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ENOSBURG FALLS.

The funeral OF Mrs Rufus Phillips, n.
weo passed away at the home OF her
daughter Mrs {. NJ. Whitcomb on South
Main street Saturday morning, was at
tended at tho house Monday, the Rev.
w. E. Douglass officiating. Mrs. Phil.
lips had been i'll only few weeks, begin.
ming with IA cold Conditions developed
which owing to her age could not be ov-
ercome. She is survived by two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Whitcomb and Mrs. r. w.
Spicer OF East Enosburg. Burial was be-
side her husband who died about 20
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ALBURG.

y. NJ. Bates of East Highgate
is visiting in town.-Miss C. j. Whitman
Of Montreal, who has been spending some
time with her niece, Mrs. Gilbert Robin
son. has gone to Champlain. y. Y, to Wis
it relatives.-Word was received of the
serious condition of Mrs. George Plum
mer, who is in Burlington for treatment
Mrs. David Soule and two daughters of
Swanton spent Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Ira Hunter
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ISLE LA NOTE.

The funeral of Mrs. Watt A. Hill.
widow of Nathan G. Hill. whose death
occurred suddenly on Monday noon,
was held Wednesday afternoon at go
o'clock at her late home. Mrs Hill was
very successful in conducting a large
apple orchard and despite the fact that
she fell and broke one hip two years
ago continued the active management
of her affairs. She was So years of
age
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Twins were born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Rouse March Q. one dying soon after
birth.-Thc Ladies' Aid society held their
monthly meeting In the church vestry
Tuesday afternoon. In the evening SUI
gar social was held.--Mrs. c. II. Stetson
Of Enosburg Falls visited at w. c. Cram
TONS recently.-Ivan Tibbits of East
Franklin Is working for l.. II. Button.-
The last entertainment of the Trout Riv.
er Grange lecture course will be held in
w. S. Rublee's hall this cvening.-Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Mcteiner and daughter.
Wilma, were In st. Adams recently
The Misses Susie and Mamie Moffatt are
visiting their aunt. Mrs. Felix Mitiguey
In Bcthel..--Mr. and Mrs. Casavant OF
Sanlsorville have moved into the Joel
Pond house recently vacated by Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Domina.-E. f. Young.
travelling salesman In Minnesota. ic poss-
irp some time at his home here.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

H. R. Olmstead passed the week lend
in Highgate with his daughter. Mrs
Judd.-Miss Marion Gilbert visited at
Richford last Week.-Mrs. Aida Guthrie is
visiting at Rice Hill.-The Woman's Home
Missionary society met with the presi-
dent. Mrs. Nellie Gilbert. Tuesday after
noon.--Mr. and Mrs. r. S. Tibbits and
daughters Minnie, Gertrude and Ada are
visiting in Cowansv1lle, Que.--C. X. En-
cry was in Montreal reccntly.-A son was
born recently to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Ben
jamn.-J. Sherrcr. who has been passing
a week at the home Of James Collins. has
gone to Berkshire
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BINGHAMVILLE.

Word was received mere Tuesday
morning of the death of Mrs. Hattie
Randall. who died at her daughters
home in Milton Monday. The deceased
was a former resident Of this place
The family Of Ned Sweet. who have
been Ill with the grip. are able to be
out.-Mrs. Walter Jones and children
are visiting relatives in Montpelier
and Barre.-Mr. and Mrs. Waldo
Wright and son Harley of East Fair.
field passed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
]. =. Carey.
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MILTON BOEO.

Wesley Brush was at tho homo Of
Sydney Gordon Sunday.-D. r. Bean has
returned from ST. Albans.-Miidred Evarts
was in this place March 1l.--Lawrence
Stanley Is ill.-F. Il. Smith was on Saw
age island Saturday and brought homo
seven new cows.-fIobart Richards. Mart
Reynolds. Harry Hogaboon and Arnold
Beaupre were in ST. Adams March H.
Gretta Shean is at the home of her uncle,
c. t.. White.-Mr Keaton and family
spent Saturday and Sunday in Westford.
MFR and Mrs. T. s. Berry were In st.
Adams Saturday
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GEORGIA.

William Owen has moved from the
Center to the tenement house on George
Webstcr's farm-Ttc following pre-
gram has been arranged for Banner
Grange Friday night: Music lnstru-
mental; address. origin of st. Pat
rIck's Day: discussion, ADVANTAGES
and Disadvantages of a. Silo"; vocal
solo: Irish reading: tableau, Come
Back to Erin; music. instrumental;
refreshments: Penny march"-Thc con-
dition OF Frank Pierce is somewhat
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Stiphe-. who has been confined to the
house for several weeks. is able to be
out.-Arthur Richards and Fern Decker
% this place were married last wcck, the
Rev. F. A. Woodwork performing the
ccremony.-A st. Patricks entertained mt
will be given at Columbia hall March Is
under the direction Of Miss Eliza Nc
Naliv
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HUNTINGTON CENTER,

Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Brewster. Mr. and
Mrs. H. J. Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs. Hale Fuller
and T. G. Fuller attended the funeral Of
Mrs. Wayland Fuller In Richmond last
week.-Ezra Kimball has moved into his
house recently vacated by Roy Kimball
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Andrews and son,
Wells, Of Essex are visiting at ]. e.
Andrews's and George Wells's.-The ladies
cleared $s.3 from the dinner town meet.
ing day.-A son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Jimmo Thursday.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
II. H. Walton. Saturday-Aiiss Jane
Ring Is visiting her brothers. Howard
and Ira Ring at observation-disclosures
Blodsett has purchased g. place and Is
moving to Richmond. He expects to
work at the automobile business the
coming season
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FAIRFAX.

Mr. Wood, an aged resident, died Satur-
day evening at the home Of his son.
Charles Wood. on North Main street.-R.
A. Southland has sold his shop on Mil
street 10 George T. Rooney.-Arthur Bal
lard has accepted a position In Lowell,
whore he will have charge Of a creamery
for J. G. Turnbull COMPANY
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HUNTINGTON.

Rev. and Mrs. G. v. French entertained
on Friday evening the Baracca Philastea
class from the Center. together with the
class here. A large number were present
and an enjoyable evening spent.-G. NJ
Morton was a weekend visitor in Jeffer-
sonville.-Mrs. w. c. Sprague is i'll with
grfp.-Mr. and Mrs. E. l.. Fuller were in
Montpelier Tuesday. Mrs. Fanny
Sprague is spending some time in Hines
burg visiting relatives.-Hiram OBrien
and son. Morton. visited his sister. Mrs
r. II. Sweet. Tuesday.-E. E. Bates and
M. w. Wells have gone to Burlington
as jurymen at the present term of court
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HILL WEST.

The cottage prayer-meeting will be held
at the home Of John Ariel on Friday eve
ning.-B. II. Jewett was in Richford on
Monday school will close on
Friday for four weeks vacation. The
Montgomery school will probably contin-
lie till the roads break up-John Nc
Grail was in Rigchford Saturday on bust
ness.-George Sylvester. who was i'll last
week. is able to be in school again.
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MILTON.

At the Methodist Church worship sun
day morning at 1913. The subject of SER
mon will be when LOSS Is Gain" Sun
day school at noon. Evening at 7:3O union
service at this church. The Rev. d. II.
Strong will preach. Epworth League on
Tuesday evenings at seven o'clock. Pray
er meeting this woek Thursday evening
will be at Mrs. f. l. Aliens. Tho w. T.
NJ. 8. will meet with Mrs a. r. Hill on
Wednesday. March q.
The funeral OF Mrs. Abby Jane Bar.
mum was held from the Congregational
Church on Sunday at ESQ p. m, the Rev.
D. II. Strong officiating. assisted by the
Rev. f. Il. Herrick. The hymns I'm the
Hour Of Trial" and "Oh. Paradise" were
sung by members Of the choir. with Mrs.
George Phelps at the organ. The honor.
airy bearers were old friends and neigh
bors, H. c. MoNaii. A. Waiston. NJ. j.
Perry and II. II. Fuller. Tho bearers
were F. S. Morgan. DR.. l. 8. Coburn,
George A. Phelps and c. n. Wood. The
interment was In the Whittemore lot be-
side her son In the village cemetery.
Among those present from out OF town
we're her brother. A. G. Whittemore. and
wife OF Burlington. his son. MIR. white
more OF Proctor. her granddaughters, the
Misses Kitty and Marion Barnum OF
Springfield. Miss Reggie Whittcmore oi
Elizabeth. N. j.. Mrs. Addison King u
Montreal and Miss Clara Clark OF East
Orange, N. J. Mrs. Barnum was rs yearf
old and had spent nearly all her life III
Milton and will be very much missed. b,
large circle OF friends and by the church
OF which she was an active member In tht
days when she was able to be about
She was fine musician and was q grad
uate OF the Boston Conservatory OF Musi,
and was always interested In all that wa:
best In music and books
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FRANKLIN.

NJ. L. Shedd Of the State highway Of
flee was at home over Sunday.-Mrs. C.
c. Adams and little daughter. Dorcas. of
Burlington. who have been spending two
weeks with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. r. Anderson. returned home Monday
Mrs. A. d. Whitney and daughter are
spending time in Enosburg Falls, where
Mrs. Whitney is receiving treatment
Mrs. H. NJ. Riley. who recently re-
turned from the st. Adams hospital, is
slowly improving.-Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Tatro and granddaughter. who have been
spending several weeks with their son in
Manchester. N. H.. returned homo Sun
DAY.
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Aliard; wce-dictator. James Murray;
prelatc. George Biondin; secretary,
Christopher Merrill: treasurer, Albert
MCGEE: inside guard, Daniel Merrill; out.
side guard. F. G. Oadue; trustee for thfee
years, G. A. Barber; sergeant-at-arms,
Fred Ladue. The installation will be held
Tuesday evening. April TO- and at this
meeting there will be a buffet lunch
served.
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BERKSHIRE.

The Center graded schools gave an en-.
tertainment In the town hail. Saturday
evening. There was a large attendance
and the pupils presented their parts in
good shape.-Mrs. Dorothy Leavens Of
Cambridge and Miss Eva Demar spent
the week END at George Qemar's.-Mrs.
Belva Hunt Of Forrest Hills. Mass. who
was called here by the illness of her
brother. Luther Sinclair, has returned
home.
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ENOSBURC.

The socable held in the vestry of Con-
gregational Church Wednesday evening
Of last week was we'll attended-The
Woman's Foreign Missionary meeting
was held Thursday at the home of Mrs
r. II. Maynard: subject Things Seen
and Heard in india" sugar-on-snow was
served.-F. NJ. Wright went to st. Adams
Tuesday to serve as grand juror.-Fred
Page is Ill at Leonard Reeds; his broth
er. Charles. is caring for him.-LMr. and
Mrs. c. Fl. Carpenter attended the funer-
al Of Mrs. Carpenters aunt. Mrs. Olive
Phillips. Monday at Enosburg Falls.
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SWANTON.

y person who recently visited tho Cana
dian fishing grounds off the mouth of the
MissisQuoi river reports that four or five
scincs are In operation, but that owing
to the severity of the weather and the
lack Of current In the river and lake that
small catches are being made. Tho pike,
u Is understood. are shipped to Montreal
and tho perch and Gull fish to New York
I'ike Is bringing 30 cants a pound. All this
fishing with 40-rod nets Is dono under tho
Ice In u manner peculiar to this locality
Tho idea originated with the late Samuel
Decker of West Swanton many years ago
when net fishing was permitted In Yer
mont. Last season about so hook and line
fishermen did a thriving business fishing
through the ice south of the railroad
tcostle along the West Swanton shore,
many earning 81 and IS day oil through
January and up to the breaking UP of the
leo. This season, thus far the catches are
small and very few fishing shanties have
appeared. Lack Of current In tho lake is
said TO u the cause of the poor luck. with
the first good thaw the ice fishing will
improve.-A. N. McHenry, superintendent
OF the Lapclle Poultry rood company, has
gone to his former homo In Oswego.-
Richard Colomb has sold tho brick bursa-
low which he built last scnson to r. j.
Morrill,. Tho house has been occupied by
George Dunbar.-The tracks Of the trolley
line between this place and st. Aloars arc
st,il buried under SHOW and Ice and the
cars will not be able to get into commits
sion again until a good thaw uncovers
tho raiis.-Over 500 hands are now employ
cd at the Remington L. M. c.
Henrietta and Olga Smith are visiting
friends In New Haven. Conn.-aiss Mil.
dred Bradley Is back from Battle Creek.
Mich. where she has been several weeks
for treatment. Jones Of Nc
Donald College, Montreal. was q recent
visitor at the home of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. II. @. Jones.-Thc committee on
the annual board Of trade banquet me.
Thursday and planned for tho get
together meeting which Il was decided
to hold soon after Lcnt.-severai marble
workers who moved TO Philipsburg sew
eral years ago, have returned to Swan
ton with their families the last to ar.
rive being Francis Lavigne. who has gene
into the local mill ss poliaher Rate
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ST. GEORGE.

The Misses Jennie and Sylvia Wellinger
spent a few days at the capital with
their father last week.-There was a box
social at the home Of o. f. Clough Mon
day evening.-Earl Aver has rented his
Shelburne farm to r. j. Sweeney of St.
Albans.-Miss Madge Ellwell and several
of her pupils visited In Montpelier
Thursday.-Henry Wescott has moved his
family into Mrs. A. B. Williams house.
Mrs. Ransome McDougall was in Bur-
lington Monday.
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WEST MILTON.

A. b. Wood. c. e. Osgood and George
Phelps. selectmen OF Milton. were In
Montpelier Wednesday on business for the
town.-N1r and hrs. Tony Marcia were
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RICHFORD.

Mrs Henry Mckinney and daughter
Miss Eula Mckinney. and son. James,
started for California Monday. where they
will visit among friends in San Francis
co, Los Angeles and other parts of the
state. They expect to be absent from
home for three months.-C. Fl. Aiken re.
turned home Monday evening from bus.
mess trip to Boston.-The last entertain.
ment in the Colonial course was given
Tuesday by Ralph Ginther, tmpcrsonator.
of New York.-Earl Fuller and Mrs. Myr.
tie Mart were married by the Rev d. q.
Guest March at the home of Loren Full.
Ter In this place "A daughter was born in
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Hobart Stanley Of this place and Miss
Glcnna Tibbitts Of East Franklin were
married in Richford at the Methodist
parsonage by the Rev. D. c. Guest March
Under the auspices OF Frontier Grange
there will be st. Patrick's day social
In Austin's hall Friday ovening.-T. 4.
Jones Of Vergcnnes Is visiting his mother,
Mrs Alice Jones' Mr.. Jones, who for the
past IS years has ben In the employ OF
A. r. Norton In the grain and feed busi-
ness In Vergennes. has resigned to &C.
cept a position with an automobile firm,
of Middlebury with headquarters In Vcr.
gennes.-E. a. Austin Is confined TO the
house by illnesS-Hubert and Charles
Austin, who have been for several weeks
visiting their grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. A. Austin. have returned to their home
at White River Junction.--Mrs. Nettie
Racine was a weekend guest In the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Sinclair at Berk.
shirc.-Miss Agnes Hill OF Enosburg Falls
visited her parents over Sunday.
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WESTFORD.

Charles whipple Of Holyoke. Mass, Ia
In town for brief stay. He has sold
take possession Immediately. His sister.
Miss Lila Whipple Of Johnson, is here
also. to assist in disposing Of their house.
hold soods.-Harmon Macia has rented
his farm to Henry Atherton.-Perley
Sweeney has moved into the Austin
house on Osgood hill.-Mrs. Amos Stearns
went to Groton Friday to be with her
daughter. Mrs. William Emery. whose
twin children are Ill, the boy having pneu-
monia.
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SHELDON.

On Friday a basketball game will be
played at Marsh's hall. Sheldon. between
the Cyclones and East Fairfield Stars at
SIS p m. On Friday. March q. tina
Montpelier Concert party will give a mus
zeal program at eight o'clocl: ct Marsh Q
hall.
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EAST SHELBURNE.

The Lend-a-Hand Circle of Kins's
Daughters met with Mrs. L. e,
Haynes Wednesday afternoon.-Mrs. Eos.
ter Strong is very ill.-Mark Thompson,
who has been i'll for some time Is able
to ride out.
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CHARLOTTE,

The Ladies' Aid will give a st. Patrick's
day supper at the vestry Friday evening
from six to eight o'clock-J. II. Thorpe
suffered slight shock Sunday night and
Is confined to his room.-A snowshoe party
from here went across the lake Monday
John Ramsey is at home from Poultney
FOR his vacation.--Mrs. Robert Holmes
Is at the Mary Fletcher hospital for
treatment.-Merle Byington. teacher in
Vergennes high. spent Sunday at her
home here
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Is very ii!.-ITsiley Bostwick and Edwin
Hall is to work for Albert Friend this
6eaSon.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters met Wed.
nesday with Mrs. l.. T. Haynes-Mrs.
Ravltn. who has been quite i'll with the
eTp Is better.-A. A. Curry is able to be
out. AFTER being confined to the house
with hard cold.-Ralph Aldrich has gone
to Boston for a few days.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The condition Of John Hart. LIST, who
Is III with the grip, does not improve
Ernest and Joseph st. George. young
sons Of Ambrose st. George. who have
been out of school for a week. each suffer-
ing with q hard cold. are better and
have returned to school.-Five children
in the family Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bora
are confined at home with whooping
cough.-There are two cases of whoop'ng
cough in the family Of L. c. Beers.-Mr.
and Mrs. William S. Kellogg. who have
recently sold their farm. have occupied
D. G. Donahue's house.-Mrs. Guy Bald
win OF Dandy and their sons. who have
been with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl.
s. Fonda. for the last ten weeks. went
to Jericho March for a protracted
visit with her sister. Mrs. Burton r.
Beers. and family.-Mrs. Thomas Scott
of Poultney is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
William Thorpe.-Alfred Stacy, who has
spent the winter in Springfield. Mass.
and Boston. has returned home-Mrs. z.
r. Voigt Is seriously Ill at her home in
this eighborhood.-Mrs. Timothy Steb-
bins has returned to her home at the
village from spending the winter months
in the family Of her grandson. William
Steddy.-Leo Hayes. a high school stu
dent. 10 Ill with the grip and was not
able to return to school Monday morn
ing.-The Christian Endeavor society will
give a sociable at the vestry this eve
ming. to which the public are invited.
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HINESBURG.

Roger Lyman has purchased tho late
Harmon Beechers farm.--Mrs. Ruth
Miles and George Coleman are both i'll
with the grip.-Mr and Mrs. Charles
Siuillette have moved to Burlington.-The
Woman's Relief Corps met In G. A..
n. hall Tuesday for their regular meet
ing. Dinner was served.-Mrs. Noble
Partch and Mrs. Kate Hull are ill.-All
the members Of the teacher-training
class have returned.-Mr Degraff has
rented the Fred Sears place east of the
viiiaee.-Miss Lucy Belle Pierce is at
homo for two weeks vacation.
At the recent town meeting tho towY
voted to build a new school house ir
the Burritt district and also voted $500 for
state aid on permanent roads.--The or.
der OF Eastern Star will have their an.
nual election Of officers in their hall Fri.
day night.-William Knox has bought the
story farm for $500 and will engage ex-
tensively In poultry.-Rogcr L. Lyman has
bought the II. A. Beecher farm and will
move there about April 1. He will retain
his present farm and rent it.-Thomas
brothers have erected a sawmill on sada
Wead's land near her residence and have
worked up a large amount Of pine and
hemlock lumber off Of Mount Pritchard.--
c. w. Pierce has built and equipped a
new sugar house on his farm in the south
part OF the towns. d. Reed Is building
sugar.house on his farm near the vii.
laSe-Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Derby are
very Ill with grip and complications. and
Miss Flora Derby has come home from
Lincoln to assist in caring for them.
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TOWNSVILLE.

James Whalen Is recovering from an
attack Of tonsilius.-Mrs. lila Alger and
children are recovering from grip colds.
Celia McGarghsn. who has been quite i'll.
is better.-Mrs. German is suffering from
an attack Of bronchitis. Misses
Lcvina and Hattie Miller we're weekend
visitors in Waterbury.-Mrs. F. II. Chess
more spent several days last woke in
Montpelier and Barre.-NJss Melissa Ohm
stead has been spending a few days Will,
her mother In Richmond.-Mrs William
Heatherington was In Burlington Mon
day.-Mrs. Edward Crandall returned
from Fitchburg and Somerville. Mass.
Sunday night. Monday morning she was
called to South Burlington to accompany
a sister.in-law to the hospital.-Mrs. Bert
johnson Is ill.-Mr. Blackmore, who lives
near the old electric light plant. went
to the Fanny Allen hospital Sunday for
treatment-Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Atkins
and Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Douglas were
In Essex Junction Monday night to at
tend party given by Prin. and Mrs.
En- ]. Berry.-he Lend.a-Hand Circle will
meet at the home OF Mrs. Atkins this
afternoon. Supper will be served on the
vestry plan. The afternoon will be spent
In sewing.-G. W. Palmer is in town this
week.
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JOHNSON.

The death Of DR.. Ilerschol n, waite oc-
nu,rcd Friday morning March 0. at his
homo in Johnson, from Brights disease.
He was bprn In stowe, February 10. 1850
q su, OF Daniel and Aliph:l tBrigI)
Waite. On his mothers side hc was n
deseen6t,nt vi Euhraim Briggs wro
fought at Lexington and served in the
Continental army during tho war for
Amc:icar ind-pendence shd died at Bar
nard In 1879 DR., Waite MAS educated ae
the Stove high school. Bry ant & STRAIT
toms business college at Buriirgtor the
Eulectlc Medical College. New York csty,
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