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to see him, returned to Connecticut Sat-
urday.-Tyler Stevens is recovering from
the measlcs.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Colby
Of vergennes and Mrs. Harvey Dickey,
who is in camp at Lake Iroquois. visited
their cousin, F. II. Chessmore, recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer of Brockton, Mass,
and Stanton williams and family of Char
lotte spent Sunday with their sister. Mrs.
Chessmore.-Mrs. J. r. Olnstead has been
visiting friends in Huntington.-W. O.
Lane is getting the house. recently vacat-
ed by A. ]. Crandall, ready to move his
family here for the summer.-Gaylord
Goodrich has moved into T. l.. Stevens's
tenement and begun work.-Mr. and Mrs
T. B. Whalen were in Essex the last of the
week to attend the funeral of Mr.. Whal-
ems aunt. Katherine Whalen returned
from Burlington Sunday after spending a
week at her WHOLESALERS. Edward
Fuller's music pupils will give a
recital at the home of Mrs. Fuller in Hun
tington June 2S.-Mrs. Minnie Oatman.
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Dele Hildreth, has returned to Utica,
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters meeting will be
postponed until the time Of the next reg
ular meeting on account Of the county
meeting Of the Kings Daughters to be
held at Ethan Allen park Thursday.-The
body Of Mrs. Mary 1sham. 81. who died In
Burlington Thursday morning. was buried
in the Eldredge cemetery Saturday after
noon.-Dr. Alfred F Isham Of Caldwell,
Idaho. and Willard s. 1sham Of Washing
ton, ID. c.. who were called here by the
death of their mother. Mary H. 1sham.
visited at the home Of their cousin. F. c.
1sham. Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Pratt Of Mt. Holly we're at F. c. Isham 6
several days last week.-Mr. and Mrs
Alison Rollins have returned from a visit
Of three weeks at the home Of George
Drinkwater in Jericho.-Mrs. I. B. Brom'
ley has returned from Hardwick, where
she was called by illness with measles
in the family of her daughter. Mrs. W
H. Heath,
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HANCOCK.

Phillip Fisk had thumb badly cut on
q saw while working for Church Brothers.
Fannie Spencer is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Flint, in Bethel-NIiss Blanche Man.
ming is visiting In Brandon and vicinity
s. A. Thompson from Mortified Falls.
with a friend. called on old friends in
town last week.-Mrs.. George Story is
Ill.
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WEST MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blake and Mildred
Blake were at Mrs. Jennie Fay's Sum
day.-Alton Costello is i'll Of the measles
at the home of his mother, Mrs. Sarah
Costello.-Mrs. Ruby Rouse goes soon to
pass some time with her husband in
Hartland.-Miss Bessie Gonyeau was at
Harry Changers recently.-William Wells.
who worked for Tony Marcia. has moved
to Colchester and will work for Mr..
Dingler.-S. H. Thompson was at New
port Saturday to attend Masonic meet
in0.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. McGinnis. who have
sold their farm in Nashville to Mr.. Pat
terson Of Jacksonville. are boarding with
Mrs. Ida Haskins.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Dodge OF Royalton are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Smith.--Mrs. Cora Chaplin and
son Kendall were in Burlington to attend
commencement at the University of Ver-
mont.
Mrs. Laura Dutton OF Royalton Is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. f. H. Smith,
Prof. and Mrs. Il. T. Maloney are visiting
his friends In Essex. n. Y.-Miss Dessa
and Irene Bolger have been guests of
friends in Burlington for a few days.-Mr.
and Mrs. f. b. Jordan and Hovey
We're at Malletts Bay recently. The play.
"A Kentucky Belle" will be given We'd
nesday evening. July 4. at the Ladies'
Aid hall Reserved seat tickets will be on
sale at Jordan Brothers and NJ. A.
Bates left Wednesday morning for
Bullock Sons store.-Miss Frances
Stone OF Hardwick is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Cora Chapn.-Dr. B. H. stones
family of Burlington are occupying their
residence here. They plan to stay through
the summer months.--Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Morgan of Colchester visited
Mansfield Grange. No. A. Tuesday eve
ning.-AIiss Abbie Walston. who has beer
III with pneumonia, following measles. Is
! able to be wheeled outdoors when the
weather is pleasant.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Miss Jane Ring Is visiting her broth
ers. Ira and Howard Ring. in Water
bury.-J E. Andrews is visiting his
daughter. Mrs. r. W. Gorton. in Mont
real, Can.-Mrs. Joshua Brown and son.
Wendell. are visiting her mother. Mrs.
D. P. Grange. in johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferno returned to their
home in Northheld Sunday. They were
accompanied by Miss Edna Russell.-Mrs.
Cassandria Ellis, who has been with her
daughter in New Jersey the past few
months, came Saturday to spend the sum-
mer at her home here.-Mr and Mrs.
Fred Parkhurst and grandson Of Spring.
field have returned home after visiting at
F. S. Carpenters the past few days.-Roy
Cleveland Of Company M and Robert
Fielder Of Company c. v. N. G., were
over-Sunday guests in town.-A daughter
was born to Mr. and Mrs. e. o. Gorton
Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. D. v. Hanks Of
Stoneham. Mass. visited her sister. Mrs.
v. R. Sargent the last Of the week.
Mrs. D. p. Grange Of johnson is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Minnie Brown.-Mr.
and Mrs. Fay Small and children went
to Isle La Motto Sunday to visit her
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Holcomb.
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CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. E. B. Beers and her guest, Miss
Whitridge Of Washington. D. c., have
gone to Northampton, Mass. to attend a
reunion at Clark school-Mr. and Mrs.
Thayer of Brockton. Mass. are guests Of
Mrs. j. B. Williams.-Miss Clorinda Ram
sey and Miss Rockwell of Smith college
are spending part of their vacation at
Miss Ramsey's home here.-Russell Will
liams and John Ramsey, Jr.. have gone
to Camp Abnaki for the summer.-Wil-
son Williams is visiting his aunt, Mrs. s..
H. Chessmore. in Jonesvile.-The Rev.
Mr.. Heminway and family move here
from Hinesburg this week and Mr.. Hemin-
way begins his pastoral duties next Sum
day. July 1.-Miss Tina Deyette has re-
turned from her vacation and resumed her
work at the telephone office.-Mr. and
Mrs. c. ]. Phillips attended the gradual
ing exercises at Goddard Seminary.
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the Rev. F. Paquet. The bride was gowned
in white embroidered net, with white hat
to match, and carried white roses. The
maid Of honor was Miss Jac1uelin Farms
worth. sister Of the bride. who wore a
gown of tan colored silk, with a tan and
blue trimmed hat. She carried bouquet
Of pink and white carnations. The best
man was Pcrley Bushey, brother of the
groom.-L. d. Latham was operated on
again at the Mary Fletcher hospital Tues
day and while very weak, was more COM
Portable. Phelps has gone to st.
Adams. where he has a position.-Mr and
Mrs. Ray Grow and Mrs. Eugene Allen
attended the graduating exercises at the
B. F. A. Tuesday evening. where Miss
Ardelle Grow was one OF the graduating
| class.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mcmillan of
st. Adams. formerly of this place, have
! a little daughter. born Wednesday.-Mrs.
Albert Walcton Is iil.-Wiilis Minckler.
Mrs. Anna Mincsler and Mrs Kinney of
Grand Isle were guests at George Minck-
ler's Sunday ard Monday.
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SHELDON.

Miss Ida NJ. Bushey of Sheldon Springs
and William Greenwood of this place
were married Saturday by the Rev. Mr..
Brown at the Episcopal rectory. Mrs.
Napoleon Brar and Clifford Greenwood
attended them. They are at present re-
siding at the groom's fathers, Charles
Greenwood of this place.-Mr. and Mrs.
Orrin Myott we're in town Monday.-Mr
and Mrs. S. D. Bocash and daughter.
Callista. were in Bakersfield Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Myott spent Sunday
in st. Albans.-Miss Ruth Snow Of st..
Adams, Mrs. Fred Macia and Mrs. F. A.
Austin Of East Highgate were recent
guests at Henry Myotts.-Miss Floy La
grange was in town Sunday.-Mr. ans
Mrs. S. Nichols. and son, Lewis, and
daughter. Eva, and Ella Bryce motored
to Highgate Springs Sunday.
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MILTON BORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Richards spent a
few days in this place last week.-Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Gordon and son were
over-Sunday guests at the home Of
Sydney Gordon.--Mrs. Hobart Richards
remains about the same.-Mr. and Mrs.
Mortimer Reynolds and daughter. Lucia.
were at the home Of Edwin Sibley June
A.-Mrs. Rhoda Goodwin is at the home
Of her son. F. e. Goodwin. STAN
ly and friend from Grand Isle were In
this place Saturday night and Sunday
Miss Marion Wood closed a successful
term Of school Friday with picnic In
Mrs. Fay's grove.-Mr and Mrs. o. A.
Stanly and Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Wood
were in West Enosburg June Claw
| renee Stanly is spending the week in Fair
fax and Fletcher.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
King were in this place June "a.
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MALLETTS BAY.

Sunday most Of the cottages were occu-
pied-The Mcvickers arrived Thursday
e. B. Jordan and family Of Jericho were
at Sunset Ledge over Sunday.-Cecil Ad-
ans Of New York, Florence Ingleson OF
Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Danforth.
Allen Danforth and Percy Jones Of Fair
fax were the guests of w. v. Farr and
family at Camp Frederic Sunday.-Mrs.
Nelson's tea house and Morrison's store
are open for the season.-The boys and
girls camps are we'll patronized.
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RICHMOND.

Miss Eta Rhoads, who has been teach
ing in Michigan the past year. has re-
turned for the summer-Miss Rose Dom
oway spent Sunday with her parents in
Vergennes. and Mrs. j. T. O'Byrne
of New York city were guests of his ia
Their, P. O'Byrne. Saturday.-Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Baker. who have been guests
at the Colegrove for several weeks, have
returned to their home in Peekskill. N.
Y.-Miss Nina Shepardson, who teaches
in the high school at Morrisville. Is at
the home OF her parents for the summer
| vacation.-Miss Fitzsimmons Of Burling-
ton is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Mary Free
man.-Mr and Mrs. Charles Grandheld
| OF st. Adams were guests of friends in
| town Saturday.-Benjamin Taft has re-
turned from the Mary Fletcher hospital.
| where he has been for treatment.--Mrs.
Clara Shedd has returned to the home
of her sister. Mrs. Abbie Hilton, after
passing the winter In Montpelier.-Mrs.P p.
II. Sudarsky spent Sunday with her hus-
band In Burlington.-Children's day was
observed at the Congregational Church
Sunday.-Miss Ruth Hilton has returned
from Middlebury. where she attended
commencement at the college.-Miss Mil
| Ter Of Meriden. n. H., is visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Fuller.--Mr
and Mrs. NJ. G. Leary of Burlington were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. e. Leary over
| Sunday.
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ENOSBURG.

The Ladies' Memorial Congregational
Church will serve their annual dinner
in the vestry July 4. A short literary
program will be given by the children
G. c. Stufflebean is improving the looks
of his house by building porch over the
front doors. a piazza on the back side.
and clap-boarding the ell.-Mrs Addie
Fassett of Beverly, Mass, is visiting rel
atives and friends in town.-Mr. and Mrs.
Lambert were in st. Adams Monday to
visit their daughter, Mrs. Johnson. at
the hospital.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Lewis White. who had been in poor
health for some time. was taken i'll Mon
day night and died Tuesday morning
at the home Of his son. Arthur, in Brook
field. Mr.. White formerly resided here.
A pretty wedding took place at the
Church Of the Holy Family Monday morn
ing at eight o'clock when Miss Berna-
dette Mattimore became the bride of
Archie F. Casey Of Williston in the pres
ence of the immediate families. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
j. B. Pouliot. The bride was becomingly
attired in pale blue pussywillow taft
feta. with black hat She was attended
by her niece. Miss Loretta Barrett. who
wore dark green. The groom had as best
man his brother. Clifford. Following
| the ceremony breakfast was served at the
| home Of the brides mother. Mrs. P. L.
| Barrett served, assisted by the Misses
| Mae Casey and IZetta Barrett. Mr.. and
Mrs. Casey left for parts unknown amid
showers of rice and best wishes of
| friends.
| The Village Improvement society ex-
ecutive committee has voted to give 500
to the Red Cross fund. the Ladies' Social
Union has given SIS and the Fortnightly
club S..
Moses c. Fisher died at his home on
Railroad street at six o'clock yesterday
morning after brief illness, although he
had been in i'll health for some time. He
is survived by his wife and one son. Fred.
of Boston. who was with him at the end.
| Another son. William. died 10 weeks ago
after brief illness. and this had been a
great shock to the father. Mr.. Fisher S
father. Joseph Fisher aged 90 years,
died a week ago last Sunday night. and
was buried a week ago Tuesday. and Mr..
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CH|TTENDEN COUNTY
EAST CHARLOTTE.

W. L. Stacy, Representative ]. r. Tag
CART, G. NJ Hazard and F. A. Lewis have
been canvassing territory in the eastern
and southern parts Of the town during
the past week soliciting contributions for
the American Red Cross war fund.-Am-
brose st. George has just finished re-
planting six acres of corn that was bad
ly washed and damaged by the last heavy
rain storms.-Miss Antoinette Desautels,
who recently graduated from the Bur-
lington high school in the teacher-train-
ing course. is at home with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Desautels. for the
summer.-Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Poulin
of New Haven, who spent a few days at
the home Of their son. Louis Poulin. call
ed here by the serious illness of their
grandson, have returned home.-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Bisonet of Essex, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs e. G. Dart
and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Poulin. have re-
turned to Essex.-Martin Hart Of Attle-
boro. Mass. is visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George Hart.-Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Smith and Mrs. Chester Smith of
Elmore, former residents of Charlotte,
were in town Sunday.-E. H. Converse is
spending some time at his farm here
Doctor and Mrs. Varney attended the
Varney family reunion. They spent
InuISOdy HlBNt III 1IlHCOlT, WNeTe tnoy
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon
Purington. and returned home Friday
At the annual meeting Of the Morning
side Cemetery association the following
board Of directors was elected: DR.. w
H. H. Varney. G. w. Prindle. j. r. Tag.
CART and w. I. Bradley. Miss Marion
Horsford was elected secretary and treas.
urer and G. w. Prindle superintendent
A pleasant family gathering was held al
B. ]. Clark's Sunday. where the five re-
naming members Of the family Of L
children of the late Deacon Homer Clarl
met in a reunion at the old Clark home
stead. They were Mrs. Caroline Powell
Of South Burlington, Mrs. Lewis Prindlt
Of Charlotte. Mass. Mrs. Harriet Lyman
Mrs. Martha Foote and B. j. Clark o.
Charlotte. Dinner was served by thu
Misses Frances and Cora Clark.-Mr. ant
Mrs. Lewis Prindle Of Charlton. Mass.
have been spending a few weeks will
their relatives in town. left Monday To-
home. They will visit relatives in Add
son and Middletown on the way.-Mrs
Daniel Hayes who has been i'll for ;
week. Is better.-Mr. and Mrs. Burton
Beers of Jericho, who have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Horsford, return
cd home Thursday evening. Mrs H.
Fonda accompanied them for a visit.
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W1LLISTON.

j. C. Crowley OF Essex junction call
ed on friends here recently.-Ruby Por'
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

There will be meeting Of the local
Red Cross Circle at the Carville house
this afternoon at two o'clock. The circle
now has membership Of As. and has met
with a generous and ready response to
its appeal for funds and Is very grateful
therefor. A good attendance at this meet
ing Is earnestly hoped for.
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proceeds will go to the Red Cross and
the band-Chester Steele, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. w. Butler and son of South Burling.
ton called upon friends here recently.
Mrs. G. NJ. Wilder and Miss Marjory
Horskin returned with thcm.-E. w.
Shedd returned home Saturday night.
GEORGIA.
The funeral of Mrs. Janette (Wight-
NAM Loomis, wife of William T. Loonis.
who died Friday morning. after a long
illness Of Bright's disease ana heart
trouble, was held at her late home Sum
day afternoon. The Rev. F. r. Keller.
pastor of the Methodist Church, officated
while the Rev. Charles Clark made a
few remaraks. The bearers were George
and Julian Ballard, George Dee and
George Webster. The burial was in the
West Plains cemetery. Those who were
present from out of town we're DR.. J.
N. and Mrs. Jenne of Burlington and Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Perry. Mrs. LOOMS was
"A years old and besides husband she
leaves three sons. Harold, who lives in
Montana, Mortimer and William of this
place; one brother, Titus wightman; one
sister Mrs. Carrie Ballard. and seven
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. and Mrs. Irwin New.
ton and little son were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Newton and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jason Newton over Sunday.-Mr. Newton
Is second lieutenant of Co. NJ at Fort
Ethan Allen.-Elmer Nye, who has been
i'll with bronchial pneumonia, is better
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
Church met with Mrs. NJ. o. Bragg
Wednesday.-Hale Nye, a graduate Of
Colby Academy, is at home for the sum.
mer.
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TOWNSVILLE.

There will be food sale at the hall Sat-
urday afternoon for the benefit Of the H.
brary.-Mrs. II. c. Gleason entertained the
Louise Smiley Circle yesterday. assist
ed by Mrs. Church and Mrs. Chessmore.
Mrs. A. r. Crandall Ia entertaining Mrs.
Simonds OF Burlington.-Miss Frances
Nichols Of Burlington Is spending a few
days with her aunt Mrs. Henry Pease.-
Mrs. Dele Hildreth has returned after two
months with her sister In Williston.--NIr.
and Mrs. Wayne Fuller of Burlington Wis
tied at C. c. Fuller's over Sunday. Mrs.
Fuller. who was Bertha AlEer. resided In
town until her marriage.-Clayton Tyler
Of Burlington has been spending a few
days with relatives.-W. G. White is crit
ically i'll with heart trouble. His sons,
Henry and Charles. who came last week
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EAST SHELBURNE.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Parker. their son,
George. and family motored to Massachu-
sets last week. They visited Edmund
Parker and other relatives.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Thompson Of Burlington spent
the weekend at G. A. knney's.--Miss
Jennie Thompson, who has been teaching
in Montpelier, is at home for the summer
Edward Heritage OF New York city is
visiting at Mark Thompsons.-Mr. and
Mrs. l. NJ. Nealy of Jericho were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Elliott last week.
Robert Elliott. Elwood Heritage of New
! York city. Miss Hazel Kinney and Miss
Jennie Thompson motored to Underhill
| and climbed Mt. Mansfield Monday,
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FAIRFAX.

School at B. F. A. closes this week.
The Hon. Frank Plumley gave the bac.
calaureate sermon Sunday evening. Glass
day exercises were held Monday after
noon and the alumni banquet in the even
ing. Commencement exercises were held
Tuesday evening and the junior recep-
ton Wednesday. There were % in the
class. II in the English course, and 10 in
the teacher training course.-Alison Good
sell, Louis Despart, and Joseph Nailor Of
Fort Ethan Allen have been enjoying
short leave of absence with their parents.
Harold Gregory of Burlington spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. G. c. Paris.
Roscoe Curley of Waterbury has been
visiting his mother.-Miss Katherine
Kendrck is at home from her school
| in Montreal-Mrs. Albert Cutting Of
Cambridge has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. D. j. Stevens-Mr. and Mrs. William
| Warren and son of Cambridge visited his
mother. Mrs. Ella Warren, Sunday.
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HUNTINGTON.

Through a mistake Of the correspondent
the meeting to sew for the Red Cross will
be held to-day. instead Of having been
held Wednesday. as previously announced.
The Kings Daughters meeting has
been postponed until July n.-Mrs. j. H.
Norton returned from Vergennes Monday
after a few days at Mrs. wyman's.-G. G..
johnson and a party Of young men are in
camp at Thompson's Point.--John Truax
is spending a few days in North Troy.
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SHELBURNE.

The local circle Of the Kings Daughters
will hold basket picnic at Ethan Allen
Park Thursday Of this week. Mrs. A. L.
Cross of Swanton, State president and
Mrs. Towers Of Richmond. county secre-
tary. will be present and give addresses.
Miss Janet Mitchell Of Burlington was
an over-Sunday guest at the home OF DR..
w. H. Mitchell.-Miss Florence Minall
leaves Thursday for Burlington. where
she will spend the summer.-Mtss Mabel
Bissonett is spending a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bissonett.-Miss Helen
Taylor left Saturday for Albany. N. Y,
where she will spend several weeks with
her brother. Herman Taylor.-Mrs. Cam
bridge and daughter. Miss Dorothy Cam
bridge. left Monday for Grafton, whore
they will join Mr.. Cambridge for the
summer.-Leo Fredett has returned from
Plattsburgh. where he has been employ.
ed at the Plattsburgh training camp
Mrs Timothy Gosslin Is ill.-Mr. and Mrs
w. H. Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Linsley spent Sunday with Mrs. Sophia
Harmon.-Earl Braman and Harold
Thorp are spending a few days in West
port. N. Y, attending the commencement
! exercises Of the Westport high school,
Miss Emma Gosslin is at home Tor the
! summer.-Miss Madeline Sullivan, a nurse
| at the Fanny Allen hospital. spent Satur-
day with her aunt. Mrs. Edward Fredette.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Voss OF Elizabeth,
N. Y. are spending several weeks with
| Mrs. Voss' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Thorpe. Hall administered con-
| f1rmation at Trinity Church Sunday to a
class of II candidates.-Elphege Norris
cite. who has been attending college at
Montreal is at home for the summer.
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ESSEX. CENTER.

work Is most urgently requested to at
tend a meeting to be held at Memorial
hall this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Miss Constance Wheeler will speak and
1t is hoped to organize local branch.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ennis
last week.-Mrs.. c. Cleveland. who has
been i'll. is better.-Nfrs Fred May is ILL.,
The postoffice will be closed July 4 from
10:30 to four in the afternoon.
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SWANTON.

Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Reed Of this place
are the parents of a daughter. born last
evening. Mrs. Reed was before her mar
riage Miss Frances Loop.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-04-06

Instead of the land wearing out, it be-
came better each year with an H.
creased yield of corn. Cowpeas are &
splendid soil improver, and are vers
profitable when grown in combinatioi
with corn.
The year 1917 should be a record
breaking corn year in the south. sim
ply because the demand is greater that
ever before. The world is looking e
America for large part of its food
supply. The South with all her natu-
raj advantages for corn growing must
help meet this demand. Every farmer
of the south should observe these sug-
gestions this year:
Pillow deep and use better meth
DDS of preparation.
2-Use more stable manure and 9TH
er fertilizers.
3Use nothing but pure seed.
4-Use improved implements and
cultivate more intensively.
5-Proft by the work of the boys
corn clubs in the south.
6-Read the farm papers and profit
by what others are doing, and make
1917 the greatest year in the history
of the south in corn production.
Haywood County, Tenn.