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HIryESBURG.

The u anniversary of the wedding
of Flora Russell and T., O. Mead was
celebrated Saturday night by a large
company of their friends in the wood =
mems hall. Refreshments We're served
and Il substantial purse was present
ed by the Rev. Mr.. Edie,--At the an
nual meeting of the Chittcnden County
Creamery association H. -. Weller was
elected president, +. h. Dow clerk,
y. -. Partch treasurer and II. ID. Wei
Ter, \. Sykes, y. -. Partch, T.. o. Mead
and Truman Burritt directors, r. j.
Rock, H. NJ Page and Nj. f. Brothers
auditors. II. w Russell r. Burrltt and
NJ. f. brothers wer" appointed "A com
mittec to consider wages ana means
for adding a cheese making depart
ment to the plant and report to a ~
ture mcetine.-rhe funeral of Mrs
Marion Wells turraVoo, widow of An
tome curravoo, was held at her ia.e
home January q. The bearers Were
James r. Cooke, Fred Morrill,, {. G
Reed and Henry Giffin. The Rev. Mr.
Edic officiated. Intcrmcnt was made II
/ the Iiinesburg cemetery,
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

at the church parlors Friday evening
The Rev. William Shaw. Phi. D., Of
Montpelier gave an interesting talk on
The Causes Of the European War;
The Enos burg Falls band will give a
concert and dance in Foresters' hall
Friday evening.-Mrs. W. f. Mtiguy Is
visiting in Barre.-Several poultry fan
ciers of this place attended the State
poultry show in st. Adams Thursday. -
The teachers of the local school enter
tanned the teachers Of Richford in the
school building Friday evening.-Mrs. H..
l. Draper fell on the ice while in St.
Adams Thursday and sprained one knee.
Mrs A. Morgan is i'll with pneumonia,
There are a number of cases of the
grip in the village
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few weeks ago. Possession will be given
about April Mrs. Amos Stcarns has
returned from a weeks visit 10 her
mother and sister In Hyde Park and
Worthwhile.
Tho funeral services for q. w. FaiSe
were held at the residence OF his son no.
mcr, Saturday afternoon Rev. MI, Wh''e
officiating. The burial was in Pleasant
View ccmetcry.--Thc Forthnightly club
will meet with Mrs. +. A. Smith on Thurs
day.-Ncws has been received of the III
ness or Miss Carolyn Macombcr, with
scarlet fever, at Lyndon lnstitute-M,ss
Emma Osgood is visiting her sister, Mrs,
3alch of Jciicho.-rhc Women's Mon
will hold n meeting for the election OF OIL
GERS at the Methodist vestrN wednesday,
February . Dinner will he served.-A
Mems Bible class will he organized next
Sunday by the pastor of the union church,
the Rev. =. A. Smith
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

on account of the Illness of the pastor,
tho Rev. G. u. Davis, there were no serv-
ices at the Methodist Church Sunday
Nsrs NJ. \. Stockwel and daughter,
Marion. arc i'll with prip.-Miss Vera
Uungerford of st. Adams was in town
January l9.-Mrs. -. w. steele and
daughter, Irene, returned home Monday
from Montreal, where they visited Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Corcorar.-E. NJ. Deal of
Phillpsburg. y. O., was In town Mon
day Mrs. j. r. IIefflon Of Franklin is
the guest of Mrs. Sarah lIunEerford-
Mrs. Abncr Domcy has returned from a
visit ut her former home in Newport -
Osborne NYc has been seriously Ill Will
pneumonia, but is now Convalescing.
A. T. I'nrdicK is confined TO the house by
sickncss.-Mrs. .. e. " Cuen Is i'll Will
rrip.Mrs. Fred Bedarl is convac scint
from a severe attack Of the grip.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

The Rev Thomas Hall, pastor evan
gelst. is holding meetings each evening
this week, except Saturday, in the Con-
gregational Church,-The Woman's Mis-
sionary society will meet with Mrs. F.
n. Oviatt Saturday afternoon.-Mrs
William Samson, Mrs Daniel Larock
Jr., Mrs. George Stevens and Mrs
Alfred Sykes are i'll with grip.-Mrs
Wilbert Anderson Will leave this week
for Waterbury, Conn. where she Will
visit before returning to ohio. where
she expects to make her home.-Mrs
Charles Powell and daughter, Doris, are
visiting in Richford- Miss Frances Hadd
has returned from Jericho.-Mr. and
Mrs. Il. II. Combs have returned nome
from their wedding trip.-Mrs. f. s
hutchinson of E,nosburg Falls was the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. Hanson part of
la week
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SHELDON.

The new Crst mill installed by f.. 4.
Holmes estate is now equipped and
ready for use.-rhe body of Mrs. Ire
fun, who died at her home in Fairfield
Monday morning at three O'Clock, was
brought here for burial Tuesday.-Eva
Nichols is confined to the house by III
ness.-Miss Hortense Girard is visiting
friends in Jcffersonville.- G. Fair
banks was in St Adams Tuesday,
Fred Montgomery is suffering a broken
arm, caused by a fall.--Lester G..
Royce is improving. -Deher, Montgom-
cry received severe cut on his foot
one day last week while choppiny wood. -
William Waite remains about the same.
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MILTON,

MIR and Mrs Isaac Lucia are parents
of a son. Bernard Perley, born January
16--Frank Grow is confined to the house
with the grip.-FIank O. Mayville Will
move from the tenement over WOODS
store to his newly purchased farm and
Joseph Niens, the barber, VIII occupy the
rooms vacated by him. Sherman 7. Wade
is confined by severe cold Principal
T.. F. WOODBURY. Of the high school has
sufficiently recovered to resume his
duties at the school,-Mrs. Alexander
McNally fell on the ice Friday night,
receiving several bruises, Mrs. Joel
Farnsworth died Saturday morning, hav-
ing been in Ill health for two years with
a complication of troubles, Allen II.
Britton and Rodney Japan of Cambridge
were in town Friday.
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electedD secretary; and T.. c. Irwin, treas
Lapelle and A. NJ. Monet were reelected
as the executive committee. The chair
appointed r. NJ. robn, A. r.. Anderson
The chair also announced the following
committees before adiourning: Finance
and manufacturing. NJ. w. Barney. G. r..
schoff H. r. Bradley; legislation and in
surance. r. H. Webster. Roy Jocelyn, G.
l.. Loiselle; municipal affairs, G. A. Web
ster. J. ~. Morrison and NJ A. Hunger
ford advertising, Donald Tobin, i. II.
Brown. 6. l.. Smith: entertainment,
George IIawlev. II. l.. Prouty and l.. A.
Iapcllc.
Dorman IIilliker of West Swanton, who
has been with w j. Barker at Stamford,
Conn. for two years, died at the Barker
summer home Sunday The remains were
brought to Swanton for intermcnt Mon
day.--By concerted effort by tho
| Kings Daughters Saturday afternoon
1880 was raised towards paying off the
| Indebtedness remaining on the new pub
| lie library. The building cost $4,000 and
! work was commenced when they had u
fund of $500. The building is now COM
plctc and will be dedicated next month.
| The effort of the ladies Saturday cut the
! Indebtedness down to 5000 and before the
dedication It Is expected that this amount
will he materially reduced.As soon as
the break in the water main last Friday
cut of the supply of water in the village
system the pumps Of the old system, whic'
have been kept in reserve for just such al
occasion. were placed In commission as
soon as possible and the village is now he
ing supplied with water for domestic anc
Are purposes. For drinking purposes tht
water is being boiled.
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GRAND ISLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Gar
rand are parents of a daughter, Joyce
Audrey. born January S-Solon II. Cor
don. a lifelong resident, died at his home
here Sunday Jan. l6 Mr., Gordon was
i'll only five days, The funeral was held
at his late home Tuesday afternoon. tho
Rev, J. $. Allen officiating, assisted by
the Rev, Mr., Daniels MI, Gordon Is sur
vived by his wife, Clara Phelps Gordon:
one daughter, Mrs II, g, MCGOWAN, and
four sons, Edson Charles and Willis of
this place and Ira of Waverly. Mass.
Mrs. II. |. McGowan is quite i'll with an
attack of the erip,-The annual Consre-
gational Chruch oyster supper was
held at the church Wednesday evening.
There was also a short literary and
musical program Nina Griswold,
who has been i'll since Christmas, is
little more comfortab le.-The annual meet
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BINGHAMVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs Homer Spaulding are In
Sheldon to-day to attend the funeral
OF their cousin, Homer Morgan.-How-
ard Ryan is confined to the house with
the grp.-C. II. Scott was in Bakersfield
on business Wednesday.-Mrs j. H.
Mills has returned home after passing
a few days in Camhridge.-Mr BERTHE
Smith returned to her home in Boston
to-day after passing a few weeks with
.dr. and Mrs. f, A. Hunt
The Epworth League of the Methodist
Episcopal Church will hold sugar
social at the home of Mrs. Lucia Par
sons Friday evening. A cordial invita-
tion Is given to all.-Walter Gardner
Jones is i'll with acute indigestion.
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WESTFORD.

O. W. Paige died quite suddenly At the
home of his son. Homer. THURSDAY eve
ming at the age of II years, Besides this
son he is survived by another son, clark,
of this town and two daughters Mrs.
George johnson, who also resides here
and Mrs Fred Smith of Warrensburg,
n Y. His wife died last November. The
funeral services were held AT his late
home Saturday afternoon at $50 O'Clock
Tho house, store and barn owned by
T.. l.. Hopkins of Franklin, occupied by
f. ". Perry, have been sold to Il, b.,
Dominique, whose store was burned a
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NORTH HERO.

Miss l,atta story is confined to het ned
by an attack of neuritis. way
of Plattsburg, y. Y, is visiting relatives
in town.-The young daughter of Jake
Poquette, who has been quite Ill for the
past few days with pneumonia Is some
what improved. Hector LonGware of Al
burg has taken Miss Mollle clark : farm
for the coming year,. Merton Tatro and
daughter Nalena and Miss Leola Tatro,
who have been quite i'll with grip, are
much better,--Moses Patnode is confined
to the bed by an attack of grip.
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Of the several towns Officers pre-
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Nc
Ginness January 19--Jorn Brunette has
sold his farm TO New York man.
Patrick Reynolds, who has been very
III with pneumonia, is now able to sit
IN a little each day.-There was an en-
tertainment and card party at st. Thorn
MSS Church hall Tuesday evening"
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Reynolds returned
10 their home in Worcester, Mass.
,ruesday-iTeslle Teriiu is ILL.,
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HUNTINGTON.

The concert given by the band Friday
evening was well patronized. #. w.
Johnson went to Barre Saturday 10 re
main over Sunday. His son Glenn ia
I'll with scarlet fever-In nearly every
family about town some member is i'll
with the grip. n. Norton has recently
Installed in her grist mill new attrition
steel grinder
The local band will present their enter
,ainment at the Center Friday evening, 49,
There has been no school thus far this
week on account of the illness of one of
the teachers.
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SWANTON.

Mrs Mary Johnston has received notice
that she will receive n pension OF NJ
month on account OF her husband, who
was civil War veteran, and VIZ back
nav At the recent board OF trade meet
ing ID. q. Furman was elected president
I'm Mace of A. Il. Anderson, whose term
had expired. The Rev, r. NJ, Aubin was
elected president; Roy Jocelyn sec
ond yIce-president; A. B. G. Webster, Gre
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SHELBURNE.

There was card party at 81, Cath
rine's hall Wednesday evening, Re
freshments were serVed,-Mr and Mrs
Edgar Lemerse are the parents OF
a son. born recently.-Dr and Mrs. Par
fridge Of Burlington were guests of Mr.
and Mrs Gregory Lewis Sunday.
rho Shelburnc Ministries who
will appear at the town han February =
md % held joint rehearsal with trinity
choir last Friday evening at the home or
MIR and Mrs. Arthur Vaughan at shell
,lrne Farms After rehearsal there we're
refreshments. games and dancing,-About
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BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. II. .. Burlison died TUESDAY
night after an illness of about 10 Gays
She is survived by her husband. moth
er Mrs, H. :. Chaifee, and brother, II.
l.. Chaffee, of Richford-A NJ. JENNIE
attended the meeting of the county
farmers bureau at st Adams Wed
nesday.-Mrs. l.. Frances JOliey and
Mrs Linnie Kinney attended the Bo-
tanical and Bird club meeting at Rut-
land January 81 and 2e,-The audi
tors of the town met in the town hall
Wednesday,
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Blodgett attended
the funeral of Thomas fiddock in Rich-
mond Tucsday.--G, w. Brewster visited
his daughter, Mrs. Clara Norton. IN
Burlington Wednesday. Harold kccf"
of Richmond visited at G, S. RlodSctt s
last wcck.-Allcu Pierce of Waterbury IL
visiting his brothers, Edison and Mar
bic Pierce rho ladies' took in $3.50 at
their dinner Wednesday.
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WILLISTON.

John Wilton. who had been i'll with
the grip and got better, returning to his
school in Essex Junction, has had a
relapse and is very i'll again,-M Morton
James spent three days last week in
Boston.--Mabel Miles has diphtheria
and the house is guaranteed Ralph
Prior was In johnson Tuesday.-Mr. and
Mrs. James spent Sunday in Richmond.
Miss Nettie Warren. who has been Ill
with the grip, is able to be out. as is
also DR.. A. L. Bingham.-The knS $
Daughters will meet in their rooms Fri
day afternoon.-R. +. d. Carrier Guy
hanson, who has been very Ill, is not
q bile to be out yet. Mr., Lunderville has
taken his route.-The whoopins cough is
in a number Of families here in town
and VILLAGE
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. l. y. Chase is at home from 81.
Adams. where she has been with her
sister Mrs II. NJ. Wells. at the hospital
Frank Isham of Worthwhile is visiting
relatives here this week.-T. Grover Chase
is expected home from Canada, Thursday
where he has been at work for the past
few months Among those w'lo attended
the Mas sonic district meeting TUESDAY
were T r. Chase. G.. +. Geddo, S. H..
Mitchell and - e. Marshal
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs George Upper has returned
from Springfield where she was called
by the serious illness of her daughter,
Mabel Topper Perry. Eliza Potter. VINO
has been spending three weeks in john
SON has returned home.--L.illian Cook
has gone to Jericho to care for her
sister Kate who is i'll
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GEORGIA.,

The next regular meeting of Banner
Grange will be the annual banquet
This will come Friday evening February
1. 1t Is expected that there viii be
speakers from out of town.-There is
much sickness about town. The follow
ing are some OF those who are i'll; Miss
Sophia Densmore Mrs. Sarah Wiley,
Bertha Wood, Lucy Wood, Mrs. +. w.
Bliss and Mrs Bragg In many homes
nearly all of the members are suffer
ing from the grip
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MILTON BORO.

MI and Mrs. f. +. Goodwin and
daughters Misses Isabelle and Mildred,
were at West Milton Monday evening
at the home of T. j. lombard -SchooI
has closed for a few days on account
of the illness of the acknowledgements
Stanley spent few days In Fairfax the
first of the week and attended the play
given Monday evening.
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ESSEX JUNCTION..

pelbert. son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Keenan,, is confined to the house with
tonsits.
Ralph Williams is seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
Walter Munson of the high school,
who has been seriously i'll with dph-
liberia at his home in Colchester, Is I'm
proving
Mrs. Fred rrinde is confined to the
house with bronchitis.
William the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank T.. Hopkins. is Ill with the
measles.
Mr. and Mrs George W. Orvis have
moved here from Bristol and are occu-
pying the tenement of o. : Nichols on
Prospect street, recently vacated ny a.
L. l,onersan.
Henry Stafford Is at the Fanny Allen
hospital suffering from blood poisoning.
Mrs A. A. Peeman Is confined to the
house by the grip
Mrs. Frank Allen is confined to the
house by Illness
The installation of the officers OF Gen
q. o. Howard Circle. NO, l. Ladies OF inc
@. A. r., took place Friday evening IN
g. A. r. hall with Department president
Mrs. Myrtle Parker. assisted by MIS-
Julia Witherell as conductor being IN
stallirg officers After installation re-
freehments were served. The elective Of
fcers are: President. Mrs. Nictoron'
Rassett. senior vicc-rresid"nt MIS-
phlena Christmas: Junior vice-prcSldon''
Mrs Louise Martell; chaplain, Mrs. Maria
Woodward: secretary. Mrs. Fell" Macha;
treasurer. Mrs. Mae Christmas CON
ductor. Mrs Addie Stone; guard, Mrs.
Rose Anterior
L. r. Peck IL seriously i'll with pneu-
nonia at his home on East street.
Mrs Guy A. Peck is confined to the
house with the grip
Mrs Henry Bssell is Ill with the grip
Mrs Almira G. Slater, widow of Lucius
g. slater died Tuesday at noon at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. F. H. Stan
lev. following a short illness of pneu-
ronia resulting from fall Mrs. Slater
was one Of r. children horn to Jerusha
(Conant) and Joel Greeley, and was born
December 10. 1S21. and was therefore in
her o5th year. Practically all her life was
spent in this town. Mr.. Slater died about
IS years ago. She had been in good health,
being able to read without glasses, al
though her hearing had been impaired
FOR several years. on December y she
fell downstairs, breaking her right hip and
had been confined to her bed since that
time She is survived by two children,
Mrs Stanley and Chester l.. Slater; four
grandchildren. Howard Stanley of
Charleston, s. G., Chester of Worcester,
Frederick of Boston and Alice. who lives
at home. and by one sister, Mrs. Laura
Kinds of Thompson. H., who ia % years
old. Another sister died two years age
this month in her Dist year. She was one
Of a longlived family, many of whom
lived to he 90 and one WAS 100 at her
death She was a distant rela tive of the
famous Horace Greeley. The funeral vii
ne held from the house this after
noon at two o'clock.
F.. D. Smith Is i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs Jane Woodruff, mother of Mrs
Frank Nichols. is i'll with bronchial pneu
monia
Guy A. Peck Is i'll with pneumonia.
Eleanor, the young daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. E. Clark, is i'll with tn,
grip.
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IA of the young people enjoyed n ride to
Burlington Saturday evening where n de-
lightflil time was spent with Miss Muriel
ant.--The Roy. O. Il. Brush spent sun
day in Waterbury, the service in Trinity
Church being supplied by the lay reader,
l. H. DcVette
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Ahblc Wellinger is confined to
the house with the grip.-A. Il. Miles of
Monkton was at the home of his dauEh-
tor. Mrs. O. #. Clough Saturday.-Clark
Hinsdale was III last week, as was also
II. T. rbes.-Scvcra in town attended
The agricultural meeting in Burlington
Sa lurday. Miranda Ncscott is i'll.
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automobile without displaying proper
number plate and paid a fine and costs
Amounting 10 Sl7 lie had just taken his
car from the Cross garage. where IL had
been ovcrhaulcd and repaired. and he had
The 1918 number plate. owners Of auto
mobiles we're warned recently by cir
cular letter from Secretary of State
Bailey about securing 1916 licenses
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
r. T.. Palmer Of Messenger street Mon
day.
At n meeting OF the stockholders of the
Robin Hood Ammunition company the
following directors were elected: NJ
Hartley Dodge S. T.. Pryor and George
bingham of New York. ex-Gov f. G
Smith and Charles Il. Schofr of St. Al
bans.
Mrs Mary n. (Grccne) Brainor-.
widow of r. Porter Braincrd, died at
her home on Messenger street at 11:2O
O'Clock yesterday morning. Death re-
| suited from heart failure following
an attack Of grip. ptomainc poisoning
| and paralysis. Besides daughter
/ Miss Harriet r.. Brancrd of this city.
she is survived by sister. Mrs. TFar-
vev Phelps of Swanton. Mrs. Rra,ncrd
came Of old revolutionary stock and
was ono of nine children of col IIe-
man and Eleanor CRllings) Greene.
having been born in St Adams March
II. 1897. Her grandfather fought In
the War Of the Revolution and her
father. an ardent patriot, fought the
British in the Memorable Battle OF
Plattsburgh and on other fields in the
War Of 1914. She was one OF the
~
the First Congregational Church, a
member Of Bellevue Chapter Daugh-
tors Of tho American Revolution, and
n member of tho Monday Afternoon
Reading club. She was married to T.
Porter Brainerd in this city on Octo-
Der 90. 1860 The funeral will he ne,f
at hor late home Friday afternoon n,
gao o'clock the Rev. s. w Anthem,
; officiating. Burial will he in the soutI
Main street cemetery.
Mrs. Emily Mcigs. aged about IS
} years. widow of Orson Meigs. dice
Tuesday at hcr home on the George
road She Is survived by one daughter
: Miss Carrie NJ Meigs, with whom sh'
made her home. The funeral will h.
held at st. Thikc's Church this morn
ing at 1890 o'clock and the burial will
he in the Bay cemetery.
{ Mrs. Edward Wells. A years o;d
died Tuesday evening Of carcinoma o
the stomach. She Is survived by nc
. husband. The funeral will he held a
her home on I.aselle street this morn
, ing at nine o'clock, the Rev. Georg
! w. Smith. rector of st. Luke's Church
= officiating. Burial will be In the Sout1
Main street cemetery
The remains of Hiram Patterson
aged &C years. who died Monday a
r the home of his son. &. H. Patterson
1 in Hartford, Conn. were brought her
Tuesday evening. The funeral service
= will be held at the Methodist Episcopa
\ Church this afternoon at two o'cloci
\ the Rev +. A. Lendrum officiating
e Burial will he in the South Main stree
cemetery.
The marriage of Miss Eva China.
q of Fairfax street and Dudley Rood G
. Fairfax took place at the Methods
a parsonage on Congress street yester
A day morning at 10 o'clock. the Re'
Or r. A. Lendrum performing the cere
!, mony. After short wedding trip NJ
= and Mrs. Rood will reside in Fairfax.
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FLETCHER.

Mr. and Mrs John Brce are parents
Of a son, born Wednesday -Lcslie Par
sons has finished drawing cream for the
Brigham company. Edgar Flanders is
now gathering cream for the cOmpanN.