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WEST BOLTON.

Mr.. and Mrs Hollis =. TomlinSon cell
cbratcd their golden wedding February
-. II was also the anniversary of Mrs
Tomllnson's birthday About 80 We're
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Tomlinson were
the recipients of many presents Those
from ont of town were Mr.. and Mrs
Philip Tomlnson. Mrs. Net ,ic Johnson
Of Essex, Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Wilder
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Haywood of Jericho
Ceuter.-Mrs. Z. Bacon and Mrs q. W.
Kellogg visited Mrs. NJ j. Pcasc in
Joncsville Thlrsday.-Nlrs. Louise York,
who has been Very i'll with the grip is
able to he out-Mr. and Mrs II. r
Chase were in Burlington Monday and
Tuesday. Eva Reynolds health Is
very poor.-A son was born February II
to Mr.. and Mrs. William Guyctte.
seph Gokey died February Is of bright $
disease. aged "a years. The funeral was
held at the Catholic Church in Rich
mond saturday. Interment was in Rich
mond. Mr., Gokev is survived by his
wife; one daughter. Mrs. Alfred Coro
of Jonesville, and ono son. Joseph
Gokey. Jr.. of this town.-Mrs r. NJ
Gle Is with her daughter. Mrs John
Tatro OF Jericho.--Mrs. G. w Strcetcr
is gaining from hcr recent illness
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uMo|LLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.

G. Moves Slayton has success fully
passed the required examinations and
been admitted to the har in New York
The following committees have been APP
pointed to serve in Iamoille Grangc for
the year 1916: Executive committee,
Harrison Dodge. Mrs, J. Il. Parker, II,
s. Turner; social committee, Mrs. g. T..
Grant. Miss Della Thompson. Y. r. Ellis;
chidren's committee, Mss Bessie RYDER.
Mrs. Nellie Crout, Mrs 4. V. Hollis
memorial committee Mrs o. 4. Jones,
the Rev W. T.. Baker, Mrs. II, $ Tur-
ner: visiting committee. Mr.. and Mrs. T.,
G. Sherwin. Mr. and Mvs q. $, Stanclif
Mr. and Mrs j. H. Mudlett; finance COM
mittee, Harold Ryder. Henry Small, j,
IL. Atkinson: new members committee,
Mr. and Mrs, II, $. Turner, AIR and Mrs
w. =. Newcomb, Mr., and Mrs. j. II.
Mudgett. Mr.. and Mrs 4, V, Hollis, Nj.
and Mrs. J. r. Parker.
Stillman Ring and gang of men have
finished cutting and filling the ice
house at WolcOtt for the Hood Cream
cry cOmpany.--Mss Catherine Wilcox
went to Cambridge Friday evening, re-
naming over Sunday with his brother,
Clyde Wilcox thermometers regis
tered from 20 to % degrees below zero
yesterday, accompanied by strong
north wind.-People's Academy basket
ball team won out Saturday evening in
game at Barre with Spaulding high.
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FAIRFAX.

Miss Edith Conner is with her parents
for n few days from the johnson Normal
SCHOOLGIRLS. H. Il. Bellows and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. r. Giddings are i'll with grip
II. o. wilkins Is i'll with congestion of
the lungs following an attack Of asthma.
C. W. Brush Is seriously i'll with n,iinsy
and grip-Twenty from Fairfax Unity
Chapter No. II. o. f. s., we're guests of
the lodge in Milton Friday evening.-The
Fidelity class will meeting for study with
Mrs. w. d. Stewart next Friday evening.
The Ladies' Aid society met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. NJ. V.
tIicks.-Rice Harrington. who has been in
the West the past year. is visiting his
mother Mrs. T. l.. Marvin.-The funeral
Of w. j. Morrison, who died Tuesday
Feb 10. was held at the Catholic Church
Friday morning, with burial at Sander.
sons Corners. Among those from gu,
OF town to attend tho funeral we're Charles
McQueeney of Westminster and Mrs
r. McQueeney and two children OF st
Albans-Mr and Mrs. n. A. Butler who
have been i'll with the grip, ere able TO bs
out.
The Local Option League booklet vii
constitute the text of the discourse a
the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunda,
morning.
There was a card party in st. Luke
hall Tuesday eveniug.--Tames Wood ha
moved to qua rters over the old mllincr.
store
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GEORGIA..

The meeting Of the Farmers club was
well attended on Tuesday evening The
Ladies' Aid of the CONGREGATIONAL
Church served sandwiches, doughnuts
and coffee.-FTank Pierce is still very
ill-F'reeman Abel. who has been living
with his daughter. Mrs. Arthur Conger,
died Tuesday NOTWITHSTANDING Conger
is quite i'll with pnuemonia. -C;ordon
Durham is Ill and the Rev. Mr.. Dun
ham is confined tn tho house.-The fam
lily of William Mayo are all ill. Mrs.
Mayo has pneumonia Miss Emogcnc
Wood and her mother arc caring for
little Edna Pierce.-Gertrude Warner Of
St. Adams is at the home Of Carlton
Billboard Garrow of West Geor-
gia is dead.-Mrs. Wilbur is spending "A
week at home on account of grip in the
family. She expects to return to St.
Adams on Saturday .-Homer Wilbur
left Wednesday for Lynn. Mass. where
he has position with Hood e. Sons
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Rolla Alexander on Monday morning
February 81 Mrs. Mahoney is caring for
them.
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ing to rairfax.-Thc Womcns Union will
meet in the vestlN OF the Methodist
Church Wednesday. March !. Miss
Rlackmcr Is the hostess 1t is reportcd
that Mrs. Lcnnic Grow has sold her home
farm on Ossood hill to Julius Sweeney of
Milton
There will he meeting of the Farmers
club Friday evening. The ladies are In
vited to attcnd.--Nliss Tilotson Of the
grammar department of the village SCHOOL
spent the weekend with her sister in
llighgate.-l'ced Orton, who has been in
business i'm Malone, y. v, is visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r.. H. Orton.-In-
teresting exercises were given by the viii
lagc schools Friday afternoon in observ =
ance of Washingtons birthday.-Miss DER
trllde Longe is at home from Burlington.
H. w. Bcden of Waitslield was In town
SundaN.-t'lark Paigc's family is i'll with
the Eifp.--Lcc French the youngest son
of Edward French, who resided In this
town the greater part of his life. died of
pneumonia in Fletcher last week. Burial
took place Monday ut the cemetery on
WeStford Plains.
There will be basketball game be.
tween rival Westford teams at tho town
ha1l Thursday evening
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RICHFORD.

Mr. and Mrs Napoleon Danyaw Of Shell
don Springs we're weekend visitors at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Love-
lette.-The mail carrier system was es-
tablished in this village February 16.
Martin Donlon has temporary appoint
ment as carrier.-Mr. and Mrs. Il. Fay
Hopkins have gone to Allston. Mass,
where they will visit at the home of their
daughter, Mrs, Thomas Taylor.-Mrs.
Sarah f. Scrbner of Salt Lake City,
Utah, is visiting a the home of her niece,
Mrs. George E. Read,-W. II, Gilpin of
Barton visited at the home of his brother,
f. w. Gilpin, last week.-H. T. Demar has
sold his grocery business on River street
to Frank l.. Frost who will take posses
sion March Mrs. D. +. Wynne of St.
Adams visited at the home Of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George f. Read. last
week.-Mr and Mrs. Homer l.. Baker
went last week to their newly purchased
home in Springfield. MIR. Baker recently
bought a Srist mill and feed business in
that place.-Miss Inez Phaneuf. who has
been attending the convent in Sutton.
Que. has returned to her home.
Miss Marion Rustedt. who has been
teaching in New York is at her home
IN thls place Tor her vacation Mrs
G. S. Common. who has been at the st
Adams hospital for two weeks, has re-
turned to her home.-Mr. and Mrs. {. n
Aiken visited in Montreal Tuesday anc
Wednesday.-The supper given in tho
Baptist Church diningrooms Tuesda.
night under the auspices Of the Chris
ton Endeavor society was we'll attended
and the receipts we're sl6.-The literary
meeting of the Richford Woman's club
will he held at the home of Mrs l.. r.
Davis Monday evening at eight o'clock
The leader will be Mrs. w B. Locklin
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Maria J. Brady of Enosburg
Falls spent Saturday and Sunday here
with frends.-Alrs. Mills Perkins OF
Keesevlle, y. Y. is in town, called here
by the illness of Mrs, Edward Perkins
The play. Mrs. Briggs of the Poultry
Yard" given in the town hall Friday
evening by the Y. l.. A. of the Congre-
gationai Church, was we'll attended and
much enjoyed. About $50 was realized
The Farmers club held their annual
meeting with election of officers Mon
day evening in the town hall The meet
ing was well attended. G. V. Tiffany
of St. Adams gave an interesting sum-
mary of demonstration work In the coun-
ty the past year and illustrated his talk
with lantern slide pictures taken from
the demonstration fields. After the meet.
ing there was a social hour and refresh
ments were served by the ladies. Arthur
G. Wells was ree-elected president for
another year and Homer G. Ovitt, secre-
tary.-The infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. II. Page died Monday and
uas hurled Tuesday.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

At g valentine social held by the V l..
o. u. II. club at the home of Miss Pcar
Dyke Wednesday, Feb. 16 with Miss Dy6c
and Miss Jennie Austin, hostesses, tho
marriage engagement % Miss Jeneva L.
Patterson of Milton to Gordon r. FAIR
of this city was announced. The bride
elect received many gifts and She pre-
scented each guest n sterling silver spoon,
The marriage will take place soon.
The grand and petit jurors have been
drawn for the March term of the Frank
lin county court which will convene in
this city March II. Judge Leighton =.
Slack of St Johnsbury will preside, with
the Hon. Ellis ". IHoster of this city and
the Hon. G.. A. Gardync of Montgomery.
as assistants. The following are the grand
jurors: w. s, Roby, Bakersfield; Matthew
Peterson. Berls hire; w. Il. I.add, w. V.
Phelps. F.nosburg; II. :. lmord, Fairfax
James p, Ryan, Fairfield; f. l.. Smith,
Fletcher; G. j. Hun, Franklin: Martin
e, Bcvins Georgia; T.. D. Herrick, High
gate; II. n. Parker. Montgomery, w. Il.
Greene and y. II. Thomas, Richford;
II. G. Royce, Sheldon; W. ID, Chandler
\. II. Austin, St. Adams. W. +. cum
bingham, st. Adams town. j. H. Niles
Swanton The petit jurors are: " Il.
Wheelock Il. O. Tillotson, Bakersfield;
G. ~ Hunt and Homer Wilson, Bork-
shire; $. u, stevens and Byron Wood
ward, Enosburg; Guy Howard and Grant
NJ. Bcllos, Fairfax; ". ~ Kittell. John
'osgrovc Fairfield, u. s. Gillian. flet-
cher: J." +. Bridge, W, r.. Tiff, Frank
lin, Oliver 4. Stanley, Cortes r.. Brooks
Frank r Pierce. Georgia: Charles Boss
Charles NJ Tatro ITShgate; Homer
Frazier George n. Fuller, Montgomery;
\. T., Selby, Cortes Rodgers, Richford
J." +. Iampher, Seth X. Burt, Sheldon
/" Is. torliss, Ashton =, Soule, \. j
Thibault. St. Adams city; Albert Catlin
W. n. Mooney, St, Adams town; curtis
l. Pronty. p. J. Audette. II. Y. Stilphcn
SWanton. February IS is the last day for
assigning cases for trial by court anc
jury.
a. Collins, who has owned meal
market In this city for 25 years, has
sold the business to +. 4. Bedor OF
Plattsburgh n. Y, who will take pos
session March I. He sells on account
of i'll health. Mr. Collins bought tn,
business of Mace & Young and for sew
eral years his brother. Judge a. ID
Collins, was in partnership with him,
Funeral services for Mrs. Hanson i,
Lewis We're held at her late home on Banl
street Saturday afternoon at $50 o'clock
the Rev. q. w Smith officiating. A dou
BILE women's quartette from the Autono'
Gloc club sang two selections. The bear
ers were II, p. Dee, John +. Locke. +. h
Morton q. f. Barker. Edward l.. Masor
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Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs George
Cagan Of Bristol--Ms Grace Farrand
az Bakersiio d. who has been visiting her
sisters Mrs. r. W. Carpenter and Mrs.
Guy Baldwin, has returned home.A. d.
Bacon has taken the Edgar Mech farm
near the lake and will move there March
Mrs Edward Douglass of Monluon
was with her brother, John Carl, Satur-
day. to help in the caring OF the family,
who are ill.-Many attended the reception
Monday evening given by Mr. and Mrs
Winfield Scott for their daughter and
her husband. Mr. and Mrs. X. G.. Whalley
who returned from their wedding trir
that evening. The rooms were handsome
~ decorated. An elaborate supper was
served. The bride received many beau
fiful Gifts
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

David Keefe returned to his school
IN Barre Monday.-Chester Hallock OF
Haverhill. Mass, visited his father. q,
G. Hallock. the last of the week. be-
ing called here by the death of his
brother, Ralph Hallock.-Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Lewis of North Duxbury visited
her parents Mr.. and Mrs Mitchell Rus
sell, Saturday and sunday Her sister,
Miss stella Russell, accompanied them
home,-James Beane of Sacketts Har-
Dor, n. Y, is visiting his sister. Mrs,
T. r. Sargent.-Mrs. Gertic Brewster
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Joshua
Brown.-Mrs. Grace IIallock and chill
dren and Mrs. Lavcry returned to their
home in Enosburg Falls Monday after
spending few days at the HON" of :.
a. Randall-The young daughter Of
Martin Thompson is seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
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BINGHAMVILLE.

The funeral Of Herbert Meacham. who
died Of pulmonary tuberculosis Feb. l6,
was held at the Methodist Church
Friday. The Rev. ]. il. Wills officiatcd
Burial was in the village cemetery
T.. l.. French is critically i'll with pneu-
monia at the home of Milo White.-Mrs.
Olive Corsc and Miss Tresa Corse are
both i'll with the grip.-Mrs. Bert Hooper
and Mrs. G. f. Corse are both i'll.
The Ladies' Aid will serve dinner at the
church parlors Thursday. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all-The mercury
registered % degrees below zero Monday
morning.-Out of 16 pupils only six re-
i'll with the grip.-NIrs, John Corey is i'll
with the grip.-Mrs Henry Ryan, who has
been i'll, is much better.
Lee French died of pneumonia at the
homo of Milo White Saturday evening
at 1870 o'clock. Mr.. French had not been
feeling we'll for several days and on Mon
day the 18th was taken critically ILL.,
The funeral was held Mt the home OF
Milo White Monday afternoon at one
o'clock, the Rev. c. S. Hurlburt of Fair
fax officiating. Burial VAS in the family
lot in Westford. There was large
attendance and profusion of flowers
The bearers were Coyt Tinker Milo
White, Leon Boozan and Clifton Corse
Mr.. French is survived by two sisters
Mrs. Oscar Kinsley OF Fletcher and
Mrs Curtis of Underhill; also one broth
er, James French of Jericho Mr.
French was an industrious and prosper
Gus young man. He was e years old =
The Rev. and Mrs. j. n. Wills received
word Tuesday that the Rev and Mrs
G. S. Quimby are parents OF a son
born Sunday. Mrs. Quimby was for
merly Miss Lura VI. Wils.-Owins to so
much illness there will be no Ladies'
Aid meeting Thursday
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FRANKLIN.

Miss Pauline Darling of Chelsea is a
quest Of Miss Pearl Houghaboom--W Will
liam Bulls is moving back from Bakers
field into the house they used to own
Miss Edith Gates, NJ. Il. Shedd, and
daughter, Annie, were in Burlington Tues
day to attend the kake walk.-Mlss Ruth
Hopkins Is visiting friends in Montpelier.
Fred Coolidge of Fllenburg. n. Y. who
has been spending some time with his
daughter in Worcester. Mass, Is spend
ing few days with his son. BENJAMIN
Coolidge. on the way to his home.-Miss
Price has returned from a two weeks
vacation spent at her home in Middiesex.
Vivian Titemore. who has been at work
in Montpelier, returned home Tuesday
night.--W. G. Tucker from the North
west is visiting his sister. Mrs. Emma
Ahgnant.--The condition OF Arthur
Raymo Is not az favorable. -The Rev.
F. w. Day was in St Adams Monday. -
w. j. Riley visited his nephew, G.. A.
Riley in Stowe recently.
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GRAND ISLE.

The stage from Grand Isle station to
Plattsburs began its trips Monday.-An
oyster supper was given at the Methodist
Episcopal Church Wednesday evening. A
pIize-speaking contest and musical pro
gram were given. The state laboratory at
Burlington gave the following report OF
examination Of one pound print Of butter
manufactured by Grand Isle Creamery
company: Weight IL IL ounces Moisture
l2.5 per cent. butterfat sos per cent.
salt 15 per cent. No germs OF tuberu-
loss found. Signed, B. II. Stone, dlrec-
tor.-George Mincliler of Milton is visit
ing his brother r. f. Minckler.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

Mrs. George Solandt Of Newfane IL
visiting her sisters. Mrs. Lizzie Cutting
and Miss Cornelia VILLA ms.-A son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Patsey Duffy Feb
ruary 17-Wilma. the seveny year old
daughter of M. and Mrs. w. G. Fassett,
died Tuesday February 10 after a two
weeks illness with the grip. The funeral
was held at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Thursday afternoon at 30 o'clock
with burial at Enosburg Center. Peter
McDermott, y. w Mullen, Winslow
Bowen H. F.. Titemore and son, Glenn,
of Franklin were in town Friday Mrs.
Earl Lawrence of Franklin, y. FL. has
been visiting relatives in town the past
few days.-1'he first lyceum Of the year
will be held in the high school building
Monday evening Fish is seriously
ll.-Mr and Mrs. c. r. Rawson anter-
tanned about 40 of Mr.. Rawson's music
pupils at their home Wednesday Feb. Is.
j. y. Kimball began his new duties
as most ma stpr Saturday
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COLCHESTER.

W. n. Munson, Jr.. Of Port Henry, y.
Y. is spending a few days at The home OF
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Munson.
Tho annual donation and parish visit
will ne held Wednesday. March |, in the
afternoon at the home of Mr., and Mrs
Alonzo Wheeler. and in tho evening at the
parish housc.-Mrs. George Wright is H.
Leland Severance has rented the Shaw
farm and expects to move into the Mead
house. March l.-George Baker is home on
n furlough and is visiting his mother,
Mrs George Mc1ntyrr
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SHELBURNE.

MIDI week prayer meeting will be held
at the Methodist parsonage Thursday
evening at 80 o'clock.--t'rioay evening
poverty socable will be held at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs Harris Mack for
tho benefit Of the Methodist choir. 1T is
hoped that as many as possible will at
tend the Sunday school convention We'd
nesday afternoon and evening in East
Charlotte, to which the members of the
Methodist Church are invited i Fred
Rowley OF New Haven is in town for a
few days.-Miss L. Louise Gates spent
the weekend in Burlington with her sis
ter. Mrs. n. q. Beach.-il. W. Tracy is
visiting friends in Rutland and Fair
Haven.-The reception given Miss Lillian
Phelps at the parsonage last week was
we'll attended Miss Phelps addressed a
large and apprcciatve audience at the
town hall in the cvcning.-Mr Polling adj
dressed a conference held at the parson-
age Saturday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. F.. Blair attended the funeral Of Mrs.
Rlair's cousin. Miss Jackman, in East
Charlotte. Friday.
The town hall was crowded 10 over.
flowing Tuesday evening when the shell
burnc ministries and entertainers pleased
with their varied program. Earl A.
Rraman. who had charge of the enter
tainment. deserves much credit The
receipts were about s56, all of which,
minus expenses. will go to the electric
lighting fund. This company will appear
In Charlotte next week, with the same
enter ainment, followed by a dance
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira. Norton and child from
Bristol are visiting his sister. Mrs. Fred
Roberts.-1eon Rowley OF New Haven
was in town Monday.--Mrs. Hyde of st.
Adams il visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Sophia Harmon.
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MILTON BORO.

Mr. and Mrs John Shean and chill
dren spent Saturday night and Sunday
In St Albans,-Ice harvesting began
this week.---Marvin Wood returned ia
his school in Johnson Tuesday-Law-
renee Stanley is in Burlington for a
few days. He attended the "Kakc
Walk" Tuesday evening and Mrs
Perley Gabaree attended the funeral
of Frank MaXfield at East Georgia.
Several from this place attended tho
farmers meeting at Georgia town hall
February 22.
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TOWNSVILLE.

The Lend hand meets for sewing at
the home of Mrs. Omstead Thursday
Mrs Dana Deerins and daughters re-
turned to their home in South Royal
ton Tuesday after spending few days
with Mrs. behring's parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs G.. W Palmer.--Dorothy Deering
entertained friends In honor of her 10th
birthday Saturday.. +. Whalen left
Sunday night for Greenfield, Mass 10
accept a position In a hardware store
Roy Miller and Deborah 1lapGood are
recovering from the grip. Miss Daisy
Bapgood was at home from Essex june
ton for the week -end.-Miss Christine
Whalen has the mumpa, Several of the
young people We're in lIinesburg Friday
night TO attend the play given by the
T,ichmond high SCHOOL, daughter was
horn to Mr. and Mrs. Ltcius Flint of
Moretown recently. They were former
residents william lIeathcrington WAS
IN St. Adams Thursday night to attend
an illustrated lecture given for the
benefit of the railroad men,
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ESSEX CENTER.

Mrs. ~ G. Fletcher. who had been
at the Fanny Allen hospital for treat.
ment. died Wednesday morning al six
o'clock.-Nlrs. Harlow Thompson OF South
Royalton returned home Tuesday after
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. W
Packuuette-The Goddette Brothers have
made extensive repairs on the interior
of their store.-The prize speaking con.
test Of the Il. g. |. will be held Friday
ck.
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SOUTF. BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters met We'd
ncsdav with Mrs. +. II. Socum.-Mr. and
Mrs II. a. Bixby, who have been very
ILL., are recovering Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra
Iloag have little son three weeks old 80
Mrs Alison Rollins has returned from
Jericho. where she has been detained by
illness at the home of her daughter. Mrs
". r. Tilley.-NIrs. John Mason has re-
turned to her home in Starksboro after
visiting her son. Allen Irill.-W. c. liver
more is moving to his farm in Charlotte
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FLETCHER.

Lee French died Saturday evening Of
pneumonia at the home of Milo White.
where he went last Monday morning to
begin work The funeral was held Tues
day with burial in Westford beside his
father and mother, who died several
years ago. lie Is survived by one brother.
James French OF Shelburne; two sisters.
Mrs. Oscar Kingsley of Fletcher and
Mrs. Iva Atchison of Underhill and sew
eral uncles and aunts.-The remains of
b. S. Ballard were brought here from
Cloverdale for burial Feb. 16-Mrs.
Olive Corse and daughter Teresa, have
been confined to the house the past week
with the grip.-The family OF Fay Hun
are suffering with the grip-James and
Helen LonGley are il.-Mrs Frank
RoOZan is ill.,
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ALBCRG.

Miss Laura Mott is visiting Mrs Cecil
\. Bristol of Nergennes.- james Suddaby
Of Rouscs Point, y. V, was an over-Sun-
day visitor in toWn.-The Rev James Bax-
ter spent the Weekend as guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Seneca Hazen.-Mr. and Mrs.
II. T.. Manning and Miss Margaret Mott
spen. Friday in Isle La Motto, the guests
of their niece and cousin. Mrs Peter For
tune.-Miss Ina Bohannon is confined to
the house with the grip.Mr. and Mrs,
Keith Edwards are moving to Rouses
pnipt
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WILLISTON.

Or. Frost will give n lecture to the
Campfire Girls Saturday night on
"IIygiene. "-There was a pleasant gath =
erng of old friends at Mr. and Mrs.
Morton James Tuesday night Of this
week, in honor of the 50th wedding an :
niversary of Mr. and Mrs. James n
Bryant.--Mr. and Mrs. Lampherc are
moving to Mr. Caseys house in Jericho
MFR. Pratt has moved into the r. G.
johnson tenement house.