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.. For The Times Bspatch.l
o-day is cold and gloomy.
The Sky is dull and gray.
me tree tops bend and SILVER
IN the glen across the wav:
ne ice hangs from their brancbe,
Lake fringe OF silver threads
ana winter storms and threatens
IN INC clouds above our heads.
hnt 40 not be downhcarted, for m.
hours
Arc bringing spring and sunshine ana
the flowers.
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ttNttrOuf,Ol,ju.

MS W IL j. El6"ron Na.--After a dog Ina :
hen bitten b! another dog With hNdrophuhin.
day"' frequently in about twelve hours. Tho
period OF the duration Of the disease varies
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Trade with ,.crmnny Prior To vn-

IT IT. e KiChlnond.--Totnl value q cNDorts Ia
,ie:Jnhny from United states. 1872. $3NG.95o.o2l:
l"iai value OF imports from Germany to United
states l"l2. 81 l.3Su.3No: total value exports
!" Germany from United states 1918 $3aI-
=" United states 1918. SlSS.e6&07i
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Nh: There. CnIinMny!

y Congressman. who halls from Texas.
Continues With Wild talk TO veX us
Ky himself he has thought
MI tho papers are bought:
30 he'd have tho jalcr annex us
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inauguration DIV,

Mrs 7. W. A.. Richmond..-I'nlcss graves.
.easonI prevent IL. the inaugural parade viii
'aN' place. III Washington March !. I'm
doubleday. excursions win be run from Rich.
moud $500
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II is altogether likely that many of these
undergraduates who arc urging Il referendum
Oh a declaration of war couldn't vote il Il
referendum were submitted.
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MIS-. J.. j. H.. Bruokncal. Na--Fra Thorn
ton: of NrSinia. was c"rnct Of Lees Battalion
of Light Dragons. April u, l11S. am, resigned
OH January J. l11a. 49,
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Never Touched Him.

Did YOU vote for the new 'bonc-dry' amend
mcnt?' inquired tho loyal constituent.
You bet did. replied Cong rcsSman Iiamm-
fWt II nave Il cellar filled with the remedy
for that condition Of affairs
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s.s' III giving warm greeting ,o IN.
n'Vi, mona soldiers viii he welcomed
at the meeting
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liSlbrtIN'ctI.

Thouch trouhlcs ncvcr com. singly they arc
often singular.
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The Voice Of the PEOPLE

4, an evidence or good faith. letters n,ust
give the name and nddrcSs OF the writer. Names
wiz not be published IL writer ~ rruuests
Make all communion 10
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u u Suuth Irnth
2yttecf. RiChmonl, Va. by The fines Dispatch Tub
sTnsntbx Co. Inc. Charles a. un>hr"oi,. Editor and
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"uonorin= the knIshtI,nc., Of Lee,

DlSVN iCN.
Si:--Whcn the War Ectwecit th,. SIai,.s com.
'nemccd. IN 1851, and General Robert f.. &c
r.SlEE"d his commission in tho United states
Arm\ u enter the service Of The confcdcra,c
state. he "as quite wealthy, hut by the end Of
INC cnd year OF tho his property had
iaIIcn mt" the hands OF the fcdoraI govern
hchj. "hch made him very poor man, and he
was dcpcndcnt ON his sa larry for the siipnori OF
.iS family. On account Of The dcprccia ion of
o"hi"d"r"tc money and the high cost of living,
II was rhihcr Il struggle for them to subs. list
rms stat of affairs becoming known to The
pubic. The citizens Of Richmond determined on
IN" plan I" buy - home for the general and his
lami'y. and aiscd large for thai purpose
IN" hrSi Knowledge General Lee had of This
ciort ~ his behalf was through The ncwspap s.
ana he immediately dictated the followiu: letter
ana sent II forward Richmond:
'iIcadquartcrs Army Northern virginia
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9RREss All COMMUNICATIONS To Tho Times
sSDepntch. ana not L. ind, ilu,is
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The grass is dead and scanty.
me shrlNcicd leaves arc hcapcd
IN the hoilows on tho hillside
where tho round-cyed daisies Decpod.
]hat paths arc rough and frozen
And the carts on mornings round.
jolt and rattle as they travel
ON the hard, uneven ground.
nc ice mas closed so tightly the rip
ping rivers mouth.
But the birds are coming singing from,
tho South
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XLEpHOSE: Randolph l. Private Branch Exchange
hSohhectinI with all departments.
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I:rnnk TIhnrntnn.

=" IT, :. rover Na.--ThcrC is nothing in tho
laws "i Virginia about the matter.
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''ro the Prrsidcn, of the City Council Rich

81. Il.
"Sir-My attention has boon directed 10 !,
h"cn introduced into the body over which YOU
preside. having for its object the purchase nv
the city of Richmond of house for the use
"f my family.
Il assure YOU sir, that want Of apprcc:a-
Ton tor the honor conferred OH mo by ,his
resolution. or insenSibility the kind feelings
which prompted it, induces me ask. "a most
respectfully do, That further proceedings he
taken with reference to the subject The house
is not necessary to the OF my family, and
my own duties Will prevent my residence in
richmond
81 should therefore. he compelled to decline
the generous ,fcr. and trust that whatever
means the city Council may have spare for
this purpose may be devoted the relief Of
The families OF our soldiers in the field, who
Of assistance and more de-
serving OF II than myself:
II have the honor to be- most respectfully,
your oDcdlcnt servant X. T.. LEE.
General"
Let every Nirginiau read for himself. aud
wish every Nirginian could read this splendid
and noble man With him, it his soldiers
irst and Lee last. This is but another memory
the heights"
Virginia. you "Honornk the Knight!ncss
Of Lee by doing your duty to the remnant Of
served YOU well under tho leadership OF Your
great and world famed hero? Let all emulate
his example as the grand embodiment OF every
virtue that crowns tho character Of the Chris
tian soldier and the private citizen without
guile Virginia. will you do as Lee would
to the old Confederate soldier and the dear old
Confederate women first and to Virginia last?
r. II. WILLIAMS. SIR.
1910 Park Avenue, Richmond, February II.
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RANCH OFFICES: Washington ia Fourteenth
tEtrcct, N w; York City. Fifth Avenue b"uu
ms; Chicnxo Peoples Gas isuiiduG: rhlads'rh'a
se9iutunl Life Building.
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The wind around tho corner
Whistles keen his freezing tune;
Tic snowdrifts CLEAN and glitter
Meath the shining Of the moon.
The frost upon the window
Makes pattern fair and fine,
Lake Il weaver with his shuttle
Tracing leaf and flower and vino.
Bnt spring is coming nearer every day
And soon his breath will melt them all
away.
SO do not be do" nhcartcd. for the
hours
Arc bringing us the sunshine and tho
flowers,
And soon the reign OF winter will be
done
And Nature galy fria<ing in the sun;
The Ice will leave the ripping rivers
mouth
And all the birds come singing from
tho South.
ROSA II. GRAY.
Ashland, Va.
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The mountain in tho distance
Folds Il miSt-cloud round it's head.
The squirrel shows his bright eve
At the knot hole Of his bed
There is smell of forest fires,
Every sound comes clear aud true.
The OWL boots forth his night song:
II am cold, and SO are YOU"
liut soon the reign of winter viii he
done
Nature will be gaily frskins in the
sun.
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sNsrak January -, 1905. the Post onlcc at
hithnond. Va, second class matter
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rg Jna dancing man has married Il
ilch HH'.aarpia widow That Shows the
hcn'n' u intensive rabarct training
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,E{f rls vi & with manuscripts ami
iQusf wish have unavailable
atSiSlcs returned they in nil send stamps
t3kefhnt I.urpn>C
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-02-14
EAST RYEGATE

[Merta Anderson, Correspondent
George Anderson has been i'll the
past few days with the grip.
Winifred Wilson of Lyndon insti-
tute spent Sunday with her parents.
Flora Dickerson of Monroe, N. H,
is working for Mrs. George Franklin.
Elmer Shute spent Sunday with
friends in Monroe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Bailey attended
the play 1.-The Japanese Girl at
Bradford, Friday evening.
Mrs. A. H. Adams and inertia An
derson visited in Woodsville one day
last week.
Mrs. c. NJ Wallace is visiting
friends and relatives in Barre.
Burt Heath has finished work for
George p. Wallace and Francis Hasty
of Barnet is taking his place.
Mrs. j. H. Adams Of Passumpsic is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lawrence
Gardner.
Delma c. Stevens of Newport was
at C. H. Hayes Friday.
NJ. H. Gibson was at home from
E1aston, n. H., over Sunday.
Mrs. C. B. Richardson OF White.
field, n. H., visited her mother, Mrs
Mary Simonds, and sister, Mrs. Ray
Hayes, Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Harold Judd went to Montpel
Ter Saturday to visit her mother fol
few days.
Maynard Clarke and wife were il
Lyndonville at Frank Greenwood S
| Friday.
Thelma shortsleeve, who has beer
! i'll, is better.
Rose Boardway is ill with q sever
| cold.
Frank Powers is out of town OF
! business.
Carl Judd of Woodsville, N. H., Wis
| tied his brother, Harold Judd, on
| day last week.
| w. S. Lackie carried a sled load O
/ young people to WoodsvilIe Saturda.
1 evening to the movies.
Buzz Hastings and Alton Leonard
| spent Monday evening in Woodsville
| Lucy Clark of Woodsville was a
! George Franklin's Thursday after
! noon.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-02-14
GREENSBORO BEND.

(Mrs. w. =. Hill, Correspondent
Eben Douglas is at home for a
while.
B. D. Piper was in ST. Johnsbury
the last of the week
A. G. Cox is boarding with Mrs.
Martha Nichols.
Ada Allen is working at J. B. Sill
vers
Christie Grammo was in st. Johns
bury over. Sunday.
Mrs. Jerome of Hardwick is help
ing at Albert Batten's.
A. c. Chase was in Newport on
business the past week.
Mrs w. A. Allen is sick.
Joseph Demars has finished work
for Mrs. Benjamin Demars.
Miss Duncan, who teaches at North
Greensboro, received news Saturday
that her parents were seriously i'll al
Monroe, N. H. She went to her home
Monday.
Miss Helen Slapp was sick the first
Of the week and not able to be in
school Monday
The grip victims all seem to be on
the gain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Shatney are
the parents of a baby girl born Mon
day.
w d. Hill is cutting logs on C. p
Carriers farm in Greensboro.
Mrs William Withers is caring fol
Mrs. Shatney and infant daughter.
Dana Garfield of st. Johnsbury
was in town Wednesday,
Rev. Mr.. Howard was in Barton
Wednesday and Thursday.
George Keith Of Sheffield was in
town Wednesday.
T.. A. Buck is i'll at this writing.
Frank Amsden is suffering with
neuralgia in his head
L. w. Billiard was in Walden We'd
nesday.
The supper under the management
of Mrs. Laura Pope, Mrs. Mamie
Davis. Mrs. Jennie ITogslboom and
Mrs. Inez Graham was :. success in
every way. The committee did them
selves proud. The entertainments by
the children was also fine in every
way. The proceeds we're s1t.30
which arc for the benefit Of tn,
church.
Miss Ruth c. Barr and Mrs. Kate
H,oskins are suffering with the pre-
FALLING distemper.
Mrs. a. G. Chase WAS happily SUI :
prised the first of the week by tho
gift Of il fine Nictrola from her hus-
band
Little Roland Goethe is quite sick.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-02-14
NORTH DANVII.LE,.

(Alice p. Massey, Correspondent
Miss Lois Hawkins spent the week
end visiting at her home in Barton.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert .MaGill are re-
joicing over the birth of a. daughter,
born Feb s. Mrs. Kate Oderkirk is
caring for the mother and child.
Paul Shattuck is sick at his home
with appendicitis.
Miss Eta Waters Of Johnson, has
been visiting her sister, Miss Mary
Waters, the past week. Both spent
the weekend at their home in John
son.
Benjamin Stanton, who is in Bright
look Hospital, recovering from an OPP
Grafton of appendicitis, is doing as
well as his friends can wish.
Thursday night was the regular
meeting of the Grange. Seven candi-
dates were instructed in the first and
second degrees, two visiting members,
Miss Eta Waters of Johnson, and
Philip Moore.
James Cassidy is sick at his home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Goodwin and
daughter. Ivis, were visitors in the
place Sunday.
Benjamin Stanton was operated on
FOR appendicitis at Brightlook hos
pital Monday afternoon. Drs. Ross
and Farmer performed the operation
His mother, Mrs. Stanton, is there
with him.
Miss Mary Waters visited in St
| Johnsbury Saturday.
Edith LaPlant is working at Johr
| Gadapee's while Doris is sick. She
| is gaining at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Weeks of ST
Johnsbury visited at o. Exley's Sun.
day.
Mrs. Nettie Burbank is back il
school after a weeks absence on &C.
! count of the illness of her daughter
| Miss Thelma.
| Misses Pauline and Edith LaPlan
| we're visitors Sunday at T. c. En-
mons.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Massey visited
| lis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Mas
| sey, at st. Johnsbury Center Sunday
Robert McGill is sick at his HON
| here.
All those reported sick last weel
| are gaining.
Several from here attended the [
c. T. minstrel show at St. Johnsbur
| Friday night.
Friday night and Saturday wer
the coolest of the season.
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time of his death was holding tho
office of school director justice Of the
peace, also the office of director of
the Lamoille Valley Creamery at East
Hardwick The funeral was held at
the NJ E. church at Greensboro Bend,
at 1 o'clock, Rev. Mr.. Howard con-
Quoting the service. George Colby
and Frank Hodgden with Ruth Barr
as organist, rendered sWeetly the
beautiful selections which were sung
at his wife's funeral one year ago.
The funeral was largely attended. The
entire community sincerely mourn his
sudden departure. The esteem in
which he was held was suggested by
the abundance of flowers brought to
the service, gifts of the EpWorth
League. officers of the creamery and
personal friends. The bearers were
the same with the exception of two
as at his sons and wife's funerals.
They were E. r. Collins, George Day.
is, Carl Batchelder, Jason and Merit
Hutchins The interment was in
Stannard cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Smith We're in
Hardwick on business last week,
Wednesday.
Percy ]. Brown of Mortified Wis
tied at Lee Cookies last Friday.
Miss Helen Smith spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. H.
Smith.
Manvile Grant went to Craftsbury
last week, Wednesday,, to attend the
funeral of Harley Hanson.
Mr.. and Mrs n. IT. Wilson of Glov-
er visited over Sunday at the home of
his son, Carl
Mr.. and Mrs. George Belville re-
turned from their visit in Craftsbury
last week, Tuesday.
The entertainment given Saturday
evening melted the club $40 above
expenses.
Mr. and Mrs. George Jordan spent
| Sunday at Joseph Massey's at the
Bend.
Il Mrs. Blanche Smith was business
visitor in Hardwick last week.
t. Mrs. Lena Rushford and children
| visited at Mrs. George Belville's Fri
! day.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Demars spent
| Monday at George Jordons.
| Master George Smith of Lyndon
! vile is visiting Mrs. ILffie Winchester
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EAST BURKE.
fMrs. b. r. Humphrey. Cor.)

Mrs. IL. II. humphrey, Corr
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Simpson are
the happy parents of baby boy
born Feb 5. Both mother and child
are doing we'll.
Walter Wheeler has bought the
place where he lives of Webster and
WEIGH, known as the Enoch Page
place.
Mrs Dale Walter is working for
Mrs. Chester Simpson.
L. A. Darling and e. r. Harvey
were in st. Johnsbury Monday.
Mrs. Frank Temple was a guest of
her sister. Mrs Myron Smith, il Lyn-
donville Friday.
Percy Remission is confined to the
house with the prevailing distemper.
Miss Sylvia Turner from East Lyn-
don is working for Mrs. Garnet Cas-
H. e. and w. l.. Jenkins are III
Manchester, n. H., this week on bust
ness
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah Gibson were
business visitors in st. Johnsbur!
| Tuesday.
Mrs. Dale Walter has finished worl
for Mrs. I. NJ. Hunter.
In attempting to say that Adns
Jenkins, who died February 2, was 6
brother of Mrs. Nellie Jeffrey, the
| compositor made an error and made
the notice read that Mrs. Jeffrey was
| dead Mrs. Jeffrey is in her usual
health we are glad to report.
Mrs. Lucy jenkins spent the pas
week with her brother and sister, MI
and Mrs. Stephen Hunter, at Lyndon
| Corner.
Mrs. Sadie Morse Of Lyndon Centei
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mary Y
Belden.
James Donahue has been spending
few days in Manchester, y. H.
Mrs. Mary Belden fell in DR.. Root:
yard Wednesday afternoon and brok,
her left wrist.
Mrs. Mary Coburn has returned t,
the home of her son, B. H Baker, at
ter visiting Mrs. George Burlington
and Mrs G. H. Kittredge the past tw.
weeks
Mrs. Frank Powers and daughter
Ruth, were recent visitors Of he
brother, Charles Young. in St. Johns
bury.
Mrs. Sadie Lane recently visited he
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
Phillips, in Lyndonville.
Frank Stoddard is quite i'll with tn
grip Mrs. Frank Temple is confine'
to the house with the prevailing dis
temper.
Croydon Trip injured his kne
quite badly and was unable to retur'
to his school.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dennonvill
and son, Omer, recently attended tn
wedding Of a relative in Providence
r. /.
Miss Rose Dcnnonvillc is i'll wit
tOnsilitiS
Elmer. Curwin has gone to St Johns
bury to work.
James Buell. was in SWantO
Thursday to attend the funeral of hi
sister, Mrs. T. J. Stickler.
John Rosebrooks of West Burke
| foreman of the dressing mill here,
visiting relatives in Massachusetts.
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WELLS RIVER.

(Mrs. d. G. Farwell, Correspondent
About 70 of the friends and neigh
bors of Miss Nellie Bailey met at he,
home Thursday evening to remind hel
of her 18th birthday. The evening
was spent in dancing and playing
games. A purse of money was pre-
scented to her. Refreshments wert
served, after which all left for thei1
homes wishing her many happy re-
turns Of the day.
Mrs. Ezra c. Dickerman was il
Tilton, n. H., Wednesday. She wa:
accompanied by Mrs. John Blake o!
Lyndon Center.
A. J. Moulton spent the past weel
with relatives in Sutton and Wesi
Burke.
Mrs. L. H. Fisher and daughte,
from Lyndonville were recent visitors
at Harry Leach's.
Miss Pearl Human entertained 6
few young people Tuesday evening ir
honor of her friend, Miss I.illiar
Walker, of Boston.
II. Crabtree is taking a business
trip to Boston and New York this
week
The c. E. Society held a business
meeting on Tuesday evening.
| Irving Deblois is at the Cottage
hospital having had his toes ampu-
tated as result of freezing them
several days ago.
DR.. With of Boston was at the
Tavern Wednesday en- route for 6
Washington.
|
/ feated at basket ball Tuesday even.
ing by the Woodsville Independents
A rare treat musically is in store
| for Feb. Is, in the form of a concert
given by the Boston Festival Orches
! ira club at the Woodsville opera
| house.
| Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Kay
Crabtree will be interested to heal
of the arrival of daughter in theil
home in Toilette, P. @.
Harold Wright has gone to hi!
home in Richford because Of illness
Harry Sherwell is taking his place a
the Tavern.
i A number of Wells River people
| attended the WOodsville high schoo
| prize speaking contest Thursday eve,
ming.
Guards have been stationed at botl
| the Woodsville and Wells River
bridges. A guard house has beer
erected near each bridge.
Andrew Smith of MorrisvilJe, is Wis
ting his son, Leonard ID. Smith.
Miss Agnes Whitilaw was recen
visitor in st. Johnsbury.
Seventy railroad telegraphers helt
u banquet ut IIale's Tavern on Satur
day. klark's orchestra furnished mu
sic during the evening.
Miss Nellie Bailey is home for ove1
Sunday from Hayerhill Academy.
Mrs. Benton Harris and son, Rear
don, arc home from the Cottage Hos
pital, and arc living for d few week.
ut ID. G.. FarwelIs home. which Mr.
harris has rented.
The Thimblc Club observed "gues
night at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
II. L. I'arwci1. Friday evening. Abou
| 10 were present.
Tom and Porter FarweII afforded
the winter carnival ut Dartmouth
Friday and SATURDAY.. the guests Of
Dr. and Mrs. George Parker.
Miss Markham was absent from the
postoffice this week. owing to Tho
death of her brother. Jim Markham
of Groton.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-02-14
SOUTH WHEELOCK.

(Mrs. Lucy Weed, Correspondents
Fred Black went to Woodsville re-
Gently and bought a fine pair of
horses.
John Jewell of Lyndon is stopping
at Fcrd Rodgers.
The grip seems to have taken UP
it's abode in this part Of the town.
There are but one or two families
that escaped sickness. In some
homes the entire family are sick.
William Fowler and son, Roland.
are sick with the prevailing distem-
per, as are the families of Fred
Ganyo, Fred Blake and Harlie Sher-
burne.
George Guyett and family of Wind
sor are visiting at Treff Halls.
George Berry and wife went to St
Johnsbury Monday to stay a few
weeks with their children.
Henry Smith and son, Irwin, and
Karl Bailey were in Woodsville last
Saturday. "A
Roy Gray and wife of WheelycA
spent Sunday at III. C. Sherburn's.
Elmer Shepard and wife of STAN
nard visited at Harlie Shepard's 1as|
Sunday.
John Buckley was in Greensboro
Bend last Saturday.
George Weed was in st. JohnsburJ
last Friday to attend the U. c. n
minstrel show.
Henry Smith was a business visito}
in ST. Johnsbury Monday.
Ernest Dopp and bride of Sheffield
arc visiting at Simon Dopp's.
Supt. G. A. Jameson of Wes|
Burke was in this part of the tow4
last week visiting schools.