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LAM0|LLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.

News has been received of the sudden
death in Hardwick early Friday morning
of Mrs. Eula Reed Cobb. wife of w. S.
Cobb. Mrs. Cobb had been in her usual
good health and on Thanksgiving day
entertained a large party in a family re-
union. but was found dead early Friday
morning. Funeral services were held
Monday at 200 p. m, at her late home.
The deceased is survived by her hus-
band. w. s. Cobb, and son. Rosco
Cobb of the University of Vermont
Eula Cobb was a daughter of the late
Mary r, +. Reed, former resident of
Morrisville, who was engaged in the
millinery business. She was student of
Peoples Academy, having passed her
carly life in Morrisvillc.-Mr and Mrs
T.. T.. Silowsy had for THANKSGIVING day
guests Mr. and Mrs. Fred w. Silioway
and Two sons. Carroll and Lyle. of Nor
risvile and Mr. and Mrs. W, S. Silloway
and Llewellyn Patch of Wolcott--Mrs.
Bert Clark went Friday to Burlington.
hoping to return in a few days with Mr..
Clark, who is recovering slowly from a
recent serious operation.-Lcon Ward was
in Burlington Friday, going to see his
mother. Mrs. w. c. Ward, at the Mary
Fletcher hospital.-Mrs. Henry Smith
visited in Hardwick Saturday.-Mr. and
Mrs. James Martin of Glover. l.. A.
Markham of Woodsvllc, n H., and Mr.,
and Mrs. a. c. Gawing of Lisbon, n. H,
were week END guests al Mrs. Mary Canty
and DR.. j. NJ. Canty.-Nlrs. Georsianna
Stevens and granddaughter, Miss Mildred
Stevens, went Saturday to Worcester,
Mass, where Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens have
located.-Mrs. Burnett Tillotson of john
son came Saturday to visit her son, Lee
lC. Tillotson Miss Lucille G.. Robinson
went to Burlington Saturday evening, a
guest Of MIR. and Mrs. L.. .. Walter,
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RICHMOND.

Justin Gloyd died Sunday afternoon
after a two weeks illness OF pneumonia
at the homo Of Mrs. Lucia. The deceased
was 81 years OF age and leaves a brother
r. G. Gloyd of this town, and two sisters
Mrs s ". Saycs of this town and Mrs
dodge Philadelphia, The funeral was
held at the home of his sister Mrs
s W. Sayles, Wednesday at twelve
O'Clock, with mtermcnt in the family
,ot in Jericho,-Homer Berry, who is
attending the University Of Vermont. was
tho guest Of his parents, Mr., and Mrs,
A. G. Berry, over Sunday. Miss Ruth
Hilton returned Sunday evening from
Middlebury, where she has been the guest
Of friends for several days. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. T. stevens and family, who have been
guests of the Rev. and Mrs, r. y. Treat
I'm pittsford for several days, returned
home Monday evening Mi and Mrs
Fred Rrcssor Of Windsor arc guests OF
his parents, MI, and Mrs. J. Bressor. -
Mrs. l. g. Conant left Monday for Fal!
River. Mass, where she will be- tho guest
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Martin, Tor
several weekS.--W. r. Fuller spent sunday
With his wife at the Fanny Allen hos
pital-Edward Bacon has returned to
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HILL WEST.

The cottage meeting will be held at the
home Of Mr., and Mrs. II. Murray Friday
evening.-Mr and Mrs. Lewis Rushford
and Mr.. and Mrs. W p Shangraw We're
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. e. Rushford for
Thanksgiving day.--Feix Touchette of
East Berkshire recently visited his sis
ter, Mrs. &. Rushford. The public was in
vited to be present at the EnosburS school
exercises Tuesday. The program was
carefully prepared by the teacher, Miss
Austin. assisted by her pupils.--Mr. and
Mrs. T.. l.. Chase and family of Richford
spent THANKSGIVING with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs liawkins.-Mr. and Mrs. y.
Bcauchamp and three children OF East
Bakersfield have been visiting his moth
er, Mrs T Monteith.-Mrs. Ordway and
two children of East Berkshire spent a
few days last week with her sister. Mrs.
+. Jewett.-jMrs. Austin McGrail spent
Thanksgiving day with her daughter,
Mrs II Sylvester
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home ot r. e. Hammond Mr.. and Mrs
q. Is Emery were in sheldon, Thursday,
guests at tho home Of Harvey Chad
Week.-Mrs. Alice Hanver is home from
Morrisvillc. where she has been employ
cd Mr.. and Mrs. &. \. Dcwing. Master
Dolphus and Miss Marjorie spent Thanks
giving day at the home OF l.. +. Larabec
in Borkshre.-Mr and Mrs. Potter Field
man and Miss Laura Fcldman were at the
home Of Harry Forty in North berkshire
for Thanksgiving MIR. and Mrs. Lewis
King we're in Richford for THANKSGIVING
--Gucsts in town for THANKSGIVING includ-
cd Mr. and Mrs. =. \. Croft and children.
Ellen. Bernicc, Albert and Florence Of
Berkshire Mr. and Mrs. Noble Vincent
Of FrelighsburE. Que-Miss Ruth Ander-
son was a guest Friday and Saturday Of
Miss Ruth Olnstcad. Miss Anderson
left Monday for Burlington where she
has employment in the Home for Dcsti-
tutc children Joseph Pcao is ill.--Calvin
Hammond who was injured severely over
a week ago, Is improving slowly.
Schools in the hammond, Trouty and
village districts were closed from We'd
nrgdav until Monday for n THANKSGIVING
recess MIR. and Mrs. II. Il. Olmstead are
passing u few days in Montgomery Cen
tor. Hugh Kinney and Miss Lucille Ducll
IF berkshire were guests at the home OF
James Collins SUNDAY The Ladies' Md
will serve . dinner at tho church parlors
ThurS,laN The Womans Christian TEN
pcrance Union met SATURDAY afternoon
~ the church. The subject of the NEE e
ing Wae, The Spirit of Thanksgiving and
christmas" and was in charge of Mrs
Carrie Peterson. There was a good At
, Tendance. H. r. olmstead, T.. II. Cham
berlin. T.. w Olmstead and VI. Is. Judd
| have returned from East charleston -
| ". VI. Armstrong was at tho homo ot
! T.. n. Broe over Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs.
! r. w. olmstead and daughter, Thcima
| Visited in Shcldnn SUNDAY.
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CHARLOTTE.

W. " Beach has given up his position
in Canada and returned to his home here
Mrs. Ezra Williams has gone to the
Mary Fletcher hospital for treatment. -
Among those entertaining large family
parties on THANKSGIVING were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Mcneil. Mr. and Mrs Z. r..
Beers. Dr. and Mrs f. Il. Falby and the
Misses Byngton. who entertained for the
first time in their new home.
Miss Sadie Stone of Richmond apcnt
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Tucker.-Edward Mct1ovan. q grandson
of Alexander MCGOWAN, was quite badly
injured Tuesday. He was riding in a
road cart and jumped off, backing ur di-
rectly in the path Of an automobile,
which hit his head Or. Falby WAS inn
mediatcly summoned and rendered such
efficient first aid that in less than -
hours he was out Of dsnger.-Frod s
Mills of Haverhll. Mass. spent Thanks
giving with Mr.. and Mrs. George Edgor'
ton.-Joseph Manor. Sr. ot Burlington
has moved back to his home for the win
ter.-Mrs. George A. Fooic has gone tc
Cornwall to visit her niece. Mrs. Payne
-Mrs. w. J. Ross and son Ivan spent
Thanksgiving with MIR. and Mrs w. G.
Liverm ore Miss Dorothy Hamilton
teacher in district No. 8, had Thanks
giving exercises in her school Wcdnos'
day, November ~.
The Ladies' Md met in Library hal
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. May His'
bee as hostess. There was q good at
tendance.A diSpensation has been grant
ed to Chsmpain Chapter. 80. -, .. h
s. TO hold their meetings through the
winter in the afternoon aud tho regular
meeting for December will he held this
week Friday afternoon. opening at -
o'clock in Masonic hall II is expocte
members of La rlotte Chapter, NO. -
will l1e present. also Grand CouduCtres!
/ Mrs. Anna a. Evans of Burlington. who
will give a report Of the General Crane
Chapter, recently held in Louisville, NY.
! which Mrs. Evans attended. DR.. an'
Mrs T. Il. Stodadrd expect to leave Sat
urN1aY for Claremont y. H.. to spend thu
| winter with their daughters
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WEST MILTON.

There will he Sunday school at /: Is y.
m, and preaching service At 2:n y. m.
The pupils of Miss Mildred Blakc's school
gave an interesting exhibition the night
before Thanksgiving, doing great credit
TO themselves, and also their teacher.
Inc school-housc WAS filled with intes-
csted listeners and following the exercises
spent Thanksgiving at \. S. Morgan :
hold.-Mr. and Mrs Floyd Sandcrson
spent Thanksgiving a is. s. Morgan s
and MIR. and Mrs C. l.. Sandorson and
son, Orlow, at Edward Bernhard s. AZ
bert Friend and Tony Mcrccr we're
in Essen Junction last week. Mr.. Friend
purchasing a pair mules and Mr. Ncr-
Cicr a horse
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William Parish Of Montgomery, aged ~
wears. died at the st. Adams hospta
saturday night at $50 o'clock of leucocy-
themia after an illness OF three months.
The body was removed to the undertake
ing rooms of r. H. Mccorney and Mon
day at 7:20 O'Clock taken to Mont
gomerN, where the funeral services wcro
held. The burial was in Freighsburg
Quo. The deceased is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. e. A. Combs of Mont
Gomery and two sons. one in the West
and the other who resides in Rochester
n Y. The body was accompanied to
Montgomery by c. A. Combs.
AT the regular meeting of the Women's
Relief Corps, No. 81 G.. A. r.. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: President
MRS. NJ a. badd; senior vice president
Mrs. +. j. rartlow: junior vice president,
Mrs. q. w. Topper: treasurer, Mrs. T. IT,
SpauldnE; chaplain, Mrs. g. W. Bailey;
conductor, Mrs. II. II, Esmond; guard,
Mrs. F. F. Ashland delegates to the
general convention at Brattlcboro. Mrs.
+. F. Ryder and Mrs. j. O. Smith: alter.
mates. Mrs, II. l.. Scott and Mrs. Ash.
land.
Herman Lovely and Miss Ethel l.apoint,
both Of this city. were married Friday
at the homo Of tho groom by the Rev.
r. S Moltillor.
'','Ht warren ''7nlndn ana MISS Mary
N"c''he FcikeN' ho'h Oh inns CITY we're
,'d ,r'on ~ INC baptist Church December
- Wv NY - Wesley hdlter' pastor per-
forming the ceremony.
'>N" mas 'c'n r'''lNcn III THIS city
ot the death of Bartholomew Hale. aged
=. H'"'T, Nn''u occurred NJ MS nome IN
80, ~ ralrI'd HatnrnaN nlght at nine
"i''r seNerHl months illness ~
E1n tat
"'i'''" enter "os'aN' nc is survived
~ oIic siS''r' MISS oarah Hale, or North
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WESTFORD.

The Womans Union served dinner at
a the home of Mrs. Julia Bates yesterday.
In the afternoon thank offering program
was carried out.--Nr. and Hrs. Reed
Orton Of Burlington, Miss f., G, Allen Of
Lyndon Institute, Miss Lillian Petty of
the University of Vermont, Miss LcSsie
Corh of Jeffersonvillc and Miles Nelson
Of barnet are among those who spent the
Thanksgiving season in toVn.-Miss Lila
W-hippe of johnson and Charles Whipple
OF lIolyokc, Mass, have been spending n
few days at their former home. The Rev.
W. ". White has gone to Boston to at
tend the Baptist convention, and also the
sunday cvanGclistic meotnES
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MILTON BORO.

Pearl C;al,aree and q. A Stanly arc i'll.
MIR. and Mrs. John Shean. Miss Gretta
and Arthur Shcan spent Saturday night
and SUNDAY in St. .Albans.-A. q. Rrad-
Icy was in Brooksidc Friday.Mrs Maud
HoEaboon and family were here for
Thanksgiving. Mrs. Gregory and dauGh-
ter, Gertrude, spent Friday with her sis
ter Mrs. Ernest Elmer.-Ralph King has
returned TO FairfaX.--Don Cionyeau was
at Camp Rich Sunday.--Mrs. Il. l.. Mllls
was III st. Alhans November 29.-Mr and
Mrs Mortimer Reynolds and daughter,
Lucia, spent Thursday in St. Adams Al
the home of Thomas Shean. There Ma
a large attendance at the farmers meet
ing held at the school house December 2
The Misses isabelle Goodwin and Grace
Watson spent Friday night and Saturday
as the guests of Mac Bullock. la WrenCe
Stanly spent few days in Fairfax las
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MILTON.

Arnold Morton, an old and highly re-
rocted resident Of Milton. died at his
ONE in the northern part of this town
fonday afternoon in his 18th year Mr.
Horton was veteran of the Civil War,
member of Company D, 18th Regiment,
Vermont Volunteers, and member OF
William f. REYNOLDS Post g. A r He
survived by one son, william. of this
lace, and a grandson, Loren Phelps Of
burlington. Mr. Morton spent the greater
portion Of his life in Milton and his quiet.
bnassumlng disposition and his sterling
character endeared him to his man,
friends and neighbors.
a ten days mission is being
held at st. AIMS Church. \ priest
rom New Jersey is conducting the mis-
ion.--F. NJ Ballard was a week lend vis-
tor at l.. Wiley The Rev. d. H..
Strong attended the meeting of the W.
hooski Ministerial association at Bur
Iington Monday.--C'laude Fleming spent
Sunday at his home in F'letCher.-The
Following officers were elected at the an
tual election Of officers of The Modern
kVoodmen Monday evening: Consul. G.
3 Wood; worthy adviser. j, l.. Wagner,
banker, r. A. Coburn; clerk. Ira Turner:
fscort, Leo Shores; wstchman. George
lombard; sentry, Arthur Gonyeau, ply
fcians. L. e. Tiocombe and s. $. Coburn;
manager for three years. II. s. Allen.
Refreshments were served at the close
3of the meeting. Two new applications tor
membership were received.
The funeral of Mrs. John kingsbury,
WHO died at the home Of her son. VIII
1liam. Nov. -. after few hours ILL
ness, was held from the house FRIDAY
at 200 =. m. the Rev. L. +. Herrick
officiating. Mrs. Earl Bevins and &. y.
Wood sang two selections. MY jesus
Love Thee" and Peace, Perfect Peace. y
|'rhe intcrment was IN tho family lot be
side her husband in the village cemetery
She leaves two sons William and Charles
and one grandson. William r.
The subject of the sermon SuNday
morning will nc The Bitter and Sweet
lin Life Sunday school at noon Eve
hing meeting at $50, subject VICTORY
and Reward" Epworth League every
Tuesday evening at 100 u. M Thursda y
evening at 80, prayer-meeting at thc
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gons to Barre SUNDAY afternoon 10 re-
sumo her school work
corporal Edward S Tiff, Igth cavalry.
I. >. regulars. stationed a. CsrrazaI
Panama, who came to Fort jay, y. Y,
WIN some prisoners, has made his first
VISIT in Morrisville after an absence Of
ten years. has passed month with ro1a-
'ivcs hero and has now left for Los
Angeles, Cal, to visit his brother Albert
INIT. and other relatives. Corporal
Illtt VIII be remembered as A sci, of
Seymour Tiht, and a former T. A. stu
dont.-Mr. and Mrs. u. H. Parker OF
johnson have come to the farm home OF
his brother ~, H. Parker, for an er-
Tended stay.-Mr. and Mrs. a j. Smith,
Mrs q. w. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs G. II.
Herrick, Miss Bertha Hcrrick, Eosco
icrrick. Mrs Esther Fitch Mrs Minnie
Stcalc. Mrs, Winnie I}axondalc. Miss
Alma Bugbco Mrs. Nellie Bugbee, Mrs.
iC. =. Kramer, Mrs David McNaughton
ana J. G. Cheney were in Hsrdvick
Monday to attend tho funeral OF Mrs
w s. Cobb.--T'crt Clark, who Urderv ent
n serious operation NJ the Mary Fletcher
hospital some weeks ago, returned Sat-
urday evening. Mise Bertha Dur=au
hold Monday at the College street
went Monday to Burlington for few
daNs.-Mrs. Frank Woodsdc Of tryohurs
Nc, former resident is a guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. T. =. Cheney William Bates,
VINO. has been cutting Christmas troca
at Bolvdere. passed Sunday AZ his horq
hcrc.-Mr. and Mrs. Wallace <iddor vhG
have been passing their honey n,oou hcrs
with relatives. returned Monday 10 fris-
! tol, Conn .--Clcnn Merriam and Mark
/ Kellogg went Monday to Bristol. Conn,
where they will have employment
| Miss Louise ketchun. who has Acer
supplying as instructor in the CONNER
cial department at Peoples Academy
since Miss Grace Gates finished her work
here, has gone TO her home in Almi1a.
4 y. y, and Miss Julia l.. Murphy or
Eastern Harhor. Nc, who was engaged
tn I'll Miss Gates place. but vas Unable
to come at the time of Miss Gates going.
assumed her duties at tho openin-t . :
school after the ThankSrivlrg recess
Miss Murphy Is a graduate Of Bates COLI
lego. Lewiston. Me, and has had an cy-
pcricnce Of six years Of teaching Mrs
Anna Jones and son walter returned
Monday evening from visit ot two wecks
At the home of her sister, Mrs walter
n Groutc. in Worcester, Mass.-Mis5
, Rhoda Obcr returned 10 st. Johnsbu1y
Monday evening to resume her work az
toacher.--Waltor Ward, who has been
with Mrs. Ward since her recent opera
ton at tho Mary Fletcher hospital. re-
turned homo Monday evening, reporting
Mrs. Wards condition as improving
Mrs. L. W ~crrill went to Burlington
Tuesday 70 500 her mother. Mrs. Ward.
Miss May Hicket son. who has visited
tor some time at the home Of her sister.
Mrs. r. NJ. Banker, lot Tuesday for
her home at Poaslecville, y. '. Mrs.
Banker accompanied her sister to Bur-
Ilingtnn, where she passed the day
George Robson, who is employed At
Montreal came TUESDAY Tor tcV days'
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BAKERSFIELD.

Merritt start is spending a fe1 weeks
with his brother in Worcester. Mass
George Tuppcr, who has heon visiting in
Springfield. has returned home. MIR. and
Mrs. Harry q. Powers Of Richford spent
THANKSGIVING Day at the home Of n. t.
Cowan. Miss Lila CoUan of Eichfnrd l.
spending few days at home.--Roy f'Ul-
lington of Enosburg Falls WAS in town
Saturday, called by the death of Mrs.
Loretta Browu.-Mr. and Mr.. L. .. TIL
lotson and children spent ThanksGlFin
Day in rndorhill, the guests of Mrs. car
RE Jackson.--Tho dance given in tho town
hall Thursday evening vas attended by
81 cnnnln&
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Miss Florence thaGnon has gone to
Sutton, Que, where she intends to pass
the winter.-Mr and Mrs. James Collins
and SON Foster passed Thanksgiving
day with Mrs. Collins mother. Mrs. Kin
ney, in Berkshire-O. +. Bridge spent
Thanksgiving day at the home of his
son, /. Il. Bridge. at Browns Corner
William Stafford and family. and Ernest
Stafford and family have gone to stan
bridge East, Que, where the Messrs.
Stafford have employment in lumber
camp. Mr. and Mrs. u. A. Grant Master
Delbert and Miss Marion spent Thanks
giving day in st. Johnsbury, guests of
Mrs Grants brother, John Putfer,-Miss
Lillian RENDER of Worcester Mass, was
at her home here for Thanksgiving. -
Mira Herb Marsh of Sheldon is at the
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RICHFORD.

4 suit ot A. Leon FsteN Of this place
against The Maine Central railroad for
injuries sustained in crossing accident
in Gardner Ne, November =, 1919, and
which WAS 60, FOR trial in the United
states district court at Rutland. has been
settled GU, Of court by the railroad pay
ing Mr. Estcv s2l5o in fun satisfaction
Of his Clalm.-Albert +. buchanan and
Mis-. Hazel NJ. ingalls,. botn of Durham,
cue. were married Al the Methodist par
.onagc Wednesday. November - ny the
pastor. the Rev. j.. G. Guest-.tlvah CO.
burn IF Vancouver. E. G.. a former resi-
deut OF his place, is visiting in town
Miss Glenna Aver. who is teaching do
nestic science IN the Vail school Of Ag-
rirulturc at Ivndonvllc. passed the
THANKSGIVING recess in this place with
her mother Mrs Alma Aver Mrs,
George Shephcrd of sutton. Que. and J.
c. Richard of West DERBY visited at the
home Of Mr. Richards mother, Mrs,
thauncy Richard, last week MIR. and
Mrs Byron Kendall Of EnoshurE Falls
visited at The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. *,
shattuck over Thanksgiving. Mr. and
Gordon Robertson Of Waterloo Que. Wis
tied At the home OF their daughter, Mrs.
sheldon Boright, last week. Mr.. and
Mrs Harry White and son Of Burlington
iarc visiting at the home OF MIR, White 5
sisters, May and Eva White.-Nlr and
Nre. f. Fay Hopkins have gone TO Brook
field where they viii visit their son,
CLYDE and family, and from there will
20 TO AlIston, Mass, to visit a; the home
of their daughter, Mrs Thomas TAYLOR,
and son, Charles Hopkins; thence to
/ Omaha, Neh., TO pass the winter Will,
their son, clair, who is in the livestock
business in that citY.-Mrs. T.. Henry
4 Powell. who has been visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Powell
has returned to Burlington.-Henry l..
Badger of Lisbon, y. IL. visited in this
7 place last week
I DIR. g. w. Thornton, member Of the
faculty Of MCiill University, Montreal
who PASSED the past sumner in Europe
will address the mems Bible class at their
annual banquet Friday evening at the
Methodist Episcopal Church After the
| banouet he will give a public lecture or
boscital work in France and England
which will be illustrated with stereopticou
| views The fee will he * cents and the
proceeds are to be used for Canadian Rec
cross work The public lecture will be
gin at eight o'clock.-The Rev. L. NJ
Fuller went to Boston Monday for a
weeks visit. He will attend the specia
services which are being conducted ir
that city. Miss Sadie Maynard OF Enos
burg Falls visited at the home of Mrs
Henry Heath over Sunday.--The rummags
sale, having been moved to the parisl
hall. will be open there every Frida,
afternoon commencing December :, unit
further notice.-Miss Cora Gibson will 90
| 10 Titusville, Pa, this week to pass tn.
winter at the home Of her cousin, Mrs
lCharles A. Sloan.--Arthur Beckwith NV
Trick, rh D.. professor of romance lanrus e,
Land literature in tho University Of Yer.
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SHELBURNE.

The Ladies' Improvement society will
meet with Mrs. Fred Bacon Thursday at
ESQ p. MFR. and Mrs. Irving Fredettc
from Burlington and Miss Madeline sui
Ivan from the Fanny Allen hospital
were recent guests AT the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Fredette. Warren, the
Youngest child at Mr.. and Mrs. II. W.
Tracy, md. is ill.--Friday evening the
mems adult Bible class and the II. {.
Smith class will meet in the Methodist
Church parlors. The Rev. G. Y. Grismcr
Of Burlington Will address the meeting,
after which refreshments Will be served
Mrs. J. j. Collamer has gone
To kcescVillc. \. y. where she viii
spend a short time With relatives, visiting
her son, George, in Barre on her return
trir
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. e.. w. Powell and daughter, Mil
drcd, OF Burlington, were guests at GOV.
crnor GateS's over Thanksgiving. Miss
{. NJ. lIurlburt returned to Boston Sat
urday after spending a short time AT her
homo here. DIR. II. 4. Whitney aud fam
lily returned to their homo in Northheld
Monday. Miss Eta RENDER, who has
heeu spending a few days with her ia
Their, y. \. Rember, returned to Wor-
cestcr Saturday. Tho dancing school con
Quoted By Miss Brooks was we'll patron.
lied Friday night. Governor Gates and
son, Paul, attended the Nero club ban
uuet in Burlington last week