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LAM0|llE COUNTY
HYDE PARK.

The annual prize-speaking of l.. g. A.
students has been cancelled this year, as
several Of the students have gone to do
farming.-The l.. C. A. juniors gave Il
reception to the seniors Monday night
r. w. Hulburd Is meeting with good sue
cess in soliciting funds for the army Y.
NJ. c. A.-Miss Lilah Waite arrived from
Seattle. WASH, Saturday.--Miss Laura
Porter has finished her school work here
and returned to Colchester.-The Red
Cross society is using the hall at the Inn
for their work. through the generosity Of
C. e. Savery.-Waldo Buckham was In
Boston few days recently. --Graduating
exercises at the opera house Friday eve
ming. Miss Helen Thompson Of Benning
ton is visiting in this place
Mr.. and Mrs. Jaqueth Of Lowell are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. A. j. Clark.
The June term OF county court will be-
gin Monday.-Colonel Brigham of Bakers
field and Judge Pearl Of Oklahoma were
in town Thursday. -Miss Hazel Fisk Is
spending few days in New York city
with her sister. Mrs. Thompson.-Tru-
man Nutting has become member Of
Co. c. His place at the depot is filled by
Lloyd Brigham Miss Lucy Kinney has
finished her course at the Lancaster,
Mass, normal school and is at home for
tne shfnmer.-Mlss Gates OF Essex juno.
ton was In town Friday.-Mrs. r. f..
Wheeler is very ilI.-Miss Porter of the
l.. c. A. finishes her work as preceptor
this week and will return to Burlington
next Week.-Mrs. Grandy of Burlington
was in town Thursday.-Of the IS young
men who registered In this town last
Tuesday. two are totally disabled for
army service and IS claim exemption be-
cause of dependent relatives. Every one
of the number registered are American
born.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

pretty wedding was solemnized Sat-
urday evening at eight o'clock at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Flint in
Burlington. when Miss Ruth Evangeline.
eldest daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Hale
Flint Of this place. was united In mar
rage to w. D. Hamilton Of Middlebury.
The ceremony was performed by the
grooms uncle. the Rev. John A. Hamil-
ton, pastor of the Methodist Church at
Burlington. The Rev. e. e. Herrick of
Milton. grandfather Of the bride. offered
prayer. The bride was gowned In q blue
travelling suit and was attended by her
sister. Miss Emma Flint, as bridesmaid.
The groom's best man was Roy Harris
of Middlebury College. The decorations
were of ferns. Japanese honeysuckie
and roses. and during the ceremony the
bridal party stood under the United
States nag. Following the ceremony re-.
freshments were served. The bride IL
graduate Of Randolph high school. The
groom was graduated from Middlcbury
high school and from the Vermont State
School of Agriculture at Randolph Gen.
ter. and Ii now = member of Company
c. National Guard, at Fort Ethan Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton yert at once amid
showers Of confetti for Niddlebury.
Guests from out Of town were Mr.. ana
Mrs. Hale l.. Flint Of this place. the Rev.
u. u. Hsrrick Of Milton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Jewett. A. l.. Hamilton and Roy
Harris Of Middlsbury College and Mr..
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WATERVJLLE.

Mrs. Edla Wiley is visiting at Norris
vile and Greensboro.-Mrs. Una Austin
was in Burlington Tuesday to attend the
Red Cross meeting.-The Rev Il. B. Har-
ris was called to Holland Manday to Of
ficiate at the funeral of those who were
killed by an explosion Saturday.-A. D..
Stockwell was in Burlington Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Yates Of st. Adams
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Wells
over Sunday. Mrs. Yates was formerly
Miss Mona Locke of this place.-The Rev.
and Mrs. j. II. Wills of Binghamville
visited their many friends In Lowell last
week.-Homer F. Stearns is on the road
this week in the interest of the Knox
Beard and Chase Company at Cambridge
Junction.-Mrs. Howard Thomas of West
Lebanon, N. H.. DR.. and Mrs. e. H.
Scott Of Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. e. d. Col
yer of Richford were guests of their
sister. Mrs. Della Taylor over Sunday
Judge Jackson. George Brown. N. III
Mann and Leonard are attending county
l~~ ~ Hyde Park.-District supsrin'
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

4 son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Har-
ley Jewett recently.--Mr. and Mrs. IL. b.
Fuller and children Of Bakersfield were
in town visiting Mr.. Fuller's mother over
Sunday.-Elerick Mennier has moved
from River street to the farm of the
Rev j. A. Cote which Mr.. Cote recently
bought of Charles Foote, known as the
p. II. Halle farm.-F. +. Hutchns is at
home from Pasadena. Cal, where he
spent the winter.-W. j. Ariel is clerking
at the Trout River store. He expects
to move to the village as soon as he
is able to get hOuse.-Prin. +. IL.
lsham was In Burlington over Sunday
Miss Leila Centerbar of Jewett City,
Conn, is at home visiting her parents.
as is also Robert and Lloyd Newcity Of
Tampa. Fla, who are visiting at Fred
Newcity's.-A. II. Gardyne is taking a
vacation in Westmore. Good has
set up housekeeping in the tenement
house of r. II. Chapin.-W. j. Wright
was business visitor at North Crafts
bury Monday.
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JOHNSON.

George Shaft of New York city is Wis
iting at John Laraways.-The bacca-
laureate sermon before the senior class
in the high school was delivered by the
Rev. +. w. Hazen Sunday evening at
the Congregational Church. 1t was q
Union service and was largely attended.
Grass is looking WE'LL and promises to
be a good hay crop.-Much seed that was
planted too early is rotting and many
are planting over
NJ. s. Hill was in Jacksonville
June civilian Reavy Is visiting his
daughter In Jericho.-Waterman Lodge.
+. & A. M. conferred the third degree on
II. A Gordon, treasurer OF the American
Mineral company at It's regular meeting
Thursday night.-Mrs. Edward Fitxger-
aid has returned from Searsburg j.
l.. Pierce is spending few days here
from Barre.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
GRAND ISLE.

During the thunderstorm Friday light
ming struck the Union Church. cracking
some of the windows and tearing the
sash badly, also setting fire to the
steeple The fire was soon extinguished
by men who were working nearby
The campaign to raise the amount APP
portioned to the local Red Cross will
begin June 1.-THE Rev. Mr.. Westcott
will preach at the Union Church next
Sunday evening at 1880 o'clock. The
topic will be 'Shams.'-A business meet
ing Of the local Red Cross will be held
at the work rooms Friday afternoon. All
members are urged to be present.-The
selectmen have called special town
meeting June % to see II the town will
rescind the vote appropriating $500 for
permanent highways and instruct the
school directors not to remodel any school
building this year.
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BELVIDERE CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Thomas have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. Thomas.
Mr., and Mrs. George Narcotic OF Bak-
ersfield visited at Walter Marcetts SUM-
day.-The Rev. and Mrs. A. G. Chandler
are visiting their son, Arthur and family
in Cambridge. From there they will 60
to st. Adams to spend few days with
their son and daughter. w. d. Chandler
and Mrs. Rolla Davis.-Mrs. Laura
Dezotell is visiting her father, H. B. Hill,
at Cambridge Junction for few days
Evelyn Thomas was at home from Bak-
ersfeld over Sunday.-Mr. Simpson the
new school superintendent visited schools
in town Thursday.
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Baptist Church Sunday. following the
morning service. America" was f1rst
sung, followed by prayer by the Rev. b.
Malcolm Harris. Deacon John Howard,
q. A. II. veteran, then made a few re-
marks befitting the occasion and the
poem, Your Flag and My Flag" was
read. THE Star Spangied Banner" was
next sung followed by the salute to the
flag. During the raising Of the flag. which
concluded the exercises. w. j. from
bly, played the bugle CALL ITO the Colors."
Besides the q. A. II. veterans present who
have seen service under the nag. there
were young men members of the church.
who have enlisted and will be following
the colors in active service before long.
Mrs Hattie Graves and Mrs. Ina Graves
Peck and son Of Colorado are expected
Tuesday to spend the summer with Mrs.
Graves's sisters, Mrs. X. d. Shepardson
and Mrs. c. w. Brush.-Mrs c. $. How
ard IA confined to the house by Illness A
nurse Is caring for her.-Miss Georgia
Lawton of Burlington was at home over
Sunday.-The Woman's Home Missionary
society met Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. r. C. Ballard.-The first meet
ing of the Red Cross society for work will
be held Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock
in the Alfred store on Main street, which
has been cleaned and made ready for use
by the ladies'. All interested in the work
are invited to attend. Mrs. q. T. Rooney
has resigned as treasurer of the society
and Mrs. A. N. Grenier has been elected
to MI the place.-Mr. and Mrs J. II.
Laselle and children spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shelley at Essex
Junction.-Mrs. Brooks Of Newport Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. o. r.. Aiken
Miss Ruth Shepardson came Sunday
morning to pass the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. ID. Shepardson.
Mrs. Lettie Halsted Hyde of New
Hampshire is visiting her brother, STRAIT
ton b. Halstead
The farmers of Fairfax are requested
to meet at the town house Saturday at
500 p. m. to hear DR.. Hyde of Enos-
burg give talk on the organization
of milk producers New members will
be admitted to the organization who
care to join. w. N. Brush is pres-
dent, c. A. Leach vice president, and
r. H. Buck secretary.
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FAIRFIELD.

Leon Farr passed Sunday in Hyde Park
with his family.-The Rev. N. j. La
chance has begun to repair his cottage
at Dream lake and will also build a bath
house.-A. NJ. Marshall was in Green's
boro Saturday on busness-Edward
league was in st. Adams on business
Saturday.-The heavy rains Of Sunday
and Monday made it impossible for the
farmers, who have seeding to do. to work
on their land. This is "A bad setback, as
they are very late with spring work.
Charles Washer is moving to Sheldon
where he has work.-Horace Riley OF
Waterbury. Conn. is passing a few days
in town. as guest of II. Allen Soule.-
Mrs. George Gayner of Boston is visiting
at Mr.. and Mrs. w. 3. Gayners.-Mrs.
Fl. s. Soule recently visited her children
In Barre. where they attend school.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The fag-raising Sunday, June 3. was
largely attended considering the weather.
The speakers were ex-Gov. c. w. Gates
of Franklin, Col. l.. c. Leavens of Rich
ford, and the Rev. r. F.. Smith of this
place. The band was in attendance.
The flag was raised by Colonel Leavens.
"A branch of the town Red Cross society
was organized here last week with 70
members.-Deputy Customs Inspector X.
Fl. Stone. who has been promoted from
the office in this place to Richford is
moving his family there.-A. Caldwell of
St. Adams who will All the vacancy
made by Mr. Stone, is moving his fam
lily to this place.-Miss Miranda Ewins
has returned from Richford to her home
In this place for the summer-Miss Edith
Leach was guest Of Miss Marjorie
Rogers for the week-end.-Mrs Matte
Moore of Springfield, Mass, and Mrs.
Ella Gilbert of Brattleboro are guests in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. II. Stanley.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Hunt and Mr.. and
Mrs. Armstrong attended the funeral of
Morton Pratt In Sheldon last Week.-Mrs.
Doris Covel of Bakersfield and Mrs.
Bickford and son OF East Richford re-
Gently visited in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Derby.-Frank Jones of
Taunton. Mass. is visiting his grand
mother. Mrs. Alice Jones.-Frontier
Grange has contracted with the CO-Opera-
tive Lyceum Bureau Of Springfield. Mass.
for a varied course of entertainments to
be given during the coming fall and win
| ter.-Mrs. James Taylor and Mrs. Rachael
| Beattie and daughter Ethel, of Sweets
| burg. Que. visited Sunday in the home
| Of Mr.. and Mrs John Jolley.--Ray
| Phelps returned to E. f. ii. s. for the
! commencement week.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

At meeting of the Red Cross June
.. Mrs. H. b. Hanson was elected chair
man of the advertising committee and
Mrs. Oscar Meteiver chairman of the
committee to care for the building
used for headquarters. June a spe-
cial meeting of the executive commit
tee was held in order to elect a spe-
cial war finance committee to go to
Burlington June IL to attend a meeting
held there for the purpose of holding
. campaign week commencing June IS.
Henry Meteiver, Mrs. Reuben Demar
and Mrs. Frances Jolly were the COM
mittee appointed. This Wednesday at.
ternoon a report of this meeting will
be given and full attendance is de-
sired. 1t Is hoped that material will
BE- ready to work on at this meeting.
Wednesday and Friday afternoons have
been decided on for work. The mem
bsrship now is about 265,-The ladies
of Calvary Church will serve q sup
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ENOSBURG.

Mr. Elliott, county agent, will hold a
for spraying potatoes at
j. A. Leach's next week. The date will
be given later--F. M Wright and c. r..
Leach made a business trip to Richford
Monday Robinson has moved
his family into what is known as the
red house" on the place recently pur-
chased by G. l.. Nichols and d. T.. Wood
xxar d
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MORRISVILLE.

largely attended all-day meeting OF
the Red Cross was held Friday. There
are six sewing machines at the rooms,
some of which are driven by electric
motor. for the use of the ladies, and
many more ladies are needed to hurry on
the work Of supplying the boys OF Com
pany Z. First Vermont The next meet
ing will be held Friday.Miss Iva Holmes
of Montpelier and mother. Mrs. ID. d.
Holmes of Burlington. came Saturday
Mrs Holmes remaining for the day and
Miss Holmes over Sunday Miss Holmes
is improving since her second operation
at the Mary Fletcher hospital.-Prof
Lyman c. Hunt Of Champlain, N "
who has been engaged as principal Of
Peoples Academy for the coming year.
was in town Saturday to attend a coun-
ell Of teachers.-Mrs. Frank Goss and
children OF st. Johnsbury came Friday
evening TO visit her mother. Mrs. Nellie
Russell Mrs. Fred Wheeler and son,
William Bassett I.lley. returned Friday
evening from St. Johnsbury where the
latter recently underwent a serious oper-
alton at Brightlook hospitsl.-Tony Tenn
posrilli a carver. who has been employed
for some time at the Wallace Brothers
DR. +. Z. Lord and family of Hanover.
\. H., have arrived at Samoset for the
summer.-Arthur Fay. employed as paint
err for the q. K NJ railroad. was at home
from st. Johnsbury over Sunday. Mr..
Fay will soon move his family to st.
Johnsbury Mark Nelson. who is employ
ed at Walden, was at home over Sunday.
Mr.. Nelson reports quantity Of snow
yet in the woods at Walden, where he Is
working Mrs. Frank Qoss and children
have returned to st. Johnsbury after Wis.,
iting her mother Mrs. Nellie Russell. -
George Robson came Monday evening
famly.-Earl Foss went Monday to
Franklin. Mass, for a visit at Dean
Academy. where he was a former stu
dent.-Miss Lestina Miller Of Burlington
is a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Stephen
Miss Wiliamna Stephen. the little
| daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Stephen
spent Sunday at Greensboro Bend. a guest
of Miss Hazel Pope.-Mrs. Jennie Emo
| and little daughter of Bristol. Conn.,. came
Monday evening for an indefinite stay
| with friends.-Mrs. Anna DOty Jones and
son. Walter Jones. returned Monday eve.
| ming from Worcester Mass, where they
have spent two weeks with the formers
mother Mrs. Flora Doty. and sister, Mrs
w. ID. Grout-Frs. Frank Boyce and
daughter. Mrs. Carline Wheeler, came
Monday evening from Bristol, Conn. &c
visit their daughter and sister Mrs. Frank
Duval.-Mr. and Mrs d. N. Hutchins
went to Burlington Tuesday. Mrs. Hutch
ms to enter the Hays sanitarium fol-
! treatment. Maud Moulton expects
to leave Saturday for Sugar Hill. N. H..
where she has employment for the sum
mer at the Sunset Hill House.
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Mr. Brown having added several hun.
bred dollars insurance only the day

Mr.. Brown having added several hun.
bred dollars insurance only the day
before.
Mrs. Mary Tinker, 81 years Of age. died
Thursday noon after long illness ut the
home of Mrs. A. J. Chaffee at the lower
village. Mrs. Tinker spent most of her
life in Morristown, but had been cared
for by Mrs. Chaffee for several years.
She leaves three sons and q daughter,
Chester, Ernest, Henry and Emma.
Henry resides In Morristown. She also
leaves two brothers, George W. Clark and
Lyman q. Clark, and sister, Mrs.
Charles Cole Of Worthwhile.
The Rev. A. M. Smith and wife went
Monday to Canton, N. Y, to attend COM
mencement at the Canton Theological
Seminary, from which Mr. Smith was
graduated rs years ago. Before their
| return Mr. and Mrs. Smith will attend
commencement at Goddard Seminary
where their youngest son Is one of the
graduating class. and from which they
were both graduated. Mr.. Smith has
been preaching as q candidate at Unity
Church the past month. He has made
a favorable impression and has re-
ceived a call to become the pastor of
the church. which he has under con-
sideration. The re-organized choir
comprises Mrs. II. w. Barrows, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Douglass, and Miss Ruth Nc
Mahon, with Miss Marjorie Watts or
ganist. Officers elected by the Sunday
school were: superintendent, Miss
Ruth Mcmahon: assistant, Mrs. Agnes
Jenney; treasurer. Miss Rose d. Straw;
secretary, Douglass Barrows; assist
ants. the Misses Minnie Straw and
Daisy Bailey; organist, Laura Bailey;
pianist. Dorothy Burrows.
| O. Il. Luce. f.. c. Russell. c. A. Sim
mons and w. r. Burt are in attendance
as Jurors at the Lamoillle county court
at Hyde Park this week.-The town bell
toled four times at nine o'clock Monday
evening three times Tuesday evening and
twice Wednesday evening and will toll
once Thursday evening. the last day for
receiving Liberty loan subscriptions.-A.
X. Straw. master of Harmony Pomona
Grange. c. p. Scribner, marshal. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ii. q. Fuller. Mr.. and Mrs. F.. il.
Recor Mrs. II. w. Cummings, Mrs. G.
A. Tomlinson. Mrs W. w. Robinson. Mrs.
Carrie George. Mrs. w. l.. Demerritt and
, Mrs. l.. A. Latuch were among those who
attended the Harmony Pomona Grange
meeting at Waterbury Center Wednesday.
Hiram NJ. Mott and son Walter Of SYRIA.
cuse. n. Y. were guests at =. D. Pixies
! Tuesday night p. Billings has return.
ed from North WATERFORD, Me-. where he
has been employed filing band saws for
seven weeks.-Miss Bessie Taylor has re-
turned to Montreal after a stay of two
weeks at the Pleasant View House, Mos
COW. Miss Taylor's sister. Miss Margaret
remains for a longer tme.-Miss Rache
Thomas Of Superior. Wis, who has passed
the winter at Stuart. Fla, Is at the home
of her aunt. Mrs. A. H. Slayton. Miss
Thomas's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Thomas are expected in Stowe in a couple
and Mr.. aand Mrs. Joseph Bushey and
youngest child came Thursday for two
weeks visit In Malone, N. Y, their form.
err home,
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per on the church lawn Saturday for
benefit of the Red Cross.--Children's
day was observed at the Congregation
al Church. Eleven children were bap-
tized.--G. F. Marcy, VINO has been Ill.
is able to be out.--Mrs. Lottie Powell
has moved to Richford and MIR. and
Mrs. Carl Kennison have moved into
Mrs. Goodhue's tenement vacated by
Mrs. Powell.--Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Allen, Mrs. d. w. Paul and son, Leland,
and Mrs. Homer Smith visited In West
Berkshire one day last week.-Mrs.. f.
A. Perley, who has been visiting In
Brandon, has returned home.-Mrs. AL
fred Cook and Mrs q. r. Marcy were in
st. Adams Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Moffatt of Brattleboro are visiting Mr.
Moffatt's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. 8.
MofYatt.--Mrs Dennis Leahy spent a
few days last week in Samsonville at
the home of her son, Henry Leahy.--
Miss X. Grace Wad1eigh. a teacher Of
lip reading in Toronto, Can, Is at home
for the summer.-Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Renfrew of Middlebury are visiting
Mrs. Renfrew's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben Demar.--The Rev. G. j. Peter
son motored to Enosburg Falls Satur-
day afternoon and brought home Dula
Murray, who was operated on for APP
pendicitis June Mrs Frances Gale
and son, Macvicter, with George John
son and Daniel Bradley of New York
arrived at Bluebird camp Saturday June
9 for the summer.-The Rev and Mrs.
C. j. Peterson. Mr.. and Mrs Alfred
Sykes. Mr. and Mrs. F.. N. Oviatt, Mr..
and Mrs. H. F.. Comings and Mrs. 8. Fl.
Button were In st. Adams June 6 to at =
tend the Congregational county con-
vention held there last week.
Mrs. Daniel Mann. who passed the
winter in Daytona. Fla, and the past
month with her daughter, Mrs. George
Rugg, in Glens Falls. N. Y, returned
home Tuesday.-The supper given by
the ladies of Calvary Church for
the benefit Of the Red Cross will be
served in Rublee's hall instead Of on
the church lawn Saturday.-Mrs X.
Farrar of T.yndonville Is passing the
summer with her sister. Mrs. II. a
Pond
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continued from page three.)

Benjamin Harrison, near Indianapolis,
Ind, where he has a position as first
lieutenant assistant surgeon in the
Medical Reserve Corps, having re-
ceived his commission some time ago.
DR.. Bliss was graduated from Jeffer-
son Medical College, Philadelphia, in
1918. He located in Blue Hill, Me-, in
1914 and has built up large and lu.
crative practice in that place. He mar
ried Miss Julia Robinson, daughter OF
DR.. Robinson Of Bangor, Me-, in 1915.
They have little daughter, Julia
Laid. Many good wishes follow DR..
Bliss to his new field Of labOr.-About
rs friends and neighbors gathered at
the home of Mrs. c. e. Brooks Thurs
day afternoon and gave her a pleasant
surprise on the anniversary Of her
birth. A lunch was served. Mrs.
Brooks vas presented with numerous
useful gifts besides purse OF money
The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist
Church met with Mrs. Jason and Ralph
Newton Wednesday for their annual
business meeting -Miss Ellen Shore and
Charles Depatie Of st. Adams were mar
ried at the Catholic Church in that city
Tuesday morning. The wedding break
fast was served at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine
Shore, of this place.-Mrs. Charles Scott
was pleasantly surprised on Tuesday eve
ming when 30 of her friends and neigh
bore gathered at her home on the ami
versary of her birth. A pleasant eve
ming was enjoyed by all. Refreshments
were served and Mrs. Scott was remem-
bered by numerous useful gifts and a
small purse Of money.--The next meeting
of Banner Grange will be school night. 1t
is hoped that there will be good attend
ance. as there are several business mat
ters To be attended to.
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WOLCOTT.

Truman Jones has concluded his en-
gagement at Cogswell and NUGGETS and
10 succeeded by Fred Perkins.-Charles
Luther has returned home from Beechers
Falls.-w. 8. Silloway, H. B. and II. A..
Parker and J. E. 0eneress are attending
the Masonic Grand Lodge meeting in
Burlington Mrs. B. w. Guyer IL suf-
feriks q relapse Of her recent illness. -
Mrs. Ethel Belmont has moved to the
Horace Woodlands tenement.-Be Phil
lips Of Orleans has been a recent guest
of his uncle, A, e. Phillips,
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4 good many people will move" this
spring-as always. And. A. always. they
will be Influenced. In selecting the new
homes. BY the classified ads. A