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CHARLOTTE.

The fair given by the different schools
in town at the vestry Friday afternoon
proved both enjoyable and instructive.
Nearly all the pupils in town were in at
tendance and a number of their parents
and friends. There were exhibits Of vege-
tables. canned fruit, sewing and fancy
work, drawing and some livestock. In
the competition for the prizes offered by
the school directors. the Prindle school.
Mrs. Eugene Shortsleeves, Jr.. teacher.
won first honors. with an average OF Isl
points per pupil; the Hazard school stood
second, Miss Paine, teacher, with an aver
age Of 1875 points; and the school in the
Foote district, Miss Beulah Dow. stood
third with an average of lis points. The
fair reflects great credit on the exhibitors.
directors. and teachers and they are plan
ming for a better and bigger one next year.
MIR. Montague and Clarence Frnk of the
Plattsburgh camp and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hall of Brookfleld spent the week.
end at the Frink. homestead.-Mrs. Alma
Dean Of Hanover. N. H.. spent few days
in town last week.-Edwin Burroughs of
the Plattsburgh camp spent Sunday with
his aunt, Mrs. j. p. Ramsey.-Russell Will
liams OF T. c. A. spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Stanton Will
liams.-Anyone wishing to contribute in
dividual pies for the soldiers Halloween
supper at Fort Ethan Allen is requested
to let the president of the Red Cross,
Mrs. Ramsey, know at once
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SOUTH HERO.

Mrs. Elmer Hill. who has been in
Burlington hospital for four weeks. came
home last Friday.-The Christian En-
deavor meeting was held last evening.
On account of the frequent rain and
scarcity of help the farmers are having
difficulty in harvesting their crops.-The
annual Masonic meeting of this district
was held yesterday at Isle La Motte.-
Mrs. Petty entertained the Thimbe club
and other guests at a Mother Goose party
last Friday afternoon.-A Liberty Loan
meeting will be held in the town hall
Thursday evening, October %. Good speak,
ers will be in attendance and everybody
is cordially invited to attend.-Word has
been received from State headquarters ask
ing that final report Of our war fund be
given. The committee in charge of this
fund will appreciate it II any who have
unpaid subscriptions will hand them in SO
that this matter may be closed up.
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NORTH HERO.

The small daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Watson. who has been ill, Is
somewhat improved.-Mrs. Lettie HAGEN
of Alburg visited in town few days last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. Wyethe Hutchins
are parents of a daughter, born last week.
Mrs. Carrie Y. Bacon and daughter,
Ethel, have moved to Alburg. where they
will run boarding house this winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Lavigne are the par
ents Of a son.-Niiss Naomi Way visited
friends In Burlington over Sunday.-Miss
Gladys Krkness visited at the home Of
Mrs. c. e. Brown Saturday and Sunday.
The Cheerful Workers society will
meet for work Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Fenton Hazen. Supper will
be served for which everyone is invited
The Catholic Church Is undergoing quite
extensive repairs, one of the additions be-
ing a bell and bellfry.-Ichabod Niles of
Rutland Is in town.
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LAM0|LlE COUNTY
STOWE.

The Rev. f. Llewellyn Goddard. pas
tor of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church in Stowe since May, 1916,
read his resignation at the morn
ing service Sunday morning. In COM
pliance with Mr.. Goddards wishes and
by arrangements previously made by
District Superintendent w. r. Duke
shire. the resignation. which will take
effect October 81. has been officially
accepted. Mr.. Goddard has in consid-
GRAFTON a call to a Vermont charge and
also one in Massachusetts, and has not
yet decided which he will accept. He
will give his farewell address at the
morning service next Sunday. when he
will give an analysis of the work of
the charge. A special service will be
arranged. to which the business men.
patriotic orders. fathers and mothers
are especially invited.-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry T. Raymond quietly observed
the 50th anniversary Of their marriage
at their home near Seven Springs"
Sunday. Mr. Raymond is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Raymond. Mrs. Ray
mond is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
jeremiah Sargent. both old Stowe fam
lilies. They were married by the Rev.
Hosea Ballou in Montpelier. October 81.
1867. They lived in Rochester and
Bethel for a number Of years. but have
passed most of their lives in Stowe
Mr.. Raymond has been a farmer for
the most part. has held the office of
road commissioner many times, and has
been selectman several times. Mr.. and
Mrs Raymond are not in very good
health, in consequence of which no at
tempt to celebrate the day publicly was
made.-Mrs. Clara Robinson, who re-
turned Saturday from Bolton, where
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aunt. Mrs. Davis was accompanied home
by Mrs, Frank Wilson. Mrs. Wilson
returned to Bolton Monday.-Mr. and
Mrs. l.. A. Johnson and daughter. Ruth,
Of Richmond. and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Johnson of Williston were guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. Johnson
Sunday.-Mrs. G. T.. Bartlett is pass
ing few days in Burington.-Mr.
and Mrs. A. A. Royce and guests,
Mrs. Williams and Mrs. King of Michi-
gan, who visited Mt. Mansfield Sunday.
report snow several inches deep.-C. n.
Adams is moving to the house in the
park recently purchased of Mrs c. A.
Simmons.-Mrs. Fred Tatro went Mon
day to Waterbury. where she has a
case of nursing.-Mrs. Helen A. will
kins entertained a Red Cross chain
party Saturday afternoon.-Mrs. A. w.
Collins at the lower village entertained
Red Cross chain party Saturday ar
ternoon.-G. A. Burnham Of the Vail
school at Lyndon was at home over
Sunday and is moving his family and
household goods to Lyndonville
A despatch received by Mr.. and Mrs
c. l.. Gates of Morrisville Thursday
night announcing the safe arrival in
France of their son, Whittier Gates, OF
the 10lst ammunition train. 26th divi-
sion. 9Th company. American expedi.
l tionary foros. IL Of interest to Stowe
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

Tuesday night-Arthur Cushen has moved
his family to Burlington, where he has a
lob in the brush factory.-The Rev. II. @.
Banks, Miss Alice Talcott, Annie Cas-
well and Miss Edna Osborne attended the
Sunday school convention held In Middle
bury last Thursday and Friday-The mid
week prayer-meeting will be as usual this
week at the Congregational Church at
7:45 o'clock.-Mrs. Fortune has rented Mr.
Cushcn's house and is moving In this
week.--J. II. Bryant and daughter, Ger
trude were guests of Mr.. Bryant's
nephew, Elmer Bryant, in Richmond
Wednesday. There was a box social at
Alice Talcotts last Monday night. given
by the young ladies and mems class
There was a miscellaneous shower given
at Alice Talcott's one day last week for
Miss Vera Larrow, who was married at
her home in the southwest part Of this
town last night.-Arthur Rymue has gone
to Worcester, Mass. where he has a job.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ALBURG.

Mrs. Harry Smith and daughter, Eliz-
abeth, have been visiting relatives in
Enosburg Falls.-Mrs. Leon Fadden spent
few days last week with relatives in
St. Albans.-Mrs. Henry Glode of Cham
plain, N. Y, and sister. of Cleveland,
Ohio, visited at the home of their nephew,
Richard Roberts, October 1.-THE
Village Improvement society met at the
home Of Mrs. w. E. Flynn October H.
Eleanor Goodsell is spending two weeks
at the home Of her aunt, Mrs. r. H. Rob-
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SHELDON.

The e. w. c. Of the Methodist Church
will give harvest supper and a short
entertainment In w. c. Marsh's hall Fri
day evening.-Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bo-
cash and daughter. Calista, visited at
John Myott's in East Fairfield Sunday
Miss Blanche Gorton visited her sister,
Mrs. Howard Mitchell. in East Fairfield,
last week.-Mr and Mrs. Howard Mitch
ell visited at the home Of her mother, Mrs
Ale Thompson. Sunday.-Mrs. Daniel Nor
gan of Waterville is visiting at T. H.
Morgan's.-The war meeting. which was
held in w. c. Marsh's hall October 49,
was largely attended. The speaking,
singing and music was enjoyed by the
many people who attended the meeting
Many people Of this town attended tho
war convention held in st. Adams last
Wednesday evening.
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JERICHO.

The B. Y. p. L. will have a sociable Fri
day evening at the Baptist Church parlors.
Refreshments will be served. after which
there will be speaking and music. This
occasion is in honor Of the B. Y. p. U.
being organized Is years.-Mrs. Nor
ton of New York city is visiting her par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. w. w. Smith.-C. L.
Potter has sold his farm on Church street
with the stock and tools to NJ. p. Orvis
of Shelburne for $780, possession to be
given November Mrs. Hattie Otis is
spending a few days with her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. James McClure.-Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Tillison and children of Bakers
field were visitors Sunday at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurd Montague.-Myrtle
Algers is working for Mrs. Fred Percival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stevens have been
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Davis
and daughter. and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s.
Sweeney of Island Pond-Nlrs. Joseph
Bissonett Is preparing to go and live this
winter with her daughter. Mrs. Harvey
Horner. in East Burke.-Miss Pansy Buzz
zell, who has been confined to the house
with severe cold. is able to be out around.
Grant Thomas was an over-Sunday Wis
itor in Jeffersonville.-Miss Clara Styles
was at home from Burlington to attend
her great grandmothers funeral Monday.
-Mrs. Charles Hulburd Of st. Adams
was visitor at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
George b. Hulburd Sunday evening, re-
turning home Monday morning.-Mr. and
Mrs. c. K. Mason and Miss Bernce Har-
vey OF Alburg Springs were over-Sunday
visitors at the home OF Mr. and Mrs Mel
win Mason's.-Mr.s and Mrs Max Buxzell
and DR.. and Mrs. G. B. Hulburd were
visitors In st. Adams Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hulburd.-Pro-
lessor and Mrs. George Story Of BurlinR-
ton were at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Hurd Montague Saturday.-W.W.s Smith
of Jeffersonville was an over SUNDAY
visitor at his home.-Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Partridge and children were visitors in
Essex Sunday.-Mrs Hiram Hanley Is
visiting her cousin. Mrs. Fanny Bullock
In Springfield. Mass.-W. w. Smith and
family were In Burlington Saturday.
The American Red Cross wishes to sent
Christmas packets to all drafted soldier.
here and abroad. Any who desire to as
sist In this way. apply to the secretary
Miss Adrien. for information. The Bur
lington ladies have expressed wish tina
assistance be rendered them in the making
Of pies for distribution among the sol
diers on Halloween. Those in this vii
iage who feel that they can render al
notify Mrs. l.. c. Rice at once. Tw
crust pies are desired and should be ief
ut the school building Tuesday. Octobe
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FAIRFAX.

George Corrigan. who lived on the
Georgia road, died Thursday morning,
following an operation in the st. AL
bans hospital. The funeral was held at
his late home Sunday afternoon. He
is survived by his wife and several
children, also a brother and two sis
ters.-The Fidelity class of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church will meet FRI
day evening with Mrs. Emma Vincent.
&C. Il. Goodsell and family were in Isle
LaMotte Saturday to attend the funeral
of Mr.. Goodsells mother.-Miss Rennie
Green of Enosburg has been visiting
her aunt, Miss Abbie Kenfeld-Miss
Nellie Cherrier was at home over SUM-
day from the University of Vermont
The Red Cross society during the win
ter, will meet at the homes of it's MEM
bers on Thursdays of each week.
This week the society will meet with
Mrs. H. l. Goodsell.-Warren Gregory
of Essex Junction and Harold Gregory
of Burlington were in town Sunday
Mrs. Emma Vincent spent the week lend
in st. Adams with her sister, Mrs. A.
G.. Smith.
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FRANKLIN.

The members Of the Congregational
Church and Sunday-school have given
enough to buy one or more Liberty Bonds
The schools closed Wednesday, so that
the teachers could attend the State con-
yention at st. Albans.-Miss Ruth Hop
kins gave report Of the State Sunday
school convention. which she attended as
delegate from the Congregational Sunday
school.-About a dozen attended the meet
ing of Park Camp. M. w. A., at Enos-
burg Falls Friday night.-A good delega-
ton from Frontier Lodge attended the
Masonic meeting at st. Adams Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs C. w. Powell attended the
funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Harmaon Prior.
at Jeffersonvile Monday afternoon.-C.
w Powell has resigned as town clerk
and treasurer and will move to Burling-
ton where he has a position with the T..
Adsit Co.
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WEST ENOSBURG.

Albert w. Page died very suddenly last
Friday after an illness of few weeks.
He was veteran of the Civil War and
was 70 years of age. The body was taken
to Gardner. Mass, Saturday for burial
Mrs. f. l.. Stanton and Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ley Ovitt. Mr.. Page Is survived by three
brothers living here: Henry. Fred and
Charles. An older brother, Frank. died
In Gardner a few months ago,-Mr. and
Mrs. Edward French and son and the
Misses Mable McGann and Katherine
Hubbell. all from st. Johnsbury. passed
Sunday in the family of NJ. l.. Hubbell.
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FLETCHER,

b. F.. Reynolds of Jacksonville has pur-
chased the Chapman farm.-Mrs. Bertha
Scott fell down the cellar stairs recently
and dislocated her wrist.-Charles and
Dorothy Parsons Of Fairfax have been
visiting In town.-George Soules Of Fair
field was a business visitor in town Thurs
day.-Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hunt are Wis.
ting in St. Adams.
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GRAND ISLE,

There will be a harvest supper Friday
evening. for the benefit Of the church.
There will also be a sale of fruit. vege-
tables. etc.-Mrs. Norman Hill visited her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Davis, the
first Of the week.-The Rev. Westcot went
to Jacksonville Tuesday. where he is to
deliver an address.-Mrs. Ufford has re-
turned from an extended visit in Fair
fax
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GEORGIA..

Friday night will be gentlemens night
at Banner Grange and will be an open
meeting. The ladies and gentlemen Of
the Grange are holding a contest. The
gentlemen furnish the program next Fri
day night while the first meeting in No
vember will be ladies' night. The party
furnishing the best program and calling
out the largest crowd will be served to
a supper by the defeated party. The men
have put considerable work into the pro-
gram for this week and 1t is hoped that
a good crowd may be present to enjoy
the evening.-The Rev. NJ. Cox Of New
Brunswick. who has been an active
preacher for Al years. and is now visiting
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. S. w.
Anthony. of st. Adams. accompanied
the Rev. Mr.. Anthony to Georgia Sunday
afternoon and delivered an interesting and
helpful sermon at the Congregational
Church.-Martin Preston and family have
moved to Fairfax. where he has purchased
a farm.
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SWANTON.

John Quinn has returned from the st.
Adams hospital, where he had been six
weeks after an operation for appendicitis.
George Penniman. q former resident Of
swanton. died recently In Los Angeles.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mrs. Harmon Powell Prior died Sat-
urday morning at the home OF her son.
Earl Prior, She was born in 1890 In CAM
bridge and lived most of her life there.
Had she lived until November 16 she
ovid have bean 81 vsars Of ara. Sha had
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

The proceeds of the dinner served IN
Rublee's hall October Is for the benefit
Of the Red Cross were S2S.2S.-H. r. Com
ings has bought H. w. Pratt's place and
will move there November 1.-Miss Anna
Kendall Of Enosburg Falls passed the
weekend with the Misses Susie and
Mamie Moffatt.-Miss Amelia Rublee of
Waterbury Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. M.
Rublee.-Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Clark have
moved from South Richford into the upper
tenement Of the Murray house.-The Rev.
and Mrs. c. J. Peterson Of Craftsbury
are In town for few days.
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs. E. r. Davis Is in Underhill.-
Frank Gregory has finished work In Rich
mond.-Ralph Morgan is at home from
Williamstown for a few days.-A son was
born to MIR. and Mrs. Fred Pecor on Octo.
her 2.--G. w. Kellogg is at home from
Hardwick for a brief stay.-Mrs. v.
Smith, Mrs. Ida Tarbox and Chester
Smith were in Burlington Monday.-Mr.
and Mrs. f. w. Hall Of Essex were in
town Tuesday.
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HUNTINGTON.

The Glover club will hold a social at
the s. Of v. hall Friday evening. October
26. All are invited, no admission. Ladies
bring sandwiches.-Mrs. Jabez Fargo still
remains in poor health.-Mr. and Mrs.
T. w. johnson went to Burlington Tues
day to see their son. Glenn, who was
there for an operation on his throat, hav-
ing swallowed pin.
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CHARLOTTE.

Dean Fleming and family Of Mutton
Hill have moved to Burlington.-Mr. and
Mrs. Arunah Tucker and daughter, Reta,
Of New Haven. spent Sunday at Lloyd
Tucker's.-Walter Parker Of East Char
lotte has moved to his farm on Mutton
Hill. which he purchased of the Alonzo
Gushey estate.-Miss Marion Horsford OF
East Charlotte is visiting her brother.
Fred Horsford.-Mrs. william Melrose
Is seriously i'll at her home here.
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EAST SHELBURNE.

The Lend-a-Hand Circle Of the Kings
Daughters will serve a New England
supper at I. G. Elliott's Friday evening.
from six to eight. All are cordially in.
vited.--Mrs. Earl Slocum and daughter,
who have been spending a few days at
Elmer Socum's. have returned to Mil
ton. accompanied by Mrs. Elmer Slocum.
MIR. and Mrs. David Finnessey attended
the New England fair at Springfield,
Mass
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

H. B. Parkhurst Of North Troy has been
in town buying cattle.-Chester Laplant
has moved from Hutchins's into one of
the Nelson e. Hall Co.'S tenement houses.
j. A. Harvey. purchasing agent for the
Nelson Hall Co.. has resigned and ac-
cepted position with D. w. Paul at East
Berkshire.-Arden Laplant who for six
years was clerk at the Trout River COM
pany's store at the village and now man
ager of the North Craftsbury store cor
poration. has recently been appointed
postmaster at that place.-A. II. Gardyne,
H. L. Mac Clay. c. II. Domino, Norman
Morrison. Martin Judd. f. s. Wright and
w. J. Wright were in st. Adams Tuesday
attending the Masonic district meeting
F. NJ. Wright and Ray Maynard Of Enos-
burg were in town Tuesday.
On Friday. October 26. DR.. Brewer Of
Mexico. Henry Bond of Brattleboro, Mrs.
Gilmore of New York. Miss Bates and
DR.. Dawson Of Burlington. as we'll as
others from various parts Of the State,
will be in town to attend and take part
in a conference on general church work.
held at the Baptist Church. During the
forenoon. beginning at ten o'clock, Sum-
day school and young peoples work will
be considered. In the afternoon. begin
ming at two o'clock. other phases of
church work will be discussed and two
addresses given. The evening session will
be entirely for addresses. These confer
ences are being held all over the State
and thus far have greatly exceeded all
expectations. in popularity and value. A
cordial invitation Is extended to all who
care to attend these services to come.
Both dinner and supper will be served in
the church.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

At the whist party Saturday evening
the first prize was won by Miss Rogers
and the second by Mrs. Ruth Fielder
Mrs. Clyde Brewster returned home Mon
day from Bristol, Conn.,, after spending
several weeks with her son, Forest Brew
ster-Mrs. Eliza Hammer of New York
CITY is visiting her sister, Mrs. Harold
Walton.-Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Pierce
and daughter, Mrs. Burt Foot. Of Aurora.
ILL.,, visited his nephews. Edison and Mar
BILE Pierce the past week.-The Misses
Ava and Esther Baker of Starksboro Wis
tied at A. H. Higley's and H. c. Russells
Saturday and Sunday.-Mrs. r. A. Nor
ton will entertain the Home Circle at
the hall October 31.-The American Red
Cross sent a pair Of knitted socks to the
boys at the front from this part Of the
town. AS yet they have been able to hear
from only one of the boys. Marble Car
penter, United States navy, writing them
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UNDERHILL.

G. l.. Ballard is visiting friends at
Loon Lake. N. Y. for few days.-Mrs.
NJ. C. Hale Of Jericho was the guest OF
her daughter, Mrs. w. T. Mead, Tues
day.-Mrs. A. c. Humphrey went Tues
day to the Fanny Allen hospital after
being i'll for several weeks.-The
graded school closed Wednesday for
the remainder of the week. to allow
the teachers to attend the convention
to be held at st. Albans.-Mr. and Mrs.
Scott E. Terrill of Burlington were
over-Sunday guest of his mother. Mrs.
Ida Jones.-L c. Fowler has bought
through Nealy & Scribner. John Cush-
ing's tenement at the upper part of the
village. now occupied by Cassius Wood
worth.-Miss Esther Blakey is at home
for a few days.-H. r. Aver. formerly
of this place. bought at auction Tues
day, the Hebert property at Jericho,
including the blacksmith shop.-Owing
to an error in list of officers for Red
Cross branch last week. Mrs. Kings
name should have been given as chair
man of membership committee. and
Mrs. knight on the supply committee.
Mrs. L. D. Moulton and daughter,
Emma. were in Middlebury last week,
to attend the Sunday school conven-
ton.
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ENOSBURC.

Mrs. Theodore Wood and daughter, Miss
Hattie. of Melrose, Mass. are visiting Mrs.
Woods sister. Mrs. Warren Perley, and
family.-The condition of Mrs. Hattie
Nichols is slightly improved. She is now
at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Wood
ward.-All of the teachers in this vicinity
are planning to attend the teachers con-
vention in st. Albans.-Clarence Jelbar is
engaged to work for G. l.. Nichols and
will move his family into one of Mr..
Nichols tenement houses. formerly the
Davis house.-Ruth Nichols took two
prizes for canned fruit at the childrens
exhibit last week. at the agricultural ex-
hibition In Enosburg Falls.-Mr. and Mrs.
C. Hart were In Montgomery Center Sum
day and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hart re-
turned with them and left for Montreal
Monday. to pass a few days with his sis
ter's family.-Liberty Loan Sunday was
observed here In common with other
churches in the country. Mr.. Vradenburgh
preaching an appropriate sermon. and
patriotic music was sung.-M. r. Wright
is substituting for c. H. Stratton on route
No. T. while Mr.. Stratton Is moving to
Enosburg Falls.-Harry Kidder has moved
to West Enosburg into the Rounds house
which he lately purchased. and his
brother. Carlton, has taken possession OF
the farm that he bought from him.