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PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO The STATE
CONSTITUTION
Chapter 50 g. b. No. 92-Bond) 1915
Session Laws.
RURAL CREDITS

A Concurrent Resolution to Amend and
ne-enaet Sector 1so Of The Ce.:tit..
Rei.ti.s Rel to Loans, Giviss Credit Or
Aid, By the State Or lts Political Sab.
divisions, and to Agricultural Loans,
Popularity Known ~ RuFal Credits'
Be it Enacted by the Senate Of the State
resentatives concurring:
That the following amendment to the
constitution of the state Of North Da-
sembly semi to be chosen at the next gen
eral election in said state, to be by
the last named Legislative assembly
to the aua1ed eiectGrs of Of
accordance with the provisions of sec
tion 2o2 Of the constitution of the state
of North Dakota: aa:,rr1n,1v~r, That
section 1S5 Of the, constitution Of the
state Of North Dakota be amended to
read as follows:
county, city, township, town, seheol
vision shall loan or give its credit or
make donations to or In aid of any any
except for necessary support of the
poor, nor subscribe to or become the
owner Of the capital stock Of any as
ISOLATION or corporation, nor shall the
Improvement unless authorized by a
two-thirds vote Of the people; Provided.
In the treasury or to be thereafter
raised by taxation for the construction
or Improvement of public highways.
The Legislative assembly may by law
provide for the formation of rural
agricultural credit associations. fncOr-
Dorated or voluntary. under the SUPER
vision OF a department of state anal
may establish a loan fund by pledginE
the credit of the state. or otherwise.
nnR pass laws regulating the use Of
such fund. The repayment Of the 6hli:
cations to the state herein authorized
shall in all cases be secured BY first
mortgage ON agricultural lands. Lnnn~
from such fund may be made directly
to individuals or to rural agricultural
credit associations and In all cases on
the security of rural agricultural re1l
property In the manner provided by
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The Annual Rummage sale Of Saint
Peters Episcopal Guild will be held
on Friday and Saturday, October 18th
and 18th. 16-2t.
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News of Epping High School and
Grammar Grades

| O-~~
Grammar Grades
At present, we have an enrolment
of twenty-five boys and girls in this
department. There are nine doing
High School work, eight in the eighth
grade, and eight in the seventh grade.
More are expected to enter In q few
days.
delayed by the lack Of the necessary
books. Work was taken up on Wednes
day, September 27. Since that time,
we have been working hard in order
to catch up with our work.
In the English l. class we are study
ing Sharp Eyes by John Burroughs,
one of the greatest American natural
lists. 1t is a splendid little booklet
and is suitable for any home library.
We have read The Lays of Ancient
Rome by Thomas B. Macaulay, an
English writer and historian.
The Grammar Grades have finish
ed the first months work.
We are getting acquainted with our
work now, and October will show a
good report.
The pupils having perfect attend
ance for the school month ending Oc-
tober are, Alberta Constable, Ruth
Alexander, and George Boe. The
cold, rainy weather during the past
few days has caused many absences.
Gladys Rem has been absent num-
ber of days having her eyes treated
by an oculist at Williston. We are
glad to note that Gladys is back
among US again now.
George Boe is out picking 'spuds.'
Mr.. Bell can recall tired nights fol-
lowing days Of potato-picking. But
those potato fights we boys used to
have can be recalled just as readily.
Our school building is under way
at last. We hope that Contractor
Borsheim will present it to US for a
Christmas present. It will certainly
be appreciated by the faculty and
students as well.
Robert J. Bell, Teacher.
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Bessie A. Sinnott, dressmaker, 80,
West Broadway, Williston, N. Oak
Phone $40 Red. 29-h.
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Primary

Primary
Number enrolled-4O.
Average daily for Sept.-38.
Nineteen were neither absent nor
tardy during the month.
Florence Carr, Teacher.
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The Tenderfoot "Describes" The West
But The West Finds An Able Champion

couple spirits all the day from 1owa visit
the country home they wrote rhyme for
North
pretty of the pape. Mott and one E.
comeback
that will tendereet while.
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intermediate Room
Number enrolled-twenty.
Average daily attendance for Sept
-18.
Those having perfect attendance
during the month: Christina Alex
ander, Evelyn Clark, Dorothy Kill
gore, Rapheal Myers, and Mildred
Uggen.
Isabelle Lykken, Teacher.
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WILLISTON.

There will be meeting Of the farmers
of Williston and vicinity at tho Universal
hail at Willston this evening. TIL"
county agent will he present and discuss
the work for the ensuing year and other
topics of interest at this season. The
members of the Chittcndon County Farm
crs' association from Wiliston will also
lie present and elect their member Of
the advisory board.
r. w. Cady attended the funeral of his
nephew, Oscar IoGgins. in Henson Feb
ruary O. Mr.. Loggins was formerly of this
placc.--M Carrie I.ogCinS and Mrs
IIoratio johnson, who ha We been very ILL.,.
are gaining.-Camp Iroquos camp Fire
Girls and Williston Truup | BOY Scouts
OF America held a banquet at their club
rooms last Saturday, Eleven camp Fire
Girls and 10 scouts being prcscut.-,Sun-
day night and Monday morning the Nor
curry was at ~ to - degrees below zero -
"The Nirginian TrOup" will give n music
entertainment at the Tniversalist hail,
Wednesday night Of this week, under the
auspices OF the Kings daugEtcrs-NIrs.
James Beyant is confined to the house
i'll with the grip-The last quarterly con-
ference for this year was held in the
Methodist vestry Friday aftcrnoou.-'rhc
Woman's Foreign and Home Missionary
society met with Mrs William Barber,
Tuesday afternoon Frank Goodrich
Is i'll
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RICHMOND.

Andrew. the Young son OF Mrs, Clara
Sharland, died of pneumonia Sunday in
Wnooski, where he was attending school.
The remains were brought here Monday
morning and he funeral was held from
the Church of Our Lady OF the Holy
Rosary Tuesday. and Mrs l.. T..
Douglass gave 5on party a. their home
Friday evening f. H. Shepardson
Mas the guest of her daughter, Nina, in
Morrisville over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Berry Of Milton were guests o.!
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Berry,
Sunddy.-Mrs. Colgrove, who has been
seriously i'll for several weeks, is conval-
cscent.-Miss Teachout OF Essen Junction
has been the guest of Miss Lois Bartlett
for several days.-Fifteen voting ladies
gave "A private dance in Is. of T. hail Mon
day cvening.-Mrs w. w. Miller is the
guest Of relatives in Burlington this week.
- Mrs. T.. L. freeman gave party to "A
number Of her friends Friday after
noon.-Nr. and Mrs George Champa gne
of Sheburnc were the guests of relatives
i'm town over SundaY.-Mrs. 6. II. Pine
has been confined to her house by illness
tertained the Y. p. &. L. a. her home
Thursday cvenng.-The entertainment
given by the high school students for
the benefit tho senior class was largely
attended. The cast was a good ono ana
a good sum was realized,-Mr and Mrs
DodWcll of Shelburnc We're the guests o.
her parents, MI and Mrs. r. Burke owe,
SUNDAY.
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r H. IIiglcy won first prize and Miss
l.eona Brewster second at the whist par
ty Wednesday evening. There Will not
he another one until March Mrs. Clara
Norton Of Burlington was an over Sun
day guest at the home of her father, g.
w. Brewster.-rhere will be dance at
the NJ. w. A. hall Tuesday evening. Feb
ruary 22.-'rhe Baraca -Philcathen class
met with Parker Beane last Saturday eve
ing They will have leap year social
at the NJ W. A. hall Saturday evening.
Mrs. Addie Hanks Of Burlington is
visiting at &. :. Brewsters and other
friends. Ira Ring moved his family to
the north village TucsdaN.-Word was
received Tuesday of the death of Ralph
IIallock in Erosburg Falls. His boy
hood days We're spent here and his
many friends sympathize with the
bercavcd family.-Mr. and Mrs. s. j.
Randall, Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Ellis ana
Mr. and Mrs. G.. :. Brewster were in
Enosburg Falls Thursday to attend the
funeral of Ralph I!allock. Mildred, the
Young daughter of Mark Thompson, Is
seriously i'll with pneumonia
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UNDERHILL.

There VIII h" an entertainment and leap
year promenade at the G. A. K. hall
February - under the auspices of the
". L. C.-Mrs, W. r. Colcgrovc of Eur
liucton, who has been the guest of her
sister, Mrs A. r. Kirby, is spending a
few days at IA. l.. Colcgrovc's.-M
Donald James of Richford is The guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e, H.
liaNd"n,-r. II. Hayden, who has bccr
Ill with the grip is bettcr,-Mr. Bristol
of burlington was the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs osgood over Sunday.-Thc Mis-
Sionary society meet at the home Of Mrs.
r. |. Sinclair Friday and pack barrel
for the salvation Army.-Mrs. JudsOn
Clark is very ill-Dr Beecher of Bur
lington was called Wednesday in con-
sultaton with DR.. Hunt for Mrs. Judson
C!ark.-lra W. Thorp is able TO be out
again after n second attack of III" grip.
Mrs. Martha Reynolds OF Burlington
has returned home after spending scl =
eral days with her sister, Mrs. Sarah
Ellsworth Mr. and Mrs Scott T.. Terriil
Of burlington were guests of Mrs Ida
Jones Suuday.-Thc Book club met at
the nome of Mrs. ]. f.. Foster Monday
evening Mrs. Carl Mead. who has been
in with grip, is bctter.-IIenry Dickm-
son has bought of W. W. Palmer his
farm ana stock of touls.-IIarod Lincoln
of Essex junction visited in town We'd
nDSdaV and Thursday.
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SHELBURNE.

The Rev. Thomas Stevenson of YER
gennes entertained the Mems Adult
Bible class and their guests with a talk
on some OF his experiences as n mis-
sionary in Africa. The mon afterwards
served refreshments. Miss .Aretts Shin
VILE of Burlington recently visited her
uncle, Jerome Coleman.-Mr. and Mrs.
T.. b. Beers of Charlotte We're in town
Saturday, the guests OF Mrs. Mary
White.-Robert Holt. the young violin
ist is expected here soon and will assist
in the concert a. the town hall Fcbru
airy a2-R c. Sharp Of Montreal, who
has been the guest Of Mr. and Mrs,
Roy Sanders, has returned home. accom-
panied by his wife and nephew, who
have been here for some tme.-The vii
lage Young people are working hard in
preparation for the coming entertain
ment which is to be given for the bene-
tit of the Shelburne electric light fund.
There will be a reception at the Metho-
dist pa rsonage Friday afternoon at 80
o'clock for Miss Lillian Phelps, who is
a national w. &. 7. L. worker. Everyone
is invited to attend, The following ladies
will assist Mrs, Banks N receiving: Mrs
W w. Irish Mrs. f.. Y. Slocum Mrs
G. y. Roberts, Mrs. G Il. Brush and
Mrs FL W Tracy. Mrs. w. NJ Webster
and Mrs w Hayes Mt hell will pour in
the dining room, with thu following ladies
to serve: Mrs. Harris Mack, Mrs Roy
Sanders. Mrs George Lewis. Mrs. Howard
Peterson, Mrs Moies and Miss Janet
| Harmon Music will bc by Earl A..
Braman. assisted by Mrs. G. Frederick
Jones In the evening Miss Phelps will
!
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MONTGOMERY.

There will be a baptismal service next
Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal
Church, the subject of the sermon being
THE True God" address to children,
THE Organ and its Message" evening,
questions Miss GLADYS lombard is i'll
with the grp.-Miss Davies was unable
to teach her class Monday on account Of
grp.-Mrs. f. $. Pratt is sightly indis-
posed with "A cold.-Miss Lillian NJ. Phelps
will lecture in the village hal February
~ on prohibition VS., Local Option. Hardy
Baker is confined to his bed with chronic
rheuma tism.-Mrs. Joseph La Fountain
is improVins
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

St Thomas Improvement club had an
enjoyable meeting Friday evening, NJ. j.
truuin Of the Middlebury College enter
tuinmeHt club gave pleasing rccitals.-
The funeral OF Miss Yvonnc Couture,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Napolion Cou-
ture. who died last week Wednesday was
held AZ St Thomas Church last Satur-
day morning, With burial in the catholic
cemetery. Miss Couture was Is wears
Old. Her death was due to tuberculosis,
\ daughter was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. c. Br,en last Saturday morning
The funeral -; the l1-Year-old son of
William Doom vas held at St Thomas 3
Church Tuesday Mrs, Clarissa Joy, %
years old, and probably the oldest per
son in this section is critically ill
Monday evening the thermometer regis
tered >. below zero, the coolest of the
winter Frank .. Ross has been ill
Pearl Smith of Danny was here last
week TO see his grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Smith, who ~ very i'll.
Mrs. clarissa JOY widow of Benja-
min JOY. died at the home of her son,
Alph"us y. Joy, late Tuesday night,
the cause Of death being a general
breaking down incidental to old age.
Mrs, Joy was born in Fairfield July .,
1928. In her girlhood days Mrs Joy
often assisted in caring for the late
President Chester A. Arthur, when he
was baby, and who's" parents were
her noiEhbors. She is survived by ono
son, 4, g. Joy of this place, The fu-
neral will b" held at one O'Clock Fri
day at her late home and burial viii
he at Jericho Center
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CHARLOTTE.

Walter Coleman will move Ia l.. w.
fuckers tenement March and work FOR
Mr.. Tucker William Iivermorc OF South
burlington was a business visitor in town
saturday. Joseph Bora, who has heen
seriously i'll, is somewhat bctter.-William
Spear, who purchased the Charlotte Feed
& Mercantile company's business, took
possession last wcek.--'rhcr was \
regular communication Of ndship
Lodge. 40. l2i, +. and \. NJ, on Tuesday
evening. William Dcshaw has position
i'm Monkton. Edward MCGOWAN has pur-
chased the meat market Of Stanley Dart
and will take possession March l.
Tho funeral of Miss Lou Jackman, who
died of grip and pneumonia on TUESDAY,
will he held NJ her late home on Friday
afternoon at 80 O'Clock. Miss Jackman,
who was about % years old. IS survived
nv her mother. Mrs Lucy JaCkman, and
q sister Mrs. &. T.. Martin
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SHELDON.

The floral hall on the sheldon june
ton fair grounds burned to the ground
Tuesday morning. The fire was hrst
noticed about 400 a IN. The cause has
not as Yet been discovered. The towns
people are at present taking advantage
OF the good ice ON the creek ana are
busy filing their ice-houses Ward
Morey and daughter. Ethel, wer" guests
at William H. Yates over sunday
Homer Fairbanks, the siX-year-"ld son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. {. G. Fairbanks VINO
has been confined to the bed by Sc
we're attack OF scarlet fever, is Slowly
recovering. Miss Ruby Masked LETT
Tuesday for her home in Ph.llipsburE,
+. Oil. II. Cover is confined to the
house by illness. William Waite remains
about the same.-I.yn Morgan is confined
to the house by illness.
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COLCHESTER.

The funeral of Mrs. ELLEN Day was held
at her late home Friday afternoon at
two O'Clock. the Rev. ". W. Smith Of
fciating The bearers were f. II. Andrews.
Carl Day. NJ j. Crowley, Leon Sandal,
Il. l.. McNall and T. II. Thomas. The
floral offerings were many and beautiful,
among them being designs from the
church Kings Daughters. teachers OF
tho Essex Junction schools, members of
the Essex Junction scnpol board. pupils
of four and nth grades, Essex June
ton. AmouG those from ont of town Ia
attend the funeral were the Rev g. :.
chase of Hostou. Miss Edna Wilcox "f
Waterbury, Mr.. and Mrs g. !, Mcbride
aud Mr. and Mrs. Il. l. McNall OF Bur
lington, VI. J. crowley II Shelburnc, ana
carl tlnV of " oodstoC
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MILTON.

The remains Of Miss Alice Ashley Wit
tiers. wife of C. w. Writers. were brought
here from St. Adams Sunday afternoon
by special train and inferred in the
family lot beside her husband and
daughter in the village cemetery-Mrs
Harry Macmillan and little son. who
have been visiting her parents Mr. and
Mrs. y. f. Phelps. returned Saturdav
to her home in St. Adams. She was ac-
home by her sister. Miss
Glenna Phelps who spent Sunday with
her.-The valentine social Friday evening
at the congregational vestry was a
great success. tho Endeavor society real
zing over s. as proceeds.-George A.
Phelps is spending a vacation in Boston.
Samuel Allen is confined to the house
by hard cold Miss Alberta Foster of
Swanton is visiting her aunt. Miss y. T..
Phelps William Prcntiss had shock
Sunday evening. Jed Patterson is car
ing for him.
There will he a meeting Of the farmers
Of Milton and vicinity at the town
hall at Milton Friday evening, Feb
ruaiy IS. Tho county agent will be
present and discuss seed selecting and
other subjects OF interest. The members
of the Chittenden County Farmers as
ISOLATION from Milton will also he there
and elect their members OF the advisory
board
s. l.. Shroyor was called to Pcnnsyl
vania the first of tho week by the dealt
of his brothcr-Mr. and Mrs G. l.
Swan have sold their farm. where the,
are now living. to Mrs. Kate r. Clark
Paul Fountain is suffering q severe at
tack Of appendicitis. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Lyman OF Waterioun. y. V.
are passing Week with friends ant
relatives in toWn.--T.eon y. Latham wa
in Burlington Tuesday to attend the
funeral of j. T.. Cushnan. Bruno lie
doux and two children of Burlington
were over Sunday guests of Mr. anc
Mrs Alexander Barry.
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EVANSVILLE.

&. and IL. Holden have sold their Morri-
son property In the Gore. consisting Of
TO AIvah NJ. and Frank A. Stevens, who
intend To begin numbering the same next
summer There is estimated to he over
. 10000 feet of spruce and large amount
Of hardwood. IS miles from Jonesvilc.
where IL will be Carricd.-Wilson, 1l-ycar-
old son Of Valentine Sweet, died Feb. :
and WAS buried Wednesday. School closed
so tina; his school mates could attend tho
funcrtl.-Mrs. John Dea born Is soon 30
celebrate her S1th birthday. She is we'll
preserved. excepting her eyCsight.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The Ladies Aid society will give an
entertainment in tho form Of three
act comedy, How tho CLUB Was
Formed. including IA female characters.
on Friday evening. Tho proceeds are
for the benefit of tho church. Mrs. Bur
Icson. who has been staying in Richford
for several months, has returned to her
home in this paCe-Mr. and Mrs. ~. n.
Coriss were Weekend visitors in Swan
on.-Ray Phelps, who has been At home
several days. i'll with the grip. has
resumed his school work at T.. +. r. :.
Several persons in the village are con-
fined to tho house with the grp.-Mr.
and Mrs. G. u. Paxmau visited Mrs.
Paxmans mother in Fairfield over Sun
daN.-'rhe mems sunday school class
met With q. T.. Goodhuc Monday eve
nng.-Thc Ladies' Aid met with Mrs.
A. 6. Derby for dinner Wednesday.
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Della Bliss of Lake Placid. n. Y. A large
number gathered at the home Sunday
afternoon for the funeral The Rev !
Bruce Gilman. pastor " the First Bap-
fist church. officiated. The bearers were
Cant. william d. George. Morey w.
Sargent. Arthur ". Brown and Philp
n. Sanders. all from steamer NO /
Nashua fre department. The members
of tho entire Nashua fre department
headed by a drum corps escorted the
body to its resting place in Edgewoo
cemetery.
The Womens Union will give a Wash
ington social in the parlors of the Con-
gregational Church Tuesday EVENING"
valentine party was held at the *. T..
hall Monday evening-Among those i'll
with grip this week are Mrs Clinton
Faukins Mrs. Jessie Grow and the fam
ily Of Willis king.--Mrs. J. w. Grow re-
turned home from the hospital wcdnes.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

T.. \. Bradford has To- his farm in the
northeastcrly part Of Charlotte to Bon
iamn Garcn. who will take possession
March Ralph Clark and his Family
are AL i'll with the grip Maurice Cove
has been out Of school for a week he
cause of u severe cold-Trank st George
is suffering from assesses in his head
and is confined to the bouse.-Miss Lutte
JaCltman continues very i'll with the grin
The condition OF Mrs. Lucy Jackmau
who is i'll with the grip, is somnV hal
improved - Frank Eddy of Shelburnc has
been visiting his sister, Mrs G. +. Cove
and her famly.--Daniei St. George has
killed Il foxes during the winter and
fall.-Ivan Garcn has taken f.. NJ
Partchs farm in New Haven and will
move there March to take possession
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blanchard have
been visiting their relatives in Vergennes
and in FerrsburS. Michael Crowley of
Bristol and his daughter. Mary, have
been visiting his sister. Mrs. Daniel
HsYos.--Thc Rcv \. y. Alien of tho
BAPTIST state convention. who has been
holding special revival meetings ~ the
BAPTIST Church, closed his lalors Friday
evening g. NJ. Hazard. who has boon
hlahAECf Tor the : narcotic Food " MGR
Cauill" company for year. will move
back to his HON" in Fast Charlotte this
week and resume possession of his farm
March l.-AuCuStus Tatro and son. Roy
TatIo Of Burlington. scent Sunday and
sunday nigh' in East Charlotte where
they were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
T.. r. Noi=t-Miss Gladys Coursey. tho
village school teacher. accompanied by
Miss BESSIE Dow. went to her home in
Mddlobury Friday afternoon to spend
IN" Weekend with her parents. and re-
turned to her school Monday morning
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RICHFORD..

The mercury registered 30 degrees be-
low zero Monday morning, the coolest
Richford has experienced this winter
John H. Roberts, secretary OF tho Domin-
ion Temperance Alliance, with headuuar-
tors at Montreal, gave two interesting
addresses in the Colonial theatre Sunday.
The meeting in the afternoon was for
men only and the meeting in the evening
was open for all. Seated on the stage
were the Rev. T.. NJ Fuller the Row. p.
G. Guest. w. y. Locllin, G. A. Powell ami
+. w. Wheeler and the speaker. John n.
Roberts. W. B. I.ocklin introduced tho
speaker.
"A Birthday supper in honor of the
following birthdays. Washington, Long
fellow, Lincoln and ST. Valentine will he
held In the Baptist Church dining rooms
February % from $50 until all arc served.
The regular meeting OF the Richford
Womans club occurred Wednesday night
in the Baptist Church dhing-room at 8
O'Clock and was in charge Of the MUSIC
commit ee.-'rhe Ladies' Missionary meet
ing Of the Baptist Church will meet a.
the home of Mrs. Nellie Morse thu,
afternoon at three o'clock-Peter MrC;sd
trick has been drawn 10 serve on the grand
jury Of the United States district court
that sits In Burlington, FEBRUARY Mrs
NJ. J.. Pike of East Orange, y. j. is visit
ing nor husband in this place. He is ons
of the proprietors Of the AMERICAN Ifousa.
A daughter was born Tuesday morning
TO Or. and Mrs. II. S. Herrtck.--'rhc ladies'
or St AIMS Guild will serve supper ir
the parish hall Thursday from $50 until
all are served.-Check lists of voters en-
Titled to vote in the annual town meeting
IN March have been posted by the select
men. The board Of civil authority will
meet in the town clerks office SATURDAY.
TO revise tho list.-Mrs. Nellie Royston
of West Derby and daughter Mrs
harIes Rlasdell of Brattlcporo, visited
friends in this place Tuesdav.-A son was
'horn TO Mr. and Mrs. Richards Saturdav
Mrs. richards will be remembered as Misx
FANNIE Hamiton.-ieorgc T.. Read and
son have gone to Boston on business
. trtp.-Mrs. Jane Burleson. who has been
living AT the home of her sister Mrs
p. c. Kendall for few months. has re-
. turned To her home in West Berks shire