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MILTON.

The v. I. g. will give a lawn party
and exhibition of old quilts at the Clark
memorial building on Thursday evening
for the benefit Of the Red Cross. There
will also be band concert and Ice
cream and cake will be served.-Miss
Harriet Teachout Of South Lancaster.
Mass. is spending her vacation with
Mrs. c. Il. Rogers.-Mrs. Bertha Phelps
has moved to the home Of her aunt,
Mrs. Lewis Lyon, and Mrs. Jennie Wells
has moved to Charles Kings house,
vacated by Mrs. Phelps.-Miss Laura
Kennedy is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Flynn in st. Albans.-Mr. and Mrs. NAL
colin Allen and daughter of New York
city are visiting his sister, Mrs. Frank
Grow, and other friends in town.-Miss
Ellen Wagner went Tuesday to spend
at week with friends in camp q
Willoughby Lake.-Mr. Lyon of Bur.
lington Is visiting his daughter. Mrs
w. NJ. Randall.-Miss Mildred Farms.
worth of the Sherwood sanitarium, st
Adams, Is spending 10 days at her home
here.
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William M. Ryan, aged 35 years. died
Tuesday morning following child birth.
Mrs. Ryan is survived by her husband
and Ave small children beside two sis.
ters Miss Mona Fryer, and Mrs. M. J.
MCGUIRE Of St. John, Quo. The funeral
arrangements have not been made,
owing to the absence Of the Rev. Joseph
Lavigne, pastor Of All Saints Catholic
Church. Of which Mrs. Ryan was .
member
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

One Of ]. ]. Quinlan's large dairy barns
was struck by lightning during the Sc
we're electrical storm of Thursday eve-
ming but did not take fire. Two cows on
Homer F. Clarks farm were killed by
lightning during the same storm.-Miss
Anna Stacy Is at home from Boston for
a vacation.-Miss Edith Place is spending
two weeks with friends in Worcester.
Mass.-Miss Nicola Beers. Miss Hazel Cove,
Maurice Cove and Vernon Cove with Miss
Cynthia Cove as chaperone are camping
for week at Cyrus Gove's cottage at
Thompsons Point.-Mr. and Mrs. Adam
Boell and daughter Of Roselle, N. j., are
guests of the Rev. Mr.. Place and Mrs.
Place at the parsonage.-Mrs. George
Burlington and two children arrived in
Charlotte Saturday from Minneapolis to
spend three weeks at the Van Vliet home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kimball and three
children Of Westford motored to Char
lotte Sunday and were guests for the day
at the home of Lewis Beers, Mrs Kim
balls brother.-Guy Briggs of Deerfield
Mass. has been visiting at the home OF
E. II. Prindle for a few days.-Mrs. c. T.
Warner of Vergennes recently visited in
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Bradley
"A few families from this town will at
tend the annual Purington reunion In Lin.
coin Thursday.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

S. S. Hall, Jr.. has bought the Nude
gett jewelry store at Enosburg Falls, and
will combine his store with it, moving hia
goods from here.-J. A. Wright of MINES
apolis. Mimi, is In town visiting his BROTH
err. George w. Wright. j. A. Wright was
a resident of this town 80 or 60 years ago.
Harold Pease of Worcester Mass, is home
visiting his parents. BW. Pease and wife.
He is connected with the American Steel
& Wire company of Worcestershire and
Mrs. s. H. Greene of Washington. ID. c..
also Munroe Buzzell of the same city with
the Rev. Henry Buzzell of New Jersey
were recent visitors In town-Mr. and
Mrs. w. e. Tracy, also Mrs. Dayton Small
ley of Johnson. were recent visitors In
town.-Miss Ada Bunday Of South Linz
coin has been in town several days wise
iting friends.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur uAwsl
son OF Franklin were In town over Sun<|
day.-Mrs. Eliza Croker OF North
Hyde Park was a recent visitor in town.
at the home OF Mrs. Nina Goodspeed~
Charles Davis has returned to 0resnvflles]
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FAIRFAX.

Mr.. and Mrs. I. @. Paris, have gone to
Michigan to visit friends.-Mrs. Steven
Lewis Is confined to the house by illness
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Marvin and daughter
Of Colchester were In town Saturday and
Sunday.-Mrs. c. s. Howard. who has been
seriously iii is gaining slowly.-Eldon
Hewey Of Springfield, Mass. is visiting
his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. o.
Wilkins.-S. w. Brush was called to West-
ford Friday by the serious illness of DR..
F. A. Petty formerly of this place. -Revs
G.. w. Burke Of Mortified has been VISIT
ing friends in town.-Mr. Ryan of Middle-
sex has been visiting his brother Marls
Ryan.-Miss Ella Bellen of Brandon
visited her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Bellus recently.-The Ladies' Village I'm.
provement Society will have food sale
Saturday afternoon in the town hall.-Mr.
and Mrs. Porter Ballard and daughter Of
Jericho were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
| ). White Sunday.-Rev. S. s. Brigham ID
confined to the house by illness.
| T.. g. Mnkler has returned from the ma
tiOnal encampment at BOSTON
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HILL WEST.

Fred Paronto who has been studying
for the ministry at North Scituate. r. l..
is at tho home OF his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Paronto-Miss Ruby Jew
EFT Is home for the week -end.-Mrs. Clyde
Sumner Of Ephratah. N. Y, is at the home
of her mother. Mrs. Emily Jewett.-The
Crystal Falls camp-meeting has been
postponed two weeks by order of the State
board of health, which has forbidden pub
lie gatherings.-Mrs Malcolm Smith. who
was formerly Miss Glenna Broe of this
place, is visiting her aunt. Miss Della
Buskey.-Miss Blossom Domino visited.
friends In Winooski last week.-The Miss-
es Hazel and Teresa Norway are visiting
at the home Of their grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Lumbra.-Charles Bailey
left Thursday morning for the Canadian
northwest. where he ex1ects to find en-
ployment in the harvest fields.-Frans
Lumbra was business visitor In Enoss
burg Falls Saturday.-Mr and Mrs. Aus.
tin McGrail were business visitors in
Richford one day last week.-Alfred
Brouillette and William Gosley of Fort
Ethan Allen spent Sunday at their res
spectiVo homes.
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WESTFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Dominique and
daughter Eva have returned from a visit
to Canada.-Mr. and Mrs. Putnam of
Cambridge were weekend guests of the
Rev. and Mrs. c. s. Quimby.-Miss Luna
Grow Of Burlington is spending a week
with relatives in town.-Miss Winona and
Master Grinnell Stone have returned to
their home in Essex Junction after a
brief visit to their grandmother. Mrs
Jane Stone.-Carl Morse of Bridgton. Me-,
is spending week in town.-Mr. and
Mrs. James Allen of Essex Junction and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Allen Of Wash
ington. D. c.. called on relatives in town
Saturday.-Miss Amelia Keller has re-
turned to Essex after a visit with her
sister. Mrs. Julia Bates.
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ing the thunder storm Of Friday morning
barn on the Albert Riley farm was
struck by lightning and slightly damaged
and q COW and three heifers were killed.
Mrs. G. NJ. Wilder has returned from a
several months visit with her children In
Bellows Falls, Sharon and South Burling-
ton.-Miss Edith and Winslow Gates were
in Newport and Barton Thursday ana
Friday.-Mrs. John Allen and daughter.
Ilene, of westford have been guests Of
Mrs. C. r. Noyes for few days.-Mrs.
Lydia and Miss Jessie Hopkins Of Mont
pelier are guests at F. L. Hopkins's.
r. Shedd and A. H. Gates were home
from Montpelier over Sunday. Mr..
Shedd returned to Montpelier Monday.
A. H. Gates went to Montpelier Tues
day, and Wednesday night will start
for Bakersfield, Cal, and will return In
about three weeks with his two grand
daughters, Mabel and Wilma Gates,
whose mother recently died there. They
will make their home with Mrs. Matte
Richard, an aunt-Ralph W. willard
started back to New York Saturday
after d two weeks stay here.-Paul H
Gates goes Saturday to Plattsburgh to
the officers training camp.-W. H
Greenfield has moved on to the George
Hull farm, which he recently pur-
chased-Ernest Proper has moved from
the Hull farm to his place in Highgate
Miss Ella Randall Is spending few
days with her sister. Mrs. J. B. Dimon al
Highgate Gore.-Mrs. Gertrude lite.
more will sell her household goods al
auction Saturday afternoon.-Mrs H. L
Chandler has returned from New York
where she has been for some weeks
Hon. c. w. Gates lost valuable COW
last week by a limb falling on her.
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WILLISTON.

The Red Cross by its membership cam
pai0n has secured 226 members. of whom
one was a life member. % subscribing
members. and 202 annual members. The
refund on the membership campaign was
s5s 25: this with $3.50 from the Boy Scouts
and other money received, gives total
of s6O.A with which to start working.
twenty ladies gathered at the local head
quarters Aug IA and made a dozen CON-
fort bags and dozen housewives.
The Womans Home and Foreign Miss
ionarv society met with Mrs. Lucinday
ia rhox this week on Wednesday after
noon-Mrs. A. b. POTTS and son. Royal,
from Nassau, N. Y, spent few days
hare last week calling on friends.-Mrs.
Mrs sadie Krans and son Marshel spent
two da Wa of last week with her sister, Mrs
George CUTLER In Burlington.-Rev. H.
a Ranks and wife, who spent few days
In Northfleld, recently have returned
Mrs Tvrus Isham was the guest of hei
sister IN swanton two days of last week
-Mrs Emma Bliss returned to her home
last sunday after spending few day.
with friends In Essex Junction.-Ths
dwelling house on the corner, known a
The Woods home has been sold to William
Woodruff. -Burnie Warren has bought the
house on North street owned by the Con
asnssd MIX company and will move hi,
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UNDERHILL.

The Underhill Red Cross branch has
completed and sent in the following ar
ticles: IL pajamas, IL convalescent gowns
six surgical shirts. three pairs knit socks.
six comport bags, IL housewives, 10 knit
wash cloths, IL knit sponges. one cro-
cheted afghan. Several more afghans and
some hospital supplies are nearly COM
pleted.-Bert Humphrey Of Groton, Mass.
visited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. c..
Humphrey. Friday and Saturday.-Miss
May Willard of Burlington is the guest
of Mrs. l.. C. MacGibbon.-Mrs Mabel
Nolan and daughter, Florence, Of Con-
necticut are guests for the summer at
e. j. McKeefe's.-Nfiss Winifred Fitz-
smonds, Agnes Gurley and Gladys Rey-
holds Of Burlington are spending their
vacation at their respective homes.-wil-
liam Burnett is at home for few days
visit.
Miss Winnie Fitzsimons and Miss
Alice Ryan of Burlington spent Sunday
at George Fitzsimmonss Sinus Camp
bell of Burlington was a visitor in town
Monday.-Miss Lillian Pratt Of Willis
ID. G. French of New York city is
stopping at the Hotel Sinclair this
Week.-Mrs. Helen Fullington of John
son is the guest of Miss Ida Cross this
week.-Mr. and Mrs. p. s. Scribner and
, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scribner returned
Monday from South Royalton, where
they have been spending a few days.
Charles Blood of Essex has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. John Cushing, the
past week.
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ESSEX CENTER.

There will be a promenade Friday
evening. August "a. at the e. c. I. hall.
under the auspices of the Camp Fire
Girls.-George G. Roberts and family
are moving to Essex Junction.-Mrs. H.
w. Sinclair is very ill.-Mr. and Mrs.
William Butler and son. Howard, from
Montreal, p. O., were guests of Mrs.
Ida Metcalf the past week.-Mrs.. c. r.
Currier and daughter. Ruth, are visit
ing in town.-The Wasuntompi Camp
met Saturday, August IS, at the home
Of it's secretary. Grace Bigelow-Mr.
and Mrs. Hackett of Massa chusetts are
visiting at c. H. Weeds
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SWANTON.

The work of taking down the gov~
eminent boat house for transportation
to West Swanton, which has been goo
ing on for several days under the di<
rection of John Niles, superintendent
of the local work Of the United States
bureau Of fisheries, is completed. The
material will be taken to the new site
by water. the river being high enough
to permit Of this.-Miss Olga Smith has
returned from a visit with friends at
Saratoga. NJ Y.-F. d. Lapelle Of Oswe-
go Is experimenting installing new
labor saving machinery at the plant Of
the Lapelle Poultry Food company
Swanton defeated the st. Adams indie.
pendents on Lashway field Saturday
by a score Of 9 to 1.-The hay barn of
oliver Phoenix was struck by lightning
early Monday morning and destroyed
by fire. Loss above insurance Is con-
siderable. Mr.. Phoenix is living on
what lis known as the Albert Sowles
farm, which he purchased several years,
ago.-A blaze in pile of shavings on
| the piazza of Hector Barrettes new
| house Saturday evening did slight dam-
age. No one was working about the
, building and 1t Is suspected that the
cause was children and matches.-The
funeral of Mrs. Hiram STREET. was held
at Holy Trinity Church Saturday after
| noon. the Rev. E. S. Stone officiating.
The bearers were A. B. Anderson. Lewis
Hogle, b. S. Flint and ]. Wagner
Miss Lizzie Herrick. who has been seri.
| ously i'll for some time, was taken to
the ST. Adams hospital Monday.-The
Methodist and Congregational Sunday
schools had a picnic at Maquam Wed.
nesday afternOOp
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

The hercest storm for years arrived
Monday evening, when rain fell in tor
rents and hailstones as large as rob-
ms eggs. driven by a mile-a-minute
wind leveled every thing in the path
Of the storm. Gardens. community
ones and all. in many instances were
ruined. while crops of corn. wheat and
oats were torn to tatters The fury of
the storm was augmented by binding
flashes Of lightning and heavy thunder
claps.-The funeral Of Mrs. Peter Pratt
who died last Friday, was held from St
Thomass Church Sunday afternoon at
three o'clock. Burial was in the
Catholic cemetery. and the requiem mass
was said Monday morning.-A child
was born recently to Mr.. and Mrs. A. N
Bartlett.-Mrs Lorraine Davis. who has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. A. b
Joy, returned Monday to her home In
Worthwhile,
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. Sarah Higley entertained the
Home Circle at the hall Wednesday.-The
Rev. 8. P. Perry of Pawtucket. r. l., Is
visiting at the home of G. w. Brewster
Leona and Harold Rested Of Glens Falls,
N. Y. visited their uncle. Francis Craig.
the past week.-Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rus
sell, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Russell and
daughter of Monkton were guests at the
home of Marble Pierce the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kimball of Windsor
are visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ezra Kimball.
Miss Della Lille Of Thompson's Point
has been a guest at F. r. Strong's and
A. II. Higley's the past week.-Mrs.. Ella
Brewster of Johnson is visiting her
nephew. Fay Small. and other relatives
Mrs. Paulyne Brewster of Bristol, Conn.,.
is guest Of her uncle and aunt Mr. and
Mrs. Lyman Hill-Mrs. Sarah Gorton is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry Larose,
at Monkton and her mother. Mrs. Charles.
and N. z. Partcher's family at st. George.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Ellis were called
to Richmond Monday by the illness Of
his mother, Mrs. Lucius Ellis.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. Z. Hanks were guests of his
brother. d. F. Hanks Sunday.-Mr. and
| Mrs. Edison Pierce attended the Mason
and Steaks reunion at Hinesburg We'd
| nesday.-W. b. Taft began work on the
State road at Hinesburg Tuesday.-C. S.
| Brewster and family and L. G.. Brace
and family went to Fort Ethan Allen
Tuesday to visit the boys from town be-
fore their departure for training camps.
The Misses Margaret and Ina Tedford
| Of Richmond were guests Of Miss Ruth
Andrews the past week.
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WEST BOLTON.

Miss Marion Lamb Of Worcester. Mass,
Is visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. P. Tomlinson.-Norris Tibbetts, a
theological student Of New York city.
who has supplied the pulpit at the Baptist
Church during the summer months, Is
spending the week in New York.-W. G..
Minckler and Herbert Tomlinson of Grand
Isle visited relatives here Sunday-Mrs
Butler and daughter. Miss Abbie Butler
of Richmond were recent visitors at E. b.
Yorks'.-Mrs. E. r. Davis is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. w. G. Minckler in Grand
1sle.-Harry Gregory was at home from
Waterbury over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Bixby and children Of East Barre
were at Albert Tomlinson's Sunday-Miss
Dorothy Smith and Earl Bullock Of Jeri-
cho Center were at j. H. Smiths Sunday
Mrs. Mary York, Mrs. V. Smith, Charles
Sabens and E. B. York visited Carl Sa-
bens at the State hospital Sunday.-Mrs.
Frank Fitzsimmonds. who has been visit
Ing her cousin, Mrs. f. York has returned
to her home in Montreal.-Fred Streeter
has gone to Boston to reside.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Patrick Maginn and Miss Mabel Magtnn
of St. Adams visited relatives in town
Sunday.-James Perkins. Chauncy DUR
gin and Nello Barnes left last week for
the Canadian northwest. where they will
work during the harvest season.-Wesley
Smith was hove over Sunday from Fort
Ethan Allen.-Hin Wanzer, an aged man.
died at his home August Is from shaking
palsy. The funeral was held the follow
ing Friday from the house.-Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Holmes. Miss Leila Cowan and Her
man Cutting motored to Fort Ethan Allen
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Narcotic
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John PEN
netop. Frank Brady. and the Misses Ger
trude. Rose, Anna, Emma, Marion and
Florence Brady motored to Burlington
Sunday. where they were guests at Mt.
st. Mary's Academy.-Mrs. d. B. Cowan
Is visiting in Richford.
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MILTON BORO.

A. B. Wood and family spent few
days in Newport last week.-Marion STAN
ley is visiting in Fairfax.-Mrs. Jennie
Fay and Mrs. c. E. Osgood spent a few
days in Bakersfield last week.-F. Fay
and family are at the home Of Jennie
Fay.-Mrs. Walter Robertson and daugh-
ter, Ida, Of Burlington, are camping at
Camp Rich.-Ward Richards and George
Phillips were in Colchester Sunday.-R.
E. Mills was in 81. Adams August IS.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters met at the
home of Miss Sarah Comstock Wednesday.
w. w. Aldrich and family motored to
Hartford. Conn. Friday for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bennett.-Mr. and
Mrs. Emery Victory have returned from
their wedding trip which they spent in
Montreal. Ottawa, and other points in
Canada.-Dr. and Mrs. Kenyon of Col
chester visited her grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Comstock Thursday.-Ferris
Lawrence's mother Of Westport. N. Y. has
been passing some time at his home
Mrs. w. c.. Livermore and daughter
Jennie of Charlotte were over Sunday
visitors In town.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Brown and granddaughter. Miss Mabel
Brown of Willimantic, Conn.,. were guests
of his brother Frank Brown last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Butler went to Frank.
lin August Is to take their grandmother
Mrs E. ]. Wilder home. They were &C.
companied by j. E. Butler who. will re.
main for a visit with relatives.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

The Rev. and Mrs. C. J. Peterson and
daughter. Marion. have returned home
from Lake Carmi Franklin, where they
have been for a few days.-Recent visitors
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Pratt
were: Mrs. B. B. Scribner and daughter.
Miss Dorothy Scribner, Of st. Johnsbury: !
Mrs. Hiram Blackmer of Westford: Miss
Lucille Pratt Of Montgomery, and Alton H.
Pratt OF Franklin.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Pratt and Mrs. B. B. Scribner and daugh.
ter visited in westford recently.-The Con-
gregational Sunday school went August Is
to Lake Carmi. Franklin. for its annual
picnic.-F. p Wadleigh, Miss X. Grace
Wadleigh Mrs. c. NJ. Rublee and daugh-
ter, Harriet, and Mrs. George Wadleigh
have been passing a few days on North
Hill, Montgomery-Mr. and Mrs. Joel
Brown. Mable Brown and Carl Brown
were at Charles Roberts in Montgomery
Sunday.-Mrs. F. NJ. Carpenter Of Enos-
burg Falls is visiting her parents. Mr..
| and Mrs. E. B. Smith.-M. H. Jandorf of
New York city. who has been passing a
few days at Bluebird camp. went Monday
to Maplewood, M H., taking his little
daughter, Nanette who has been passing
two months at the Bluebird with him.
Mrs. Kehr and sister Of New York city
are passing a few days at Bluebird camp.
Miss Dorothy Bates of Burlington came
Monday to be at the Bluebird for few
weeks.-Mr. Newcity died Friday after q
lingering illness. He is survived by his
i I'LL
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COLCHESTER.

The funeral of William B. Jones was
held In the Congregational Church
Monday at two o'clock.-Mrs Howard
Knowles has returned after spending a
short time in Vergennes.-Miss Mil
dred Teachout of Essex Junction, who
has been spending a few days with
Miss Mildred Munson. has returned
home.-Master Pierce Smith of Bakers
field Is visiting at Leland Severance's.-
Mr.. and Mrs. George Foss of Fairfax
are spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. F.. s. Marvin.-Mrs. Carrie Wescott
of Essex Junction. who has been visit
ing Mrs. L. L. Wolcott. has returned
home.-The Rev. Irving H. Gray, pas
tor of the Baptist Church, will take for
his topic Sunday morning: "A Look
that Broke a Rock."-At the union SER
vice at the Baptist Church next Sunday
evening the program will contain.
among other features, a three-part i'm
personation of 1.-The Walk to Emmaus''
by Percy Severance. Percy Curtis and
Elbridge Thompson. There will also be
debate opened by Clark Wright and
Mrs. Alice Severance on the following
question:: Resolved. THAT the disciples
had an advantage over us of to-day In
the personal presence Of Jesus"
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ST. GEORGE.

Master Harold Aver returned Sunday
after passing a month in st. Adams and
Swanton at the homes Of his grandparents.
Miss Abbie Wellinger has been visiting
her sister. Mrs Walter Osborne. in Willis
ton.-Mrs. w. w. Tinkham and son Of st.
Adams were in town Sunday at the home
Of her son. Earl Aver. The Misses Dorothy
and Katherine Aver returned with them
for a visit Of two weeks.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Farnsworth Of Essex spent Sum
day in town at the home Of M. w. Hins-
dale.-Mr. Adams Of Derby and Miss Mar
garet Tilley Of Burlington were visitors
in town Wednesday.
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EAST SHELBURNE.

Mr.. and Mrs. I. G.. Elliott and son, Robert,
motored to Pembroke. Mass, to attend the
Jones reunion last Saturday.-Miss Minnie
Child. who has been a guest at G. A.
Kinney's, has returned to her home in
Albany, N. Y, accompanied by Mrs.
Kinney.-Mrs Mark Thompson has return
ed from Glens Falls, N. Y, where she
spent the past two weeks.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Sheldon, Mr.. and Mrs. John Shell
don and daughter, Ruth, motored from
Woodsville, N. H., to Mark Thompson's
where they will remain few days.-Mrs.
Mildred Robinson Of Burlington has been
the guest of her sister. Mrs. G. A. Kinney.
for the past two weeks.