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EAST CHARLOTTE.

About 80 Of the relatives and neighbors
Of william Steady gathered at his home
Saturday evening to celebrate his 60th
birthday anniversary and a pleasant eve.
ming was passed with music and refresh
ments A gift Of money was presented
by the friends present. The party was
. surprise to Mr.. Steady.-Henry Parker
10 III with measles Fonda has
returned from the Mary Fletcher hospital
where he has taken treatment for q
throat trouble.-Mrs. Joseph Como. Of
Burlington. who was a patient at the
Mary Fletcher recently. il spending the
weeks of convalescence with her sister.
Nra George Woolner-William r
Thorpe. who has carried on d. o. Foote's
farm In East Charlotte for three years.
has purchased farm In East Poultnsy
and will move there In October. when bis
lease with Mr.. Foote expires.-Maurice
Cove has left hiSn school to 90 to work
on his fathers farm in East Charlotte.
Lee Hart has also been granted . permit
to leave school for the purpose Of goina
to work.-Mr. and Mrs. w e. Horsford
and Clayton Fonda have returned from
Jericho, where they visited relatives.-Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Hart Of ehelburne have
been visiting at w. c. 6cott's-Misi
Ricksrt. teacher In school No. u. has 70.
tuEnAA from BrandAn vhAss she wa
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Memorial Sunday. May q. there will be
a nag raising and service before the regu-
lar morning service at the First Congre-
gational church. the flag pole being pre-
scented by the corner class.-Rev. c. j..
Peterson and Raymond Rublee arc at
tending the State conference Of the Con-
gfegational churches at Brandon this
week.-Mrs.. Felix Mitiguy Of Bethel came
Saturday to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hadd. going Tuesday to
Encsburg Falls and returning home
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JERICHO CENTER.

The Rev. e. o. Foster of Essex Juno.
ton and the Rev. 8. H. Barnum will ex.
change pulpits next Sunday morning.
Howard Walston Of Somerville, Mass.
came home Saturday on account of the
serious illness Of his sister. Abbie. who IL
a little more comfortable at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Nichols Of Essex
visited her mother. Mrs. Dora Brown,
sunday.-Earl Pollard while playing with
a dynamite cap, was hurt quite badly
when the cap exploded. He was taken to
a hospital. where three fingers were am
putated at the first joint.-Prof. and Mrs.
e. T. Maloney were in Richmond over
Sunday.-Miss Ruth Catlin of Burlington
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. 3. Jordan.
Miss Bernice Bullock Of Richmond was
at home over Sunday.-On Friday eve
ming. May IS, there will be q sociable in
the Ladies' Aid hall given by the youns
peoples Sunday school class. The Rev.
William Cashmere Of Jericho will give an
address on his experiences az q sky pilot
in the Hudson bay region. Ice-cream will
be sold.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Fuller went We'd
nesday to Moretown to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Fl. Fuller.-The Rev. 8. H. Barnum
went Wednesday to Brandon to attend
the Vermont Congregational conference.
Mrs. Cora Chaplin and Mrs. H. H. Hig-
gins we're in Burlington Tuesday. Mrs
Higgins attended the national Red Cross
meeting
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GRAND ISLE.

News has been received of the death Of
Homer Jackson. former resident. The
body will be brought here Thursday for
burial-Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Baker are
the parents OF a son born May N.-There
was an initiation at the regular Grange
meeting Wednesday evening.-Mr. and
Mrs H. W. Gage Of Plattsburg called on
friends in town Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Mehan of Cumberland Head
we're in town Sunday to see Norman
Hille. who is in a critical condition.
There will be a whist party for the bene-
At of the Red Cross organization Friday
evening; Saturday evening there will be
mass meeting at which a report Of the
convention held at Burlington Tuesday
will be given.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Tho burial service OF Henry L. Scott
q former resident, who died in Burling.
ton, was held in the cemetery at the Cor.
ners Friday morning the Rev. G. W.
rector Of st. Paul's Episcopal
Church. Burlington, who accompanied the
family, offlciating Mr.. Scott was 2 MEM
ber Of one Of the oldest families in town.
He was q son Of the late Amasa and
Maria Ladd Scott. and was born in Isle
La Motto 50 years ago. He married %
years ago Mary Ryan Of this town. who
with two daughters. Mrs. J. e. McGfath
and Miss Minnie L. Scott. survives. He
leaves four grandchildren. Scott and
Francelia Allen and Gerald ana James
McGrath: two sisters. Mrs. Helen NJ.
Hyde of st. Adams and Mrs. Mary e.
Durivage Of this town. The floral tributes
were many and beautiful. Besides the
family those from out of town to attend
were Mrs. Charles A. Champion and Mrs.
Bertha NJ. Hunt Of st. Adams. Mrs. Wal.
ter Randall Of Milton and many relatives
and friends from Chazy Landing. N. W.
Fiske had charge. and the bearers were
Arthur Hill. Benjamin Duba D. T. Trom-
bly,. w. c. Holcomb. l.. F. Pike and Frank
Ford.
Miss Gertrude Pike returned homo
Sunday after spending the winter in
Florida--Mr and Mrs. Ransom Hol-
combe Of Burlington are in town.-Stan-
ley Pike of Worcester. Mass. is spending
q few days here among relatives.-Julius
Seymour Of New York is in town.-Miss
Naomi Way Of North Hero spent a few
days in town last week.-Harry Hill Is
at homo from the University Of Vermont.
Miss Dorothy s. Hill spent Sunday in
BURLINGTON.
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SWANTON.

Two alarms of fire have been rung in
this week. Sunday morning a little blaze
at the home Of Frank Greene called out
the department. but was put out before
any damage to speak Of had been Done
The second came Tuesday forenoon,
when a blaze at the town hall was put
out with small loss.-The Rev. F. Wilson
Day and c. L. Smith are in attendance
at the convention of Congregational
ministers at Brandon.-Miss Bertha
DeCora, a former teacher in the Swanton
high school. was married to ]. F. Grove
at Denver. Colo. recently.-The Rev. F.
Wilson Day will be the Memorial day
speaker at Swanton this year. Jackson
Lackey, an old soldier. will act as presi-
dent.-The town hall will be used as a
moving picture place during the remodel
ing Of Billiards. hall.-The new COM
munity fagpole has arrived from Wis
consin. 1t is Of steel. rs feet high. and will
be set In cement in the park between the
monument and the cannon.-Georgs Kid
der. George Sheldon and James Martin
dale were chosen delegates to the Epis-
ccpal convention at Burlington in June.
with w. H. Barney. H. NJ. Bell and W.
H. Hall as alternates.-The family OF
George Vincent moved here from Fairfax
Monday.-The measles are prevailing hero
to some extent
Ii ID reported that u guard at the works
OF the International Explosives company
was fired on between nine and ten o'clock
Tuesday night. The fire was returned
and there was considerable excitement in
the vicinity of the bridge. but the prowler
escaped. 1t 10 rumored that night guards
are to be armed with shotguns.-There
was large attendance at the Red Cross
meeting at Columbia hall last night.
Following concert by the band there
was singing by pupils of the village and
parochial schools. Then came a talk by
H. 8. Howard. Miss Margaret Tobin gave
patriotic recitation. followed by DR..
q. ]. Melville and the Rev. Father Aubin
In stirring speeches and the exercises
closed with America
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
NORTH HERO.

The Rev. Thornley, Smith Of West Befk.
shire visited the Rev. Allen Kirknees .
few days the first OF the week.-Niss Mar.
ella Brown. who has a position In Bristol.
spent Sunday at home.-Miss Naomi Way
and Iva Tudhope returned to the Burning.
ton high school after a weeks visit IN the
rural chools.-Adjutant Theodore Fowler
Of the Salvation Army OF Burlington VIII
speak at the church Sunday mornine.
There will be special singing by j. Merton
Tatro. Mr.. Fowler will also address the
league In the evening.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Hersey of st. Adams visited the
Rev. and Mrs. George L. Story Sunday
Mrs. Hamilton and daughter. Catherine.
Of Swanton, spent the weekend with her
parents, the Rev. and Mrs. George Story.
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FAIRFAX.

Sunday will be observed as Mo,hsr's
day at the Baptist Church. In the morn.
Ing the minister will speak on 1.-THE Ideal
Mother" The subject UNPAID ebts"
will be discussed at the evening ser 'ice.
Mrs. George Hswsns has been the guest
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RICHFORD.

Donald Fife and Miss Josephine viens
Of this place were married at All Saints
Catholic Church by the Rev. Joseph La
vigne Tuesday morning at seven o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fife will reside in this place.
"A reception was given to the Rev. and
Mrs. o. j. Anderson in the Methodist
Episcopal Church Monday evening.-Jo.
seph Crickx Is to move to North Troy.
where he has employment.-The Richford
high school baseball team will play thu
Franklin team at Franklin saturday
Donald James has purchased Of Corliss W.
Goff about Is acres of land on the hillside
just east of the Canadian Pacific railway
in this village and will do some extensive
farming the coming summer. Much Of the
land will be plowed and planted to corn.
beans and potatoes
The State public service board was in
this place last week to investigate the
death of Charles Tatro. who was killed on
the railroad crossing at Stevens Mills.
April II. The board also held hearing
on petition of the Nelson Hall company
and residents of Samsonville for the re-
moval Of the railroad station from North
Enosburg to Samsonville. Each side to
the station controversy was represented
by several witnesses The board will
make report on these cases at an early
dates. B. Bates, Of Derby. State SUPER
intendent of highways. and H. NJ. Nc
Intosh of Burlington. State engineer, were
in town last week to meet Canadian offi-
Gals from Quebec and citizens from
Sutton. Que, in a discussion Of the pro-
posed new bridge at East Richford. the
north end Of which will be In Canada
It is probable the Quebec government
will appropriate $4,000 for the bridge. a
similar sum being already appropriated
by the State of Vermont Work on the
bridge will be commenced as soon as the
Quebec government makes It's appropria.
tions.-Miss Charlotte Hopkins visited In
Lyndonville over Sunday.-Nhs. Barney
F. Sloan Of Magog. Que. was a visitor
in town last week.-Mrs.. ]. c. Baker re.
ceived a letter from her son, Noble Baker
of Chicago saying that he had enlisted
In the engineer reserve corps and imme-
diately goes into training at Fort
Sheridan.-Harry Nicholas of tho Nicholas
Manufacturing company has gone to New
York on a business trip.-Mrs. Arthur L
Weeks has returned home from a visit
In New York city at the homo Of hel
sister, Mrs. Frances Brigham
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for few days.-Miss Marion King Of 81.
Adams spent Sunday with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur King.-,Dr 8. H
Phelps has returned to q sanitarium In
Burlington for treatment.-T'he Woman's
Foreign Missionary society mSt We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. c. H
Brush.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen Of
Essex Junction were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Alfred sunday.-Mr. and Mrs
H. Pollard and Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy
we're In Burlington sunday--Mrs. W. w.
Foss and two grandchildren and e. g..
Rowland and two children are Ill with
measles.
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Mrs. Hemingways married life has not
been a happy one 1t IL said that quar-.
rels have resulted in two previous at
tempts Of Mrs. Hemingway to take her
life. Friday evening another quarrel oc-
CURED and Mrs. Hemingway went up.
stairs with the youngest Of her I'VE chill.
dren and q moment later called to her
husband. As he entered the room she
tossed the bottle to him with a remark to
the effect that she had accomplished her
purpose. He Immediately summoned DR..
H. H. johnson, who administered anti.
dotes and succeeded in getting the poison
from Mrs. Hemingway's system. She was
taken to the hospital about midnight.
The st. Adams district committee has
taken q census OF the retail grocery. meat
and provision stores In this city and also
the number Of delivery wagons and auto
trucks operated by these stores, It was
ing 81 horse-drawn vehicles and Ave motor
trucks.
Mr.. Morgan Of Georgia Plains received
a bad cut on his forehead Saturday eve.
ming when the horse he was driving ran
away. Mr.. Morgan was taken to the st..
Albans hospital, where the wound was
dressed, and he returned to his home Sun.
day morning. The accident occurred near
g. w. Lepper's store on South Main
street. The wagon hit q telephone pole
and Mr.. Morgan was thrown to the
ground. striking his head on the edge of
the curbing.
: A number Of women friends Of Mrs.
H. w. Stearns gave her a surprise party
at her home Saturday afternoon in honor
Of her 43rd birthday anniversary. Cards
were played and refreshments served.
Mrs. Stearns received several dishes.
! News has been received that Donald
Hyde Of New York. formerly Of this
city. and a graduate Of Yale Univer-
sity. New Haven, Conn.,, has been &C.
cepted at the nrst officers training
camp at Plattsburgh ana been assigned
to the same company as Richard L.
Greene. Mr.. Hyde was In Texas for
six months with squad A Of the New
York cavalry during the border trouble
with Mexico.
Edward J. Calvin Of this city and
Miss Olive A. Deming Of Elizabethtown
N. r. were married at Elixabethtown
May Z. Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin will make
their home at "The Elms." Mrs Gal
vim was formerly a teacher in the
teacher.training class at Richford
and Mr.. Calvin has been q conductor
on the Central Vermont railway fol-
many years.
Miles Teachout and Mrs. Judson
Blood. both Of this city. were married
May 5. the Rev. John BENJAMIN Magee
pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. performing the ceremony.
Almore E. Walker Of Georgia died al
the st. Albans hospital Saturday after
noon ct four o'clock following an opera
ton. He was u years old. The body wal
taken to the funeral parlors Of w. A.
McLennaa and on Tuesday was taker
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with the close Of the school year. will 90
with Mrs. Chase, at the close Of the year.
to her home In Mount Pleasant, Mich,
with the intention Of entering business
in that state. The new principal, J. A.
Sinclair Of New Hampton Institute, New
Hampton. N. H., was in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Norton and DR.. and
Mrs. L. w. Cloush went by auto We'd
nesday to Rutland to attend the grand
lodge Of Odd Fellows and the Rebekah
assembly. Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. McFeeters
and Mrs. Caldwell went by train. Messrs.
Norton and McFeeters are the delegates
from the local lodge and Mrs. Caldwell is
grand lodge officer. The meetings are
to be held Thursday and Friday.-A. D.
Collins Of st. Adams was in town Tues
day on business connected with the farm
owned by the st. Adams hospital and
carried on by Mrs. A. Benoit, which Mrs
Benoit desires to vacate.
Mrs. Mae Mitchell has returned from
Bridport. where she was called by the
serious illness of her son, Harold, who
was taken Saturday to the Mary Fletcher
hospital.-Miss Esther B. Wonson re-
turned to Gloucester. Mass. Tuesday after
two weeks as the guest Of Mrs. e. w.
David.-Fishing at Highgate Springs Is a
favorite pastime with some Of our sports
men. H.1r. Reed had on exhibit Tuesday
evening q cat Ash caught that day
Weighing over 20 pounds. L. I. Combs.
Jay G. Gaines and John Draper. with w.
w. Chaffee Of North Sheldon. also made
up q motor party which were there Tues
day and Wednesday.-Don G. Woodwork
was badly cut about the face and has two
broken ribs as the result Of trying to
stop his frightened team Saturday noon.
He was thrown and the team and wagon
passed over him. He IL doing we'll now.
though stitches had to be taken in a
scalp wound and also over one eye and
across his nose. The team was not in
tured.-Dewey Touchette Of Hartford.
Conn.,. has been visiting among friends
in town.
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al Of Mr.. Days brothers wife-Mrs. Will
son Curtis was a visitor at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Buxton Monday
Miss sallna John Of Lyndon is spending
the week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Stevens,
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uAM0|lLE COUNTY
JEFFERSONvILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Varnum and Miss
Dorothy Smith visited Mr.. and Mrs. F.. E.
Smith at Montreal hospital the first Of tho
week. where Mr.. Smith is receiving treat
ment. His condition is reported as about
the same.-Mrs. F. B. Hyde has been APP
pointed delegate to the Woman's Home
Missionary society's State meeting at
Randolph.-H. A. Avery Of Newbury Is
the guest Of his daughter. Mrs. H. A.
Hawley.-Mrs. Rolph of st. Johnsbury is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. George Pope.
Friday evening occurs the wedding OF
Tom Thumb at the town hall. staged by
Miss Clark Of Kansas City. and presented
by about SO children.-The Ladies Aid So
ciety will be entertained this afternoon
by Mrs. +. l.. Start, ut their new hail.
The Rev. F. h. Hyde and delegate. G.
H. Gilmore. are attending the State con-
ference of Congregational ministers at
Brandon.-Mrs. E. NJ. Green OF johnson
Is the guest Of Mrs. H. M. Cornell.-Nfs
Ira Morse and Miss Lolita Brown attend
ed the meeting Of the Red Cross in Bur-
lington Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. H. J.
Tooles and son and his wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. E. Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. W. q.
Hunt and daughters were visitors In
Burlington Monday.--The meeting OF the
Red Cross which was held III the school
building Wednesday waS well attended.
Several ladies from Cambridge were pres
ent.-Mrs. Williams, who was called to
Barre by the Illness of her grandson.
Maurice Thompson, has returned. leaving
him somewhat better.-Mrs. Laura Page
Smith Of Wells River visttsd FRIENDS here
Saturday.
JOHNSON.
Asa Gates has moved from his father
in-law's. c. Lonergan. to the irving
Wood house and has taken George
Phillips's farm to carry on.--Mrs. Mary
Dlckey of Post Mills is visiting her
sister. Mrs. f. II. Sherwin.-IIswis Rob-
ertson spent Sunday with his family at
North Cambridge.---Miss Flora Tuliper.
who Is chief operator In the Hardwick
exchange telephone. spent Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. Jane Tuliper. here
George Bradley is building him a coal
shed at the railroad station.-An auto
truck IL being used to haul tale from
tho mine to the mill.-The labor union
meeting which was held ~ the opera
| house Saturday evening was attended
BY n fair-si.ed audience. The. prirci-
pal speakers were two men from Barre
| and T.. p. jose An effort will be made
TO start q union here.-D, b. Landon has
returned from his sons At South Hero.
but little seed has been plantsd
owing to the colo ana wet Weatner'-'
| Frank Miller 10 able to walk every day
by tho aid Of crutches.
CAMBRIDGE.
| H. A. Buckley visited his mother Ia
waterbury last wesk.-Mrs. H. q. Jones
visited her parents In Underhill Sxtur-
day.-Miss Mary Maurice OF Sheldon 10
visiting her daughter. Mira, A. n. La
bounty.-Mrs. Robert Rsshsw ard chill.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

win Martin was in this place May ll.-Mr.
and Mrs. John Richards were In ct. Al.
bans the last Of the week.-Mrs Ernest
Elmer and sons were In West Georgia
6unday.-Farmers are busy sowing and
planting this week.-Grace Watson return
ed 10 M n a. Mondav
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. Walter Wescott Of Essex. Mrs.
Charles Farnsworth Of Colchester. and
Mrs. Charles Smith and daughter. Made
line, Of Burlington. were recent visitors
at the homo Of NJ. W. Hinsdale.
Mary McDougall has been II, a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Wellinger were
IN Burlington saturday.-F. H. Dewart
was In town Monday on business.-Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Aver and son. Donald. were
In BURLINGTON Tuesday.
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CHARLOTTE.

There will be a canning demonstration
at the schoolhouse In the village by some
one from the Home Economic department
at 200 p. m. Thursday.-Niss Mary Dono-
way Of Burlington spent the weekend
with Miss Doris McNiel.-Miss Merle BY.
ington. teacher in Vergennes High. spent
Sunday at her home here.-Frank Riol
has accepted . position as shipping clerk
At Horsford's nursery.-Mrs. C. 8. woos-
ter. who has been spending the winter
in Chicago with relatives. returned I.
her home last week.-Carl. young son Of
Mr.. and Mrs William Dover. 10 very III
with whooping cough.
The Rev. F. N. Hagadom Of North Fer
risburg will preach at the Congregational
Church Sunday at 1:30 p. m.-Mrs. J. 8.
Wooster has returned from spending tho
winter with relatives in Chicago and vi
cinity.-Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Reese of Mid
dlebury visited at w. H. Nc Neil's Sun
day.-Several from here are attending the
State convention Of Congregational
Churches at Brandon.-Mrs. Mary Yale
Farr. who has been Ill for several days
with the measles. is still very ill.-Friend-
ship Lodge. No. "a. F. & A. NJ. will hold
q special communication Tuesday. May ".
at 7:SO p. M: work. f. A. degree.-Mrs.
Mary White Of Shelburne visited Mrs. E.
q. Bean Wednesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Kirk
Palmer visited NJ. C. and NJ. NJ. Hill Sun.
day.
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called Thursday by the illness Of her IA
ther.-A force Of carpenters have COM
menced work on the large farm barn to
be built this summer on the H. r. woos-
ter estate. in place Of the enc destroyed
by fire year ago.
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HUNTINGTON.

DR.. Insolvency. Of Burlington was called
Tuesday in the case Of Henry Bates. who
is Ill with acute Bright's disease.-Mrs.
NJ A. Alger will entertain the King Q
Daughters next week wednesday.-G. M.
Norton was in Burlington Monday and
Tuesday.
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SHELDON.

Sanford Daniels Of Brattleboro visited
at H. H. Mowers over Sunday.-There
will be a play. Aunt Samantha at the
Court Of Fame. at Marsh's hall Friday
and Saturday evening. given by the
Methodist Episcopal church. Charles
Bocash Of Richford Is visiting his sister.
Mrs. Louis Vallencourt.-Rt. Rev. Bliss
of Burlington was In town Sunday. and
Ola X. Keith and Luther d. Brown were
connrmed.-Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reed Of
st. Johnsbury visited in town last Thurs
day.-Mr. and MrS. Frank Lahue Of Shell
don Springs visited at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Smith Mon
day.-Niss Eva Nichols 10 ill.-The Misses
Elisabeth and Ruth Brown. students Of
Montpelier Seminary. are at the home Of
their parents. DR.. and Mrs. e. NJ. Brown.
whore they are confined to the house by
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TOWNSVILLE.

The families Of C. c. Fuller and T. L.
Stevens were called to Burlington the
frst Of the week by the death Of c. K.
Tyler Mrs. Fuller and Mrs. Stevens. sis.
tiers of Mr.. Tyler. being called there q
few days before.-Mr. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
Douglas were weekend visitors in Mont
pelier.-Leon O'Neil Is working for c. NJ.
McGarghan on the road.-Ford Lovely
has moved to MISUNDERSTANDING Nc.
Garghan has recovered from the measles.
Mrs. Daniel Preston is i'll. suffering
from heart trouble-The ladies will meet
at the hall Friday to sew for the Red
Cross. Every lady is urged to be present.
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CAMBRIDGE.

H. A. Buckley visited his mother ia
Waterbury last wesk-Mrs. H. q. Jones'
visited her parents In Underhill Sxtur-
day.-Miss Mary Maurice OF sheldon 10
visiting her daughter. Mira. A. n. La
bounty.-Mrs. Robert Rsshsw ard chill.
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