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arc the best crops dairy farmer can
raise as side line, TO turn into caeh?'
opened by Victor Perkins and B. II.
Carpenter; Ladies' chorus; recitation.
Rupert Wheelock song by the Grange
A daughter. Mary Olive, was born March
to Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Severance.
The Rev. Mr. Hayward Of winooski will
preach In the Congregational Church Sum
day.-Albcrt Laing Of the Anti
Church Sunday morning. March IL. at
10:45 o'clock-The Ladies' Auxiliary Of
tho Baptist Church will give a st.
Patrick's day entertainment In the vestry
Of the church Thursday evening. March
15.-Mrs. r. II. Andrus and daughter.
Helen, have returned to Vergennes. They
we're called hero by the illness OF Miss
Fannie Day-The Kings Daughters VIII
give a sociable Friday evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rhett Fletcher.
Masonic hall Friday the following omcers
wore elected: Worshipful mastcr. Roy
d. Burritt: senior warden, c. B. Lucia
Junior warden. II. l.. Murray; treasurer
q. w. Tobey; secretary. c. ]. Smith; SEN
for deacon, NJ. r. Orvis: Junior deacon.
uI. r. CHM; senior steward. A. 3. Miles;
Junior steward, +. A. Tracy: chaplain.
Rev, F. w. Hemcnway: marshal, Il. 0.
Mead; tyler. Cornelius Peters; rnance
committee, Daniel Patrick. Il. o. Mead
and II. w. Goodroe. AT five o'clock q
lodge of past masters was convened. and
the past masters degree was worked
with Past Master c. ]. Smith presiding
At six o'clock supper was served IN the
lodge dining rooms by the ladies' OF La
Plotte Chapter, No. "a, o. z. S., and al
the evening session the officers were In.
stalled by Past Master Z. o. Mead, Past
MastAr C. Z. Martin acting as marshal.
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UNDERHILL.

Tho annual meeting of tho graded school
district for election Of officers and other
important business will be held Tuesday
March Is, at the school house. A full attend.
ance is desired as there will be no meet
ing in June as formerly.-Mrs. L. G..
Schweig visited friends In Burlington this
week.-Mrs.. Lyle Rockwell OF Montague,
Mass. came Monday for a few days visit
with her mother. Mrs. Clara Bennett
Miss Hope Scribner went Saturday to
Burlington to work in a sanitarium.-
James Fitzsimonds Is i'll with the mumps.
Mrs. w. j. Gallup of Cambridge is visit.
ing friends in town this Week.-Mrs. Lucy
Rawson OF Montpelier was a visitor at
the homo Of her brother. s. B. Rawson,
last week.
A pleasant and enjoyable meeting was
held Monday evening. February Is. by
Mary c. Burdick Chapter. No. g. o. E
s. Mrs. Lola Bell Mott, d. D. G. NJ.
Oscar w. Edwards. d. D. G. p. and
Mrs. Josie II. Fay. grand marshal. were
present.-James Fitzsimonds Is i'll with
the mumps.-M. p. Maurice of Morrisvillt
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r
Mead Thursday.-P. F. Fitzsimonds has
moved his goods to Bristol. where he il
to reside.-A son was born to Mr.. anc
Mrs. Jay Haynes at the Fanny Allen hos
pital Feb. T.-Mr. and Mrs. H. p. How
ard spent Thursday in Burlington.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

The funeral of Mrs. B. NJ. Stiles was
held Friday at the home of Mrs. A. l..
Dix, her daughter. with whom she had
lived for several years past. The cause
Of her death was pneumonia, together
with her advanced age, being in her oath
year. She was probably the Oldest per-
son In town. Her husband. the late
Assistant Judge William II. Stiles. died
about S years ago. She was woman
who was always very industrious and
had done much for the people Of this
town. especially the poor children. The
funeral services were conducted by the
Rev. G. w. Allen. pastor of the Baptist
Church. Howard Stiles. grandson. who
10 In the government service In New
York city. and several relatives from
Enosburg were In town to attend the flu
neral. Mrs. Stiles had lived nearly 70
years In this town. and was very highly
respected.
Town meeting passed of very quietly.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Moderator. Il. S.
Wright: clerk. c. A. Gardyne: selectman.
Eph. Lumbra; school director. S. S.
HAIL. Jr.: listers. Wallace Bressett. George
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MILTON BOEO.

Della Williams has gone to Rutland
to see her brother. william. who is very
il.-R. L. and V. J. Bullock were in St.
Adams Monday-Arthur Gonyeau spent
the weekend In this place-Ernest Elmer
and family spent Sunday at NJ. c. Bcvins' $
at West Georgia. -Pearl Gabree has
moved to st. Adams and Horace Blake
has moved to the farm vacated by Mr..
Gabree. Flynn was in this place
last week.. NJ. McNall returned to his
home in Champlain Saturday.-Sydney
Gordon was at East Georgia Saturday.
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HUNTINGTON

Miss Alma Falby has 80 far recovered
from her recent illness as to be able to
be brought home from Montpelier Hiss
Maud Sherman. who Is at the Fanny Allen
hospital. is steadily gaining.-Mr. Van
glider has moved his family from the Col
Inns tenement to the Mahan tenement
Mrs. Fanny Sprague has been spending
several days at Edgar Taft's In Starks-
hOrO
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ENOSBURC.

There will be farmers meeting n
Grange hall. West Enosburg. Saturday
evening for the purpose of forming a
tranch of the New England Milk Pro-
ducer's association. DR. George y.
Hyde of East Kingston, N. H., secre-
tary OF the Rockingham County Farm
association will give an address. All
farmers interested in securing better
prices for their milk and cream arc urged
TO attend-Mr. and Mrs. c. ". Carpenter
were in Montgomery last week to attcn;
the funeral of Mr. Carpenters aunt MrR.
Stiles.-Mr5. Fl. II. Bessy has returned
| from Massachusetts,. where she haa been
visiting for several weeks
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BAKERSFIELD.

Tho meeting of the New England Milk
Producers association, which had been
postponed. was held as originally planned
on Friday, March .. There was large
attendance and IA new members Joined
the branch lodge here The speaker was
DR.. George b. Hyde Of East Kingston,
N. H.. former resident of this town,
and a brother of DR.. w. h. Hyde.-Walter
Narcotic of Belvidere was business Wis
itor in town Monday.-The condition Of
the Rev, n. o. II. Dorion. who is i'll
with liver trouble, is not improved.
Brady went to Cambridge Friday. where
he has a position as cow-tester.-NIrs
George Giddings of Enosburg is visiting
friends In town.-Miss Rose Brady, who
has been i'll with sciatic rheumatism, is
somewhat improved.-Mr and Mrs. He
bert and son, who have been on the Ellis
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Blanche Dewing of Irssburg has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Bert John
son.-Mss Ida Nuttins of Enosburg Falls
visited her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. Woodward. recently.-The children
of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Brown are III with
whooping cough.-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Derminia have moved on to Joseph Jolley' S
farm.-Mr and Mrs. V. l.. Powell and
son Harold visited at Frank Powells in
Jericho recently.-Mrs. Charles Longey
died Saturday forenoon after week S
illness with pneumonia. Mrs. Longey
was 50 years old and is survived by her
husband and three sons and five daugh-
ters. The funeral was held at the
Catholic Church at Enosburg Falls Mon
day morning-Miss Hattie Cassidy of New
York is passing few weeks with heI
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Creighton Cas-
sid1.
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SWANTON.

There were few changes In the town
officers at the meeting Tuesday, about
the only strife being over poormaster and
one of the road commissioners. Joseph
Favero defeated Richard Colomb, who
had been poor1naster for several years
by 20 votes. 1t took three ballots to re-
elect Gilbert Therrien, one of the road
commissioners. over William Shoran and
George Brow. =. j. Audette was elected
selectman for three years to succeed (.
G. Petit and c. l.. Herrick was reelected
one of the school directors to serve three
years. The town officers are as follows:
Moderator, A. b. Bellows: clerk, George
I.oiselle; selectmen, NJ. W. Barney, d. L.
Donaldson. r. j. .Audctte; overseer of the
poor. Joseph Favero constable and col
lector, ]. Il. Morrill, trustees Il. L. Bar
ney fund, NJ w. Barney, C. T.. Allen
Il. J. Farrell: listers. j. T. Catlm. George
Loiselle, IL. B. Decker; auditors +. II.
Brown and II. ]. Sunderland; town grand
Jurors, f.. A. Ayers, Roy Jocelyn Gene
terry commissioners. William Nieble. II. j.
Brown, c. A. Webster L. A. Lapelle, n.
r. Bradley; library trustees. \. q. Fur
man, f. X. Smith. c. A. Webster, c. L.
Smith, e. r. Bradley; road commissioners,
Gilbert Therrien and John Callan-George
Quinn, Central Vermont and Grand Trunk
agent, who has been seriously i'll at his
home for several days, abs again taken
up his work-Alan Furman, student of
; the University of Vermont, is at his
home for several days, has again taken
meeting will be held next Tuesday for
the election of a president and clerk
and ono trustee to succeed {. w. d.
Prouty, whose term of three years has
expired. A chief engineer. treasurer, col
lector Of taxes. and three auditors will be
elected. Tho question of installing uni
form system of public accounting will
be acted upon Action will be taken rela-
tive to oiling the streets the coming sea
son and the question of electric develop
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BINGHAMVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Howard of Hyde
Park spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Hunt.-The Rev. Fl.
A. Jones and son Irving. who have en-
ployment In ST. Adams. are at home for
a few days.-The school is closed for a
few days owing to a few cases of sore
throat.-I.eslie Rugg was in Essex juno
ton Monday on business.-Allen Rugg of
West Fletcher was a visitor at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. l.. Fl. Scott Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Boozan, who had an acute
attack of appendicitis is more comfort
able.-The family of Ned Sweet. who has
been i'll with the grip. is more comfort
able.-The family of Ned Sweet, who has
by fire OH the roof OF l.. II. Scott >
house Sunday morning. caused by spark
from the chimney. 1t was discovered in
time and put out. only small amount of
damage being done.
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HILL WEST.

A daughter was born to MIR. and Mrs.
Melvin Monteith February 2S.-Charles
Bailey has moved into Mrs. Coffrin's tene-
ment and will work for Maurice Wetherby
the coming season.-Mrs. Emily Jewett
Is confined to the house with the grip
Harry Jewett has moved from Bakersfield
and will work for Henry Murray during
the sugar season.-Mrs. John Ariel Is i'll.
Roy Wetherby was given pleasant sur
prise Friday evening when neighbors and
friends gathered to celebrate his 18th
birthday.-Mrs. julie Cushing is some
what improved.-Mr Coffrin and Gerald
Broe spent the week lend in Richford.--
Mr.. and Mrs w. p. Shangraw and daugh-
ter Tressa visited in Richford one day
last week.-Lewis Rushford was in Rich
ford Saturday on business
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FLETCHER.

The following is list of officers elected
at the annual town meeting: Moderator,
g. r. Gillian; clerk and treasurer, w. S.
Shepardson; selectman. w. w. Church
school director. j. NJ. Fitzgerald; lister,
D. 8. GILLIAN: road commissioner. j. NJ.
Fitzgerald: town grand juror. T. G..
Ryan: county grand jurors. d. q. Gillian,
John Davis; overseer of poor u. S. Gill;
liam; petit jurors w. b. Hooper, +. A.
Kezer. w. H. Beardsley. Orange Taylor,
I. w. Clark; auditors. for one year. J. A.
Hooper. for two years. A. w. Gillian, for
three years, c. o. Harvey; constable. f.
T. Flanders: tax. $50: license vote, no
", yes &.-Lynn SCOTS house caught
fire Sunday morning caused by the CHM
ney's burning out. The fire was soon dis
covered and only slight damage was
caused.-E. f. Tinker is suffering with
NEURALGIA in his face.
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SHELDON.

There was a teachers meeting at the
Sheldon Central school last Friday after
noon. Several teachers from adjoining
towns were personalities Nettie Bryce
visited at the home of Miss Jennie Rus
sell Of East Sheldon last Sunday.-Miss
Zula Smith. student of Enosburg Falls
high school. spent last Sunday at the
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. c. p.
Smith.-Miss Louisa Hendrick of ST..
Rocks was in town last Saturday.-George
Rounds Of st. Adams Is visiting relatives
in town.-Miss Glenna Curtis of Nashua.
N. H., is visiting at the. home of her
mother Mrs. Frank Curtis.
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RICHMOND.

Miss Florence Olmstead Of Jonesviile is
the guest Of Miss Gladys Barney.-Heath
Towne Of Waterbury was the guest OF
friends In town over Sunday.-Miss Mamie
Burke left Monday morning for Boston,
Mrs. Barnum. who has been visiting at
the homo Of M. and Mrs. f. T. Jacobs
for several days, has returned to her
home in Jericho.-Miss Rose Donaway
was the guest Of her parents in Vergennes
over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. F. w.
Shepardson visited friends in Burlington
over sunday.--Mr. and Mrs. Leonard, who
have been visiting their daughter. Mrs.
George L. Bartlett. for several weeks,
have returned to Hoosic Falls. N. Y.-Miss
Miles of Burlington was recently the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. douglass.
Mrs. Anna Stone Fuller died at her home
late Saturday afternoon. after linger-
ing illness. The funeral was held at
the Conversational Church Wednesday
afternoon at one o'clock. Although Mrs.
Fuller had been in failing health for the
past seven months, the end came sudden
ly and was a great shock to her many
friends. About five months ago she was
operated on at the Fanny Allen hospital
and had never fully recovered her health.
being q great sufferer from asthma. Mrs.
Fuller was born in Andover. Mass. An
gust /. 1889. the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Stone. She came to Richmond
in February. 1907. and was married to
wayland A. Fuller. Dec. 81, 1907. Mrs.
Fuller was a violinist Of unusual ability
and had played at the Congregational
Church since first coming to town. She
leaves besides her husband. her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stone Of Andover
Mass. one brother. Charles. and two sis
tiers, Miss Eva Stone and Mrs. l.. +. Prior
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Friends Of Mrs. H. B. Palmer presented
her with a sunshine bag containing NJ
different articles. Mrs. Palmer Is slowly
recovering from an injury to one hip
caused by a fall on the ice several weeks
ago and is still unable to move about her
room without the aid Of crutchcs.-Wil-
liam s. Kellogg has sold his 75-acre farm
in Charlotte, through the Reynolds Real
Estate agency Of Burlington. to Arthur
r. Newton Of st. Adams. Mr.. Newton
is moving his household goods there
Mrs Powell Read. who has been confined
to the house by illness, is better and able
to be around.-F>rank Mack, who has
carried on the Roderic Wooster farm
for five years, has moved to Herbert
Thorpes farm on the Mutton hill road
which he has taken. Mr.. Sterling is NOV
ing to the Wooster farm from Richard
u. Booths farm In Ferrisburg.-T. F..
Dillon of Vcrgennes was In East Char
lotte February % to attend the funeral
Of Joseph L. Harrington.--Miss Beulah
Dow. Miss Ruth Burritt and Charles
Goodrich. all of the teacher-training class
at Hinesburg. are giving instruction In
, tho village schools this week under the
supervision of the regular teachers
Arthur futile. who has been working as
farm hand for the Hart brothers for two
years, has moved to Ferrisburg.-Repre-
! sentative ]. r. Taggart is at home for the
March meeting vacation. Mrs. Malcolm
Thorpe is suffering from an injury to one
foot, the result Of misstep in a dark
room.-Mrs. Henry Thorpe is visiting her
son, Malcolm Thorpe.-Thomas Hart, list
is confined indoors by illness.-Henry H
Claxton has gone to Manchester Depot or
buslness.-Mr. and Mrs John A. Hart
Of Shelburne were guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Thomas D. Hart over Sunday.--H. s
Fonda is Ill with the grip.-Fordyct
Fonda, who has been i'll for several weeks
Ia not as we'll
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were overs Sunday guests at the home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. j. RAN
dalL--Mrs. Kate Dwire won FIRST prize
and Raymond Hallock second at the
whist party Saturday evening. The next
one will be Wednesday evening. March
14.---Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pierce and son
of Waterbury visited his brother. Ed
son. the last Of the week.--Allen Hal
lock and Miss Gladys Siple. of Bristol
visited at Walter Rings the first Of
the week.
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early in February. the auditors are
elected one for three years, one for
two years and one for one year. These
are taken according to their vote and
hereafter there will be but one audi
tor elected each year. and he will be
elected for a three-year term.
George Robert White and Miss Juna
Mary Waiston, both Of Jericho. were mar
lied Saturday afternoon by the Rev. c. Il.
HAYWARD
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WESTFORD.

Tho postponed meeting Of the Farmers
club will be held at the town hall Friday
evening.--The Fortnightly club will meet
Thursday with Mrs. ]. z. Allen.-Quar-
terly conference will be held in the YES
try of tho Methodist Church Saturday
afternoon at 100. The Rev. W. n. Duke.
shire will be present.
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ESSEX CENTER.

a box social will be held at II. d.
Hardy's Friday evening for the benefit OF
the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school.
Teams will be at Goddette store at seven
clock. Everyone is invited.
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ESSEX JUNCTION..

Hollis Fl. Smith Of Pleasant street
died Monday morning after a short
illness with pneumonia. He is sur
survived by his wife and one SON..
Perley Smith OF Dandy. one daughter.
Mrs. John Redding, and his mother
resides in Underhill. who is SO
years old. He also leaves two sisters,
Mrs Eta Mum of South Lancaster,
Mass, and Mrs. Nettie Rowell Of I'm
derhill. The deceased was 6S years
old. His earlier life was spent in
Jericho. For some years they lived in
Burlington. They have resided in this
village about six years. The funeral
was held at the Methodist Church
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock with
burial in West Bolton.
The marriage of Mahlon H. Corker
and Miss Bernice 7. Whitcomb. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. +. N. whitcomb of
Barre, took place at the parsonage OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church in
Barre Saturday evening. the Rev. p.
G. Litsky performing the ceremony
The bride was attended by Miss
Gladys A. Bradford of that place and
the groom by Donald II. Bissell OF
this village. Mr.. and Mrs Corker ar
rived here Sunday night and will he
at home to their many friends after
May l. Mrs. Corker for the past two
years has been employed in the office
of Secretary Of State Guy w. Bailey
and Mr. Corker, who was formerly OF
San Sava. Texas, is employed as limo.
type operator for the Essex Publish
ing company, where he has been fol
three years.
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EAST SHELBURNE.


The Progressive Agricultural club met
with Mr.. and Mrs. I. @. Elliott Friday
evening. Mr.. Dana. county agent. ex-
planned the merits Of the cow-tcsting asso-
citation. in regard to the keeping Of indi-
vidual dairy records. The next meeting
will be at II. d. Danbrooks Tho pro-
gram committee consists OF Mr.. Dan
brook. Mr.. Parker and Mr.. White; re-
freshment committee, Mrs. Danbroox.
Mrs. Parker and Miss Thompson.-Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Slocum Of West Milton are
visiting at Elmer Slocum's.-Miss Mabel
Palmer is much improved.-Mrs. Lenora
Kelley's condition Is about the same
Miss Margaret Fugere of Burlington spent
the weekend with Miss Hazel Kinney.
SHELBURNE.
News has been received of the death on
February q of Miss Louise Nash In
Cleveland. Ohio Miss Nash will be re-
membcred by the older inhabitants OF
Shelburne as a former resident She was
born in Shelburne in 1882. one of family
OF ten children born to Ashael and Bet
sey (Tullar) Nash.-Mrs. William Monroe
has returned from a weeks visit with
friends In Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs. G
B. Bishop are parents of son. born Feb
Auoty CIV. -. Tracy VI <AuuiSOh was
In town on a business trip last week.
Albert Potvin has moved from the Walter
Mack farm to Burlington and Thoma:
Manor wilf>carry on Mr.. Maeck's farm the
| coming yeaf.-.wallace Colman has moved
his family from william Bacon's farm &c
William Woolner's house in Shelburn'
Falls.-Mr. Perrigo has moved into thu
Deyette house in the Falls-Mr. Perkins
will carry on the Bacon farm in Eas
6helburne the coming year.-The Eve
Ready Circle Of the Kings Daughters will
meet with Mrs.. Cambridge and Mrs. W
G. Fletcher at Mrs. Fletcher's hom'
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock.
The meeting of the Ever Ready Circl
Of the Kings Daughters will be held thi
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Roy San
ders. instead Of with Mrs William Flet
cher. as before stated.-William Fletchc
is ill.-The Ladies' Improvement societ.
will meet with Mrs. B. c. Marsett Frida.
of this week at 2:30 o'clock.-Miss Dori
Bates gave birthday party to eight o
her little friends from four to six las
Friday afternoon. Coasting was indulge
in. then indoor games and dainty refresh
ments we're in order. She received sev
leral very pretty birthday gifts.
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BERKSHIRE.

Tho following officers were elected Tues
day: Moderator. w. s. Rublec; town
clerk. c. A. Bowen; selectmen, 3. a.
Croft, c. =. Chaffee. n. F. Ladd; town
treasurer. G. A. Bowen: cverseer Of poor,
B. H. Combs: constable. A. c. Derby:
collector of taxes. c. A. Bowen; listers.
20. N. Leach, f. C. Weld. w. c. Smith
trustee U. s. deposit fund. c. a. Bowen;
town grand jurors, II. l.. Comings, c. w.
st. Johns: county grand jurors, j. B.
Hall. A. S. Sykes. II. a. Chaffee; audi
tors. J. T.. Weld. c. A. Hull. r. II. Pond
town agent. r. J. Morcn; road commits
sioner. by appointment by selectincn;
school directors. S. c. Towle, l.. B. Lara
bee, w. S. Rublce; taxes voted. 81: license
ycs g. no 81