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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

The mems Bible class of the Baptist
Church, TO the number Of 80 had an
outing at Lake Carmi. in Franklin, re
Gently, going by automobile c. r. Hall
gave the free use of his camp for the
class while they We're there. They
caught plenty Of fish and fish dinner
was much enjoyed. Miss Leuretta Gates
Alfa Dix for some days, has returned
home Howard stiles of New York city
was in town from Saturday until Mon
day visiting his grandmother, Mrs. b.
NJ stiles, and his aunt, Mrs Dix.-Ru-
raj carrier J. r. Hail is taking his an
nual vacation, Substitute Carrier Charles
Purricr is supplying the route A.
Gardyne was in johnson Monday. Mrs.
mother, Mrs f.. L, Duso-The Catholic
society are preparing to build new &C.
ment walk down the hill from their
Church. -Miss Mable Dodge was re-
cent visitor at the home of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. II. Dodge.-Mrs. Allen OF
CoatiCook, que, was "A recent visitor
ut the. Rev. G. W. Allen s.-Miss Wilma
Wright of Lyndonville is in town visit
ing relatives Miss Mary l.. Gates is
at home from the South. where she
spent the winter and spring.-Mrs. LII
liam Savoy of Hoboken, \. j.. is visit
ing her brother, William Daniels, coming
by automobile.
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BINGHAMNILLE.

Mrs. Camilla Uord Lamb. wife Of
Eldon Lamb, died Thursday morning
about six oclocE of tuberculosis. She is
Survived by her husband and three chill
dren. Philip. Dayton and Cecil; also an
aunt Mae Lord Marshall
The funeral of Mrs. Eldon Lamb, who
died Thursday, was largely attended at
the Methodist Church Saturday after
soon at two o'clock. The Rev. j. II.
Wills ofilciated. assisted by the
Rev. George H. Locke. a former pastor,
The bearers were Walter Lamb, r, c.
Parrons, j. NJ. Parsons, and Seneca
Haselton. There We're many beautiful
flowers. Cambridge Grange No 395,
also the Eastern Stars, attended, Mrs,
Lamb having been member The burial
was in the family lot in this place. Among
those from out of town to attend the
funeral were John Flanagan. an uncle,
Of St. Adams. Dayton La Paint, a cou-
sin, of Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Il,
Strait. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Parsons,
Mr. and Mrs. X. G. Parsons and daugh-
ter, Frances, Leon Montague Of Fair
fax: W. NJ. Smith and family of Cam
bridge Mrs. G. p, Stearns and Mrs
Wayne Warren Of Westford, and the
Rev. and Mrs. G. II. Locke of Essen
Junction.
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His spine was injured and he is now taxi
Ing electrical treatment. Winthrop HUB
bell, n son of Mrs w. V. Phelps, who was
n student in a military school in Winona.
y. j.. has gone with the troops from that
state to southern California. lie is u
drill serEeant.--At the Methodist Episco-
/ al parsonage Saturday GAYLORD Albert
Ecod and Miss Jessie Gertrude Giddings.
both of Bakersfield were married by the
Rev. w. T. Douglass. The parties will
live I'm bakersfield, where Mr.. Reed has
| farm. The Rev Samuel Quincy, who has
been in Rhodcsia., Central Africa, for II
years as a missionary under the Methodist
! Episcopal society, is visiting Mrs Quincy
at tho homo Of r. G.. Gallup near North
Sheldon, whose health would not permit
/ her to stay in that climate. Or. Quincy
expects to- return within II month.-Miss
! Matte Burt, who has been teaching mu-
! sic in Boston the past year, is ut the
/ home Of her parents. MIR. and Mrs. S. *.
( Burt for her vacation.--Mrs. John II.
/ Mcars and son, John H.. Jr., of Brooklyn,
/ \. ~ arc visiting with the parents of Mr.
7 Ncars, Mr. and Mrs Joseph II. Mears.-
4 Miss Grace Libby has resigned her posi-
( ton i'm the store of w. H. Billado and
Tonc 10 her home in Berkshire. Her
place has been taken by Mrs H. NJ. Mar
! tina l.. Gleason and son, Stewart
who have been in Grand Isle county for
two weeks on n business trip, by automo-
bile for kimball Brothers & CO.. passed
Sunday at their home hcrc.-Mr and Mrs.
l.. II. Pomeroy, who are staying in South
! Franklin, are passing n few days with his
! brother, J. G. Pomeroy.-NIss Corrine Ar
| chambault of La Pas, Manitoba, where
she is in convent. is assisting her ia
Their. l.. J. Archamhault, who is i'll at his
home on Archambault street. Her church
name is Sister Seney.-Miss Charlotte
Lang Of Stowe Is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
j. G. Gaines.--Walter Tiff of East Frank
lin has bought the farm in berkshire on
the West berkshire road belonging to the
estate Of the late 4. y. .Ilnld for $4,000.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

An electrical storm of great inten-
sity passed over this section about
nine o'clock Friday evening The
large, nearly new and modern barn
on the farm of Benjamin Davis in
Berkshire. about three miles from this
place, was struck and completely de-
stroyed, Several people went from
here, carrying oXtinguishers. by the
use of which and a water brigade tho
other farm buildings comprising horse
barn, tool house and hog pen were
saved.
The body of Mrs. Cora NJ. Kelley ac-
companied by her son and wife, Mr..
and Mrs l.. v Kelley of Fairfax, was
brought here Friday from that town
and buried in Mssisquoi cemetery be
side her husband. the late Homer KEEL
ley. who lost his life in the Hoosic
tunnel accident five years ago.--E. f,
Greenwood has been passing the week
at a shooting tournament at Maple
wood. ~ H.-Mrs. J. O. Kimball and
daughter. Miss Elizabeth I<mball
have gone to Highgate Springs for a
few days-Miss Evelyn BENJAMIN, who
teaches in HanS,ton. n. H.. but is pass
ing the summer with "A sister al
Greensboro, is visiting Miss Florence
Aseltine. who is an instructor In tho
same school.-Miss Emma Barnes OF
South Hero and her cousin, Mrs. Mar
tina Charters of Pomona, cal, ar,
guests of their cousin, G. II. Abel
Miss Nellie Adams of Oakland Cal,
has been passing n few days with Mrs
c. i. Marsh Miss Adams Is passing
the summer in the East.-Mr. and Mrs
w. r. McFeetcrs and Miss b"mpst"
returned Friday from two days sta,
In Burlington.
w. V. Phelps mas received letter IRON
a nephew Erick stevens, who is in It nos
ptal in England, The young man enll"te'
from Bladsworth, Sask,, and i'm May las
during an engagement in France a @hel
struck near the trench and comnlelel
buried him, Before he could be dug Gu
another shell came and uncovered him
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BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. \. H. Bowen has returned
home from Lowell. Mass. where she
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
w. a, Benoit-Mrs. Oscar Westover
and son, Harold, of Montreal are Wis
iting at the home of c. \. Bowen
Mrs. l.. Frances Jolley is attending the
meeting of the Vermont Botanical and
Bird club. held in Wallingford-Mrs.
Maude Jenne is at home from Rich
ford.-Mrs. V. b. Weston and daugh-
ter. Ruth, of Kecne. n. H., are visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Weston :
brother. l.. +. Dufeny.-Mrs. c. II.
johnson, Mrs. Mary Rannum. Leon
and Gordon johnson returned home
Monday from oxford, n, II. They were
accompanied on the return by Mrs.
Irene Sawin and two sons of Leomin-
ster, Mass. who met them there.
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FAIRFAX.

Irving Gilbert and family of Essex June
ton We're guests Sunday of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Gilhert.-.Mr and Mrs
j. u. Shedd have returned from visiting
friends in Boston.-The Womans Home
Missionary society of the Methodist Eps-
copal church met Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Conner.-.W V. Farr and
family of Burlington were in town sun
day.-Nr and Mrs. Carl Lane and son
have returned to their home in Connect
iCut.-Nr. and Mrs. w. Il. Hooper and Mr.,
ana Mrs. oscar Carpenter of Fletcher
were guests Of MIR, and Mrs. w. S White
July 9,-Mr. and Mrs. Fay Marvin and
daughter of Colchester visited his father.
r. l.. Marvin, Sunday.-Miss Georgia Law
ton of burlington is enjoying a two
weeks vacation at the home of her IA
ther. George II. Lawton.-Mr. and Mrs.
Wiedman of Swanton We're guests Sun
day of the Rev. and Mrs. O. T.. Aiken.
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SHELDON.

On Friday evening a lawn social
will he hold on the Methodist Episco-
pal Church lawn. Ice cream and cake
will he served. a program of music
Will be rendered.
Miss Ncttie Bryce. Miss Margaret
Durkee, and Miss Ardell Fanton went
to Johnson last Monday morning to at
tend the teachers summer school for
three weeks. Marion Bryce and
grandmother are visiting relatives in
West Enosburg.-Ralph Curtis. wife and
little son are visiting his mother and
brother, Mrs. Frank Curtis. and Walter
Curtis Of this place.-Nlss MILDRED
Smith is spending few days in Swan
ton with friends Mrs. George Stafford
is iu.-NIss Feulah Loverin has been
visiting her uncle. Carl Loverin.-A deer
was seen in the Rev. y. +. Browns gar
den last week.
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JOHNSON.

The play, "Cranberry Corners"
given by Johnson Grange the night of
the Fourth, was well played.-Mr. and
Mrs. John Laraway and son-in-law,
Charles Allchurch. of New York passed
a few days with them the past week.
MIR. and Mrs Albert Lambert are in
the new home they bought of George
Grady near the station,-Mrs. Susan
Freeman has moved from Mary Nor
Eans rooms to Mr.. Caswelrs house on
Main street.-Mr. and Mrs. u. =. Gram
ger of Huntington, who bought Albert
Lamberts farm, took possession July
4.-Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Stearns are
spending n week in Boston.-Mrs. II.
l.. Griswold has bought c. l.. Demer-
tits house in the gulf and will move
the last of the month.
Helen Hunt has returned to Newport
John Pippen and wife visited their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Horace Fonyeau, last week.-Mr.
Gonyeau, who has been clerkinE for +. +.
Jose the past two wears. has finished work
for hm.-Miss Roxie Cristy visited in
Jeffersonvilie last week.-Mrs., John Lara
way started for New York city Monday
to spend a few weeks with her niece Mrs
Susie Emmons Alchurch.-D. 4. Rarrows
and family went to Orleans Sunday,-Mrs.
Josie L. Pierce goes soon to Brooklyn, y
Y. to care for an invalid sister.-Miss Ida
Perry has returned from visiting rela-
tives in Concord, y. H.--Robert Fuller is
in Burlington for few days.-Joseph
O'Dell took Mr. and Mrs, Chester Sanders
and wife to Barre Sunda@ Miss Nellie
Hunt, who was taken to the hospital a
few weeks ago, has returned Many OF
Ia, 4.
week The crop promises to be more than
an average one.
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BELVIDERE CENTER.

There will be supper at NJ, w. A.
hall Saturday given by the ladies' club.
II. w. Chappel, who works in Lowell.
spent sunday with his family here
Mrs. Lawrence and daughter. Mrs. Doral
Narcotic, are in Jeffersonville for a few
days Mrs Brock is spending the week
in Richford and Sutton.-Webb Eldred,
an aged man, died Mt James Eldred's
last week.-Mrs.. Kate Chaffee. who is
in feeble health, remains about the
same-The bail game saturday played
on the plains between Belvidere and In
derhil resulted in n victory for the Bel
videre boys-Frauk Fletcher and daugh-
ter. Mrs Mildred Maynard. were in
Bakersfield Saturday-Eugene Rich, who
has spent about two months at Flint.
Mich, has returned.-The Rev A. G.
Chandler was i'm burlington last week
to attend the health officers meeting
Mrs A. O. Chandler has been quite i'll
with an ahCess on her face.-Mrs. Jennie
Davis of st. Adams was called to care
for her mother, Mrs. Chandler-Mr. and
Mrs. William Chandler spent several
days with their parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Chamberlain, and Mrs. Provo spent
Sunday at Rev, A. G. Chambers. -Alex-
ander Greenwood has bought farm
near st. Adams
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LarawaY was a visitor in Charleston
last week.-The Rev. George Westcot Of
Georgia visited his parents last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Foster Dow of stowe are
in town.-William Chandler and wife
were called to Belvidere by the serious
Illness Of his mother.-Winford Beard
returned from Essex Monday where he
had been visiting his cousin, Mrs. A.
A. Beeman.-Carl Witherell has moved
into George Stovens's tenement house.
Wiley Kelley of Morrsville Is visiting
his Grandmother, Mrs Ella Wiley
George keeler of Newport is visiting
friends i'm town
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs, w. S. Rublce visited her sister,
Mrs. +. NJ. Carpenter, in Enosburg Falls
few days last Week.-Mrs.. 1.ottie
Powell and daughter, Doris, who have
been visiting in Richford have returned
home.-Mrs. +. l.. Washnurn is visiting
in New York State Barbara Combs.
who has been i'll of typhoid fever. Is
out.-Mrs. kirchgasser and little son Of
New York city arrived at "Bluebird'
camp Sunday. where they will pass the
summer.-Miss Jessie Bates Of Bluebird
camp, who has been passing few days
in burlington. has returned to camp
Miss Marion Curtis of -. Adams visited
her aunt, Mrs. f. NJ. stone. Friday
l.. VI. Hopkins of st Adams was at the
home of Herbert Hopkins Friday.-Mel-
hourn Pond is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Lewis Goodhue.-Ar and Mrs. Carl
MANSON returned from their wedding
trip.-Charles and Fordyce Sykes are
passing their vacations with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Sykes.-Mrs
s, A. stiles of Berkshire visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. q. Jenne last
Week.-Mr and Mrs. James Stafford of
Jericho visited relatives in town Sunday
Earl Moffat Of f2rattleboro is passing
his vacation with his parents, Mr.. AND
Mrs. O. S. Moffatt.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry
I'eno and party of Providence. r. l..
We're guests Of Mr. and Mrs. t'rand
Hadd. Wednesday, leaving Thursday
morning for their home in Providence
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Quilliams and Mr.
and Mrs. W. \. Olson Of Foster. Can.
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ii
7
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MONTGOMERY.

The subject Sunday morning at the
Methodist Episcopal Church will be,
f'The Wisdom of Being a Christian;
address to children. "Paths and Where
fThey Lead TO-: evening subject,
f'Falsehood and Truth. John Combs
|of Worcester. Mass. is visiting rela-
hives for a few daHs.-Miss Lucy Par
Iker has gone to Burlington to attend
fthe summer school at the University
|of Nermont.--Ms Laura Brainard Of
Hartford, Conn, is visiting with Mr.,
land Mrs. Dow.-Mrs. joel Downcy and
daughter from Massachusetts is visit
ling relatives In town.-Darius DOM
|1na. who has been spending several
weeks with relatives in Massachusetts,
has returned hOmc.--Mrs. Henry La
Fountain of Newport is staying with
|her mother. Mrs. Lewis Shovcr.-Mrs.
Mary Lumbra is visiting her brother
lin Canada.-Carl Parker has recently
Undergone an operation in the Royal
Victoria hospital, Montreal, Que, and
Ibis condition is favorable.
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BEAVER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Elmer visited
friends in Milton Sunday.-Miss Nellie
Vaughan of Berkeley, Cal, Herbert Z.
Wright Of Brandon and Mr.. and Mrs.
IS. II. Wright and daughter of Cam
bridge were at the home of Lyman II.
Leach Sunday.-H. y. McNall, wifc and
children visited FAIRY stiles in Johnson
Sunday.--Iiarry Crafts and family were
at the home of y. j. Nye in East Cam
bridge Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. c. A.
Leach and son and Mrs. Clark were in
tloVerdale Sunday.--L. II. Casswel was
in Jacksonville Sunday.-Mrs. Maud
King and daughter, Mary. We're in St.
Adams sunday To an aunt who is
| ill. #. s Austin visited an aunt in
| IIiChgato Sunday.
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

About 30 members of the Jacksonville
Cemetery association had an enjoyable
meeting at the home OF Mr. and Mrs G.
u.s. Brush Tuesday afternoon. After the
business meeting refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostess ana the committee for
July, consisting of Mrs. Emma Reynolds,
Mrs Eliza Buker ana Mrs. Elsie Wood
Wilcox. -Four young ladies acted as
Mattresses, Miss Dorothy Smith, Helen
Hyde. Thelma Hawley and Kathleen
Fulliugton-Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Wilson
were in Burlington over Sunday.-Homer
NORWAY and son, who are boarding with
Miss Matte Wilcox, were at their homo
in Waterbury over Sunday.-The Rev. F.
13. Hyde held a service in South Cam
bridge Sunday afternoon. a Sunday
school has been established there.-H Fl,
Nye was in Burlington Monday.-The
friends of Mrs Charles Chessman, who is
at the Sparhawk saniterium for treat
ment, hear that she Is improving-Henry
| RaYmore who spent several weeks at F.
! S. Smiths. has returned to Burlington
| II. T.. Como, who has been suffering with
rheumatism for a long time has gone to
the Sparhawk sanitarium in Burlington
| for treatment..-NIrs. RI. NJ. Cornell 10
slowly improving.-F. o. Thomas is i'm
proving. but is still quite feeble,--Homer
| Holmes of Burlington was n guest at G.
/ b, Hapgood's the first of the week.
-Alonzo Powell. who recently graduated
| from the state College in Angora. Ind. as
a civil engineer is visiting his parents.
MIR. and Mrs. g. f. Powell.-William G.
Holmes, who has been visiting his par
cuts. has returned to Decatur, Ill-Mrs.
Lorraine Holmes Of Burlington is visiting
her sister, Mrs Aurilla Edwards.
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RICHFORD.

Nearly so people assembled at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Aiken Sat
urday afternoon for recital given by
Miss Lucille Aiken, assisted by Miss
Cleone Comings. After the program
refreshments were served by the
Misses Marion T. Harvey. Helen Read,
and Frances lIamilton.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles w. Courtney OF Los Angeles,
iCal, arrived Saturday and will visit
among relatives and friends for few
wccks,--IIorace Phaneuf has returned
to his home from weeks stay in the
Fanny Allen hospital, where he went
for treatment--Mr. and Mrs. Byron
Woodward of oxford ~ H., and Mr..
and Mrs Warren Woodward were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Woodward last week-The body
| of Henry Notemire, who died at his
late home in Brownington July 3, was
brought to this place July
and buried in the Troy street ceme-
terry. MIR. Notcmirc was 90 years of
age and is survived by his second
wife, two daughters. Mrs. Rollin
Chambers of Berkshire, and Mrs. Cur
tbs Kelley OF bakersfield, and one son,
Henry Notcmire. Of Enosburg Falls
Mr. and Mrs. william Harper OF
Springfield. Mass, who have been Wis
! itng at the home of Mr. lIarper's par
ieuts, Mr. and Mrs, Daniel Harper, and
other relatives have returned home
| The annual meeting of the Woman
Christian Temperance Union viii be
! held at the home of Mrs. V. u Taylor
Tuesday afternoon.-Mr. and Mrs
Stewart simmons and son. Frank, Mrs
f. b. Elias and daughter, Miss Grace
Elias, went to Lake Carmi Franklin
Saturday for few days outing -
Mrs Harry Conger and little daughter
Of Hartford Conn, are visiting In this
place and in sutton, Que,-Mrs. II. II
Blake of Fairfax, who has been visit
ing at the home of her parents, MT
and Mrs. c. A. Powell has returned t.
her home.
Silas Wilson. who has been visiting
among friends in this place for three
weeks has returned to his home in
Newport Center.-Mrs. Lucy Hamilton
went to Worcester, Mass, Saturday
where she viii visit at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. George Butlor.-Mrs
Edwina Wheeler Of Everett, Mass, /!
visiting at the home Of her sister
Mrs, James Mudgctt, and other rela'
tives hcrc.-Mr, and Mrs. Emile Glib
son of EnosburE Falls visited at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Austin
over SundaY.-fIcnrY Elrick of Barton
J has been visiting at the home of hi
mother, Mrs. w. Is. Freer, and als'
friends in Franklin.-Miss Rebccc'
Carpenter has gone to Worcester
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HILL WEST.

Mrs Emily Jcwett and son Martin Wis
tied relatives in Lowell the latter part
Of tho week. The cottage prayer meet
ing win be held at Charles Rushford 5
Friday evening, July l-William Rush
ford who has been visiting relatives IN
burlington, St. Albans and Enosburi
for the past few weeks. has returned
home. Mrs. Emma ShaneraW of Mont
gomcry is spending few days at the
home of her son, w. y. Shangraw.
lsrnel Hawkins has returned home aftei
a few days visit with relatives in West
field
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BAKERSFIELD.

Joseph Emo died Thursday ut the
ome of his daughter Mrs. Nelson
oyal. The funeral was held Saturday
st. Georges Church. the Rev n. o.
h. Dorien officiating. Mr.. Emo was Is
cars old. William Houghton of North
eld liz the guest of his father, stephen
ioughton.-Miss Wilma Durivage Of
tucson, Arizona. is the guest Of her
Este., Mrs. Clyde Wheeiock.-Mrs. cell
n Berard, Miss Cecile Bcrard and l.. h.
krouillettc and family of Richford visit
d Miss Vitalnc Liberty last week.
|iarshall Field of Woodsvilic, y. H..
listed his parents, Mir. and Mrs. O. y.
Field. last Week.-Mrs.. Harry Scott who
rs been visiting in Nebraska for several
;ccks. returned home Friday night
irs. Louis Medal of Swanton visited
tho home of her parents, Nj. and
frs. William Young. over Sunday
rank Brady visited in Jericho over
sunday Francis LedouX of Dorchester,
4Iass., is the guest of his sister, Miss
Frances Ledoux. The body Of Mrs.
Matilda Ovitt was brought to this place
or burial last week. Mrs. Ovitt was
II old resident here, but recently had
knadc her home with her son. Charles
Dvitt Of Enosburg Falls.--Mr and Mrs.
Fred Potter and Miss Eliza Potter visited
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert
Davis in Johnson last weck.-The Rev.
\. O. II. poricn left Sunday night for
trip TO quebec and Saguenay. His
bulpit will he filled next sunday by the
Rev Father A. Guilhcrt Of s.. John $
'ollese 1berville, +. Q.-Thc Rev. Mr.
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GRAND ISLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Gage spent the
Weekend with friends in town.-Mrs
s. w. Tobias is slowly recovering from
her fall down stairs.-Mr. and Mrs. Ash
ley Hoag and children visited in town
the last OF the week.-'rhe Ladies' Aid
society will hold an ice-cream social at
the home of Mrs. Marion Griswold this
evcning.-The Rev Mr.. Magee will hold
services in the Union Church Sunday
evening Mt 7:30.-AIrs. Dora Phelps was
in town on business Monday Mrs,
Laura Hoag has returned from an eX-
tended visit in New Haven and other
points.