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uM0|llE COUNTY
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Fred Gardner has rented and moved
into the rooms over Miles's store-Miss
Beatrice Guyette closed her school Fri
day with exercises appropriate for Feb
ruary and returned to her home in Bur
lington Saturay.-Alouzo Goodenough
and Mr. and Mrs. James Phillips went
to Montpelier Saturday to attend the
funeral Of their mother and sister, Mrs
Margaret GoodenouCh.-Mrs {. IL. Gil
lett and Mrs. Juan De Colla'ner OF
MONTPELIER came Tuesday night. called
here by the illness of their mother Mrs.
Thop,na DhiI1ips
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MONTGOMERY.

The Rev. G. w. Allen Of Montgomery
Center will preach in thu Methodist Efpis-
copal Church Sunday morning, the sub
ject being Answers TO the Liquor Men"
The pastor will preach in the evening
on THE Most Unpopular Theme in the
Norld."-Niss Lillian NJ. Phelps gave an
address in the village hall Monday on
"Prohibition vs. Local option. The
Brotherhood met with Emerson Combs
Wednesday night.-Fred Goodspecd OF
T"wksbury arrived Monday 10 visit his
father. Joel Goodspeed. who is seriously
III and not expected 10 recover,-Mrs.
Williams and sister visited with Eli
Shangraw last week. also Mr. and Mrs.
j. VI. Shangraw. all Of Enosburg Falls.
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SWANTON.

Mrs George Rooney died Friday
morning Of heart failure She was as well
as usual the day before. but was found
on the floor unconscious in the afternoon
by member of the family and never
revived.-The building known as the Bell
building First street has been pur-
chased by T.. Trahan OF ifghEate. who
will convert 1t into modern creamery.
Mr. Trahan is proprietor of the Maple
Leaf creamery at Highgate.
The town han was crowded Sundey eve
ming when Miss Lillian Phelps gave
talk on temperance. Mss Phelps repre-
SCENTS tho national W. =. Y. t.-An eX
animation of candidates for teachers
certificates will be conducted by Super
intendent iiunt at the hgh school rooms
Thursday and F'riday.-rhe Shakespeare
club met with A. J. Barney Tues
dav.-Cletus Evanson is in the st. Adams
Hospital I'll with fever. The entertain
Inent given Saturday aud Monday eve
nings by Miss Carpenter at the town hall
for the benefit Of the Kings Daughters
was well attcndcd.-A. IL. Dinsmore Of
St Johnsbury, of the United States bur
eau Of fisheries. was I'm town Saturday
comforting with Superintendent John
Niles relative to the pix" perch WORK this
spring Plans arc being made for large
amount OF work. IT there is GOOD run
of pike hds output or ffN VIII be
handied'-F' b. Clark and George DUNBAR
nave returned from Bridgeport conn
Lutte Herner' fease' son OF LEONARD
tease Is III win tohsi'us'-Miss Lizzie
McDonough sister of Mrs Stephen
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The condition Of Mrs Theda Chaffee.
who has been critically i'll AT the HON.
OF her son, II. G. Chaffee. is considered
somewhat improved.--The three act com
edy, "How the Clup Was Formed" by
the Ladies Aid society, which was
postponed on account Of sickness, Will
he presented in Austn's hail Friday
evening. March I'll. NJ, Chaffee OF
Cambridge and r.. L. Chaffee of John
son are in town, called here by the seri-
Gus illness OF their mother.-G. F.. Ham
mond Of this place has purchased of p
Federman what is commonly known as
the Clark Hull farm situated in the
north part of the town Possession was
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs w. 6. Minckler and daughter,
Jessie. of Grand Isle. are guests of Mr.
ana Mrs +. Il. Davis.--4Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam fantz visited relatives in Nashville
Sunday.-Mrs. Byron Jones. Miss Irene
York and little Davie Cuthbert are i'll
with the grip.--C. +. Sahens and friend
visited his sisters, Mrs. Mary York and
Mrs. Y. Smith. over Sunday.--Fran
Gregory has returned from Waterbury,
Mrs. Frank Iitzsmonds of t'uderhill is
a visitor mt f.. r. Yorks.--Mss T.. NJ
f.carN closed her school Tuesday.-The
Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. =. &. Locke
March |. Dinner was served
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EAST FAIRFIELD

Timothy Corcoran died at his home here
Wednesday morning after n lingering
illness aged "a years. Funeral services
will he held Friday morning at the
Catholic Church in Fairfield The Rev,
S. W. Anthony of St, Adams spoke on
Statewide prohibition in the Union
church here Sunday evening. There will
be meeting Friday evening in Soule' 3
hall in the interest OF Foresters.
Speeches will he made by Mr. Wilkinson
Of Toronto and George II, Anderson,
High Chief Ranger of Vermont and New
Hampshire. The meeting is public and
All are invited, Instrumental and vocal
music will form part of the program
There will be a leap-year ball in Soule &
hall March g. with music by Potters
orchestra Edward Wright, vino has
heen AT work In Western Vermont and
New York state, il AZ home,-E &,
Colbuin 10 very i'll with the grip.
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ST. GEORGE.

School was closed several days last
week on account of tho Illness of the
teacher. Mrs. Belle Observation-Disclosures
Clara Harris spent Sunday with her
parents In TTinesburE.-I. G. 1Toyt is
moving his family this week to Hines
burg whore Mr.. Hoyt begins work for
Emnons insdale.-Albert Cook of
Charlotte was a visitor in town sun
day--Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Osborne Of
Willston were at tho home OF Law
renee Wc1linCer Sunday
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CAMBRIDGE.

+. G. Reynolds of Montpelier spent Sum
day with his mother. Mrs. NJ NJ. Rev
nolds.-Mr. and Mrs. VI. D. Young have
been spending several days in New York
and Greenwich. Conn.-K. r. Smith was
visitor in Swanton Monday-Mrs N.
NJ. Reynolds and Mrs. Eugene Green
spent Saturday in Johnson.-Ralph
Brewster has taken position as cleric
in H. A. BulSley's store.-Miss Ardells
De Patie of Fairfax is spending some
time with her sister. Mrs. \. r. La
point.--E. II. Olmstead of Morrisville vas
visitor III town Tuesday.-W. NJ.
Smith spent Tuesday and Wednesday, IN
Burlington.-The U.-kan club will mesa
with Mrs +. NJ. Reynolds Monday
evening March &
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SHELBURNE.

Eli Palmer recently sustained fall
which resulted in a dlslocated shoulder.
MIR. Palmer Is one of the oldest men III
town. being about Sc years OF aGo-Mr
and Mrs. 7. J. Iannigan are parents OF
q son, born Thursday n G. Mars"tt has
returned from a trip to New YORK city
bringing with him n pair Of work horses
and a Shetland pony. which he will place
on his recently purchased farm IN the
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Ern est Jenne. who has been passing the
winter in Gardner, Mass. has returned
home and entered the employ of H. A.
Pond.-Mrs. Robert Bruce Of Gardner,
Mass, is visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Jenne,-The Rev W. T..
Douglass of Enosburg Falls gave a
temperance lecture in the Congregational
Church Thursday eNening.-Mrs. r. De-
mar and Doris Powell were in Richford
Saturday.-Richard Ward was in Bur
lington Saturday.-Mrs. NJ. y. Coffin OF
Richford visited her daughter Mrs,
Charles Powell. Wednesday and Thurs
day of last week.
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ENOSBURG.

The two older organized Bible classes
met in the vestry of Memorial Church
Wednesday evening. There was a short
literary program and refreshments were
served Mr.. and Mrs. Downey visited
their grandmother. who Is quite i'll at
the home OF y. +. Cushman, Sunday
Several from here attended the Sunday
school association held at West Enos-
burg last week.
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HUNTINGTON.

Glenn Johnson went to the Mary tlet'h-
er hospital Friday. where h" Nnd"rWeht
an operation for a mastoid ahsccsS ana an
abscess at the ba of the brain. iils con-
diton Is serious.-C. w. billings ana ram
fly have moved to Rouses F"nt-MrS'
Allen Kenyon is recovering from the grip.
Mrs. T.. r. Bates is very Ill with the
grip and has q. trained nurse.
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FLETCHER.

Mrs. Cora Crosier Is confined to her
bed Francis Blair OF Brooklyn. y. Y,
is in town on business rles Corse
Is moving 10 Binghamvile. where he has
purcha sed a place.-Charles Ada Of New
Hampshire was called here by the sick
ness and death Of his nephew, Lee
French.
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WILLISTON.

The golden wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. James II. Bryant was celo-
hrated At the home Of Mr. and Mrs
Morton James February % by their many
friends and neighbors II was surprise
to the couple over ~ PERSONS We're
present, besides the family. Tho roov.
were decorated with red. white and blue
Mr.. Bryant being veteran Of the civil
War, Music was furnished by three
piece orchestra, Refreshments were serv ed
and wedding cake exhibited VAS decorated
With silk red white and blue fags Then
. purse of gold WAS presented by the
Rev. G. y. Curtis with the good wishes
and congratulations of the conpanv.
Mrs Carrie l,oggins, who has been i'll
for a number of weeks is gaining -Iicnry
Hart has been confined to the house with
a bad foot, caused by getting II chilled -
Joseph Buck was taken To the hospit al
Sunday for an operation for appendicitis.
There was birthday party at Mr. and
Mrs Charles Martells SATURDAY. night
Bot 70 and IN persons were present
One Of Louis Miless hovs has been
taken 30 the hospital for an operation
Mrs. Ralph Prior who has been CARING
for her mother In Worcester. Mass.. since
Christmas, returned to her home here las
Sundly morning The Ladies' Aic
met with Mrs. Frost Wednesday after
noon.-The winter term of schools il
town will close Friday and the sprnl
term will commence Monday, Marcn -
there being two weeks vacation, The
monthly conservation meeting of tn,
! Christian Endeavor will be held Sunday
evening at the church vestry; subject
! "Consecrated Strength leader, John a
| Forbes On Friday night three scouts %
| the Williston troop. Charles Miles Ralpl
LsPort and Nelson Porter, will bc in
stalled in the second class rank. TIVE
J others George TalCo'i aud icorg
I.aFrancc, will take tho scout's oath
/ The parents and friends are cordially in
vited to bc prescni-Mrs. Frank Curli
has been entertaining friends from 81
Alhans the past fcw weeks
\ rally will be held in Univesalist hal
Saturday evening at eight o'clock. Th
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ELMORE.

Mrs, Edward Aiken who has nneu--
nonia. is much improved.-cart Ash.
who has been seriously i'll with penu-
monia, is better-Rudolph Smith is con-
fined TO the house with bronchial pnel
monia.--Niss Bernice St. Jock has Cone
70 Lowell to visit her sister. Mrs. Clinton
Wiltshire. Dora Smith is recover
ing from An attack of bronchitis William
Ieo went to johnson Sunday, returning
home the first OF The week with some OF
Charles Peo's Soods.-Mrs. Harry F.
Smith who has been confined with tho
grip for the past 10 days, is much het
ter--Thc school AT Elmore Pond closed
Friday.-Miss Delta Kaiser closed her
school in Stowe Tuesday and is AT home
for her vacation Mrs. W. y. Powell -
storing her goods at A. W. Nhittemore's
in Morrtstown and will stay with her
daughter, Mrs. Harry F. Smith. for ths
present-GeorGe Tilotson OF Irnderl1ii
will take possession OF W. n, Powells
farm this week.-Robert 81. Jock Is NOV
ing from Charles Peo's house into the
parsonage. William Eco is moving from
his farm into Charles Peo's house ana
Charles Peo is moving from Johnson to
William Peo's farm.-Miss ella Hebb il
spending her vacation at her home in
Jcffersonville, dinner will be given at
the village school-house March T.
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FRANKLIN

Mrs A. D. whitney and da ughter. Helen
have returned after several weeks stay
with Or. and Mrs. II. A. Whitney in
Northfield.-Miss Pearl Hougha boon and
Miss Pauline Darling are spending a few
days in C;eorgia.-The annual meeting Of
the Franklin County Farm Bureau was
held in the town hall Thursday evening
County Agent Tiffany spoke on The
Raising Of Alfalfa Lantern slide pic
lures were shown OF the work Of the bu =
reau for the past year and plans for re-
newed demonstration work for the COM
ing summer were made. The following Of
fcers were elected for the coming year:
President r. r. Strait: secretary, W. a
Riley; advisory committee. A. s. Hem
drick. Glenn Titemore, A. o. Bowen, c..
O. Wright. f. l.. Fierce. r. j. Gates and
4. d. Wilder.-Emer-on Shedd Of the Uni
versity OF Vermont has been spending a
few days at his home here.
Walter Raymo and Hilda Husband were
married at Sheldon Springs SATURDAY. by
the Rev Mr.. Dame, They are to live
with his parents, Mr., and Mrs. Paul Raw
mo. for the present.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Williamson. who have been al work at
Governor Gates the past two years, have
finished work and gone to their home in
Ellenburg. y. Y.--Miss Nellie Pierce is
working I'm Hopkins store while Mrs.
Raymo is at home caring for her hus.
band-The Rev. +. w. Day ia I'm Rur.
I,ngton attending a ministers meeting.
the guest of the Rev, G. G. Adams.-A. ].
Jaing will speak in the town hall this
evening. explaining the Perry bill ON
which every voter is expected ia vat,
next TUESDAY.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

George Goodspeed, former resident OF
this town and we'll known by the older
people. died at Richford at his daughters
last week.-C. T. Hall has returned from
a visit to the Canadian Northwest and
also the Southern States.-Walter Clap
per has moved from East Hill to Hector
ville.-.I. w La Fountain, who has been
spending a few days in Burlington, has
returned. The Ladies' AID society il max
ing preparations to serve their annual
town meeting day dinner in the vestrv
of the Baptist Church next Tuesday,
DR. ]. s 'rimpany of South India gave
an interesting address a. the Baptist
Church Sunday morning-Mr. Allen. IA
ther of the Rev. G w. Allen. visited in
town this week,Willard Morse is III
at the home OF his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Clement Desautel-Lyman Hall
has returned from Boston and is at work
In the Office of Nelson e Hall company.
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Ferry prohibition law win he discussed
In all its phases by the members If the
university debating team. r. l., Grlsmer
OF Burlington. Il. ~. Ellis Of Poultncy.
Philip r. Johnson of st Adams and y.
~. lsham Of Wiliston There will be
,nueir
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

son was -,orn Sunday TO Mr. and Mrs
Charles WiIlctt.-AIiss Frances Bradford
aud f.. \. Bradford attended the funeral
of Mrs. Arthur w Hawkins, Miss Brad
ford's aunt. in Nergennes NednesdaN-
Mrs solomon Carl, an aged woman, whose
home Ia with her daughter. Mrs. Edward
Douglass. Just over the town line in Monk
ton. is very i'll with ValVular Lcart trou-
ble-W G. I.ivermorc is moving from
South Burlington TO his farm at charlotte
renter.-Miss Frances Clark Is III with
the grip-Miss Gladys Carpenter is con-
fined to the house with an attack of the
grip-Nembers of Louis Poulirs family
are ill.--John Carts little daughter, Ethel,
who has been i'll for three weeks, is inn
proving Daniel ST. George, who has spent
the winter with his parents. returned
Monday to his work In Stanton Williams
general store al Charlotte village AIR.
and Mrs. John a. Hart are moving to
George II. Aliens farm in South Bur
lington. where he has employment.-l'e N
tamin Garen is moving to T.. 4. Brad
ford's farm-F W. Carpenter. who has
carried on g. NJ. Hazards farm for year,
Is moving to the Carpenter farm on the
Ia Plotte river, which he has purchased. -
John Hart is suffering from an attack of
the grip and was nnahle 10 attchd 10 ms
business at the store Friday and Sa'ur-
day-Abert Ball attended the funeral of
his aunt, Mrs. Erwin Tucker i'm New
Haven Thursday.-R j. Clarks entire
family are i'll at present, except one. -
Little Marguerite PoUlin is III with bron-
chial neumonia~-Thursday evening pray
er meeting will he held at the church this
week Helen. the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John cart OF this town, who has
been i'll at the nome Of her aunt, Mrs,
Edward Douglass, in Monkton is recoV-
ering.-Mr. and Mrs. George Scguin at
tended the funeral of Mr.. Segun's sister,
Mrs. Erwin Tucker, In New Haven Thurs
day.--Miss Lillian NJ. Phelps will lecture
Al the Baptist Church in East Charlotte
Monday evening, March 6. on ''i'rohi bitiou
nd Local ONT ion ~
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GRAND ISLE.

AT the prize-speaking contest held in
connection with the Methodist Episcopal
Ehurch oyster supper the medal was
awarded to Mra W. G. Minckler. The
judges were Mrs. Mabel Adams. Mrs.
Buel Robinson and Mrs. James Wads-
worth of South Hero and Mrs. Fred Ma
comber and G. G. Kinney Of Grand Isle.
Sixty dollars was the net receipts from
the suppcr.-The infant child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Erwin Samson is seriously ill.-Ed-
mund Pouuette has purchased the place
owned by Mrs. Nina lToag Griswod. -
The Ladies Aid society will hold work
meeting a Mrs. W, G.. Mincl<iors Thurs
day.-Mrs. Nina Griswold. who has been
i'll since Christmas. is much better.-MOv-
ing seems to he the order of the day.
Ernest Sylvester is moving TO his IA
theirs; Peter Nondel 10 moeing TO Gran
Vile; Edgar Ilovt is moving to Henry
Martins tenement house: Joseph Socia ia
moving to the house vacated by Peter Won
del; and William ROGUE is moving to
the house vacated by Joseph Socia
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GEORGIA.

The last entertainment Of the Lecture
course will he on Friday evening. 1t win
be the warwick quartette. There vii, he
a short business meeting OF the grange.
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NORTH ALBURG.

Mr. and Mrs. George Plrmmer went to
Rouses Point. y. Y. Monday to attend
the funeral Of Mrs. Plummers ia Their Ed
ward Trombley.-Charles Whitman Of
Champlain, y. V. was a visitor In town
I,asher has been in Geor-
gia preparatory to moving his family
there.-Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Robinson and
daughters went Tuesday to Perrv's Mills.
~ Y, to attend the funeral Of Alrs. Rob-
inSOn's fRt her ". e Mnasem
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MORRISVILLE.

Prot II. W. Terrll of Maiden, Mass,
has returned to his school work after
passing "a vacation Of week at tho
home farn.--Prof and Mrs. NJ. w Chat
fee of Peacham have been called hero
on account of the serious illness of the
formers mother. Mrs. Orson w. Chaffee.
There were about 100 present at tho
anniversary Grange meeting Saturday.
The following program was rendered in
the afternoon: Invocation. the Rev.
W. T. Best; song. mems chorus; recita-
tion, Mrs. Edna Farr, Grange journal,
Mrs Turner and Mrs. Jones; "a Code
of Morals for the Changers" by the
chaplain. song, Mrs. W. r.. Best, Good
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The funeral Of Arthur Conger was held
at the Baptist Church Sunday afternoon
at two O'Clock. The service was con
Quoted by the Rev. Mr.. Wcscott assisted
by the Rev. Mr.. Durham Mr.. Conger
leaves q wife and five children. Frank
Pierce Ia somewhat improved. The la
dies OF the Methodist Church will serve
dinner as usual on town meeting day.
Ruth Ballard was operated on Sunday
afternoon and is reported as doing WE'LL
Those i'll with the grip are improving.
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BEAVER.

Mrs. {. F.. Young has been III with
the grip.-Noole Ryea will work for Fl.
y. McNall, commencing March L
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HILL WEST.

Miss Dortha Messier, who is attending
school In Bakersfield, is spendtng a few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Messier.--Herbert Ranvilie, aged
- years and 10 months. died February %
at his home after few days illness
The funeral was held Thursday at the
church, tho Rev. w. e. Mansfield OF
Montgomery Village officiating. With
burial in tho cemetery In this place.
Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Shangraw have been
visiting in Rfchford.--Mr and Mrs. II.
Rushford Of East Enosburg we're visitors
NJ Mr.. Rushfords mother, Mrs. Salina
Rushford recentlN