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president, Mrs. A. II. Peterson, list
evening for the purpose Of electing
delegates to the Women's Federated
clubs which meets in Dickinson the
first week in October. L..
Trainmaster, C. T. SpOnsel went %
Dickinson yesterday afternoon return
ing home today on official business
A farewell party viii be given TO-
morrow evening at5the Mandan Town
and Country club in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. w. Fuller, who are to soon
leave for their new home in Farg". i
cafeteria supper will be served at
$3.50 o'clock after which /? musical
program has been arranged fer under
the leadership of Mrs. BIS. Nickerson
Following the musical program dan'
cling will be enjoyed until a late nour.
All the members Of the country cluo
are invited anil ron present ~fndica-
tons the party viii be one Of the
leading social iunctiols to have been
held at the popular club house this
season. > -
N. E. 5schobe, manager Of the, Bing-
enheimer Mercantile company Of So
len, was in Mandan yesterday after
noon attending TO business matters
Rev. Father Augustine Fox of St.
Anthony was in Mandan yesterday
looking after business matters.
Hundreds of people from all over
the Slope assembled at the Aln.ont
hall this. afternoon to attend the fAn-
eral of the late Mrs. B. G. Bird WAC
suddenly died Sunday from heart fail
ure. The floral contri buttons were
most beautiful and abundant. The
hall was draped for the occasion, heV.
Dordal o fSims, spoke most 1mrres"
.sive sermon in which he referred 10
the life of tho deceased. The pail
bearers were composed Of the leaalns
Almont people. -.
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FLAX YIELD RUNS As
Z: HIGH As q BUSHELS
,,t, : : = 50
Captain.5A. b W!sloh Reports
Varying Success With Crops
u. Near Steele -.

Captain WEIGH. Company I, Man.
dan-Bismarck company, Second North
Dakota regiment, stated to Tribune
reporter yesterday that he had just
returned home from his farm near
Steele There he has considerable
land under cultivation and that he
will have some flax that will aver
age % bushels to the acre. He has
considerable other grain that is ex-
pected to yield remarkably we'll this
year. Hail damaged a 195-acre field
of flax for Captain WEIGH this sum
mer, and had it not occurred the flax
yield on that field would no doubt
have been around the 15-buchel mark.
Arthur Pearson, travelling salesman,
and Captain WEIGH went in partner
ship in raising a twenty-acre patch Of
beans. Hail destroyed the entire field
a few days ago, resulting in loss to
the owners
Captain Welch stated that ducks
and other game are plentiful i'll the
Steele vicinity.
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Mnnda,1 News Bureau

had been operated upon for append
citis. Mr.. Miller will be obliged to
return to the hospital for additional
treatment in about week. During
his absence Anton Brhcker is suo4ti-
tuting as hostler for him.
Joseph Miller Jr, employed as boil
er washer helper in the Northern, Pa
cifc shops in this city, was taken to-
the Northern Pacific hospital'in Glen
dive on Sunday and will undergo an
operation for a growth in his throat
today or tomorrow. Mrs. Joseph Mil
Ter. ST., his mother, went to Gdendive
iwth him and ret rned home Tues
day afternoon on No. 8. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller have gone to Clendive 10
be with Joe when he undergoes the
operation. During his absence Ed
ward Gulosh is assisting as boiler
washer helper.
Miss Charlotte Stutsman returned
to jamestown this week to resume
her studies at the Jamestown col
lege.
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CITY NEWS

Baldwin Visttor-C. ". Streeter OF
Baldwin was in he city Monday trans
acting business and calling on friends.
. Here from Hazen-Dr and MRS.
Eastman and children and Mr. and
Mrs. Z. S. Martin and children %
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Birth Of Daughtsr-Borll to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. p. Aune of Avenue B, in the
bismarck hospital Saturday, daugll-
ter. ,~..-
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Hazen were among the out OF town
visitors in the city over Sunday and
Monday. @"' -
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Birth Of son-Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Perry Of Braddock, Sunday In the
St. AleXius hospital, a son.
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has Tonsilits-Edward White OF
the White confectionery store is con-
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Solen Visitors-AIr and Mrs, Ed
ward S. Johnson and children Of Solen
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fined to his home on Sixth street, sui
fering from tonsilitis. y

Returns from Fargo-State Humane
Cftlcer G. Is. Newcomb has returned
from Fargo, where he conferred with
Rev. 0. D.. McCracken, who was re.
Gently appointed deputy humane ON.
Ger by Mr.. Newcomb.
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CONSTIPATION Makes
Baby Uncomfortable

When its tender little organs are
bound up with a congestion of
stomach waste in the howels. Baby
is q mighty uncomfortable morScl
of humanity, and reflects its dis
comfort in its disposition. If.
Mother will just give it a tiny
dose of a mild laxative, such as
DR.. Caidwells Syrup Pepsin, the
congestion VIII quickly loosen and
be expelled, and her child be nor
NAL and happy once more.
{ DR.. Ca1dwell's Syrup Pepsin is
especially desirable for children,
because it contains no opiate or
narcotic drug, being combina ton
of simple laxative herbs with pep
SIM. mild and gentle In action.
positive in effect, and very palata-
BILE. Children like it and take it
readily. Druggists sell DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin for fifty cents
a bottle; a.. trial bottle, free Of
charge, can be obtained by writing
rto III. W. B. Caldwell, 456 Wash
ington St, Monticello, Illinois.
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were weekend visitors in the: capital
city. -. = r q"
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ALBURG.

A pretty wedding took place at the
home Of Mrs. Nancy A. Lessor Wednes-
day evening of last week when her
daughter. Hattie Maria, was united in
marriage to A. w. Darby in the presence
of the immediate relatives. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Charles Davis
Of the Methodist Church of this place.
The bride and groom entered the parlor
to the strains Of the wedding march
played by Ruth p. Lessor, sister of the
bride. The decorations We're in green and
yellow. The bride was gowned in white
embroidered wolfe with pearl trimmings
and carried a bouquet of white bridal
roses. Immediately following tho cere-
mony a repast was served. The couple
left on the eight O'Clock train for Mont
real.
Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor and son.
Harold, and Mrs. w. II. Ellis of St. AL
bans spent the week with relatives In
town-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Folsom and
family of st. Adams were in town Sun
day-Mrs. Margery Fitch Of Rouses
Point, N. Y. and Mrs. Crelnan and son
of Seattle, Wash, have been guests at
the homes of Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Mott
and Mrs. Nancy Lessor.-Mr. and Mrs
Aubrey Darby have returned from their
wedding "trip.
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JERICHO CENTER.

The ladies Of this village and vicinity
raised over $50 for purchasing materials
for Red Cross work. They have made lS
pajamas and six hospital shirts, besides
0ping some knitting. The demand is
urgent. and more workers are needed. The
community has been districted to secure
members to the National Red Cross as.
ISOLATION. 1t Is hoped that 100 persons
may sign the blanket application blank
In this part Of the town.. A. Stiles
went Tuesday evening to Morrisville to
spend Memorial day with his mother,
MRS. M. l.. Stiles.-Mrs. Julian Hoskins,
who has been Ill for long time, Is not
SO well and trained nurse is caring for
her.-Miss Abbe Walston, who has had
pneumonia following measles. is a little
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Fuller, who have
been visiting In Moretown. returned home
Eaturday.-About $40 was realized from
the entertainment given Friday evening
by the young peoples organized class
They will give another entertainment
Friday evening. June /. In the Ladies'
Aid hall. for the benefit Of the Ladies' Aid
society. Ice-cream will be sold.-Solicit-
ors have been chosen to canvass for the
Red Cross society.-As a part Of the pa.
triotic services In church on Sunday two
beautiful flags were dedicated TO the
church-Miss Abbie Walston. who has
been seriously Ill with pneumonia. follow
ing the measles. remains about the same.
Miss Jennie Riggs of Essex 10 spending
Q &sw days with Miss Iva Hoomhowsr.-
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CHARLOTTE.

Miss Juna A. Bacon, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Bacon, was given a
miscellaneous shower Thursday after
noon at her home by Is Of her friends in
honor of her approaching marriage to
William Hayes. She was the recipient Of
many beautiful gifts.
The regular meeting Of Champlain Chap
ter. No. IS. o. E. g.. will be held Friday
evening at Masonic hall, at which time
the flag recently purchased will be pre-
scented to the chapter with appropriate
exercises.-Mr. and Mrs. R G. Whalley
have returned from California. Mrs.
Whalley having spent the past year there.
and Mr.. Whalley the past winter. with
their daughter. Ruth. and family.-Miss
Maude Holmes is at home from Rome.
Ga. where she had charge Of a boys
dormitory at the Martha Berry School,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray E. Kline OF Claremont.
n. H., made a short visit this week at
their parents. DR.. and Mrs. Stoddard,
making the trip by acknowledgement
Devine. son Of Michael Devine. took the
examination for the navy, but failed to
pass on account Of his eyes.-The town
hall Will be the place Of registration on
June 8. John williams and ]. T. Spear
have been appointed as extra registrars.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Payne and family
of Cornwall spent Sunday here with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d. o. Foote.-Dan-
lei st. George. who has been q popular
clerk in Stanton Williams's store. has
given up his position and enlisted in the
navy.-Mrs Emma Wilson and daughter.
Ruth. have gone to Keene. N. H.. where
Mrs. Wilson has a position.-Miss Mar
jory Root Of Boston is visiting her aunt.
Mrs. F. r. Falby.
| The chairman Of the Red Cross men,
bership committee is Stanton Williams
and the helpers are: Miss Alice 6toddard,
Miss Bernice Byington. Miss Helena
Hart, Leon Prindle. Mrs. l.. Desautels
Mrs. Stanton Williams and Mrs. ]. p.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
GRAND ISLE.

Miss Eva Dubuque and pupils gave
an entertainment at the Pearl school
building Tuesday evening for the benefit
Of the Red Cross.-Mrs. s. W. Tobias.
who has been i'll, is better.-There will
be patriotic entertainment at the town
hall Friday evening for the benefit Of
the Red Cross At 7:45 there will be q
business meeting Of the association.-Nex
Tuesday will be registration day for all
male citizens from the ages of q to 30.
INCLUSIVE
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HILL WEST.

Mrs. Laurence Rossier and children.
Alice and Bernard. visited at John
Ariers several days last week. Mar
jorie shangraw visited at w. p. Shan
graw's one day last week.-Paul Baka
of webster. Mass. 10 making an ex-
tended visit At the home Of his uncle.
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SHELDON.

On Monday all people interested in the
formation OF a Red Cross society were
called to meet at the Central school build
ing DR.. E. NJ. Brown. acting as chair
man. The Rev. Mr.. Baker spoke on Red
Cross work. the Rev. G. W. Turner gave
a brief outline on its history. Miss Wat
son spoke on Red Cross work in Boston.
The following officers were elected: Pres
ident. tho Rev. G. W. Turner: vice-pres-
ident, Mrs G. H. Thomas; secretary. Mrs
Pearl Stebbins; treasurer. DR.. e. Al
Brown. It was voted that the officers
elected be given power to act as execu-
tive committee for the time being. The
committee then appointed the following To
canvass the town for enrolment Of MEM
bers: Village. Mrs. W. l.. Tillotson. Miss
Mary Marsh: Sheldon Springs. Mrs.
Thomas Peavey. Mrs. H. G. Royce: Rice
Hin. william Regain: North Sheldon.
Mrs. W. w. Chaffee. Miss Elma Eldred;
East Sheldon. Mrs. H. A. Kittell. A mass
meeting will be held the first OF next
week, the time and place to be announced
later.
Miss Eva Nichols. who has been quaran-
tined for scarlet fever. Is out again.
Lewis Vallancourt Is improving. The
Red Cross society met at the Central
School building Monday afternoon at four
o'clock. Miss Watson and the Rev. George
Turner and DR.. Il. NJ. Brown of this
place were the speakers.-F. w. Wallace.
superintendent OF schools of Enosburs
Fails. was In town Monday and Tuesday
giving tho ninth grade State examina.
tion0.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
EAST FRANKLIN.

Mrs. C. X. Emery recently passed sew
eral days In Sheldon. a guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Harvey Chadwick.-H. W. GAL
lup Of Montpelier is passing several days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. GAL
lup.-Mrs. Paul Geno visited her sister,
Mrs. Orrin Gale. at Pigeon Hill. Que, a
few days last week.-Mrs.. Z. B. Olmstead
is ill.-Mrs p. Feldman. E. H. Broe and
the Misses L.-ura Feldman and Marcia
Broe were in Richford recently.-George
Salisbury of Abbotts Corner. Que, is
passing some time at the home of f. B.
Olmstead.-Mr. and Mrs. G. Valley, who
have been living with their daughter, Mrs.
Frank Messier. in Fairfield. for over a
year. have returned to their home In this
place.-E. B. Olmstead is improving from
his illness.-Mrs. II. r. Olmstead, Mrs.
B. H. Gilbert. Mrs E. H. Chamberlin and
Miss Laura Feldmar went Thursday to
Montgomery to attend the county con-
vention OF the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union. Mrs. Gilbert and Mrs.
Chamberlin had parts In the program, and
Miss Feldman was delegate from the
local union.-H. r. Olmstead and z. II.
Chamberlin were in Montgomery Center
Thursday.
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the Rev. J. Warner TurpeL-Mr. and
Mrs. w. p. shangraw returned from
Montreal Saturday.-Ralph Cartee Is
visiting at the home of his uncle. Lewis
Rushford.--Mr. and Mrs. M. Minosh
visited at the home of Lewis Rushford
Sunday.-Raymond Rushford of Dan
vers. Mass. is visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Rushford. Of this
place.-Fred Myott has purchased a
small farm of Lewis Rushford.-The
two schools of Enosburg and Mont
gomery united in celebrating Memorial
day.-IFiarold Bouthiette has completed
his work for Lewis Rushford and re-
turned to his home In Cambridge.--The
cottage prayer meeting will be held at
the home Of julie Cushing Friday eve
ming
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

A patriotic rally will be held In Gar
dynes hall under the auspices Of the pub
lie safety committee Friday evening. The
Richford band viii furnish music. NJ. D.
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LAM0ILLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE,

The Rev. w. T. Best has been appoint
ed as chairman Of the committee in the
Red Gross membership compaign to take
place during this week. Morristown has
made a membership of 800, the mark that
must be reached during this campaign.
(Continued on page four.)
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MILTON BORO.

G. c. Rice and Mrs. Mortimer Rey-
nolds were in st. Adams May 2.-Ralph
King Is at the home of his sister. Mrs.
Sydney Gordon.-Mrs. Jennie Fay return
ed from Richmond the last Of the week.
Fred Fay accompanied her here.-Mr and
Mrs. Lyndon McNall were at the home of
r. E. Bullock STANDARDIZATION Stanley
was home from her school at West Enos-
burg over Sunday.-Vernon Bullock was
at Champlain May q.
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BINGHAMVILLE.

There will be a meeting at the Union
Church this afternoon to organize Red
Cross society.-H. A. Jones ia moving his
household goods to 6tn Albans.-Mrs.
Retta Parsons and daughters, Wyona and
Evelyn. Of Burlington. were visitors at
the home Of c. H. Scott Sunday.-Sheriff
c. F. Corse was in st. Adams Monday on
business. Mrs. Olive Corse and daugh-
ter Tresa. returned homo Sunday after
passing a week with Bonnie Corse in East
Fairfield.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Miss Nellie Hart and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hart motored to Bolton Friday.
called there by the critical illness of
their uncle. John O'Brien.--Louis Pou-
lin, the second son of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Poulin. Is dangerously ill-Miss Eve
lyn Hazard returned Saturday from the
Mary Fletcher hospital. where she has
been for a few days for minor opera
ton on the throat.-The ball game
played at Hinesburg Saturday after
noon between the East Charlotte juve-
nile team and the Hinesburg second
team resulted in a victory for the for
mer. the score being Is to 9.-John
Hart has been Ill for a week and I'M
able to attend to his duties in the store.
The engagement of Miss Juno Bacon
to William C., Hayes was announced at a
miscellaneous shower party given at
Miss Bacon'a home Thursday after.
noon. The wedding will take place In
June.-Burton e. Beers and family OF
Jericho spent Sunday with relatives In
Charlottesville. and Mrs. Albert Cove
! Of Bristol were guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
c. F. Cove for the ek-end.-Little
Hugh Hart has returned from Shel.
| burne. where he spent week with
his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John
A. Hart.-Miss Amanda Farrand OF
Burlington 10 visiting her sister. Mrs.
F. w. Carpenter. Mss Grace Farrand
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UNDERHILL.

Pre-memorial Sunday will be observed
at the Methodist Church. this being a
union service. The Rev. A H. Sturges
will preach fthe sermon.-Red Cross week
will be observed and a campaign for
membership will be conducted by Miss
Hope Scribner. Meetings for work will
be held every Wednesday from two to
five o'clock. Plenty Of work is being pro-
vided and all women are asked to assist.
Mrs. L. c. Fowler is spending flew days
in st. Adams with friends.-Mrs. Geor-
giana Barney visited in Waterbury this
week.-Mrs.. Elizabeth Parker is the guest
Of A. d. Grifin.-Mrs. c. D. Reynolds was
in Burlington Friday.-Wesley Sturges.
who has been attending Columbia Univer-
sity. has joined the naval reserve and is
at home until he Is called to the service.
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs. e. B. York, who has been caring
for Mrs. J. Hoskins in Jericho. has re-
turned home.-Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Hall
were in Cambridge Tuesday to attend
the wedding of Miss Bernioe Hall and
H. n. Gray.-Mrs. Tedford Is entertain
ing her sister. Mrs. Perry. and son OF
Greenfield. Mass.-Miss Helen Streeter
spent the weekend with relatives in
Underhil.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bacon and
Miss Miller Of Burlington were recent
visitors at Richard Bacon's.-F. W. VIII
son is building garage. g. W. Wood
worth is doing the work.-G. W. Streeter
has returned from a business trip 10 Bur
lington.
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BINGHAMVILLE.

Thomas Riley of East Fairfield was a
visitor at j. p. Carey's Thursday.-Mr
and Mrs. Orville Como. ]. S. Leach. John
Carey and Thomas Riley were In Burlng-
ton Thursday.-Walter Jones has moved
his family to Jeffersonville.-Mrs. Olive
Corse and daughter Theresa. are pass
ing the week In East Fairfield visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Bonnie Corse.-Mrs. L. H. Scott.
who has been Ill with a hard cold. il
much better-Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Max
held are recovering from the grip.-Glen-
don Leach Is able to be out after being
confined to the bed with rheumatism
Mrs. Frank Tedford. who has been III.
10 somewhat better.-Ira Carpenter ID
working In IJnderhill
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AND TIMES: THURSDAY MAY

spending a few days here, returning
wednesday nisht.-several from this
place attended the entertainment at
Enosburg Falls Monday nisht.-oscar
Riley, the youngest son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. J. Riley. fell and broke his arm Sat-
urday night. He was taken to st. Albans
by DR.. Wright, but u at home now.-Dr.
and MRS. Wright have been entertaining
friends from st. Adams for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Armedas Boudreau are
parents of daughter. born the 26th.-The
Dramatic club from Highgate gave q
play here Monday night, Mr.. Bob
The memorial service Sunday was we'll
attended.
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BAKERSFIELD.

In the Academy hall at eight o'clock
this evening will be held a patriotic
rally under the auspices Of the Red
Cross. Music will be furnished by the
orchestra Of Brigham Academy. John R.
Berry Of Montpelier. a student at the
University of Vermont. and Martin s.
Villas OF Burlington will be the speakers.
Arthur Doane has sold his farm in the
south part Of tho town to Leon Grant Of
Fairfield. Possession is given June l.
Mr.. Dosne will move his family to Leon
Pierce's tenement for the present.-Has-
kell Mayo and Percy Patch of this town
went to Fort Ethan Allen Saturday and
enlisted. Harry Cox also accompanied
them but failed to pass the examination
for enlistment--Mr. and Mrs. I. o. Pow.
ers and Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Cowan spent
Sunday In Richford.-There will Be q
meeting in tho interest Of increased mem.
bership for the American Red Cross in
Brigham Academy hall Thursday at 800
p. m. All arc invited to attend this meet
in0
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WILLISTON.

Mrs. Grace Bliss Coburn Of Jericho is
the guest of Mrs Frank Curtis.-The Rev.
H. G. Banks and family were in Barre
saturday.-walter Tarbox IL ill.-Mrs
Peter Terrain Is ill.-The schools In town
observed Memorial day Tuesday at the
Universalist hall by appropriate exercises.
going from the hall to the cemeteries to
decorate the soldiers graves.-Rob-
ert Arms Is having extensive repairs done
on his dwelling house, work being done
by two carpenters from Burlington.-Mrs.
Elmer Bryant and son. Frederick, OF
Richmond. called on their uncle. James
Bryant. Sunday.-Miss Adelaide Morrill,
and friends Of Burlington were guests of
her aunt, Miss Adelia Brownell. Sunday
Morton James and Eugene Hanson at
tended a woodmen's meeting held at
Essex Junction last Wednesday night
The ladies' met Friday afternoon at the
Kings Daughters room to work for the
Red Cross
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The raising Of the new flag recently
purchased by subscription of the people
will be held Sunday afternoon at two
O'Clock. There will be exercises ap-
propriate for the occasion, with addresses
by Ex-Governor Gates Of Franklin and
Col. L c. Leavens of Richford.i
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FAIRFAX.

Governor Graham il expected to
speak at B. F. A. Hall Thursday even.
ing.-Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Warren are
the parents of a son.-There has been
a special town meeting called for June
2 to vote on the State tax.-Mrs. Dee
Church OF Burlington Is visiting her
sister. Mrs. H. O. Wilkins.-Miss Grace
Potter Of the Central telephone office
Is at home on account of illness. Miss
Pearl White is assisting in the office
during Miss Potter's absence.-Mr. and
Mrs. George Vincent Of Swanton were
visitors in town May a.