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Holden received news Monday of the
death of his brother, Homer Holden Of
Frelighsburg. which occurred that morn
inR.--M. II. Hazelton has moved from the
DR. r, s, Hutchinson farm on the branch =
to that of DR.. W. w. Hutchinson at the
Center. s. d. Tracy, who had been on the |
last named place has moved to place of
his own near Sheldon Springs -Anthony |
Trudel of Sheldon mas m we'd into the
tenement Of e. II. Tucker. on the East
Berkshire road, and Is employed In the
condensary.-There was quite delegation
of the members of Martha Washington
Chapter. o. L. g.. In st. Adams Friday
evening to attend the district meeting
Ladies' night will be observed by Philemon
club Thursday evening.
The funeral Of Mrs. Adelaide (CrofC
Ayers was held at the home Of her daugi.'
ter, Mrs. J. A. Demars. with whom she
resided, Sunday afternoon at 1870 O'Clock,
the Rev. L. c. Denney oficiating. The
bearers WERE W. L. Gardner. G. c. stan
ley, ]. L. Wallace and r. L. Smith. Mrs.
Ayers Is survived by two daughters, Mrs.
Demars and Miss Emma Croft. She was
in her T7th year. She suffered a shock
about three weeks ago and gradually
failed, deputy Sheriff H. II. Best has re-
ceived a check for $50 being the amount OF
| reward offered for the arrest OF Moses
| ]. McTever charged with being deserter
from the army Mr.. Best arrested MIN
last Friday.-Mrs. II. A. Cramton has
moved into rooms in the Stanley Sayles
tenement. Her daughter, Miss Helen. has
returned to Mortified otter few days
visit with her mother emo Sanborn.
who went to Sasllr i last spring,
returned here Mono .,ing.--The Rev.
w. B. Dukeshire We. entertained In the
home of Il. ]. Parmeee over Sunday. At
the Methodist Church, where he conducted
the morning service and administered the
communion, the pastor received six into
the church by letter. five into full men,
bership and one on probation. There were
II baptisms. Mr.. Dukeshire preached In
the evenng.-An automobile party from
st. Adams, consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Branch. Miss Carrie Jennison, Mrs.
Lou Gilman, Mrs. M. A. Bostwick and
Mrs. John Branch. Jr.. were guests In the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Aseltine Mon
day. Mrs. Branch. Jr, remained over with
} her parents until Tuesday evening.-A
motor moving van from Burlington came
} to town Sunday and returned Monday
with the household goods Of A. e. Mitiguy
. The family went Tuesday, with the excep.
ton Of Miss Blanche, who Is employed
by Kimball Brothers & Cow. L
, Gardner and E. e. Smith have purchased
the interest Of Glenn w. Rublee in the
Enosburg garage and taken possession
} MFR. Smith some time ago purchased thu
Raney property near the Baptist Church
, He has sold the two tenement houses Il
B. H. Dickinson, who Is to move them t.
his School street lots. On the lot thu
/ vacated 1t is proposed to erect a two
story up-to-date fire proof garage as sooi
as possible. Meanwhile the present prop
= erty is being put in shape for the winter
business.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Whitman Stanley Of California is
visiting in the home of her father. Charles
Allen. Mrs. Hamley Fuller is passing few
weeks with Mrs. ID. w. Paul.-Mr. Burle-
son of Richford has moved his family
to the farm he recently purchased OF H.
F. Comings.-Charles Lumbra has moved
his family from Montgomery into the up
per tenement of Mrs. Louis Goodhue's
house.--George Duclos has recently pur-
chased of Fred Oviatt the house formerly
owned by Mrs. Dennis Leahy and will
move there from South Richford.--M
and Mrs. Harvey Bashaw have moved
from the Henry Leahy house to Lucien
Wilson's farm and Mrs. Newcity has NOV
ed into the house vacated by Mr. Bashaw.
Jesse Harvey has moved his family
from Montgomery Center into ID. w.
Paul's house. recently vacated by the
family Of Leon Rouse. and he will have
charge of ID. w. Pauls store.-P. J. Norm
has returned from Glens Falls. N. T.
Mrs. f. l.. Washburn Is passing few
weeks in New York State.-Mr. and Mrs.
II. F.. Comings have moved into the house
(Centinuea o. Dsgs feutl.
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MONTGOMERY.

The subject next Sunday morning at
the Methodist Episcopal Church Will Dc
"watchman, What of the Night" adj
dress to young people. The Camera"
evening subject, III We Hold Fast.-Th&
w. c. r. U. will meet at the home OF Mrs.
Elsie James on Friday afternoon at 200
The Woman's Home Missionary society
will meet also with Mrs. James at the
close of the w. C. T. U. meeting,-Charles
Parker has returned from visit in Bur.
lington.-Mrs. Homer Fraser is visiting
relatives in New Jersey and Massachu-
setts.-Miss Lucille Pratt has returned
from Swanton for few days.-Mr. and
Mrs. Alton Paxman expect to 60 on q
visit this week to friends in Craftsbury
for a few days,
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who died Sunday evening, viii be held at
his late home to-day at 2:50 p. m.-About
SIS was realized at the sale and chicken
pie supper given by the Woman's Union
last Friday evening. George West has
moved from the Bishop place to one on
the river road.-W. c Perry returned
from the Fanny Allen hospital last FRI
day.-Andrew Bashaw has moved on to
the farm recently vacated by Edward
BaahaW.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. William Steady is Ill at her
home in the southeastern part OF the
town-Charles Wiesenbach returned to
Camp Devens Sunday. where he Is
training after a brief visit to his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Wiesen.
bach-Fordyce N. Fonda has gone to
Dandy for a visit in the family OF his
sister. Mrs. Guy Baldwin.-Anson H.
Eddy, who has been visiting his sis
ters Mrs. Clayton Cove and Mrs. F. 8.
Cove, for several days. returned to his
home in Hartford. Conn.,. Thursday
w. e. Horsford has moved during the
week to the old Horsford homestead
south Of the village, from A. L. Sher-
mans farm on East street, which he
has worked on shares for the last two
years.-Mr. Brand has moved to A. b.
Stearns' farm in the edge OF Hinesburg.
and Howard Stearns has moved his
family to Burlington.-The Reynolds
real estate firm of Burlington have sold
the farm belonging to the late Jay A.
Clark of Charlotte, situated in Hines
burg and in Charlotte, and consisting
Of 1870 acres, to Mr.. Miner Of Richmond.
who will take immediate possession.
David Adams, who has had charge CT
the Clark farm since February. Will
return to his own farm in Charlotte
Scion Bessett is i'll at his fathers
home west Of the village.-The WIDE
awake Mission band will meet at the
vestry Saturday at $3.50 p. m.-The Rev
Clifford H. Smith Of Burlington super
intendent of the Anti-Saloon League,
will give an address at the Baptist
Church here Sunday evening at 1850
o'clock-The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Baptist Church will give harvest sup
per at the vestry Tuesday evening, No
vember 7-There will be an all-day
meeting of the Red Cross branch at
Doctor Varney's Thursday.-Mr. and
Mrs. H. o. Van Vliet have returned
from a motor trip through the Adiron
dack regions, visiting friends at Sara
nae Lake and Peru on the route and
returning home through Grand Isle
county. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Van Vliets parents and sister
Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Miles and Miss Miles
of Monkton.-Miss Sarah Wooster IL
spending the week In the home OF hel
nephew. Roderic Emo In South Char
lotte
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COLCHESTER.

Saturday night a dime social will be
given by the young ladies for the beneft
Of the Red Cross. There will be program
consisting Of music by Munson's orches-
ira. piano selections by Mrs. Stephen
Smith, and impersonations by members
Of Troop X, Second cavalry. Fort Ethan
Allen.-The Rev. Irving Gray will con-
duct services as usual next Sunday morn
ing at the Baptist Church. His topic will
be when They Were Called Christians.
The housewives Of the Baptist Church
are expected to report to Pastor Gray
each week for the rest of the year the
number Of their wheatless. meatless and
wasteless meals.-A new range has been
placed in the parish house. the gift Of Mr..
and Mrs. B. E. Cary.-Miss Grace Crockett
Of Burlington is visiting Mrs. e. s..
Wright.-Mrs. Bell Fowler has gone to
Burlington to spend few weeks.-Mrs.
Hannah Mayo is at Mrs. Adm Hines'.-The
Missionary Circle will meet with Mrs.
Stephen Smith Thursday afternoon.-Alan
Pitts Of Rutland is visiting his sister. Mrs.
Norman Wright.-There will be special
meeting at the Congregational Church
Friday night when the Rev. c. c. Merrill,
State secretary for the Congregational
conference, will speak.
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MILTON.

The annual meeting of the Needle Work
Guild will be held with the president, Mrs.
William Kennedy. Thursday November
15.-Articles have been donated by the
following people for the benefit of the
Clark Memorial band fair to be held at
the /. o. o. +. hall November 26 to 80,
inclusive: John McMullen. Weir Store
company. j. Il. Wagner. agt.; J. A. Ryan.
st. Adams Grain company. ii. l.. Powell
and c. NJ. Belden. ii. A. Bowling, st.
Adams: Alexander McMullen. John
Duffy. VIII Gordon. George S. Allen.
ii. N. Lamb. Orvls Mayville. A. s.
Holmer. Asa Davis, Mark Melavin. Frank
Mayville. and Joseph McMullen. A fea-
ture OF the fair win be the Thanksgiving
ball which will he held at the I. o. o.
=. hall Wednesday evening. November
n. Bevins four piece orchestra will fur
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ESSEX CENTER.

The Ladies' Aid sale and supper Friday
was a success. $50 being realized.-Mr.
and Mrs. H. w. Aver and family spent
sunday at H. e. Nichols.-Allen Brown
IL ill.-Charles Keefe. station agent. has
gone to Boston. His brother, Harold. OF
Richmond IL filling the vacancy at pre-
sent.-Miss Auldah Hoag spent the week.
end in Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs. G. b.
Hanley and son we're in Milton Sunday.
ALLEN Flagg. who is i'll with scarlet
fever. is improving Moving pictures are
being held at the Grange hall every
Friday evening.-A letter has been re-
ceived from Robert Desso Of the Vermont
National Guard telling Of his safe arrival
in Northampton, England.-Miss Gates
Of Franklin spent the weekend with Miss
Douglass. Schaefer spent Sunday
with his sister. Mrs. l.. Walker Of Under
hill.-Miss Mildred Hanley was a guest
of Miss Vonnie Dart, Sunday.-A new
Camp Fire for the girls is being organized
under the leadership Of Miss Huldaf
Hoag.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs. +. A. Balch has gone to Fall River
Mass, for visit.-Mrs. Williams mas
been visiting her sisters In Burlington
Mrs. F. H. Chessmore has returned nome
after spending few days In Burlington
and Charlotte.-C. NJ. McGarghan ana
family were called to Burlington the MID
die of the week by the death OF reia-
tive-Mr. and Mrs. A. Il. Crandaii nave
returned from Massachusetts ana VIII
leave in few days for FLORIDA, where
thew will snend the winter.-A son was
horn to Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Fuller two
weeks ago at the Barre hospital.-Mrs'
Dele Hiidreth was an over-Sunday visi-
tor at her sisters in Williston-A. L.
Wheeler Of Colchester is spending a Few
days at Mrs. Algers.-Louis King mas
moved his family into one of the Church
tenements.-Mrs. Mary Pease VIII enter
/, tain the Lend-a-Hand November To-
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HUNTINGTON.

Temperance Sunday will be observed
here at the church November 11.-Miss
Bertha Holden will address the ladies'
at the town hall Saturday afternoon.
November 10. at two o'clock on Home
Economics" Mr. Lewis will also be pres
ent to address the gentleman on farm
management.-Mrs. E. II. Kinds returned
home Monday after several days alb
sence with her daughter in Colchester
G. NJ. Norton was in Jeffersonville over
Sunday.
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SHELBCRNE.

Miss Blanche Parker celebrated her
sixth birthday October 81 with Hal
loween party. given to ~ little friends.
The dining-room and table were pref
tily decorated in yellow. with black
cats, witches. etc. A birthday cake
with six candles, games, refreshments,
and pretty gifts. made a very happy
little hostess.-The Kings Daughters
served a lunch November at the
auction sale at Mrs. Frank Macomber's
Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Roberts and Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Fletcher have been on an
automobile trip to st. Johnsbury.-Miss
Janet Harmon has returned from
Washington, D. c. She also visited
friends in New York-About 800 pies
were sent to Fort Ethan Allen for the
Halloween party.-Mrs. d. v. Goodsel
and Mrs. George Lewis have been in
New York visiting Van Goodsel. who is
soon to leave for France.
]. e. Ingerson Of Shelburne has had
word of the safe arrival ION the other
side" of his son. William r. Ingerson OF
the lO3rd Infantry. Company d.
Shelburne contributed toward the soldier
and sailor library fund. The children
entertainment Melted SIS. Mrs. Webbs
Mr.. Morgan's and small gifts brought the
amount up to $36.31.-Frederick Lave
lette, who Is now In the armed
guards at Philadelphia, is at home on
nine day furlough. He has been pro-
NOTED to gun captain Of the crew.
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SWANTON.

Walter Spittal and family moved yester-
day to Coteau. Ont, whore they will re;
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WEST BOLTON

Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Gray Of Cambridge
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. n. b.
Hall, Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bart
lett Of Underhill were at ]. II. smith s
Sunday.-Mrs. A. N. Tomlinson has re-
turned from Worcester, Mass. having
visited her daughter. Mrs. Walter Lamp.
Mrs. Angus Tomlinson and children OF
Hanksville were at Nelson Hairs over
Sunday.-Mrs. G. w. Kellogg has biple
printed in 1899. Gilbert Woodwork has
one that is 101 years old.-Miss Mabel
Hopkins spent Saturday at George Will
lard's in Jericho.-Two new members join
cd the Grange Saturday evening.-E. B.
York and Henry Bohonnon were in Bur-
lington Monday.-The Ladies' Aid and
willing Workers societies met with Mrs.
Richard Bacon Wednesday.
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CHARLOTTE.

The Ladies' Aid held their monthly
business meeting with Mrs. F. r. Falby
Wednesday afternoon.-Mrs. F. II. Chess
more is a guest at Stanton Williams s.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. French spent the
weekend in Richmond.-Mr. and MIS-
Harold B. Smith have returned from their
wedding trip and are at their home here.
A number of the large dairy
farmers are making improvements
IN their barns. ]. S. Williams has force
Of carpenters putting in a concrete stable.
w. NJ. Spear in putting In new floors. r.
p. Smith has put UP model dairy house
which was planned by j. T. Spear and
which so pleased the dairy inspector that
he had blueprints made for exhioition
purposes.-Miss June Root OF Boston 10
here, called by the illness and death OF
her uncle. E. B. Beers.
Miss Mary Estella. daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs, Peter O. st. Clair Of Charlotte. was
married to Second Lieut.. Howard w.
Adams Of vergennes at the Cathedral OF
the Holy Cross in Boston on October 2o
Flnathan Beech Beers died yesterday
morning at his home in this village after
but a few days illness with pneumonia.
The funeral services were held Tues
day afternoon at two o'clock at his
late home. Mr.. Beers is survived by his
wife.
The funeral Of E. Beach Beers was
largely attended from his late homo on
Sunday afternoon. The Rev. Mr.. Brush OF
Shelburne officiated. the bearers were'
Lewis Beers, Burton Beers, George
Roberts, Merritt Carpenter, B. H. Car
penter and John Taggert. Burial was In
the Barber cemetery. Mr. Beers was
man who was generally liked and will be
greatly missed as he was always ready
TO give a helping hand to every one and
to help on any public enterprise.-Mr. and
Mrs. G. II. Root Of Boston and Cassius
d. Root Of Springfield. Mass. are in town.
called by the death Of Mr.. Beers.
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BINGHAMVILLE.

The Ladies' Aid will serve dinner ~
the Methodist Church on Thursday.-Mra
Seneca Haselton of st. Adams Is passin4
a week with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ]. Lamb.-The tenement house OF q.
E. Thurston burned to the ground SUM-
day night at $50 o'clock. The origin OF
the fire is unknown.-Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Hunt have returned home from st. Ale
bans, where they have been passing a rev
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hunt.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Govt Tinker Monday.-Mrs E. A. Hunt
Ia in poor health.-Miss Hazel Carey ha1
returned home after passing few week(
with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ayers In Jer'
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HINESBURG.

Twenty-Five friends and neighbors Of
William Knox assembled at his home last
Friday morning to help him with his
work. as Mr.. Knox has been Ill with the
grip. They pulled six acres Of beans and
dug $50 bushels Of potatoes and put them
In the cellar.-The Woman's Home and
Foreign Missionary society met at
the home of Mrs. Coburn Pierce Wednes-
day morning for their regular meeting.
Pierce and Mrs. Carpenter as hostesses.
BOLTON.
Frank Ransom of Jericho, contractor
and builder. has nearly completed new
barn on H. II. Bishops farm in Bolton.
This barn is for c. S. Brush. who runs
the farm. This barn has all the modern
improvements built expressly for high
grade of registered Ayrshire cattle.
Farmers and every one are invited to see
this stock.
UNDERHILL.
Miss Holden OF the University Of Yer
mont extension service will speak Thurs.
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at w. r. C.
rail in the interests of home economics
A speaker will also address the men Of
the town on farm management.
WESTFORD.
The Woman's Union will meet will
Mrs. w. w. Kimball November IA IN
stead of November as announced oi
program.-The death of George North
way, an aged citizen of this town. oc
CURED Sunday evening-A card ha
been received by the local Red eros
thanking the women of the town TO
their assistance in furnishing pies TO
the soldiers.-There will be an old
fashioned dance at the X. OF +. hal
Thursday evening. Ladies' are request
ed to bring q lunch basket.
Funeral services for George Nortnway
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p,sb music. Supper will be served.--Mrs
Addie b. Landon has gone to Burlington
FOR the winter.--Mr. and Mrs. Earl Be-
yips have returned from their trip to
Iowa and other western points.-Miss Ella
wood spent Thursday and Friday Of last
week with Mrs. l.. ]. Whittemoro in
purlIngton.-Mrs. William Gabaree is visit
ing her son, Karl Nay. and family In
Springfield, Mass.-Henry Blondin has
sold his farm at Champlain and with his
mother has moved to the home OF his
brother-in-law, John Bacon.-Guy Prem
t,ss has sold his farm and moved to
Marlboro. Homer Rankin of Georgia has
moved to the farm which he recently
nurcbased of e. M. Kennedy.-Isaac Prue
has moved to st. Albans.-Cortes May
Vile. who works for the Empire Milking
Machine company spent Sunday Mt his
home. coming here from Hartford, Conn.,
The w. C. r. U. held their Monthly Meet
ing with Mrs. Alison Heinrich Tuesday
Ceptlemen's night was observed and q
specjal program was carried out.
At the Methodist Church public worship
Sunday morning at 10:45 The subject OF
the sermon will be "Moses at the Burning
Rush." The Lords Supper will be admins
tered Mt the close of the sermon. Sunday
school at noon. and Epworth League al
$3.50 D. m. Evening at 1880 p. M. pastor
subject, 1.-THE Truth" Prayer meeting
Thursday evening at 1880.
WEST MILTON.
Earl Lawton and wife of South Hero
were at Earl Slocum's Sunday.-Tony
Marcia has bought farm In Waterville
Leon Testers machine is threshing ir
| the neghborhood.
MILTON BOEO.
| Audrey Richards has scarlet fever.-Mr
and Mrs. Fred Wilcox spent Sunday a
! o. A. Stanley's.-Harry Berry was at home
from Richmond over Sunday.-Mrs. viii
/ liam Howard and Frank Seaver of John
son spent Saturday night and Sunday a
Mrs. Jennie Fay's.-Lawrence Stanle!
was in st. Adams November 3.-Leonar'
Boyden has been In this place digging pc
tatoes with his new potato digger.-Mrs
Hobart Richards and Mrs. Ernest Elme
we're in st. Adams November g.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

At the whist party Saturday evening
the first prize was won by Frake Wilt
fraunk and second by his sister. Miss
Frances Wiltfraunk.-The Home Circle
will be entertained at the hall November
IA by Mrs. Bertha Sargent and Miss Jane
Ring.-Mr. and Mrs. o. V. Rounds and
son. Kenneth, and daughter, Mrs. Ethel
Russell. of Putney. were guests Of Mrs.
Dora Rounds the first Of the week.-Let-
tiers have been received from Roy Cleve-
land. Wayland Brace, and Robert Field
er of the 10th ammunition train. saying
that they had pleasant voyage and ar
rived safely in England.-Mr. and Mrs.
Leroy Babcock of Weybridge were over
Sunday visitors at the home of her broth
or. W. l.. Ring.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Miner moved to Burlington the last Of
of the week, where he has employment
with the Hickok company.-D. + Hanks
has moved into the house vacated by Mr..
Minerva. E. Carpenter and Enos Pcacott
have moved to the north villages. j.
Randall and Miss Hazel Brewster visited
Mr.. Randalls daughter. Mrs. Grace Hal
lock, at Enosburg the first of the week.
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UNDERHILL.

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester White November 5.-Mrs. w. S.
Prior of Worcester. Mass. and Mrs.
Lucy Prior of Jericho, were guests of
Mrs. Ida Jones. Thursday--Mrs. C. w.
Rice Is visiting friends in New Jersey.
MIR. and Mrs. H. B. Howard returned
Tuesday from South Hero, where they
went to close their camp-Mrs. A. c.
Humphrey, who went to the Fanny AL
len hospital for treatment a few weeks
ago. Is improving.-Mrs. D. F. Hackett
of Dorchester, Mass. Is visiting her
father. A. c. Humphrey.-S. Il. Walker
was seriously injured Monday while
breaking colt, the colt kicking him In
the face and injuring one eye. besides
breaking several bones. He was taken
to the hospital by DR.. Fogg.
Pledges have been secured from 100 of
the 143 families. If anyone in town has
not been asked to sign the pledge Mrs.
w. c. Cross will be glad to give them
an opportunity to do so and will send
them cards for home and window upon
request for one Of the pledge cards.
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FLETCHER.

Albert Austin has moved into the Dyke
house.-George Deavitt of Cambridge has
moved on to B. E. Reynolds farm.-Mr.
Thurstons tenement house was destroyed
by fire Sunday evening.-Albert Wood haa
moved to Leon Blaisdells farm In Cam
bridge.-Emerson Flanders has moved
on to the farm vacated by Mr.. Wood.