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Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1916-11-03

Tbs people OF Henderson county met
recently 10 make arrangements to AL
au oder placed by the ". C. and 81. L.
rsiiresd for sample case of eggs 10
be used on diners The community
hopes to supply strictly fresh eggs to
the railroad regularly.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1916-11-03
SaN-RESDEMi4N0FGa.
No SlAi
W. L. Smith, tel
Sewel Buck. ct al

oeMSA ipMk. et al
In Chancary Court, at, Gainesboro,
Tennessee.
1t appearing frem the bill filed in this
cause, WHICH is sworn to, that the De-
PENDANT Charlie Mari, is a nonresident
of the State of Tennessee, and cannot
be served with the ordinary process of
law:
1t is ordered that said Defendant en-.
ter his appearance herein, before the
Clerk and Master, at his office in the
courthouse in Gainesboro, Tenn, on or
before the first Monday in December
next, and plead, answer. or ,dempr to
Compartments bill, or the same will be,
taken for confessed as to him. and set
for hearing ex, parte; and that copy
be published for four consecutive weeks.
in the jackson County Sentinel. news
paper published in Gainesboro. Tenn.
This oath day of October 1916.
W. F. Sadler, Clerk and Master.
M. G. Butley,s Solicitor,forr Complain.
apt.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1916-11-03
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
No. SQA
Hannah Richey, ct al

Hannah Richey, ct al
VS..
Nora Clearwater, ct al
In Chancery, Court at Gainesboro.
Tennessee.
1t appearing from, the, b'll filed in
ibis cause, which is sworn to, that the
Defendant Benton Armstrongris a nom
resident of the State Of Tennessee and
cannot be served with. the ordinary
process of law;
1t is ordered that said Defendant en-
ter his appearance herein, before the
Clerk and Master, at his, office in the
courthouse in Gainesboro Tenn, on or
before the first Monday in December
next, and plead. answer or dsmur to
Compartments bill. or the same, will be
taken for confessed as to him, and set
for hearing ex parte; and that a copy
of this order beipublished.f for. four con-
secutive weeks in the Jackson County
Sentinel, a newspaper published in
Gainesboro, Tenn.
This Oath day of October, 1916.
w. F. Sadler, Clerk and Master.
D. B. Johnson, Solicitor for Com
plsinant.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1916-11-03
NONRESIDENT NOTICE
No. 297
Martha Nemore, ct al

- -
No. 297
Martha Nemore, ct al
vs..
R, E. Meadows, Gardn. ct al
In Chancery Court at Gainesboro.
Tennessee,
1t appearing from the bill filed in this
cause, which ia, sworn to. that the De-
PENDANT Matt Wheeler. Oliver Wheeler,
Bette. Thompson, and the heirs of
Julia Reed, are nonresidents of the
State of Tennessee, and cannot be serv-
ed with the ordinary process of law
1t is ordered that said Defendants en-
ter their appearance herein, before the,
Clerk and Master. at his office in the
courthouse in, Gairesboro, Tenn, on or
before the frat Monday in December
next, and plead answer, or demur to
Compliments bill, or the same will be-
taken for confessed as to them and set
for hearing ex parte; and that a copy
of this order be published for four con-
secutive weeks In the Jackson County
Sentinel, a newspaper published in
Gainesboro, Tenn.
This 24th day of October, 1885,
W. F. ,Ssdler, Clerk and Master.
H. Grady Gore sc. G.. Halle, Solicit
TOYS fol. Cpmplainant's..
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1916-11-03

Rare dye sauffs-some of which came
over in the submarine Deutschland are
quoted at $40 b..
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1916-11-03

Crop prophets IN Smith county say
shat the acreage Of soy beans Is this
gear ten times what Il vas last yesr
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1916-11-03
Statement of the Condition Of tho,
Bank Of Whileyvine,

Dahh VI WiiliicyVnlc,
Located at Whitleyville, Tenn,
at close of business
Oct, II, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts, =. 49, I26. O4,
overdrafts. -. 1896.
Furniture and Fixtures. 100000
Actual Cash on Hand. -. 2,394. 81
Due from Ban!Ss and
Banks ION Demsnd). -. %, 502 rs,
/. Checks and Cash Items $500,
Total. ..s45, lists
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock Paid in. =. $40. ZOO. 90
Undivided Profits Less
Expenses and Taxes Paid 1896,
Individual Deposits Sub.
ject to Check. .,..,.. 31,sse.7s,s
Cashiers Checks. 80. 2.5o8. az,
Time Oertiieats Of De.
positi ..,...,........... 1,5sa6oss
Total ,...........& 5, 7l5.73.
Safe of Tennessee,
County of jackson,
/, j. S. Dudney, Cashier of the,
above named bank, do solemnly,
swear that the above statement is.
true, and gives the actual condition.
of said bank as shown By the books,
on file in said bank.
J. S. DunNsY. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to
before me. this 18th day Of
October, 1916.
j. H. Smith. M Pp
Correct-Attest:
r. d Draper, Director.
S. B. Gaines, /"
w. L Kittrel, a.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1916-11-03

A great many farmers kept up the
cross narrowing of corn fields during
The drought which prevailed over
East Tennessee and other parts Of the
state. Corn can be cross-harrowed
cntn 1t 10 six or eight inches high.
Such cultivation destroys weeds and
grass while small, but above all, In
season like this. 1t keeps up the earth
mulch. the blanket that holds in the
sal every drop OF moisture that gets
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-06
EAST FAIRFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. G. Colhurn entertained
their daughter, Mrs. George Wilcox of
Concord n H., over chrstmas.-Mis SIS
Agnes Mitchell is the guest of her
brother. Howard Mitchell, in sheldon,
The New Years ball Friday evening
was attended by 80 couples, raising over
s7o.-The condition of Archie Button.
who has been III for a few weeks. shows
some improv ement.-Mr and Mrs NJ ".
Sheltus entertained Mr.. Sheltus's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. +. Sheltus. of
Highgate Center New Years day That
the local postoffice enjoyed a share in
the general prosperity is shown by an
increase in stamp sales and canceila lions
and number of money orders written
over 1914
Perry Chase is attending the Vermont
Maple Sugar Makers Convention in Brat
,leboro.-Mlss Florence Rooney is al
home from Boston. where she attended
a convention Of book publishers and
dealers. being one OF the speakers Mrs
G q. Harding was in st. Johnsbury Mon
day to attend the funeral OF her grand
father O. V lIooker.-Mrs NJ, II
| sbcltus was called to St. Adams Tues
dav hy the Illness OF members of hel
| Mothers family.
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ENOSBURG.

Tho annual church meeting and roll
call Of the Congregational church last
Thursday was well attended, The la
dies served dinner AT noon. The min
listers gave an address and the choir
sang Members present responded to
their names by repeating verse Of
scripture or making = few remarks and
letters were read from absent members
as their names We're called At the bust
ness meeting officers were elected as
follows: church Clerk, Mrs. q. II. Fair
l.tnkS; church commissioners, T.. h.
Herley, Lyman Gilbert Jethro Gross.
Secretary. Theodore Perley; Auditor +.
f., perev: Deacon to succeed himself.
Theodore W. Perley: Chorister, j. A,
Leach: Organist, Mrs George RaymOre
AssiStan, Organist, Mrs. j, A Leach.
delegates to county conference, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. K. Leach, deacons. W. J. Chaf-
fec and q. w perley, Sunday School
Superintendent. Ray II. Maynard; Assls-
tant, Avery Gross: Organst. Mrs. George
Raymorc; Assistant, Mrs. Rola Chaffee
! Librarian. Miss Martha perley, Assis
/ taut, Miss Hazel stevens; Auditor
George ~. Fairbanks.-A Although on
SUNDAY there was the worst storm oi
1 snow ana wind for years and most 81
/ the congregation live at distance
from the church, - We're present at The
services. communion being observed
, Mr. Nradouhurg was notified by tclc
phonc from his church NJ berkshire Cen
ter not 10 attempt going there for TIN
afternoon as the roads were impossible
! The meeting of the Mems Missionar,
| Society that was to hc held Monday eve
ming was postponed one week on a"
I count of tn" condition Of the roads
| MIR. and Mrs. L. Mcbride are parent
of son born New Years day.-Th
Womem's Foreign Missionary society Wi
meet at the church vcstry Thursda
wien they will commence the study "
lnn hnnk nIhe kimg-s llighMhN.-
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ISLE LA MOTTE.

Miss Miranda Jarvis of Burlington
spent New Years with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Dan Jarvis.-Mr. and Mrs Gil
bert lIendry of Burlington spent several
days in town among relatives.-Nr and
Mrs Arthur Calligan of Burlington have
spent several days with their uncle. John
Duba Mr.. and Mrs NJ. :. Thomas at
tended the New Years party given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice OF Aburg. Miss
Ida Blondin Of Burlington spent few
days with her mother. Mrs. NJ. Blon-
din.-Mr. and Mrs. William II. Kelley of
Rouses Poine have been spending sew
cral days with Mr. l\"lley's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jarvis Ea rnest
Naylor is confined to the house with
grip--Mr. Hearst is confined to the
house with a bad cold and lameness. 49,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jarvis of Burltng
ton are visiting among relatiVes,-l.a w-
rance Doo,n returned to St. Adams
Monday. where he is attending higt
school Miss Beatrice Houghton return
etf to her school in Canton, \. v. afte
spending the holiday vacation with he'
parents-Mr. and Mr.. r. Z. Houghtor
We're in Burlington MondaY.-Elmer PIKE
returned to Burlington Tuesday.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist Eps-
copal Church gave a supper in the
church vestry Wednesday evening from
$50 until 700 oclocK.-C. \. St Ger
main has gone TO Northned, where he
has employment Earle Holmes has re-
turned to his home in Johnson after n
few days visit with j. X. perlev-Mrs
l.. II. Croft went Monday to Gardner
Mass. on account OF the illness of her
mother. Mrs. Frank Page Miss Myrtle
Rose returned to the University OF Yer
mont Tuesday.
G. X. Bailey returned Tuesday after
passing the holiday at his home in New
bury.-Miss Florence Douglas has re-
turned from Waterbury. whore She has
been visiting friends Miss Helen Merrill
returned Wednesday to Lasell Seminary,
Auburndale, Mass, after passing tho hoi-
days az her homo here-Mrs 7. J. Hayes
accompanied her daughter. Dorothy. to
Burlington Tuesday. tho latter resuminr
her studies at Mt st Mary Academy =
r. ". Draper returned Tuesday from
Brockton. Mass.--The fourth annual ex.
hibition of the Enosburg Falls Poultr,
and Pet Stock association opened Wed
nesday morning with large list Of en-
tries and Indications point to n successful
show The lectures Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings and auction of live poultry
Thursday evening are new features,
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FAIRFAX.

There was large attendance at the
New Years turkey dinner at the Metho-
dist Church Saturday. Among those from
out Of town who attended were Mr. aud
Mrs, c. ~ Humid and daughter and Mrs
Mrs L. r. Brush of I.ittleton \. H; Miss
Georgia Iawton, Albert Butler, Jr.. Of
Burlington: Miss Ruth Sweet Of Fletcher;
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Williamson of
wanton.-Samuel Phelps Of Fitchburg,
Mass. has been visiting his parents, Or.
and Mrs. S. II. Phelps.-Niss Ruth Shep-
ardson has returned 10 her school in Pots
dam, n Y.-The Fidelity class will meet
Friday evening with Mrs. Emma Vincent.
MISS Congdon OF Rutland is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. f.. Congdon.-Mss Clara
Southland went Monday to East Georgla
where she will teach the winter term OF
school.-Miss Mariory Wilder of keere,
\. H.. is visiting her sister. Mildred, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. f.. Congdon. --
Albert Butler. Jr., OF Burlington spent
he week END with his uncle, II. 4. But
Ter Mr.. and Mrs clayton Williamson
Of Swanton are visiting his mother, Mrs
Nfliamson.--Ra Southland has been
visiting friends in Beaver.-The Metho-
dist choir and families were pleasantly
entertained at the home OF MIR. and Ms
+. G. Cherrer Wednesday Dec. -. Sun
! per was served to IS The evening WAS
spent with music and games. Those from
! out of town To attend were Mrs l.. T.
! Brush of Littleton. y. H.. Miss Ruth Shen-
ardson OF Potsdam and Miss Jessie South
| ard Of Burlington.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

MIS-. Jan" 'M\ hIhap fo"he' "S'" 90
\'"lS' VIE "i '"S'i" w. '""''-' '''' ''
her nom" on '''N' S'le'' S""i''f "''''
Twelve 'l"'N '"'rS''' "''''i'"'" VI
h'al' hlSe"''' tier n"Soi'"n was S"'"'
m"ued from montreal Nh''' ne - en-
pl"N'd. Mrs Young Was ""rh VI ~ NJ.
bans May r. 1873. ana -h' was h'HTl''o
Jun" ~, 'N'' fi"S'o'' N'f h'S''N' sue -
survived nF one daughter '"H' '7a"''"'
AGED 10 wears, 10y ih''" 'r"'h'rH' d. ~
MNWhau of south Ja'ks"nNlI'e RIA" I'aI-
icl of Rutland and Dennis OF 'nl'ak" 'H''
ana by two sisters Mrs James M'' on .
nell Of This city and Mrs J"hh 'o'ilhs I'll
Lawrence, Mass
Mr. ANA Nls {. g. AUSTIN lett lh"FS-
dtN f." crystal Lake fla Wh"re they
VIII spend ne winter
At a dinner party given 10y Mrs. Elmer
| j. l.""mls a. her HON" on Ferris street
/ Wednesday, Dec 90, the marriage en-
! Gagom'nt Of Mr. LOOMS sister Miss
| Maho' Looms, 10 harmon 'Iough OF
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FAIRFIELD.

The snow and wind of Sunday made
bad work on the roads filing them so
much as To need the snow plows to
clear them out.-George Ladue, while
working IN the woods last week. dislo-
Gated one of his hips.-Th infant child
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Patterson died
Sunday night.-Mrs, n. S. Soule went
to Burlington Monday to spend few
DAYS shopping. James Riley of Sheldon
has passed few days in town as guest
of II. Allen Soule.-A. NJ. Marshall was
bushes visitor in St, Adams Monday.
Mrs stephen coon and sons. Henry
and Burton, passed New Years in
EnoShurg Falls at Mrs. coon'S brothers,
Edward Mitchell Edward Rowland and
Daniel RYAN, students at St. Michael s
College are spending the New Years
vacation at the homes Of their parents.
Susan Tabor, who is attending school
In St. Adams, returned TO her studies
Monday, after passing the holidays at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
s G. Tabor-JuliuS Jordan and dauG IL
ter. Ethel. and son. Arthur. passed New
Years at the home of Philip Trovat in
Observation-Disclosures Mcguire, who is in
the store Of w. $. Soue 4 Sons. East
Fairfield and Raymond Rooney of East
Fairfield passed Sunday at O, Mcguire )
house Mrs George McGettiick Of st
Adams was at the home OF her mother
Mrs O. Mag7lire. over Sunday.-Mr. anc
Mrs. julie Raymo passed Saturday anC
sunday in Ijighgate.
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SHELDON.

Myrten Mason. the N-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Mason Of this place
received a severe fall in their hay Darn
last Thursday morning, While he ana
two Of his older brothers were playing
in the barn, he climbed to the top OF the
building, y feet from the floor, ana
as he was getting down lost his hoih
and fell. lie was picked up uncoh-
scious He received many bad bruises
on his face and arms and is as comfort
able as could be expected, The winter
term of school opened Monday morning
after a two weeks observation-disclosures
Bert spent New Years with relatives IN
Belvidere Horace Riley has returned
from Montrcal-John Riley has gone To
Fairfield, where he has employment ON
a farm-LeV Ryea spent New Years III
East Swanton.-Mrs. BERTHA Turner lett
Saturday for Dauvlle, where she Will
visit her aunt, Mrs. Albert Burneau-
l.. l.. Dawson is improving. -Wilhan'
Waite is quite comfortabie'-Jaihe
Mackln was business visitor in to"r
Monday. Ethel Derry OF ltydt
Park was called home Monday on ac
count of the accident Of her hrother
| Mvrten Mason.
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COLCHESTER.

f. j Wolcptt OF EsceN Junction was in
town Monday.-IIorbert Aldrich, who is
farm manager on Hutchinson farm. ca
vuga. y. y. has returned after a weeks
visit at his parents, The 1tcv. aud Mrs
Nldrich-Therc will he an afternoon and
evening meeting in the BAPTIST church
Wednesday, January 20. The Rcv. T.. NJ.
Fuller of Richford: the Rev Nh Max
we'll of Fairfax. and the Rev. Mr.. Laugh
ton or HmcsburE will be the speakers.
Dinner will Lo served i'm the VtstrN of
church. Miss Mildred Munson entertain
ed Sew Years day Mir. and Mrs, Bur
gcs4 and Thatcher and Edward Perry
The Youn. Peoples Baptist Union has
elected the following officers for the
coming year: President, +. NJ. Curtis.
Vice prusidcut. T.. W. Severance. Score
tarv. Mildred Aldrich, Treasurer, Maria
/ Nidrich. Orgaulst. katherine Aldrich. -
Waiter Munsm has fuiiv recovered
! from his recent iuncss-T.ewis lin
is. quite ill., Mrs Sadie SaWlu and dauSh-
tor have returned to Springfield, Mass.
after spending christmas week with her
. brother, II. :. Wh,o.-Mrs. T.. NJ. Day
/ is confined to her bed with the grin
| Perry AIdrich. teacher of agriculture ii
/ the high school Waterbury. has re-
turned after a two weeks vacation here
/ with his parcuts.--L. l." Wolcott has
sold his stock of goods to Mr.. Thomas
/ Of Wiuoos<i, who took possession Wed
| ras,lny
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ESSEX CENTER.

Mrs. j. 8. Alien is visiting Nor son.
AshurN i Allen in Wolcott.-M and
Mrs Albert paguc. Of California. are
visiting Mr. DaGuc's sister. Mrs. bon
Fishcr-Mr. SaNtou of Cambridge spout
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Ely Whit
t"n,-Miss Florence Mallory Of curling
ton is the guest of Mr. and Mrs G. T..
Rixbv.- Mr., and Mrs. Harlow Sampson
and daughter, Catherine. of Royaliou.
spent sunday at Albert Pacuuctt's.-
The schools opened Monday after a two
weeks vacatiOn.-Mrs. Durkce. who has
been visiting in Boston, has returned
I The little daughter Of Mr. aud Mrs
William Wool, who has been IN. Is bet
ter Gordon Reynolds of this place and
Fila Parkhurst of Milton were married
AT Milton December AT tho aunua
. meeting at the Congregational Cmuci
the following officers were elected
Clerk II. e. y. Smith: executive com
mittec, Mrs. j. f.. NJ Green, n. e. u
Smith and ". H. Mars; trhsurer, NJ. y
! Dodge.
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lAMoIlLE COUNTY
STOWE.

Jonathan SARGENT. vino died AT MS
home in the Pucker stieet ueighhorhood
Wednesday, Dec %, was it is said, the
oldest veteran of the tINII Mar iINlnS IN
Stove. He was N6 years of az" and a
native of New Hampshire but passed
the most of his life in stowe. ms
parents were Robert and Jane LIBBY Sar-
gent Lnlistinp in the Third Vermont reHl-
ment in June 1851, Mr. Sargent was mus
tered in Company f. i'm July He served
until December 1868 when he re-enllsted.
He was mustered our with his regiment
I'm Julv 1Ss5 after a service of fourNears on
month and II days Mr. Sargent was mar
ried about ~ years ago to Elvira Brown
who with two sons. Waiter T.. and Elmer
L. survive him. TWO sons. Bert and
Henry, are dead, The funeral was held
M one O'Clock saturday afternoon AZ the
| house.-At the annual business meeting
, ~ tra CONGREGATIONAL church society at
tho church Thursday George W chaplin
! VAS reelected deacon for two years Mrs.
| Mice \. Raymond was reelected clerk,
| treasurer and Sunday school SUPER
iutcndent. and w r. Collins Was elected
| as member of the business committee
for three Years Reports Of the clerk
|
| Aid. Sunday school and Christian En-
| deavor society were read. Dinner was
! served to about 80 members of the church
and CONGREGATION. -Thermometers regis
| tered % below zero Friday morning fol
| the first time this wiuter,-Rosco'
Stower has moved from the Chaffe,
| house at stowe Forks Ia rooms in y. G
| StyGles' house on the Cape cod road
| Mr., SULTAN, who has occupied Willis
| NJ Barnes's house at Stowe Forks, ha:
| moved to the Robinson house, and Will
| the ASsssrs, Boyne, who hoard with him
| is employed as teamster by the q. +,
Years ball given by Shackett's orchestr;
at the Akeiey Memorial building Thurs
day evening was attended ny about >
couples supper was served by the ladie
If the Stowe Cemetery association
Although there was only a small at
tendance the union watch night scrvic
at Unity Church Friday evening wa
enjoyed by those present. A social hou
and light refreshments occupied tn
earlier part of the evening. 4 watc
} night service was conducted by the Rev
l.. Il. Crane of Unity Church. The Rev
l.emuel Davis of the Congregations
Church gave an address upon "Resolu
tons" The service closed at the strok
| oldest veteran of the Civi' War frol
, Stowe. was held ut tho Congregation;
=, Church Saturday afternoon, conductc
by the Rev. Lemuel Davis. The buriI
was in the River Bank ceusiArx.-Thsi
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WEST BOLTON.

Miss Minerva Johnson has returned to
Worcostcr Mass. having passed month
at tho homc of Ny. and Mrs, u. =.
Tonlineou.-l'n Unity Grange had public
installation Of officers and an oyster
supper SATURDAY evening. Deputy e. ~
Whitman of South Barre was the IN
gta!liug officer Miss Lorey tiil" who is
attending school AT johnson. spent the
holidays with Mr. and Mrs. byron Jones.
MSS Boruice Han has returned from
cambridec-Mr ana Mrs f.. \. William
nf South Barre were over-SUnday guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. !. II Smith Mrs. \,
Tomlinson who is a patient at TIN" Fanny
Allen hospital, is slightly improved,-M1'.
and Nre 6, Lacaillade of Iiuntingt on
were visitors at f.. + Works over sun
day Miss Lcttic Tomliuson returned to
hor home i'm Richmond Monday, having
spent the week with Mrs II. r. Chase -
u T.. Morse is recovering from his re-
cent illncss.-G ". Streotcr was in Rich
nond Monday Miss I.orey Gile went
Monday night To- Boston called there by
the serious illness of her mother, who
has pneumonia.
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RICHFORD.

Luther Jacobs has sold his meat bust.
ness and building to Oliver Goodrich,
Mr. Goodrich taking possession January
MIR and Mrs. T.. W. Gilpin and SON
Roger, went Friday 10 BARTON, where
they will visit at the home OF Wallace
Gilpn. brother Of T.. w. Gilpin.-Frcd
Sargent received message Thursday
evening from Mrs. Galley Baker of ST
Johnsbury saying that Mrs. S. w. Arm
strong, mother of Mr.. Sargent and Mrs
Baker. had suffered shock. Mr. and
Mrs Sargent and Mr.. and Mrs. r. f..
Hardy went to St John sbury at once and
word was received Friday that Mrs Arm
strong was little more comfortable.
Miss Mildred Lefleur has returned home
from n visit with relatives and friends in
Newport The first winter rehearsal OF
the choral union will he held in Choral
hall Tuesday evening. January II al eight
O'Clock. II is important that all who In
tend Joining the union this season shall
he present at the first rehearsal II pos
sible Miss Anna Arms Of Grand Lgne.
Que. who has been visiting in this place
for three weeks has returned to her home
Miss Merls Lefieur visited in Enosburs
Falls over Sunday.-Miss Ruth Gibson Wis
tied III ElOSOurE rails over SUNDAY -
The ladies Of the Benevolent and Mission
arr society OF the Baptist Church met q;
the home of Mrs. c. VI. Aiken Thursda d,
afternoon and the following officers were
elected President, Mrs. Nellie Morse
vice president, Mrs G. II. Aiken secre
tary. Mrs A. Elliot; treasurer. Mrs. ~
&c. Comings.-Th regular monthly meet
ling OF the Richford Woman's club Ia.
been postponed from January to Wed
nesday night, Jan 70. This meeting vii
be in charge OF the Younger women Of thu
ri