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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-09

HENLEY HAPPENINGS

! Willie Pepper Of Pine Grove ha.
enrolled In our eighth grade class.
The community Literary Society
held its arst meeting at the Henley
school house last Saturday evening.
The Parent-Teachess Association
met At the school house Friday AFTER
noon. Some changes we're made In
preparing and serving hot lunches.
Francis Glenn, who recently moved
with his pArsnts from Butte. Mont.
has entered high school here.
The illustrated lscture given BY r.
W. Sexton at the school house Friday
evening vas ven sttended.
n. B. Ford. teacher Of the Spring
Lake school. spent Sunday st the
hume Of ?. W. Ssxton.
Tom Dixon transacted business at
the county sat Tuesday Of this week.
The following program will b CIV.
en- By the community Literary 0oeisty
at the Henley school house Saturday
evening. February 10Th:
Song. .... Grammar Grade Pupils
Recitation .......... Gs1ee NcClay
Song FLOYD 8hort
Reading ug......... Ars. Ella 0ri6eth
Song ....... Primary Grade Pupils
Reading ....... Floyd Cunningham
Piano solo o............ Alma Short
Recitation .......... Frsncis Short
Song ........ Alma and Abbie Short
Debate-Resotvsd. Thst all foreign
immigrants TO the United States
should be prohibited. Affirmative.
Della Short and clifford Kelley.
Negative. Fred EvaaikoR and Sid.
ney lIatta.
siusic. james Norris, Blanche Short
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-09
FOR EALE-rrooh milch COW. Apply
At Ashland Fruit store. e.3t'

FOR 9ALE-California pine body and
limb wood: good. clean wood. sawed
to any length and delivered. Phone
81; once 1913 Main st. J. J. Winter.
agent. 7.ets
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

The marriage of Miss Mary Douglass,
daughter of Mrs. Delphine Douglass Of
Spruce street, to Frank Coleman. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Coleman of Federal
street took place at Holy Angels Church
Yesterday morning at seven o'clock. the
Rev. l.. r. Desrochers performing the
ceremony. The bride wore a blue travel
ing suit. white hat and fur and carried
PRAYER beads. She was attended by Miss
blanche Barrett Of this city az maid of
honor and the groom had az best man
rrank Douglass Of Springfield. Mass,
hrother of the bride. The maid Of honor
wore a blue suit white hat and black
fur. The immediate relatives were pres
ant nj the wedding breakfast which was
servea at the home OF the bride after
the ceremony. The bride received large
numher OF handsome gifts. Mr.. and Mrs.
COLEMAN left on train No. south at
1o.53 o'clock for trip TO Boston and
SPRINGFIELD. Mass. and New York ON
their return they will make their homo
with the brides mother.
n M Aubrey of Cedar street and Miss
Mary Gagnon of Lake street. daughter
y, Mr and Mrs. +. N. 0agnon of Shell
don will be married at Sheldon Springs,
Miss Ellen NJ. Smith. aged IS years. died
~ hsr home on North Main street Sunday
sVan,ne after a short illness. Miss Smith
va. n daughter of the late Rev. WORTH
ipgton smith, d. D.. a former st. Adams
cIergvman. She In survived by three sis
tar. Mrs, George Farnsworth and Mrs.
Saroh Granger Of Chicago and Miss Anna
porter smith Of this city; ono brother,
GAN. Charles smith Of Washington. d. c..
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bi,ty in Central America "-Raymond
Cook left Tuesday for Darlington, II. L.,
where no has employment on a farm
Mrs. May Furrell Of Chicago is visit
ing her cousin, Mrs. Wilson Curtis
Mrs. Warren Day, who has been visit
ing for a few days at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. S. T.. Pope, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schillhammer and
daughter, Einor, have been visiting at
the home of MIR. and Mrs. Willis Brown
in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS M. Perry, who
has been sick for several days, returned
Tuesday to her school work.-Those fill
ing Christmas bags for the soldiers are
requested to leave them Mt the schools
house on the third and fourth Of De-
cember in charge of the secretary of the
Red Cross, Miss May Adrian.-william
Pollard is spending a few days with his
family.-Miss Sadie Foster has gone to
West Bolton to visit at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William Yantz for a few days.
Mrs Lucian Howe. who has been visit
Ing friends in town the past few days,
has returned to her home in st. Johns
bury.-Mrs Hill will close her home here
this winter and stay at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. +. Wilbur.
The Lottie Clifford Missionary society
will meet with Miss Florence Day next
Thursday afternoon from three until
flve.-Everett Styles cut his head quite
badly Saturday, five stitches having to
be taken.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Patneaude OF
West street have received news from their
son, Charles r. Patneaude, of his safe
arrival somewhere in France.
Charles Mcbride has resigned as assls.
tant postmaster and has taken position
at the electric power plant.
The Rev. e. o. Foster left Tuesday
night and expects to sail soon for France
Mrs. w. c. Stevens fell at her home
Tuesday and broke one of her ribs.
w. B. johnson e. Son paid $3.50 for
standard milk for the month Of october.
Lieut. Eugene j. Berry will leave to-
night for New York. With Mr.. Berrys
departure from this village the high school
loses a most efficient and popular princi-
pal During his residence here Of over
nve years he has made many warm
friends, both among the students and the
townspeople. He took leave of his school
yesterday morning. He was presented
with remembrances by the four classes of
the nigh school. The senior class giving
MIN wrist watch, the Junior class, a
travelling bag, the sophomores a camera,
the freshman class SO gold piece and
the teachers, superintendent of schools
and the janitor a $40 gold piece. Lieut..
Berry's helpfulness in all the leading ac-
tivities OF the village has been most VAL
liable. He was an efficient member of the
financial committee Of the Red Cross. Fra
ternally he was associated with the
knights of Pythias and the Masons, being
grand chancellor Of the State knights of
Pythias and Junior warden of Ethan
Allen Lodge. F. and A. M. He has been
superintendent Of the Congregational
Sunday school for. several years and So
cially with Mrs. Berry was a member of
the Neighborhood club. The community
is glad to learn that Mrs. Berry will re-
main here for the winter at least. After
a stay In New York until Mr.. Berry
sails she will go to Boston to Join her
mother, who will return here with her.
The Dorcas Guild held a farewell re-
ception Tuesday evening for the Rev. and
Mrs. Il. o. Foster at the home of Miss
Glee Carpenter. When the "a guests were
seated at the supper table First Lieut.. f..
o. Foster appeared for the first time in
his uniform and took his place at the head
of the table beside Mrs. Foster. A Friend
ship Circle pin was presented to Mrs. Eos
ter as a token of the appreciation of the
Guild for her kind and esteemed leader
ship. The gift was acknowledged by the
recipient in sincere and fitting manner
The best wishes of all were extended in
the personal farewells.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chapman of Phenox-
vile, Pa, are parents of son. The baby
is grandson of Mr.. and Mrs M. w.
Chapman Of this place.
J. l.. Palmer went yesterday to the SOL
diers' Home in Bennington. where he ex-
poets to spend the winter. DR.. c. NJ.
Ferrin Of Burlington, who accompanied
him will return to-day.
Ralph SOULS of Burlington, formerly of
Everett. Mass. has been engaged as
principal of the high school to succeed
+. J. Berry. Mr.. SOULS is the teacher of
chemistry and physics in the Burlington
high school. 1t is expected that Mr.. SOULS
will not begin his duties until after
the THANKSGIVING recess.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

Walter II. Rushlow. who achieved some
reputation at tho time of the draft by
being No. from this district has pur-
chased two lots on School street Of B.
II. Dickinson to which the Raney house
Is being moved. The other house will be
moved to lot on the avenue.-Mrs. Ira
Kendall and son Of Potsdam. N. Y. arc
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Mears.-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Holden of
st. Armand Center. Que. were recent
guests of Mr.. Holden's brother. o. w.
Holden.-Leonard Rushford cut one foot
while chopping In the woods near East
Enosburg Friday and was brought to
Maple Park sanitarium for treatment.
were removed.-Two petitions. one to C.
Fuller Smith of st. Adams and the other
to Herbert Hoover, received 123 signers
and have been forwarded. The point rails
ed Is that men have certain foolish and
extravagant habits which they ought to
taboo II the ladies endure the wheatless
and meatless days. They seek for smoke
less days and not wasting grain to make
drink.
Clair Rublee and John Meachin of the
university were at the home of Mr..
Rublee's mother. Mrs. Estella Rublee. Sat-
urday.-Mr. and Mrs. o. T. King and Mr..
and Mrs. j. c. Pomeroy and daughter,
Pauline. motored to the home Of Mrs.
Pomeroy's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. H.
Dawney. near Frelighsburg Sunday.-Mr.
and Mrs. ]. b. Stafford and Mrs. Safford's
mother. Mrs. H. r. Aver. OF st. Adams,
were guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. e. j..
Tyler.-Bishop Coad1utor the Rt. Rev. G..
Y. Bliss Of Burlington preached In St.
Matthew's Church Sunday evening, COM
ing from Richford where he preached in
the forenoon.-Orlaff Holden and Z. E..
Stanley who have been travelling for the
Bickmore Gall company of Maine. the one
In Wisconsin and the other In Michigan
and Indiana. are at their homes here
Miss Frances Hamilton Of Richford was a
guest Of Miss Grace Libby Saturday.-The
Rev. w. e. Douglass conducted service at
South Franklin Sunday afternoon.-Mrs.
George A. White suffered a slight shock
Monday morning. Her condition Is hope.
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IN VERMONT

was held Sunday afternoon, were: Mr..
and Mrs L. p. Metcalf. Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Metcalf and daughter Mildred,
Eugene Metcalf, Miss G. J. Prior, Miss
Emelint Prior and Miss Bert Blakey Of
Underhi'l Mrs. Emma Kirby, Clifton
Kirby and Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Kirby Of
Jericho, Mr.. and Mrs. v. H. Ellsworth
Of Fairfax, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Good
year, Mrs. r. J. Stevens. Mrs. H. B.
Wiley and family and Mrs. H. H. Smith
Of Essex junction, Mrs. Helen Willis
William Upper, John H. Fitzsimons and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Metcalf
and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cole Of Buriing-
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hathaway Of
Observation-Disclosures Taylor Of Bris-
toll spent Sunday at his home here
g. Z. Blair Is III.
The funeral Of Mrs. Ann M. Wiley was
held Sunday afternoon at her late home
In Shelburne, the Rev. Mr.. Houghston
officiating. The bearers were Daniel Tup-
per- Ezra, Lester and Claude Thompson.
There were many very beautiful floral Of
ferinRs.
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HINESBURG.

H. II. Page raised As bushels Of wheat
from three bushels of seed sown on two
acres Of land-John H. Leonard a vet
eran Of the Civil war. will spend the
winter at the old Leonard homestead
1t has been necessary to take little
Edric Bostwick, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. A. Bostwick. back to the hospital
Miss Helen Weller Of Bristol is visiting
her brother, H. d. Wcller.-Mr. and
Mrs. Sydney Bushnell are going to
Thompsonville, Conn.,, for Thanksgiv-
Ing and will spend the winter there
with their son-Roy Miner has bought
and moved on to the Homer Clark farm.
Homer Clark has moved his family to
Claremont, N. H.-The ladies Of the
Congregational Church will give a So
ciable in the vestry Saturday night
The Kings Daughters will meet in the
vestry Friday Afternoon. Refreshments
will be served.-Lieutenant Vernon
Dow is expected home with his bride
for Thanksgiving.-The Rev. and Mrs.
A. H. Edie spent last week deer hunting
in the southern part of the State.-C. A.
Leonard has been deer hunting in Ben
ningtOn,
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
SOUTH HERO.

The Rev. Mr.. Woodruff of the Methodist
Episcopal Church of Swanton preached
In the Methodist Church Sunday.-Fred
Allen is moving into his new house.-Mr.
and Mrs. John Wright are spending u
couple Of weeks In Peru.-Every one is in-
vited to the patriotic rally at Grand Isle
Saturday evening of this week. Senator
Villas. Father Marion and other interests
Ing speakers will be present.-Dr and Mrs.
Styles started for the South Sunday night,
where they will spend the winter.-It is res
quested that all who are knitting mufflers
for the Red Cross will hand them In by
December !.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

At the whist party Saturday evening.
Mrs. Agnes Brewster won first prize and
Levi Fielders second.-Dr. II. B. Small
and Miss Shepard of Burlington were
guests of Dr. Small's brother, Fay Small.
the last of the week.-Mrs.. Brown of
Bristol has come to spend the winter with
Mrs. Cordelia Ells.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Baker of Starksboro visited her brother.
H. c. RUSSELL Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. V. r. Sargent is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. NJ. b. Madigan, in Burlington,
this week.-C. S. Brewster. who was ap-
pointed to raise money from the town
for the Y. NJ. C. A. fund, has forwarded
s122.SO to Burlngton.-Roy Kimball re-
turned to Bristol, Conn.,, Saturday after
spending the past week here.-Mr and
Mrs. w. w. Higley and daughter, Marion.
of Richmond, visited his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Higley, Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. j. c. Kingsbury and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Neil Of Waitsfield were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ellis Saturday
and Sunday.
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FAIRFAX.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McQueeney Of
Westminster are visiting. his mother, Mrs.
Morrison.-Mr. and Mrs. w. 8. White with
Mr.. and Mrs w. b. Hooper OF Fletcher
spent the weekend In Randolph, with
their brother. Porter Ballard and family
There are several young trappers in
town. Among the successful ones IL
Master Howard Parsons aged years.
who recently brought In large muskrat.
Miss Ruth Butler was at home over
Sunday from the johnson Normal.-J. NJ.
Parsons has returned from Burlington.
The next regular meeting OF the Red
Cross society will be with Mrs. d. j.
Stevens Thursday afternoon November
e. Win every member that has not al
ready done 80 furnish a Christmas bag
made of any suitable dark colored ma
terial with a draw string at top.-H. ".
Gage Of Burlington will put on "a Day
In Court" by local talent for the benefit
of the Red Cross ut b. +. A. hall Friday
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MONTGOMERY.

The topic next Sunday morning at the
Methodist Episcopal Church will be Find
ing God" Address to young people 1.-THE
Compass Evening subject Life for Ever
more".-The Boy Scouts spent a pleasant
evening at the parsonage Monday.-The
Ladies Aid served a venison supper In
the village hall Wednesday night. The
Enosburg Falls Quartette rendered several
songs. The venison supper was made pos
sible through the kindness Of Mr.. Frank
Miller who gave tho venison having
brought in few days ago fine buck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Vadney Of Enos-
burg Falls and son Clair spent the week.
end at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Moffatt.-The death Monday last of Mrs,
John Norway age "a, occurred at her
home. The funeral was held Thursday
morning the Rev. Stead Thornton Of
fciating.-Mr. and Mrs. N s. Parker spent
the weekend at Burlington.-Mrs. Clar.
ence Combs is very ill.-Mrs. MoNall and
family of West Enosburg have moved In
to the Asa Rushford tenement
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

William Deforge met with a serious acci-
dent while blowing Nov. IA. The
evener broke. frightening the horses
and they started to run, dragging him
over the pillow handles on the cutter.
A cash was cut in his neck which re-
quired several stitches to close.-Mrs.
Nettie Bromley has returned from a
visit with her daughter. Mrs. w. H.
Heath. in Hardwick--Mrs. w. B. Pratt
came Thursday from Mount Holly to
stay awhile with her mother. Mrs. F.
c. Isham. who Is in poor health.-Mrs
Ellen Patten has traded her farm on
the Williston road for a larger one in
Jeffersonville.
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JERICHO CENTER.

NJ. c. Whitney. w. s. Nealy and Hovey
Jordan were successful duck hunters at
Malletts Bay last week.-A collection was
taken Sunday morning, amounting to
about $40. for the benefit of the Y. NJ. c.
A.-Arthur Pratt. member of the navy
reserve at Cambridge Mass. has been
home for 10 days. returning Monday
Mrs. Julia Bates and Mrs. Harry Bates
of Westford spent Thursday at !. l..
Thompson's.-Prof. E. T. Maloney is Ill
with tonsilitis and grip.-There was no
school Monday.
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SWANTON.

Albert b. Smith. a native and long
time resident Of Swanton. died at Buff
falo. N. Y, on Thursday. The remains
were brought here for burial Saturday
in the family lot. Mrs. T.. Fl. Martin
of Burlington, Mrs Lucy Hill of Buff
falo. N. Y, and Mrs. Brock Flint Of
Swanton are sisters.
The funeral Of Albert B. Smith. whose
remains were brought here from Buffalo
Saturday, was held at the home of his
sister, Mrs. B. S. Flint Sunday after
noon, the Rev. Mr.. Day officiating. The
bearers were Fl. c. Stilphen, A. B. An
derson, c. A. Webster, c. G. Gilmore, Dr.
f. A. Burnett and Milo Barney Inter-
ment was in Riverside cemetery.-A. II.
Dinsmore of ST. Johnsbury was in town
Monday to meet Commissioner O'Malley
of the bureau of fisheries, Washington,
d. C.-By a bad break in the water main
on the south side of the river Sunday
Swanton was cut off from water sup
ply until Monday morning.
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UNDERHILL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Scott f. Terrill Of Bur-
lington and Mrs. Lucy J. Prior Of Jericho
were over-Sunday guests Of Mrs. Ida
Jones.-George Benedict, who Is travelling
for the New England Homestead. was at
home over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. r. l..
Howe visited In Rutland last week.
Miss Mabelle Hathaway Of Jeffersonville
spent the weekend In town with Miss
Bernice Allen.-Mrs. c. w. Rice. who has
been visiting her sister in New Jersey
for two weeks. returned home the first
Of the week.-Harley Bennett Of Burling-
ton spent Sunday with his mother. Mrs.
Clara Bennett.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. p. Met
calf attended the funeral OF Mrs. Ann
Wiley at Shelburne Sunday.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Eugene Shortsleeves, Jr., is ill-Mrs.
Edwin Prindle Is i'll with pneumonia
The Ladies' Mission Circle of the Bap-
list Church held meeting We'd
nesday afternoon at the vestry-The
Junior Red Cross members will meet
Saturday afternoon at the vestry-W.
w. Parker, who recently sold his farm
In East Charlotte. has moved his fam
lily to A. r. Whites house at the viii
lage.--Edson Sterling of Chazy, N. Y,
has been visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Sterling.-Mrs. Winfield
Scott spent last week with her daugh
ter. Mrs. Hart. at the village. while Mr.
Hart and his son were away on a deer
hunting expedition.-John Hart, who
has sold his 200-acre farm In the edge
Of Hnesburg to Eugene ONeil of
Huntington. p. O., will move his fam
lily soon to the home of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George Hart, for the present.
THE condition of Mrs. Sterling, who IL
suffering with tumor on the right
hand, Is somewhat improved.-Mrs.A An
drew Thomas has come from her home
in East Monkton to assist in the care of
her sister. Mrs. D'Estaing Clark, who ID
Is Ill with pneumonia at her home In
the west part OF Charlotte.--Burton
Beers and family of Jericho. and Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Stearns and little
daughter of Burlington were guests
Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. 9. Fonda
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BAKERSFIELD.

Matthew Shannon of st. Adams visited
relatives over Sunday.-Mrs. Mary Gend-
ron of Mansonville. Que, Is visiting re-
latives in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Powers of Richford were in town Sunday.
G. f. Wheelock. who has been camping
in Belvidere and deer hunting. secured
fine buck with eight prong antlers last
Saturday.-The lucky hunters of this
town Monday were Eugene Bonor and
l. II. Stone.-Mr. and Mrs. A. e. Davis
Of Johnson spent Sundayat F.. II. Potter's.
-Deforest Flood has sold his farm in
the north part of the town to Mr..
Leonard Of st. Adams. Immediate pos
session is given. Mr.. Flood will move
to the Paul Blodah house.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Word has been received that DR.. H.
B. Hanson. who has been the past three
months at Fort Benjamin Harrison, has
been sent to Camp Grand, ILL.,, and has
been promoted to captain.-About $58 was
realized from the mems chicken-pie sup
per in the Congregational Church We'd
nesday evening.-Mrs. Inis Osborne who
has been passing n few weeks in Montpe-
lier has returned to the home of L. B.
Smth.-Mrs. E. l.. Washburn. who has
been passing few weeks in New York
State, has returned home.-F. P. Wad-
leigh has been passing a few days on
north hill.-C. M. Rublee passed Saturday
and Sunday In Belvidere.-Mr. and Mrs
Harvey Clark have moved from the ten
ement in the Murray house to a tenement
in Combs block.
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ESSEX CENTER

The local Red Cross branch will serve
dinner in the Methodist Episcopal Church
vestry Thursday. The dinner last week
was very satisfactory financially and it
is hoped this one will be even more SO.
The ladies will please bring pieces of
outing flannel shears. thread, needles
ad thimble. Work on afghans will be
done In the afternoon
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MILTON BOEO.

Arthur Stanley spent Saturday night and
Sunday at the home Of his father. Q. A.
Stanley.-Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wood. Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson and daughter spent
Sunday at A. B. Woods s.-Mrs. c. E.
White and son. Meryl, and Mrs. John
Shean were in st. Adams November 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Richards spent Sat-
urday night and Sunday in Fairfax. at
the home of his father, Nelson Richards.
Jane French has come to spend the
winter with Mrs. Mortimer Reynolds
Mrs. r. E. Mills and son. Doran, were
in St. Adams Saturday,
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HILL WEST.

The cottage meeting will be held at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Murray
Friday evening.-Mrs. Laura Newcity Of
Hectorville. Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Touchette
of Montgomery and BENJAMIN Rushford
and Thomas Dilloway of Burlington Wis
tied at Charles Rushford's last week.
John McGrail was taken suddenly ill
Monday evening and Is in quite a serious
condition.-Mrs. Frank Lumbra visited
at Edward Rushfords over the weekend.
Frank Lumbra. Mrs. Henry Rushford
and Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Lumbra went to
Burlington Saturday to attend the fu-
neral of Mrs. Harry Hilliard. who was
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FRANKLIN,

Oliver Baker was operated upon for
appendicitis November 16. He Is making
satisfactory recovery.-Mrs. Walter Hill
underwent a serious operation November
H.-Mrs. Charles Harrison and infant =, III
have returned home from the local IAN
itorium.-H. l.. Chandler has sold his
farm to parties from Hyde Park DIR.
F.. NJ. Brown Of Sheldon was Q bust ness
visitor In town last Thursday.-A f.
Gates OF Montpelier spent the weei lend
In town.-The ladies of the Meth ,odist
Church will hold a sale and supp or at
the church parlors November 22.-The To-
cal branch American Red Cross sent a
box Of knitted goods to Boston last weak