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CHARLOTTE.

The librarians OF Addison and Chitten-
den counties will meet at library hall
on Friday, June . An interesting pro-
gram has been prepared and the general
public is invited. Miss lila Whalley is
recovering from her recent llness.-Nr.
and Mrs Thomas Snyder are the par
ents OF a daughter.-John Harris and
family Of Galveston, Texas, are occupy
ing Miss NJ +. Meech's cottages for
the summer.-An exciting ball game
Saturday between the West Charlotte
Pirates and the East Charlotte Red
Sox resulted in victory for the Pirates
by score of 16 to u. Battery for the
Pirates, Skiff and La Rock; Red SoS,
Hosford and Poulin.--Yale Farr is quite
III with pneumonia.-W. V Beach or
Canada was in town Saturday on an
automobile trip and Mrs. Beach return
ed with him-Miss Middlebrook of YER
gennes is guest of Mrs. Carlton Nc
Neirs-Mrs A. a. White and Mrs. Ray
mond Russell and daughter. Dorothy. or
Burlington were weekend guests of Mrs.
Robert Holmes.--Dr and Mrs. f. Il.
Stoddard was called to Fitchburg. Mass.
Mrs c. A. Sherwin. Jr.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The Baptist Church has elected the
following delegates to the annual asso-
citation, which will be held in Yer
gennes the second week in June: MIR.
and Mrs. II. r Clark, Miss Sarah
Wooster, Mrs. George Hazard and Mrs
Roderic Emo. Mrs. Frank Place was
elected delegate to represent the Sunday
school.-M and Mrs. Fay Clark Of
Claremont, n. H., are guests of Mrs.
Susan Clark and other relatives here
for a few days.-J. ID. Nanderhoof Is
moving from New Haven to his farm
in Charlotte, which he recently pur-
chased.-Mr. FarnswOrth has moved from
East Monkton to Mrs. MCDougalls ten
ement and will work for the Stacy
Brothers for the season.-Thomas Bacon,
who has been afflicted with rheuma-
tism for a number of years. suffered a
severe attack recently, which confined
him to his bed for several days.-Jud-
son Williams men, who have been
drilling we'll for C. F. Cove, have
completed work. having found sufficient
water at depth of 40 feet.
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RICHMOND.

The Richmond high school alumni held
their NTH annual banquet and dance
Monday evening. Covers were laid for ob
at the banquet in *. i. hall Towne's
orchestra of Waterbury furnished music
for both banquet and dance held in the
high school hall The following officers
We're elected: President. Principal +. j.
Berry of Essex Junction, vice president,
Miss Ruth Hilton; secretary and treas
urer Miss Gladys Barney. Those officers
with Howard Fargo will serve as oxccu~
tive Committee.-There was "A large
gathering at the memorial exercises held
in the high school hall Sunday afternoon
Principal f. j. Clouse delivered one Of
the best addresses given in town in sew
eral years Mason stevens read Linculn'g
Gettysburg address and the Richmond
band furnished music.--Mr and Mrs
Dckey of Boston have opened their cot
tage at Lake Iroquois for the summer -
Mrs John Cunningham and children ar
rived Saturday evening to spend the sum
mer at the home of her father, NJ
Murphy.-Mss Eva Berry OF Burlington
was the guest of her parents, Mr., and
Mrs j, G. Berry, Tuesday.--An old and
young folks dance win be held in the
new Fish garage Friday evening, June
2. CAROLS orchestra Of Barre will fur
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

The funeral Of Mrs. Alzda z. Chase,
who died n burlington last Friday, was
held Monday morning, the Rev. William
Cashmere of Jericho officiating, The
bearers were z. w. Quinn f. w Henry,
L. q. Brush and Bert Culver. Burial was
at Jericho Center.-Mr. and Mrs. Clinton
Norton were called to Nergennes on ac-
count Of the death by drowning of Frank
Laramy. brother Of Mrs, Norton Pearl
Cleveland was a weekend visitor Of his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. II. Cleveand.-E.
n. Styles has the foundation walls laid
for his new farm barns.-Mrs. J. II. At
Crimson has returned from n visit with
relatives at Richmond. and Mrs. !.
w. Breen Of burlington were over Sunday
visitors at Charles Barrett s.-The excess
sive rains Of the past few days have re-
tardei greatly the planting Of crops,-C.
j. La Clair and family Of Barre visited
relatives here Sunday.-Wright Colgrove
of Burlington has been visiting his sister
Mrs. Leslie Terrill.
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UNDERHILL.

Mr.. and Mrs Osgood of Townshend and
Mrs. Doane Of Jamaica were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Osrood over Memo
rial day.--W Y. Colgrove is spending n
few days in town visiting his parents
Mrs. r. A. Lincoln and son, Clifton. re-
turned Wednesday to their home in Top
sham after visiting friends in town for
severnl days.--b. II. pendleton and sons,
Ralph and Julian, were visitors at the
homo Of p. S. Scribner Monday Mr.. and
Mrs. D. NJ. Thurston of Florida are the
guests of her mother, Mrs Frances Ed
wards r. j. Robinson was n visitor in
burlington Monday.-Miss Alice Farrell
and Winnie Fitzsmonds of Burlington
were in town Monday night to attend the
Forester's dance.-There was a dance at
Hotel Sinclair after the play Tuesday eve
nng.-iMiss Gladys Reynolds of Burling-
ton is spending few days with her moth
er, Mrs Ella Reynolds
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Tuesday.-A pleasant surprise in the way
of n tin shower was rendered Miss Edith
Mccormick at the home of her brother
i..-law, Walter Award, Thursday eve
ning.-Mrs. Alice Bckford, who has been
spending the winter in Bennington, ar
rived in town Saturday cvening.-Roy
Wark was at home from Barre Sunday
Guy Herrck was the guest of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. C, II. Hcrrick at
Morrisvlle Tuesday.--James Bardelli
died Wednesday morn.n. He is sur
vived by his wife, a son and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Albert George were in
Calais the first of the week.-T. w.
Green transacted business at Montpelier
Wednesday.--Mr Henry Dcford was at
JenersonVille TuesdaY.-Mrs. Earl
WEIGH and children are visiting in
Johnson The first of the series of
band concerts was held Wednesday eve
ming
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WEST BOLTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Waterman have
returned to their home In Union Village.
having spent the past week with Mrs.
Waterman's parents. Mr. and Mrs. O. j.
Iosford. Miss 3. NJ. Leary's school and
+. L. Barrett's united in the Memorial
exercises Monday. In the forenoon the
children marched to the cemetery, with
Richard Bacon drummer and n. 3.
Morse flag bearer. in the lead, and flags
We're placed on the soldiers graves. In
the afternoon there was speaking by
Superin endent II. s. Read. School
Director G. w. Strceter Miss Leary and
2. l.. Barrett, with readings, recitations,
etc, BY the chldren.-Mr ard Mrs. c.
r. Gile. Mr.. and Mrs e. Irish. Mrs. j.
Gregory, Mrs. Louise York and Peter
Gregory We're in Cndcrhll Tuesday
Frank Gregory has finished work in
Waterbury and went to St. Johnsbury
Wednesday. where he has a position
Walter Rood Of Waterbury is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. II. Gregory. Richard
Bacon will entertain the society of Willing
Workers. June |, for dinner.
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The bride Is well known and has many
friends who gave her many beautiful
wedding gifts, Mr. and Mrs. Patterson
left on the noon train for st. Louis,
Mo, where they will make their future
home. Tho groom has spent the greater
part of the past eight years in the East
and recently returned from New Haven,
Conn, where he was employed.
Mrs. Alexander Siegel has gone to
New York city, whore she has entered
II hospital to pursue her studies In
optometry. She Ia n graduate OF the
Philadelphia College of Optometry and
while in New t'rK will visit her par
outs, who reside there
The state board of insurance commits
eioncrs have granted n brokers' license to
George Horton to sell insurance and he
will continue the business of his father,
the late Edward II. Horton.
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HUNTINGTON.

The Baraca- Philathea classes held Il
banquet at the hall Friday evening. The
following officers We're elected for the
Thilatheas: President Mrs Nora O'Brien:
vice president, Miss Ruth Alger; secre-
tary, Miss Mary Spaulding; assistant
secretary, Mrs. Gladys Fuller; treasurer,
Miss Carrie Bates. For the Baraca
class: President, Gladwin Spaulding
secretary, Edward Fuller; treasurer,
Arson Fieldcrs. After a social hour they
adjourned to have the next meeting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Gladwin
Spaulding.-1'he Missionary society will
be entertained Thursday by Mrs. f. II.
ilinds.--NC. and Ms. q. NJ. Norton We're
at Thompsors Point Sunday.-Mrs. |. l..
Morse returned home with them.-Mr.
and Mrs T.. II. Kinds Tsited in Cam
hriJPa nypr Sunday
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Memorial day exercises were attend
ed by n large number of people. The
usual program was carried out. The
address was delivered by Eugene
Clowse, principal of the Richmond high
school.-Ruric Liberty, who is suffer-
ing from a bad hand, caused by a
felon. went to the Fanny Allen hos
pital Sunday for treatment.-Miss
Hazel Brewster and Miss Holten OF
Montpelier Seminary were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. C. s. brewster Sunday
Mrs. Eliza Devno of West Lebanon IL
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Fielder.-Mr and Mrs. V. r.
Sargent and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Dwyer and son visited at James
Dwycr's in Monkton over Sunday.-R.
+. Baldwin and Miss Anna Norton OF
Lebanon. n. H., were guests of her
father, r. A. Norton, Memorial day.
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JERICHO.

Bert Mattress, who has posi-
ton as mail carrier in Burlington,
is at home III with rheumatic fever
Lillian Ladeau. who was operated on for
infantile paralysis at the Mary Fletcher
hospital, is getting along nicely.-Mr.
and Mrs, John Krewet and daughter.
Elizabeth, and Carl Rrennecky spent FRI
day at Camp Rich.-At's. Mary Jane Rux-
ton is visiting her daughter and husband
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Bullock, at Jericho
Center,-The Home Missionary society
will hold an annual meeting In the Con.
gregational Church Thursday. June |.
at 2:30. The societies Of Underhlll and
Jericho Center have been invited. Mrs
Evan Thomas Of Burlington will be the
speaker.-Mr and Mrs. George Nay have
returned to their home in Hudson Falls,
\. Y. after spending a few days at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Y. G. Nav.-Miss
Katherine Cook of Bakersfield is visiting
Miss Lula Lincoln.-Mrs Harriet Kinney
who has been quite i'll, is able to sit up
Mrs Sherman Pollard Is visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vert Brigham
Dennis Terrill Of Morrlsville is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Loomis
Terrill.-James and Sherman Pollard have
sold their wood lot to James Hanev Of
Essex. which adioins his farm.-Alhert
Schillhammer, who has been in New
York State for 4 few days. has returned
home,-Mrs Harriet Kinney is confined
to the house by illness
Miss Marie McI.aufln of Rurlington
was in town Tuesday visiting friends and
relatives. Mrs Magaret Catrolland daugh.
ter Mamie OF Essex Junction we're week.
end visitors at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Adrien.-George Ring of Hunting
ton is visiting relatives In town.--Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Davis and family of
Watervlle We're recent visitors at tho
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Foster-The
Rev. j. s. Allen of Essex spoke Sunday
afternoon at the Methodist church. the
Rev. a, Stursess being In New York on
business Misses Iva and Hazel pettin-
gill OF Essex were at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Pettingill over Sunday-Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson Curtis and Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Buzzell were in Burlington Satur-
day evening at n recital at ST Paul's
parish house, Mrs. BuY2ell being one Of
! the singers. Miss Grace Norton of Essex
was an over SUNDAY visitor ut the home
of MIR and Mrs, walter pettingill-Mr
and Mrs. Arthur Brown and children VS.
! tied Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Wright Fay at Winooski Valley.-Master
Ralph Percival went to Burlington Sun
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nish music.-Ntiss Beatrice Bostwick of
Boston is spending n months vacation
in this town and Burlington.--Mr and
Mrs. Albert Chandler of Bellows Falls
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
q. A. Edwards MIR. and Mrs. T.. J.
Berry of Essex Junction we're the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Berry Monday
Henry Green of New York city is spend
Ing his annual vacation with his parents
Mr. and Mrs S. Grecn.-Aliss Rose
Donoway was the guest of friends In
burlington over Memorial day.--Miss
Georgia Towers, who has been with her
sister, Mrs Carver. in Barre, is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. W.
'ToWprs
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day. T. Krewett and Carl Brcneckey
were at Camp Rich Monday on business.
Mrs Ducan Howe of st Johnsbury Is
boarding at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
George Foster for few days.-News has
been received of tho birth of n son born
May 81 to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krcweu
of White Plains y. Y.--Mrs. G. f.. Percivni
was in Jeffersonvilc Tuesday.--Mr. and
Mrs. F. NJ. Page of Burlington are in
town for a few days.--Theodore williams
was an over Sunday visitor in South
Sba n ebury
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Martin was called to Essex Junction We'd
nesday by the death of Mrs. Lansing
Snow, a former resident. who will be bur
led at West Milton.-The heavy shower
Tuesday afternoon did "A good deal OF
damage to the roads In this secticn.-Nr.
and Mrs. William Prcntiss and daughter
Ethel of st. Adams were guests Of his
father, William Prentiss, Memorial day
Henry Reynolds of Somerville, Mass,
was the guest of his mother, Mrs. Helen
Reynolds. Monday and Tuesday Mrs.
Lottie MoNall of Essex Junction, Mrs.
Julia Howard of Winoosd and Mrs Vic
toria Mcintyre OF Burlington spent Memo
rial day in town.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Taylor of St. Adams are spending a few
days at their farm, west View"
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MILTON.

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,,ra,-ationaI church sunday morning with
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COLCHESTER.

memorial service in the Congregational
Church. The Rev. Leonard Aldrich.
pastor of the Baptist Church, will preach
the sermon. The veterans are invited
to attend. In accordance with the re-
quest OF the Federal Council of the
Churches of Christ in America an offer
ing VIII be asked for the relief of the
suffering Armenians.G. Austin of YER
gennes Is visiting Mrs Sarah Nay
Mr.. Bigelow Of Mddlesex was in town
Monday Miss Dorothy Wright and Mr..
Newton spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Wright.
covered dish dinner will be served
In the parish house Saturday, June 3.-Mr.
and Mrs. Erwin Pitts are the parents of
q son. horn Nav 81
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

The following teachers have been en-
gagged for the school year 1851; II.
Gardner Chase, H. s, principal Misses
Helena Il. Carpenter, A. r.. and +. Almira
Watts. \. T.. assistants: Miss Ella Fair
banks. olehth ana ninth grades, Miss
Ardou Libby. sixth and seventh grades;
Mss Lena - Narcotic, fourth and fifth
grades; Miss Ida NJ Sykes, second and
third grades; Miss Maria y. Brady, first
grade. Miss Emily c, Carpenter, vocal
music These are the present teachers,
cxcept the eighth grade, whose teacher.
Miss Mary W Squires, after six years
Of service, is to give UP school work and
will he at her home in Rchmond-The
school savings department of the savings
bank received s2o74 the past week. of
which Franklin sent S7S, EnOsburg s697,
and sheldon A99-The listers report the
Grand list for the town this year AS
sl9.q'5G3, being A2N63 smaller than last
year The amount in the corporation is
S679i1S and the town outside s6.2it15.
!. Mrs Carrie Cramton. who suffered
shock about n year ago and another
moro recently. has not been as well for
the past three weeks. She IS now con-
fined to her bed and has Il nurse.-M. p.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mr.. and Mrs, William Adams Of Barre
are spending week in town with
friends.-Mr. and Mrs George Hinsdale
of Boston have opened their summer
home here.-Lawr Wellinger and
family were i'm Burlington Saturday.
visit her brother, T. W. 'adE' ana
sisters, Dora and Mrs, l.orgens. Mrs
Crasweu was formerly of this place, be-
ing Lizzie Cady.--fuv Lamson, who has
been in the hospital the last five weeks
was able to come home last THURSDAY
but is not able to resume his X r. D.
route-Jamcs Bryant and Homer PRIOR
attended the Memorial exercises held at
Essex Junction Tuesday.-Mrs' carrie
Loggens. who has been quite ILL., Is 1T
tie bctter.-Mrs. Robert Fuller who has
h, en- ILL., is better.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Agricultural club will meet at
Walter Aldrich's Friday night-The
public schools held Memorial day exer-
cises at two o'clock Monday afternoon
with recitations and singing patriotic
songs.-George Kennedy has finished
drilling a we'll for w. S. Heath. 1t is
90 feet deep and furnishes good sup
ply of water.-Mrs. +. G. 1sham Is in
poor health.-Mr. and Mrs. |. b. Brom-
ley returned Monday from visit Of
several days with their daughter. Mrs.
W. II. Heath, in Wolcott.
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stevens, Friday.-Mr and Mrs. Henry
pease have n son. born May 2S.--Mlss
Florence Colby was at +. II. Chess.
morcs the first of the week and left
TUESDAY morning for Clarcmont, n. H..
where she will spend two months
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Atkins were in
Montpelier Sunday afternoon Mrs. A.
T.. Crandall, who is at the Fanny Allen
hospital. is recovering rapidly.---Mrs
Mary Pease is visiting her daughter
in Barre.---Thc school exercises Mon
day were well patronized by the
NJ hprs
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WESTFORD.

The Chittenden County Conference Of
Congregational Churches will he held in
this place June and Mrs. Ida Hin Of
Stowe and Mr. and Mrs, T. r. Irish of
Essex Junction visited at L. L. Irish's
last Week.-Mrs. Grace O'Brien of the
grammar department Of the village school
spent a few days at her home in Water
hury.--NTiss Clara Eastman, Miss Marian
Rhodes and Miss Eliza Allen, instructors
in Lyndon Institute, are visiting n few
days at John Allen's.-Owing to the coun-
~ conference to he held here next week
the meeting Of the Womens union will be
nostnoncd until further notice.
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MILTON BORO.

Several from this place attended the
memorial exercises at the Baptist Church
Tuesd1y.-Mildred Goodwin is gaining
slowly.-Mrs Perley Gabaree has gone to
Burlington and Shelburne for week s
visit-Mss Billiard is a guest of Mrs.
Luther Qunell.-Mrs. f. J. Bombard was
at F. f. Goodwin's Monday.-Mr. and Mrs.
William Howard spent Monday night an
Tuesday at +. f. Smith's.-Mrs. Bertha
Blake has been spending a few days in
th'7 place-Mr. and Mrs. r. +. Bullock
and family We're in Champlain Sunday.
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WEST MILTON.

Edward Drury and daughter, Anna,
from Essex Junction, visited at c. L.
Osgood's recently.-Oscar Laporte from
New Hampshire is staying at F. f.
Blake's for time.--Miss Marson's
sister of Montpelier spent Saturday and
Sunday with her at +. r. Blake's,-
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Sweeney visited in
Champlain sunday.
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SHELBURNE.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Van Vliet spent
the weekend with friends in North Fer
risburg.-W a. Weed Is ill.-H w.
Tracy, list, has gone to New York city.
making tho trip by automobile, in com
pany with Mr. and Mrs G. Frederick
Jones of Burlington. Gretchen
Allen from Burlington is visiting Miss
Helen saunders.--Mrs. Edgar Lemerise
who recently fell and injured her ankles
is much improved.
There viii be Ascension day services
at Trinity Church Thursday at 1890
O'Clock and at five O'Clock Walter
Weed from South Bend, Ind. is visit
ing his parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. A.
Weed.-NIiss Rebecca Wright secretary
of the state library commission. will
speak on Libraries in Vermont" at the
library Thursday evening, June l, at
7:45 o'clock The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
The mothers and their children, under
six years Of age. who are associated
with the Methodist Church and congre-
cation, are to hold n lawn party Fri
day from 900 to SEQ p. ~, on the par
sonage grounds.--A good number of peo-
pie assembled in the village cemetery
Tuesday morning to attend the Memoir
ial day exercises. Professor Emerson
gave n stirring address. Alan McMur-
ply of South Burlington rec!ted an orig
inal poem and Edward Brush read Lin
coins Gettysburg speech Schools close
this week Friday for the summer vaca-
tion.-Friday evening at eight o'clock
W. G. Hartin will give stereopticon
slides on the school campus, unless the
weather is unfavorable when 1t will be
postponed until the first fair evening.
Admission to pictures free Ice cream
will be served.-Mrs. Roy Sanders and
children. Miss Helen and Gordon. have
been spending n few days at Queen city
Pa IL,
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Recent births Include n son to Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. A. Iaduc on May 2s; daughter,
Janice Nedra, TO Mr. and Mrs. Marcus
j. Richardson on May o.
The son born Tuesday 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
j. j. Barry Of Fairfield, at the Sherwood
sanitarium, died yesterday afternoon at
four o'clock. The body will be taken to
Fairfield to-day FOR burial
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WILLISTON.

The mid-week prayer meeting has been
omitted the last four weeks, but Will be
held tonight as the Rev. G. \. Curtis
returned last week.-'rhe Kings DauSh-
ters' Circle will meet with Mrs. Rose
James Friday afternoon.-The Rev. p. NJ.
Kent district superintendent. came
saturday and gave an able sermon sun
day morning in the Methodist Church.
He went from here to Winooski on sun
day afternoon.-Mrs. T. II. Craswell from
Brainard, MINI. arrived last Sunday to
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ESSEX CENTER.

The Memorial sunday services held
at the Methodist Episcopal Church sun
day were well attended, An inter-
estnG sermon was given by the Rev
|. s Allen, pastor. The church was
beautifully decorated with FLAGS and
flowers and special music was furnished
by the choir.-Miss Mary Booth is ILL
Wayne Nealey OF Jericho Is spending a
few days with his father.
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JONESVILLE.

The Lend "A Hand and Aid Circle OF
the Kings Daughters will be entertain
ed NV Mrs. Palmer, assisted by Mrs
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