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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Tho Rev. George r. Brush. rector OF
Trinity Church. Shelburne, will hold serv-
ices in the Baptist Church at East Char
latte on Sunday. February 4. at three
o'clock in the afternoon.-About 60 were
present at the surprise party at Lyceum
hall Tuesday evening for Miss Kathleen
McCaryhnn, the new teacher in the vii
lagG school. The evening was passed
pleasantly with must and games and re-
freshments were served.-Thc teacher and
pupils of school No II will give a box
sociable at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Frank Roscoe on the evening O Feb =
airy g. ~ are invited.-Mr. and Mrs. -
:. Cove pleasantly entertained the Chris
tian I,rdeavor society at their home last
Friday evening Fifty We're present
Mrs. George Seguin is recovering from
a severe attack of the Erip.--The condi-
ton of Madam Horsford, who is i'll. is
improved and the nurse who has had the
care @. her has lcft.-hIiss Anto,uette
Desautels. who was called home by scri-
Gus illness in her family, has returned to
school in Burlin gton Ralph Clark visit
ed his wife at the Fanny Allen hospital
last Sunday. If conditions are favorable
Mrs Clark will return home Thursday.
Mir and Mrs. Charles Dow are visiting
relatives in l.incun.-pr. Narney and
Irving Bradley attended the funeral OF
Mr.. and Mrs Baldwin in Hinesburg Fri
day Niles Bora who has been i'll for a
week with the grip, is better and able TO
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MILTON BORO.

Dorothy Clarcy is listing at the home
of her aunt, Mrs. Pearl Gabaree. The
Misses Nina, Ncttie and Bessie Gonyeau
spent the Weekend at r. y. Bullock -
Several from this place attended the en-
tortainment at Georgia Center Friday
eVening.-Mr and Mrs. O. A. Stanley have
returned from a few days stay in Bur
lngton.-Mr and Mrs a. T.. Bullock We're
in St. Adams Tuesday to attend the flu
neral of Mrs. Elsie Cook.--l r. and Mrs.
Vernon Williams of Richmond We're guests
of Mrs Jennie Fay last week. Ralph
King returned to- Fairfax Sunday after
spending u few days at the home of his
sister, Mrs. sydney Gordon Farmers in
this vicinity are harvesting ico.--Thc
body of Fred Goodwin, who dlcd at Wa
tcrbury Sunday. was brought here Monday
for burial. The funeral was held AT the
home of his brother, T.. T.. Goodwin
John Cam IN is moving here from Bur
lngton MIR. and Mrs. Ward Richards
and children have returned from Fair
fax-The condition of Clifton Elmer.
who has mastoid assesses. is improving
Grace Watson was home from Mont
pelier high school over Sunday.
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MILTON.

The funeral of David Sweeney was held
at st. AIMS Church on Friday with burial
in the Catholic cemetcry.-Mi Wash
short illness with pneumonia. The flu
neral was held from the Methodist
Church on Sunday afternoon at two
o clock. Mrs. Washburn is Vcry i'll with
pneumonia.-Mrs John Hoppin, who came
to attend the funeral Of her mother, Mrs.
Mary Ashley, returned to her home in
Minneapolis Friday.-C'lara Robinson is
chickenpoX.
AT the Methodist Church public worship
Sunday morning at l0:45. The sacrament
of the Lords supper will be administered
subject of sermon, I'm Remembrance of
Me" Sunday school at noon. In the
evening a union service will be held IN
this church. Preacher. the Rev. D. II
Strong. Tuesday evening. Epworth
League from 700 until 500 y. m. Thurs
day evening, prayer-meeting at the par
sonlge. On Monday, February g. a roll
call and dinner will be held in the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. The Rev. w. d
Dukeshre Will he present and hold the
last quarterly conference at 200 p. m
Al West Milton Sunday there will b,
Sunday school at 1:45 p. ~. and preaching
at 2:30 p. m
| r. O. Elmer. who carries on the Johr
Flynn farm, has bought Perfection
! Mixer" from H. q. Hawthorne. Bur
! ngton. (AdvD 2i,d&w,1t.
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ESSEX CENTER.

y large number of the friends and
parshioners of the Rev. and Mrs. Allen
met at Their home Wednesday Jan. "A to
give them a surprise party, it being Mr..
Aliens 9th birthday. The young people
furnished a program. on behalf of those
present, Prin. i. A. Gilmore of the high
school presented Mr. Allen with $50 in
Decent pieces. each representing a year
in the pastors life.-1'rin John Forbes Of
the Willston high school commanding
the Toy Scouts of the town, will present
at the F.. G. |. hall Friday evening, Feb
ruary {? a play entitled "A Strenuous
Afternoon" This will be followed by a
farce entitled. Nobody Home" The en-
tcrtainment will be under the auspices OF
the Essex high school-Mr. Blood, who
is at the hospital. is somewhat better
Mrs. Harlow Tompson and daughter
Catherine, OF Royalton, were guests Of
her mother, Mrs. A PacQuett, Sunday
Mrs, Packard is ll.-Mrs s. DacSc is
failing.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWlCK.

The Boy Scouts went to Noyesvil!c Sat
urday evening to play basketball with tn"
team at that place.-In the case of state
vs. Leo Martin, statutory ofense, heard
in municipal court, the respondent was
bound over To the county court in the
sum of l.G0.-llarry Mason of Barre has
been in town recently. Mr. Mason eX-
poets to go to Bellows Falls soon to work.
Mrs Rolln Sherbino, who underwent
an operation at the HOSPITAL three weeks
ago, returned home Saturday.-The Rev,
r.. q. French preached special sermol.
for girls and young women sunday eve
ming at the congregational Chuch.-Mrs.
Mary Gross, who has been i'll for some
me at the hospital, returned home Moh-
day.--The Rev l.. =. Blckford of New
Hampshire is in town.
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BRISTOL.

The Willing Workers viii serve an
oyster supper Wednesday evening. Feb
ruary !, instead of this week Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. $. s Drake of Wooster.
Ohio, are at the Bristol IIouse.-Mrs. j.
G. Spraeue of fndicott, y. v, and Mrs
Henry Cooley of Sydney. n, Y, have
been called here by the serious illness
Of their daughter and sister Mrs. T. C.
NalneN.--Mrs. Clarence Kingsley is i'll,
w. n. Mct;nos barn on East street,
occupied by j. ". 1rudo as store-house
and garage, was burned Thursday night
clayton Trudo and iIadley Wright went
down from the store to overhaul the auto
mobile, using an electric light with ex'
tension cord. and il is thought that th'
wire must have been objective, ighithi
tho gasolenc, Wright was in the car an'
hut for Trudo's presence of mind boil
men might have lost their lives, beini
fairly trapped. The front door, whic'
was clcs,ed, had run off the track ant
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CORNWALL.

large number Of families are i'll with
grip, colds and bilious attacks which
seem to be an epidemic. and Mrs.
CHARLES Spauldins of Tanton visited Mt
the home of G. $ Fisher few days last
week.-Mrs.. -. o. Footc returned to- her
nome IN Charlotte Saturday after visit
Ing her daughter, Mrs Alfred Payne, for
two weeks. Mrs Nrucc Allard with two
sons have gone to Lebanon. y. IL, after
visiting Il month at the home of her par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Allard. -Onc
OF a series of whist parties was held at
the ID. A. K. Chapter house Friday eve
nir%.-Mis L. C. Draulette, Mrs. Nelson
Mahue, AID three children of John La
Fountainc are recovering from attack
OF grip.-A COW belonging to William
liodgson slipped on ice last week brook
ing Il leg Il is expected me COW can lie
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WALTHAM.
Adams.

Frank Tucker, Jr.. had the misfortune
to cut his foot while chopping wood for
Edward Child in Neybridgc, MIR and
Mrs. Gordon Harris and children of
Ferrsblirg visited at +. G. Wards last
Saturday.-Mrs. Carlton McNcal of Char
lottc recently visited her arents Mr. and
Mrs. \. q. Wright. Thomas Munson OF
StarkSboro is working for G. A. Hunt
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Otis of Cornwall
We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs y. W. Otis
few days last weck.-|. w. Ward went
ice fishing at the lake last Saturday.-M is
Ne-na Tucker spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Ezra Tucker, in
Panton-George Iflger has rented his
south place to Frank Bushey of Panton.
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honor of the 18th anniversary of his
birthday. ~. at 30 friends were present
Light refreshments were served. A Long
fellow Birthday book was presented to
Mr.. WlGtton.-Thc scout troup will serve
n supper at G:30 o'clock Friday night at
the Methodist Episcopal Church vestry
farce, Nobody Home" will be given
AT the Christian tndcavor meeting Sun
book I'm His steps" 1t viii be n conso-
Grafton service Clark Wood and Horatio
curtis went to Springfield, Mass, last
Thursday Peter Jcncro's dwelling house
on the road to Essex burned to the ground
last Friday.-A daughter was Born to MIR.
and Mra. Grant Miles Wednesday, Jan
uary 11-Alfrcd Brothers of Bellows Falls
is the guest of his parctns and friends.
-. :. Porter Of Jackson, Mich, has been
guest at S. -. Warrcn's Miss Abbic
SIENNA, who visited friends in Colchester,
has returned. The condition Of Morton
James. who underwent an operation for
appendicitis week ago. is improving
Mr. and Mrs. John Judd and sons, Floyd
/ and Hiram, who we're guests at s. D.
, Warren's. left Monday for their home in
/ Thetford.-Miss Abbie SIENNA left We'd
hesday morning for Boston,. H.
( osborne was in Essex Junction on bust
ness Monday. Merchant will move
TO the j. Kelley farm in Shelburnt
March l.-.Mrs. Peter SIENNA has received
news of the death of her sister Mrs. r
| Barrett in Connccticut.-W. Osborne
VINO has been confined to the house viii
heart trouble is out again. Walter Miles
OF Ninooski visited friends here sunday
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MONKTON.

There will be basket dance at the
Woodman hall Thursday night.--R G,
IaRose and family have moved to the
\. II. Palmer place which he recently
purchased. Mrs n. c. Gage is able to
be out, having been i'll with grip.--Mr
and Mrs. T. II Palmer are i'll with grip.
w. c. Donahuc is recovering from a
severe attack of grip.--Mrs Il. T.. Mech
and daughter, Myrtle. have returned fron
Montpelier after attending the festivals Of
ladies' week, Miss Myrtle also visited
friends in Mddlebury before returning,
IL. T. Potter, who has been confined
to the house with plcurlsy, is able to be
abOut
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was immovabc. the back door being
locked The car was entirely burned
and much damage was done the S2.W0
worth of groceries which Mr.. Trudo had
there. These were partly covered by in
surnnce. The barn was Quilted. but me
walls remain standng.-The Ladies'
Home Circle recently elected t. use Off
GERS: President. Mrs. Edinunds vice.
president, Mrs. Danforth secretary. Mrs.
Hatch; treasurer, Mrs. Hanks; progrn m
committee, Mrs. DEMO. Mrs. Danforth
and Mrs. Edmunds Miss Grace Pullman
underwent serious operation at the
Mary Fletcher hospital Thursday Forest
OBrien is i'll with pncumor An. A.
Rider has returned from New York city
w. w. Wilson, town clerk. reports Al
deaths 80 births and T. marriages during
, 1916
Martin s. Daniels of Iyndonvilc has
been chosen by the state board of cdu-
cation as superintendent of Addison north
east district and will succeed Superintend-
ent j. q. Baxendale February !. Mr.. bax-
endalc has accepted position with CHM
g. CO., Boston. Mr.. Baxendale will move
his family to Burlington soon, where they
will ieside.--I. A. Neal of white River
! Junction spent Sunday with his family,
who are guests at he home of r. Il,
Thomas. Mrs. Clarence Kingsley, who
has been very i'll. is considered iitte
bettcr.-Miss Grace Pullmar, who under
went a serious operation at the Mary
Fletcher hospital, is doing rs well as can
be cxpected.-The outlook club will meet
! Friday Afternoon at the home of Mrs.
| Edmunds. Program: Lecture by Miss
Graham, instructor IN the department of
home economies, Middiehury College;
reading Mrs. Sherwn; music, Mrs.
DEMO.
a few friends gave Miss Evelyn Dumas
Il birthday surprise party ut her home
on Garfield street Tuesday evening -Mr.
and Mrs. w. NJ. Farr are the parents OF
n daughter. born Monday-The mission
study class of the Methodist Church will
meet Friday evening at the home OF MIR.
! and Mrs. Joseph Guindon on Maple street
| Hugh Mullngs has been confined to the
! house this week with grip.-Mrs. Eliza
| Narney has returned from a visit with
her son, A. w. Narney. and Mrs. Varney
in Remington. Homer Hewitt was called
| to burlington on business Wednesday,
| Martin s. Daniels of Lyndonville has ar
| rived to assume his duties ms distriCt
| superintendent of Addison northeast dis
trict.-The Baptist Christian 1Indeavor
held a cottage pr. ser meeting ut the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. Il. Dicl rnan
| Wednesday evening.
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nest Ryder of Salisbury was present ana
sang several solos. At the conclusion
the business meeting of the foifth ana
last quarterly conference was held ana Il
unanimous vote was given for the return
of We pastor, the Rev. o. G. Cornell, for
another year Dinner was served at noon,
over 20 partaking,- and Mrs. Frank
lIartwell Will entertain the Home circle
I riday evening Of next weck.-Thc Meth
odis' Episcopal society is planning on old
folks concert ON the evening of February
-, TO be held at the church.-A surprise
party was rendered Herbert Norton Tues
day evening. the occasion being to cele-
br t. his 3Sth brtId y. The house was
filed with guests. Vocal and instrumen
tai music was furnished and refresh
ments were served. He received gifts,
among them being large birthday cake
decorated with flowers and 80 candles.
His twin sister. Mrs. George T.. Allen, was
unable To be present because of the scri-
Gus illness of Mr.. Aliens father.-An-
drew russo Is gaining rapidly and is able
to tide out.-CharlcS Uartwell of Keene,
a. Y. was in town recently Clifford Bar
her of Westport pushed road to Adams
Ferry on the lake last wcek.--A large
number of men responded to an invita-
ton from the pastor to be present at the
afternoon service last SundaH ut the
Methodist Episcopal church and listened
to Il sermon especially for men. Next
Sunday will he ladies sunday and the
same request is given the ladies and the
men will also be welComc.-Mr. and Mrs.
II, NJ. Narney were in Burlington Tues
daN.-MiS. Sylvia carpenter, who has re
Gently returned from Los Angeles. cal,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Adclia Conant.
Miss Lizzie IIaswell of Argyle. y. v.
is assisting in the care of Madame Corr
nell, mother of the Rev. G. {. Cornell,
who is i'll with chronic bronchitis at the
Methodist Episcopal parsonage. Benia-
min Allen is seriously i'll with tive grip
and heart trouhle.-Mrs George Brooks
of Argyle, n. V, visited her mother, Ma
dame Cornell, and her brother the Rev.
q. &. Cornell, few days last week
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Miss Rivers, who will be her guest for a
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Miss Rivers who will be her guest for
week.
The Nergennes board of trade held
meeting Tuesday evening at city hall the
president. Alderman Arthur w. Norton,
presiding. II was voted TO give Sgj TO the
Addison County Farmers association to
help in carrying on their work. \ resolu-
ton was passed approving and endorsing
the appeal of the Vergennes improvement
society for a cleaner city. 1t was voted
that the secretary be authorized to write
10 Congressman Frank l., Greene to see
Sc some part of the appropriation for riv-
ers and harbors recently passed by Con-
greSs can not be used to improve the
navigation of Otter creek During the
meeting certain matters pertaining to tho
welfare OF the city were informally dis
custodian error was made in these notes
yesterday in stating that Mrs. Vance
Waterman was first vicc-presidcnt of the
Parent-Teacher association 1t should
have read George c. Ross.-The
Vergennes Gun club will hold their an
nual meeting this evening in the office Of
Dr. G. H. Cole.--A daughter was born
January q at Middlebury to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Leo Bristol. Mr. Bristol is a son
of MI and Mrs. w. II. Bristol of Ner-
gennes-Dr. j, Charles Wheaton, who
has been inspecting the diaries Of the pa
irons Of the Sheffield FarmsSla wson-
Decker comrany, re, Irned yesterday I"
Malone, y. I.-H. L. Hardy OF the Maine
Creamery company, Providence, r. L. Ii
in Ferrisburg this week making arrange
ments to take over the creamery that he
recently purchased for his company from
L. T.. Avery.--Miss Faith Middlebrook has
recovered from her recent illness and re-
sumed her duties as teacher in the Chap
man district, Ferrisburg. There viii be
another y-good-timc soci; BILE at re
vcstry Of the Fcrrisburg Congregational
Church Friday evoning-Mr. and Mrs. X
D. Booth, who have been i'll with H.,
grip, are now able to sit up.-The Rev
and Mrs. T. Vernon Young and child
who have been visiting her sister, Mrs
Cecil A. Bristol have returned to Alburg
Charles Goodale of Rrattieboro was
called here yesterday by the death { his
mother, Mrs. Goodale Of Morkton.-O. II
Sherman of BURLINGTON was in town yes
terday and attended the directors meet
ing Of the National bank Of Nergennes.
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W1LLISTON.

MISS Geraldine Lawrence was lcnuc''"
n miscellaneous shower at her home SN' ,
urday afternoon by her sister MISS Nap''
lAwrcno'. IN honor Of her appr>achlls
marriage to Maurice j. Charland OF WIZ
iston, Miss Lawrence was the recipient
or many pretty gifts. Refreshments we're
served by Mrs. Raymond Lawrence.
FIRE IN the cellar Of the wizard f'r-
guson house last week damaged the moor
10 som" extent -Joseuh lombard wv"
Arf, sarah Iashua REYNOLDS were mar
iled 81 the Baptist parsonage IN burIlhE,
ton last Saturday night "A very p'eaSah'
surprise party was given John NhlVoH
al n home last Thursday cvenlhh J"
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MIS- BaSlow Is survived bv thre' sons
he'Vin, Frank ana Austin. VINO hNcu on
'hn home falm viii lcr.--Mr. ana MIS-
larry Bowman have returned To thclf
nome here, after the seasons work on u
faim in East Middlcbury. The Key. NJ
Abar, who has supplied the Baptist pulpit
as n candidate for two SUNDAYS. returned
to his home In Westminster. Mass, Mon
da". Tho church has given MI Abar -
eau ior thu pastorat". Mr& Joseph
l'lanchard who has bee. i'll or several
weeks, Is no letter.--EthelNn daughter
OF Arthur Briggs is ill-Ars, Melissa
Jackman Mrs. Hattie Jackman, Mrs. ID.
> Day, Mrs. Mandana Ill., Mrs. Edwin
Butterfield and the family Of William Be
dorc are suffering from an attack Of the
erip.-fletchcr, son of +. z. Elliott, is i'll
with pneumonia and Mrs. q. \
mayer are convalescing after two
weeks Illness
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STARkSRORO.

Among those i'll with the grip are Verne
Stokes, Mrs. G. Ladoo and Roy lialieck.
Henry Halleck is i'll with pneumonia. A
trained nurse is caring for him.-The
Christian Culture club meets Thursday
with Mrs. Grace Minum.-A baptiSrna!
service was held at the Baptist Church
Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Gotta uniting with the church.-The loII
call Wednesday evening was held
around the supper tables followed NY a
service upstairs. The Rev. f. X. Hackett
breaches his farewell sermon February 4
AT the next regular Grange meeting the
program will be in charge OF a committee
Mrs. Julia Carpenter. Miss Ruth Car
penter and Miss Bertha Hill.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Haloch are the
parents of Il son, born the 23rd.-Gladys,
the little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Nlger wa injured last week while slid
ing and was taken to the Mary Fletcher
hospital. She did not have to undergo
an operation. as was feared would he
necessary. Dixie and wife accom-
panied by his rotlcr, Jesse Dixie, d
wife, of Addison, were at Montpelicr last
week. guests Of their cousin. John Dixie
representative from Starkshoro. 49, Henry
iiallock is i'll with pneumonia a. me home
OF his brother, Roy. who is i'll with grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philander Orvis attended
the funeral of George colby in Bristol
last week.--perry Halock, formerly or
this place. suffered n shock NJ the STATE
hospital at Waterbury last week
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COLCHESTER.

the Grange program for February .
viii be: Song, Grange; reading, Grace
Mcneil, piano selection, Miss Plant. En-
barge on Farm Products" b. +. Gale
RECITATION, Mrs. Jesse McNall song, Lena
and Mablc Cadrctte: reading. Herbert
severance. Refreshments will be served,
Mr., and Mrs. G. NJ Henderson OF Tn
dcrhill sited NJ j. NJ. Wrights this week.
Mrs. Edna Teao hout of Es~cH junction
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Scion BigeloN.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Lavelly are parents
Of a son, born January 26.--Thero will he
no morning service at the Congregational
Church through the month Of February.
Sunday school will 30 held each Sunday
at the usual time
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ORWELL.

A large skating party was enjoyed last
week on Lake Champlain. Lunch was
served at the home of s. ]. Mcintyre -
The ice harvest is over. The quality
has been excellent. The ice-house AT
Eagle Inn was filled last week, Mrs. NJ
r. Brown will move in the spring to her
residence in Orwell village, having sold
her farm to Edmund Praise ar
nua meeting Of the Congregational
Church will be held in the ladies' rooms
on Thursday evening. All interested are
invited to attend supper served at se"on
p. m. business meeting to follow.-'rne
report of the boys meeting in Burling-
ton was given last Sunday evening by
Glen Bishop and Earl Blackmer who at
tended. The board Of civil authority met
! Saturday and abated taxes to the amount
OF sl,s0O.--M Mildred Carlton was at
| her home in Poultney last Saturday.-!The
| Forcstcrs will have their annual ball
Friday evening in the town hall. f.
| SINNERS dairy was tested and six were
found to have tuberculosis and were kill
ed.--W, G. Hack. who was i'll last week
! is better now.--Lcland Hall has been al
home from Poultney for week with a
| throat trouble IIo is improving.-t'rec
/ Walker Of Putnam. n Y, has been 10Y
/ some days with his sister, Mrs, o. B
Root.--The annual meeting OF the Ladies
Sewing society was held Saturday N
30 O'Clock with Mrs. D. l.. Wells Tht
old board of officers was rc-elected'-h
social evening was enjoyed at y. = Fow
lers Friday--Lcroy Ware of Wells ha'
bccn engaged to make cheese at tn
cheese factory this seq son, Miss llleel
, Conway, who had one side OF her FACE
scaIded a week ago. II dong we'll
Thomas Nickerson has taken the"AndrcV
| Ketcham farm in Sudbury-"i il,an
| Hitchcock has taken II. e Hacks farm
and c. NJ. Mallory the farm OF G. G
Griswold. Fred Lefley has taken III
farm of Mrs T.. u Griswold.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs Atkins and Mrs. Douglas
entertain the Lend al Hand Circle
day. Dinner Will be served at
o'clock.-Mrs. Bernard Towers of
York arrived sunday night to visit r
tives--Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Fuller "
in Burlington Tues lav.--Mr. and
day night. They were called there
the death of Mr.. Mllcr's brothers
cral in the family Of \. j. Crandau
been ill--Tt is expected 4. &. Pal
will he able to return home
last of the week. Mrs. Palmer
in Burlington over Sunday.-Mr.
Mrs. J. 3. Atkins spent Sunday
Essex Junction at G. J. Berry SD;
Hapgood spent the week END at
home here.