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LAMO|LLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.

Walter +. Gilbert of Ithaca, y. y. Is
passing few days with his mother. Mrs
Kate Gilbert, and sister, Mrs, Henry
Small, at the l., :. Small farm. MI
Gilbert, who has been employed at Ithaca
has finished his work there and has IL
position in drug store in Montpelier
Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Peck and sranddduch-
ter, Miss Iilda Jeffords. spent Thursday
at Hyde Park, guests Of NJ: and Mrs.
j. G. Perry. Jacques Senesac went Thurs
day to Stanbridge station =. O., his
former home. for few days stay.-Mrs.
r. N Wiley Of Greensboro has visited
the past two days her sister-r.-law, Mrs,
b. j. Kelley.-prof. Harold Fisher OF
Pottstown, Pa, is passing the spring vaca-
ton with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II
]. Fisher Miss Ruth Puffe-. who has
been assisting In the care of her grand
mother. Mrs. l.. l.. Camp. during her re-
cent Illness returned to Richford Friday.
Miss Rhoda ODER went to Burlington
Friday to remain until saturday after
noon with her sister. Miss Rena May
Ober, who is at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital. She returned Friday evening To St.
Johnsbury to resume her work as
teacher.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. W. Tillotson
and daughter Miss Marion, of St. Johns
bury, came Friday for "A visit with his
brother. H. s. Tillotson. and Mrs. Tillot-
sons mother, Mrs. Helen Tuwne.-AIrs.
Arthur Wheeler spent Friday in Buring-
,on-Miss Alma Bugben went to Mont
pelier Friday to attend the Methodist
conference Alice Hhnver went
Saturday to Burlington where she has a
position in the millinery establishment of
Mrs. Brownell.- Mrs, Inez Lanpher passed
saturday in Hyde Park, rlost OF Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Lanphcr.--Miss clara
Dodge, who has passed the sl'ring Naca-
ton with her parents, NJ. and Mrs.
Alfred Dodge, returned to Harrc Satur-
day To resume her school work.-Mrs.
Mable Cole and daughter, Miss Nclen,
returned to Barre Saturday after visiting
her brother and wife, MIR. ana Mrs. NJ.
b. Whitc.-Miss Clara Davis of Nolcott
came Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs,
George Richardson.
Commander Frank Morse was In VOL
colt Saturday to attend regular meet
Ing of his G. A. r Post Mr.. Morse also
attended the funeral of Miss Lucy Pres
ton-Mrs. IL. l., Stevens weot Saturday
to Littleton. n. H.. for a weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. Ct, j. Worsley Mrs
Joseph Rivers. Mrs, Jane Graves and
Miss Nellie BuGbee were in Wolcott Sat
urday to attend the funeral of Miss Lucy
Preston Myrtle Cunningham of
Johnson returned here Saturday evening
to Reopen her school in South Randolph
district for the spring term.--Mrs Selden
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Mrs. Oscar Irwin, the past week.-Mrs..
Frank Goodwin, who underwent an
operation at the st. Adams hospital, is
improving rapidly. Ballard is gain
ing slowly. Her mother. Mrs. w. T. Bal
lard. came home Sunday, returning to
Burlington Monday.-Frank Pierce is
improving slowly from his recent illness
of pneumonia Miss Whitcomb has re-.
turned to st. Albans.-Mrs Ellen H.
Ballard. who has been III with the grip
is improving. Mrs Matilda Hlbbard
has sold her place to Curtis Bevins-
Mrs. Fred Wood was called to Pcnnsyl-
vania last week owing to the serious
illness of both her mother and uncle
There were no services in the churches
Sunday, the Rev. George Wcstcott being
at conference and the Rev. Durham
having been called to Northficld.
Mass, by the .llness of Mrs. Dunham's
father.--There will be no services for
few weeks in tho Baptist Church.
At the regular meeting of Banner
Grange Friday evening, the third and
fourth degrees will be conferred ON can
didates Refreshments will be served
Miss Grace Bragg has returned to her
school in Barre Wellington Bragg has
returned to his school in Canaan.-Mr.
Lash and family have moved from AL
burg to |. Il. Joselyns and will carry
on his farm this coming year.--Mr. and
Mrs. l. f. Joselyn went to Camp Martin
Sunday to visit their daughter. Mrs
Elmer Mn rtip
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

George Kennedy has finished drilling a
we'll for Rollins and Tilley at the farm
which they recently purchased of Mrs J.
W. Jones and found plenty OF water at
the depth of s. feet.-Robert, Kenneth
and Gladys Aldrich, who have been i'll
with measles. are all better. The children
Of l.. l.. Hayes are now i'll with the same
disease.-Jo seph Deforge has moved from
Thomas RYans farm to the Dean house
and Alphonse Lamonda will carry on the
Ryan farm.--The Misses Emma Gosseln
and Carrie Champang of Burlington were
guests of Mrs. Alfred Russell Sunday
Mrs. ID. II. Butler is in Iighgate for su-
caring.
The Farmers Progressive club will
meet at II. II. Wheeler's Friday night.
Miss Smith, who is expected to speak
has been with DR.. Grenfell in Labra
dor and will tell of her work there
After pumping the well at Rollins and
Tilley's several hours it was found to
furnish seven gallons of water a min
ute.
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RICHFORD.

The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union met at the home of Mrs.
Hermon Chaffee Tuesday afternoon at
2;3O o'clock-Mr. and Mrs. F.. W. Gil
pin and son. Roger. visited in West
field over Sunday-Mrs. F.. B. Read and
daughters, Miss Louise and Alice. and
son, George Edward Read, went to
Irasburg Saturday for a few days visit
among relatives.--J. Chauncey Richards
% by taking morphine. was held
Mrs. Chauncy Richard,-Miss Hattie
Heath who Is attending Montpelier Sem
mary. was recent visitor at the
home Of her mother, Mrs Henry
Heath-A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Soule of Mansonvile. Que,
on Saturday. April !. Mrs. Soule will be
remembered as Miss Mabel Flanagan.
daughter Of Mrs. p. NJ. Flanagan of this
place.
Erastus Buck and family have moved
from the house on South Main street to
the Donlon house on Province street.
Pearl johnson, deputy collector Of Gus
toms in Highgatc. was visitor in town
over Sunday.-The thimble party given
by the Woman's club Monday evening
was we'll attended. New sugar was
served
school building that will not eX-
coed 5000 in cost was voted to be
built at special town meeting Tuesday
afternoon, A special tax of IS cents
on a dollar OF the grand list of 1916
was voted. The balance is to be pro-
yided for by temporary loans, until the
next meeting of the Legislature, when
authority will be sought to issue bonds
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MONTGOMERY.

The Rev. and Mrs. Stead Thornton have
returned homo from Montpelier. where
they attended the Vermont Methodist
Episcopal conference.-the Woman $
Home Missionary society met with Mrs
w. G. Mansfield Wednesday afternoon
The condition OF Mrs. Hattie Downey,
who is ILL., is somewhat improved. Alice,
eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs Alex
Snodgrass. and Herbert Galbraith of
Waterloo. Que, were married March ca
Mrs. Almon Carpenter and two children
of Greenville, Me. are visiting relatives
in town.-Mrs. Robert Mayo and son,
Graydon. have returned home from New
port.-Miss Ella Drake, a student of Mid
dlebury College, has been passing n few
days with her aunt. Mrs. George smith
Gordon Lindsay of Winnipeg Manitoba
visited his grandmother Mrs. Abigail
Clapp, recently.-The condition of Mrs
Clarence Miller, who is seriously i'll, does
not improve.
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NORTH HERO.

Mrs. James Dodds is i'll with tonsitis
Naomi Way. Iva Tudhope, Herman At
kins and Donald Dodds returned to
Burlington high school Sunday after
spending a week with their parents Miss
Ella Mcmahon of Burlington was in
town Friday to furnish music for the
dance at the town hall.-Mrs. G. +.
Brown Of burlington has been the guest
of her husband and father for the past
Week.-Mrs. Iris Root has been the guest
of the Misses Mary and Elinor Best for
the past few days.-Mr. and Mrs. Jessie
Fitzgerald were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Allen Dodds the past few days
Mr.. and Mrs. James Reary, who have
been visiting friends in town for n few
weeks, have returned to their home in
Chazy.-The Cheerful Workers met with
Mrs. Fenton HaZen for work Saturday,
s2.5O being taken in at the tables.
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GRAND ISLE.

The Ladies' Aid society will meet at
the Grange hall Thursday for dinner.
Mrs. II. O. MCGOWAN and Mrs. G. Vim
cent will serve.The body of Mrs. Frank
lin Lytle was taken to New Haven for
burial. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle had been
here only about two weeks when her
death occurred.-Mrs. w. q. Minckler is
i'll with bronchial trouble.-Irving Davis
is spending some time in New York city
with his daughter, Mrs. Girard.-Schools
in town began Monday with the excep-
ton of the one in the Adams District,
which did not open on account of a case
OF measles in that district. The Ora nge
play, Between Two Lives will be
given at the Grange hall Friday evening.
ing.-Mrs s. II. Gordon is visiting
friends in Burlington. 1.-The small son OF
Fred Terry was badly injured Monday
when kicked by a horse.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

In Franklin county court Thursday bills
of divorce were granted as follows:
Katherine y. c. Wilson VS.. f. A. Wilson,
neglect and refusal to support. custody
of minor child decreed TO petitioner; Ida
Mae Qatiey) Grove VS.. william W
Grove. desertion, custody of minor child
decreed to petitioner; Ambrose Iavigne
~. Josephine Langlois) Lavigne. wilful
dcsertion; Rose G'ero) Tassie vs.. John +,
Tassie, intolerable severity, custody OF
minor child decreed to petitioner, and
alinony OF $50 week; Mary tIill VS.
NJ B. Hill, neglect and refusal to support
custody of minor child decreed to petit
TONER; Mary QHussV Grow VS.. ALFRED
Z. Grow. desertion. The case OF f. E
Baird VS.. the town of Enosbuig was en-.
tered continued on the Jury calendar, ant
The following entries were made in the
civil docket: Nj. L. Chandler We. B
Butler & Son. assumpsit. discontinued
John Popowics VS.. George Westover, apt,
breach of covenant. settled and discon
tinued; Henry A Dunbar vs. r. J. Quinn
and trustee, Victor Cohen. apt, discon
tinued In the divorce case Of Martht
NJ Pelkey vs. Solomon ]. Pelkey. tn
petition was dismissed. Hugh II. Moor
was granted divorce from Lou M. Moor
for desertion. The court took a recess t,
April II at two o'clock in the afternoon
Edmund, the one-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs, Charles II. Hoffman of Stebbin
street. died about noon Thursday o
meningitis and tuberculosis, The funera
was held Ut the house Friday Afternoon
at Two o'clock. Besides mis- parents. TIL
child Is survived by five brothers ant
sisters.
William Henry Stephens. aged 81 years
died at his home on Elm street Thurs
day morning after a long illness will
chronic nephrtis. Mr. Stephens was borl
in London. England. but for the pas
few years had been an engineer on tn
Central Vermont railway He is survive
by his wife and three children.
News has been received of the dealt
OF d, II. Plasted which occurred Mt hi
home In Denver, Colo, March Is from tn
effects of stroke of paralysis. NJ
Plasted was at one time yard master fo
the Central Vermont railway in this cit,
for many years.
The annual meeting of the Autono
cluD was held a. the clubroums Satur
day afternoon. Mrs, f. II. Lewis. vice
lP'oS'"'''' Presio'nS IN the absence o
Mrs t.. G. Smith. president Mrs. A. +
Ienney acted az recording secretar
pro TEN. Reports were read as fol
lows; corresponding secretary, Mr..
George NJ Hoga I; treasurer Mrs. C. 4
Bostwick; chairman of house commI
. tee, MIS- w i, Elrod; chairman q
, finance committee, Miss Jennie Il. Os
! born; chairman IF program committc,
Mrs, NJ ID. Greene; chairman of Tues
day evening program committee. Mr..
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RICHMOND.

Mrs. NJ, 7. Snbins gave party
u a number of her friends Fri
day evening Miss Eva Stone, who has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs ". r.
Fuller, the past month, returned Satur-
dav morning to hcr home in Andoyer
Mass.-Mr and Mrs. r.. t Maloncy OF
Jericho are spending a fow DAYS at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hurley.
Mrs. j. W. Berry. who has been assist
ing her parents in Starksboro for two
weeks, has returned home-Mrs. L. E.
Douglass gave n luncheon and card party
20 n number OF ladies at her home Fri
day afternoon.--Mrs Miner, who has
been at the home of her daughter dur
ing the winter. has returned to her
home In Whitefeld. n. H-Mrs. Anna
Cillett is in Rutland. called there by
the death OF her mother--Tha funeral
Of Antoine Laucar. who died at his
homo Friday after a long Illness, wa.
held at the Church of Our Lady Of tho
Holy Rosary Sunday afternoon at two
o'clock the Rev. A, r. Clermont officlat
ing The deceased leaves a large family
- dance was held in *. r. Hall Fri
CIV evcning. schools in town opened
Monday after vacation of two weeks
Miss Elizabeth Hurley and Miss Ruti
Andrews returned Saturday evening from
q few days stay with Mrs. Sumner 1,
Canton, n. v.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ISLE LA NOTE.

Miss Ruth Pike and William Simmonds
of Cnazy, N. Y, we're married the eve
ming of March % at Cha2y. Miss Ger
trude Hall and Reed Cheeseman Of AL
burg were married at Albany March %
Mrs. Lena Severance returned to her
home in Buffalo, n. Y, Tuesday after
spending several days among relatives
ID. r. Trombley returned home Monday
after spending three months in Oklaho.
ma with his son, Roy Tromhly. Stuart
Sampson and family have moved to
South ero.-Batiste Jarvis of Alburg
has moved in his new home recently pur-
chased of Mrs. Laura La lombard .-Th,
condition OF the Misses Rena lfill and
Edith La Bombard. who have tho measles.
are improving.-The Rev. T. f.. Crabtree
and family are moving to Maine -James
Jarvis Is making some extensive repairs
on his residence. The ice is unfit for
travel. Miss Margaret Bureigh returned
to her home in North Hero after spend
ing two weeks with her sister, Mrs
Allen Buchanan.
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lie Church. lie leaves one SON. John L.
st. Peter, who has always lived with
him. one sister, Mrs. John Welcome OF
North Tcrrisburg; and one brother,
j. l.. So Peter, of the same place 49,
The Ladies' Aid were entertained by
Mis- c. NJ. Byngton at the yestry We'd
nesday afternoon.-Phillip Mcneil is i'll
with an attack of the measles Elliott
Frink is visiting his parents in Brook
field Tho Whist club were entertained
by the gentlemen at Library hall on
Wednesday.-Thc Misses Byington. who
have spent the winter in Cuba and
Florida and the last two weeks in New
York city, have returned home and will
soon begin their new house In the VII
'age.-Mrs Thomas Adams of Pittsford
~ visiting her parents. the Rev. ana
Mrs. Hervey Gulck.-Gladys Cook Is re-
covering from severe attack of pneu-
monla.-Mr and Mrs. Rice who have
been with Mrs. r. II. Smith all winter,
have returned to their home IN West
eord.--Mrs. sarah Bench has not been
SO well the last week.The listers began
their work Saturday was no
school at the village Monday, the teach
crs taking the day to visit schools
Mrs. Cora Carpenter returned Saturday
from MONTPELIER, where she has been
visiting her son, George.-Miss Ruth
1ivermorc is visiting In Underhill.-
William Melrose of Hartford, Conn. re-
turned to his summer homo here last
Saturday.--Walter Coleman is i'll.
The annual meeting Of Friendship Lodge,
No. "A, L. & A. NJ, was held in Masonic
hall Tuesday, Al being present. Dinner
was served at noon, after which the fol.
lowing officers were elected: w. NJ.
Homer b. Chase; S. w, Alder. c. Chap.
man; J. w, Harley +. Williams; treasur.
en- Martin G. IIill; secretary. George E.
Edgerton: S. D., Monroe NJ. Hill; j. D.,
Cyrus =. Iorsford: s. s., William Estey;
j. s, Dana r. Mollison; tyler, Truman C.
Carpenter. The master called n special
meeting for Tuesday evening. April IS. to
confer the degree of past master upon
the worshipful master-elect and to install
the oflicers.-The annual meeting of Cham.
plain Chapter. No. S. o. +. S, will he
held at Masonic hall Friday The meet.
ing is called for 10 o'clock sharp. Dinner
will be served at one o'clock. and the new
ly elected and appointed officers will be
F. r. Stoddard returned Monday from a
visit of several weeks with their daugh-
ters, Mrs. r. f.. Kline in Claremont n,
H., and Mrs. Charles A. Sherwin Jr in
Fitchburg. Mass.-.Mrs. Emma T.. Hodg.
kins of johnson is visiting her son, =. j.
IIOdgkins
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ALBURG.

Mrs. Carrie Sylvia Giinsman) Sweet
died Monday at her home in Providence,
r. |. She was born in Alburg February
l. 1855 Beside her husband she leaves
two children and one brother She was
the daughter of the late John NJ. and
Phoebe Marvin Kinsman. Services were
held at her late home yesterday
and at the home of her brother in Rocky
Hill at 2:30 Thursday. lnterment will
be in the Rocky Hill cemetery.-NIr. and
Mrs. II. J. Darby spent the weekend in
ClarenCeville, i. q, the guest of rela
tives.-The tenement house on the shore
owned by H. W. Marvin and occupied
by Nelson Mumley, was destroyed by
fire Thursday morning. Part Of the con-
tents were saved.--Dr. Seete, secretary
Of the Congregational Building associa-
ton, spoke at the Congregational Church
Sunday Richard Roberts has moved
his family to the II. r. Darby farm,
which he will work this year.
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FRANKLIN.

Misses Billings and Gardner of the
University of Vermont. who have been
guests of Miss Edith Gates for 10 days.
returned to Burlington Monday morning.
Mrs. Hattie Capron of Malone. n. Y,
and Mrs. G. W. Powell of Burlington
were here last week to attend the funeral
of Mrs Marcia Gates-The many friends
Of the Rev. Mr.. Turner will be pleased to
know he is to remain here another year.
Mrs. c. w. Powell and daughter, Mil
dred, returned to Burlington Saturday
morning.-Miss Myra Watt of Enosburg
is a guest of Miss Edith Gates for a few
days.-Postmaster y. A. Whitney was in
Burlington Monday.-In the absence Of
the pastor. the Rev. T. W. Day, Governor
written by the Rev. Charles F. Carter OF
Hartford, Conn.--Principal Andrus is
spending his vacation in Wallngford,
where he taught before coming here
The condition of l.. d. Cross is not as
favora ble.-The funeral of Mrs. Marcia
Gates was held at her late home Thurs
day, the Rev Mr.. Garner of Enosburg
Falls officiating Mrs. Whitney OF
bakersfield and grandson. Leonard Chase
of Swanton, are guests of Mrs. C. l..
Towle Miss Price Is spending few days
at her home in MiddleseX. Emerson
Shedd returned to Burlington Tuesday.
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FAIRFAX.

There we're no services in the Meth
od!st Church Sunday as the pastor was
in Montpelier attending conference -
Mrs. NJ TaEue Of Fairfield Is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. John QuinIan =
T.. Colburn and three children of Rurlinp.
ton have been visiting friends in town.
II L. Marvin attended the Methodist
conference in Montpelier as a Law dele
gate from the local church.--Miss Pearl
White has returned from visiting her
brother and sister in Fletcher.-some OF
the Methodist choir and friends enioy-
, ed new sugar at c. w. Brush's sugar
camp Friday.-Miss Boozan of Fletcher
spent Sunday with her sister. Mrs
George Rooney--A. N Southland went
to Providence, Z. T., last week with n
carload of potatoes for A. r. Beeman
& Son. Mr.. Southland will visit friends
in Brockton and Worcester. Mass. be-
fore returning home.-Waldo White Is in
Fletcher this week visiting friends
Mrs. W. ]. Trombly entertained at 800
Friday evening. There were IL present.
Il. G. Rowland was in ST. Adams
Saturday to see his wife. who is in the
st. Adams hospital. where she recently
underwent an operation.
The f. W. G. was delightfully."- entertain
ed at the home Of Winona Beardsley
Wednesday evening March %. A bust
ness meeting was held when the follow
! ing officers were elected: President, Musa
| G. Goodsell vice-presldent. Winona e.
! Beardsley secretary. Beatrice A. Marvin:
treasurer. Marjorie NJ. Vincent: entertain
ment committee, Flora l.. McNall, Kath-
leen s. Alfred. Ardelle s. Grow. The re-
mainder Of the evening was devoted to
fancy work and music. AMI refreshments
were served, The next meeting will lie
held at the home of Miss Marjorie Vim
cent on April IS.
Miss Laura A. Wright or Morrisville,
who is spending her vacation with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Wright, Is
entertaining at her home two former
normal classmates. Miss Sue O'Dowd of
! Cook. y. H.. and Miss Vera Watkins of
! IIardwick.-IIomer f. Hunt of Swanton
spent n few days recently with his
| mother. Mrs l. T.. Hunt.-Ellen King
Goodyear wife of Frank Goodyea died
at her home Sunday after long and
severe Illness. She is survived by her
husband and one son, Harold, and two
grandchildren, one adopted daughter, a
sister. Mrs W. Churchill of this village
two brothers. Addison King of Montreal
and Willis King of Westford. The flu
neral was held at her late home Wed.
nesday afternoon at two o'clock, with
| burial in the South Plain cemetery
Mrs M. s. Forsyth, Mrs. A. y. Southart
and c. \. Southland were in ST. Alban.
Tuesday.-At the musical service Sunday
evening at the Baptist Church the subject
was, Irish Hymn Writers and Theil
I IVp1pS''
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Beth Austin and Miss Dorothy
Thayer, who have been visiting relatives
and friends in town. have returned to
their homes in Richford.-The condition
of Miss Helen Stowe, who recently UNI
derwent an operation is improved
Misses Eva and Lucy Cresey were
pleasantly surprised when several Of
their young friends met at their home
to spend an evening.-Mrs. Lizzie Lang
has gone to Norwich, Conn, where she
has employment,-M and Mrs. q. NJ
Hunt are with Mrs. Hunts brother.
Orville Armstrong. for the sugaring sea-
son Carleton Farrar of Richford has
been "A guest OF Don Weld for severa,
DAYS.
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EAST GEORGIA..

Sugar-makers report poor season thus
far, with the quality below standard
The ice came down the river Saturday
night and overflowed the road between
here and Milton. and blocked the way
for number of rods Ray Clarey had
gang Of men working all day Sunday
TO get it cleared away.-Mr. and Mrs.
A. G. Leach went to Underhil Saturday
to spend a few weeks at the home OF
j. T. Spaulding. Ralph Ladd. who is
at work in Fairfax, spent Sunday at
home here.-J. w. Reynolds spent three
days last week at the Methodist confer
ence in Misunderstanding funeral of Abel
MaXfield, who committed suicide March
- by taking morphine, was held
at the church Saturday afternoon at
two o'clock.-S. f. Thresher was a busi-
ness visitor in st. Adams Saturday.
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs. Minnie Allen OF Jericho is caring
,cr Mrs II. =. Chase who remains very
81; Ralph Morgan Ia in Starhsboro
wcra,ns for Angus Tom!!nson through
eugarinc Miss 3ernice Hall is in St.
Johnsbi;ry Q, guest Of he. brother and
rife, Ny. and Mrs. a. Hall.--Mre. Har-
riet Hall celebrated her S7th birthday
April .. She is active for her age, lives
alone. and does her WORK C. r. Gle
Yves n Burlington MISUNDERSTANDING
dent II. g. Read visited 50 honis Monday.
Mrs. =. Guyetc will eni srtaln the so
c!cty of Willing Workers to-day.--Mrs
john Tntro Of Jericho spent the week.
end With her brother George Gile.-Mrs.
Henry Bartlett of Underhill recently
visited her parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Smith