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HINESBURG.

Marvin Monahan cut his left hand off
Saturday while saving wood with cir
cular saw for Jack Gcprcrs. A crooked
atick drew his hand across the saw DR.
J. G. Murphy took him to the hospital At
Burlington.-F. A. Tracy has purchased
and moved on to the farm recently owned
by A. p. Morrill,. end. The purchase price
was $500 including n team and seven
cows State Superintendent NJ. :. stone
addressed n large meeting in the town
hall Friday night on "Thc Desit ability Of
an Agricultural High School in This
place."-Miss O'Ncil, teacher of the
grammar school with two sleigh loads of
her pupils visited Fort Ethan Allen Sat
urday.-Ninetecn high school pupils en-
joyed slcighrde to Burlington Satur-
day Mrs. Julia FELTON,, who has made
her home with Mrs. caroline n. Wead for
several years. is very low with heart
trouble-IIopc Circle of the King
Daughters will meet Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Guy Toby.
Henry Goodrich has moved into
the Thompson place in the village
Albert Isham has moved to the Buron
Ryington farm and will carry it on this
year.-J. G.. colamer, who has worked
Caroline Wead's farm for q years. moved
his family Monday 10 the farm in Bris-
toll which he recently purchased. Mrs.
Elizabeth Estey and her son, Roy, have
moved In with Mrs. e. u. Wead and will
carry on her far1n.-C. W. Pierce has cut
81 .Ooo feet of Eastwood lumber on his place
this winter
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WILLISTON.

me Tenderfoot and second class scouts
VIII meet at the club room on Friday
evening for instruction in scouting.-'rhc
last entertainment under the auspices of
the Kings Daughters Circle will he held
at the tniVcrsalst hall next Monday
evening. II Will he n reading hv Miss
Sasc.-lIcnry Hart. who vas taken sud
denly very i'll last week. is gaining
slowly.-All the town schools closed Fri
DAY for the winter terms cXccnt tho
high school. which had two days and n
half to make up this week on account
of teachers being ill.-Joseph Bombard.
VINO has been numbering in johnson the
past six weeks, returned to his home
here Saturday.-Mrs. Ella Mosher. who
has been stopping with Miss Cndy the
past few weeks. has returned to her
home. here Robert Arms has been quit
i'll the past two weeks at his home in
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Small who has been
living on North street. is moving to his
brothers in north part of the town
Joseph Brothers will move his family to
Muddy brook in n few weeks
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RICHFORD.

Benjamin Goodhue aged rs Years died
or pneumonia at his home on Troy stree.
March !. Mr.. Goodhue was born
In Canada, but had resided in this place
for many years He is survived hv his
wife, who is in feeble health. The fu-
neral service was held in All Saints
Catholic Church Friday morning
at nine o'clock and interment was in the
cemetery on the Berkshire road--Word
was received Thursday morning Of the
death of Mrs. Thomas Bosz. who was
operated on at the ST. Adams hospital
Tuesday morning
\ train of A. cars loaded with war
automobiles for the French and English
armies passed through this place last
week over the Canadian Pacific railway.
Fred {. Wheeler went Sunday to
Lowell. Mass, where he will visi. at the
home OF his sister, Mrs. T.. G. LIVINGSTON
thence TO Boston to attend the New Eng
land automobile show Rev. W. Is.
Dukeshire, District Superintendent of ST.
Adams. preached in the Methodist
Episcopal Chuch Sunday.-Miss Celesta
Gates went Friday to New York. where
she will purchase millinery goods for the
spring season.-W. G. Campbell went last
week TO Maiden, Mass. where he viii,
visit Al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Taylor.-Mrs. Arthur :. Baker of Mon
real was visitor in this place last week,
and from here went to Montpelier. where
she will visit at tho home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. r. Barnby Leach.-Mrs.
Matte Crouch of Boston is vis-
itinG at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. l.. r. Parker.-Miss Ausustinc
N do,
Oliver IIurtubise. and Martin r. Don.
lon were married Monday morning at
$50 o'clock by the Rev Joseph I.avisne
at All Saints Catholic Church. They
will reside in this place. The Rev. D.
g. Guest preached in Essex Junction
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Hardy
went Saturday to Boston. where they
will pass a week at the automobile show,
after which they will visit relatives in
Providence, Springfield. Worcester and
New Worry city before returning home
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred l.. Sargent went
Sunday to Boston. where they will at
tend the New England automobile show
Miss Dorothy Weeks of St. Albans Wis
tied AT the home OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. \. l.. Weeks. over SundaN.-t. II.
Aiken went to Boston Tuesday night to
attend the New England automobile
show-Mrs. Eli Austin of West Berk-
shire is visiting at the home of her son,
g. H. Austin.-A meeting OF the Parent
Teacher association will he held Monday
evening in the high school assembly
room.-The Richford high school faculty
entertained the EnosOurg Falls faculty
in the high school building Friday eve
ning.-A son, Richard Bliss TAYLOR, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor in
Alston, Mass. March }. Mrs Taylor will
he remembered as Miss katherine Hop
kins. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T.. Fay
HoDliinc
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BERKSHIRE.

Miss Mamie Dolan Of Swanton is visit
ing at the home Of her mother, Mrs NJ
Il. Dolan.-Mr and Mrs. Leon 7. Jeffords
are visiting in bakersfield Mrs. l.. Fran.
Ces Jolley, d. ID. G. NJ, of the O. T.. S.
visited the Essex Junction chapter Tues
day evening and Fairfax chapter We'd
ncsdav cvenng.-James Farrar and fam
ily of Richford took possession OF the
Sarah Chaffee farm. which they recently
bought, Tuesday.-The following town Of
ilcers were elected Tuesday: Moderator
w. S. Rublee town clerk and treasurer
4. \. Bowen; road commissioner. (East)
p. A. Benia min: twest). G. - PaXman
school director. l.. B. Larahee: lister T.
G. Weld: selectman, e. S. Chaffee: over.
seer OF poor, q. H. Combs: auditors G
\. Hull. j. T.. Weld. r. II. Pond; con.
stable. A. G. Derby: ;own agent, +. j
Moren: town grand Jurors, G. w. Bowen
il. Y. tomines: petit jurors W. NJ. Arm
strong, A. w. FaXman, G. n. Pomcrov
l.. w. Kinney. S. y. Marvin. Leon Thomp
son: county grand jurors, II. A. Chaffce
W. s. Rublee, A. !. Moadley. Tax voted
81 ~. License vote, YES y, no lo2
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FAIRFAX.

Mrs. II. o. Wilkins spent the week
end in Burlington, the guest Of her
brother and sister, Don Chapman and
Mrs. D. Church.-Sevcral from this
place attended the funeral OF Floyd
Grow In Westforl Sunday Mrs,
Grow formerly lived here for a
timA.-Dr. and Mrs. T. \. Petty Of
westford called on friends in town
Ssturday.-Mrs w. D. Stewart was in
Burlington Saturdsy.-Mr Hester Dun
bar has returned from New Hampshire,
where she was called by he illness nd
death OF her brother
The following town officers were elect
ed Tuesday: Moderator. ". y. Stewart;
town clerk. George Lawton; school
director for three years, DR.. s. n.
Phelps: lister George iIuntly; selectman
for three years, &. p. orion; road COM
miss'oners 4. l.. Sweeney. North part,
George Quinlan, South part OF town;
overseer of poor G.. G. Gillette; collector
Of taxes. c. G. Gillette; trustee of L,
$ deposit fund, F. w Shepa rdson;
treasurer, George Lawton: auditors, n. O.
wilkins, Harry Craft. e. l.. Potter;
grand jurors. II. s. Ufford. D. A. Web
ster 7. r. Ryan; first constable. G. G.
Gillette; second constable, Henry Don
nelly: town agent II. o. wilkins; trustee
h. F. A, DR.. s. II. Phelps. tree
warden. A. y. Grenier; trustee library.
Mrs. w. A. Ufford Voted $50 to Ladies'
Village Improvement society for street
lights: tax of sl.52.--Mr and Mrs II.
F. Leach have returned from Ncrgcnnes,
where they visited their daughter. Mrs.
Cotey.-Miss Helen Leach has gone on "A
business trip to New York.
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EAST GEORGIA.

John McGrath has had several men
and teams busy the past week filling
Hoods new ice-house putting in about
go tons.--William Ma xfieid took a plunge
in the river while pulling out ice the
other day.-Charles Bascom began his
second season Tor John McGrath March
Henry King is able TO he out again.
Lyman Bevins has moved into the
house recently vacated by Henry Jerry
and has commenced work for RYAN
Brothers. -tilenn ShatneY has begun
work for Ryan Brothers occupying the
house vacated by Elmer Raymo, who
moved to Fairfax TO work for H. T.
Bellows.-The condition of Mrs. James
Ryan, who is in hospital AT Burling-
ton, is much improved and she is en-
pected homo this week.-Fred Wells Of
Cambridge and Miss Frances F'lagg of
New Haven. Conn. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
a. &. Leach Sunday.
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SWANTON.

john O Day of Montreal is he CUES; OF
his brother. NJ. O DaN.-Mrs. II. Bellows
is i'll with tho grip. The ladies' of St
Agnes Guild are 10 present soon "A four
act drama. The Warwick male quartet
gave the fourth entertainments of the
lecture course Wednesday. March to q
crowded house. The next and last of the
course will be the Oxford company, who
were here last year and who will a appear
March Sat the annual meeting Of the
Svantou Farmers club recently he'd at
the town hall County Agent Tiffany gave
p talk with lantern slides. .Aftar me
lecture The following officers were cleo
ed; President :. ". Bliss; secretary,
Ilowes Decker; advisory committee. NJ.
f.. Tabor Jay Bulard. Bernard Hazard
and J. y Catiin.-The game Of hockey
THURSDAY night between Swanton and
Enosburg Fails resulted h favor Of
Swauton to fine annual ,ilage meet =
ing will he held March Il. one trustee
is 10 he elected in place of l.. =, Colomh,
whose term Of three wears has expired.
\ chief engineer, treasurer. collector of
taxes and three auditors will be elected.
The sixth article in tine warning relates
10 development OF the electric plant AT
'hSnSd'e anu me seventh sdEs' 10 see
il tho village will install a system OF
puolic accountng.-ln coming from the
lecture course entertainment March |
Mrs. T. NJ Tobin Vas accidentally
,ripped in The crowd as she stepped TO
he walk and fell, striking ter hip. She
was carried 20 the home of A q. Web
sier, doctor called, and finally was
AIKEN home. It was thought at first that
her hip was broken and while not As
bad as that il is a painful injury that
will confine her 10 he bed for some time
The next day her grandson. who makes
his home with her came home from
school III and tho doctor Friday de
cided II was case Of diphtheria and he
bouSa is ma r1 n ine1
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UNDERHILL.

The funeral OF Mrs. Judson Clark was
held tuesday ut l. o'clock at the Meth
odist Church, the Rev. Mr.. Sturgcss off
ciating. Burial was in the village ccnle.
terry. Among those from out of town
to attend tee funeral We're Mr.. and
Mrs Roy Lamson and John Clark of
burlington. Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Goodrich
Of Fairfax and Nr. and Mrs Russell
johnson of Hyde Park.-'rhe adde's Aid
Will serve dinner Friday at the parish
houso.-Tho Junior class Of the high
school is rohcarsing for a play, to he
given 81 Fatrick's night, at G. A. T.
hall. Tho Pythian Sisters Of I'ndcrhilI
arc to celebrate on the evening of March
&c in pythian hall the eighth anniversary
OF the founding of Mizpah Temple, 80. "A
located hero 4 program has been pre-
pared for tho evenings entertainments
Charles Ingalls, of Jeffcrsonvilc Is NOV
ing into Harry Jacksons tenement AZ
Riverside
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Mildred White OF Burlington spent
the weekend at her home.--Mrs.
Miranda Wcscott is again confined to
her bcd.-M. w. Hinsdalc spent Sunday
IN Burlington.-Nlr. and Mrs. short
sleeves Of Charlotte visited at the home
of their daughter, Mrs. Albert Cook,
Sunday.--The exercises for Washngton's
birthday, which have been POSTPONED
twice on account of the illness of the
teacher, Mrs Belle Batchclder, were held
Friday evening in the schoolhousc be-
fore largo company of parents and
friends of tho children. The program
was pleasing and interesting and was
well carried out by the children.
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SOUTE BURLINGTON.

Tho Kings Daughters met We'd
ncsday with Mrs. John stewart ~.
1sham has moved to the RyinEton farm
in IIinesburg, which he viii carry on the
coming year.'H. +. TillcY has moved
from Jericho to the Jones farm on Fourth
street.-Mrs, ]. +. Bromley and Mrs w.
s. Heath we're called TO Wolcott Satur-
day on account Of the Illness of Mrs. W.
II. Heath.A birthday party was held a.
the knights of Pythias hall in Burlington
Feb. 20 for w W. AldIich, which
was well attended lie received several
nice prescnts.-A farewell PARTY was
given at the home of Mr., and Mrs. +. Y.
Prior Saturday night by about so of their
friends and neighbors, Refreshments
were served and Mr. and Mrs. Prior were
presented with purse of money, Mr.,
and Mrs. Prior will move to Wiillston this
week, where they have purchased farm,
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RICHMOND.

Patrick l.arner, hrotncr of Thomas
l.arner. formerly Of burlington. died
yesterday In Richmond. where he has
lived and carried on the l.arncr homo
farm. lie was 53 years old.-The follow
ing town officers were elected Tuesday
Moderator, +. q. Nichols: clerk. :
Green; treasurer. NJ. y. Dmick; $ ect-
man, F. f.. Fish: school director. H. D.
binick: road commissioner NJ. @. Good
ron, overseer of the poor, John Culligan
Miss Rose Donaway entertained the
Fridge club at the home of Mrs. Jennie
berry Tuesday evenins.-Mrs George
bartlett will entertain the All Rouud rlui
Wednesday. March l5.-The J,rtch,
Grange visited the local order at thcil
regular meeting Monday evening --
Richard Burke and daughter were in ST
Adams Tuesday TO attend the funeral oi
a relative
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Miss Mary Baldwin Of Newport Is visiting
her sisters, Mrs G. NJ. Hazard and Mrs.
Leon u rrndlc. William Jewell has
moved his family from Nergennes TO
G. NJ. Hazards tenement and will work
for Mr.. Hazard the coming season. Miss
hntoinettc Desautels of tho Burlington
high school spent the week end with her
parcnts, Mr.. and Mrs w. W. Desautcls,
returning to Burlington Monday morn
mc.--Scth McCalvin will move with his
family to Lake Placid y. V sometime
this month. where lie has employment
for the season
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Schools closed here Friday for tho
spring vacation. William Yando has
moved his family TO Swanton to reside.
Mrs. Mary Northrop. who has been,
during the winter. residing with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs John Hand. has
moved back TO st. Adams. Miss Saral,
F.. Hale is entertaining her sister, Mrs.
Minnie Wildwood, Of Hartford, Conn
Present visitors at the T. &. Colburn
home are their daughter, Mrs. George
Wilcox of Concord, n. H., and Frank
Northrop of Sheldon, Mrs Callahan S
brother.-Steve r. Anderson OF St Al.
bans passed Sunday at the A. J. Pom.
eroy home. -Brannon McCiinn, head clerk
in the W. S. Soule e Sons store. went tc
st. Adams Saturday TO take the civil serv-
ice examination.
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WEST MILTON.

y party was held at Charles SANDER
sons Monday night given by their son,
OrloW for the pupils and teachers Of the
Milton high school. from which he will
soon graduate Rcfrcshm' nts We're served.
-Bennic Frcsn and Tony MERCER were
In burlington recently on business Mr..
and Mrs. Earl i.awton from South Hero
visited Mr.. and Mrs !tarl Slocum the
first OF the week.-Mrs.. and Mrs Edwin
Sibley visited at e. T.. Osgood's Sunday.
Mrs. Belle Granger is better from her
recent Hlness.-Mrs. Try ing McNal Of
brooklyn, ~ V, has come to stay some
time with her sister. Mrs Albert Fresh.
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MONTGOMERY.

The subject next Sunday morning at
the Methodist Episcopal Church will be
'Naboth's Vineyard, Parable" ad-
dress to children Respect TO Others;
evening subject. Two Ideals The In
terment of Hardy Baker took place Fri
day morning. The Rev. s. Thornton was
the officiating minister The interment
of Mr.. Joel Goodspeed took place Friday
afternoon, the officiating minister being
the Rev. II. n. Holmes OF Richford. -
Mrs. Mary Lumbra has gone to Con-
necticut to visit relatives for few
weeks. Miss Lucy Parker is at home
from Sheldon.-Mrs Robert Mougo and
son are in Newport. Terry Sou,ierre has
resumed his duties on the Pratt farm
after his vacation. Made me Duel is i'll.
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lowing officers we're elected. Modcrat or
u. F. Brigham; town clerk, G.. H.
Wheelock school director, Frank Brady
selectman. -. A. Start: lister, A. g.
Wells, road commissioners, Haskell
Mayo l. II. Stone; ovcrseer OF poor, O.
a. Field; town treasurer, C. ". Wheel.
ock; auditors, y. r. Cowan, II. e.
Cutting. F. ". Brigham; constable Y.
A. start; town agent, II. z. Brigham
cemetery commissioner h. l.. Perkins
committee OF Brigham Academy. Leor
Wells; trustee of public funds. Dr. w
f. Hyde. Tax voted. 20 cents for town
expenses. s. cents for schools IS cent,
for roads. cents for snow work.
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FLETCHER.

The following is n list Of officers elected
at tho town meeting: Moderator +. l."
smith: clerk and treasurer, w. $.
Shepardson selcctman for two years, +.
u. Smith, for three wears, Laurence
SALON.; overseer of the poor -. =.
Gillian; constable. T.. r. Flanders; road
commissioner. G. n. Scott; school dircc-
tor, +. \, Ke2er; lister, a. IT, Hooper;
trustee public money. W. s. Sheps rdson
auditors. W. y. Church, A. W. Gillian,
j. a. Hooper; town grand juror, 7. G.
Ryan county grand Jurors, r.. l.. Leach,
II. G. Decamp, w. H. Beardsley, c. r.
Corse, Lewis Tatro; voted $500 for re-
pairing back roads; tax sc&-Michael
Boozan and sister. Annie. visited in John
son Saturday Lewis Clark has com
mence1 work for \. w. Gillian
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BAKERSFIELD.

The town schools closed Friday of last
week for the spring Vacation,-Thc
Misses Anna and Marion Brady enter
tanned their pupils at their home Fri-
day afternoon, March 3.'"Thc New
Minister" given by the students OF
brigham Academy March was a sue
cess over $50 being realized. Much Gre
dit is due Miss Emily Carpenter, under
whose direction the operctta was given.
News has been received of the death
OF Mrs. Mable Perry. at her home in
Springfield. Mrs, Perry was daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs George Topper of this
p,ace. Mrs. Topper and son, Roy, left
Friday for Springfield. o. Boucher
has gone to Durham, II. c., to visit
relatives for a few days.
Al thu town mAAilA. Tuesday LhA fol.
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TOWNSVILLE.

The Lend a-hand Will meet at the
home of Mrs. J. Il. Atkins Thursday
for scrving.-,Mrs Allen Sabins under
went AN operation at the Fanny Allen
hospital Saturday Edward Jennings
had his hand badly injured last week
while handling a cartridge Dr. Ennis
took him at once to the Fanny Allen
hoSpitaL-Mrs. O. w Palmer has re-
turned from MorctoWu.- A. T.. Crandall
has sold his farm to Mr.. Brassur Of
Richmond.--James Whalen is now con-
fined to the house suffering from mumps
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

The following town officers were elected
Tuesday: Moderator F.. S Wright;
clerk. G. A. Gardyne: treasurer. r. :
Wright; selectmen. A. r. Gates. T.. +.
Touchette. G. NJ. Foley; overseer, j. r.
Dodge: listers. G. r. Berry. r II. lew
EFT, William Moffatt: road commissioners
j, ]. LaI'rank; school direct ors. T.. S.
Wright. Emerson Combs. Miss Josie Mar
tim constable, j. W. I.aFountain; audi.
tors. G. E. Fuller. W. s. Parker. Sheri-
dan Dow. Total tax voted .21o. The
town voted to refuse 10 appropriate any
money for perma nent roads
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ENOSBURG.

Eugene Perlcy was in this place last
week buying lumber of A. G. Call to
build a barn to replace the one burned
short time ago.-The condition Of
Erd'ne daughter OF w. and Mrs. g. -.
Raymore, who has been seriously III
with poison. is nor" comforta bic. -
Julianna. daughter Of the Rev and Mrs.
f.. 8. Nradenburs, met with a painful
accident recently while she and her broth
err, Paul. were splitting kindling, cutting
one toe SO badly that several stii ches
had TO be taken to close tina wound
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MILTON BORO.

russell and Dewey MCNall spent Tues
DAY ana NednesdaY at the home OF thei,
uncle. X. f.. BulloCk.-John Cameron has
bought Thomas Shcan's tenement house
ana moved there.--ticorEe STANLEY spent
tuesday night at home returning 10 Bur.
Ilngton Wednesday morning-NTr and
Mrs. Fay Berry spent Sunday at West
Milton. the guest of Miss Mildred Blake
Marion Stanley was al home from Bel
lows Free Academy over Sunday
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

James Thompson died early Friday
morning AT tho home Of his sister, Mrs.
Elizabeth Pollard, after few days i'll
ness with pneumonia. \ funeral service
was held at the house saturday. attc"
which tho body vas taken to AaSSa.
chuSctts for burial accompanied by
AusGstus y. Pollard. a nephew Moses
T., chase has sold his village propcrt y
In Lasnn tlnnl,cr-
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SHELDON.

Mrs. Il. Hunter has returned to her
home in Freighsburg. p Q.-The village
schools closed Friday for six weeks
vacation.-TIomer Fairbanks, who has
been quarantined for three weeks with
scarlet fever. is improving and released
from quarantine.-H. II. Mower is con-
fined to the house by illness-1ames
,Mackin of st. Adams was business
visitor in town March 3.-Horace Riley
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FRANKLIN

Fred Welcom has bought Of Edison and
Lula Wilder their farm here.-News was
received Friday of the death in New
York of Mr.. Gebhart, husband Of Miss
Carrie Wilder.-John Russell has pur-
chased OF John Bolio his barber shop,
pool room and ice cream parlors. He
took possession Monday morning. -Orson
Wright spent the week with his son,
DR.. W. ". Wright, in Georgia. john
Boio has purchased the stock Of tinware
and hardware of NJ T.. Titemore.-Sev
eral of the Young people were invited TO
the home Of Fred Wclcom Tuesday eve
ming, II being his sister, Ruths 18TH
birthday.--Mr. and Mrs. Edison Wilder
returned TO Sharon Saturday afternoon
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abb. rig.

Mrs T.. s Goodsell Of Isle La Mote
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
4. \. Cheesema A. Bates, who has
Oeen III for few weeks, il a little In
prov ed There was a luncheon in the
parlors of the Methodist Episcopal
church town meeting day. Mrs :.
Thomas is in Burlington iii with muScu-
lar rheunatism She is unable to move
with the exception % one h?;d ard er
head.
Miss Haze. G. Safes and Nelrl' :
Odel,. both OF IDS place, wer, married
Wednesday evening a eight o'clo. k BY
the Rev. r. Thornley, Snut. y wedding
upper was served al tn. home Of tn,
brides sister, Mrs. V q. Ba4scr. only
tho immediate reatiyes being present
Mr.. and Mrs OleN will reside In Ai'"rgl
for the present.-The following town o.
riccrs we're elected Tuesday: Moderate
H. " Marvin, clerk, Josie II l'W'S
SO lec:ne1, James Mcneil, W. T l'Gt 80
ms, isaiah Eoutali; treasurer. Josie Il
Lewis: oNerSeel of pooi, Herbert l. C,..'
ton. constable ana collector ABB, A.
Bohanaon: listers. ". A Creller, Ii ~
Marvin, Herbert T.. Brayton. town agent
George Tudhopo. to"r grand luror
Walter Macarthur, school directors, Har
~ Russell. Clayton V. NoNnoldS. II "
Marvia; read commas ion"l i1eolj
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