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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Mrs G.. A. Terrill has gone to Hart
ford, Conn, to visit her daughter. Mrs.
Guy Campbell.-The funeral of the two
year-old child of Mr.. and Mrs. +. Fl.
Fitzsimonds was held Saturday morn
ing. Burial was in the Catholic cemetery
Mrs. William Ashley, who has been
very i'll the past three months. is i'm
proving slow1y.-The patrons Of Walter
is. Browns creamery were paid 46 cents
la pound for January butter.--E. c. Breen
has finished work at the store of f. w.
Henry and his place is taken by Edward
|Casey.-Thomas Casey is at the hospital
aor treatment.-Mr and Mrs. w. S. Brown
were in Burlington Friday.
Mrs. Clarence Nolin and children have
returned from a visit with relatives in
Swanton.-George Forsythe is very ILL.,.
Mr.. Forsyth's S. years initiates against
him and his chances Of recovery are not
favorable.-The condition of Mrs. Louise
Ross, who has been seriously i'll. is slight
~ improved. Madame Ross recently OBJ
served the SD anniversary of her birth
day. Owing to the scarcity of help, the
great depth of snow in the woods and
the low prices offered for syrup. several
owners of sugar orchards say they will
not sugar this Observation-Disclosures
the unheard-of prices of nearly every
commodity. the price Of hay is lower than
for several years. s12 ton. Those who
have 1t for sale are holding it for high
er prices. but in the event of an early
spring their pipe dreams will vanish.
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FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. Michae! Ryan. who fell on the ice
and broke her hip about January 1. is
getting along niccly.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Sholan Of ST. Adams visited Mrs Sholar's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Turkey over
Gaynor. who has been
ill. is somewhat better.-James f. How
rigan has moved from the farm where
ne has lived for five years to the village
Miss Helen Taylor. who has been en-
ployed in st. Adams. has returned and
is working for Mrs. NJ. Ryan.-Joseph
Wallace. who went to St. Adams hospi-
tai. February 2. returned home in some
what better condition.-Julius Jordan and
daughter. Ethel, visited friends and rela-
tives in Underhill and Burlington last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Doane have
returned from Worcester. Mass.
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SWANTON.

Mrs. Mary Peacock is i'll with bronchitis.
Mrs. Clarence Nolin and children have
returned to Underhill. Mrs. Thomas. wife
of DR.. Thomas, has returned to Brooklyn.
Miss Margaret ingalls, has a position
in the office of the Remington L. NJ. c.
Z. o. Bristol. employed by the Robin
Hood Ammunition company for several
years, died last week at Bridgeport. Conn,
where he had resided since leaving Swan
toni. D. Allen has returned from
Canada.-J. II. Morrison is back from
Boston after an absence OF several weeks.
Engineer Spittal has returned to his
run between Swanton and Coteau after
an illness of two weeks.-Harold
Boudreau, i'll with pneumonia. is inn
proving.-Deputy Collector L. F. Garvin
is under the doctors care.--The Remington
U. NJ. c. is speeding up the plant
Municipal electric power is being installed
at the plant of the Lapellc Poultry Food
company. They are now using fuel oil.
e. A. Plat and wife, Mrs. D. Furman,
Miss Olga Smith. Miss Harding and
Margaret Tobin attended the kake walk
at Burlington.
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EAST GEORGIA.

\. Viens has sold his farm to Mr.. White
Of Burlington for $4,000 Mr.. Viens bought
the Donahue farm Of John McGrath. and
George King, who lived there. bought
the Abel Maxfield property.-Miss Flor
ence Shepard of Burlington and Gladys
Shepard of st. Adams spent Sunday at
the home of their parents.---arl, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry King. who has been
i'll with pneumonia, is gaining.-Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Boozan of Fletcher were
recent visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. C. Leach.-Henry Locke Of Fair
fax has begun work for Ryan brothers
Miss Eva Hadley Of Riverton spent
Sunday at the home of her sister. Mrs.
S. C. Thresher.-Frank Harrington OF
Fairfax spent Sunday at the home OF his
sister, Mrs. T. C. Leach.-Owing to the
badly drifted roads the r. F. D. carrier
has been unable to deliver the mail only
part of the time Of late and then under
difficulties.-Mrs Don Smith has been
caring for her mother. who has been i'll
with pneumonia.
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CHARLOTTE.

Joseph l.. Harrington, who died Sun
day in his 51st year. was for five years
foreman Of the Charlotte town farm and
a much respected man of the town. He Is
survived by his wife, Anna NJ Harring-
ton, and one son, John J. Harrington, also
two brothers. Ernest of Rutland and Caleb
Harrington of Burlington; two sisters.
Mrs. w. NJ. Munnette of North Ferris
burg and Mrs. w. W. Kingsland OF Wcv~
bridge. His death resulted from heart
trouble. being i'll only few weeks. The
funeral was held at the Catholic Church
in East Charlotte Wednesday at 1890 a. M.
A surprise party was rendered Miss Jen-
ME Livermore Saturday evening, it being
her 18th birthday. Friends we're present
from South Burlington and Williston. She
received many beautiful presents. Music,
games and refreshments were furnished
Charles Bora has secured a position i'll
Burlington.-Mrs Rcna Ash died Satur-
day at Charlotte. The funeral was held
A party of relatives and friends from
|Ohelburne gave Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Bora, Jr., a surprise Thursday evening. It
being Mr. Bora's 5sth birthday. Games
were played and refreshments served
Miss Sadie Stone of Richmond spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tuck
|er.--Frank Mack has rented II. e. Thorp's
farm and will take possession March -
|Mrs. Lloyd Tucker is i'll with the grip. -
william Hodgson Of Cornwall visited rcla-
tives in town Friday.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mrs. Thomas Henley and two daugh-
ters. Nellie and Elizabeth. of Richmond
were guests of Prof. and Mrs. L. T.
Maloney last week. Mrs. Henley return
ed home Sunday.-Miss Katharine Dewey.
assistant teacher in the high school. re-
turned from Royalton. where she was
called by the illness of her mother
Miss Bessie Leary of Bolton was the
guest Of the Misses Bolger last week.
Miss Bernice Bullock of Richmond was
at her home the last of the week.-Mrs..
w. j. Nichols is i'll with the grip.-Mrs.
Harriet Kinney is quite ILL.,. w.
Eldridge has been confined to the house
for several days. suffering from nose
bleed
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RICHMOND

Mrs. Il. L. Freeman entertained the.
Louise NJ. Smile Circle of the Kings
Daughters at her home Wednesday after
noon. The officers elected for the ensuing
year are: Leader. Mrs. L. f. Douglass;
second leader. Mrs. F. II. Chessmore;
secretary. Mrs. f. 7. Jacobs treasurer,
Mrs. f. L. Freeman.-Mr. and Mrs. r.
r. Bartlett and children Of Shelburne were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. I. f. Towne
over Sunday.-Mrs. Thomas Henley has
returned from a few days stay with her
daughter. Mrs. Il. 7. Maloney, in Jericho.
"A snow -shoeing party from here climbed
Camels Hump Saturday, going on the
morning train to Duxbury and returning
on the evening train.-The Misses Dorothy
and Marjorie Averill have returned from
few days stay in Burlington.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. w. Miller were guests of friends
in Burlin 1ton over Sunday
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grip.-Miss Fannie Call Of Jacksonville
was the guest of her sister. Mrs John
Mitchell. four days of last week.--Mert
Hooper returned Saturday from visit in
Jeffersonville.- Call of Fletcher
was Sunday visitor at the John Mitchell
home.-Fred McNaney has rented the
Barney Roddy house on the Fairfield road
and is moving his family there.-C. A.
Martin has moved back on to his farm
near this village.-The Church Relief so.
ciety will serve supper and conduct an
apron sale in the vestry Thursday.-There
will be practice meeting of Harmony
Chapter. No. 60. in Masonic hall Satur-
day afternoon. A full attendance is de.
sired
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

Philip Ashley Hauver, aged "a years,
died Sunday afternoon at the hospital,
death being caused by a stroke which
he suffered last Thursday. He had been
in III health for several years. Mr. Hauver
is survived by four sisters. Mrs. Mark
Hastings Of Stanbridge, p. O.. Mrs.
George Smith Of Chicago. Mrs. e. M.
Barney Of this city and Mrs. Amelia
Remington, also Of this city. with whom
he made his home. The funeral was
held at the undertaking rooms of Charles
r. McAllister Tuesday morning. the Rev.
George W. Smith officiating, and thu
body was taken to stanbridge Station,
p. O., for burial.
The funeral OF Mrs. Hiram 3. Weeks
was held at her home Friday afternoon
at two o'clock. the Rev. n. L. Thornton
officiating. Frank f. Folsom sang one
selection. The burial was In Greenwood
cemetery. The bearers were: S. w. Lam
don, a son-in-law, II. ]. Landon, a grand
son. W. s. Bailey. s. B. Anderson, T.. S.
Brigham and @. r. Barker. Mrs. Weeks
was born in st. Adams February IL. 1s4i.
the elder daughter Of John Jewell and
Alluna K. Burgess On November os. 1851.
she was married to Hiram p. Weeks. Mrs.
Weeks was a member Of the Universalist
Church and Of the Lend society.
DIG was u 'IcNuueV VI tHS 'HdpiIt
Literary club and a member Of the
Autonoe club. Humane society, the Equal
Franchise League and the Woman s
Christian Temperance Union.
The funeral Of Albert w. La Pan who
died at Montpelier February a. and whose
body was brought to this city for burial,
was held Friday mornifC and burial was
In Mount Calvary cemetery. Mr.. La Pan
was a former resident of this city. but
has resided In Montpelier for Is years.
A son. Bryant Hall. was born to Mr..
and Mrs. L. B. Russell Friday. February
q.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fran.
els OSullivan at the st. Adams hospital
Sunday morning.
Members of the st. Adams fire depart
inent were called out Monday evening at
six O'Clock for a fire in the creamery. 1t
was quickly cxtingushed. At GO o'clock
the department was called by still alarm
for n fire In the sheds of the Raymond
p. Lipe Hay company. This was also
quickly extinguishcd and no damage was
done. Both fires were caused by higl,
power electric wires carrying 400 volts be.
coming crossed with the arc wires. Upon
the arrival of the firemen N both in
stances the switches were pulled, cutting
the current Off from the buildings.
! Harold II. Ballard who has been in the
employ OF w. s. Bailey for II years, has
secured a position at the Old Bee Hive
at Burlington and will assume his new
duties Anri1
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WESTFORH.

The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs.
o. H. Jackson Wednesday afternoon
The annual roll call and business meet
ing of the Baptist Church will take place
Friday evening. March lowing to the
storm Friday thee Injecting of the Farm
ers' club was postponed until further no.
tice.-Mrs. Frank Smith went to the
Mary Fletcher hospital last Friday.--L.
l.. Goodrich has moved into the house re-
Gently vacated by f. B. Domingue.-At
the basketball game Saturday evening
between Winooski and Wcstford. the lat
ter was defeated
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Mr. and Mrs. r. Q. Libby, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Ladd and Miss Anna Ladd Of North
Berkshire were recent guests In the home
OF w. c. Ellsworth. Misses Helen
and Mary Gallup have been i'll with
indigestion. S. 3. Whitney recently
visited at Franklin.Mr. and Mrs. D. A.
Grant. Master Delbcrt and Miss Marion
visited Thursday at West Franklin at the
home of c. Il. Record.-Miss Goldie Will
son and Master Reuben Wilson visited in
Richford the last days OF the week.
cent guests at the homo of Jerry Raymo
were Mrs. Priscilla Raymo Of Highgate.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Delegan of swan
ton and MIR. and Mrs. Emmett Raymo
of Franklin.-Mrs. Frank Gallup Is ILL.,
Ruth. the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Austin. has been quite Ill. but is
somewhat better.-Philo Bockus of Rosen-
burg, Que. was recent guest at the
home OF Clarence Guthrie.-Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Ray,Lo with their guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emmett Raymo. visited In Sheldon
Friday. William Stafford and family arc
at their home here for a few days.-F. Z,
Thomas gains but very slowly from his
recent accident.
W. A. RENDER returned to Montreal
Saturday after passing a week at the
home of his parents.--S. r. Whitman,
are recovering from an attack of the pre-
vailing distemper.-Mr and Mrs. Willard
I Austin and sons. Rodney and Albert. are
visiting at Sutton, Quc.--Carmi Peas
and Raymond Garrett were at East Shell
don Sunday. Royea passed Sun
I day at his home at South Berkshire. =
Mrs. |. W. Garrett Is ill.-The temper
ance concert held Sunday evening was
we'll attended considering the condition
Of the roads. The program was inter
esting and we'll rendercd.-Mr. and Mrs
c. *. Emery were in Franklin Sunday
called there by the illness and death OF
Mrs. Emery's mother. Mrs. Elizabeth
| Whitney, with pneumonia. Mrs. Whitnej
lived here many years, moving to Frank
lin with her son, a. d. Whitney, when hi
received the customs appointment there
Mrs. Whitney was i'll only two days
having been in her usual health before
taken i'll with pneumonia Funeral ser
vices were held Tuesday morning at 1
o'clock at the home and at 10 o'clock a
the church here
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GEORGIA..

Miss Louise Ballard Is visiting in JEFF
fersonville a guest Of Mrs. +. 3. Wood
and Mrs. A. =. Anderson.Th following
program has been arranged by the lee
turer for Banner Grange Friday night:
Song: roll call. responded to by quota
tons from Washington. Lincoln and Long
fellows writings; discussion by the men,
bcrs, How We Can Better Our Grange
During the Coming Year. reading, "Vil-
lagc Blacksmith" Mrs. c. E. Brooks: de.
bate. Resolved That of All the Seasons
Winter Is the Best" reading, selection,
from "E2vangelne.' Mrs. J. w. Reynolds:
Suit Case Relay solo. Miss Marion
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BAKERSFIELD.

The body of Mrs. Ezra Cover Of West
Enosburg was brought to this place for
burial Saturday morning, February q.
The funeral was held at ST. Georges
Church, the Rev. Father L'Ecuyer IF
Enosburg Falls officiating. Mrs. Cover WIS
formerly from this place. She leaves her
husband and three children. Mrs. Leo
Abel. Walter and Heber Gover.--tMrs
George Farrell and daughter. Airline, of
Underhill, spent a few days last week
at the home of w. II. Cook. r. Mar
amore has purchased farm in Fletcher
and will take possession at once.-Mat-
thew Shannon of st. Adams spent few
days recently at the home Of Frank
Brady.-The meeting Of the New England
Milk Producers association. which was
to have been held Friday. has been post
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afternoon. Miss Ada B. Taylor. precep-
tress OF the high school. and Miss Eta
Stanhope visited friends in Colebrook, n.
H., during the last half of the past week.
The condition Of David Domino. who
has been very i'll, is somewhat better.
Mrs. George n. Kearns and son Luke,
who have been visiting at the home of
her uncle. Joseph Lovelette. and other
relatives In this place. have returned to
their home in Barre. Mass.-Gcorge Read
of Pennington. N. r., is visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Il. Read
Mrs. b. r. Atwcll is assisting in the
Rounds store for few days.-W. B.
Wilkinson of Newport recently visited at
the home of his daughter. Mrs. L. w
Gilpin
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HINESBURG.

William Amour is moving this week
into the Sanctuary house. which was re-
Gently purchased by Henry Russell. MIR.
Russell will occupy the farmhouse va
Gated by Mr.. Amour.-Mrs. Mary Butler
has returned from Burlington.
The annual communication OF Patriot
Lodge, No. SO. F. and A. NJ, will be held
at Masonic hall Friday afternoon at two
o'clock. The reports of the secretary.
treasurer and finance committee will nc
acted upon and the annual election of the
officers will occur. At the close Of the
afternoon session the past masters de-
gree will be worked by tho past masters
Of the lodge. At six o'clock supper will be
served In the lodge dining rooms by the
ladies Of the 0. r. S. and the installation
Of the officers will take place in the eve
ming
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TOWNSVILLE.

A. F. Crandall has sold his tenement
near the schoolhouse to John Pecor.-Mrs
Edward Crandall has gone to Boston for
two weeks.-.Miss Irene Atkins, who has
been the guest OF relatives for a week. has
returned to her home in Fitchburg.-The
Lend-a-Hand will meet with Mrs. william
O'Nel Thursday.-Mrs. German Is in
poor hcalth.-Miss Harriet Edwards Of
Richmond is spending a few days with
Mrs. Chessmore.-MissM Minnie Hasllins is
visiting at T. l.. Stevens s.-Mrs. Crandall
who has been i'll. is bctter.--Dr. Stevens
wife of Hyde Park underwent a very Sc
rious operation at the Fanny Allen hospi-
tai about 10 days ago. DIR. Stevens was n
former resident here
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Howard Hall of Grand Bay. Ala, has
been visiting his father. S. S. Hall, Sr.,
and brothers. c. #. Hall and Samuel Hail.
Mrs. Harvey of Enosburg Falls visited
her husband over Sunday-Mrs. Joel
Smith. who has been very i'll. is better
A young child of Edward Benoit died of
scarlet fever Saturday. The funeral was
held privately.-J. r. Halle was in Rich
ford Thursday. where he purchased a new
automobile. with which to deliver mail
on rural route No. 1 the coming summer
Suite Tonchette of Enosburg Falls was
business visitor In town Tuesday.
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ESSEX CENTER.

The ladies of the Methodist Episcopal
Church will serve a hash diAner Tues
day, March 6.--S. Plat Jones. entertain
or will appear at the town hall Friday
evening under auspices of the Outlook
club. He comes highly recommended and
his entertainment is said to be one of the
best the bureau sends out.-Two beauti-
full engravings of George and Martha
Washingto now adorn the walls of the
intermediate room. The teacher and pu-
pills extend their hearticst thanks to the
donor. Mrs. Charles Weed
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Rosetta Ewins Capron of West
Berkshire died February %. Mrs. Capron
was the daughter Of Lewis and Rosa
bella Ewins and was in her 90th year.
having been born March o. 1897. She Ia
survived by her husband. Thomas Capron.
and by two children. Charles Capron OF
Malone. n. ". and Minnie Capron Of
West Berkshire.
Tho funeral of Mrs. Rosetta (Ewinsl
Capron, whose remains were brought here
from Waterbury, where she died Friday.
was held at her late home here on Sum
day at $50 o'clock. The service. which
consisted of scripture reading and prayer.
was conducted by the Rev. Thornley, r.
Smith. pastor of the church of this place
The bearers were N. s. Hicks. w. M.
Armstrong, p. c. and G. T.. Hammond.
c. H. Austin and c. A. Ewins. Those
from out of town to attend the funeral
were Mr.. and Mrs c. II. Austin and Miss
Miranda Ewins Of Richford. Homer Gates
and II. +. Scott of Franklin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Towle of South Franklin and Mr..
and Mrs. 4. s. Armstrong OF Enosburs
Fals.-Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Paxman were
in Franklin Tuesday to attend the funeral
Of Mrs. Paxman's grandmother, Mrs Eli3-
abeth Whitney.--Mrs. Luther Kinney.
with her two sons, visited recently for
several days in the home Of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Armstrong.
ter Story of Swanton Is a guest IN the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. o. II. Stanley
IT, l.. Goodhue has gone to Hartford.
Conn, where he has employment.-John
Lawrence. Jr., has received the contract
for carrying the mails between East
Franklin and Richford. commencing July
(C0utluued On page fouYls
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs Lawrence Wellinger is passing this
week at Montpelier with Mr.. Wellinger.
Albert Cook is moving his family to
Burlington and Albert Williams is NOV
ing his family to Middlebury. Earl Aver
has bought the Charles s. Allen farm in
Shelburnc. containing 10 acres, together
with 30 head of cattle and tools.-Miss
Lucy Hinsdale spent Washngton's birth
day at her home here.
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GEORGIA..

Mrs. Byron Gabaree died of pneumonia
Thursday. The funeral was held at the
house Sunday at one o'clock. with burial
at the West Plains cemetery.-Allen T.
Newton has purchased a farm in Char
lotte and will move there immediately
Frank IAasher has rented Mrs. Carrie
IIadds farm and will take possession
March 1.-The barn opposite the old
creamery owned by Oscar B. Wood was
burned to the ground. with Is head Of
cattle. Friday afternoon.-Thc ladies OF
the Methodist Church will serve dinner
from twelve to three on town meeting
day.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Clifton Kelley of st. Adams was
recent visitor In town.-Abraham Squires
of California has been the guest of rela-
tives In this vicinity for the past two
wccks.--Miss Lena Merrill Is i'll with tho
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MILTON.

At the Methodist Church Sunday morn
ing there will be union service at 10:b
and the Rev c. Fl. Smith Of Burlington
will speak, His subject will be "a Fight
For Life" Sunday school at noon. The
evening meeting will also be union. at
this church, and the Rev d. II. Strong
will preach. Prayer meeting this week
Thursday at the parsonage. Epworth
League next week Tuesday at seven
o'clock.
a special meeting of the graded school
district is called for Friday evening,
March 2. to see II the district will merge
with the town and surrender their char
ter and several other important matters
The Needlework Guild will hold on all
days meeting with Mrs. Willard Sander
son to-day. from 10 a. III. to 500 p. m.
with a covered-dsh dinner Children's
dresses are to be made to send to the
Red Cross for the Belgians.--The Rev.
T. II. Cresy is attending a preachers
meeting at Montpelier.-Peter Smith Is
moving to the William Iandon place,
which he purchased. and Mrs. Landon Is
storing her goods for the present
Homer. the little son of Mr.. and Mrs. II
IL. Powell Is i'll with diptheria.
winifred FLYNN is able to be out after
several days illness.-,H. Fl. Beeman
attended a reunion Of the Legislature
to which he belonged at Montpelier Tues.
day and Wednesday. The nineAmonths-
old child of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brunell
which died of brain fever. was buried
Sunday, the funeral being held at St
AIMS Church.-The remains of Mrs. Tro-
vile were taken from Westford TO South
Hero Wednesday, where the funeral was
held.-Mr. lie Blanc Of Lawrence. Mass
is visiting his sister. Mrs. Joseph Viens-
Homer Mills of Lynn. Mass, who has
been visiting his sister. Mrs. c. L. San
derson. and other friends. went to Bur.
lington Tuesday.-Mrs. Percy Love Is Wis
ting her son in Sutton. z O.
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WILLISTON.

Tho fourth quarterly conference will
meet at the church Thursday. March I,
at 1890 a. m. The Rev. p. NJ Kent Is cx-
pectcd to DO present.
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MILTON BOE:O.

a very quiet wedding took place Mon.
day afternoon Of last week at the home
OF William c. Preston, when Ira Pres
ton was united in marriage to Charlotte
walker. The ceremony was performed +"
the presence Of a number of relatives.
a. grandfather and also fosterfather,
James o. Wright. gave away the bride.
The double ring service was used. The
out Of town relatives present were James
0. Wright of Hartland. and his daugh-