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MONTGOMERY.

The subject next Sunday morning 1T the
Methods; Episcopal Church will he
"Wha' 10 Think and How" address TO
children. Musical Signs: evening, Slip
rcry Places. Tile mems class was enter
tanned last night by Mrs. Ernest Boynton.
a very Interesting evening was spent
Thursday when the literary section of
the guild gave several papers on early
Me hodiSm, Special mention should he
made as regards the paper by Miss Eliza :
beth Fuller on The History uf Method
ism in MONTGOMERY and District" The
Guild vii, give sugar on snow social to-
night at the home of Mrs II. j. Fuller
Miss Alice Snodgrass Of Waterloo. Que.
is staying with he" parents for an inden-
mite pel'od.-N,iss Mabel Parker is at
home from White River Junction for The
: spring vacation. Miss clara Wheeler ha
been confined TO the house for scvera
days with severe cold.-MrS DornY is
again very il-Mrs. NJ w Clarence Mil.
Ter has been very i'll for n few daV.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Miss Kate Chaver has gone TO Bur
lngton to visit her sister. Rosie Chayer.
-Wyman and .\llcene Brush are visiting
their aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. G. s.
Brush, in Bolton.-Nirs. T.. G. Wells and
daughters are spending two weeks in
PlJnfed and Montpeler.-The Misses
Marjorie and Marion Newton spent Nom
day in BurlnGton.-Ralph Brewster spent
sunday with friends in John Mrs.
NJ u. Young was in Burlington Tuesday
and WedncsdaY.-M and Mrs. +. j.
Gates We're visitors in Burlington 1ues-
laY.-R. q. Reynolds Of Montpelier spent
Sunday with his mother Mrs NJ. NJ.
Reynolds, Frances Flsgg went Fri.
day to Alburg to visit Mrs. Jennie Wiley.
Mrs. Conroy I.eavens and daughter.
Virginia. are visiting relatives i'm town
this Wcek.-W. y. Lang and \. r. Dav
were in Burlington NpndaY.-Niss Isola
l.abounty, Kenneth Newton, Charles
Wells and Frank Pitman, who have been
spending q two weeks vacation at their
homes here returned to Morrisville Tues
day to resume their school work in
People academy.
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BINGHAMVILLE.

The funeral of Mrs. Laura Parsons, a
former resident Of this place, WHO died
of pneumonia at the home of her son,
Herman Parsons. in Stowe Sunday. was
held here at the Methodist Episcopal
church Tuesday afternoon at l;3o O'Clock,
the Rev. I.emuel Davis of Stowe officat-
Ing. assisted by the Rev. j. II. Wills
of this place. The bearers We're A. b..
Wigs. Charles Sargent and Joseph
White Of stowe and Clarence Spafford
of Winooski. Among those from out Of
town to attend the funeral were Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Parsons and Miss Ella
Sargent Of stowe, Mrs Retta Parsons
and daughters, Winona and Evelyn. of
Burlington, +. u. Ballard and daughter.
la, of Cloverdale, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.
Parsons and Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ Par
sons Of FalrfaX.-Thc remains Of Fred
II. Ellis, who was for many years a
resident Of this place. We're brought here
Wednesday from bakersfield for burial
Mr.. and Mrs. &. +. Corse We're In
-. Adams yesterday on business w. ]
clark. who has been i'll with the grir
for several weeks. is able to nc out -
Several farmers are tapping their sugar
places.-A. II. Hooper was in Burling-
ton yesterday on business
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SWANTON.

The oxford company from the White
Bureau gave the last entertainment Of
the lecture course on Saturday evening
The St Michael's hockey team have
challenged the Taquahunga hockey team
TO n match for the championship of the
State. Manager Mulheron of the high
school baseball team has 3 hoduled -
games with high school teams, with two
dates not filled. The opening game viii
bC ON the home grounds with FnoSnur-
Falls April IL Games are arranged with
ST, Adams, Bellows Academy. johnson,
brigham Academy and Milton,--ltchard
Colomb is at Enosburg Falls installing
machinery for u mill Mrs. May Priggs
uf bradford, Mass. is Visiting friends In
SWal'un and NicinitN.-rhc ~. Patrick $
entertainment nj Columbia hall FRIDAY
evening drew "A crowded house.--Mrs II.
j. Brown is visiting in Ottawa Mr. J.
H. Mou isun has returned from New
YORK. Mss Provost. who has been il
With diph,hcria at tho home Of Georro
rcnclL is improving Homer Curliss of
Iicrksh hire has been in town ON account
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

Mrs. G.. T.. Smith Of Morrisville visited
at J g rrockcr's Monday. Her daush-
ter Miss Murill, who has been there sew
cral DAYS, returned with hcr.-Mrs. G. Fl.
Southcr is improving from her recent itl-
ness-Mr and Mrs. w. t., Kirby are the
parents Of a son. born Saturday evening.
Homer Clark is at home from his south-
ern trip. having spent y couple Of weeks
in several places in NirCiria.-A daughter
was horn to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller
March Is The 81. patrirk's dance Fri-
day evening was a pleasant event. about
"a couples attending Leo Grimes went
Sunday to Cambridge and will work for
Robert Reynolds Mrs. Homer Clark.
who has been employed as nurse in John.
son. is at home Miss Ettie Clark, who
las con in Euoshurr for some time, is at
home, Tho feed store, managed by Will
lard Manning, is opened AGAIN after he-
ms closed for Week.-Mrs., Frances
Newton came saturday for an indefnits
stay with her son. q. \. Newton
Mite society served dinner to yearly ~
Thursday. Floss is spending the
week in Eden with relatives. The Misses
Marjorie and Frcda llayford Of Morris
Vile have been spending several DAYS
with their aunt Mrs. g. NJ. Griswold =
Rehekah Davis oC Burlington is guest
Of her sister, Mrs Eula Witherel. Mrs,
| Withcrcll's little son. Donald. who resides
! with his grandparents in Cambridge, il
also here -- Mrs. Minnie Noshurg of CAM
bridge, Mass. has returned home after
several weeks in town.--N pleasant at.
| Continued on page Twelve.l
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FAIRFIELD.

Miss Bessie S"hoonnaker of rroy, y
y. Is visiting Mrs. w. II. Fairchild --
Miss Nellie g. Farrand. who has been
i'll Tor some time, is able tn he out o.
Mrs. John Fitzgerald. who has been CON
fined 10 her ned, is better Mrs George
It!"N of Chicago, who has been at the
home of her her. Cant Gilbert for
two weeks, left for hcr home Monday
Miss Ncllie Macia is visiting in Mont
gomcry,-A. q. Finn was in Bakersfield
Monday and Tuesday on business. 49,
Harold Wallace, who is attending God
dard Seminary, Barre. passed Sunday
At his home here, going hack to school
Monday morning, Miss Helen Wallace,
VINO teaches school in Richford IL at
home on vacalon.-M SIS katherine
81 WAND and May Wallace are in John
SON AZ the Normal school taking a
teacher training course II. Doane
and family were in 81, .Nlbans Monday,
Charles Doane. who attends the lNn-
donvillc Institute, has been home he
cause Of scarlet fever in the school, has
returned to his studies Monday.-Miss
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BAKERSFIELD.

Fred ID. Ellis, respected resident of
this town for several years. died Sun
day morning after a long illness with
Brights disease. The immediate cause
OF his death, however was an attack
of the grip, which he suffered about a
week ago. Mr.. Ellis was ~ years old
and veteran of the Civll War. lie
is survived by his wife aud two daugh-
tiers. Mrs Nelson Wanzer of Swanton
and Mrs. Andrew Frakes Of Renwick
Iowa. The funeral was held We'd
nesday at the house at nine o'clock, the
Rev II. Clay Searles Of East Fairfield
officiating. The interment was at
Binghamville cemetery. Mary Jen-
dron of Mansonville. +. O.. is visiting
relatives in town.--NIiss Gertrude Brady
of Barre is spending the Easter vaca-
ton at home.-Lela Cowan OF Richford
is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs
D. l.. Cowan.-Miss Florence Holland Of
Barre is the guest Of Gertrude Brady.
"A son was born to MIR. and Mrs.
Arthur G. Wells Thursday Eliza bet h
McNaney of Barre is at home for the
Easter vacation.--Mrs. Nelson Wanzer
of Swanton has been In town for sew
eral days. called here by the illness and
death OF her father. +. -. Ellis. Mrs
with the grip. is improvins slowly The
infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G.
Wells died Sunday morning.
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MORRISVILLE.

MIS- Is IS '"''N an" MIS- '''"' He na,'
I've went I" Nlho"FK' Sa'"r"aN I" nc VII"
tho formers SOIL Gurus oloE' Nh" was
/" undergo an operation 'oO h'i''"'Vl"N
saturday r. the 'ahhN N4'h h"S"''d'-
Mis-" lhe'ma ti"N'' Neh' rrI"'N 'o 'eI
ferS"nNiic !" NiSh nor '''n'r' W r.
tioNet' ana hfotl"r' Fla'lN ''NNe"-har-
ley wilson OF inc MONTH" 'or SEMINARY ~
Al nome i"t ~ u"Ns Na'' '"0'
Ao'e Nmsd'h N''' Hhl"'''N I" h"'''hS-
ton passing SUNDAY WIN h'f 'r"'oe'' '''
a Nmsd'h' "'" %"lnG Mohd"N 10 Mont
pe''"r' Whe'' Sn' mas hoS'non' Mrs
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ELMORE.

l.. +. Seuesac Of Addison returned home
Monday after weeks stay in town.
Mr.. and Mrs William Kaiser and son.
Orlo, spent several DAYS in Stowe tho
first of the wcck.-,ienrCo Mack Of Eos.
ton is visiting his sister, Mabel Decell. -
Hunting and iishin" licenses are now
ready at the town clerks office, w ord
has been received from addison Of tho
birth March - OF a daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. sumner Faicv. formerly of this
town.-Wendall Spaulding spent the week-
end in Morrisvlle with his grandmother.
Mrs. Fila Si'owaY chester Smith
returned home Saturday from Shelburne.
Edwin Luther visited his sister, Mrs.
Ernest Clark, the last OF the week on
his way home to Craftsburv from Shell
hurnc. where he has worked for three
m, he
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Twins We're horn to Mr., and Mrs. HON.
or Touchettc Monday morning Louis
HhalifouX has moved from the farm OF
d. r. Dodge 10 Woodbury. Center.-A son
was born Tuesday to Mr.. and Mrs W.
j. Wright-C, NJ Foley and +. F.. Touch
cite have appointed =. q. Brennan a
selcctman-Eu Eugene and Myra Bailey have
bought OF Fuller and Louise Baker their
house on Mill street for $3.50. Mr.. and
Mrs. Baker will move Ia the village to
live.-Mrs Il. -. Worden has gone to
| Rutland to visit her parents.-Beeman
/ Rushford is very i'll at Bshop and Don
ahue's camp.--The mems Bible class at
! tho BAPTIST Church is arranging for n
now sugar social in the near future, the
proceeds 10 60 towards new pews for the
! church
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j.irelJ fIcskns is spending his vacation
"ith his simultaneous, Mr.. aud Mrs A
e. HusknS at jericho t.Hicv.-.Mrs
'Nn.:c Wardiaw and duusr,cr, May.
VINO tdvo been v,sitinS her parcnt2. Mr..
o:,d Mrs Vert brigham, have returned
a. 81 Alba Miss iia2el pettmCll,
who teaches in Essex Junction, has
clio, Cd nor school for a few weeks yaca-
zion and returned 10 hcr homc.-N. g.
Nay went 80 Milton Monday on business
and reformed Tuesday.--M.ss Jose
pheuo Fcttneill, who is attending high
school At Essex junction, il IA home
during her vscation--Miss Helen Cash
more H. spending = few days with her
parents, Mr.. ard Mrs William CASH
moro. Hiram Humphrey. who is board
ing at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
George Foster had the misfortune to
foil ard break his hip, Friday.-Bert
Mctcalf of stowe was an over Sunday
visitor at the home of Mr. anL Mrs
William Jacksonville honor ~ call
for Primary no is as follows: Fuli
attendance. Loretta irish and Fanny
Irish; absent one day or less, Mary
Irish. Grace Thurstou. class leaders.
grade one. Bculah Garland. Harold Pet
tmsll; grade two, Florence Garland,
barbara Whitney: grade three, Fanny
lrish. Vera Pettingill-Miss Bessie Fer
Cival has succeeded Dennis Rood as mail
carrier between the, railroad station and
the postoffice.-A son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Irving Irish March lin pro-
bate court Bailey Williams has been APP
pointed executor of the estate of Hawley
Castle of Essex with Samuel Keller and
charles r. Davis commissioners and APP
prsisers.-Warren Buxton has been con-
fined TO tho house the past week with
a hard cold.
\ meeting Of the Farmers club is to he
held at the parish house Thursday eve
ming for the purpose Of electins officers
aud transacting other important husl-
ness.
The funeral Of Mrs. Louisa Blood VIII
he held Thursday afternoon at two
o'clock at the house. The Rev. n H.
Sturges of Tnderhil will officiate. IN
tcrmcnt will he in the village cemetery.
Tho relatives requested that flowers he
omitted. Charles Brady of Essex June
ton is spending a few days at tn" honle
81 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Adrian-Mr.
and Mrs John Flint Of Essex W"f" IN
town TuesdaN.-AIiss Bernie" Bullock rs
confined to the house with chicNen-
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HUNTINGTON.

TIL, funeral of william Martin ST.,
was held at the church Thursday after
noon at 80 O'Clock, the Roy. &. V. French
officiating. Mr., Martin was the Oldest
male resident of tn" town. his age being
s. years. He leaves two sons, William
Jl. and Bert Martin of this town. Among
those attending the funeral We're Edwin
Ransom and Mrs. Nina Whitmarsh Of
Jericho.
The Henry family presented at the
S. Of /. hail Saturday evening Meg
from Mayo TO fun house The Kings
Daughters share OF the entertainment
amounted to sl910.-Miss Ruth Norton
II at home from MONTPELIER for a week g
vacation The Earacea Ihlaihea meet
iu- was held Wednesday, cTeniut with
;hc Rev. and Mrs. French.-'rhe BAPTIST
society will held its monthly meeting
satu'da" a II" parsonage, Mrs Mark
Aver will entertain tho next :"e't.nr Of
,[irc'S Dauehtorg.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Charles Osborne OF Burlington spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. cynthia
Osborne.-StanleN Pike of Burlington was
at home over :iundaN.-The condition Of
Mrs. NJ $ Thomas is somewhat i'm
proved.-Mrs. John MONTGOMERY spent
several days las; Week In Swanton among
relatives. Several of Ira La lombard s
friends gave him a surprise Friday in
honor of his 18th birthday. The evening
was spent in dancing and music and re-
freshmcnts were Servcd-Stuart Samson
was In Rouses Point. y. Y. Monday
Mr. and Mrs. David Tulip of Crazy. y,
Y. spent Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. Henry Jarvis.-W. II. MAYOR was In
Champlaln. y. Y. recently on business
trip.-Miss Marie Jarvis is spending some
times in ChaHv, ~ V, among friends and
relatives.-Miss Ina I.aBombard. who was
operated upoa al the Mary Fletcher hos
pital, is expected home this wees
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

Mrs. u. w. steele and da lighter. Irene,
left Saturday morning for I.eXingt on
Mass, where they will spend two weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. 3. j. Wiliams.-E.
II. Cross OF St. Adams spent sunday IN
town.-The Kings daughters society met
with Miss sarah a. Place last Saturday
afternoon Mrs. r. c. Eimball and
daughter Barbara, are visiting in West
field. Mass. Mrs. T.. \. Bates is rapidly
convalescing from a severe attack of
grip.-I a. churchill Of Bakersfield
was in town Saturday on busness-M
r. l.. Trombly entertained the liishsate
Quadrillc club at her home Friday eve
nng-F f.. NJ J. l.amoreauX and John
H. Bomba rider of Bedford We're in town
two davs last week on business.
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WESTFORD.

Archie Rice, who has been i'll with
rneumona. is improving. The infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Rice is also
better. The FortniGhtlY club Will meet
with Miss Lennie Grow Thursday
Mrs. Maurice Irish is at Essex Junction
to have her car treat"d.-Miss Ruth
stuart, who has been teaching in JEFF
fersonville is spending her vacation
with her brother. George Stuart.-Mlss
Carolyn MaCombcr and Miss Betty Kim
hall returned to their work in Lyndon
Institute MondaY.--Wcstford was de-
feated in the bask etball game with lis-
SEX at the town hall Friday evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson of Wakefield,
Mass. arc visiting w w. Calkins.--
Miss Lila Whippl" of Johnson is visit
Ing her brother, Charles Whipple.-Mrs.
John ballard is ill.--Th" rNthiau sis
tors gave n promenade and whist
party at their hall Wednesday evening.
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Naa on the docket OF Franklin county
'"utt FOR ;hc Marcia term, has been set
ti"d. The plaintiff had as counsel NJ. H.
NcNauder and tine defendant WAS repre-
scented pv G. G.. Austin & Sons.
y: the adjourned annual meeting of the
Vermont $tatc Poultry association held
at the store of g. l.. curtis on kingman
street Wednesday,, March Is, the following
officers Wcrc elected: President. A. t..
Wheeler: secretary. NJ. ID. Jarvis: show
secretary. f. w. Sault. financial se2i.-
tary, C. T. Wilson: treasurer, g.. l.. Curtis
directors, A. T.. Wheeler, NJ. -. Jarvis.
g. l.. curtis. T.. w. Sault, II. 7. Sweeney,
+. q. Burncu. Il. p Greene, j., II. t.
Burbank of this city and S. Q. Brush OF
burlington
When Franklin county court reconvcned
Monday afternoon at two o'clock after
the recess from Wednesday after
noon, the case of Paul A. Desmarchias
VS.. stephen n. Frost. tort, was taken
up The plaintiff seeks damages for
alleged injuries received November while
riding with the defendant in his auto
mobile. lie had hired the Defendant I"
tax" him To Burlington ana the accident
occurred ON bridge near Milton. W.
,
/ Fletcher hospital in BuriihGtoh' Wnere ne
remained a week FOR treatment
Assistant Judges Ellis W. oster anu
| charles A. EardNhe ri"oe ''e appoi''
| ments OF liquor license colnit'iSsioners
! Monday afternoon LOT 81 ADAMS oi.S
and Swanton' the only towns III ia .'hi'''
| county that voted 70 license tne sale OF
liquor FOR the coming SesF' me Vi"
I board was re-appoin'eo Tor 81 A'oa''s
city, VIZ, Nelson "a Il hcuyer. 'onn d.
/ FINN ana orih ~ fease, ana ior swan
! ton the same men VINO served Two year
ago when mat town voted IN FAVOR OF
/ license were appo'nteu' ineN are foiner
}. Brown FRANK ~ nan ana 'harIes r.
/ l. coNcf'
III FRANKLIN county court luesoaN morn
/ ing the jury returned Nerdict LOT 'ne
def'hdaht III the case OF faui ~ Des-
marchias VS.. stephen n. Frost tort NJ
| the opening OF court Elmer Johnson mace
| his argument LOT the pialn'iit ana was
! followed ny warren r. AUSTIN lot the
| detehct' me Jury returned the Nero'''
AFTER about an hours CONSIDERATION o'
tile case. This afternoon the case OF
/ the Buck Real Estate company VS. Johl
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RICHFORD.

G. j. Whitehead celebrated his GSth
birthday anniversary at his home on
ELM avenue, March IT, The occa
sion was mad" exccptionally pleasant
by the presence Of his siA daughters.
Mrs F.. Stone of Waterloo. Que. Mrs.
T., u. White Of Boston, Mrs w A.
Donoway, Everett. Mass, Mrs Cedric
McKut"hoon, West Bronze. QUE Mrs
Arthur parrah sutton. Que. and Mrs
4. r. Purdy Of this place \ birthday
dinner was served in honor of tho oc-
on sion and beside those already named
were A. r. Purdv and Mr. and Mrs. D.
G. Sanhorn Of this place. Mrs. Sanborn
being sister OF Mr.. Whitehead.
Miss Cienevieve Miller and Miss
Merle I.aneur ar" visiting friends
in Duukin. que, Miss knight. the
training teacher in Derby Academy. Der
by. visited the training department in this
place last ThursdaN.--Thc Rowso cream.
cry. which has hcen closed for three
months. will he reopened Tor business
about April l. =. -. Nozo. an exper,
huttermaker, will lie ia charge. Several
from this place Went to sutton. Que
sunday to attend the funeral service and
burial Of Mrs. Saphronia Foley. Mrs.
Foley was ~ years old and a native n
Richford a daughter Of the late Joseph
Rounds. tier early life was passed in
Richford. but for the past N wears she
had resided III Sutton, Que. She is sur
yived by one son, Joseph Foley. with
whom she lived and one sister Mrs Mar,
L. smith. Of this place The rerula,
monthly meeting of tho Rjchrord \vo
mans club, which was 10 have been hello
| nj he
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FRANKLIN.

Governor Gates and daughter, Miss
Edith, went to New York Friday To at
tend the annual banquet of Nermonters
in New York, which was held In Brook
lyn SATURDAY night. While in New York
the, were guests of o. +. llibhard.
They returned home Tuesday.-NIr. and
Mrs. Wilmer Whitney of bakersfield were
guests of his sister, Mrs. &. |" ToWle,
MondaN.-A good number of the friends
and relatives Of MIR. and Mrs. II. A. Ti''-
more gathered at their home Saturday
evening, It. heing the Goth anniversary OF
their marriage Mrs. Hannah Rachard
died last wccl, Wednesday afternoon at
tho home Of her daughter, Mrs, George
llakey. The funeral was held at the
house Sa 'urdaY at one o'clock, the Rev.
NJ. A. Turner officiating. Burial was at
Pigeon nm. She was "a years. FIVE months
am, eight DAYS old.
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GEORGIA..

ming There will he Initiation in first and
second degrees. also a school program. -
Ruth Ballard and her mother are still
in Burlington at the hospital. Fra NJ.
Pierce s a little improvcd-Grace and
Wellington Rragg are al home for the
Faster vacation, also Grace Wood Hale
Nyr, Asa Patten and Sadie Wilbur --
Mrs Ellen Ballard is still confined &c
the hed.--Mrs W. II. Wright aud chill
dren have returned from few days
stay In Franklin. whore she was prcscn,
at the 18th anniversary of MIR. anG
Mrs. Titcmore's wedding.