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JERICHO.

&C 1.,,lu White of Burlington and Mrs.
bard Henry of Underhill Center we're
Tors Thursday at the home OF MIS-
Ia White. --Mrs. Buel H Day WITH ner
hdchildren, Carl, Kenneth and lnro-
will leave for New York this week
will attend school in New York, hen-
will go to Boston and Miss DorothE
enter columbia University for spc-
course Mrs Day will remain in New
k.-Lester Booth. who has been visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs BERT
til. has returned to his home in bnS
Mrs Lee Wells and daughter or
thfield are visiting at the nome CO
Svbil Wells.-Mrs. Fletcher who mas
visiting at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
mis- Terrill has gone to fletcher o
relatives before returning TO her
he in Springfield, Mass.-Mrs. O. w.
lock of Springfield, Mass. is visiting
khe home Of Burton Fields. Mr.. and
Darwin French Of New York are in
In called here by the death of Henry
Id Of Jnderhill Center-The township
dav school associatio will be held AZ
Baptist Church October 3, afternoon
evening The program will com
hce at 2:3o o'clock Supper will he
we'd The Rev. !. E. Usher has Aone
Chester where he attended the Bap-
State conveniently Rev. /. +.
Irston has sold his farm to Mr.. Pc
tie of burlington who will take pos
eion October PROF. and Mrs Georss
Story and son, Everett of burlington
q weekend visitors AZ the home Of
and Mrs Hurd Montague.-Mrs, :.
Paige and daughter, susan. and son
and were over Sunday visitors a t tho
he Of Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Rice. -
Einaid Havley. who has been at Loon
ke for the summer has returned home
went Wednesday to Burlington to
I Y. NJ for his senior year.-NIiss
ha Booth and nephew, Elmer Booth.
Peter Finn and son. Frank. were in
tlington Saturday.-Iloyd Hulburd has
n visiting relatives in Watervil.c -
eral from here attended the reception
en by the senior class of the high
COL to the freshman class at Jericho
liter Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
! TYLER have moved to Essex juno
where their daughter will attend
DOL. Miss Bessie Percival is attending
rma school at Johnson.-Miss ALICE
gg OF Ma ssachusetts is visiting at the
hle Of DR. and Mrs. g. r. Hulburd -
and Mrs Frank Parrigo we're Sun
visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
1t Booth. enjamin Buxton, who has
n visiting relatives in town the pa 81
FIX, has returned to his home in Bel
Falls.-Nirgil Pollard of Burlington
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. vii
Pollard over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs
hnk Wells and Miss Busky of Cam
hee were Sunday visitors at the homo
Mr. and Mrs George Foster-Nis,
Hills Brown, who has been speniin
ew weeks AT the home of Mr. and Mrs
Yer Brown, has returned to her Tor,
Boston
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SOUTH FRANKLIN.

Mr., and Mrs l.. H. Pomeroy, who have
been passing the summer with Mrs. Pome-
roy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. +. Towie,
have started on their return TO Ashurv
Park, y. J., where Mr. Pomerov Is in
charge of the commercial branches In the
high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Stanley have re-
turned from a visit among family
friends in Newport.-Guy f. Towle, who
is in charge of the construction of a
cement bridge in Alburg, was at his home
here over Sunday.
The programs are out for the fourth
annual institute of the Missisquoi VAL
ley District Sunday School association
which will meet in the church here
Tuesday, October 3. There are expected
to he present speakers of Statewide
reputation, beside some from the
schools represented, which includes
those in the towns of Franklin and
F,nOSbur
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

The Kings Daughters will hold n fair
for the benefit Of the public library
Thursday, October s. In the library. Sup
per will be served from five to seven
o'clock.-Miss Lille Mckinney has re-
turned from Brattleboro, where she has
been visiting relatives for several weeks
Capt. and Mrs. f. w. Humphrey OF
Burlington visited al the home of DR.. e.
A. Bates last week.A son, Daniel steele
Corcoran, was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Corcoran of Montreal Sunday
Nelson Duba is confined to the house
by sickness.-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
| Desorce are moving from the Manner
house to the w. II. Lantman house oh
! Canada street.-Ceorge Rogers has pur
chased a five-passenger touring car.
X. Emery Of East Franklin was bust
/ ness visitor in town Tuesday.
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FAIRFAX.

The Lamoille District Sunday school
association will hold It's semi-annual
meeting in the Methodist Episcopal
Church Friday morning and afternoon
Frank Plunnley Of Mortified will
speak in the Methodist Episcopal next
Sunday morning instead Of last Sunday.
as reported.-The new house on the
Kendrck place built by Mr.. and Mrs.
D. Stevens is progressing rapidly.-E. D.
Shepardson has a new hay press.-Oln
Parrr, member Of Co. NJ. returned
home Monday from Eagle Pass. being
discharged because of sickness-Mr.
and Mrs r. A. Southland We're in JET
fersonville September 24-Mr. and Mrs.
J. W Paris, Glenn Paris and Edward
Paris were in Essex Junction Monday.
Mrs. W. D. Stewart and son, Clifford.
were in Burlington Monday,
The Rev. Mr.. Buzzell OF Underhill will
preach Sunday in the Baptist Church.
The Rev. and Mrs, Goodall Of Essex
Junction are visiting in Concord, y. IL
Mrs. II. o. wilkins expects to go this
week to Springfield Mass. to visit her
daughter, Mrs P y. Eewey.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. A. Beeman OF Essex Junction
and friend from Wtnooski were in town
Tuesday.
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RECORD OF rrankiln ana MRS D. u
Gross or Hlchiord. ana three prothers,
Nelson Honey OF hnosours. Austin
Honey of Richford and Fred Honey of
Whitehall. N. Y. The remains were
taken Monday afternoon to Richford,
where the funeral services were held
Wednesday.
At shower party given by Miss
Mabel Richards Saturday evening at
the home of Mrs. oliver DesLauriers
in honor of Miss Gertrude Manning
who is soon IN he married 70 Frank
7. Dos1.ourior, tho ride-elsc+ receiyed
,,,n,, Lee 80 s,,yor ,,n.n ord ch,ro
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Iuu's man was taken 10 'he hoSpi'a'
ins conul''on is raVoraoie'
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lowing oillcers were erected: fresloent.
Df' D. u ferrault' Vlce-pfesioent DR..
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RICHFORD.

Lloyd Woodward, corporal Of Co. c..
Vermont National Guard, who has been at
Eagle Pass, Texas, Is visiting at the
home Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. D.
Woodward, Troy street. Mr.. Woodward
will return TO the University Of Vermont
this week.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Center
bar Of Albany, who have been visiting
at the home Of Mrs, Centerbar's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bean, and other
relatives in this place during the past
week, returned to their home Sunday
The condition of Horace Phaneuf. who
is very i'll Of tubercular trouble. is not
any better.-Mrs. Harlow c. Aver
has sold her home on Elm Avenue
to Mrs. NJ j. Lynch for 50, OO0-The fu-
neral Of Mrs Anne St Pierre, who died
last Thursday at the home of her dangh-
ter, Mrs. Fred L. Sargent was held at
the home Saturday afternoon at three
O'Clock The Rev f. p, Holmes Of
ficiated and the burial was in Aber-
corn, Que-Fred Phaneuf of Harding,
Mass, has been called home by the
serious illness of his brother. Horace
Phaneuf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Caplin and son,
Arnold. have gone to Boston for the
was horn to Mr.. and Mrs George Wilson,
Elsie Douglass, who has been very Ill Of
bowel trouble. is somewhat better
The Richford band has engaged Prof, o.
A Meredith as instructor for the coming
wear. Mrs Meredith and daughter,
Madeline, have arrived here from Can
onsburg and they have moved into the
American house annex.-Mrs. A. J.
Barnes and daughter, Of Bakersfield were
recent visitors at the home of Mr., and
Mrs. V. f. Perley.
Mrs Minnie (HoneD Marsha aged iS
Years died of stomach trouble at St Al
hans hospital Monday, where she had
been for few weeks for treatment She
is survived by three children. two xi.l,,
Marguerite and Dorothy and one son, Jo-
semi, three sister, Mrs J. o. Gross OF
Eroshure Center, Mrs. D. f. Record %
Franklin and Mrs. G. L, Bashaw of VOL
cott, and three brothers, Nelson Honev
of this place and Fred Honey Of White
hail. n Y The remains were taken 10
mis- MACE Tuesday afternoon and the IN,
neral service was held at All Saints Cath
oIic church Wednesday morning at 9.3r
o'c,ock.-The four months old son of Mr.
and Mrs Arthur Ploof died Sunday OF
cholera infantum and the funeral service
was held Tuesday afternoon AZ All SAINTS
catholic Church,-Mr and Mrs. George
snyder and daughter, Miss Hazel SNYDER
Who have been visiting relatives in this
Mace for few weeks, returned to ,her
home in Boston Monday .-Mrs T. l. Har
rison of Montreal who has been VISITING
at the home OF her uncle and aunt. Mr.
and Mrs. J. F, Kelley. went to Claremon,
\ n tuesday and from there will 60 tc
, providence for a visit before returnirr
( home Mrs Harrison will be remembere,
as Miss Mabel Keliey.-Mr and Mrs V
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

The Rev. T. w. Smith. pastor OF st.
In,kes Church, st. Adams. will hold ser
vices in the Episcopal Church here every
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.-O. 7.
Northrup of Randolph is a business visitor
here.-Miss Isabelle Ducharme is attend
ing the state Normal at Johnson-GuN
Hull Of St. Johnsbury Is visiting his
father. Fred II. Hull. here.-Mr. and Mis-.
Lewis Lloyd returned Thursday from
visit at Worcester. Mass-Mr. and ME-.
Walter Farrell of New Haven. Conn +,
are guests Of friends here.-Mrs. Bertha
Petrie Of Barre is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Keley.--At a recent meeting OF the
| school directors IT was decided not TO
build a new school-house in the Chenang
district, but steps we're perfected to
| transport the children to the schools in
] this village. Samuel Rich is driving the
barge.-The Ladies' Auxiliary held a Sue
cessful supper Thursday afternoon in the
| Guild rooms.
During Saturday nights storm
lightning killed two yearlings owned by
L. w. Potter and one cow for S. II.
Mitchell.-Arthur Archambault of New
York city was recent guest of his broth
| err, j. L. Archambaut.-Mrs b II
Wright of Sparta. Wis. is visiting at the
home Of her brother, J. II. Davis.
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GRAND ISLE.

The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. Willis Minckler Thursday afternoon
for supper.-The Rev Mr.. Perry preached
to small but appreciative audience
Sunday morning.-E. c. Lebeau injured
his hand quite seriously while putting up
"a silo Saturday.-Most of the students
from this town who are attending B. II.
Is. spent Sunday at home.-1,ena. the
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Bushway, Is somewhat better.-Mr, and
Mrs Byron Goblin and two daughters.
who have spent the summer here, expect
to leave for their home in Ann Arbor.
Mich. this week.-Mrs.. Carlton GrisWold
and son, Henry. visited friends in town
the last Of the week.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

John Centerhar. who has been on a
visit to Rutland for several days has
returned-Walter Fuller of North Troy.
who has been in town for the past
week, has returned home.-Mrs. Bert
Elkins was called to North Troy Sun
day owing to the illness of relative
Mrs, Frank Good died very suddenly
Thursday night. The funeral was held
Saturday afternoon, conducted by the
Rev MIR Peterson of East Berkshire.
Mrs Good leaves husband and several
small children.-The Rev. G. W. Allen
is attending the Vermont Baptist State
convention in Chester this week.-May-
land Duso has sold his farm on East
Hill to sidney Bean.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Yates Of ST.
Armand Center Que. We're guests at the
home of W. G. Ellsworth Friday.--Mr
and Mrs. John Grant were guests at
the home Of their son, y. A. Grant, last
Thursday-Mrs. S B. Whitney visited
her daughter, Mrs. 3. a. Croft, a few
days last Week.-Mrs. Marcia Broe was
at home over Sunday.-The Misses Ruth
and Jessie Gilbert went Friday to Brook
Ign. y. Y, whore they will take a course
in art at the Pratt Institute Mrs. c.
A. Dewing. Mrs 5. r. Whitman, and
Miss Grace Whitman were in North Berk-
shire recently.-Mr. and Mrs. W. f. VIII
son and Miss Arlene Lavery Of Enosburg
Falls were guests at r W. O,mstead' s
Sunday.-P. G. Hammond was AT home
from ST Adams over Sunday.-Mr and
Mrs ]. z. Russell and daughter. Helen,
were guests Sunday at the home Of l..
D. Elrick-AIrs. Sarah Glidden returned
home Saturday from Durham, Que
Mrs Melissa Shedd returned to her nome
in Franklin Center. Saturday.-Mrs. W.
3. Freer and X. H. Freer of Richford
we're business visitors in town Saturday.
w. r. Noble and Ray Dixon We're at
nome from Georgia over Sunday.-C. W.
Donohue has sold his place to Norman
Toof. possession to be given November
Mr. and Mrs. S. r. Whitney and Mr..
and Mrs. c. a. Dewing were elected
delegates to the district Sunday school
convention to be held at South Franklin
next week.-The Womans Home Mis-
sionary society met with Mrs. Smith al
the parsonage, Tuesday afternoon. The
subject of the meeting was Our
Deacoresses THE Rev. Mr.. Wardel
closed his summer pastorate here, Sun
day and has gone TO his home in Toronto
Ont.-The Rev. Thornley, Smith vii
preach a sermon, next Sunday at 1913
a. M appropriate for a special harves
service. Epworth League service a
! 1870 r. M D. A. Grant, leader
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FAIRFIELD.

daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Bradley Paradee Jr, Monday morning
Mrs James Fee, who fell and hurt her
hip a few Weeks ago is better,-James
McGinn is slowly failing.-Charles Ran
dali Of New York is visiting his nephew,
H. II. Doane.--A. c.. Finn of Hoods Il
Sons Creamery went to Highgate Mon
day to. supply the place Of the manager
who is away. r. Fitzgerald, the
grain dealer, is building a store-house
near the railroad track at the depot
+. Frank Branon is also building a large
store house at his farm near the station.
James HoWrigan, Thomas Harrington
and J. H. MCGOWAN We're in St. Adams
Monday evening on business.
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RICHMOND.

|. L. Freeman spent Sunday with
daughter in Burlington.--Mss Mary
Ftell of BROOKLYN, y. Z, is spending
no weeks vacation with Mr.. and Mrs.
rtin Turtell Mrs Wade was at her
he in Starksboro over Sunday DIR.
? Mrs. W. T. Tilley have returned from
weeks stay in Whiteheld, y. H
|rold Tovne who has been assistant
III carrier on rural route No. for the
II four years, left Saturday for Texas,
|ere he will continue his course AT the
|te university. O'Brien Is
hiding a two weeks vacation with
Ends in Torrington. Conn-Mrs, Ward
was the guest Of friends in Burlng-
over Sunday,-Mr. and Mrs James
|rtin and Miss Frances Robinson, who
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Conant. the past month. have re-
Rned to their home in Fall River,
ss-The Rev. z. ?. Treat was a guest
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.
Rvens over Sunday.-Miss Edith BashaN
enjoying a weeks vacation from her
ties at the postoffice
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TOWNSVILLE.

The Lend-a Hand will meet at the hall
Thursday.--Little Dorothy Hapgood
youngest daughter of Mrs Cynthia Hap
good, is recovering from a nervous shock
caused when thrown from a load of corn
last Friday when she barely escaped
serious injures-Mrs. f. c. Fay of Essex
junction is visiting her sister, Mrs Hap
sood-Mrs. Marcia Sahins has returned
home after spending several weeks with
her sister in Malone William Heather
ington has resumed work at the c. V.
station after vacation.-Mr and Mrs.
c. c. Fuller visited in Burlington over
Sunday.-Niss Helen Nash is supplying
at the exchange in Charlotte during the
vacation of one of the operators.
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MONTGOMERY.

Subject next Sunday at the Methodist
Episcopal Church will be The Good
Old Way" address to children, The
Crown That Did Not Fit evening
Mirrors of God.'-The mems Brother
hood met a the parsonage Monday night
The Ladies' Aid gave super al the
home of Mrs. Sarah FarnsWorth We i
nesday afternoon,-M Henry La Fol.n-
tain has returned to Newport and was
accompanied by Mrs. shower and Mrs
Hattie Downey. who are visiting relatives
in Newport for several days.-Miss Pearl
Snoderass has gone to Burlington whel e
she will enter the University Of Vermont.
Robert Parker has gone back to con-
tue his studies at the University of YER
mont-Miss Mae Richardson, Miss Anna
Roberts, and Miss Donna Scott are TAX
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Frances NJ. 14edoux has returned
to Manchester, y. H., where she Will
teach the coming year.-Nelson Blodah,
who has been visiting his brother Pam
Blodah, has returned to his home in Man
chester, y. H,-Mr, and Mrs, John Sim
mons of Charley, Mass, are visiting rel
atives in town.-Mr, and Mrs Gaylord
Reed entertained large party at their
home Friday evening MIR. and MS
Frank Hoyt Of Williamstown are visiting
friends and relatives in town THE Rev
Nelson Hannay, who has occupied the
pulpit of the Congregational Church dur
ing September, will return this week to
Cambridge, Mass.
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FRANKLIN.

The home of Postmaster Whitney
caught fire early Monday morning. but
by the prompt action Of the family and
neighbors serious results were averted
The piano, sideboard and a quantity of
clothing We're destroyed The Rev.
Charles Waite preached Sunday in the
Congregational Church-Mrs. James Dud-
ley Of Worcester Mass, was an over
Sunday visitor of her brother. H. s. Vim
cent.-A. d, Whitney has much improved
and is able to he at the custom office -
Mrs. Sophia Young has temporarily
broken up Housekeeping and is with her
son, Julius at Enosburg Falls.-Mrs. A.
D. Whitney is III again.
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turned from Springfield where she went
to visit her son, Gordon Bessey, who
had returned with the first lot of troops
fvon, the Mexican border The Camp
E,re Girls held their first meeting fol-
lowing the summer vacation with Mrs
liz W. David Saturday afternoon. Mrs
is A. Miller and daughter, Aldne, have
returned from a visit to Mrs. Charles
Rooors in Perkshire.-Miss MYRTLE Rose,
who has been passing the summer at
THO Lake Mansfield club house in stowe,
returned by automobile to her home here
Friday accompanied by Dean Hazen OF
white River Junction Saturday with
Miss Roses parents, Mr.. and Mrs D. NJ.
Rose. they motored to Burlington and
lreturn.-Miss Rose went to Burlington
TUESDAY. where she will continue her
studies In the university.
| Al the meeting OF the Womans Home
Missionary society held with Mrs. V. a.
Irish Tuesday evening the following LIST
of officers was elected: President, Mrs.
| " A irish vice -president Mrs. II. n.
k,n,hsll. recording secretary, Miss Anna
C,haplin; corresponding secretary. Mrs. G..
7, Ovitt; superintendent OF young peoples
societies. Mrs. F. w Wallace; superir-
tendent Of home guards Mrs. j. G.
Gaines: superintendent Of mothers
Jewels Mrs F. H. Brown: secretary Of
supplies, Mrs. A. j. Croft; secretary Of
mite boxes, Mrs. r. w. Wallace secrc-
tsry of temperance Miss Belle c. STONE :;
secretary Of reading circle, Mrs. n. +.
Kfmball. A pleasant evening was spent
and three new members we're received. -
j. W. Beatty returned Saturday from a
months trip through New Hampshire. -
Mr.. and Mrs n. s, Springer of Burlins
ton we're guests of Mrs. Springer's sieter,
Mrs c. G Abel over Sunday. Thor
daughter Miss Marion Springer. well
known as volinist, has gone to Phia-
deiphia, where she Is to take a course in
voice culture Foster r. Clement OF Bur.
lington and his fatherin-law, n. r. Sears
Of Des Mones. Iowa, were visitors in tow,
| Tuesdav Mr. Sears visited his hHl.
brother. r. A. Gaines and called on otne"
friends MFR and Mrs Victor Burt. NJ :
Burts mother. Mrs. Minnie Burt, Mrs 4
W. Isham and Mrs. f. l.. Stanton motor
ed to Burlington and return Tuesday -
Mr., and Mrs. Winfred O. Start an
daughter, EVELYN Of Bakersfield we-e IL
town Tuesday,. G. Gaines and w. H
Yaw were in bakersfield Tuesday on husi
ness.-The task of installing the orna
mental lights on Lincoln park is nearl,
completed The cross arms have beer
put in position and underground pipes Z
carry the wires are being laid
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SHELDON.

Mrs. Lena Foot Of Springfield, Mass,
who has been visiting at the home OF her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Peter Bocash, re-
turned to her home this morning.-Miss
Ella Bryce Is attending the Teacher
Training school az Swanton.-Mrs. 5.
Preston is very ill.-Mrs. John Bryce, who
has been visiting at the home OF her
son, James Bryce, returned to Canada
Tuesday.-The Misses Grace and Laura
Mower are attending the high school at
ST. Albans.-Miss Zula Smith, Bertha
Carpenter and Dorothy Hendrlck are at
tending the high school at Enosburg
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SWANTON.

Mrs. Duncan McGregor. former long
time resident of Swanton died at EstNar,
Saskatchewan, September 10 While
resident here Mrs. NcGresor was act!v,
In church work and member of the
W. c. r. IF d. Lapelle and family are
to move to Oswego \. v December
l. where Mr.. Lapele Is to be man
ager OF the Park & Pollard poultry food
plan. He has been engaged in the milling
business in Swanton for 40 years and IL at
present proprietor of the Swanton grist
mill and the head of the Lapelle Poul'~v
Food plant.-The Rev F. ". Day, recen.-
~ Of Franklin who has been engaged as
pastor of the Congregational Church, will
preach his first sermon in his new charge
Sunday. October 10. A. Skeels is To
make the building he has used as pa.I.
ing plant into tenements. There ia a
sharp demand at the present time for
tenement houses as many new families
are being attracted here by Remington
L. NJ, c. company.-The recent rains sent
the Misslsquoi river up.-Frank Carr is to
60 to Albany to take A business course.
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FLETCHER.

H. L. Maxfied has gone to the hospital
where he will undergo an operation for
the removal of cataracts from his eyes
Christine Flemmngs. the eldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Flemmings. died
at the Fanny Allen hospital Tuesday af-
ter an operation for appendictis.-Mr
and Mrs. George kenfeld of Enoshurg
Fails visited their brother, Ira Green.
the past week, Mr.. and Mrs kenfield are
taking an auto trip to Florida. where
they will spend the winter.
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HILL WEST.

Supt s W. Wallace visited schools m
the Enosburg district Monday.-A son was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas JeWstt
Saturday Baptismal services were he'd
here Sunday in charge Of the Rev. Mr.
Turple Mrs Saloma Whitcomb Of Eno3-
burg Falls is at the home OF her sistef,
Mrs. Salina Rushford, for an indefinite
time-Fred Paronto has gone 10 North
Scituate, +. l., to attend school,-Ihe
cottage prayer-meeting will be held ~
Milo Russels Friday evening Mrs,
Horatio Jewett is i'll. Her sister, Mrs.
.C. D. Shangraw of Montgomery Center
lie her