday.-P. g.
! Hammond, one Of the jurors from Frank
/ lin went Monday to St. Adams for this
term of court-Mrs Sarah Glidden is
visiting in Durham, Que.
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WILLISTON,

Little Ferris Harris died sunday
ight after a lone illness Of sugar
|iiabetes He was in his 10th year and
rad made his home with Mrs. George
Goodrich and her son, blossom The
funeral was held at his late horc
Tuesday afternoon, thu ROY, pr c. y.
-urtis officiatng.-Mrs Westall from
kIddlchury is spending a fow days
Nita Mrs George Goodrich.-Mrs. G. y.
Warren and Miss Rose James attended
I he Kings Daughters convention held
n Richmond last Week.-Mrs.. Sadie
btrans. who has been suffering with
.huinsy sore throat the past week. is
butte a little botter.-Mr. and Mrs
dennis Kendrew were in Burlington
NondaN.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. II. Bryant
Werc guests of hcr brother. Henry
Barnes. in Essex Junction Sunday
MIR and Mrs. Homer Prior spent Friday
afternoon in BurlinEton.-MiS Irene
austin is attending the high school in
Essex Junction.--Mrs. Morton and Mrs
Wright Clark go to Rutland this week
as delegates to the Kings Daughters
onvention.-Charlcs Metcalf, who has
been with his parents for two weeks
bias returned to Boston.--Thc schools
BIN town commenced the fall term Mon
|day.-John Forbes is teacher of the
high school and Miss Murfee in the
primary department.-Mr. and Mrs
IBernia Warren and Mr. and Mrs. Nor
ton James attended the fair held Al
Essex Center.--Miss Bornicc Bradley
lis attending the high school in Hines
burg.
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs Eva Sayles Of Burlington, who has
been in town the past week, returned 10
burlington Sunday. She expects to join
her daughter and husband in Castle Rock
colo, the last of the month. Mrs ;. T..
Kenyon entertained the Kings Daugh-
tiers WednesdaY.-Mr Elsana Collins.
who suffered a slight shock Thursday, is
slowly improving Mrs, +. A Fuller in
vited several of the ladies to her home
Friday evening To meet Mrs Eva Sayles
social time was enjoyed and refresh
ments served.-Mrs. j. II. Norton with nei
father, n. a. Carpenter. will 70 to New
Hartford, \. Y, Thursday to spend a few
weeks with the latters sister, Mrs. Tyler
Glen Johnson went 10 Barre Monday {,
begin the school year.-Mrs. John Car
penter is again confined to the bed 10y ill.,
ness.-The Misses Ruth norton and 81 ra
Falby went Monday to Montpelier. whcI,
they will attend school The Madalcu,
Miller and Dorothy French, ira Fule'
and Harold French are attending sehoC
IN Richmond.--Mrs. J. fl. Norton Visitc
Mrs. Clara Norton ana Mrs j. W. John
son at the Mary Fletcher hospital sun
doV
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FRANKLIN.

\. Winslow Bowen and Hilda Ger
trude Cross only daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Cross of Swanton. were
married at the congregational parson-
age Thursday by the Rev. +. w. Day.
After a wedding trip they Will make
their home With his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs \. .. Bowen-Clirord Rogers of
West Berkshire and Clara Willard
were married recently at Enosburg
Falls.
The Rev. Charles Waite of Essex juno
ton will preach at the congregational
! church next Sunday.-The schools of tho
town opened Monday with the following
! teachers: High school, principal, Emer-
son ", Shedd assistant, Miss Edith r..
Gates grammar grade. Miss liberia
7 HoaEhaboom; intermediate, Miss May Col
I Inns: primary. Miss Dorothy Horskins;
Pomeroy, Seth Hubbard South Franklin.
Miss Bertha Forty; Hammond. Miss Pearl
! Hoaehaboom; East Franklin. Miss Flor
| ence Mullen; Prouty. Arthur Mullen: Hub
bard, Myron Powers; Browns Corner.
! Miss Elword Powers.-R. D. Gates Is at
| tending the St. Adams high school-Mr.
/ and Mrs Edward r. Hatch of Weston,
Milfred and Ada Horton of Woodstock
have been guests of the Rev and MR.
! Turner the past week. returning homs
/ Tuesday. Mrs. Hatch is a sister of Mr..
| TUrner.--Owen Hagam Is looking after
| the custom office during a. d. Whitney's
! illness a. II. Whitney Is able TO be upon
| the street again.--John Tatro has sold HI,
! place here to Charles Harrison and has
bought the Morgan property of Mrs.
Maria Ifnkey.-Mrs. c. w. Powell IL SPEND
ing the week at Lake Placid and Ellen.
! burg Center. y. Y, and will return to
Burlington Monday with her daughter.
hn iC to ter ttn n m
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RICHFORD.

Mrs. Lizzie n. Cumming. aged 81 years,
died Of cholera morbus. Wednesday, Sept.
il at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
George L. Read, with whom she resided
Mrs. Dunning IL survived by three chill
dren, Mrs. George +. Read Of this place;
two sons, Henry Dunning and Frank
Dunning. both Of Boston.-Magaret
Mitchell. aged six years daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
Mitchell. died Wednesday. Sept. 10 of
diphtheria- was received Wednes-
day Sept Is Of the death Of Mrs. r. a.
Chadburn Of Montreal. sister OF Mrs.
Delbert NJ James. and daughter of Mrs
w. 3. Grice OF this place. Mrs. Chad
burn Is survived by her husband: ona
son. Ford Chadburn; and one daughter,
Mrs. Bertha Shaw both Of Montreal.
The body was brought to this place
Friday and the funeral service was
held at the home of her mother, Mrs.
w. p. Grice, Friday afternoon at two
o'clock. the Rev f. NJ. Fuller officiating.
Burial was in the family lot in Hill
side cemetery.
Miss Frances Ledoux Of Bakersfield is
visiting among friends In this place. Miss
Ledoux has been engaged to teach in
Manchester. n, H.. but owing to the in
fantle paralysis scare the schools have
not yet opened.-Mrs. c. H. Russell OF
Berlin. Wis, Mrs. Mary Penniman OF
Oshkosh, Wis. and Mrs. Frank Ham
mond of Dorchester, n. Y, are guests
at the home of Mrs. NJ. w. Rounds -
Mr.. and Mrs Freeman Puffer Of West
Derby visited among relatives and
| friends in this place last week where
they also visited In New London, Conn
They were accompanied home by Mrs
Bernard Casavant and sister. Miss Alice
Larsen, who will remain here for visit
Mr. and Mrs, Fred f. Kelley attended
the annual meeting of the New England
| Underwriters association, which wa,
held in Boston last week. They will or
their way home Mr Kelley's brother
DIR. Linwood NJ. Kelley, at Manchester
N. H.-Arthur Weeks, a graduate OF
Richford high school. 1916. will go tC
| Lynn. Mass, this week to begin a tire.
years course in electrical engineering II
the big shops OF the electric company IT
that city.-Mr. and Mrs Charles C. Tay
lor of Maiden. Mass. are visiting at thu
home of Mr. Taylor's parents Mr. ant
Mrs V. d. Taylor and other relatives
Miss May Wallace has returned HON,
from Boston, where she has been takini
n special course in music during tn.
summer vacation.-Miss Gertrude Goff
who has been visiting at the home OF he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C, W. Golf, ha.
returned to her work In Lasalle College
Auburndale, Mass-Dr G. S. Clark, VIII,
has been taking a special course In tn
treatment of the eye ear and throat, II
college In New York, and Chicago. 1
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Homer Thomas.
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Burlington, was detailed Saturday to
look after violaters of auto rules. He
came by order OF Secretary of State
Bailey and was in the village from noon
until four o'clock, during which time lie
found 20 persons running without their
licenses with them, and over speeding
The teachers have arrived and schools
opened MonGay.--Therc was large at
tendance at the annual farmers dinner
given by Watson Webb Saturday. Miss
Grace Jackman went Saturday to Bur
lington, where she will resume her duties
III the Champlain school again this COM
ing school ycar.-Miss Elizabeth Thorpe
has returned from q visit with friends
in Plattsburgh. and has been entertain
ing as recent guests Mrs Richard Heit-
man and Miss Anna lIeitman Of Shore
ham, and Miss Dorothy Cook of Bur
iington. Earl A. Bramau, accompanied
by George Ray, motored TO Westport and
back last wcek.-Mr. and Mrs G. p. Van
NHct spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Nrs sydney Claflin, in camp at Long
FONT About 100 were present at the
( Kings Daughters meeting saturday
afternoon South Burlington Hinesburs
Hnd Charlotte were well 'eprescnte ed.
Tho meeting was opened Ivy a selection
from scripture read by The Rev. c. y.
Brush followed with prayer by the Rev.
H. G. Banks. Mrs Mansfield gave a hep.
full, interesting and Inspiring talk. She
admitted three new members to the order
using the Kings Daughters admission
service. Cake and ice-Cream were serv-
ed during the social hour which followed
Eustace Thomas and Harold Mcdonald
| have entered ST. Michaels College in Wi
nooslei. Mrs William Boardman of Char
, lotto was the guest of Mrs. G. r Van
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WESTFORp.

The Fortnightly club will hold the first
meeting of the season with Mrs. d. G..
Gale Thursday afternoon.-Miss Lila
Whippe of johnson made brief visit
to her brother, Charles Whipple last
week.-Mrs.. Hattie McCune. who has
been spending some time with her
father, George Northway returned to
her home in Everett, Mass Saturday
Mr., and Mrs, Clark Paige accompanied
| by Mr. and Mrs Robinson Of BurllnS-
ton went by automobile to Boston Sat
urday, to he absent about a week.-The
schools in town opened Monday with
the following teachers. Village grammar,
Miss Lennie Grow; village primary, Mrs
Loula Macomber; Brookside, Miss Mary
jackson South, Miss Bernice Harvey;
King. Miss Gertrude Flynn; Osgood Hill,
Miss Margaret Brown; Cloverdale, Miss
NJ. f., Townscnd.-Ca Paige is spending
n week in Fairfax Miss r.. e. Allen,
head of the teacher training department
In Lyndon Institute, left for Lyndon
jSaturday.-She WAS accompanied by Miss
Betty Kimball, who will resume her
Icourse in the same echool- Miss ethel
|Gabarcc is to teach in Cabot this year
l-Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Kimball spent
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q. w. Beerwort, who was called
here by the Illness of his mother-in-
law. Mrs st. Pierre. returned to his
work in Buffalo. ~ Y, Sunday night.
Mrs. f.. J. owen of Stanstead, QUE
is visiting at the home of her cousin,
II. Powers and daughters. the Misses
Anna and Mabel Powers.--L G. BOGUS
of McGill University, Montreal, was u
recent visitor at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer r. Thomas-Mrs. II. G.
Comings has returned home from few
weeks stay in Bethlehem. n. H
Thomas Boaz has rented his home in
this place to Walter Coons and Mr..
Boaz has gone to st. Adams to reside
! Miss Addie Aver, daughter Of Mrs H.
G. Aver of this place has gone to
/ Columbia University. where she viii
take special course in teaching
| The condition of Mrs Anne st. Pierre.
who is seriously i'll at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. Fred Sargent, is not
much improved
Miss Pauline Lockln and brother
Philip Locklin, went to Middlebury We'd
lnesday. where they will enter Middlebury
College. The fourth annual institute
Green valley District Sunday School as
ISOLATION will be held in the Methodist
Episcopal Church in West Berkshire
Friday It is expected that several peo-
pie from this place will attend.-The fall
term of all schools in the town Of Rich
ford opened Monday.-N1ss Sophia Golf
of Los Angeles. CAL who Is visiting
relatives and friends in town, went to
Woodbury. Monday to visit at the home
Of Mrs Robert Darling-Harry Brewer
son OF George f. Brewer of this place
who went to Boston last monday, has
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TOWNSVILLE.

School opened Monday with Miss Zoe
Palmer as teacher-Mr. and Mrs. G. 9.
Fuller and Mr. and Mrs. William
Ieatherington and son. Donald, are
spending a week IN Starksboro with rela-
tives Donald Church and William Nc
Garghan have gone to Montpelier to at
tend high school-Airs. j. l.. Atkins left
Tuesday for Rutland whore she went as
delegate to the Kings Daughters state
convention.-Alrs Mark Alger visited
Mrs. liza Alger TuesdaY.-Mrs. Dele
Iildreth was in Wiliston Tuesday TO
attend the funeral of Ferris Harris
eamue Kennedy Of Waterbury was an
over Sunday visitor in town. Mrs. George
Richards Of Boston returned home Fri
day after spending several days the guest
OF Miss Zoe Palmer The Rev. T.. T.
Treat of Pittsford is visiting at r. L.
Stevens. He will preach at the Congrega-
tonal Church in Richmond September a
"A good many from here attended the
county fair at Essex Center last week.
Miss I.evina Miller is teaching in the
Checkered House district, and Mis-.
Kathleen McGraghan has gone 10 Char
lotte to teach,-Miss Daisy IIapgood ha'
gone to Essex Junction, where she il
attending school
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SHELBURNE.

Walter NJ. Webster defeated John j.
Colamer at the primary Sept, u for
the republican nomination for town
representative. Mr.. Webster was nom
mated by tho largest majority given
In wears to any candidate. The vote
stood, 178 for Webster and "A for COL
lamer.
This evening at 7;3O there wni
be at the high school recep-
ton given to the teachers of the town.
The high school students, the parents
and the public are cordially invited,
There are several new teachers this year
and it is hoped that every parent will be
present and become acquainted with the
teachers. The high school building has
been painted, both inside and aside, and
other necessary repairs have been made
for the comfort and convenience OF
pupils This will afford an excellent OPP
portunity for all both to meet the teach
crs and inspect the improvements made,
A special policeman, Patrick Henry OF
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JERICHO CENTER.

AT tho rcauc.t of VI h. iiiilcsaS,
Commissioner OF education, BOOK OIL
The Trees Of Vermont haS 'oeh pre-
nted to tho librar" by The aErlcuitHrAI
tperlnert station The book contains II
,scription Of the habits, leaves. Hover g.
nit. hark, wood and other characteristics
all the trees in the state. !" profHse'E
ustrated. IL is a book .il;c!N I" he "l
10 70 teachers and Of interest 30 any WI
irht Ike to gain more definite l:noNledte
,out the frees Nv thci" locality or !"
entity any particular spccicS.-MrS. Nc
elan Of Catnhrdpc is visiting her d""En-
=. Mrs. Lillian Huut.--Nirs. cora tha"'n
ont Saturday to AbcrCuru. can, to Vlsit
pr mother Mrs. Willey.-Mr. cole of Bur
k1vton addressed the Sunday school last
tnday. being sent hv the Chittenden
.ounty association. and Mrs. r. i.
= aloney were in Richmond the last oi
he week.--F. 4. Jordan was in Bolton
|indav to speak to the members Of The
indav school there.--AIss Harriet Han
&. who gave the entertainment. "SamaH-
n Allen At the Cour; Of Fame IN TIC
llage hall. went Monday to EsseX Coz
n, where she will give n different enter
I,inment. THE kid Socahle" which WAs
nnounccd for Tuesday night. has he
postponed indefinitely
\ reception viii ho given to- 'hc fresh
| han class of the Jericho high school 10y
re senior c.ass Friday night IN the vii
te hall There will ho prosram ant
| chit refreshments viii hc served. N
re cordially invited Mis- Bcrni''
lllock went Nnnday To- Richmond
here she viii take tho tclcncrs' train
Is course. Miss clara Balnum wen
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ESSEN JUNCTION.

George Beecher died at his home on
Pleasant street at three o'clock Mon
day morning, at the age of 50 years. He
was born in Bavaria. Germany, i'm 1896,
and came with his parents to Burlington
at 10 years of age. His mother died four
weeks after their arrival. Shortly after
wards. he came to Essex seeking self
support With the exception of six years
which We're spent in Illinois. he has lived
/ in Essex ever since In 1859 he married
Rebecca Fletcher and TO them were
born three children: Mary L., who died
! in 1898; Martie r., who died in 1874: and
/ George F., who is pastor of the First
Baptist Church in Woonsocket, r. |. Mr.
| Beecher was representative farmer
living for 70 years previous to his re-
moval to this village on a farm in the
northern part of the town. For 10 years
he was engaged in the culture of bees
developing from one swarm an apiary OF
l25 swarms. He served in the War of the
Rebellion, enlisting in Go. l. 9th VT, and
participating in the battles of Winchester
| Fishers Hill. Cedar Creek and the Rich
mond campaign. He has always taker
an active part in public affairs For
number of years he was selectman, jus
tice of the peace. member of the boart
of assessors. highway commissioner anc
oVerseer of the poor. He served too fol
many years president of the board
iof trustees of the Essex Classical In
stitute. He was naturally active, aler
and thOughtful versed in the affairs o.
the day and appreciative of the qualitie.
iof personal honor. The funeral wa
held at his late nome on "Wednesday
afternoon at two O'Clock with the inter
ment at ESSEX Center The Rev. f. O
Foster and the Rev c. II. Locke of
ID I
G. Abbey. n lifelong friend and neigh
Dor, had charge of the committa serv
ice at the grave
Pearoy Parizo. son of Peter Parizo
who lives on the Teachout farm. hat
} narrow oscope from serious injur!
Tuesday While he was about to &c
into a wagon near Charles Teachout
house an automobile driven by Gilber
Iarizo struck him and threw him t.
, tho ground. but the driver turned tn
machine in such way that the yount
man was only slightly bruised. II
was taken to his home but was abb
to be out in the afternoon.
The Ladies' Home Circle Of the Met h
odist church will be entertained at tn
: home Of Mrs. Jason Hunt Friday after
, noon Of this week.
Miss Florence Burbank of St. Johns
bury is spending a week with her sis
TO- ter. Mrs, j. Il. Guild.
, Miss Florence Buxton Of Jericho an
. Dr. Evans Of this place will sing a
1 tho musicale mt the parish house thi
o evening.
s William Taft of Boston is visitin
his father, George Taft and hi
J" brother Elmer He came to attend tn
: funeral Of Ira Bromley of South Bun
- lington,
. Peter Goyette, who has been visit
- ing relatives in this vicinity. leave
: TO-DAY for his homo in GrHnbN. 2. {
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HINESBURG.

MIR ana Mrs. F. B. Dow went to Loon
Lake, n. y, to spend Sunday with their
son, Vernon, making the trip by automo
bile. Vernon returned with them and Will
spend several days at his home here be-
fore resuming his duties at the University
of Vermont where he hasan instructorshlp
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Tilley have re-
turned after a trip to Hartford, Conn,
where they visited their son, Merriam,
who has n position there Nj. u. and G. 6.
Tillcy have purchased a ffvc-pa ssenger
automobile to carry mail and passengers
between here and Burlington. The eve
ming mail arrives now about FIVE o'clock
Henry Murphy of Burlington is the guest
Of his aunt. Mrs. II. NJ. Iull.-Mrs f. W
Freeman of Richmond has been spending
n few days with Mrs. A. s. Hull.-Mr
and Mrs. w. f. Field. Miss Eleanor Field
and Hull Field left Monday for theft
home in Washington, d. c., after several
weeks here with Mrs. Fields mother Mrs.
II. NJ. Hull.-The Rev. T.. w Hemenway
preached to Hope Circle of tho King
Daughters at the Congregational Church
Sunday morning. Several members OF
/ Hope Circle went to Shelburnc Saturday
to attend Kings Daughters meeting e..
The public schools opened Monday.-Mrs
Rohecca Ray and Mrs. Sarah Marshall re.
turned to Burlington Tuesday after spend
7 ing several weeks here.--Napoleon Lewis
has returned from Brookfiel1, where he
visited his son. Clifford. for two weeks -
/ Hope Circle of Kings Daughters will NEE
! Friday afternoon at the residence OF Mrs
| Daisy Berry. who Is hostess.-The Hines
| burg public library has received n gif.
Of 20 hooks from Mrs. Y. F.. Miles of B'Ir
inCton. The books are of the best cur
rent literature and this generous gift il
highly appreciated by the patrons Of th'
!lihrary.-Mrs. Charles Hickolt of St Al
bans and her two little boys are spendni
the week with her sister. Mrs. H "
pagc.-Mrs. r. a. Harris of Henneker, n
H., is visiting friends ir town and will re
turn to her home the last of the week.
Miss Flora Derby is going to teach il
Lincoln-The Mems club of the Congre
gational Church organized Thursda'
night with Prof. c. T. Strand. presiden;
X. NJ. Page secretary, and A. Sykc
treasurer, and planned for a series of Lee
lures this fall and winter
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

az "'''M
Wv '"P ",' many Sues Will
ing ~ P"' ''"''' "l''N VI remain en-
ufel| empty Tor tho Neaf-Mr. and
MIS- IMAM McIfose ol Hartford.
conn" ana MISS Jennie wallace of
L"h"oh' Eng" a L. sherman and Mrs.
W. H. homes OF Proctor. MIS-. John
ioiihes ana son OF Nebraska, Mrs. Edna
r'udE Oh boston ana MI ana Mrs. q. IL.
MNikes OF burlington were sunday
guests OF H. H. converse, who is spend
.nS month at ms farm in Charlotte
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and in New Jersey TOWNSHIP. and
Mrs. g. A. Robinson of Lowell, Mass,
are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Rob-
inson.-Mrs George Wilcox OF Concord
n. H.. has been visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. C. Colburn-Mrs. ]. II.
Abel died at her home north of this
village September H. Funeral serv-
ices were held from her late home
Thursday afternoon and burial was in
the North Fairfield cemetery-George
warren, a. \. Mitchell and Lewis
Nolan have gone to North Stratford. n.
H., to work.-Mr and Mrs. Lewis Lloyd
and Mrs. George Lloyd left Friday
morning for "A two weeks visit in
Mass9 ~nusetts.--Mr and Mrs Raymond
Rooney of St Adams are visiting at
i l., Roppcy'g
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HILL WEST.

William Rushford has gone to Boston
for a few weeks visit.-The cottage pray
er-meeting will be held al Mrs. Emily
Jewetts Friday evening.-Mrs. Phoeor
Shangraw of East Berkshire is at the
home of her daughter, Mrs Edward Rush-
ford-Schools began here Monday morn
ing with Miss Francis FarnswCtth of Eas.
Hill teacher in the Montgomery school
and Miss Ruth Austin of Fairfield teach
err in the Enosburg district-A reception
was given Mr. and Mrs. Winford Messie
September L. Refreshments were served
About 40 guests were present, Several
useful gifts and a purse of money were
| presented them by the people. Mr.. and
, Mrs. Herb Larock and son of Richfor1
passed Sunday with Mrs. Larock's moth
or Mrs Charles CoffrOn.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Glover c. Jolley of this place and Miss
Alta Corliss Of Swanton were married
September y at the home Of the bride
by the Rev. Mr.. Woodwork Mrs f. A.
Austin and Mrs Nettie Racine are visit
ing Mrs. Austin's son and family at
White River Junction.-The Misses Mae
Austin. Alice Thayer and Beatrice Estey
OF Richford are guests of Miss Miranda
Ewins,-A good number from this place
attended the fair at White River June
ton Thursday.-CliHord A. Rogers of
this place and Miss Clara Willard OF
Franklin were married September I a,
Enosburg Falls by the Rev f. w. Puffer