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HINESBURG.

clayton Kenyon fell in his barn from
a DIG beam to the floor and onto now
ing machine, receiving such serious in
1ur1es that he could not be moved to the
hospital. Three ribs and leg were
broken. If he lives he will be taken to
tho hospital later.--Thc funeral OF Will
liam A. Leonard was held at his late
residence Jan. 81. He was 81 years
old last September and is survived by a
son. Charles A. Leonard. with whom he
lived. His early life was spent in this
town. then in F'errisburg, where he built
flne place, and later he owned and
operated large sheep ranch in Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Read are very ill.,
Mrs. II. NJ. Page is recovering from
an attack of pneumonia. Her daughter,
Mrs. f. S. Coleman. is caring for her
The Rev. NJ. r. Franco is recovering
from an attack Of pneumonia Mrs
France and their daughter Ruth are now
sick.-The temperature Saturday was 1s
to . degrees below zero in different parts
of the town--The heating apparatus in
the high school was not equal to the
cold wave and school was dismissed Fri
day.-Miss AIDA Ray is going to live
with her brother Howard Ray. in Will
liston.-Hope Circle of the Kings Daugh-
tcrS VIII meet in the VCStrv FRIDAY
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sex Center Friday night to give the scout
play, "a strenuous Afternoon" and the
farce, Nobody Home" and will hold A
regular meeting. Mrs. Edna Toachout.
Mrs. Herbert Teachout, Mrs II. Il. WILEY.
Mrs j. W. French. Mrs. Charles Teach
out and Mrs. J. H. Burk from Essex
Junction were guests of Mrs. l.. T. Bin-
recently. james ". Bryant, who has been
i'll again. Is n little better. Mrs. Eliza
Mobbs has gone home to North Willis
ton, i'll with the grip.--Thc Rev DR.. C.. n.
Curtis attended the Chittendcn county
preachers meeting in Burlington Monday.
He addressed the meeting in the after
noon--The subject of the Y. r. S. G.. T..
meeting next Sunday night will be How
DO kil Time. THE Ladies' Home and
Foreign Missionary society will have
charge of the prayer meeting Thursday
night. Mrs. II, S. Tsham and Mrs w. ~
Barber will present q dialogue entitled
"Lcaven on Noisy Creek Everybody is
invited. William Narney, who has been
ill., is able TO be out--Joseph lombard Is
confined to the house with tho prip
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FRANKLIN.

Hiss Florence Hopkins returned from
Montpelier Thursday night f. j Towle
who was confined to tie house the past
week With grip. Is able to be out.-The
Franklin Foideroi entertainment will be
given by the hish sihool in the town hall
Thursday evening. THE lHoldoroV' Ia A
living magazine presented in u conven-
tiord manner. Tho proceeds vii. be used
10 PURCHASE oGuifren, Tor the school.--
Tho auditors are rlaxii.f, out the town TO.
io-tS.
Frank Northrop o: Ludlow. representing
the New England Milk Producers asso-
citation. was in town Wednesday after
noon and met n good number Of tic farm
cfs and organized an association uith tire
following officers: President. g a Rich
ara secretary and treasurer, c. q
W-ight-There is to be 81 Valentine =
dance in tho town hall Friday evening
the 18th Fcltons orchestra of ST Adams
will furnish the music---I;x Gov = W.
Gates has been in Montpelier for a few
,
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ESSEX CENTER.

The congregations Of the Baptist and
Congregational Churches of Essex Center
have united, with the Rev l. Il. Usher
as pastor. Beginning with last Sunday
services will be held in the Congrega-
tional Church as follows: Sunday school.
l2:S) p. m. preaching service. 30 p. M
William Wright foreman of tho Central
Telephone company. who has been in
Grand Isle the past six weeks, repairing
the lines which were broken and disabled
in the heavy storm before Christmas, re-
turned Sunday.-MrS Charles Packard,
who has been i'll with pneumonia, is bet
ter.--Mrs. Bliss is i'll at her grandson's S,
Alfred Mansfield &C II. Brown of South
Lancaster, Mass, is visiting friends in
town.--Rhctt Fletcher and family visited
his sister. Mrs. W. II. Whitcomb.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

There arc good many sick in town
with grip and complications.--Mrs Mar
tina Van Sicklcn, who has been very i'll
with pneumonia the past 10 or IL days, is
thought to be a little better-Mrs. I. 3.
Bromley continues to improve and the
nurse who has cared for her has return
ed to Burlington. Her daughter, Mrs.
w. H. Heath, of Hardwick. will remain
with her for a time.-The condition OF
Mrs +. {. lsham, who had a hemorrhage
from her nose week ago, is favorable
for recovery.-Mrs. H. \. BiXby was taken
Friday to the Mary Fletcher hospital fo-
treatmentMr. and Mrs Aldrich visited
his mother Sunday, who is i'll with heart
and liver trouble a Essex Junction. -
MIR. Narcotic has moved from Charles
Laundry'5 To the red house on the cor
me-
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

The Ladies Aid society will serve All
oy ster supper in tho Nestrv OF the Con
greg.ational Tuesday evening, February
10 from $50 o'clock until all are served
The Rev. II. T. Rankin Of Newport Wal
give "A stereoptcon lecture foiloWinG tho
supper. Mr. Rankin comes under 'N'
auspices Of the Boys Up stream cluN
that has lately been organized here. 7 he
Boys club receives part OF the eds.
All are invitcd.The funeral OF Ms
Joseph jolly who died at the May flct
cher hospital January -. was hsld AZ the
Roman Catholic Church at Inoebur
Falls Wednesday morning, Mrs. Jolly Is
survived by her husband ana one son
Hector Joly.--Mrs NJ. PaNman and Mis-
Mary Hurlburt were in Enosburg Falls
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WEST BOLTON.

District Deputy Il. A. Witham of South
ARE installed the following officers in
. nifty Grange at the meeting saturday
fening: Master. J. II. Smith; ovcrseer.
!. Bulk; lecturer. Mrs. j. H. Smith:
Ieward, II. Rochelle; assistant steward,
!. NJ. Lacaillade; chaplain, Mrs. n.
rcgory: treasurer G.. Il. Gilo; secretary,
FRS. G.. i. Gile; gate-kecpor, Dewey
ash: Ceres. Miss Eunicc Gle; Pomona,
ISIS Marietta York; Flora. Miss Sadie
fochello lady assistant steward, Mrs.
Il. York. \ banquet was the close
fr and Mrs. Harry Gregory have re-
3irned from Waterbury, having been
allied there by tho death of Mrs.
Sregory's fathe,.-Mrs. +. NJ Lacailladc
with her aunt, Mrs. Burke. in Burling-
tn for an indefinite stay.-Mrs. Henry
Bartlett of Undcrhll Center is visiting
Ter parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. smith
Hiss Irene York and John Smith. stu
|cnts Of Jericho Center high school were
d home Saturday and Sunday Il. A.
(itham of SO. Barre was guest of Mr.
Ind Mrs. J. II. Smith while ia town
|fiss Marietta York. who has been at
|omc several weeks because Of illness,
fturned to school at Jericho Center Mon
|ay.--Boren Streeter is very i'll with APP
|endicitis.--ft was 20 degrees below zero
|erc Friday morning
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RICHMOND

over so was realized at the high school
entertainment Thursday evening. All
parts were very we'll taken. The teach
ers of the high and graded schools with
the training school attending "A teachers
meeting in Barrc Friday
A wedding ceremony took place at
the Church of Our Lady of the HOLY
ROSARY Monday morning at 80
o'clock when Hazel Geraldine Lawrence
and Louis j. Charland. both of Willis
ton, were united. the Rev. A. F. Cler-
mont performing the ceremony. The
bride wore a dark green travelling suit
and carried an amethyst rosary. The
couple were attended by Miss Mabel
Lawrence. sister of the bride. and Vic
tor Charland, brother of the groom.
They left amid a shower Of confetti and
rice on the 10 o'clock train for wed e
ding trip, after which they will reside
in Williston.
The marriage of Miss Florence Berry,
second daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. &.
Berry, and Thomas McC;overn took
place at the Church of Our Lady Of the
Holy Rosary Tuesday morning at SIX
o'clock. the Rev. A +. Clermont per
forming the ceremony. They were at.
tended by Miss Lenore Zero of Barre A
former classmate of the bride. as maid Of
nonOr, Wnl!e james Murphy OF THIS tow n
acted S best man. The usual wedding
marches were played by the orEanst,
who also played softly during the cere-
mony. The bride wore da rk blue broad
cloth suit with large hat and carried
a bouquet of brides roses. The maid OF
honor was also Eowned in blue and car
ried pink carnations. Both bride and
groom are very popular in town, Mr.
NsCiovcrn being a highly esteemed sales
man for the Richmond Lumber and Grain
company. The happy couple left imme-
dately for wedding trip. The bride 5
bouquet. which she threw as she was
leaving the church. was caught by Miss
Helen keefe. Among those from out
of town to attend the wedding were the
Misses Agnes and Mary Mct;overn of Bur
lineton. sisters of tho groom. and Miss
Eva Berry of Burlington. n sister of tho
bridc.--Mr. and Mrs. +. II. Shepa rdsor
were in st. Adams Tuesday.--J. w. Nc
Garghan is at the Fanny Allen hospital
for treatment Of the car.--MiSs Rose
Murphy has returned from weeks stay
with her parents in Shclburnc There
was a good attendance at the whist party
held in I. o. o. +. hall Tuesday evening.
The social committee of the Aid Circle
of the Kings Daughters will entertain
at thimblc party Friday afternoon al
the church parlors
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HUNTINGTON

y supper will be given at the sons Of
Veterans hall Friday evening for the
benefit Of the Rev G. V. t>rench.-Mr
and Mrs. Wortley Ncedham arc with Mrs
Fanny Spracuc for several weeks. Martin
sherman is III at the homo of Mrs. Sarah
Shcrman.-Mr 6. VI. Norton went to
Enosburg Monday for a weeks stay at tho
home of her son, f. NJ. Norton, whose wife
Is i'll. Mrs. j. w Fargo is ill
Inc death of Mrs. Hiram Bren oc-
CURED at her home in this village Thurs
day afternoon after a short illness with
pneumonia in her 12nd year She is sur
NiNed by her husband who is in a feeble
condition, her sons. T.. II. OBrien, at.
torney in Rutland, and Morton, who lives
on the home farm in IinesburC. Funeral
services were held from the house Sat =
urday morning at ten o'clock with inter-
mont in HlnCsh11rc
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WILLlSTON,

Mr.. \. H. Fay is visiting in Lebanon.
y. li,-Mrs. James Ros. of Newport, r. l..
IL visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Mur.-Dr
\. !" Bingham was taken to the Mary
Fletcher hospital Thursday for treatment
Henry Merchant cut his hand when he
was sa~ing wood Saturday.
Ihe teachor-traininG class met at the
church NoStry this week Tues
day nlght-Mra. Emma Bliss is ill.--,Ars,
jennie Harris is i'll with bronchitis. Her
sister, Mrs, Dora Warner. from Burlng-
ton Is caring for her,-Morton James, who
was operated upon at the Mary Fletcher
hospital for appendicitis, a few weeks
ago, came home last Thursday and is
gaining, The Ladies Union Aid society
afterpoou. The boy scouts will go TO Es-
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MONTGOMERY.

The subject next Sunday morning at
the Methodist Episcopal Church will be
The Grounds of Atheistic and Christian
Belief address to young people The
Power of l'ire;" evening, The Sin Of
Hate and Greed. Tho w. H. NJ. s. met
with Mrs. Matthew S. Parker Wednesday
afternoon. The W. G. r. L. will meet
with Mrs. Elsie James tomorrow after
noon at 230 o'clock.-Nrs. S. Whitcombe
Of Enosburg Falls is visiting her brother.
Eli Shangraw. Warren Farrar, son OF
Eortes I'arrar is very i'll with pneumonia
Harold DONNA is with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Darius DONNA He intends to
go to Boston soon to study the cornet.-
The Rev s. Thornton was in E;nosburg
Falls TuesdaY.-Mrs. T.. y. Boynton Of
st. Adams is visiting at the home of Mrs.
LOWS Bomhard for a few da ys
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FAIRFAX.

Mr.. l.. G. Mari of Rochester, Mass.
is with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Z.
Hicks.-Miss Emma Wanzer spent the
Weekend in Burlington <, L. Cioodsell
and r. a Southland are i'll with the grip.
The Rev. &. ;. Hulhurt preached in
Westford Sunday Arthur Cherrier will
move to his house in the village March l.
His son. George Cherrier. has moved his
family to rooms in +. c. Cherriers house
on Maple street. Louis Shetra expects
to move March to the Bell farm in swan
ton.--ILuther e. Hunt and sister. Miss
Clarissa Hunt, are i'll with the grip.--Mr
and Mrs L. l.. Butler II st. Adams spent
the weekend with his parents, MIR. and
Mrs. H. \. Butler. Ralph Southland spent
the weekend in Beaver, the guest OF H.
Craft
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MILTON BOEO.

There VAS an agricultural meeting at
the school house Monday evening. Miss
Lena Holmes spent the weekend with
Mrs Jennie Fay.-The funeral of Clara
Preston was held at the home OF ". NJ.
Preston Tuesday. The burial was at East
Gcorgia.-Mrs. Maud Hogaboon has CONC
to It. Albans to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Mark Richardson,-Mis Grace Watson
was able to return to her school Nor
day-Several from this place were In 81.
Adams February 6.--!arry Granger was
in this place Sunday.There will be an
oyster supper at the Georgia Piain Rap
fist church February S.-Mr and Mrs.
Curtis Bcvins spent Saturday night and
SUNDAY at Ernest Elmers. Miss Ruth
Rarkyoumb, who has been guest IF
Mrs. Elmer, ret turned home with them
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Representative J. r, Taggart spent the
weekend at his homo here. Walter
Horsford is spending the week in Mont
pelier the guest of his hrothcr-in-l la w.
Guy Baldwin, representative from the
town Of Dandy The friends and neigh
boris of Mrs Ralph Clark presented her
with a comfort bag" so-callod, which
contained 10 articles Mrs. Clark Is in
poor health and has recently returned
from the hospital-Frank Roscoe has
been seriously i'll with the grip. Other
members of his family are still confined
10 the house by illness. Tho ladies' OF
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WEST MILTON.

sanford Thompson is recovering from
the grip.--Mrs. c. l.. Osgood attended the
annual roll call of the Methodist Church,
at Milton village Monday.-Bennie Friend
returned from Glens Falls, n. y, Tues
day. where he had passed four days.
Miss Mildred Blake entertained the par
cnts and friends OF her pupils Friday aft
crnoon, Those who went were much
pleased and interested with their aptness
as pupils and also her ability az teacher.
Mrs. Avery Phelps is able to sit I'D aft
or her illness. Mrs Harry Mahoney has
returned to her homo in Georgia after
nursing at Avery Phelps's IA weeks.
Avery Phelps is able TO be about the
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Martha Buzzoi OF Worcester. Mass
is visiting Mrs Lucy Paxman. %. +.
Goodhue has moved his family TO la :.
Berkshire, where he has employment -
Mr.. and Mrs. II, q. paxman arc IN Fair
field. detained by the serious illness of
II. r. Chadwick.A simple program :
being planned for February u at the
grammar school IN memory OF Washing
ton and Lincoln. Pupils are taking much
interest in current events Many no
senccs have occurred during the pas fe
uncl = ~, nccr,nnt Of sinlAneN
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Mr.. Belle Graves died at her home
sunday morning after short illness.
The funeral was held at the home Tues
day afternoon at one O'Clock conducted
by the Rev. w. G. Mansfield. with burial
AT Enosburg Falls The children were ali
present at the time of death Carl r.
Quimby Of Augusta. Me. as also a son
from Boston and East Fairfield. w J.
Wright was in bakersfield Monday.
Judge c. ~ Gardyne and Z. H. Coleman
were in st. Adams Monday.--Thc stage
is meeting the evening train at East
Berkshire and bringing the evening mail
giving the people a chance to get western
as well as Boston and New York mail
and allowing the mail collected on the
rural route to be despatched the same
day as collected.
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RICHFORD.

The annual business meeting of the
hichford Parent Teacher association was
held Ia tho high school assembly room
Thursday evening and the following Of
'ccrs were elected President S. Carl
Carpenter vice-president, Mrs II. ii.
tominGs treasurer, Joseph Clark; secre-
;ay, Miss Ada h. Taylor; executive COM
lnitt.c. i'rin. II. W. McCleiand. Mrs. IL.
{. Thaye- Miss Ellen WAGNER. the Rev.
L. 4. Eolmes and Mrs. William Cas-.
The Sunday School Institute for Frank
lin county met in the Baptist Church in
this place Friday. The meeting opened nj
1880 o'clock IN the morning. the Rev. l..
VI. Fuller having charge of the opening
service. subject of the morning service.
some Real Difficulties Which a Coun-
Try Pastor Meets in Fndeavorins to Req.
lie sunday School Ideals" taken by the
RoV. c. j. Peterson of East Berkshire.
the Rcv, e 5. Nradcnbur7;. Berkshire
Center. the Rev r. v Smith. West Bcrr-
shire, the Re-. Stead Thornton, Mont
gonery, the Rev. q. W. .\llen, Montsou-
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MILTON.

The remains of Allan r. Sturgis. Cen.
trail Vermont conductor who died OF in
iuries received in an accident at Mont
poIier.. were brought to this village last
evening The funeral will be held Sat
urday afternoon at two o'clock.
AT the Methodist Church Sunday morn
ing al 1915. the subject of the sermon
will be THAT Which Thou Hast" Sun
day school at noon Union service at 7;So
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WINOOSKI.

Tho fire department was called out
about 1.10 o'clock Sunday afternoon for
a fire at the home of w. J. Dupaw on
the Weston hill, there being a chimney
fire. The fire truck from Burlington was
summoned and was soon ON the scene but
the fire had been put out before they
arrived
Mrs. l. Patnaudc. wife of Isaac Fat
naudo, died carly Friday morning at her
home on Leclair street of acute nephritis
and other complications following a
severe attack of the grip. Mrs. Pat
naude was born in Essex 81 years ago.
At the age OF four she moved to this
village. where she had since made her
home. Besides her husband. she leaves
two daughters, Mrs. c. +. Anger of
Montpelier and Mrs, c. T.. Belcman Of
this place. one son. Eugene, who resides
at homo. and three grandchildren. Mrs
Patnaudc WAS beloved by all who knew
her, being a devoted mother kind
neighbor and a good friend to the needy
Tho family has the sympathy of large
circle of friends The funeral vas
held at $50 o'clock Monday morning at
st. Francis Navier Church.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Congrc-
cational Church held their annual meet
ing and election of officers Friday aft
srnoon at the home of Mrs. A. $. c. Hill
and the report of the officers for the past
year showed the year just closed to be
prosperous one. Refreshments were
served at the close of the meeting. Fol-
lowing were the officers elected. Presi-
dent, Mrs. A $ G. Hill; vice-president,
Mrs David Walker secretary and treas
urer, Mrs. +. l.. Big7yood
At the annual meeting Of the Congrega-
tional church January 81 the fol-
1r.vr -f,,-, "a
the Rev. Charles l.. HAYWARD; deacons.
Or A. s. c. Hill. t. Barton Whitney
and W. T.. Mcbride. prudential commit
tee. H. b Cunning, +. l.. Bigwnod Dr
Hill and w. +. Mcbride treasurer, T. T.
Bigwood, clerk Mrs. W. L. Mcbride;
Sunday school superintendent, Miss
Evangeinc Hayward
At the regular monthly meeting Of the
village trustees Tuesday night for thereg-
ular budget of bills for the past month
were ordered paid and other business
talked over. Trustees Jules Mongeon and
W. q. Bushcy We're the absent MEMBERS
The room over the town clerks Office
has been partly fitted up for a police
station and it was voted to purchase
some chairs and a desk, and telephone
Will be installed. Connected to the telc-
phone will be a gong which will he sta
toned ON the corner of Main and Allen
streets. TO ring automatically with the
bell on tho telephone in the Office. The
gong Will continue to ring until the no
lice officer arrives at the Office and remove
the receiver from tho telephone The
purpose of the gong is to attract the at -
ten'ion of the police officers while on
their beat Joseph Narcotic appeared
before the board for permission to have a
lvc-foot sign hung inside the curbng
near the corner of Main and Allen streets
advertising his pool and lunch room which
he recently purchased from ox-police Of
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ENOSBURG.

Tic funeral OF Mrs Abagou Yates, wac
died suddenly Saturday, WIS held Men
day az the Eorne o: her daughter, Ms :.
i. stevens. With whom she liyed--Nr
and Mrs. Richard Yates Of st Adams
nm Mr.. and Mrs. Ilaruish or Howard
Il. l.. and Miss Gladys Yates OF Montreal
wore here to attend the funeral OF their
mother and grandmother M. Abagan
Yates. Monday, and returned to their
homes Wednesday.-Th Woman's Homo
MISSIONARY mecting was held az the home
OF MIS-, q. y. Raynore Thursday after
noon.-Mrs. T. X Wright died Wednesday
al her home with her daughter, Mrs, Car
fic Ba@haw. Tho funeral will We held Fri
LaN ~ J 40 u Tho tcLsc
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JERICHO.

Mrs Lillian Trudo was called home from
n inooski on account of the illness of her
daughter, Bernice.-Nir, and Mrs. Peter
Film were ovcr-SundaY visitors with
friends in Burlington CLAYTON Dinglcr of
Waterbury is working for Warren Bux-
ION and boards at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Foster MIR and Mrs. Daniel
Burns of Pleasant Valley were over-Sun-
bay visitors at the home If Mr.. and Mrs.
IA Flemings -Waltcr Wiley of Cam
bridge was a business visitor at the home
bf Mr.. and Mrs. W. : Woodruff Mrs.
Lillian Trudo, who has "A position at the
Porter screen factory. has rented "A placc
and will move her family there the first
,f the week Fred Clark. who has been
here with her cousin. Mrs Lillian Trudo,
or several week.. has returned ia Dick
rson, y. Y.-Mrs. Eyaline W-hitton. who
lss been quite i'll. j.. romfortablc- Ralnh
Norton Of Essex was at thu home of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Pcttingiu last SUNDAY
FLOYD tIemings. who has bccn visiting
relatives in Pleasant Valley the mast
week, has returned home.-Madam Giffn
Is in Essex Center CARING for Mrs Charles
Packard, who is i'll with pneumonia
Mrs. Katherine REYNOLDS Of castle Rock
Colo, is expected at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Pcrcival Friday evening -
'harlos jackson of Burlington is visit
Ing few days in town
Miss Agnes O. Uorsey of the Emerson
School of Oratory. Boston. gave an in
eresting recital a. the school house hall
Saturday evening. assisted by local talent.
Miss Iiorscy was entertained at the home
pr Mr.. ard Mrs jackson during her stay
here.-Thc Hope Organized Bible class
met Wednesday evening at the home Of
their teacher Fred A. Percival. and the
fpl pffic eli
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Wednesday to attend tho funeral of Mrs
Joseph Jolly.--Miss Alice Button was In
st. Adams few days last week the
guest of Miss Gladys !.arocll Mr.. and
Mrs. H. II. Combs, who were in Nassa-
chusetts last week. have returned homo
y daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Merle Pease Tuesday. February 6.--.Nr.
Roby of Enosburg Falls IS in town cut
ting ice for the new Cooperative cream
cry. which will be bust IN TIE near
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BINGHAMVILLE.

Foster Alexander has returned home
after passing two weeks in Ellcnburg.
y. Y on business. Miss Bell Miller. who
has been visiting her sister Mrs Fos-
ter Alexander. for seyera. weeks mas re-
turned to Ellenburg Depot, n. Y.--Thc
condition % Mrs. T. G. Ryan. who has
been i'll for some time. remains about