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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

T.. T.. Rockwell, the veteran lake cap
tain, who makes his winter home with
his daughters Mrs. {. +. Carpenter and
Mrs. George W. Nye. in this city. and who
has been suffering a severe attack of the
grip. has recovered his health.
Roy Wilcox OF Georgia, student in he
St. Albans high school. heat the record
of Howard La France Of Jersey, Mich,
who is featured in the current issue OF
Leslic's Weekly as a champion young po-
tate raiser. The boy. who last summer
raised 2lO bushels of potatoes on half an
acre of ground, was awarded a scholar
ship at the Michigan Agricultural COL
lege by the State and his expenses at the
college are to be paid two years by his
home county, Osceola. Mr.. Wilcox, who
recently won first prize in the high school
potato raising contest, raised i>9 bushels
on an acre of ground
Al the annual roll call of the BAPTIST
Church Thursday evening the pastor mo
Rev. DR.. George u. Gould presented his
resignation, having accepted cali &c
the Baptist Church In Groton, The resig
nation was accepted with regret 1t WI.
take effect March |. DR. Could has hecll
pastor Of the local church the past tonr
years, Al the church meeting q,
Tease and l.. A. Curtis were elected dea-
cons. Owing to the latcncss Of the hour
when the church business had been com
peted the Rev. Or w. A Dawson Of
Burlington, secretary of the Baptist state
convention, gave an informal talk in place
OF the talk On "A Trip Through the Rock
les" which he was to have given. Re
frcshmens were served preceding the roll
call,
Reuben H. Dewey Of Fairfax, aged a
wears, died at $50 o'clock Monday morn
ing at the hospital in this city after "A
long illness from the effects of paralytic
strokes, lie had been at the hospital six
months Mr.. Dewey was Il resident of
this city many years but moved to Fair
fax about four years ago. He is survived
by his wife and two daughters by "A form
er marriage Miss Julia Dewey, a nurse
in training at the hospital and Mrs T.
NJ. Doughty of Brooklyn, ~ Y The re-
mains were taken to the home OF J. 7.
Hunt un Rugg street. The funeral was
held at the home of Mr. Hunt Wcdnes-
day afternoon at two o'clock, the Rev. J.
NJ. Maxwell, pastor of the BAPTIST Church
. at Fairfax officiating
Frank 81, Lawrence, II wears old, died
at his home ON the SWanton road Nm
/ day morning at six o'clock of pneumonia
He is survived by two sons. George St
Lawrence of Swanton and William St
Lawrence of Holyoke, Mass, and by foun
daughters, Mrs Edward Farrell OF Swan,
: ton, Mrs. Peter St Clair of llighgats
Springs. Mrs George Blair of swantor
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SHELDON.

II. Mitchell, aged &c years who died
of dropsy at his home IN sheldon Fehru-
AIRY ut 600 a. M. was brought to the
village cemetery here for burial Febru
AIRY s. Funeral services were held at the
Congregational Church at 1890 M.
with the Rev. +. Day officiating. Mr.,
Mitchell was a well known resident of
this town and will be missed by many.
Besides his wife he leaves six boys.
Edison, Charles, Delbert, Joseph. Bar
ney and Sue Mitchell, and two girls, Mrs,
William McFeeters and Mrs. Frank
Greenwood. both Of this pace.-B. w.
Graves of South Royalton has moved his
family in the tenement owned by G. IL.
Bush on Main street. Mr. Graves will
set UP studio in the near future. -
Mrs. Hattie Grover Is spending the week.
end in Bakersfield
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FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. w. H. tairchild, who has been
confined to her bed for several weeks
by the grip, is about the same. Henry
Rooney is seriously i'll with the grip
Among the Goddard Seminary students
who were Obliged to leave school on
account of scarlet fever are Scnath
Soulc, Phyllis Soule and Harold Wallaoe.
Miss Frances Ryan. who is attending
villa Barlow Convent. ST. Albans. is at
home. i'll with the grip-Miss Bertha
Tabor is il.-Charles Doane of Lyndon
Vile Institute has been at his home here
for two weeks, the institute being
closed on account of scarlet fever. Mrs
Henry Rooney has been confined tc
tho house for some time with heart
trouble.-Mrs. Harry Soulc and daughter
and son. Charlotte and Harris, who have
been i'll for some time with scarle
fever arc able to be up and around.
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FRANKLIN.

A. G.. favreau was called to Montreal
Monday by the death of his mother
The funeral Of Mrs. John Lane was
held from the house Tuesday afternoon
at one O'Clock. the Rev. NJ. A. Turner
officiating. Merle II. Davis, Mr.. Jack
son. and Miss Grace Nutting Of John
son were guests at the Gates homestead
over Sunday v Emerson Shedd Of the
University OF Vermont was home over
Surday.-The Rev. +. w. Day attend
ed the ministers meeting at Enosburg
Monday.--Mss Baker of the University
Of Vermont is guest OF Miss Edith
Gates for few days.-Patrlck Kennedy
of Butte City, Mont. is in town. call
ed here by the serious illness of his
wife at their daughters. Mrs. p. Nc
Dermott.--The auditors are busy getting
the town reports ready for the printers,
C. W. Powell was in Jeffersonvtlle
last week visiting his sister Mrs II. NJ.
Cornell.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

J. A. BROMLEY, who had an attack OF
acute indigestion Monday. is much bet
tcr.--Therc will he temperance meeting
at the opera hall Friday evening The
speakers will he the Hon. Malcolm "
Patterson. ex-governor OF Tennessee, and
Or. Madison Swadcner OF Indiana. -
Miss Florence Reed, who has been seri-
ously i'll with pleuro-pneumonia, is some
what better.--Thc work of remodclng
the room in Farrars block to be used
as fruit and candy store by Angelo
Guffc Of St. Johnsbury is being pushed
as ra Didly as posSihlc.
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JOHNSON.

Norman Nvc and r. ". Fullington ut
Cambridge were in town Saturday.-Mr.
and Mrs W. T.. Tracy We're in Bur-
lngton Saturdav.-E, +. Jose, n. W.
Peck. Arthur Thompson and 6. w. Mall
chester were in HYDE Park Friday
e. j. Mum is improving from the effects
of the grip. The contractors have finish
cd tho iron railroad bridge near Q. w.
Wilson's and returned TO their home in
Nirginia.-A domestic science supper was
served Tuesday night at the normal
for tho benefit Of the normal annual
Miss Grace Nutting was rendered
reception at tho high school building
Friday night She leaves this week for
Amherst. Mass, where she is to fill the
position as private secretary to the pres
ident of Amherst College. Miss Ethel
Jackson spent Sunday in Burlington
The number of students enrolled at the
normal is now III, the largest number
in several years.
The fifth and sixth grades in tho grad
cd school have been closed on account OF
scarlet fever Miss Gladys Rand is tax
ing tho place OF Miss Nutting in ths
graded SCHOOL,. +. IIayford left Satur-
day night for Boston and Worcester,
: Mass Mrs. + l.. Dodge is recovering
from the grip. T.. Ilolhrook is out
after severe illness with the gripE.
II. Sherwn is assisting at the station at
Hyde Park for q few days
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

The Rev r. T.. Holmes of RiChford
was tn" guest OF DR. and Mrs Hanson
last Monday and Tuesday. The monthly
meeting Of the Ladies Aid society was
held III the parlors of the Congrega
'ional church Tuesday afternoon. In the
evening sugar social was held.-Mrs.
Ruth Hall of Rirhford passed the week
end with her sister. Mrs. Charles Powell
Miss Frances IIadd is in Rchford. as
SistinE in caring for Mrs. Austin Moore
and Miss Abhie Moore, who are i'll with
visited i'm town Wednesday,.
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JEFFERSONVILLK.

Mr. and Mrs r. H. Homes of Shorensun
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Thursday s Morse was business
visitor in Bakersfield Monday. Miss SUSIE
Collins of Johnson was guest AT j. ~
Watkins over Sunday.-The Domestic
Science club has issued invitations to re-
ception at the school building for this
afternoon. Henry Forter died at his homs
in this place sunday morning. He was
aged s, years The remains will be taxi
en- to I'nderhill Center this morning AMI
the funeral will be held in the Roman
Catholic church, the Rev. Joseph Therien
officiating. Burial will be in Underhil--
Miss Louise Leland Of Johnson was =
guest at DR.. j. H. Beans over sunday
Ethan WILCOX and Mrs, Elsie Wood. both
of this place, were married in Cambridge
February |. at the Methodist parsonage
by the Rev. &. $. Quimhy.-The last num-
of the entertainment course will be given
February - by the Lowry Lawrence COM
pany at the town hall.-Chauncy Roberts
and Jaunta Sinclair both of Cambridge,
were married February by the Rev. II.
c. Howard at his home in this place.-Tho
funeral of Mrs Fred Wood. who died in
Hyde Park. was held in the church in this
place Wednesday. She was a native of
this town and her early life was spent
here. She was the Youngest daughter OF
Thomas and Maria CWestman) Corse. Her
age was 81 years, The Rev. Mr., Ham,
lin officiated and the burial was in the
Jeffersonville cemetery, Among those
from out Of town to attend the funeral
we're Mrs. John Stafford of Burlington.
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Powell Of Berk-
shire. Thomas Corse, who Is veteran
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MILTON BORO.

Mrs. Hobart Richards spent sunday t
the home of Edwin SihlcY at Fctty brook.
MIR and Mrs. Pearl Gabarcc and son
RAYMOND were at East Georgia Sunday.
Thomas Shean of st. Adams is at the
home of William Preston stan
Icy was at home from Burlington Satur-
day and sunday Walter Robertson of
johnson passed part of last week in this
rlace.--Blauchc Guinell has returned from
the Sherwood sauitarium.-Mr and Mrs.
6. ". Austin of Barre were in this place
February b Mildred EVcrts was AN over
Sunday cues, of Mrs. Il. T.. Eull"ok.--T :.
Ferry was in 81. Adams Mond iN.-Leon
Lester Of champlai in spout part Of last
week in this nlarc.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

W. G. fIawley of Burlington was in
town last week.-Mrs.. NJ. II. Sheltus was
the guest of her mother in st. Adams
Friday and Saturday.-Mr. Jacobs of
bakersfield has rented the Daniel War
rem living rooms and moved his family
Miss Grace Harding of Swanton passed
Saturday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
IS c. Harding .-The c. Brigham Creamery
company has a crew Of men with teams
at work filing their large dollhouse
At the food sale and dinner given Satur-
urday by the Church Relief society the
sum Of sg1 20 was raised.-B. II. Hale. who
has been very i'll for 10 days. is much inn
proved.
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MILTON.

Henry Reynolds Of SomcrNil'o. Mass.
spent Sunday with his mother. Mrs.
Helen Reynolds, who is i'll with the
Grip.-Miss Margaret Demo of Turing
ton is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Levi Dcnno.-. Mr and Mrs Joseph Iarott
arc in ST. Adams Mrs. farott is i'll
with typhoid fever following tn" Crip-
Charles Joyce has moved to Eugene
laramy's tenement on River street
Mrs. George Miucklcr is recovering from
an attack of the crip.-Mrs. Edward
LaTulipre and children of West Milton
have returned To their home after spend
ing a few da"s With her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Levi rcnno. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Smith have gone to ST. lambert,
+. q. TO visit a nephew OF Mrs. Smith $,
who is Ncry ill.-Thc Ecv. :. +. Cooley
is attending n ministers meeting in
Waterbury
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs Ellen Day. widow of j. +. pa,
died at hcr home in Colchester YESTERDAY
after an illness of several weeks. Ellen
WolCot Day was born in Colchester
March >. ISL md was therefore 70 years
of age. She had spent her life in this
town living within short distance of the
old home where she was born and where
she was married to Mr.. Day ON March
%. 1NJG Five children were born to
them. two of whom survive her Mrs
Fred Andrews of NcrrcnncS and Miss
Fannie. with whom she lived. and who
had given to her mother tho most devoted
care and Thought in her failing years She
Is also survived by two grandchildren.
Carl T.. Day of Woodstock and Miss Helen
Andrews Of Ncrccnnes. In the passing of
Mrs. Day beautiful life is closed She.
was always devoted to the interests of the
CONGREGATIONAL Church of which she had
been a member nearly 40 years. and in
which she had held the office of treasurer
for % years. and she was kindly in her
minstratons to the sick and sorroWng.
Many at this time will in memory look
back to her un,rnc help and sympa Thy
So kindly given during her long and de-
voted life. Tho funeral will he held
at the house Friday afternoon at two
o'clock The G. T.. society of the con-
gregational Church will hold a valentine
social at the parish house Friday evening
The annual business meeting OF the
Baptist church WAS held Friday. The
following officers were elected Chair
man, the Rev. Leonard Ndrich; clerk
Mrs. Alice Severance: Treasures +. NJ
curtis: trustee of church fund, e. A.
Ia,
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RICHFORD.

A. NJ. Smith. who recently moved from
Glen sutton to his farm ON Hardwood
hill. cleared two acres of land from
stones January % and g. This is an al
most unheard of thing, being able to
clear land of stones at this season.-Mrs.
f.. w. Gilpin and son. Roger. nave re-
turned home from a few days visit at
the home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
e. W. Wilkinson, in Newport. Milo Hall,
aged 81 years. died February at the
home of Thomas Goodrich, where he
was being cared for Mr.. Hall was a
native of Berkshire and practically all OF
his life was passed in that town and in
Richford His nearest surviving rela-
tive is niece, Mrs. Ezra Austin OF
Berkshire Burial was in East Berk-
shire
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,ided with coat closets and book shelving,
and pupils wardrobe rooms. The base
n1ent rooms, the corridors and stairwaNi
and coat rooms are provided with an
abundance of light and ventilation. The
plumbing is thoroughly sanitary and is
fitted with wooden fixtures The heating
and vcntilating system is a hot air and
natural gravity system. The furniture
will he installed at once, and the building
made ready for use as soon as possible
Especial attention will be given To cN-
banding the work aud interests Of the
school that the entire community he ben
Gifted by the advantages of the new mod
ern building. Architect G. II. Crandall of
darlington, VT, furnished the plans ANA
specifications. and has recently tested out
aud given final inspection of tho work.
Hope Circle of the Kings Daughters
will meet Friday at the congregational
vcstry. Mrs Addie Reed will be hostess.
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MONTGOMERY.

The subject Of the sermon next Sum
day morning AT the Methodist EPISCOPAL
Church will be The Weather prophet: -
address, Il Bible story: evening subject.
Drifting. Tho members of the Guild
will be entertained az the homo or Mrs
Robert Mougo to-night.--rhc w. G. r
I. will meet with Mrs Mansfield Fri
day afternoon at $50 O'clock Sun
shine society Will meet with Mrs Afr ed
Provo Saturday afternoon. Master Ru-
fus Lumbra. who has been confined to
the house with grip. is now better
Ray Gleason was unable to GO to work
one or two days last week on account Of
the grip.-Clarence Combs has removed
from the Combs farm near South Rich
ford and is now staying with Webb
Donny. Tho Rev. Stead Thornton was
in Waterbury Tuesday and Wednesday
Robert Mougo drove over from Rich
ford Saturday night, returning Sunday.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mrs r. G; Brown is III with the grip.
Earl Bullock returned homo Monday
attire a few days visit at The home of
Mr.. and Mrs Scarlc of charlestown. ~
lI.-Mrs charles Ciffiu was called to
l<eescvilc y. y, Ivy the death of hcr
mothcr.-Miss I.anta Mead is unable TO
he in school on account of illness. The
youngest child of Charles Cross died tri-
day The pupils of the j. H. $. are re-
hcHrSinc for Il play for the benefit of the
senior class.-A concert will be- given for
the benefit of the senior class at the
village hall Tuesday evening. February
- Inv tho Chatham Concert cumpanv
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

u. II. Tracy is spending two
weeks vacation in Barre visiting rel
atives.--Thc auditors have completed
the town report and the same is in
the hands of tho printer.-Thc many
friends of =. W. Hall, who was a for
mer resident of this place. but now
of Greenvillc. Me. are sorry to learn
that he has had to go 10 New York
for medical treatment-John Tatro
has returned to stowe. where he has
employment.-Mrs Calista Flood. who
has been visiting at a. J. Lamberts,
has returned to Essex Iunction.-Mr
and Mrs. Allen Provo are both i'll in
bed with the grip.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs Eliza EIawley went Thursday to
t.nosburg, where she will spend some
time with her sister, Mrs. Lyman Gill
bcrt.-Mrs Lillian Slater died very sud-
denly Saturday at tho home Of Leslie
Church. whore she has been house,
kcepcr--A son WAS born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Earle Gates Sunday.-News has been re-
ccived of tho birth OF son 10 Mr. and
Mrs r. T.. Bennett OF Ilion, y. Mrs.
W. NJ. Smith returned Friday evening
from two weeks visit with friends in
Richmond and Willston. Nj. d. Young
and A. II. Day were in Burlington Fri
day and Saturday .-MYrtie Whitney
went Saturday to Morctown for an in
definite stay.-Mrs. Julia Burlington.
Mrs. G. II. Newton and daughters were
in Burlington Satur,lay.--Mrs. Joseph Rob-
crts returned Saturday from a several
DAYS visit in Ma ssa chusctts.-R. G. Rey-
nolds and son. Robert. of Montpelier
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. NJ.
NJ Reynolds.
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

r, NJ. Tob.n of Swanton, deputy COL
lector OF customs was in town last
week.-Mr. and Mrs, ]. f.. Cocoran OF
Montreal spent the weekend here-Miss
Josephine H. Lyon is confined TO the
house with the grip Noise I.eluc OF
Montreal has purchased the blacksmith
and garage business of I.anou and Re-
dard for s1,SlO,-Miss Florence Rulla ri
Of Swanton junction spent few DAYS
at the home of II. j. Lyon Mrs. En-
ma Bingham and William Bowers, both
OF Highgate. were married February .. by
the Rev. Charles Davis.--The dance Civ.
Ell by the Ladies' Quadrillo club was
attended by 80 couples Kimbal broth
er's orchestra of Enosburg Falls fur
nished music
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Earnest Naylor is spending some time in
Plattsburg, y, Y, among friends ana
relatives Miss Mamie Early OF Rutland
was at home over Sunday.-Thc body OF
the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ba-
tiste Jarvis of Alburg, who died of pneu-
monia was brought here Sunday for burial
in the r. C. cemetery.-The cold wave has
rendered the ice on the lake fit for travel
apain.-Phillip Patnode, jr. third son or
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Patnode, met with
a serious accident Sunday while skating
IN the ice He fell on his elbow and
broke his collar bone.-Mr and Mrs, James
Jaryis returned from Rouses Point, n, ",
Tuesday.-Winnie La lombard and Miss
Irene Deucharme Of West Chazy, n. ",
serc married Saturday.
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BINGHAMVILLE.

The Ladies' Aid will serve dinner at
the church vestry to-day. A cordial
invitation is given to. all.-Mrs. J. II.
Mills returned home Sunday after pass
ing several days with her daughter
Mrs. c. s. Quimby of Cambridge. Mr.
and Mrs. Perley Evans passed Sunday
with relatives in Fairfax--A p. Elem
ming's family. who have been III with
grin. are somewhat hetter-Mrs. Henri,
Ryan, who has been III, is able to be
about the house.-Mr, and Mrs Walter
Jones and family visited in Cambridge
SUNDAY.
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FAIRFAX.

The Womans Home Missionary society
of the Methodist Church met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Glenn
Parris.-Miss Edith Halst lead is at home
for a few days from the University of
Vermont C. L. Butler has accepted a
position with the Globe Tobacco company
of Detroit, Mich. He will have entire
charge of their business in Maine. New
hampshire and Nermont-J. NJ, liotch-
kiss is soon to move his hardware bust
ness from the Ahrcd store to the north
part Of the block occupied ny II. !. and
c. f. Goodscll.--There were no services
at the Methodist Episcopal Church Sun
day evening because Of the illness of
the pastor. the Rev. f.. 7. Clark.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Frank Nichols of Cambridge is visiting
his daughter, Mrs r. O. Tillotson.-Mrs.
Heber Cover is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Shanley.-Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Boucher are parents Of a
daughter born February 3.-lIarry Scott
has purchased OF Dexter Stanhope the
Temple farm. so-called, on Butternut
Hill in the north part of the town
Miss Mildred Rooney Of Barre is with
Mrs. Mary McNaney, who has been i'll
but is now recovering.
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GEORGIA..

The annual banquet of Banner Grange
was held successfully. about $50 being
present. Addresses We're given oN
Governor Gates and the Rev. Anthony
OF st. Adams. Local talent furnished the
music Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Irwin are
moving into tho brick house at the
Center, owned by W. o. Bragg Mr..
and Mrs. Claud Mckinney are to oc-
cupy the house owned by Myron Had
lcy-The fourth number OF the lecture
course will be given Monday evening.
The entertainment will he given by a
mixed quartet The Nirginians.
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GRANO ISLE COUNTY
NORTH ALBURG.

w. F. Rowell. who has been spending
some time in Manchester. y. H., the
guest of his sister, returned home Sat-
urday.-A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Eldridge EmrIck February S.-Calvin
Derrick of Noyan. Que, was in town Fri
day.--A snake two feet in length was
found Saturday in the wood lot owned
by Gordon Vosburgh. seemingly spry
as in July weather. and was brought to
the residence Of Mr.. Nosburgh.-F NJ,
Vosburgh found dandelion blossom OF
uniform shape and size in a neighborins
orchard recently.
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ENOSBURG.

The Woman's Home Missionary meet
ing was held Thursday at the home Of
Mrs. G.. y. Raymorc. Owing to sickness
there was small attendance. Hazel
Stevens returned to Il. i. H. S. Monday.
having been at home several days with
tho grip.-Mrs. u. l.. Burleson Is better,
having been i'll with the grip Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Sheldon and daughter of Bak-
crsficld visited at n. W. Downcy's Sun
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HUNTINGTON.

Mir. and Mrs James Carpenter. who have
5ecu very i'll with the grip, are slowly
'onvalcscing. Miss Dorothy French is iii
with tho humps, as 10 also Nellie Riggs.
T w. Johnson was in Mon,rclicr Oyer
Sunday. Mrs. William Weston is gaining
from her recent severe illness, The Win
ming tTit' will I've tho topic of tho lcctur"
by Professor lIartin February Il at tho
hall, assisted by local musical talent
Mrs. G. V. French returned from Waltham
Sunday evening, where she was called by
ihe death of her nolhcr.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. Sarah Gorton and Mrs. 1>cona
brewster are visiting Mrs. Gorton
Brother. Clark Charles, IN Waterbury,
.>lonzo GoodcnouSh was called To Mont
pclier Thursday by the illness of his
nothcr.--H G. Russell is III with the
grip. David kccfc IS in with diphthcrla
at tho home of G. :. ,ilodectt.