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MONTGOMERY.

The subject at the Methodist Episcopal
Church next Sunday morning will be
'Potter's Clay" address to young peo-
pie, "Serpents for Bread" evening, THE
Tragedy OF a Life. Miss Marcia La
Fountain has returned from several
days visit In Bakersfield.-Mrs. p B.
Swan is visiting her sister in Lowell,
Mass.-Mrs. II. II. Clapp and Miss Kate
Samson attended the meeting of the Red
Cross last Wednesday.-Mrs b. IL. Full
Ter spent the weekend with Mrs. Rus
sell Marcy at South Richford.-Miss Hat
tie Swan has returned from visiting rel
atives In Richford.-John Combs has re-
turned to Worcester. Mass.-The Rev. O..
J. Anderson Of Richford and the Rev. s.
Thornton have been canvassing for the
conference claimants fund of the Ver-
mont Conference Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church.-The water mark Is higher
this week than for many years past
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ST. GEORGE.

G. G. Hinsdale arrived In town Saturday
for few days with Mrs. Hinsdalc. who
has been passing the summer here. They
closed their summer home. "Hinsdale
Manor" and returned to Boston Tuesday
for the winter.-Miss Ienza Frazer attend
ed the teachers convention In st. Adams.
The school was closed Thursday and FRI
day.-Mrs. Edward Kehoe and son and
Miss Ruth Allen spent the weekend in
Williston.-Miss I,ettie Tomlinson, who
teaches school in Bolton. was in ST..
Adams to attend the teachers convention.
Mrs. Walter Osborne and two daugh-
ters visited her parents Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. o. F. Clough Of MonktOn were in
town several days last week.-Earl Aver
was in Milton Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Irving 1sham has been confined to
the house few weeks by illness.-Mrs.
r. T.. Forbes and son were In Burling-
ton Monday.-Mrs. Henry Wescott and
two sons returned Sunday frnp' a v'.''
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RICHFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Parker and son,
Henry, of Lowell visited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Jacob over Sunday.
DIR. Linwood M. Kelley Of Manchester
is visiting at the home Of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs ]. F. Kelley and other rela-
tives in town.-Linus Lovelette and fam
lily. who have been residing in East Fair
field for eight years. have returned to this
place and are occupying their house at
the corner Of Noyes and Thomas Streets
Red Cross knitters are asked to note that
the knitting Of mufflers Is to be discon-
tinued, as helmets. sweaters and wristlets
are more needed.-Mrs. John A. Eggleston
Of New York city is a guest at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Kelley.-Col. Her.
bert F. Brigham Of Bakersfield visited at
the home Of his sister. Mrs. Arthur l..
Weeks. a part Of last week.-The Ladies'
Missionary society Of the Baptist Church
will meet at the home of Mrs. H. H. Com
ings Thursday afternoon at three o'clock.
William Goff. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
lss w. Goff. who enlisted in the national
army about two months ago and was de-
tailed for duty In the quartermaster de-
partment. has been transferred to the avia-
ton department. and is now In training
in the big aviation camp at San Antonio.
Texas-Dr @. H. Lamphear Of Chicago
gave talk In the Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday evening.-The local Red
Cross society of this place Melted $l2s.92
from the entertainment. Samantha at
the Court Of Fame" which was given by
local talent In Colonial theatre last week
Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
The Rev. and Mrs. f. NJ. Fuller and
| son Robert and Miss Bertha c. Elliot
attended the conference meetings. held In
the Baptist Church in Montgomery Gen.
ter. on Friday.-Miss Phoebe Currier.
home economics teacher in the Barton
high school, visited Miss Ruth A, Skim
ner Saturday. while on her way home
| from the State teachers convention. which
was held in st. Adams last week.-Mrs..
William B. Corliss and little daughter OF
| Andover. Mass. are visiting at the home
| Of Mrs. Corliss' sister, Miss Laura Mar
win. and brother. Barnard Marvin. and
| other relatives and friends In town.-Mrs.
T.. l.. Child went to Highgate Thursday
| for a few days visit.
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SHELBURNE.

Trinity Guild announces rummage
sale and harvest home supper at the par
ish house Wednesday, Novmeber T. the
sale to begin at two o'clock. and the sup
per at $3.50 o'clock. The proceeds will be
used for Christmas membranes to the
Shelburne boys who have left their homes
to serve their country.-Friday even
ing at 1880 o'clock cottage serv-
ice will be held at the home Of James
Minall.-Felix Chauvin and family have
moved into the village to live.-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Macomber have returned to
Plattburgh.--A canvass of the town Is to
be made this week in the interest Of the
federal campaign for the conservation of
food. Every housewife will be asked to
sign card stating that she will waste
no food and use more corn meal for one
thing and save on wheat.-Howard Val
mer is sick with bronchitis at his home
In East Shelburne-EarlB Brennan is NOV.
Ing his household goods to Brandon.
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs II. Gregory has returned from
Johnson.-Mr. and Mrs. p. c. Locke,
Homer Locke and Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Wilson were in Burlington Saturday.
Miss Maud Hopkins, who teaches in In
derhill, visited her sister, Miss Mabel
Hopkins, Saturday and Sunday.-Miss
Dorothy Smith Of Essex Center and Earl
Bullock of Jericho were at j. II. Smith s
Sunday.-G. w. Kellogg has returned to
Hardwick.-Mrs. Effie Hapgood has re.
turned from Berlin, having visited hel
brother. Eugene Davis.-Harry Gregory
and family are moving to Waterbury fol
the winter.-Walter Rhoades of Water.
bury was in town Sunday
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MILTON.

Congressman Frank L. Greene gave an
interesting and instructive address on pa
triotism at the Congregational Church
last Friday evening. DR.. l.. c. Holcombe
presided at the meeting and Introductory
remarks were made by II. II. Beeman.
The Rev. D. II. Strong offered prayer.
Mrs. b. c. Brown sang two solos and
there was a duet by Mrs. Brown and Mrs.
II. c. Berry, with Mrs. George A. Phelps
at the organ.-The graded school was
closed Thursday and Friday while the
teachers attended the teachers conven-
ton at st. Albans.-Miss Ellen II. Wag-
ner Of Bellows Falls spent Saturday night
at her fathers, J. Wagner. on her way
home from the teachers convention at
st. Albans.-Miss Emma Flint of the Uni
versity of Vermont spent Sunday with
her grandfather. the Rev. E. T.. Herrick.
The Misses Glenna and Thelma Phelps
spent part of last week with their
| brothers In Richmond.-The Rev. A. A.
Bessey exchanged pulpits with the Rev.
Mr. Crawford of East Fairfield Sunday.
The Goodyear place on Barnum street
was sold at auction to William Lawrence
on Monday for $425 by Mrs. Mary Plant,
cxecutrix of Isadore Plants estate.-Mrs.
Albert Reynolds and daughter, Marion,
Of Bethel. are visiting Mr.. Reynolds's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Reynolds
+. II. Blodgett has moved to Underhill
and Mr.. Merrill. who has sold his farm
at Milton Center to man from Sharon
has moved to the rooms In the Glen
wood vacated by Mr. Blodgett. Miss Har-
riet Rogers is visiting friends in Boston.
The subject at the Methodist Church
on Sunday morning will be. Near
sightedness; Its Dangers" Sunday
school at noon. Evening meeting at 1880
The sermon subject will be. Free Choice
Its Consequences" Prayer meeting or
Thursday evening at 7:3O. Sunday school
and preaching will be held at the West
Milton Church on Sunday at the usua
time, las and 2;30 p. m.
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MILTON BOEO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shean returned to
their home in st. Adams Sunday.-Mr and
Mrs. c. E. White and son. Meryl. and Mrs.
John Shean were at South Hero Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer Reynolds and
daughter. Lucia, were at the home of
John Reynolds Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Richards were in st. Adams Satur-
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Horace Richards of
Colchester are visiting relatives in this
place for few days.-George Stanly re-
turned to Burlington Sunday.-Mrs. Carrie
Watson and C. Whittemore were in st.
Adams Wednesday.-School did not keep
Monday as the teacher was ill.-Mr. Dick
erson of Jericho visited here last week.
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RICHFORD.

The pledge card campaign for the con-
servation of food was begun Monday. S.
Carl Carpenter has charge of the cam
paign and Is assisted by g members. who
are making a house to house canvass
The amount Of money subscribed in Rich
ford for the second Liberty Loan was
sl63, 900. the number of subscribers being
932. Mrs. II. II. Comings and daughter,
Miss Cleone Comngs. visited In Burling-
ton a part Of the past week.-The Phi Mu
Beta society of the Baptist Church will
meet at the parsonage Wednesday eve
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. Charles Pearson and daughter,
Doris, spent several days last week in
Essex Junction and Burlington.-Mrs.
Henry Rivers of st. Adams visited rela-
tives and friends last week.-M. l.. Start
has been visiting his son, Frank. In JEFF
fersonville.-Mr. and Mrs. Don Naramore
Of st. Adams and b. f. Naramore and
daughters of Fletcher visited at the home
of w. NJ. Naramore Sunday.-The teach
ers of Brigham Academy attended the
convention at St. Albans.--Lela Cowan of
Richford spent the weekend at her home
here
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The mid-week prayer service of the
BAPTIST Church, will be held at the
yestry Thursday evening.-Miss Flor
snce Bacon. who has been undergoing
treatment at the Fanny Allen hospital
for the last three or more weeks. was
able to return home last Friday
There Is very little Improvement In
the condition of Mrs. Ernest Sterling.
who L. suffering from a tumor on the
right hand.-Edward Bessett. Jr. left
Sunday for Camp Devens. Aver. Mass.
where he Is In training, after brief
visit to his father. Edward Bessett. and
,.AaY relatives In town.-A. 3. stearns
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mrs. Hooper, who has been the guest
or her daughter. Mrs. NJ. o. Eddy, for
several weeks, returned to her home In
Somerville, Mass. Monday.-Miss Pauline
Smith is visiting in Royalton.-A hal
lowe'en party was held last evening
In the Ladies' Aid hall.-Thomas Leary
of Burlington spent Sunday at l.. B. Boil
ger's.-The Home Missionary meeting will
be held Thursday Ladies are requested to
come In the forenoon prepared to serve.
Dinner will be served In the afternoon
the regular business meeting will be held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Hall attended the
marriage of Miss Nina Sheperdson in
Richmond Saturday.-Reports were given
Sunday morning from the State Sunday
| school convention held in Mddlebury.-
Miss Clara Barnum was at her home
from Enosburg Falls over Sunday--Mrs
Marcus Hoskins. who has been in failing
health for many months, suffered a shock
last Thursday morning, and died early
Monday morning without regaining con-
seriousness. She is survived by her hus-
band and three children. Julian and Frank
| of this place. and daughter. Mrs. Arnold
Aldrich. of Jeffersonville. The funeral
was held yesterday afternoon at two o.
clock at the house and burial was In the
village cemetery.-Nriss Jessie Ransom of
Brattleboro was guest of her uncle.
Frank A. Stiles. Saturday.-Miss Bowman
Of Boston is a guest Of Miss Beulah Isham.
Mrs. May Moulton and daughter. Emma,
were visiting friends in town last week.
DIR. w. A. butcher of California was
the guest Of his classmate, DR.. NJ. O..
Eddy, Sunday.-Prof. and Mrs. f. T. Ma
loney, Miss Katherine Dewey. Miss Helen
Bolger, and Miss Mary Mcmahon attend
ed the teachers convention in st. Adams
| last week.
The Rev. and Mrs. S. II. Barnum return
ed from their visit in the West Wednes-
day morning. Mr. Barnum will occupy
the pulpit next Sunday mornng.-The flu
neral of Mrs. Marcus Hoskins was held
Wednesday afternoon. The Rev. c. L.
Hayward of Winooski OBLIGATED, assisted
| by the Rev. S. H. Barnum
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HILL WEST.

The cottage prayer-meeting will be held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mes
sier Friday evening.-Dortha Messier re-
turned to her school in Bakersfield on
Monday, after a few days VACATION
Herbert LaRock is moving his family
from Richford into the tenement owned
by Mrs. Charles Coffrin.-Mrs. d. Sin.
clair is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Goslett-Guy LaPlant was visitor In
this place Sunday.-Yale Rushfprd. who
underwent an operation at the Mary
Fletcher hospital Friday morning. is do
ing nicely.-Mrs. Israel Hawkins has sold
her stock and moved to Richford.-Mss
Della Buskey is passing a week at Mont
gomery village.-Mr and Mrs. c. ID. Shan
gravy viSited in Richford Sunday
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UNDERHILL.

Clark Woodwork is moving into the
house recently purchased by him OF
George Whitaker and George Drinkwater
of Jericho is moving back to his farm
vacated by Mr. Woodworth.-George
Whitaker of Burlington was in towr
Wednesday on business.-George Benedict
who is travelling for the New England
Homestead, was at home over Sunday.
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realized about $25.-There was Hal
loween entertainment at H. H. wheeler's
wednesday evening. The proceeds are to
20 to the Y. M. c. A. for the soldiers.
The Progressive Agricultural club will
meet at Charles Whites Friday evening.
"The Lady County Agency" will be the
theme There has been so much rain
that many farmers have been unable to
NIL their silos or dig potatoes. The roads
In this vicinity are In q bad condition.
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WLLISTON.

A number of farmers have still acres Of
beans to pull and potatoes to dig all on
account of so much rainy weather. Pota-
toes are rotting quite badly.-Henry Root.
who has been in town the past season.
has returned to his home in Los Angeles.
Cal.-Mrs. Ella Mosher. who has been Ill.
Is getting better.-Mrs. J. c. Grain. who
is Ill. is not quite as well.-Prayer service
will be in the Methodist Church vestry
this evening. The evening meetings for
the ensuing six months will he held in
the Methodist Church.-Next Sunday
morning services at the Methodist Church
will commence at II 100 a. m. and Sunday
school will be held Immediately after
morning service. instead Of 1000 a. M
Mrs. Lizzie Caswell returned to her home
in the West last Thursday. Mrs. Cas-
we'll was formerly Lizzie Cady of this
place. She has been the guest Of her sis
ters. Mrs. Loggens and Dora Cady. the
past two weeks.-Mrs. George Goodrich
and daughter, Lou, are visiting in st. AL
bans,
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TOWNSVILLE.

Miss Levina Miller attended the teach
ers' convention in st. Albans.-The Lend
a-Hand Circle Of the Kings Daughters
will hold a sale Thursday evening. Sup
per will be served from six to eight
o'clock. The proceeds from the supper
are to be divided between the Lend-a-
Hand and library.-Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Atkins and Mrs. E. T.. Crandall were in
Burlington Saturday. Mrs. w. A. Church
was canvassing the community Tuesday
for the food conservation drive.-Mr. and
Mrs. c. T. Cutler and Mrs. Cynthia Hap
good were business visitors in Burling-
ton Saturday.-E. E. Crandall has gone
to Boston for the winter, where he has
a position in a garage.-Mrs. Morse Of
Bolton is visiting her daughter, Mrs. w.
A. Church.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

There Is considerable moving here this
fall, which generally takes place Novem-
Der I, In the changing Of farm tenants.
A, H. Wilson. who has carried on the
farm Of F. L. Thomas for the past three
wears, is moving to his own farm in Low
ell: Joe Lawyer is moving from West
Berkshire to the place vacated by Mr..
Wilson; NJ. d. Benjamin Is moving from
the old whitman Hubbard farm to the
one he recently purchased of Mrs. Guer-
tin; Mrs. Guertin Is moving to the farm
recently purchased from n. w. Mullen
Lewis King. who has carried on Mr.. Glib
sons farm for several years. Is moving
to Enosburg; Peter LarOse will run Mr..
Gibson's farm this year; Henry Lacross
is moving to the whitman Hibbard farm
vacated by Mr.. Benjamin; II. A. Willard
is moving to the farm purchased some
time ago from A. A. RENDER and Mr..
RENDER Is moving to Richford. where he
has bought place in the village. on
Province street.-The Ladies' Aid will
serve a boiled dinner in the church par
lors Thursday.-The Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will meet Saturday
afternoon at the church. A report Of the
State convention held at Orleans last
week will be given.-Mr and Mrs. Frank
Button, Miss Beatrice Larabee and Mas
ter Ivan Larabee OF Frelighsburg. Que.
were guests Sunday at the home of e. II.
Broe.-Mr. and Mrs. George Rabideau
and Miss Gladys Dean Of East Sheldon
were guests at the home Of Carmi Peao
Friday.-M. X. Judd Of Montgomery Con-
ter was in town Sunday. He was accom-
panied home by Mrs. Judd and Miss Ruth
Olmstead.--Clarsncs Grant has ." far
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Emile Lumbra has moved into the house
of Mrs. Hattie Hart.--James HENDERSON
has taken T.. s. Wright's farm on East
Hill.-Daniel Russell is moving to Mrs.
Stevens's farm on the Notch road. which
has been carried on for two years by Mr..
HENDERSON, Lumbra has moved
tn HAntarvilis. Carmi LAWS moving into
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BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Abbie Mckinney of Richford is
visiting at the home Of Howard Cassidy
A. II. Cassidy and two sons, Hugh and
Clyde, passed Sunday in Montreal. Miss
Ethel Beattie Of Sweetsbury is visiting at
the home of L. Frances Jolley.-A daugh-
ter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bordo
Sunday.-Mrs. c. A. Bowen and children
passed Sunday at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. B. Billings.-Mrs.
James Farrar is visiting in Concord, N.
H. She will also visit her son. Lorne
Farrar, at Camp Devens Aver Mass
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HINESBURG.

A Taft boy on the Mahan place while
helping to secure a door to a loft during
the gale was blown from his perch
and split his nose open on an old scythe.
Dr. Burdick dressed the wound.-The sale,
supper and entertainment of the King
Daughters was postponed by the storm
to Saturday afternoon and evening Tues
day lowlands were flooded in all drec-
tions and night travel was impossible
Wednesday morning the Hinesburg hills
were white with snow.-Go to meeting
Sunday will be observed in the Federated
Church Sunday and a congregation Of 200
is expected.-Roger Lyman is completing
a new COW barn that will tie up 30 head.
l.. Davis Is doing the work.-George Kel-
ley has moved his barber shop from the
old hotel to his home in the village-Kip-
ling Leonard has gone to work for the
Strong Hardware company in Burling-
ton.-Frank Hollis is visiting his brother.
Fred Hollis, at Saranac Lake. N. Y.-Mrs.
Strand. who has spent several weeks with
her son. Principal Strand of the high
school. will return to her home In Brattle-
boro Saturday.-W. ]. Barker. the popular
clerk at A. s. Hull's, has position with the
A. & p. Tea company in Burlington and
will move his family soon.
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ENOSBURC FALLS.

Mrs II. A. Cramton has sold her house
across the river to w. Lee Hicks Of Berk-
shire.-George o. Bowen of West Berk-
shire, who recently sold his farm. will
move to this place. He has rented rooms
Of f. r. Fullington.-NIrs. George Perkins.
who recently had an auction Of her house,
hold goods has gone to East Fairfield to
live. w. H. Perkins is moving into the
farm house.-Howell Sabourin of this viii
lage. who was recently married. is NOV
ing to his fathers farm beyond West
Enosburg, on the Bakersfield road.
Hannibal King is moving from tho
Sabourin farm to that of F. a. Cassidy at
the Center.-George Demars, who sold his
farm in Berkshire, known as the "Gaines''
farm. has purchased the w. F. Parker
farm in Fletcher and has begun to move
his goods there.-Mr. Chadwick has moved
his family from the tenement of Stanley
Sayles to East Berkshire. where he has .
position in the new cooperative creamery.
-Carmi Benoit, who belongs to band in
Camp Devens, is passing a few days on
furlough with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. A. Benoit.-Eugene Eddy. who was
attending the teachers convention in st.
Adams. passed Friday night In the home
of +. NJ. Carpenter.-A successful district
meeting was held with Harmony Rebekah
e.
ing with banquet served by the local
branch of the Red Cross.
Enosburg has sent in for the second
Liberty Loan $4,000 beside something like
$4,000 that went to other towns from
here. The minimum apportionment was
$4,000 and the maximum was $4,000 which
last would have been exceeded il 1t had
all come here that should.-The news of
the dealt of Harry Moren Of Glens Falls,
n. ", from a cancer reached here Mon
day morning. He was a brother of Mrs.
+. S. Hutchinson, formerly of this town,
who. with her mother, Mrs. Daniel Moren
Of East Berkshire, has been in Glens Falls
since his illness assumed critical nature.
The funeral was held in Gens Falls Tues
day.. r. Cassidy returned Saturday
from the Canadian Northwest. where he
went about two months ago.-Miss NJ. S.
Perley returned to her home in East
, Berkshire Saturday after a two weeks
| visit in the home of her cousin, NJ. r.
Perley-Mrs. Melissa Shedd of Franklin
is passing n week in the home OF her
nephew, F. W. Noble.-NIrs. Il. j. Tyler
| who passed two days in Burlington. where
|, her son. Edward, and daughter, Hildreth.
are in the university, returned home FRI
day evening.
James Ballard of Hyde Park. who for
many years lived in town, accompanied
by his daughter Miss Helen A. Ballard of
New York city. came to town Saturday.
and will visit another daughter. Mrs.
Carrie Scofield. and other friends. They
passed Sunday in the family OF w. f.
Walbridge in Franklin.-Dr' L. w. Clough
has moved his family to the tenement of
Mrs. l.. A. Ballard across the river.-C.
II. Stratton. who recently purchased the
house on School street occupied by DR..
wi
North Enosburg within a few days.-L.
l.. Marsh broke ground Friday for an adj
dition to his feed store at the Main street
crossipp
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the tenement house vacated by him.-Jo-
seph Sylvester has moved from the
Wright farm on East Hill onto one of the
Rev. j. A. Cote's farms.-Mrs. William
MARI is ill.-Mrs. Jerry Murray has been
ll.-The Rev. j. Il. Berry Of Barnstable,
Mass, has been in town visiting friends
Mr.. Berry was a former pastor here.
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FAIRFAX.

There will be a patriotic rally at Bel
lows Free Academy hall this evening at
eight o'clock.-Frank L. Greene and Mr..
Gushing. editor of the St. Adams Messen-
ger. will be the speakers. The Westford
band will furnish music.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters annual supper at
I. G.. Elliott's Friday night was very sue
cessful. About 100 were present from Bur.
lington, shelburne. Hinesburg and this
town. Twenty-eight dollars was taken in
by the circle.-There was a Halloween
party at the home Of H. H. Wheeler We'd
nesday evening for the benefit Of the Y.
NJ. C. A. work among soldiers and sailors.
There were games and dancing.-There
was no school Thursday and Friday as
the teacher attended the tecahers conven-
ia in poor health, is not as we'll of late
The little daughter of Allen Hill. who was
scalded by hot water being spilled on her,
is doing as we'll as could be expected. -
Grant Comstock and Harvey Merrihew
were In Bolton Sunday.