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home. Mics Frances tlaEl is VISITING
III Cambridge Ter u few days The i'm
IAN, child " Mr. and Mrs. Johu Davis
Is i'll with the grip.--Martr lIanlcy has
employment AZ Hotel Sinclair Under
hili.--Nirs Thomas Adrian is III with a
slight attack Of the grip.-Mr aud Mrs.
2. l.. Thrston spent Sunday IN Hines
burg. Miss Mvra Burritt. niece of
Mrs Thurston, returned home with
them FOR a few days visit.-Miss Mar
jory ilanley was an ovor-Suuday WISH
tor Of her friend. Miss Lulu Pratt of
Jericho CenteY.--Mr Archie ilanlcy. who
H. at work Tor Thomas Flynn of Under
hill Center. was nj homo sunday and
konday.-Mis. Clifford BrXton is Ill
Mrs. Belle Parsons. who has been i'll,
is gaining. Several school children are
unable TO attend school on account of
illness and Mrs. james casey of
Essex were in town yesterday The Boy
Scouts had their regular meeting at the
Eantist parsonage Monday evening
Nirs. j. r. Buzaell, who has been corr
fined to the house FOR ecvoral d1N9, is
somewhat better
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SWANTON.

The Swanton hockey team, under the
coaching of Capt. Huugerford. promise
to give a good account of themselves this
season. They defeated Bedford a week
ago and then went to Enosburg Falls
Saturday night and trimmed the locals
to Miss Doris Catlin, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. #. Catlin, died Sunday
evening Of diabetes having been in fail
ing health for several months. She was
graduated from the Swanton high school
last June and was captain Of the debating
team that defeated the Richford high
school last winter.-The band fair opened
at the town hall Monday evening with
play by the Catholic Dramatic club
Ice harvesting has commenced. The ice
Is II inches thick and good quality.-Mrs.
Harry G. Smith, who has been visiting
in Montreal. has returned to Swanton.-
Miss Wright and Miss (inEsland Of the
State library, who have been here for a
week, aiding the Kings Daughters in in
stalling the book in the new library build
ing, returned home Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Fred Pencil and family have
moved to Burlington, where they will
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FRANKLIN.

Major and Mrs. Benjamin Gates of
Montpelier have been guests OF Gov
clnor Gates for a fow days. The con-
dtion of l.. -. Cross does not improve
Mrs. Patrick Kennedy is seriously i'll
At tho home of hcr daughter. Mrs. Peter
McDermott. DR. Patton of East Fair
field was called as council for Mrs. Ken
nedy last wcck.--The mems supper in
the Congregational parlors Thursday
evening Melted them about s90--Thc Con-
grcGntional society recently received SEQ.
the gift ~ the late Mrs. Toof A fow
of Governor Gates relatives were invit =
Cd To his home Wednesday evening,
January IL, it being his 6Oth birthday.
Mrs r. s Ranney. mother OF Mrs Day.
left Tuesday for their new home in
Springfield, Mass The condition of l..
D. Cross does not improve,--R u. and
Winslow Gates and Winifred Riley at
tended the poultry show in St Adams
Medncsday.-F l., hopkins was IN st.
Albans Wednesday on business.
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NORTH ALBURG.

Mrs Nancy Lessor is spending few
days I'm Burlington, being called there by
the illness of her sister. Mrs. 4. G. Mott
Miss Yeile of Altoona, n. Y. who has
been spending some time at the home OF
Mrs. Peter Duby, has returned home
The Misses Mabel bullock and Florence
Carton and Mcssrs, William MacDonough
and William Payne spent Sunday at the
home of Miss Bullock at Lacolle, Que -
Miss Laura Mott Is spending a few DAYS
at tho home of Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Fad
den at Noyan.-IIarmon Regain and
daughter, Ethel. spent Saturday evening
in Rouses Point, y. Y,-Andrew Ruff re-
turned home Tuesday after a few weeks
stay with his sister. Mrs. Ebma De-
Grechei-AIiss Winnie Johnson ia improv-
ing.-Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Collins of
Clarenceville, Que, were callers in town
saturday II. w, Marvin spent Wednes-
day in MontpelerH. j. Darby spent
Tuesday in North IIcro.-Gordon Nos-
burgh was a caller in RollSes Point We'd
ncsday,-Mrs, Albert DcGrcche! and
daughter. Jennie have returned from n
weeks visit in Schuylervile n. Y.-I.ogs
from all sections are being hauled into
the mill yard and saving is now going on
in earnest. Quito few cases of the
grip are reported at Alburg and in this vi
cinity,--Miss Nina johnson of Boston is
spending IA few DAYS at the home of her
parents, Mr., and Mrs l." j. Johnson.
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The ring was presented by the rabbi to the
groom who placed it upon the brides
finger, the rabbi pronouncing them man
and wife The blessing was pronounced
as the rabbi held in his hand glass OF
wine which he handed to the bride and
groom who partook after which the glass
was broken. Following the ceremony the
bride and groom were taken to the home
of u friend whore they received congratu-
lations of many. Refreshments were
served \ band escorted the wedding
party to and from the synagogue. Fol-
lowing the wedding festivities. which con-
tinucd until seven o'clock Sunday morn
ing. the bridal party and guests were
taken around the town by team for an
hour There were many out of town
guests present. Music was furnished by
n local orchestra.
The condition of u. r. Holmes of Brown
avenue who is seriously i'll with pneu-
monia is somewhat improved. Mr..
Holmes Is spending the winter in Norris
Vile. His daughter, Miss Laura Holmes,
Of Boston, was called to Morrisvlle by
her fathers illness.
The second annual meeting and ban
Duet of the ST. Adams Business and
Professional Mems association took place
at the Owl club assembly hall Tuesday
evening. "a large number of men attend
ing Following grace by the Rev. George
j.. Fortier an excellent banquet was
served by the Lend "a Hand society OF the
meeting the following officers were elect
ed President. W d. Chandler: vice.
president n. n. Atwood: secretary and
mittee. j. W. Iianley W. o. Wise NJ. A.
Common and Or. +. A. Hyatt. The an
nual report Of w. n. Vorce, the retiring
secretary and treasurer, showed a total
membership Of ~. a gain of AZ over the
preceding year. The financial statement
showed total receipts of S1.702.26 and OK
pendturcs of 81, jn3.S3. The balance on
hand Januay IS. 1916. was sl3S53; dues
unpaid colectible, slO0: accounts payable
of record, $40: final balance, S2ao7S. Dur
ing the past two years 1l,I60 persons have
visited the rest room. a communication
was read from c. S Forbes advocating
dual celebration of independence day
and Old Home week in st. Adams. This
report was referred to the new executive
committee. Or. T.. y. Hyatt, the retiring
president. presided over a speaking pro-
gram Warren r. Austin discussed the
duty the United States owes to the world
at this time and will owe when the
hostilities in Europe end Charles NJ
cox of Boston. president of the st.
Adams Grain company, spoke on st.
Adams from the Business Mems stand
point and the Rev. S. w. Anthony
dwclt upon the obligations of city citizen
ship.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the St Adams Electric Light & Power
company was held yesterday morning and
the following directors werc elected: W.
II. Tylee of Boston. John " Ogden of
Maiden. Mass. and Walter r. Dame of
clinton. Mass.
\ son was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Bevins of Lincoln avenue at the Sher-
wood sanitalium Nonday.
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FOR the Nelson & Hall Co, was called
to his home in Samsonville Friday, a
thrce-od child of his dying after falling
into boiling water.-Judge G. A. Gardyne
and Attorney p. H. Coleman attended the
banquet of the Franklin County Bar as
ISOLATION at st. Adams Friday evening. -
Deputy Sheriff Emery, of Eden, was a
business visitor in town Tuesday Several
OF the mems Bible class spent a social
hour at the home of the Rev. Mr.. Allen
Tuesday EVENING". II. Coleman is i'm
Lamoile county on legal business this
week.-Charles C. Purrin is il.-The far
mers' meeting. which was called for Wed
nesday, was postponed until next Mon
day, owing to the illness of County Agent
Tiffany.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Frances ladd is passing a few
weeks in Jericho with her sister. Mrs
James Stafford. f.. T.. Young and
daughter. Dorothy. were In Enosburg
Falls Tuesday. -Ra ymond Rubee. who Is
attending school in Enosburg Falls, has
been home the past week i'll with the grip
Mrs r. F.. Combs, Douglass and Bar
bara Combs are recovering from the grip
A party was given Carl Sears in Rub
lees hall Friday night Mr.. Sears, who
has been clerkng in the store of d. w
Paul the past two years will go to AL
bany. \. V. to take a business course -
Mrs n. w. Paul entertained Thursday
afternoon. Cards were played.--B II.
Combs and Miss Maud Whitney We're mar
ried at Enosburg Falls January 1l-Miss
Leila Murray of Montgomery has been
visiting at Ernest Murray's the past
week Miss Annette Anderson. who has
been Ill with neurlts. is somewhat better.
Mr. and Mrs. John Labare of Berkshire
visited at II. j. Jenne's SUNDAY
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HILL WEST.

w. p. Shangraw of this place and Mrs.
Eva ID. Lagace of New Westminster,
B. G.. were married Saturday at 400 D..
m by the Rev. Mr.. Guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Shangraw in Rich
ford Myrtle Williams of Montgomery vii
lage passed the week with Irene Ariel. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Paront and son. Law
renee of Enosburg Falls. passed Sunday
at the home of Mr. Paronto's parents. Mr..
and Mrs Charles Paronto. -Superintend-
ent 5. w. Wallace of Enosburg Falls Wis
tied school FridaY.-Mrs. William Rivers
of Enosburg is visiting relatives in this
place.. NJ. Potvin of Montgomery Cen
ter passed Sunday with his family.-AIrs,
Phoebe Shangraw, who has been spending
several weeks with her daughter. Mrs,
Edward RuShford. has returned to the
home of her son, G. c. Shangraw in Ia st
Berkshire.
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SHELDON.

Homer Morgan. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
7. II. Morgan Of this place. died at his
fathers home Monday at II O'Clock noon
after an illness Of one week due to
cancer of the brain Mr.. Morgan was
about a years old and had been mar
ried about two years. He was a young
man Of good habits and was respected.
He is survived by his wife. his father
and mother. Mr.. and Mrs 7, II. Nor
gan: three brothers. Walter. Leon and
Howard Morgan Of this place. and two
sisters. Miss Minnie Morgan and Mrs.
NJ. l.. Morey. both OF this place. The
funeral services will be held at the
Methodist Church this morning at
IL o'clock with burial at Fairfied.-Les-
ter G. Royce is very i'll with pneumonia.
C. II. Thomas is confined to the house
by illness. j. II. Deshay of Hyde Park
has moved his family TO d. n. Cor
wells where they will board for
awhile. Mr. Deshay has employment
here as cheese maker for b Rutstein &.
CO.-Miss May I.oukes spent Sunday
with her parents in Swanton Roy
Sweet left Tuesday for Fairfield where
he expects to get employment.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

Nj. =. Perley, w. II. yaw, Richard
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Judd and
Mr. and Mrs George Fairbanks attend
ed the funeral Of Mrs. Frank Sears in
Richford Monday. Rev. William
Shaw Phi. D., Of Montpelier will de-
liver an address on THE European
War in the Methodist Episcopal Church
Friday evenng.-The annual convoca-
ton of the First District Of Royal Arch
Masons was held with Lafayette
Chapter, No. 4, at this place Wednes-
day.-Mrs T.. j. Parmelee was in Nor
risville Sunday and addressed a union
service of the churches. Her talk had
especial reference to the proposed Per-
ry referendum.--M and Mrs. G. f..
RawsoE entertained "A party of about
80 at their home Friday evening. Mem
bers of the Methodist Episcopal choir
sang selection and solos were sung
by Mrs w. s. Judd Mrs. n. NJ. Martin
the Rev. and Mrs. William Garner and
j. \. BROMLEY. Refreshments were
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BAKERSFIELD.

\. j. BARNES, a respected citizen of this
town, died Sunday night after II few
hours illness Of heart trouble. Mr.. Barnes
was Cs years old. He Is survived by his
wife; six daughters. Mrs. May Bundy of
Worthwhile, Mrs q. u. Wells of ROches-
ter Mrs. w. E. Deknight Of burlington,
Mrs H. ", Gilbert, Mrs. II. ID. Ovitt,
Mrs W. g. Whitney OF this town, and
three sons, Charles OF los Angeles. cal,
aud Gaylord and Ray of this town.
Mr. and Mrs. William Houghton of
North iield are guests N he home of Mr.
and Mrs. stephen lIoughton Mis- Mable
Hiddings Of Richford spent Saturday and
sunday in town-Miss Grace McNancy
has returned 20 her school in Passaic. n,
J AIRS. Mary McNaney, who has been
seriously i'll, Is recovering slowly,--,A card
party and social will be held Friday eve
ming at the home OF Il. E. Baird for the
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ALBURG.

Miss Ida Stollilier has returned to st.
Alhans after spending a few days with
Mrs. ]. j, Stewart.-N. r. Lockwood of
Norwood y. y, was in town Monday
w. w. Stiles has purchased of w. NJ.
Brickett his house and lot. Mr.. Brickett
and family will move to Norwood y. Y.
soon where he has employment.-Mrs.
Herbert Trudeau was in Burlington Sat
irday--George Collins, Sr., who has been
drawing ice for the Boston Jersey cream
cry had the misfortune to break one of
his legs on his way home Monday night
Mr.. and Mrs John Ryan of Rouses Point,
n. y, we're the guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
w. H. Maurice Sunday.-Mr and Mrs
Peter Fortune of Isle la Motto were in
town Sunday.
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RICHFORD.

Mrs. Addie I'owelD Sears, wife of T.. C.
Sears died of dropsy and heart trouble
Thursday forenoon at 1920 o'clock. Mrs
Sears was 10 years of age and was born
In Rlchtord and had always resided here.
/ The funeral was held at the house Mon.
day afternoon at two o'clock.
lie Kew. William LauGhton of Hines
burg preached in the Baptist Church
sunday morning and night. Mr.. Laughton
was missionary in China for some years
st. AIMS Guild will give their regular
monthly supper in the parish hall to-
day from ":D until all are served.-At
the annual meeting of the Calumet club
tn" following officers were elected:
President. {. j. Granville; secretary
Herbert e. comings: treasurer, l.. D.
Woodward-Letters have been received
announcing the birth of a daughter
, January II to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Con-
ger of Hartford Conn. Mrs. Conger Will
be better remembered as Miss Byrd Es-
tey, daughter of the late Asa Estey OF
Sutton. Que. and a graduate of the
Richfovd high school.
The funeral of Mrs, Frank G. Sears,
who died last Thursday of dropsy and
heart trouble. was held at the home on
Troy street Monday afternoon. the Rev.
+. b. Holmes. rector of the Episcopal
Church. and the Rev. T.. VI. Fuller of the
Baptist Church officiatcd. The bearers
were Richard Smith of West Enosburg
G. A. Powell, w. l.. Lockin and George
+, Read of this place. Burial was in Hill
side cemetery. Those from out of town
to attend the funeral were Mr. and Mrs
sherman y. Sears of Newton Lower Falls.
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RICHMOND.

Miss Ruin Hilton was the guest Of
friends in Alddlebury over Sunday.-'rhe
Aid Circle of the Kings Daughters will
meet with Mrs. Jennie Berry Friday for
dinner at one O'Clock. Miss Mabel Wood
worth has gone to Greenwich. Conn.
where she ha~ secured position.-Bor
denis Condensed MIX company paid IS
cents for butter fat in cream at their
Jonesvile creamery for 10 DAYS ending
December 3l.-Miss Maggie O'Neil Of Wal
erhury was the guest of Mrs. j w. Me
Garghan recentlY.-The officers elected at
the annual meeting of Queen her Re-
Nekah Lodge No o. !. -. q. r., were in
stalled Wedne sdaY cVcnin. by Mrs Ida r.
Spear. district deputy president. assisted
by Mrs. Minnie DandreW as deputy grand
marshal. The officers installed We're. No
hle grand. Miss Alberta Ellis; vice grand.
Miss Alrhie Gallup: secretary. Miss Mabel
Bissell; treasurer. Mrs. Martha Nichols:
warden, Miss Ada Hodge; conductor, Miss
Harriet Edwards; r. S. \. c.. Mrs. Min
ME Souires; l.. s. y. g.. Miss Eva Ban-
chard: r s. Y. G.. Mrs Anna Gllett
l.. s. V. G.. Miss May Hodges; inside
guardian, Miss Ina T'edford: outside
guardian, Miss Ina Hodges; chaplain,
Mrs. Myrtle Dimick: past grand, Mrs.
Lillian Fish. There We're present Mrs.
Clifford and Mrs. Sherman OF Antonio
Lodge of burlington and Miss Marian
Martin of Fall River Mass-Tho remains
OF Mrs. Tonlinson, who died in Stove. ar
rived Monday morning and We're taken TO
Huntington for burial
The Grange held regular meeting in
Is. +. hall Tuesday night. w. Berry II.
H. fholps Arthur BreSsor Jack SIM
mons and Chester sherman have been
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FAIRFAX.

Mrs. r. ID. Shepardson is confined to
the house by illncss.--Mr. and Mrs. T.
l.. Marvin were in ST. Adams Saturday.
H. y. Bellows IL still confined to the
house by injuries he received when the
stage tipped over Wednesday January T.
near Georgia high bridge.
Mrs. I. c. Blodah of Rochester and Mrs
Dee Church of Cambridge were guests of
their sister. Mrs. II. o. wilkins, Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. f.. T.. Crosier OF Fletcher
were in town Wednesday calling on
friends Mrs e. ID. Shepardson is i'll
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lock attended the
poultry show i'm st. Adams Wednesday
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Perry Chase and the Rev. II. Clay
Searles attended the temperance conven-
ton In St. Adams Tuesday. Shoppers and
visitors from here in St. Adams last week
were DR.. y. r. Carey, Mrs. y. II. Davis,
Mrs. H. u. Sturtevant, Mrs. Fl. NJ Wells,
Mrs. |. n Chase and Mrs r. j. Minor
Mrs. George Lloyd was a Sheldon visitor
Wednesday-Mr Emma nm and Miss
Watson OF st, Adams attended the meet
ing OF the Ladies' Guild here THURSDAY.
At the supper Thursday evening in the
Guild rooms the sum OF 81 was raised. -
Mrs Maria Howrigan is ill.-The third
number OF The lecture series given by the
Village improvement society was held
Monday night. Following the entertain
ment there was a social dance-Mrs, Eta
Jackson of Watervlle was the guest OF
friends here Wednesday and Thursday.
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JONESXILLE.

The l'end-a- Hand will be entertained by
Nrs Atkins and Mrs. Douglas to-day
sewing will he provided-Many in the
community have been i'll. among then
being MS. G. r. cutler Miss Alice Can.
ton was SVEN a surprise Friday evening
III nono1 of her birthday T. l.. Ste.
Vens was in Huntington Sunday to attend
me funeral Of an aunt Mrs. Marcia
Fierce. Miss Daisy llapgood was at home
over SundaN..-Miss Halle Palmer has re-
covered from the measles and returned
this week to the high school.--Miss Zoe
Palmer was a recent visitor in Barre and
Mont pelier.-.people have begun harvest.
ing their ice.
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JOHNSON.

Mrs. O. H. Wilson was in Burlington
last week,-Taylor Mead was operate ed
on for appendicitis last week at hos
pital in Burlington and is doing as well
as could be expected. His wife is with
him.-Mrs. Homer Scott has returned
from Mt. Vernon, y. Y, where she vs-
tied her son, 1loward.-The Hon. I. L..
Pearl started for his winter home in
Ardmorc. Okl.. last F'rday.-Mrs. NJ, f..
Brewster is in Jericho caring for her
father. who is very ill.-Mis. d. g.
Holmes was not as we'll the past week.
Mrs, ID, A. Barrows and son. Robert.
and daughter, Margaret, were in Bur-
lngton Saturday.-MisS Ellen Scott was
in Burlington Saturday-Mrs. Henry
Stinson is convalescing from sewers
attack of the Crip.-Alrs Sarah Clarcy IL
convalcscnE.-lla Newton Of Lowell
Is visiting his sister. Mrs. Arthur Grow.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

The st. Adams vital statistics show
that death claimed l4l people during
The year of 1913. ll5 adults and g chill
dren. The list includes ~ males and
ii females. The average are of the
adults was % years There were two
females and one male who We're 90 years
OF age. Two members OF \. Il. Hurlbut
Post. No 80. e. a. r., died on the same
day. December Ii. They were the Hon.
/ - j. Hogan ana Samuel Crown. Both
were - years of age. Ten people died
u tuberculosis. seven males and three
females. Pneumonia claimed the largest
percentage of deaths. There We're l. ac-
'ldental deaths. number of AGED
people died of arteriosclcrosis Only
Two deaths occurred through contagious
diseases both dlphtheria. There were
three more deaths than births The
total number of births was l3S. females
us and males 10, The Youngest mot her
was III years old and the father is
ycarS old In three cases the child
was the ninth and in one case the
mother was only u years old. In an
other case the fourth Child was born
| to mother - wears old. The number
of marriages registered was 60
The remains of Mrs. Mary Elizabeta
N'arraD Weeks. widow of Joseph =,
Weeks ana mother of the late RI. Rev.
William I'arrar Weeks, who died at her
home in Rutland Friday morning. arrived
here Saturday morning at II: As o'clock and
taken to St. Luke's Church, where the fu-
neral was held at noon. The RI. Rev. DIR.
George Y, Bliss of Burlington hishop CO.
adiutor Of the Episcopal diocese of Yer
OfhCl1te1 10
George w. Smith. rector of st. Lullc's
and the Rev. f. s. Stone of Swanton
The choir of the church sang the hymns
For All the Saints and How Firm n
Foundation The bearers were two sons.
Joseph ana Robert Weeks of Boston, two
SranusonS, ELLSWORTH Weeks of New
YORK and Walter Weeks of Rutland.
The burial was in the South Main street
cemetery Among out OF town relatives
ANA friends who attended besides those
already mentioned Wer" Mrs william
Farrar Weeks and daughters. the Misses
Elizaoe'h ana Margaret Weeks, OF Rut-
land Miss Florence farrar OF burlington,
NICE OF TN" deceased, Mrs
;. W l'andon OF R"rdent"wn, ~
d. MISS Helen NJ FINLEY or Troy,
\. Y, Mrs George Y Bliss Of Bur
Tho remains wore accompanied here "Y
Mrs. Weeks, the Misses Elizabeth and
Margaret Weeks and robert, Ellsworth
and Waltcr Weeks.
Mrs, Rctscy W. Dickinson, aged ~
wears died SATURDAY afternoon about 80
O'Clock at the home Of her daughter, Mrs
Ida NORTH ON Federal street, from the a.
fecls of cerebral hemorrhagc. The re-
mains were taken to the undertaking
rooms Of g. Il. McAllister on North Main
street, whore the funeral was held sun
day afternoon nj two O'Clock. The Rev.
pr r a Lerdinm. pnstor NJ the Mctho-
dist Episcopal church. of'lctaied The re-
mains were taken on Tho GEO train to
Milton for hhrial
Tho annual ,neetinc OF tine People q
Trust coulpany yas held .t the banking
house on Kinrn,au street Monday NOM
/ Ing AT tor O'Clock t.hat daV also marking
the 10Th anniversary of fine hank The
! following We're elected directors: Il. G..
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

MI and Mrs. Edwin johnson are visit
ing Mr. Johnson's mother at Rutland. -
Under the auspices Of Frontier Grange,
No. 3i6. there will be a promenade and
box party in Foresters' hall Friday eve
ning.--Mrs. NJ. /. Blair is in Jackman.
Me.--The ice harvesters are gathering
their crop.-A party Of Young people
from this place were in Richford Monday
evening". w. Hicks was in this pla &c
recently purchasing potatoes Seventy
five cents was the price offered per
hl1shnl
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Hlrs, Mary Smith is seriously ill., Mrs
smith is a woman of advanced wears and
her recovery is doubtful.-rhomas Has
kihs WhlIe assisting at IhutcherinS hogs
lew weeks ago inflicted Il slight cash
IN one thumb. He gave the matter but
htte attention at the time later blood
poisoning developed and he went to the
hospital He is now at his home. and
his condition is serious MIR and Mrs. IT,
j. Mead are both very ILL.,