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CHARLOTTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Holloway and
son, Baldwin, of West Lebanon, N. Y,
who have been visiting Mrs. Holloway's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bora. Jr.,
returned to their home last Sunday
Miss Genie Bradshaw of Chicago is visit
ing relatives in town.-George st. Peter
and family ave moved to the j. B. Will
liams farm for the winter.
The Ladies' Aid will give a supper at
the vestry Friday evening. October u.
which will take the form of a farewell
banquet to Marsh Byington. who leaves
soon for a training camp.-Mrs. Robert
Waller and Miss Bradshaw OF Chicago
have been guests of their aun,s. Mrs. F.
H. Horsford and Mrs. J. 8. WOOSTER
Rally day was well attended. The exer-
cises by the Sunday school and music by
the choir was much enjoyed.-Major
George Carpenter. formerly Of Norwich
University. called on relatives in town
last week. He leaves soon for active
service.-Mr. and Mrs. Ira Russell of
Los Angeles, Cal, are visiting relatives
in town.-Alec De La Richlire and Fam
lily a " gone on a trip to Canada.-The
Library association will hold a business
meeting at the library Saturday after
noon, October 13. at three o'clock.-Hazel
and Marsh Byington are entertaining a
house party.-Mrs. Sarah Dumas of
Bristol spent the weekend with Mrs. E.
b. B~eers.-Keith Byington, who has been
I'll with rheumatic fever, is now able
10 sit I'D.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(~Continued from page two.)

Congregational Church at the parsonage
last Thursday afternoon, the occasion
being in honor of Miss Juliette Hine. the
retired president Of the circle. An inter.
esting program was carried out. Light
refreshments were served.-Mr. and Mrs.
Alan Carpenter of Mosley, Colo, are
quests of Mr.. Carpenters parents, Mr..
and Mrs. h. H. Carpenter. After a brief
visiting with relatives and friends In this
State they will return to Mosley. where
Mr.. Carpenter Is employed ms a Y. M. c.
A. secretary of the Mosley branch Of the
Colorado Fuel & Iron company.-Mrs.
Stella Wheeler Is visiting Mr.. n Mrs.
]. II. Lyon.-Dr. and Mrs. Vance Water
man and children and Mrs. r. H.. Andrus
and daughter, Helen, of Vergennes spent
the weekend with Miss Day.-Mr. and
Mrs. b. H.. Carpenter enjoyed a reunion
Of their entire family Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Videto and children and Neal Car
penter of Jacksonville, Mr.. and Mrs. Alan
Carpenter of Mosley, Colo. Mr.. and Mrs.
Forest Carpenter and little son of Char
'iotte and Clyde and Merle Carpenter of
Bakersfeld.-The Rev. Stephen Smith re-
turned Tuesday night from Hinsdale,
N. H.. where he spent ~Sunady.-A new
furnace is being placed in the Congrega-
tional Church.-The usual services will be
held at the Congregational Church SUM-
day morning.-At the Baptist Church Sun
day morning the pastor, the Rev. Irving
Gray. will speak On "A Prosperous
Church."-There will be a series Of union
evangelistic services under the leadership
of the Rev. c. I. Ramsey, colporter of the
Vermont Baptist State convention. The
first meeting will be held at the Baptist
church Thursday evening at eight O'Clock
October IS.
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EAST SHELBURNE.

Mark Thompson has sold his farm to
Frank Atwood Of Burlington, who will
take possession on the 17th.-About 40 Of
the %neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson
gave them a surprise party Monday eve
ming. Music and games were enjoyed.
Mr.. Thompson and family have lived on
their farm AZ years, and will be greatly
missed in this neighborhood. They have
purchased the Peet house at the village.
where they will move the last of this
week.-The Lend-a-Hand Circle Of Kings
Daughters met with Mrs. l. G. Elliott
Wednesday afternoon.
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MILTON.

The pastors subject Of Sunday morn
ing at the Methodist Church will be "A
Gift from Jesus" Sunday school will
meet Mt II. The Epworth League will be
held at $3.50. There will be a service at
1880 to which all are invited to attend.
The sermon subject will be Benefits Of
the Light" Prayer-meeting on Thursday
evening at 1880. All welcome. The w.
f. M. s. will meet at the parsonage on
October II. Wednesday p. m.
The Milton branch Of the Vermont Chap
ter of the American Red Cross held it's
annual meeting on Thursday afternoon,
october 4, at the Clark Memorial. The Of
fcers elected for the ensuing year are:
President, Mrs. Anna Sanderson: first
vice-president, Mrs. Il. 1. Allen; second
vice-president. Mrs. Skeels; secretary and
treasurer, Thomas H.. Cresey; membership
committee, Miss Winnie Flynn; supply,
Mrs. Earle Bevins; finance, John Nc
Mullin, Mrs. Rogers, j. A. Kennedy. Fol-
lowing are figures from the financial re-
port: Income since june 2, s275.9 2; expendi-
ture. s162.27; balance in treasury. S113. 65 ;
membership. annual members 273. sub
scribing 10. total 2S3; surgical dressing
shipped away 1,52S; ready to ship away
325; garments, etc., shipped from the sew
ing room 1924, making a grand total Of
finished articles Of 2.177. All this since the
first of June, 1917. Ninety persons regis
tered at the work rooms in September.
The report from the special wal campaign
treasurer shows that 1925 was pledged at
that time, and that 1896 has been sent in.
We ask our friends who have not yet paid
their pledge to do it now If possible.
Norman Nye and family of Cambridge
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Minckler last Sunday.-Miss Helen Rob-
inson was home from the Castleton Nor
NAL over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. w. G..
Newton were given a pleasant party last
Saturday evening by some Of their neigh
bors or the occasion Of the goth anniver-
sary of their marriage. The party was
planned by their daughter. Miss Mabel
Newton.-Mrs. Levi Demo went to the
Fanny Allen hospital Tuesday for an OPP
eration.-Miss Ethel Wells has returned
to Grand Isle for a few weeks stay.
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ESSEX CENTER.

The Campfire Girls met with Miss
Vera and Ruth Roberts at Essex juno
ton Saturday afternoon.-Mrs. George
Sharpley and son. Jack. visited in Hart
land last Week.-Mrs. Mary Metcalf and
Miss Mildred Bixby spent Saturday in
Burlington.-Mrs. Albert Pacquett and
Mrs. W.. l.. Wright were in Burlington
Saturday.-Miss Alice Davis Is visiting
in Boston.-The Ladies' Aid will serve
dinner Thursday noon at the Methodist
Episcopal Church.-The Baracea class Of
the Federated Church met with Mr.. and
Mrs. Gardner Brown Saturday.-Mrs. Tar
box of Jericho is visiting Mrs. C. j.
Tompson.-Mrs. Green is visiting in Dan
by.-About 40 were present at the social
at Mr.. Hicks's Friday.-Miss Shores, who
has been In Westford for three weeks,
has returned home.
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RICHMOND.

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gauvin were In st.
Adams Sunday to attend the funeral of a
grandchild.-Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Bartlett
and children of Shelburne were guests
of friends in town Sunday.-The forty
hours devotion opened at the Church of
Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Sunday
morning.-This Edith Averill n two
daughters. Dorothy and Marjorie. left
Friday for California. where they will
reside with her mother, Mrs. Mary Jacobs.
Sanford Squires. who has been he guest
of his parents for a week. returned Satur-
day to his home in Malvern, Pa.-Miss
Eva Berry of Burlington was h guest
of hcc parents. Mr.. n Mrs. J. c. Berry.
over S,nday.-Mr. and Mrs. George Cham
payne of Shelburne were guests of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Burke Sunday
Miss Keefe. who has been the guest OF
her mother. Mrs. Ellen Keefe. for several
weeks. has returned to her homo in King
ston. N. Y.
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The Lend-a-Hand will meet at the hall
this afternoon.-Miss Elsie Pease, who
has been in Labrador for three years,
nursing in DIR. Grenfells missionohospital,
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Pease.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Williams of
Charlotte were in tow Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Atkins. who hav both been III, are
recovering Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Fuller
have returned home after spending a
week in Essex and W~illiston.-Mrs. E. J..
Berry of Essex Junction visited in town
Tuesday.
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FAIRFAX.

The Woman's Home Missionary society
met Wednesday, afternoon with Mrs.
Emma Vincent.-Miss Adah Currie of
Saranac Lake. N. ", formerly of this
place. is visiting friends in town.-Har-
old Conner of Alburg is passing the
weekend with his parents.-Miss Pearl
White spent Sunday with friends in
Fletcher.-Mar Ryan has accepted a
position with a railroad company on
Long Island and will be stationed at
A~magansett. l.. I. He goes at once
George Vincent of Swanton spent Sunday
with his family.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Boyce. Jr.. Of Providence, II. l., were
weekend guests of his sister. Mrs. ID. ].
Stevens.-About Is young people from
this place attended the play and chicken
pie supper in Fletcher Saturday night
Miss Ruth Butler was at home from the
Johnson normal school over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. NJ. Gregory Of Georgia
were guests Of MI. and Mrs. G. c. Paris
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs. Jennie Covey. Mrs. Cannon and
Mr.. and Mrs. Durgen from Manchester.
N. H., were at H.. T.. Blake's last week.
George Granger was severely injured
in a fall from the end pier of the bridge
last Saturday night.-Mr. n Mrs. c. e.
Osgood returned to Petersham. Mass,
Wednesday after visiting Mr.. Osgood's
brother, Cowie Osgood.
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SHELBURNE.

The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Thompson in East Shelburne gave them
a farewell party Tuesday EVENINGS.
Sheridan will soon commence his work
In the store Of !. H.. Deyett as clerk
j. II. Dubuc is able to sit up a little
willie every day. Sunday was his 85th
Bit thday and he received many callers,
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ST. GEORGE.

Earl Aver is in Naturalization Sweeney
has NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aver has been
confined to the house a few days by ill
ness.-Mrs. Lawrence Wellinger and
daughter, Jennie, were In Burlington Sat-
urday.-S. w. Tomlinson was in Richmond
Saturday.
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JERICHO

The Lottie Ufford Missionary society
met with Miss Florence Buxton Friday
afternoon and elected officers as follows:
President. Mrs. George Hulburd: vice.
president, Mrs. Max Buzzell; secretary.
Miss Florence Buxton; treasurer, Miss
Florence Day; directors, first. Mrs. Leon
Morgan; second. Belle r.. Parsons; third.
Miss SADIE Foster: fourth, Edythe NJ.
Perry; flower committee. Miss Florence
Day. Miss Lena Varney. Mrs. Clifton
Buxton.-Miss Ella Rogers was an over
Sunday visitor at the home of her par
ents in Cambridge.-The ladies of the Red
Cross Branch will hold their sale next
Friday afternoon and evening. Those
having articles for the same please cave
at the home of Mrs. f. b. williams by
Thursday at the latest.-The grammar
school contributed 81 toward the war IL
brary fund.-Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rice
Of North Cambridge and Mr.. and Mrs.
Otis Sherman of Jacksonville were at
the home of Lorenzo w. Rice Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. G. Nay are visiting rel
Rtives In Canada.-Miss Myrtle Algers,
who has been working at Sugar Hall, N.
H., has returned to her Frank
Finn and Lloyd Hulburd. who enlisted
In the navy last April. have been called
and left last Friday morning for Boston
and thence to Bumkin Island.-Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Schillhammer and daughter.
Flinor, were visitors Saturday and Sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Blondin in Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Story and daughter Of Westford
were visitors Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter REHABILITATION
S%chillhammer returns to the University
of Vermont. in Burlington. Tuesday,
Mrs. Flora White n daughter. Rena
spent Tuesday in Burlington.-Mrs. How
ard of Johnson has been visiting at tho
home of Mr.. and Mrs. LOOMS Terrill.-
Mrs. Lucian Howe of st. ~Johnsbury II
visiting friends in town for a few days
-The Missionary society of the Congre
gational Church met with Mrs. Woodruff
Friday afternoon to tie on a quilt.-Th'
Rev. Earl Wilbur of Berkeley. Cal, Il
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. #
Wilbur.-L. C. Stevens was a business
visitor In Burlington Monday.-Mrs. Net
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MILTON BOEO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Mills of Lynn,
Mass. are at the home of Mr.. Mills
brother, r. Z. Mills.-Mr. and Mrs. Sgd
ney Gordon and two SOM were at East
Georgia Sunday.-Mrs. Bissitte and son,
Irving, are visiting her daughter. Mrs.
o. II. Wright.-George Stanley returned
to Burlington Monday.-The heavy rains
are rotting potatoes.-Grace Watson was
at home from Montpelier high school over
SUNDAY
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters met We'd
nesday with Mrs. 1. G. Elliott.-E. 8.
Brooks is moving from st. Adams to the
Haynes farm on Dorset street, which he
recently purchased. His family is at the
home of Mrs. Brooks sister, Mrs. j. A.
Watkins.-A party consisting of Sullivan
Mitchell, B. E. Lawrence and II. e.
Taft motored to Westport. N. Y, Satur-
day. returning Sunday night.-Miss Luella
Wheeler has been called to Fort Macarthur
In Waco, Texas, in the capacity of nurse
by the Red Cross society and left for
that place Tuesday noon.
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FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. George Uttley Of Chicago. who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Harry Doane.
left this week for her home. Mrs. Franh
Start Of Jeffersonville was at the home
of her sister, Mrs. s. Allen Soule Tuesday.
Mr.. n Mrs. Alfied Turkey returned
home Tuesday from GREEN'S Corners
Augustus Jordan Of the 101st machine gun
battalion of Mantle, Conn.,, arrived Sat-
urday at his home here on a 72-hour fur
lough.-Mrs. Chester Nye Of Pawnee, Neb..
who has been visiting relatives In Ver-
mont. has returned home.-A daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Minor.
September 2S.-Henry Merrill of Williston
was in town NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. have
begun their work on the barn of Mrs.
Katherine Fitzgerald, to replace the one
struck by lightning.
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CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Pierce visited Mr..
and Mrs. Felix Stokes in Randolph the
last Of the week, returning home Sunday.
Mrs. Mitchell Russell visited her daugh-
ter. Mrs. lila Lewis, in DuXbury Tuesday.
and Mrs. Richard Fielder and chill
dren of Burlington were over-Sunday
guests of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Fielder.-Mrs Elsie Hill will en-
terrain the Circle at the hall next We'd
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WILLISTON.

The Ladies' Union Aid met with
Mrs. Hiram 1sham yesterday at 2:3O
o'clock-Miss Sadie Rochell, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Sadie Krans the past
three weeks. returned to her home in
Jericho Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Lawson
Lamson from Burlington and other rela-
tives from out of town attended the COM
munity church day held here Thursday.
Mrs. Dayton Webster and daughter,
Margaret. who have been spending part
of the past summer with Mrs. Carrie
Merrill. have gone to their home In
B%rookline. Mass.-The Rev. inc Mrs. B.
NJ. Ken from Rutland spent two days of
last week in town calling on many Of
their friends.-Mrs George Goodrich is In
Richmond with her daughter. Mrs. Her.
bert Stockwell.-Mrs. Sarah Leaf goes to
Burlington this week to spend the fall
with her daughter. Mrs. Hiram Gregory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown from Bur-
lington were guests of Mrs. George Bonn
bard last Sunday.-Among those who took
part in the community church day ex-
~ercises were the Rev. B. NJ. Kent, the Rev.
c. X. Tracy. Mrs. Wright of this place,
who represented the Red Cross. and Mrs.
Powers from Richmond. the Kings
Daughters.-Miss Adelaide Merrill from
Burlington spent last Sunday at her old
home here.
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TING

Mrs. S.. E. Kenyon entertained the
Kings Daughters Tuesday MIR. and Mrs.
Charles McGaffey of Burlington have
been spending the past week in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis have been visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Pierce.
Mrs. E.. H. Kinds and daughter. Mrs.
Fuller, went to Colchester Friday to visit
Mrs. F. S. Marvin.-Mrs Beeman and
daughter. Mrs. Hagar. Of Waukou. Iowa.
are visiting the formers son. DR.. F. d.
Falby, and family.
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Sunday.-The Fairfax branch Of the
American Red Cross sent to Boston Octo-
Der 5. 80 pairs socks, 81 pairs wristlets, II
scarfs and six sweaters to be distributed
Vermont soldiers. TIL society
will hold its annual meeting and elec-
ton Of officers at the Red Cross rooms
Tuesday, October 16 at 800 p. m. An
nual reports will be read.
News has been received Of the birth Of
a daughter to the Rev. and Mrs. M. b.
Harris at the Mary Fletcher hospital. Bur.
lington.-Karl Gray and Harry r. Hunt,
both graduates of the class Of 1917, b. F.
A., left town September "a to take up wire
and wireless telegraphy at Dodge In
stitute, Valpasiso, 1ndiana.-Efoward Row
land. who was recently married, is going
TO housekeeping in the stone house on
North Main street.-A daughter was born
sunday Sept. 30 to Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
Ellsworth on the Thatcher road
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The Jimmie Sisters quartette. first at
traction OF the lecture course given by the
Cooperative Lyceum Bureau of Spring.
field. Mass. under the auspices of INT
Grange. will appear on Monday evening.
October Is, in the Grange hal.-Don Lang
has returned from the cantonment at
Aver. Mass. having been discharged owing
to physical disability.-Dr. and Mrs.
Burnett, who have been spending the sum-
mer at the home Of Mrs. Burnett's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. e. A.. Norier. LAY
returned to Kirksville. Me-, where Mr..
Burnett is connected with an osteopath
school and hospital.-G. w. Bowen has
sold his farm to Luther Kinney.-Mr. and
Mrs. o.. II. Stanley are visiting Mrs.
Stanley's father. o. w. Bowen. in Newark
Valley. n. Y.
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SHELDON.

Miss Zula Smith went to Manchester. N.
H., last week to attend school.-Mr. and
Mrs Walter Ladeoux. Mrs. Lewis Valle-
court, Mrs. Lewis Bocash. Mrs. Elmer
Doner, Mrs. Samuel Nichols. Peter Bo-
cash. all of this place. and James Bocash
Of st. Adams attended the funeral of q
relative. William Philbrook Of Hardwick,
last Sunday.-Howard Ronney intends to
move his family soon to Henry Kittellu
house here at the village.-A daughter
born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Soules last
Thursday.-The Misses Grace n Laura
Mower. Luther Brown and Merrill Cor
well. who are attending high school at St
Adams. spent Saturday and Sunday at th<
home of their parents.-A c~hicken-pif
supper was held at w. c. Marsh's hall
last Wednesday evening for the beneht
Of the Methodist Church. There was a
large attendance.-Mrs. Lewis Bocash Is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. George Lloyd,
of East Fairfield.-Mrs Allen Kittell. who
has been visiting her son. Clifford Kittell.
for a few weeks, has gone to East Far-
field.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The house and barn on the small farm
belonging to Mrs. Emma Jewett were de-
stroyed by fire at about noon Monday.
The house was occupied by Mrs. Jewett's
son-in-law, Frank Cross, and family,
with whom she lived. The house took fire
from the burning barn, which was nearly
consumed before being discovered. The
silo nearby, being filled with damp ensi-
lage did not burn. Nothing was saved
from the barn and very little from the
house. There was some insurance. The
cause of the fire is not known.-Mrs. Cyrus
Cove of Crescent City. Fla. was the
guest Of relatives in Charlotte Sunday
The family of Ernest Sterling is enjoying
a tardy supply Of garden peas from day
to day, which failed to mature at the
proper time.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crow
ley Of Middlebury were weekend guests
of the former sister. Mrs. Daniel Hayes.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Poulin Thursday morning.-Charles Pal
mer Of Ferrisburg. who has been i'll for a
week at the home of John Hart at the
village. was taken to the home of his
daughter in Ferrisburg Thursday.-eun-
day, October IA. will be observed as rally
day at the Baptist Church. j. n. Barss Of
Vergennes will give an address.-Mrs Err
nest Sterling is suffering from an abscess
on one hand.-A. l.. Sherman of Burling-
ton has leased his farm on East street to
a man from Canada. who will take pos
session November 1.-Walter Horsford,
who has carried on A. L.. Sherman's farm
for three years. will move November I to
the old Horsford homestead on the main
street.-Mrs. Bertha Begor of Burlington
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Scott.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Holloway
and son of West Lebanon. N. Y, have
been visiting Mrs. Halloway's aunt, Mrs.
B.. j.. Carpentier.-Mrs. Andrew Thomas
and Miss Clara Harris. who have been
spending a week with their brother. Will
liam E. Harris. returned to Monkton Fri
day.-Mrs. Electra Cove is the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Lewis Beers.-The
Wideawake Mission Ban will meet at the
vestry Saturday afternoon.-William H.
Fonda of Austin, Texas. who has spent
the last six months in Ferrisburg. where
his early life was passed, has been visit
ing his nephew, H. s. Fonda. and Mrs.
Fonda before leaving for home.-C. F.
Cove has gone to Unadilla. N. Y. on a
business trip.-Miss Cynthia Cove is
spending the week In the home of her
brother, Clayton Cove.
At the Red Cross meeting. to be held
Thursday afternoon at Mrs. V%arney's. a
report of what has been done by the
members of the Charlotte chapter will
be read by the president, Mrs. J. p.
Ramsey.-Mr. and Mrs. Allan Carpenter
Of Morley. Cal. are guests of the formers
brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. F. w
Carpenter.-Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Carpen-
ter attended a reunion Of the Carpenter
family Sunday, which was held at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Carpenter
in Colchester.-A cablegram from Henry
w. Putnam was received last Friday by
his grandparents, DR.. w. II. II. Varney
and Mrs. Varney. announcing the safe
arrival in port of the steamship on which
he sailed for France three weeks ago.
Mr.. Putnam's work is in the forestry
department.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Recent guests in town we're v. L. Elrick
and A. H. Elrick of Barton. c.. A. Elrick
of Boston. Fl. A.. Elrick, NJ. w. Thomas
and X. H.. Freer of Richford at the homo
Of E. ii. Chamberlin; Mr.. and Mrs
Myron Wilson n son of Richford at the
home of Arthur Wilson; Mr.. and Mrs.
r. p. Olmstead of North Berkshire at
the home of E. w. Olmstead; NJ. X. Judd,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Wright and daugh-
ters, Kathryn. Dorothy and Gwendolyn.
of Montgomery Center at the home OF
II. r. Olmstead: c. l.. Reed and MIR.
Powers of Richford at the home of r.. p.
Chamberlin.-The Ladies' Aid will serve
a harvest suppe in the church parlors
this evening.-Mrs. Hannah Wilson,, who
has passed the summer with relatives in
Massachusetts, and New Hampshire, has
returned home.-W. o. Stafford has moved
his family to Richford, where he has EN-
ployment.-Mr. and Mrs. Carmi Peas and
daughter. Dorothy. visited in Craftsbury
last week.-E. Ii. Chamberlin n K. u.
Olmstead were in St. Adams Monday
A. H.. Wilson n Reuben Wilson were
in Lowell several days last week.
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UNDERHILL.

Mr.. and Mrs. L.. II. lockwood
Of Greeneld, Mass. are guests of
their parents for a Week.-Mrs. Bernice
Allen was an over-Sunday visitor in JEFF
fersonville.-Mrs. Mary Wakeneld and
niece. Miss Hogan, Of Burlington, called
on friends in town Saturday.