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BRISTOL.

The outlook club met Friday evening
at the home OF Miss NJ. Helen Bosworth.
The program consisted of the regular
Lesson on Mexico with Mrs. Rates as
leader; piano duet, Mrs, Norton and Miss
Morgan; paper, Cuba, the Land of
Tropical Beauty" Mrs Cove, Mrs. Robert
Smith Of White River Junction, president
of the State Federation of Womcns clubs,
gave short address, after which light
refreshments were served and a social
hour enjoyed While here MIS-. Smith
was the guest of Mrs D. r. Rosworth.-
William Edmunds and Carroll Steans
Of Middlebury College We're at their
homes for the week end. Miss Caro-
Wilson was at home from her school in
Cornwall over Sunday.-Stewart Douglass
of Mlddlebnry College was in town over
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs, john Bushey, Jr.,
are in Albany, n. y, for few weeks.
class of IS young people were bap-
tized and Joined the Methodist Church
ON probation Sunday evcning.-Mrs, Will
liam Shedrick died at the home of Joseph
Odctte Sunday morning. The funeral
was held MondaN.-Mrs. II. O. Nahum.
who has been i'll with bronchial pneu-
monia, Is better.--The Standard Bearers
oI lnt MtlnOtlSt 'nuTtn met MOnUhy
afternoon with Dorothy Wright.-Mrs
Albert w. Cove is i'll ut her home on
Mountain street. Miss Margaret Muir
ray is acting as substitute teacher in
grade two during her illness,-Dean
Prime Is very i'll at the home Of his
father, w. H. Prime. ON Bristol Nat
News has been received from Little
Rock, Ark, that Charles H. Balm, who
has been seriously i'll at the home of his
son, Or Berley II. Balm, Is better. Mr.,
and Mrs. Balm went to Little Rock sew
cral weeks ago to spend the winter
| Fifty-eight birds were exhibited at the
high school poultry show held in the
agricultural rooms Of the high school
Monday afternoon. II. + Hatch and G.
a. Hanks were the judges, Mr., Hatch
gave an interesting talk ON poultry rails
| ing.-Miss Bessie Cudworth has returned
! from her home in South Ashburnham,
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STARKSBORO.

Miss liilda chamberlain of Bristol was
an over-Sunday guest of her mother, Mrs.
Amanda Chamberain.-AIrs Elsie Lafay-
cite has returned from Plainiield There
will he AN ail-day service Friday at the
Baptist Church. The annual roll call and
business meeting will occupy the morning
session and there will be speakers from
away for the afternoon and evening. Din
ncr and supper will be served at the
church.-Therc was a good attendance at
the Grange installation January IS T.. X
Eddy was the installing officer. assisted
by Mrs. Kate Noron.--Thc schools in
Tiillsboru and the north district opened
Monday, with Miss Jane Tatro and Miss
Derby as toachers.--Thc Woodmcn will
have Il public installation and dance at
the town hall Friday.-Miss Bertha Hill
has returned from an extended visit to
East Barnard. She was accompanied by
her sister. Mrs. George Thompson, and
Master I.aban Thompson.--Mrs Ellen NJ
Butler is critically i'll with pneumonia. -.
The funeral Of Guy Stokes was held at
the home January y. Burial was in Ma
son Hin ccmctery.-Mr. and Mrs Carley
BeSaW are visiting in burlington
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

Mrs Rose (Hand) McEnanY, AGED nearly
10 years. widow of Thomas McEnany' dle1
at her home on Cedar street TN mgr
of Jan. % after brief illness of tn@
grip Mrs. McEnany was born in County
Latram Ireland, April II, 1888, and cam9
to this country when she was eight Neari
old She is survived by one son, Franc
j. McAnanY. two daughters, Miss Eizat
beth \. McAnany and Mrs. NJ. +. SUM
van, of this city. and one brother, John
Hand of East Fairlee; also by seven
grandchildren and two great-erandchi!1
dren. The funeral was held at ~
Marv's Church Saturday morning at nni
O'Clock. the Rev. d. J. O'Sullivdn oillclat1
ing. Burial was in Holy cross ccmel
terry.
Mrs Joseph Warner aged Il years.
died at the Sherwood sanltarium TnulsI
day morning after Il TWO weeks iinesi
with heart trouble. Mrs. Warner is surf
vlved by her husband two stepsons, Er1
nest and RAY Warner, and two nieccSI
Funeral services We're held at her lati
home Saturday afternoon at two o'clockl
the Rev Dr. George u. Gould, pastor 81
the Baptist Church officiating Burial
was in the South Main street cemetery.
The remains of MIS- Mary katherni
Bowers arrived in this city from Buring|
ton Monday morning at HAS o'cloc
and commttal services were held in thi
South Main street cemetery The Ro\1
s. w. Anthony officiated The hcarer1
were E. p. w. H. and q. c, stevens and
II. i. Reynolds. Tho remains were a
companied here by Mr.. and Mrs y. WI
Slocum and son, Miss Margaret Whiting
A. Lewis Whiting and Mrs, George NJ
Sabin.
The members of the Franklin county
Glorious were entertained 10y the Rev
George w. Smith at -. Iukcs parish
house Monday, \ session Was held 70
lowing the arrival of the train from Rich|
ford. Dinner was served at the rortory|
The Rev. William Garner of Enosbur1
Falls was elected permanent secretary
and the Rev, MI Smith temporary chair
man. The meeting was held for the pur|
pose OF organizing ana planning for th1
future. The program for the next meet
ing to be held in Richford in May Wai
arranged
DR., and Mrs. George q Webster and
daughter, Dorothy, of Berlin, Germany
have arrived in this city for an indefinite
stay with Mrs. Webster's mother MRS.
II. G, Morton. They left Berlin ON ac1
count of DR.. Webstor's i'll health They
arrived in New York On the liollandI
American liner Noordam. Or, Webster il
a successful dentist in Berlin
William Stockwell, the lN-year-old SON
of NJ. and Mrs, $. y. Stockwcll, fo1
many Years residents of this city, ID
critically i'll in the Royal Victoria host
pital of Montreal. Two of Mr. Stockwell' 1
uncles, Messrs. +. j. and j. r. Barry
of Burlington. visited him recently and
were informed that his condition was
ious and that he would have to undcr-
so an operation within a day or 50.
Mrs, Abbie \. G'airchlD Clark, aged
so years, of South Main street widow
OF the Rev, George H. Clark died at the
hospital Tuesday about noon after a
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

MIS-. Fred Carpenter returned home
Saturday after visiting her mother, Mrs.
Lizzie Wright in Springfield. the past
week.-Mrs. Cordelia Ellis remains quite
ill-Ralph Brace won first prize and
Revue Liberty second at the whist party
Wednesday January g. There Will be an
other one in two weeks. Harry Strong is
visiting friends in Montpelier.-Mrs l.. B.
Weston of Derry \. H.. Is visiting her
uncle, d. f. Hanks.
Mrs. W. l.. Ring is visiting her son,
Howard in Observation-Disclosures IL Co.
mill began saving clapboards Wednes-
day-Thcre will be no service here
sunday, Mr. French being called away
by the death of his wife's mothcr.-Mr.
and Mrs. Forrest Brace have gone to
Starksboro to work for Fred Brown
the coming scason-Mrs. Cordclia FL
lis is ConValcScing
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

at Meredith, y. H.-Mrs. G. c. Estelle
is ill.-Ilardwick Academy and Goddard
Seminary will play basketball at the gym
nasium Saturday evcning.-F. S. Dunn
was i'll Burlington Monday.--Judge Tay-
Tor is attending supreme court at Mont
pelier.-Mrs. Thomas Belmont is ill.--Mr.
and Mrs. G.. W. Bridgman will celebrate
their golden wedding February 11.-V. w.
Merriam visited in Gilmore Sunday.-The
students of the high school held sociable
Friday cvening-Joseph Houston of Wal
den has bought the trucking business of
Britton Barton.-rhe condition of f..
NJ. Davis, who has been i'll with pneumo-
mia. is considerably improved.
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ORWELL.

Mrs. \, c. Needham and daughter.
Edith, of Whiting, have been for week
with her daughter and sister Mrs. II. A.
liall.-NIiss Bertha Martin, who was con-
fined to the house last week with the
grip. is in school this Week.-Mrs. Ida
Ryan returned home from Burlington last
week and is doing well.-Eliiah Burt, who
was killed hy a train last week at Al
banN, y. y, was an Orwell boy.-The
Mems club organized at the ladies rooms
Tuesday evcninG.-Thc annual church
meeting of the Congregational Church
will be held in the ladies' room this
evening. Supper viii he served at
six O'Clock. All interested are invited
The Orwell creamery will continue to run
as in the past--The Fortnightly club
met Tuesday with Mrs. II. y. Branch as
hostess. William Nickerson is not as we'll
Mrs. &. f.. Abel is entertaining her
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels of Medina.
y. y, for some weeks.
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MONKTON RIDGE.

The burial services Of Mrs. Martha T..
cox, whose death occurred in West Addi-
SON. Tuesday, January -, were held in
the East MunlitOn cemetery Friday after
noon at four o'clock, the Rev. G.. {. Cor
neil, uastor e the West Addison Metho-
dist Church, officiating, assisted by the
Rev. 5. f.. Taussg. TIL bearers at the
grave were Charles Fisher o. y. Cox, w.
G. Cox and f.. G. Cox. \ number Of
relatives and friends OF the deceased were
present. Those from out Of town to at
tend were: Misses Alice and Mary Fish
er and Charles Fisher of Addison. and
Mrs .Anah Palmer of PoultncY and Mr..
and Mrs OrVille T. cox of lIsscX june
tion-Thc weekly praycr-meetinS Will be
held this evening at the home of
Mrs Amanda Masters.-Mrs. + c. ShV
crcttc j. confined to the house by illness.
ID. H. Meadcr, while working in the woods
Saturday, received painful injury in his
left eye, struck by a limb.-Mr and Mrs.
O. T.. Cox returned Saturday to their home
in Essen Junction, after IA few days visit
with their daughter, Mrs. Earle Meadc.
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JERICHO.

Mr.. and Mic Inhn mimi ~ E,sse}
were at the homo az Mr. and Mrs Wer|
brigham NIondu,. Nre Jobn Southland
mer. who has h.or .,ordirg sevora|
DAYS in 1effersonvilIc with nor dauphtc|
and husband Mr. and Ntrs will
Brown. has returned bop,o Nrs TOWN.
send and son. Jav ucro ovcr Sunda
visitors IN Bolton AT tho homo of Nh
and Mrs. William yantz-Nadam Bux
ton is i'll with bronchial pneumonia
Miss Lillian cook v.ho bae hoo, cariu
for her sister. Kate. du,ine bor illness
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page one.)

Thomas Booth farm-Mr. and Mrs. I.cvi
II. Brown were in Burlington Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Flag of Rutland
were called here Sunday by the serious
condition of Mr.. Flasg's mother. Mrs.
Sarah FlagG. Mr.. Flagg has returned TO
his home. but Mrs. f'aGg will remain for
q few days-Donald Norton OF Dartmouth
College is spending few days at the
home of his parents. Mr., and Mrs. Ar
thur w. Nortcn.-Seth Warner Cha pier,
Daughters Of the American Revolution,
met Wednesday Afternoon with Mrs.
T.. G.. Norton and Mrs. Maryland Brsto,
at the home of Mrs. Norton,--John Dris-
coll of Boston and Miss Nellie Drscol OF
Staten Island were called here saturday
by tho Illness of their mother, Mrs. John
Driscoll. -tIeorge Merrill is i'll and II
trained nurse is caring for nina card
party for the benefit of St. Peters
Church will be held Friday evening at
.roresters hall under tho auspices of the
married men of st. Peters parish-Al-
fred Blair of Bridport spent Sunday with
his mother, Mra. Maria Blair The con.
dition of Il. X. Wilcox remains about the
same.-W. p. Wilcox Of Detroit Mich,
and II. S. Wilcox OF London
Ontario, in town, called here
by the serious illness from pneumonia of
their father, T.. Il. WilooX-Banns of
marriage for Leonard Lawrence and Miss
Anna Smith. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Edward Smith, all of this place, were
published at st. Peters Church Sunday
morning,-Miss Ella Little spent the week
end with her sister, Mrs. William SorrelI
of Shelburnn.
There will be a meeting for all the
teachers of the rural and Graded
schools in the Addison northwest dis
rict at the BiXby Memorial Free Ii
brary Friday from 1900 "a. m. to $3.50
p. m. The program viii he as follows:
School games, primary Children of the
Vergennes graded School" supervised
by Miss Edna c. Dickinson; aims and
Methods of Instruction in Reading"
Miss Jessie I. Ross of the State depart
ment of education; suggestions and
Directions" Supt A, w. Smith; inter
mission; school Discipline" Miss
Elizabeth Preston: school Reading -
Miss ROSS; discussion. Any person in
terested in education Is welcome to at
tend--Mrs. Juba Daniels is i'll with
grip-The condition of E. r. Wilcox
who Is i'll with pneumonia, remains
about the same.-Mrs. Charles Lester
is making a two weeks visit to her
former home in Ruland,--The body OF
Ruth, the scven-year- old daugher OF
Mr.. and Mrs joseph Duprcy, former
residents Of thin city was brought Tues
day from Constable n. v, where
she died Saturday from spinal menin-
gtis. The funeral WAS held yesterda
morning at st. Peters Church,
meeting will be held at the opera
house Friday evening at eight O'Clock
IN the interest of state wide prohibi'
tion under tho auspices Of the Nationa
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Anti-Sal Don League. Ex-Gov. Malcolm
r. Patterson of Tennessee will give an
address on National Constitutional
Prohibition" and DR.. Madison Ward
cner of Indiana will deliver an address
on How to Win National Prohibi ton."
Miss Bertha Blood is i'll with appen-
dicitis.-Miss Maymc Noonan, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lesser, has returned to Rutland.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Prospect Cemetery associa ton was
held in the directo room of the National
bank of Nergennes Tuesday afternoon and
trustees elected as follows: Capt. C. f.
Parker G. II. Strong, G.. r. O. kimball,
r. l.. Kingsland. A. W. Norton, IL. G.
Herriclt and A. s. Haven. At a meeting
of the trustees held Immediately after the
stockholders meeting officers were elected
as follows: President, c. H. Strong SUI
perintendent. G. +. O. kimbail; secretary
and treasurer, \. W. Norton A vote of
thanks was given G. f. O. Kiinball and
A. W. Norton for their efficient and faith
full services for the association the past
year.--The Rev. l.. \. Nezina attended
tho funeral of the Rev. A. Beauchesnc at
Fair Haven Monday.
The funeral of Miss Ruth Duprey, whose
body WIS brought here Monday from
Constable, X. y. was held at st. Peters
Church yesterday afternoon, the Rev.
l.. \. Ve2lna officiating. The bearers
were Leonard Rock. Edward Rondsau,
Howard Larrow and William AUSTIN
Burial was in st. Peters cemetery.
Among those from away were the
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Duprey'
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WALTHAM.

Mrs. Helen Hall. aged - years, who
mad been seriously i'll with the grip, died
during the night of January 3.-Death
was due to a weak hoart. She Is survived
ny one son. Carl Hall. of this town, and
one daughter, Mrs. Peck of Huntington.
inc burial will he in New hampshire,
where Mrs Han had recently resided
Miss Maudc Hunt visited Mrs. X. H.
Booth Of Ncrgennes Observation-Disclosures
Rcna and Frank j. Tucker were the
guests of their cousin, Emmalne Tucker,
OF Ncybridge on her birthday January
oo-James +. Davis is recovering from
an attack of rhculnatisn.-Wa Merrill
Is recovering from his recent illness. 49,
Mrs Helen Hall is ILL., Howard Evarts
was the guest of relatives in Ferrsburg
for the week end Ruth Wright is con-
fined with grin
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dled in Boston Saturday, was he'u at
inc home of Charles Cook at Shorenai'
center Tuesday afternoon, the Kew ~
- Booven of Rutland officiating Inc
oody was accompanied here by MS SON
irving of Boston, and daughter ana nus
pand, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Booth OF rat
push, n. Y.-Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Homes
went Tuesday to Johnson to attend the
funeral of a rclative.--1hc Moravlan ciup
met Monday afternoon with MIS-. H. H.
freblc.-Mrs. Edith Balch Wright, sunday
school field secretary for Vermont VIII
speak in the chapel Thursday evening
All Interested are invited Several from
town went to Middlebury sunday TO at
tend the funeral of Horton Jones winch
was held at the home of his daughter,
MIS- w. II. Stokes.-Frecman EIthorpe'
who has been i'll with pneumonia, Is i'm
proving
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

The condition of Mrs. Abraham Mar
low, who is very i'll with pneumonia,
remains practically unchanged. Men at
work in the woods, cutting timber. re-
port that sap ran freely Monday. The
condition OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Atchin-
son. who are both i'll with the grip. is
improving. e Ward, the real
estate men, have bought about a deal
between George w. Tillison and Free
man jackson. whereby the former has
purchased the latter's farm and stock
trading in as part payment his home
nlaCn In This Nilla &c.
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MONKTON.

The NJ. w. \. CatnlVal was well at
tended each night considering the
stormy weather. About 60 couples at
tended Friday night \ little over so
was cleared during the four niGhts.-A
basket dance will he given at the Wood
man hall February John Preston
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Preston,
died of pneumonia at his home in Bar
uumtoWn Saturday morning. The flu
neral was held Tuesday.-M Mrs Will
liam Preston, who has been in "A criti-
cal condition, IS somewhat bettcr.-Mr
and Mrs. Fred McEn.ec Were in Bur
lington Monday.-Thc Rev Guy G. Hen
dry Of the CONGREGATIONAL Church of
New Haven will preach at the Mctho-
dist Episcopal Church Sunday at 1900
a. m, also at East Monkton at 200
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TOWNSVILLE.

The epidemic of grip which struck this
town some three weeks ago is passing
Among those who have been quite i'll are
Mrs j. r., Olmstead and Mrs. T. l.. Ste
Tyler is in poor health. Mrs.
Della TIildreth has returned to her daugh-
ter after spending a month in Nilliston-
Cornelius Whalen returned from Detroit
Monday night, after 10 days trip. He
will soon resume his work in Montpelier.
+. II. Chessmorc WAS In burlington the
first of the week. 1t Is expected the ad-
iourned meeting Of the Lend-a- Hand will
be held February 10 with Mrs Atkins and
Mrs. Douglass.
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PANTON.

Jack Otis has bought a farm in Ripton
and moved his family there. MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Spaulding visited in Bridport
and Shoreham last week.-Mrs.. Arthur
Nanderhoof and Mrs. Lewis Lashway arc
III with the grip.-Ward SpaudinS is
slightly improved.-Thc welldrillers at
Lyman kent's have been obliged to sus-
pend work on account of not being able
to get soft coal. They are down $50 feet
and very little water is coming n.-Mrs
Friend Adams is recovering from the
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MILTON BORO.

Mrs. Ellis returned to her home in
st. Adams Saturday.-Mrs Fay Berry
returned home Sunday.-Mrs Jennie
Fay, who has been i'll the past week
with grip, is better-Miss Blanche Ouinell
is at the Sherwood Sanitarum in ST
Adams for observation-disclosures Berry has
gone to Richmond whcre he has en-
ployment.-M A. r. Wood visited the
Misses Emma and Jane Boydon at
Georgia Center Tucsday-Mr and Mrs
Hobart Richards were in St Adams
Fehraury 1.-flarvey Collins Of St. AL
bans was hcrc TucsdaN
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SHOREHAM.

The Ladies' Missionary society of the
Congregational Church held their annual
meeting Thursday afternoon with Mrs
Nellie Waite and Mrs. sherry Mead The
following officials were elected; ircsi-
dent, Mrs. l.. II. Nottingham; first vice
president Mrs W. q. Lavallee; second
vice president, Mrs +. T.. Douglass; sec
rotary and treasurer Mrs, IL. II. Bivogo;
superintendent of work, Mrs f. T. Gay
cite Mrs. II, q. Easton, Mrs l. u, Walk
er,-The funeral OF Irving Is, Rich, who
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Joseph Stone is confined to his home
by illness.-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Roby
have gone to Burlington to live. Mr.
Roby has position with the w. G..
Reynolds company. Whist club
met at the home of Herbert Field on
Wednesday evening. Cards have been
received announcing the birth of a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NAL
lory of Amherst, Mass.-Asa Burnham is
recovering from severe illness of two
wceks.-Mrs. NJ. +. Muzzy is i'll at her
homo with the grin.
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CHARLOTTE.

\ meeting of the Charlotte members
of the Chittenden County Farmers as
ISOLATION will be held in connection with
the extension school at library hall Fri
day to elect their members of the county
advisory board.-'rhe North Ferrlsburg
Dramatic club will give their play "A
PerpleNing Situation in library hall
Friday evening. followed by dancing.
Yes, a pound of Japan Tea for fifty
cents 1915 makes twenty-One years
that Stanton Williams has sold this
brand OF tca.-Adv.
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HIrJESBURG.

A very enthusiastic gathering of farm
ers met at the home OF =. II. McDonough
January u to discuss the milk situa.
ton. w n. lin was appointed chair
man. Mr. McDonough spoke about the
Borden Condensed MIX company. BY a
unanimous vote they requested Me-
Information wanted as to wherea bouts
of Mrs. Hannah Chapman, maiden name
Tankard, widow, about forty years of
age. known about Burlington twenty
years ago. Also resided In liinesburg
Vermont Address Charles Crozier,
East BeokmnntOMn. Y. Y.
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berts Friday evening. Frank Oregon
is at home from Waterbury, -Mr an
day, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fran
Evans.-John Smith has returned fro'
visiting his sister, Mrs. II. Bartlett II
Underhill Center.-Mrs. Harry Gregory
in poor health Mrs. Ella Wheeler Mors
wife of David Morse, died in Burlingto
January % of pneumonia She was Dor
in West Bolton 80 years ago, the dauel
ter Of Marcus and Lydia Bennett, bot
deceased. Mrs Morse had resided !
this town nearly all her life, until fou
years ago when she went to Burlington t
live with her daughter, Mrs. George ual
lin.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Miss Dewey was unable to be I!
school the past week on account of i'll
ness-Mrs. f.. y. Mc(iinnis is i'll with tn
grin.-Hiram Wilder is i'll with the grip
Miss Eugenia Barber is home for q
few DAYS vacation.-Mrs. NJ. y. Bul
lock spent a few days last week at IN
home of Mrs, NJ. J. Buxton. who hd
pneumonia Nina Walton is i'll with tn
Grip.--Wiliam Cady was taken TO tn
hospital last week for treatmont.-Mrs
Charles Packard is in Essex, taking car
of her mother.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mrs, Pheber Wright, mother of George
Wright and Mrs. Philandcr Orvis, is ill.
She is In her 9sth year.--rhe infant daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Taft is ill.-Cccil
Pierce, formerly of this place, but who
has been employed in Waterbury, Is in
the Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington,
recovering from an operation for appendi-
citis.--Little Mildred Haloch has been
moved to Daniel Sargent s,-Miss Emily
Birdsall has returned from visit of sew
eral weeks at the home of her brother,
DR.. John Birdsall, in Lawrence, Mass.
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WEST BOLTON.

Stanley Tomlnson has returned to Wor-
cester. Mass, to resume his work as
demonstrators for the Metz Auto company.
Miss Bernice Hall returned from Bur
lngton Saturday.-Miss Bessie I.eary
closed her school for week. she being i'll
with grip,-Robert Streeter was at home
from Jeffersonvile last week. i'll with
grip. There was a dance at Mrs. Cuth-