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EAST CHARLOTTE.

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who b,. h.en i11 for . ,..ol, .,I,.s ,I,,.,,,
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reyu,ar ,oacher Ntrs Thorn ubo b,s
hoen corduo,, to bo,. ho,,,o IN. ;,I,os, ,,,,r-
ing last weeL--Nr and Mrs 1nuis Pom
lin and six children .ro IN vim measles
Mrs pouIin,s motbar Nrs Ahr,m 12is.
sone+to Of charlot,a has con,o 70 ct,
with tho family. du,ir,, THAN i,lnoss w
w Dae,,,oIs o.toudod tho f,,,ar,, ne bis
1rothor rredor;c,k Dosautole in yyiroo.
ski Friday N1re Henry Thorn who has
hoen snondinq tho mast voelx with Mr. and
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SHELBURNE.

There will be a musical treat in con-
nection with the play "Sunbonnets' at
the town hall Friday evening. Mrs
G. Frederic Jones. soprano. of Bur
lington, will sing. An unusual oppor-
tunty will be given to hear Forbes
Law Duguid, the well known baritone
of New York and Canada. Harry
Teelyea, formerly Of Shelburne, will
render several selections on the violin
and Mrs. J. Harold Mcdonald will be
the pianist of the evening.
Miss Gabrielle Cotnoir of Fair Haven
has been in town. the guest of Miss
Nellie Kimball.--Thc Ever Ready Cir
Gle of the Kings Daughters will meet
with Madame Papincau Thursday aft
ernoon at two o'clock.-NeXt Sunday Y
will be observed as Mothers Day" at
the Methodist Church.
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CH|77ENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI.

The Stevens Machine shops were
opened Monday morning by the burlington
FIGURING company, under lease from
the American Wooden company. who II
short time ago purchased them from the
estate of Charles II. Stevens. George +.
Mcbride, the present superintendent. VINO
has been in charge of the plant for thc
past i6 years will continue in his pre- sent
capacity and the general mechanical and
repair business of the shops will be con
tinued
The ballots clerks chosen saturday
afternoon at the meeting of the board
of civil authority were Charles Ward
well, Frank +. Villemaire, William II.
Munson and Frank =. Allard. Few
names were added to the voting lists
to be used al the presidential primary
elections to be held May l6.
Arthur Adams, who was elected con-
stable at the annual town meeting, has
resigned.
Principal G. r. Stackpole has been
informed by the New England college
entrance board that the certificate privi-
lege for the Winooski high school has
been continued. There are l. univer-
stiles and colleges belonging to that
board and graduates of high schools
approved by them may enter without
examination any Of their institutions,
providing the applicant did not rank
below "B" grade in high school
Mrs. G. l.. Hayward has returned
from New York city, where she under
il fsll
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Ralph Brigham, who is attending school
at Fairfax, was at his home over sun
day.--Willam Pollard who is working
for Kimball Brothers of Enosburg
was at home over Sunday.-Fred
Wells of Oakland California, is spend
ing two weeks vacation with his
mother, Mrs. Sybil Wells.-Mr and Mrs.
Otis Sherman and Mrs Carrie West
brook of Cambridge were visitors Sun
day at the home of Lorenzo Rice
Mrs. Max Buzzell and Mrs. Wilson
Curtis were in Burlington Monday
William Buxton of Burlington was an
over Sunday visitor of his mother Mrs.
Mary Buxton.-Marln Bullock has trad
ed his farm for tho store owned by
Fletcher McGinnis in Jericho Center
and has taken possession Fred McGin-
mis- and family have moved onto the
Marlin Bullock farm-Mr. and Mrs
William Deforgc were over Sunday
visitors in Williston Merton Usher
started for Detroit, Mich, Monday,
where he expects to get position
Mrs Joseph Ladue, who has been at
the Fanny Allen hospital the past few
weeks has returned to the home of Mr.
and Mrs William Ladue-Miss Ida
Morgan Oh Cambridge ana Mrs. E0ltn
Colgrove of Underhill were in town
Saturday.-Halsey Cady returned home
Sunday from Salisbury, where he went
on business trip.-The delegates
chosen for the Congregational confer
ence, which is to be held in Bennington,
are William Cashmere, Fred Tomlinson,
and Fred Pcrcival.-Miss Olga Dingler
was called home Monday on account of
the Illness of her brother, Guy, who has
ulcers Of the stomach.-Mrs. Esther
Dingler has been called to Burlington
on account Of the serious illness of her
son, Howard who has measles and
pleuiisN. Camp Fire Girls will
meet with Miss Bessie Percival Satur-
day afternoon and hold n ceremonial
meeting Miss Helena Finn of Essex
was in town Monday.-Thc household
goods of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hanley
were shipped to Lynn Mass, Tuesday
morning
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs Electa Gle has returned from
Fanny Allen hospital much improved
in hcalth.-Mr and Mrs. L. w Hall Of
Essex and Richard Hall Of Burlington
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs i. c.
Locke, Sunday.-Mr, ana Mrs. Dorothy
Smith in Underhill Center Sunday.-Mrs
John Tatro of Jericho visited her moth
er Mrs T.. w, Gile, Sunday.-Miss
Bernice Hall has returned from Cam
hridge-Mr, and Mrs John Pecor and
son were In Essex Sunday.-Isaac Chase
OF St Adams visited his son, II. T.
Chase, over Sunday.-The friends of
George Streeter, whose barns, horse,
farming tools, etc, burned last week,
had n bee Tuesday and did his spring s
work for hm,-Mrs, Harry Gregory en-
tertancd the Ladies Aid society We'd
ucsIaV
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Hiram Eddy Ferris died at the home
of his son-in-law, John r. Stewart on
Church street at six o'clock Tuesday
May of heart disease. Mr.. Ferris
was born in North Hero November a.
1871 Had he lived until juno 2, he
and his wife would have celebrated
their golden wedding. Mr.. Ferris is the
first death in the family. He is sur
vived by his wife, one son and five
daughters. The funeral was held at
the congregational Church Thursday
morning and burial was in TairNicw
cemetery. Mr.. Ferris was cousin Of
James Ferris, the noted artist
James Stratton has sold his farm and
stock to purchasers from Canada for
sl2 oOo.-Miss lila Hoyt was at her home
in Morrisville on Suuday.-Mrs. Adella
Lawson returned Saturday from a visit
to her nephew, DR. y. y. Hoyt. of Lud-
low. Mass.-Mrs. w. \. Becdle " Derby,
Conn. is visiting her parents, MIR and
Mrs. G. G. Estelle.-Miss Evelyn Conant
is visiting her aunt, Miss Myra Currier,
ct Morrisvile Mrs. Mary Nichols died
Friday, aged 81 years She is survived
by an adopted daughter, Mrs. c. G.
Cochran. and one sister, Mrs. Jacob
Farr. Mrs. Nichols WAS one of those
in the Pemberton cotton mills when il
collapsed.-E. T.. Marsh is moving his
family to St. JohnSbury, where he has
employment in the Fairbanks scale
works.-Earl Murphy was at his home
IN Gilmore Sunday Mrs. Henry Laval.
ley is in Boston attending the supreme
lodge of the y. r. q. +. as supreme
representative from the grand lodge OF
this State.-Andrcw Whitney of Roches-
ter. y. y, is in town for n few days.
The town clerk gives the following
figures regarding poll taxes: The towr
voted to take advantage of the law re
garding the collection of poll taxes
The number of taxable polls sd tota
amount of taxes. A,3S9.pn apportioneG
rs follows. town, S2,2ioe0; village
i147.50; academy district, S1,343.20.-
Nr and Mrs. n johnson have beer
risitng in Craftsbury for a few days
Miss Beryl Williams visited in Crafts
sury Sunday.--Raymond Powers wen
Monday to Burlington. whore he viii
have an operation for hernia.--Dr. j
r. Tiernney of st. JohnsburY was ii
town Monday.--Dr. Darling, :. T.. Oar
ling. Jr., and l., NJ. lIogaboon were il
Newport on business TuesdaN.-Pcar
Slayton and family visited in Elmor
Sunday
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SOUTH BERKSHIRE.

The funeral services of Mrs. Arthur G.
Hoadley, who died Sunday morning, April
20, from heart failure following an opera
ton for strangulated hernia performed
two weeks previous. were held at the
home in South Berkshire, Tuesday, May
., at 1880 D. m, John l." Gibson of Enos-
burg Falls conducting the ceremonies.
The Rev. r. +. Smith of West Berk-
shire gave an eloquent address The
bearers We're S. r. Whitman and II. r.
Olms7 cad, hrothers-in-law, and h. w.
Omstead and f.. s Wright, nephews of
the deceased The interment was in the
cemetery at East Franklin. Besides
many beautiful flowers from friends and
relatives. there were exquisite floral trih-
utes from the ladies of the neighborhood
and from tho W. c. T. L. at East Frank
lin and grange at West Berkshire, to
both of which societies Mrs, IIoadley be-
lOnged. Besides the immense gathering
of relatives and friends from the sur
rounding towns of Berkshire and Frank
lin, the following friends from greater
distance were present: David COwan of
bakersfield; f. 4. Sturtevant of East
Fairfield; Mr.. and Mrs. w b. Frcer and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Dewing of Richford ,
cry Center; Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Draper
of North Sheldon; Mrs c, l., Marsh. Mrs.
+. w Draper. Mr.. and Mrs, H. NJ Kid
der Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Best. j, G. ToWle,
Mrs Thomas. Mrs A. Isham and Mr.. and
Mrs Nelson Ducharme of Enoshurg
Falls Oscar Bowen of Newark Valley,
n. Y. and Charles Whitney of Seattle.
Wash. Mrs Emma Pearson Olmstead
Hoadley was born in East Franklin July
q, 1889, the second daughter of Towle and
Ellen (Whtney) Pearson. September IS
1850, she was united In marriage to Gard
ner F. Olmstead Of East Franklin and
Ralph p Olmstead OF North berkshire
and Mrs. Harland L. Hoadey of South
Berkshire. Mr.. Olmstead died in October
1893 and September l3. 1885, she was again
married to Arthur j. Hoadley of South
Berkshire. Mrs. Hoadley had been life
long member of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church and ut the time of her death
was also a member of the w. G. T. l.
and grange. All of Mrs. Uoadley's life
ton, was spent in the towns of Franklin
and Berkshire Her cordial, warm heart
ed, generous nature won her "A host o.
, friends. BESIDES her husband and sol
and daughter above mentioned. she /.
survived by step-daughter. Miss Rutl
Hoadley and two grand children. Gardner
and Donald Ioadley OF South berkshire
and NY her mother, Mrs. Ellen Pearson
and two sisters, Mrs H. r. Olmstead an,
S. Il. Whitman of East Franklin
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JERICHO CENTER.

Plans are on foot for a mems banquet
under the auspices of the Congregational
church to be served at the parish house
Friday evening, May y. An address will
he given by the Rev Arthur w. BAILEY
OF South Hadley. Mass. a very pleasin :
and able speaker, upon Men and the
Church." An informal social time viii
precede the banquet, and it is hoped that
the men and older boys Of the communit"
will come and enjoy the evening together
The mems banquet previously mention
ed promises to he an enjoyable affair. II
is to be held Friday evening at the parish
house. and the speaker, the Rev. Arthur
w. Bailey of Massa chusetts will he well
worth hearing. Men are requested to
come as near 7:30 as possible and supper
will be served soon after eight The men
and older boys of the parish are cordially
invited to share in the festivities.
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HINESBURG.

Mrs. II. NJ. Hun has returned to her
home here after spending the winter
months with hcr daughter. Mrs. w. r.
Field. in Washington. D. C.-Miss Claire
Hull has returned after spending several
weeks with friends in Virginia and Wash
ington, ID. C.-Mrs. Harry Cole of Bran
don is visiting her mother, Mrs. Jose
phine Dwire. Mrs. Dwire will go to Bran
don soon TO make her home with Mrs.
'ole.-The Rev. r. r. Hemenway and
Mrs. Hemenway have returned after a
trip to their former home in New York
State, The trip home was made by auto
mobile.-The Rev. z. r. HemenWay will
preach the memorial sermon at the Con-
gragat ional Church Sunday, May 2S.-The
Rev A. II. F,die will deliver the Memorial
day address May 30.
Hope Circle OF the Kings Daughters
will meet at the Congregational vestrH
Friday afternoon, May II, with Mrs,
IIefflon as hostess
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WILLISTON.

Mrs. Henry Lect. who has been
spending the past winter with her
daughter in South burlington, return
ed to her home here last week.---Mr.
Cushin's little daughter, Mildred, is
quite ill--Miss Adelaide Morrill, of Bur
lington visited her mother Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Homer Prior and daugh-
ter Freda were in Burlington Sunday
The Rev. Dr. C. n curtis, who attend
ed the Methodist conference last week
In Saratoga, has returned.-Iomcr
Phelps has moved his family to Bur
iington. having a position with the
traction company.--II CRATIC Curtis, who
has a position in Burlington, called on
friends in town Sunday.--Mrs. Jane
O'Brian. who has been visiting friends
out of town, has returned to her home.
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GEORGIA..

The Rev. and Mrs, c. o. Durham 70
turned home May 3, On account OF
the illness of Mrs. Dunhams father, they
will return to Northfied, Mass. this week
for an indefinite time. Miss Grace Brooks
will supply at the Baptist Church next
Sunday. Rev. 5. W. Anthony OF st.
Adams will preach at the Congregational
Church next Sunday afternoon at two
O'Clock Miss Georgianna Patton of Rich-
ford was in town saturday Miss Inez
Patton spent Sunday in Richford. Miss
Sadie NJ. Wilbur is at homo from the Cas-
Teton Normal school on account of ILL
ness. Miss Anna Aikey of Richford was
a guest of Miss Sadie Wilbur Saturday,
Miss Bertha Cowles of Burlington spent
the week -end at her uncle's, +. w. Bliss.
DIR. and Mrs. l.. h. Rowe and family of
Orwell and Mr. and Mrs. w, s. Judd and
family or Enosburg Falls spent Sunday
at their fathers, Sidney l.. Judd.-H. II.
Curtis and family have moved to ST. Az
Continued ON page four). i
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

The wrccklng train on the Central YER
mont railway which was sent from this
city to a point about a mile south of East
Swanton shortly before nine o'clock Wed
nesday. May had the line cleared about
five o'clock Thursday morning. Four
coaches OF train No. 2 had been derailed
at that point. All the wheels of coach 3s7,
parlor car 452, tours, car 1887 and stand
ard sleeper Branham were derailed and
the trucks badly damaged. The forward
coach 36, was not derailed but a pedestal
was broken. The cause of the derailment
is not known. There were about 20 pas
sengers on the train, but no one was in
jured. About mile of track was dam
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JERICHO.

MISS jennie Martin has gone to st.
Adams, where she has IA position.-The
ladies of the Methodist society served
a dinner Wednesday noon at the vestrv
of the church William Hulburd of Fair
fax was an over Sunday visitor at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs George Foster
States Attorney Hopkins of Burlington
has been in town a few days on bust
ness.-Theodore Williams was an over
Sunday visitor in South Shaftsbury-
Miss Hazel Pettingill, who teaches in
Essex, WAS at home over Sunday.-Virgil
Pollard who has n position in Buring-
ton was At his homo over Sunday
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ESSEX CENTER.

Mrs. Nay, who has been i'll with heart
trouble, is better.-Mio Hazelton, who
bought the Ladue place. has taken pos
scssion.-George BiXby went to st. AL
bans Saturday to serve as umpire at
the ball game between Bellows Free
Academy Of Fairfax, and ST. Adams
high school.-Thc Ladies' Aid will serve
hash supper followed by an enter
tainment May lI-Mrs. William Wright
is visiting in StoWc.-Thc Christian En-
Endeavor society will hold a social in
the vestry Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church Friday evening. a spelling con
test will be the principal entertainment
Refreshments will be served
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sykes is in Rutland for an indefinite
stay.-Next Sunday the services at the
Methodist Episcopal Church will be OBJ
served as mothers day. Mrs. Mary
spraguc is much improved from her ILL
moss of last wcek.-Mr Bailey, who Is
In the employ of Sencsac Brothers, Is
suffering with a very sore hand as the
result of q dog BITES. i. Avery of
Hartford Conn, has arrived at his sum
nor home on an island in Button bay.
,aled Avery's island.-George Davis is
seriously i'll and trained nurse from
Burlington Is caring for him
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss *. Grace Wadleigh, who has been
teaching lip-reading in Toronto and
Montreal the past winter, is passing two
weeks with her sister, Mrs. c. M. Rublee,
before going To Los Angeles, Cal, for
the summer,-Mrs, Irving Austin, who
has been occupying rooms in the Combs
block. has moved to Richford,-Ats.
Maynard Burleson and Mrs Herman
Chaffee of Richford visited at the home
of II. c. JENNIE Friday.-Mrs. Homer
Cramton is iil.-Bshop George Y. Bliss
visited Calvary Church Thursday, holding
a service at 1870 a. m,-The monthly
meeting of the Ladies' Aid society was
held In the vestry of the congregational
Church Tuesday afternoon. supper waa
seryed.-The Rev. &. Saterson, wh)
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in about a month. Plans are being
formed for a series of summer enter
tainments. The society has about 1910 on
hand.
Allen Martin has been engaged by Il. :
Sherman Post, G. A. r., to deliver the
Memorial day address hero. The me-
mortal Sunday service will be held at
the Methodist Church. the pastor, the
Rev. G. II. Lock, delivering the ser
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days stay.-The Rev. and Mrs. d. II.
strong. MIR. and Mrs c. L. Parker. Mrs
G.. G.. Manley, and others attended the
Chittenden county Sunday school convon-
ton ut Winoosk Tuesday Miss Laura
Quinn Of Boston is spending a few days
in town. Charles Caswell has gone to
Essex Junction, where he has a position
MIR and Mrs. James Wagner and Mrs
Brown of Swanton were guests at Zeb and
]. Il. Wagner's Monday.-The Village I'M
provcment society held q special meeting
with Mrs Jane Flynn Monday evening
At the Methodist Church the Sunday
services will be: morning at i0;E,
preaching, subject, Our Mothers" Sun
day school at 1900; evening at Z 80,
Mothers Day" exercises by the Ep-
worth League, also sermon by the pas
tor, Book of Esther" part two).
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

son was born MAY 10 Mr. aud Mrs.
Howard STANLEY of Greenfield, 5. C. Mr..
STANLEY is II son of Nj. and Mrs. Fred
II. STANLEY of this place.
Principal T.. j. Berry has been noti-
fled by the secretary Of the New Eng
land College Entrance Certificate
Board that the approval oc the Essex
Junction high school by that board has
been continued for another term Of
three years ending December 81. 1919.
This approval means that graduates of
the local high school may enter any
of the New England Colleges on the
list without examination.
The commencement honors of the
senior class of the high school are.
Naledictorian, Douald H. Bissoll' salu-
tatorian, Max w. Drury, The class
day speakers will be: Max Drury,
Maude Teachout, Harold Peck, Allen
iilbert. Gordon Arklcy, Helen Lin
)oln.
The meeting of the Village Improve,
nent society held Monday evening in tn,
library rooms was not as well attcnde'
Is it should have been, only about .
ladies' being present. 1t was voted to hole
the annual meeting in October instead d
IN the spring and to hold three othe
meetings during each year. 1t IS expecte'
that meeting will be held late /,
August or early in September to SCI
about the medical and dental inspection
of schools. which the society has agree
to sponsor, The present officers will hol'
their respective positions until October
Tho new members of the executive com
mttee are: Mrs, /. G.. Atwood. Mrs, a. \
Beeman and Miss Mary Wright. Tn
white elephant sale will be held the frs
week in October Miss Eva Tarbox wa
appointed chairman Of the sale commit
tee, Miss Caroene FeriD chairman q
the fancy work committee, and Mis-
Annis BALDWIN chairman of the cand
committee. It WAS voted that the societ
buy trees FOR tho village cemetery an
to pay the village trustees 500 towar
oliiHG Of tho streets. which Will 10 don
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RICHFORD.

James Page, aged IS years and vet
eran of the Civil War, died of cancer
May | at his home in East Richford.
Mr.. Page enlisted in the Fourth YER
mont company and was in the service
for about four years, A funeral service
was held at East Richford May 3.
The Rev. +. NJ. Fuller, pastor OF the
Baptist Church, officiated, and burial
was in the East Richford cemetery
The annual meeting of the Richford
Woman's club was held In the Baptist
Church parors May and the follow
ing officers were elected; President,
Mrs. Charles H. Coan; vice-president,
Mrs. II. II, Comings; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. II, II. Thomas; treas
urer. Miss Anna Ladd; directors, Mrs
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Maggie Kehoe of Richmond visit
ed at the home of her brother, Edward
Nchoc, Sunday.-Mrs Lawrence Well
niger spent a few days last week with
HIS daughter Mrs. Walter Osborne, in
Williston.-Mis. Belle Batchelder spent
the Weekend in Burlington. Her daugh-
ter Mrs. Ila Batchelder of Lyndonville
returned with her for vst.-Earl
aver and daughter. Dorothy spent
sunday in st. Adams at the home OF
MS mother, Mrs, W. w. Tinkham The
many friends of Miss Nora Hinsdale will
be pleased to know that she was able
TO return home Friday after being at
the fahhy Allen hospital the past six
ihohths Tor treatment.-Mrs NJ n
hlnsdale and son, Clark, were visitors
! in Burlington Saturday
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MILTON.

The public service commission held "A
hearing here at the railroad station Tues
day afternoon to consider the accident
which caused the death of c. A. Pratt two
weeks ago. Witnesses were examined and
testimony taken.--Miss Grace Holmes and
Miss Genevieve Morgan. who spent the
winter at pinehurst, n. c., returned
home Saturday DR. j. A. Drew of Rum
ney, N. H., is in town again for few
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UNDERHILL.

Mothers Day will be observed at the
Methodist Church next Sunday. A
special invitation is extended to moth
crs.-Asa Powell of Rcedley, Cal, has
come to spend the summer with friends
in Vermont At present he is the guest
of J. $. Rogers-Mss Helen Sinclair is
at home on account of the scarlet
fever epidemic at Troy Conference
Academy,-Mr and Mrs. :, b. Rawson
are parents of a daughter born Monday,
May S-Thc Ladies' Social Union will
serve dinner at the Congregational
Church parlOrs to-day.
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GRANVILLE,

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kinoclla we're
'allcd to Bethel to attend tho funeral
of her sister last F'riday.--Mrs Eta
Blair Of Rutland is visiting her par
enta, Mr.. and Mrs Henry freeman. -.
Mrs. Mabel Burke was IN MGdlchury
over Sunday. Armstrong! Of Ran
dolph is at A. ". Fords-Mrs. Rich
went to Mortified with the remains OF
her mother last wcek--T.uther Chatter
ton has moved back to town.