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EAST BERKSHIRE.

A party was given in honor of Miss
Marion Mtieuy in Combs hall Satur-
dan evening. dancing was enjoyed. Miss
to East Randolph. where they expect
to make their home-k. A. Paul Mr.
and Mrs u. VI. Paul and two children,
Allen and Lucille, motored to New
Haven and back Sunday.--Miss Abbie
Wadleigh of Los Angeles, Cal. is Wis
ting her sister. Mrs e. NJ. Rublee and
family-Richard Pond and Charles
Powell are in Boston this week attend
inc the worlds series ball game.--Mr.
and Mrs. V. u. whitney are moving to
Richford this week. Miss Kathleen
Nevcitv Of Richford spent Sunday with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs G. Newcity.---
Fabian Reaulac OF Enosburg Falls and
Miss Josephine Hubble of this place
we're married a the Catholic parsona &c
nj Enosburg Falls Saturday afternoon.
The Rev c. !. Peterson attended the
Franklin County Ministerial associa =
tion in the Congregational Church st.
Alhars. Morday.--The COW test associa .
tions of Montgomery, Richford and
berkshire held public meeting in
Rublee's hall Tue sday.-Mrs Pearl Aus
fin started Thursday on trip
through the White Mountains-Mrs.
y L. Washhurn is visiting in New
York state for three or four weeks -
Miss Rernice Allen has resumed work
! in the postoffice after few weeks
vacation.
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ter Saturday. Mrs Frank Gallup and
daughters. Helen and Mary, are visiting
Mrs. Gallup's parents in Montreal.-Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Tiff, Miss Florence Tilt,
and Mr.. and Mrs j. G., Hammond ana
son. Maurice, made an automobile trip TO
Cowansville, Sweetsburg aud I<nowlton
Que, Sunday AIR. and Mrs f.. w Ohm
stead and son. Robert, visited in Pigeon
IIll, Que, SundaY.-Mr and Mrs. Franz
Austin and son, Lyman, Mrs. Ella Aus
tin, Miss Mabel Austin, Howard Nichols
and Miss Hazel Cassidy of Burlington
were guests at the home Of f.. -. Gallup
Sunday.-Dr. and Mrs. j. b. Hail. Nv.
and Mrs. +. T.. Thomas attended tie
county Sunday school convention at East
Berkshire Frday.-Mrs y. II. Gilbert i8
attending the state W. G.. r. L. conven-
ton at Barre.--Mr. and Mrs. John La
BARGE from Richford were guests at the
home of Paul Geno Sunday. w. II. N g
and Ray Dixon wcro at home from
Georgia over Sunday.--Mr and Mrs. Il.
T. Chamherlin Of RoXbury, Mass, e
guests at the home of r. H. Chamoer-
liza,
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afternoon there we're addresses Pull
ing Together" by the Rev. H. @. Banks OF
Shelburne Missionary Institute" Mrs.
Irene Lund of Burlington; The Relation
of the Home Department to the Churc,.
Miss Alice *. Talcott OF Willston, There
was also a district business meeting led
by the Rev. s. H. Barnum followed by
group conferences. Az 7:15 p. m, there
were devotional exercises led by the Rev.
\. II. Sturgess; address by Miss NJ. +.
Stckney, state secretary of elementary
work; The Sunday School and Worship,
by the Rev. G. A. Boyd state secretatV;
TO the Work." the Rev. s. II. Barnunl--
Miss Mildred Hanley is visiting relatives
In Burlington for a few days.--Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Dingler of Burlington were
recent visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. liartwell Hanley. MIR. and Mrs. r,
NJ. Page of Burlington are spending few
days at their home.--A party was given
Mrs Carrie Bruce of Underhill at the
nome of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stygles Tues
day. Oct 3, the Pythian Sisters and the
w. c. T. L. of Underhill being invite
The evening was passed with recitations
and vocal and instrumental music. Dainty
refreshments were served. Mrs. Bruce
leaves for Essex Junction. where she has
q position at the Lincoln Inn
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ENOSBURG.

A hard frost was felt here Monday
night with a furry Of snow Tuesday
morning, The hills are snow capped
The funeral IF T. T. Smell was held at
Boston Tuesday after a fortnight's visit
large number of relatives and friends
attended The Rev. Mr.. Nradenbursh Of
ficiated and the choir Of the Conerega-
tional Church rendered several selections.
Mr. Smell was born and always lived on
the farm where he died. He was almost
% and for several years had been great
sufferer. He cared for by his son
and his wife, who lived with him The
women of tho Congregational Church
will serve chicken-pie supper Friday
evening in the church Vestry.-Mrs f.
r. Suuires, who has been assisting in
the care Of his cousin Mrs. T. X.
Wright has returned to his home Miss
Gladys Yates of Montreal is passing her
vacation in the home Of her aunt. Mrs
is. r. Stevens.-Mrs 4. s. Dix of Mont
gomsry Center is passing few days
in the home Of her cousin. G.. n. Car
penter. and will visit other relatives in
town Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Bessey have
returned from Hyde Park. Dennis Had
lev has gone to his home in Westport,
\. Y.-Many from this vicinity attended
the Sunday school meeting in East Berk-
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JERICHO CENTER.

The Rev. S. n. Barnum went Tuesday
10 0roton, Conn, to visit his son, nr.
tharles Barnum, for few days.--A
daughter was born October 10 TO Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Brown.-Mrs Myrs l.. stiles,
who has been visiting here. went Tues
day to tnderhill to visit Mrs. Clara Howe
before returning TO Morrsville.- w G.
Fields and Miss Laura Fields Of Johnson
went Thursday to visit friends, making
the trip by auto.Mrs. J, W. Hart is
visiting in Burlington for few days
MIR. and Mrs. Leon Hall were in BurinC-
ton Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Homer Freeman of Water
bury Center were guests of MIR and Mrs
Leon Hall last week Mrs Buxton nj
Jericho is visiting her daughter. Mrs. u
A. Rullock.-Douglas Nichols is in Bu e
linston to attend the boys and girls ex
hihition.- Mrs. Gordon Smith fell ar |
broke her hip Wednesday, oct E. ShH
was IS years old the preceding Nondav.--
The first meeting of the Social Ser"i' o
club was held Friday afternoon with the
president, Mrs. Gertrude Jordan. who
gave an interesting report of her trip IT,
Bermuda. The following officers were
elected President. Mrs. Gertrude COR
dom vicepresident. Mrs. Cora Chaplin.
secretary, Mrs. Mildred EDDY: treasurer,
Mrs Pauline Barnum; program commit
tee, Mrs. Hattie Higgins, Nrs. Dora
Brown. Mrs. Cora Chaplin and Mrs. May
Ransom were appointed delegates to II q
State Sunday school convention TO he held
at Rratteboro October 1S. 10 and 2o.--The
Social Service club will meet with Mrs.
Gertrude Jordan Friday afternoon S.t.
iect, Natural Parks" response to roll
call Some Natural Wonder Of the
! United States
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WESTFORD.

Mr. and Mis-. G. r. Stearns and MIR.
and Mrs. H. T. Fay spent a few days in
Greensboro recently.-Alrs. Orville Jack
son is ill-M Mr.. and Mrs. clayton Rice and
family of Tnderhili called on rela IN
rented her farm to Edgar Grow The
Baptist Ladnes Aid met yesterday with
Mrs. Clash Paige for tea. Ferris Sweeney
has purchased the Milo Haselton place
at the village Quite a delegation attend
cd the meetings being held by EvanG elist
Lewis Smith at Essex Center Sunday
evening. The Fortnighty club will meet
with Mrs, Cabins Thursday.
About 10 relatives and friends gathered
al the home of F. NJ. Perry Tuesday
evening, the occasion being reception
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Perry, Jr., who
were married ctober 4-Mr. and Mrs
Grant Palmer Of Kecscvlle, y. Y, to-
aether with their daughter, Dorothy. and
granada lighter, Mallory Gallston, spent
the weekend with Mr., and Mrs. w. f.
Calkins.-Mr and Mrs. Archie Rice left
Tuesday for Lynn, Mass, to visit the
national dairy show in Springfield mex
week.-E, II. Perry is moving into tho
Moses Longe house Mr.. and Mrs. Longs
having moved to Essex Junction.--Aller
sweeney took possession Of the FloyC
A. Grow shop last Monday.-Mr anc
Mrs. w NJ Brown expect to start :
carload of apples for New York soon
| Miss Demeritt of Burlington and Mis-
Ruth Stuart Of Island Pond attended thu
Perry reception Tuesday evening.
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GRAND ISLE.

John Bushway died At his home hera
Monday following a stroke of parslv-
Sis, living only n few hours Mr. Bush
way was 81 years Of age and is sur
ViVod by his wife, i've sons. and two
daughters beside several Erand-chil-
dren. Tho funeral was held at his late
nome Wednesday morning. All Of the
children are hcre except Fred who re-
sides in Waterbury and who did not
receive ncws Of his fathers death in
time to roach hcre.--Alice. tho Young
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bush
way IS i'll with what IS feared is in
fantlo paralNsis.--The y. II. : stu
dents from hero will not he allowed to
come home during the teachers con-
vention on account Of the infantile
paralysis epidemic. Miss Emma como
is visiting friends i'm town.--Dr. G. n.
Branch and +. J. Parker left Tuesday
evening for Massa chusetts, Mr. Parker
going to the Massachusetts, General
hospital
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

\ son, James Alan, was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. ". +. Sweeney, Jr, Of Ferris stree,
Tuesday.
At the annual meeting of st. Luke's par
ish guild at the parish house Tuesday
afternoon tho following officers were elec'
cd President, Mrs. George w. Smith:
vice-preSdent Mrs. \. r. Soule secrc-
tary and treasurer, Mrs. NJ S. Bostw"k.
assistant secretary and treasurer, Mrs. G.
T.. Address.
When Franklin county court reconvened
Thursday morning at ten o'clock, Judge
Willard W. Miles of Barton presiding
after a recess since Saturday morning
hearings in divorce cases were resumed
Bills of divorce werc granted Jessie May
Mills McNulty from Joshua w. McNultY
ana Ena M. Thcobodcau from Arthur j..
Theobodeau for intolcrable severity and
neglect and refusal to support. A hear
ing on motion for suit money in the
case of Sucl Russell VS. May Laport Rus
sell was held in tho afternoon
A recess was taken to October Il at two
O'Clock in the afternoon.
Mrs, Sarah donovan Fallon. aged ss
years, wife of Joseph Fallon. died satur-
day night at 11:io o'clock at her home
on the lake road of Rrights disease she
is survived by two sisters. Miss Katherine
Donovan of South Main street and .frs
James Finn of Brainerd street. and one
brother. Patrick Donovan of the lake
road Funeral services We're held At -
Mary's Church TUESDAY morning AZ
nine O'Clock, the Rev. y. j. O'Sullivan
officiating
News has been received Of tho maria ge
in Chicago September 30 Of John Sexton
of Chicago. formerly OF this city, and
Miss Tossio Roylan, also of Chicago.
The marriage of Miss Mary NJ Elias
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FRANKLIN.

The Rev. F., l., Baker Of North Ware.
y. H. will preach 81 the Congregational
Church October IS and 2o.-Tnion services
were held in the Congregational Church
Sunday under the auspices Of the Anti
Saloon League, Field Secretary Lang
sroke.--C;overnor Gates is in Springfield.
Mass, this week attending the national
dairy show.--Mr and Mrs. Paul Geno
went to Springfield on the excursion
Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. George Harrison
and sister took in the Boston excursion
Monday.-Robert, a young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Pierce, fell Tuesday and broke
one arm.-Contractor Garrow is working
on the basement of the new Catholic
Church.-Mrs. Cross of Swanton has been
the guest of her niece. Mrs. Homer
Gates. for few days.-Miss Bernce
Price of MiddleseX was a guest of her
aunt. Miss Matte Price. over Sunday
Mr.. Sanderson of the University of Yer
mont was a recent guest at A. D. Whit
neys.-Several Of the teachers are at
tending the teachers convention in Bur-
linGton
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SOUTH FRANKLIN.

f. C. Kendall has had strenuous
time since the burning of his barn two
weeks ago to provide fodder and shelter
for his herd of over 80 COWS ellie has
rented an unused barn OF II. r. Colcord
and has purchased several stacks of hay
beside the cut on the Bates farm. The
neighbors have turned in and hauled lum-
her and workmen are putting up A shack
on the foundation of the horse barn where
he will keep his team and the balance Of
his herd
little child Of Mr.. and Mrs William
Mercy recently fell head foremost into
water tub and would have drowned
but for timely assistance.-Mrs. w. H.
Towle was the guest of her daughter.
Mrs. G. Fl. Weston. in Bakersfield over
Sunday. Guy and James Sandiland of
Montreal visited their sister, Mrs r. NJ.
Towle, over Sunday-Mrs. Jane Wilder
and her niece. Miss Carrie Dewing Of
Franklin. were recent guests in the home
Of n F. ToUle
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GEORGIA..

The Ladies' Aid society Of the Congre-
cational Church met with Mrs.
charles James Wednesday afternoon, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Wood left last week for
pittsbllrg. Pa, where he has a position a.
travelling salesman.-Frank Pierce has
purchased the saw mill at Georgia Plain,
taking possession Immediately and
Mrs f. w Bliss returned October
fror, a trip to Blue Ill., Maine. Wilbur
newton left Wednesday. Oct for Kan.
cas- CITY. Mo, where he will take a course
in the Henry J. Rahe Automobile scho OIL
Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Wood and Mr.. and
AFR A. r Anderson will leave this wee,
for Jacksonville, where they have re.
cortlv purchased a farm. Mrs Agnes
N.uton and Mrs, Myron Hadley are on
the sick list-Mrs. Ellen Ballard was In
burlington Saturday Mrs, Augusta Bal.
lard, and son, George and the
Misses Charlotte and Bertha CO,
took an automobile trip to Morris
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

The Catholic ladies conducted an
apron and fancy work sale in Soules's
hall Yesterday and served chick
n-pie supper in the eveniIC .-Nilbu.'
Brown has gone to North STAFFORD, y.
H.. where he has vork.-Mr and Atrs
Fred Kinnie have gone to New ful +
State, called there by tho Illness of Nj
kinrie's mother.--At tho food sale Satur-
day given by the Ladies' Cemetery 80
ciety nearly $40 was aised.-Mrs. Emma
Hin Of s.. Adams is the guest of her
brother, 9. s Burleson. for a few davs.
p. II Sloan is visiting friends in MassD
chCsetts.-Mrs. Elsie Shattuck Of Bun
lingtou is visiting her sister. Mrs. Henry
MitChell-W NJ. Hill is very i'll At the
home Of his wife's father T.. w. .FlWooG.
The condition of Mrs. w. II Mercy and
Mrs. W. II. Nathan is showing some i'm
provernent.-H. NJ. Wells left Tuesday for
visit with friends and relatives in Bos
ton and Providence. Mrs John Mitchell
entertained Mr.. and Mrs Frank Boohan
Of Cambridge Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs
Lyndon Mitchell motored 10 Fairfax sur
day.-H. B. Sturtevant and family passed
Sunday with friends in Lvndonville
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BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Dubois and three
children and Miss Pearl Copeland of Fos-
ter, Me, visited at the home of G.. D.
Tracy Sunday.-Mrs u. Frances Jolley
Is visiting at the homo of rrof. &. It,
Morrill, of Bakersfield. MIR. and Mrs
Daniel Burt of Enosburg Falls were at
the home Of c. p. Tracy oct miss
Grace Libby has returned home from y
visit in Shcldon.-Mrs. G. y. Stapleton Of
Fairfield is visiting her niece, Mrs. G. u.
Tracy. Mr.. Stapleton spent Thursday and
Friday at the home Of G. u. Tracy. Tic
Dorcas society will serve chicken-pie
supper at the Second Congregational
Church October Lice Sinclair Of FRAN
ingham. Mass. is visiting at the home of
his father, Edwin Sinclair.
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WEST BOLTON.

lac society or Wiling Workefs VIII
kt with Mrs. A. y. Tomlinson to-day
|ueene Irish is moving from the Nea'N
|se to Essex Junction Mrs Mary York
bill Miss Dorothy Smith has posi-
in the telephone exchange at Esse>
kter-Miss Eunice Gle. who is attend
school a Jericho Center, was at home
week because of illness. Mrs Ge1t-
Lacsillade is visiting a +. r. Yorks.
Hiss Bessie Learys school reopehcd
|nday The Rev. Mr.. Struthers. vhr
|ached at the Baptist Church during
summer months, has gone to Boston
hnish his studies. Mrs. G. w Streeter
spending the week with friends in
~
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ISLE LA NOTE.

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Fleury Of Burning
ton are visiting friends in town.-Mrs.
J. G. Sails has returned from visit in
West Enosburs. Mrs f. II. peavitt or
Montpelier is the guest of Mrs ii. ii.
Skeels-Dr. and Mrs. George de of
Wollaston, Mass have moved in,o
town. DR.. King purchased his fathers
practice here Several in town are having
gas plants installed on their houses and
farms MIR and Mrs. II. II. Wilcox are
visiting relatives in Plattsburg FRANCIS
Gilbert is ill.-Charles w. Brown Is Cow
fined to the house by illness.-Mr. and
Mrs Philip Patnode are parents OF a
Jarvis has sold his
house TO r. II. Wilcox .-Frank Aikey
and family have moved here from Chazy,
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SHELDON.

Rollen Gilbert. an old resident of this
place. died Sunday morning at his home,
The services We're held Tuesday after
noon at two O'Clock at his home. He is
survived by his wife and one daughter,
Miss Annie Gilbert, and one son. Edward
Gilbert Kittell very old resi-
dent of this town, died Tuesday after
noon al his sons home in Fairheld.-A
chicken-pie supper was held here We'd
nesday night in Mr., Marsh's hall. Thers
was a large attendance and about $50
was realized.-Mr. and Mrs. William Lee
and two daughters Ruth and Grace OF
Sweetsburg and Thomas Bryce and son
Lloyd of Farnham Corner. Que. visited
at the home of their relative, James
Bryce last Sunday.
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HILL WEST.

Mrs. Fred Hurlbert. Mrs. Hunt Of St
Adams, Mrs. Frank Forsyth and Miss
Mary Hurlbert of Enosburg Falls were
guests at William Hurlberts Tuesday
Mrs, F.. C. Shangraw. who has beenn
spending a few weeks in Johnson. has
returned home and is a. the home of her
sister, Mrs. Calvin Rushford. Mrs. Bert
Elkins and daughter Ruth and little son
Richard OF South Montgomery were
guests of Mrs. Charles Pushford Thurs
day.-Mr. and Mrs Arden LaPlant Of
Montgomery spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mira. Edward Rushford.-Mr. and Mrs.
Winford Messer passed Sunday with
Mrs. Messier's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Murray. in South Montgomery
William Rushford has returned home
after few weeks visit with relatives in
Boston.-Mr and Mrs. Calvin Rushford
and Mrs T.. c. Shangraw spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs Henry Murray Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Decelle and George
Bates of Morrisvlle motored here We'd
nesday as guests Of Nj Decelle's sister.
Mrs Lewis Rushford. John Ariel and
daughter Irene left Monday night for a
few days visit in Boston.-Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Rushford, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Docolle and George Bates motored to
ST. Adams Thursday.-M Turple has
gone 70 Boston and Rhode Island for a
few DAYS stay.-Maurice Wetherby, Mrs.
Charles Coffron, Gerald Broe and Hilde
Coan motored to Richford Sunday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert 1.aRock -
Mr. Coan is moving his family into Mrs
Coffron's tenement house Mr.. and Mrs,
Andrew Csntebar of Montgomery Center
passed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Bodette.-Ray Wetherby has employment
with Wheeler Rushford.-Miss Myrtle
1, AnA u
ing few DAYS with her sister, Mrs
| Wheeler Rushford
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ALBURG.

Schools will be closed THURSDAY to OH
serve Columbus day. Some of them WEI
be closed for the remainder of the week
while the teachers are attending the state
convention which will he held in Burling-
ton at that time.--P. W. Sheridan and L.
McGuen of Fairfield were recent business
visitors in town.-Mrs. Thomas Jones has
gone to Rouses Point, y Y, after spend
ing several days at the home OF her
cousin. Mrs Gilbert Robinson Mrs.
Kate Hutchins spent Saturday and sun
day in North Hero Miss Edith Johnson
Of Noyan. T. O.. is visiting friends in
tovn.-Miss Marion Durham spent Sun
day in Swanton. Joseph Palmer and
Walter Graves OF Rouses Point, \. y,
have been in town overseeing the load
ing of lumber.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Cheeseman have
returned after spending a few days with
frienda Ia ST. Johns.
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BAKERSFIELD.

raul Rlodah il seriously ilI-Mr. and
Mrs. George Farrell and daughter Airline
at the home Of William Cook Sunday.
Mrs. Julia Archambault of Burlington is
the guest of Mrs. Albert Boucher MFR
and Mrs Harry Powers and Miss Leila
Cowan Of Richford visited at the home
of d. g. Cowan Sunday.--O. J. Maynard
went to Lowell. Mass. last week. where
he has conference.-the Marion Brady
has been seriously ill,-Mr and Mrs.
Louis Medele Of Swanton are visiting
rnlaflvcs in town.
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BINGHAMVILLE.

The Ladies' Aid will serve supper at
the church parlors Thursday at FIVE
o clock .--Sewell Spauldng of Woodstock
passed Saturday and Sunday with rcla-
tives here, returning home Sunday night
He is superintendent of Hoods creamery
in that pla MFR. and Mrs. r. r. Ryan
are visiting relatives in Huntington.
Mr.. and Mrs John Carey and family
we're in Jericho Sunday to see Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Ayers. who are soon to
move to Newport.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

|larence Swinyer has moved his
hily to Rochester, where he has en-
knent. Mrs. Merrill Andrews of
flin is visiting her brothers, Milo
ii. and WNram Taft,--Marhle car
ter of Windsor is visiting his par
s. Mr. aud Mrs. !. G. Carpenter
]. Clara Norton came home We'd
hay from the Mary Fletcher hos
b. where she had an operation for
kendicitis four weeks aeo.-A
Sghter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Small ursdaN.-Mrs. Alkaline Ell
will entertain the Home Circle at
hall Wednesday. October 1S.-Mr.
! Mrs Edward Charles and Mrs.
Sah Gorton attended the funeral of
Iir niece, Mrs. Grace Partcher
rall. at Winooski MondaY.-C1ark
Wards and Miss Russell Of Mont
Ier were quests of his sister, Mrs.
Her Grace the mast week
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on Railroad street Wednesday
hing about four o'clock. The goods
he store occupied by the Phelps
hers as a grocery store and pool
/ were completely destroyed and the
|iture store of +. j. Kenyon and
r rooms of the Foresters we're dam
by the smoke and water, but lit
famage being done the building. The
IN of the fire is not known.
NEWS or THE VILLAGE.
|e forty hours devotions were held
The Church of Our Lody of the Holy
Dry this week Samantha at the
ft of Fame" will be presented by
ladies of the Congregational Church
Inc New Theatre this evening, under
direction of Miss Harriet Harris OF
|'mouth, Mass Mrs, William AleNan-
who has been the guest OF Mr.. ana
| NJ. NJ. Miller for a month. left We'd
: ay for her home in Stanford Conn.
SIS Daisy Bessett has resumed her
X in NJ. D. Dimick's insurance Of
after a weeks vacation. North Star
|ge held a regular meeting in their
his Tuesday evening.-Mr. and Mrs.
r. Douglass were guests of friends in
kinctou Wednesday.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

George Lucia is now shingling and
making repairs on his residence-Mr. and
Mrs. Cleon w. Seaver Of North Troy
were in town over Sunday.-Twelve to Is
from the Baptist Church here went TO
E.nosburg Falls Tuesday to attend the
'fve-year program meeting at the Bap-
fist Church in that place.-Mr. and Mrs.
F. f. Hutchinson left Monday for Pasa-
dena, Cal, where they will spend the
winter.-C NJ. Austin Of st. Adams is in
town inspecting the Are insurance risks
carried by the Union Mutual and Yer
mont Mutual Fire Insurance companies
Of Montpelier