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MILTON.

The funeral of Mrs. Laura Wells was
held from her late home on Monday at
200 p. m. the Rev. ID. H. Strong officiat-
ing with the interment In the village ceme-
tery.-Mrs. Leonard Martin Of Philade-
phia is visiting her mother, Mrs. Ida
Levanaway.-Harry Dutton of Asbuy
Park. N. j., is visiting Mrs. buttons
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Il. NJ. Kennedy
Mrs. s. Boone OF Missoula, Mont, was
the guest of Mrs. George Allen last week.
The Rev. d. II. Strong attended the
state Sunday school convention at Middle
bury last week.-Mrs.. Henry Smith has
returned from the Fanny Allen hospital
where she underwent an operation Lucy
Cresey. who was operated upon for APP
pendicitis. at the Fanny Allen hospital last
saturday, is improving. Mrs. Margaret
Caivin mas returned from a visit in SPRING
heid' Mass.-The boy scouts. under the
direction OF Scout Master A. A. Bessey. are
soliciting the Liberty Loan.-Mr and Mrs
w. Il. Flynn and son. Milton, of Alburg
were guests at his mothers, Mrs. Jane
Flynn. sunday.-Miss Marie Ladue of the
University Of Vermont was homo over
Sunday.--E. NJ. Kennedy has sold his farm
to Homer Rankin Of Georgia. Levi
Demo has returned from the Fanny Allen
hospital. where she had an operation per-
| formed.
Services on Sunday at the Methodist
Church will be at the usual hours. The
morning subject will be prisoners Of
Hope" The Sunday-school will meet at
noon, The Epworth League will meet at
, $3.50 p. m. There will be a union service
at this church at 1880 y. m when the Rev.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
F. X. Melleur Tuesday, October 16. at
their home, on the Otto Palmer farm
in the southern part Of Charlotte
The condition Of Cardell Carl, the young
son of Mr.. and Mrs John Carl, who Is
i'll with bronchial pneumonia, is i'm
proving.-Eugene Shortsleeves. ST.. has
taken possession of his farm, after be.
ing away for year. and his son.
Charles. who has had charge Of the
premises during the year. has moved to
Ferrisburg.-Mrs Electa Cove has re-
turned from Lincoln. where she visited
her sister. Mrs. NJ. p. Gove-Miss
Cynthia Cove. who has been visiting
relatives in the neighborhood. went to
Lincoln to spend the winter.-Members
of the local branch of the Red Cross
will meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs.
Observation-Disclosures of the juvenile Red
Cross chapter will meet at the vestry
Saturday afternoon.-At the Baptist
Church Sunday the following were Sc
lected as delegates to the conference to
be held at Vergennes Thursday: Mrs.
Place. Mrs. Claxton and Mrs. Phoebe
Emo from the church, Mrs. Adams from
the Sunday school and S. G. Labshire
from the Christian Endeavor society
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Moulton of Panton
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Car
penter Sunday.
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until about three weeks ago, when he be.
gan to fail again. The funeral was held
at the. house Saturday afternoon at two
o'clock. the Rev. c. II. Mead, pastor of
the Methodist Church of1ciated, The
bearers we're his old neighbors. w. II. Gee.
q. b. Smith. d. e. Mech and r. 8. Raw.
son. 70. w. Varney, director. Besides his
wife. he leaves two sons, Frederick. Of
Burlington. and Edward H., of this town.
Burial was In Pine Hill cemetery at tho
Boro.-Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Danyeau of
Ferisburg were weekend visitors at the
home Of their daughter. Mrs. B. C. Gee
Miss Myrtle Mech and friend, Miss Nina
Smith, Of Starksboro. left Tuesday for an
auto trip to New York, where Miss Smith
has relatives.-Mrs. M. Kellough Of Hines
burg 10 visiting here.-Mrs. F.. H. Dean
went the past week to Wood River, Neb.,
where she will spend the winter with rel
atives.-Mrs. r. c. La Rose, who has been
Ill, is better.-Mr. and Mrs. II. Langway
spent Sunday In Williston.-Mrs. D. e.
Mech and daughter. Myrtle. were Bur-
lington visitors Monday.-The Rev. and
Mrs. c. H. Mead entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Dearstyne and Claud Church Of
Pittstown. N. Y, over Sunday.-The Rev.
G. II. Mead left Monday for Gutenberg,
Iowa. where he has accepted a call in
that conference. Mrs. Mead expects to
leave next week.
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ST. GEORGE.

Floyd Isham. who Is stationed at Camp
Bartlett. Westfeld. Mass. passed the
weekend with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving Isham.-Mr. and Mrs Theodore
Hopkins and daughter. Edith. Of Burling-
ton. were over Sunday visitors at the home
of NJ. w. Hinsdale.-Miss Bessie Tomlin-
son returned to her school duties in Rich
mond, after a brief visit with her par
ents.--W. J. Wescott and family Of Essex
visited In town Sunday.-Mrs Jennie Rule
Of Charlotte visited her sister, Mrs. Ira
Chase. Sunday.-Mrs. Clarence Carpenter
and two daughters of Hinesburg have been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. F. E. Hinsdale, for
a few DAYS,
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GRANVILLE.

Mrs. John Dutton Of Bethlehem, N. H.,
has been in town to see her brother, Asro
Ford.-Edward Wilson has traded his
house here in the village to George Sar-
gent for his farm.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Lawrence. Edward Ford and George Sar-
gent were In Ludlow Saturday to attend
the funeral Of Daniel Hemenway, whose
son. Edward. was buried only one week
ago.-Mrs. Eta Blair is at her fathers.
Henry FreAman
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October so. II is desired that all mem
beers and everyone interested will be pres
ent.-Mrs. Jennie Whitman and daughte
OF Weybrdga are visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. McNeil.-Next Sunday
both morning and evening. the unto,
service will be held in the Congregations
Church. The Rev. Charles !. Ramsey
who Ia conducting evangelistic meeting
here. will speak in the morning on tn
following subject: Lilly Work: Religion
Crowned With Beauty Div
Houghton Of Melrose. Mass. is visitinf
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Houeh
ton.
WILLISTON.
The Methodist Episcopal Church boar
met informerly at the parsonage las
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a 30OAcre arm
For Sale!

In the town Of Cambridge, 100-acre
meadow, 100 acres pasture, bal. timber
land. can sell the timber right where
1t 10 for $4,000; has a large modern
barn and house. 38 head of cattle: will
summer and winter go cows; has a pair
OF horses, 10 hogs. farming tools such
as manure spreader, corn harvester,
seeder. lime sower. gasoline engine and
blower. sulky pillow. everything a man
wants on farm. For sale by the
4. n. DAY REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
Cambridge. VI.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

The Ladies' Home Circle will meet
Thursday, November ], with Mrs. Hattie
Alger. Dinner will be served.-Charles
Mathews was a weekend guest Of rela-
tives here. He Is stationed at Fort
Devens. Aver. Mass.-Dr. and Mrs. Rist
and son, Miss Grace Weller and the
Misses Mary. Bertha and Lottie Germain
Of Burlington were guests Sunday of the
latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Germain.-Mr. and Mrs. John Wright and
son were In Burlington Friday. Mr..
Wright bought a horse at Willey's sale
stable at Essex Junction.-Ralph Orvis
has moved his family to the so.called
Sidney White place. He bought eight
head of Nyoung cattle In Richmond last
week.-Mrs.. David Follansbee was In Bur.
lington Friday
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served in the dining room. Mrs. l.. A.
Evans Of this place and Miss Eliza Allen
OF Lyndonville presided at the table and
the Misses Mildred Gilbert and Bernice
Tyler of this place. Kathleen Smith, sister |
of the groom. Mrs. Robert Flagg OF Essex
and Mrs. A. b. Rice of Westford served.
The decorations In the dining room were
asparagus and hydrangeas. After an
automobile trip Of about two weeks. Mr..
and Mrs. Smith will reside In Charlotte.
The bride for the past few years has been
a teacher in Lynn. Mass. Among those
present at the wedding from out of town
were: The Rev. Hervey Gulick OF Brid-
port, Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ii. Mcneil and Mr. and Mrs
c. T.. Mcneil of Charlotte. Mr.. and Mrs
Floyd Reese of Middlebury, Mrs. Harriet
Smith and Miss Catherine Smith of Bur
lington. Miss Kathleen Smith of Boston,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Rice, q, A. Rice and
Mrs. Jennie Allen OF Westford. Miss
Eliza Allen of Lyndon Center and DR..
and Mrs. r. c. Flagg of Essex Center.
Mrs. I. r. Osborne Of Omaha, Neb.. has
been recent guest of Mr. and Mrs.
l.. II. Roscoe. Mrs. Osborne went West
from Vermont IS years ago. She is now
to reside In Berkshire.
The stores of A. b. Yandow and w. II.
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ADDISON.

The beautiful weather OF the past few
days has been much appreciated by all,
especially by the farmers II has been
30 hard for them to get their work done.
Tho chicken-pie supper at the church
was . success In every way.--Mrs. Ida
Dotsn Of Burlington is the guest of
friends and relatives In town.-Mrs. Mary
Hanks has been spending the past week
1t L. c. Sesgar's.-Grand View Grange
held meeting Friday evening, but ow-
inG to the rain there was a small attend
ancA.-Mrs. Jennie White is at Thomas
brothers for the winter.--People from
here went to Vergennes Friday evening
TO the hrst number of the entertainment
course. several from here went to Mid
dlsbury Monday.-Henry Bond of Brat
tleboro has presented the Addison Baptist
Sunday-school with a new organ.-The
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Spooncr met
At their home Saturday evening for lit
tie surprise party In honor Of their sew
enth wedding anniversary.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters met with Mrs
c. c. Bliss Tuesday, instead OF We'd
nesday. their usual day.-Miss Ruth Liv-
ermore Of Charlotte was an over Sunday
guest of her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Also Rollins. Her aunt Mrs. Myra Kim
ball. accompanied her home for a visit Of
few weeks.-News has been received
from Ralph Aldrich. who recently Joined
his company at Westfeld. Mass. after
recovering from an operation for appen-
dcitis at the post hospital. that he is get
ting along nicely.
The Kings Daughters will hold their
annual supper at the home Of Mrs. l. G.
Elliott at East Shelburne Friday night
from six to eight o'clock.-Mrs. Eta Rath-
burn Of Bristol and Mrs. Emily Bliss of
Essex are guests of Mrs. c. II. White.
They are sisters. one of them being SO
years old and the other 81, and were
nieces of the late Mr.. Buttolph. who lived
at the place now occupied by Mrs. White.
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

.ews has been received Of the death
of Mrs Frances Hazard at the State
hospital in Waterbury. Her son, Will
liam came and accompanied the remains
to Buffalo. N. Y. for interment.-There
was good attendance at the Red
Cross social in Allen hall Tuesday eve
ming. A musical and literary program
was rendered.-Stephen E. Noonan has
returned from Virginia. after attend
ing to his apple business there.-Miss
Mabel Bech of Glens Falls. N. Y. was
guest Of Mr.. Austin over Sunday at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. N Sears
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MONKTON.

Amos H. Palmer died Thursday night,
October IS, at the home of his son. Ed
ward Palmer aged 80 years. from a Sc
we're heart trouble. Mr.. Palmer was born
In Charlotte in 1887. He came to this town
to live In 1855 and did farming for several
years. After that he went into the meat
business and followed that for over 81
years running cart twice a week. He
had large patronage. not only In his
home town. but In Charlotte and Ferris
burg, and his pleasant and genial way
won many friends on his route. About
two years ago his health failed and he
gave up the business and went to live
with his son. Last winter he had a Sc
we're attack OF pneumonia which left his
heart weak. but he was about. looked aft
er many little chores during the summer.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from PAGE one,

at their homes here.-There was a union
service at the Advent Christian Church
Sunday evening it being the closing SER
mon Of the passionate of the Rev w. r.
Shaw. Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw left Monday
morning for their new home in Salem, N.
Wv. r. Aldrich returned to Burlington
Monday after several days visit here and
In Lincoln.-There was a canning and
garden exhibit by the pupils of the high
and graded schools Wednesday at the
school building at three o'clock.-The
Woman's Missionary society Of the Meth
odist Church will meet Friday afternoon
with Mrs. N. NJ. Dunshee.-The Rev.
Thomas b. Hughes. pastor of the First
Baptist Church preached a sermon in the
interest Of the Liberty Loan Sunday
Children's night will be observed by the
Outlook club Friday evening at 7:3O o'clock
at the Colonial theatre. The entertain
mont is In charge Of Miss Morgan. Mrs.
Purinton and Miss Sumner. Each club
member may invite a guest. which may
be gentleman. lady or a child.
Miss Cynthia Cove of Charlotte is visit
ing relatives In town.-Miss Grace Law
renee went to Boston Wednesday to attend
the convention Of commercial teachers
Don Wilson has returned from Spring.
field and entered the employ of w. w.
Wllson.-The Federated Young Peoples
society enjoyed an old-fashioncd husk-
ing bee at Mr.. Denio's farm Tuesday
evening. After the corn was husked the
young people went to the Methodist
Church for refreshments. About SO were
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Delong have re-
turned from Long Point.-Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey c. Palmer and sons. Royden and
John spent the weekend with relatives in
Ferrisburg.-Dr and Mrs. @. F. Edmunds
visited their daughter in Rutland Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Quinlan are taking
an automobile trip to Schenectady. N. Y.
to visit their brothers. Donald Wright
ana family. and Hadley Wright.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. A. HER visited Miss Lois Jenney
IN Burlington STANDARDIZATION Santau of
Burlington Is In town.
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PANTON.

The SINNERS from Albany, N. Y, have
been recent guests Of their cousins. Mrs.
8. F. Gaines and Mrs. Friend Adams
Mrs. E. H. Davis will entertain the Red
Cross society to-day.-Miss Henderson is
visiting in Worcester. Mass. for few
days.-The Rev. r. M. Hagadorn Of North
Ferrisburg preached at the Methodist
Episcopal Church Sunday afternoon.-L.
Duane Allen. who has been in training at
Fort Ethan Allen. visited his home here
Friday night.-Miss Wealthy Spaulding
Is spending week with her sister. Mrs.
0. II. Sherman, Of Burlington.
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ORWELL.

oliver Bascom and family. Mrs c. NJ.
Cook and son. Guy. and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
c. Thomas went to Springfield last week
land attended the stock show.-M!ss Mary
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

The last beginners class on surgical
dressings was held October 10. On
October rs similar meeting will
be held. All persons wishing to learn
to make these dressings should avail
themselves Of the opportunity. for it will
be the last class formed for the present.
Beginning October Is. this branch will
hold all-day meetings each Thursday for
the surgical dressings department. and
also for the sewing department. The
shorter days have made this arrangement
advisa hle
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COLCHESTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Carpenter. who have
been visiting friends In the East for the
past few weeks. returned last Friday to
their home In Morley, Colo.--Mrs Carrie
Wescott Of Essex Junction visited Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. L. Wolcctt last week.-Mrs.. Fay
Marvin and daughter. Gwendolin, are
visiting her parents in Huntinston.-M
and Mrs. Horace Richards have gone to
Hartford, Conn.,, to reside.--J. h. Thomp-
son came home from n hospital Monday.
not improved In health.-Fred Wilson was
In town Tuesday.-The Red Cross will
meet with Miss Day Tuesday afternoon
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FRANK s. LANOU & SON
Practical Plumbers and steam Filters
Eext North Burlington Savings Bank
% 81. Paul Street
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FOR RENT.

VERY PLEASANT THREE-R ROOM FLAT
with electric lights and toilet. garden
and she'd to rent at 10 Converse square.
Just on North Ave-; only 800 per month
Inquire at SO North Union st. 249 dw,f.
A COzY THREE.ROOM FLAT with toilet.
shed. garden and good cellar, at IL Con-
vent square, for rent November LIST. only
$500 per month and water rent. Inquire
at 80 North Union st. 254.d.w.n.
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Leonard, who spent few days last week
with her brother. d. j. Leonard. has re-
turned to Keene, N. H., together with her
mother, Mrs. J. 8. Leonard. who has been
here a few wceks.-Miss Mary Williams
Ia spending week with friends In IT,
conderoga, N. Y.-Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Blair
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Watson in Bristol.-Miss Agnes La Due
has returned to Boston after few weeks
spent with relatives here and In Shore
ham.-Mrs. Walter Root and children
are with her father, Joseph Lafiey.-Miss
Mildred Phelps has gone to Rutland to
begin training as a nurse.-A son was
born Tuesday morning, october 16. to Mr..
and Mrs. Hermon Allen Of Antrim, N. II.
-R. G Brown and sisters. Miss Bessie
and Fannie Brown. took an automobile
trip to Boston and vicinity last week.
Robert Huntley Is on the sick list.-H. ID.
Branch is spending week with his
daughter, Mrs. J. w. Clark, IN Pawlet.-
George Reynolds is entertaining his two
sisters from Ludlow.-Mrs. Harlan Hall
is entertaining her mother. Mrs. Need
ham, of Whiting.-D. L. Wells has re-
turned from business trip to New York
city.-The Rev. Gilbert Cady Of Middle
Church last Sunday. He is expected to
supply the pulpit while the Rev. L. NJ.
Isaacs is absent on a three months leave.
LINCOLN.
The annual Halloween social given by
the Ladies' Aid society will be held Tues
day evening, October 30. A farce. 1.-THE
Sewing Circle Meets at Mrs. Martins
will be presented, followed by a harvest
supper music and games.--Word has been
received from Rochester. Mimi. that Mrs.
J.. f. Jackman is recovering from an OPP
Grafton for goitre. which she recently un-
derwent at the Mayo Brothers hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cove and son, YER
non, Of Shelburne, were visitors at c. A.
Purinton's on Sunday.-W. F. Aldrich Of
Burlington has been visiting friends in
town.-George Dragon and family have
moved from George Dearborn's farm to
the tenement Of J. II. Davis's.-Mrs
Electa NJ. Cove Of Shelburne visited her
sister, Mrs. NJ. B. Cove. Sunday.-Mrs.
]. M. Purinton, Miss Carrie Purinton and
Mrs. Mary Morgan attended the Vermont
State Sunday-school convention held at
Middlebury.-Mrs. Mary Davis has been
visiting friends in Brandon.-Miss Carrie
Dodge. who has been spending a few
weeks In town. has gone to Montpelier
Lewis Lawrence has gone to Winooski.
where he has employment.-Mr. and Mrs.
Royal Hamilton Of Foxboro Mass. were
in town last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Baker Of New Haven were recent guests
Of I. A. Colby and wife.-Mr. and Mrs. G.
P Bicknell are taking a motor trip to
points in the southern part Of the State,
Massachusetts, and New Hampshire.-Mr.
and Mrs. Ransom Pierce and daughter
of Aurora. ILL.,. are visiting his nephew,
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CH|TTENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI.

A special meeting Of the voters Of the
east ward will be held November q to
elect trustee to fill the vacancy caused
by the. resignation of George Smith,
who has moved to Lowell. Mass.
Word has been received in town that
Mrs. C. f. Devino. formerly of this
place. but now of San Diego, CAL. had
been taken to q hospital there to undergo
an operation for appendicitis Mr.. and
Mrs. Devino were former residents here,
Mrs. Devino being ardaughter Of Thomas
Parizo.
The funeral of Mrs. Amelia Parmalee
OF Champlain street will be held at
two o'clock tomorrow afternoon from
the home. Mrs. Parmalee died at mid
night Monday Of a paralytic shock, the
hrst one occurring about three years
ago. Tho total one was her third. She
was about 81 years old and Is survived
by four daughters, Mrs. william Lang
don of Jamaica Plain. Mass. Mrs
Charles Bullock OF Boston. Mrs. George
Gale of Champlain and Miss Kate Par
malice. with whom she lived One son,
George Parmalee OF Essex. also sur
Wives He husband died about six years
ago Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Gonyeau, Mr.
and Mrs Edward Bashaw. Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Sourdif and Miss Ida Gonyeau
will attend the funeral
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Mrs. Charles G. Field died Saturday
afternoon ut about 5:15 o'clock after long
illness. Annette Drury was born In West
ford 70 years ago last month. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs ]. X. Drury. but moved to
this place when she was small girl. She
was married to Mr. Field 80 years ago the
18th Of last Juno. They lived In Mont
pelier many years. moving to this village
about Is years ago. Mr. Field died about
nine years aago Two sons were born to
them but both died when young Mrs.
Field bore her long illness with much pa
thence. She Is survived by four brothers.
George B., Charles X. and Homer d Of
this village and Harley F. Of dalesburg.
Ill. A sister, Mrs. B. A. Stevens Of Gales
burg. and brother. r. I. Drury Of Mont
pelier have died. The funeral was held
at her late home on Central street Tues
day afternoon at two o'clock.
At q meeting OF the Dorcas Guild Mon.
day evening officers were elected a. fol.
lows: President. Mira. N. J. Boyden; vice.
president. Mrs. b. Z. Goodnough secre.
tary. Miss Mildred Teachout; chairman
Of program committee. Miss Gladys Post
entertainment. Miss Helen Post. Tho Guild
voted to do Red Cross work and to moi
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WALTHAM.

Little Harriet Lee Of Ferrisburg is stay
Ing with her aunt. Mrs. p. w. Otis,
while her mother Is in Burlington with
her brother. Fred. who recently UNDER
went an operation for appendicitis
and Mrs. Frank Bushey gave party
Thursday svening.-Henry Hallock visited
at Fort Ethan Allen last Sunday.-Mrs
Bert Tucker and children, Joseph and
Emeline. of Weybridge recently visited
her sister. Mrs. Frank Tucker.-Ralph
Tyrrell Of Ferrisburg visited his son.
L. J. Tyrrell. Sunday.-H. l.. Thompson
Of Weybridse is busy preparing honey
for the market.-Frank Bushey and family
visited in Ferrisburg Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Bagour Of Bluff Point spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Frank
Tucker.-Lloyd Everts and Harold Hunt
were in Burlin4ton Lost .yaolx