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ISLE LA NOTE.

The local Red Cross shipped to Bose
ton October a box containing six shout.
der wraps, six hospital shirts. ten CONF
fort pillows. IL fracture pillows. fouf
sweaters, three mufflers three helmets
five pairs wristlets. ten pairs service
socks four pairs bed socks, two 3-yard
knitted bandages, three pairs nurses
mitts, four dozen handkerchiefs, four doz-
en- wash cloths and II comfort bags
Grand Isle County's contribution to the
War Library Fund has reached total
of $7701.
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CHARLOTTE.

Several mon are guarding the road be-
tween Charlotte and Ferrisburg on &C
count Of repairs.-1ra Booska. manager
Of the Shefiiield Slawson- Decker COM
pany' plant, is taking his annual vaoa-
tion.-John Lewis has gone to Springfield.
Mass, to attend the annual dairy show.
MIR. and Mrs. Francis Doty and two
children, who have been visiting Mrs.
Doty's brother, w. L. Doner. returned
to their home in Keeseville. n. Y.-Fred
Croto Is spending a few weeks with his
niece. Mrs. Charles Wolfe.-Mrs. Bert
Munnette has gone West on business.-
Mrs. Louise Adams Of South Burlington
spent Columbus day with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mollison.
F. E. Goodwin.-The many friends OF MISS
Gladys Richards are pleased to know
that she will soon leave the st. Adams
hospital.-Miss Olive Hatch of Bristol,
Conn.,, Is a guest of Mrs. Hobart Rich
ards.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

At a meeting Of the Womans Christian
Temperance Union held Saturday after
noon these officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Marion Chambcrlin; first vice.
president, Mrs. Nellie Gilbert; second
vice. president, Mrs. Lii Hammond: sec
rotary, Miss Marion Gilbert: treasurer,
Miss Carrie Dewing; superintendent OF
the departments, Evangelistic and Sun
day school. Mrs. Phebe Olmstead; social
and red letter days. Mrs. Sarah Olmstead;
medical temperance and anti-narcotic.
Mrs Gertrude johnson; flower mission,
Miss Ruth Olmstead: press. Mrs. Ina
Glidden; scientihd temperance instruc-
ton and legislation. Mrs. Carrie Peter
son, The union voted to contribute to
the furnishing of the house at Aver
Mass, which the Massachusetts, w. c.
T. u. has purchased TO be used as rest
room and home for relatives OF the men
at Camp Devens, who visit them. also tc
be used as sort Of home for the soldiers
themselves.-Mr and Mrs. f. B. Olmstead
visited at Abbotts Corner. Que. last week
Mr., and Mrs. w. c. Ellsworth, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. C.. Ellsworth ana daughter went
to Brandon Sunday. caalled there by the
death of Mrs. e. c. Ellsworth's brother
in-law.-Mrs. Z. w. Olmstead and sor
!, visited In Franklin over eunday.-Mrs
Carmi Peas and daughter are visiting II
Richford. Guests In town recently were
Mr., and Mrs. c. N. Chamberlin and
daughter. Iris. of North Pinnacle. Que. a
the home of r. p. Chamberlin; Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson Berry and daughter. Clarence
Berry Of Richford. Charles and Elisa
beth Collins of Berkshire at the home o.
James Collins: Mrs. Ida Whitney o.
Swanton at the home Of Il. II. Chamber
lin: Mrs. Orissa Pratt at the home OF
| II. Stafford; Mrs. Alma Aver at the hom'
OF p. c. Hammond.-Mr. and Mrs. 3. n
Whitman. Lawrence and Grace whit
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. IL. Chamoerhn
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Glidden ana chiidNl
nave attended the evangelistic meeting
at Montgomery Center. conducted b.
Lewis 4, Smith. Mr.. Smith was here II
the early part of the summer.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Raymond Japan. young man in the
employ of Z. w. Butler. while doing
tricks in the barn Saturday, fell and
broke one arm.-The Misses Ovitt OF
Enosburg. who have returned to college
here. visited their cousin. Mrs. watkins,
last Thursday.-H. r. Tilley and family
spent Saturday and Sunday at their
place In Jericho.-Mrs. W, II. Heath
of Hardwick IL in town. Her mother
Mrs. Bromley, will accompany her home
for a visit.-Roy Gale of Plainf1eld was a
guest of Harley Watkins last week.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

The meeting in opera hall Sunday
. ,..rnoon. which was addressed by Con-
.rss.man Greene and Editor Cushing
,rss in every way worthy Of the occa-
s,on. A double male quartet. led ny
nv II Yaw. with G. +. Rawson accom-
,,a r,.t. led the singing, which was OF
,e.tr,ot,c character. The band also rem
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MONTGOMERY.

The subject Sunday morning at the
Methodist Episcopal Church will be
Bonds or Bondage address to young
people, "A Bird of the Bible" The eve
ming service will be dispensed with in or
der to give all a chance to hear Evan
gelist Lewis e. Smith at Montgomery
Center.-Mr and Mrs. E. W. Combs and
son, Don, have returned from visiting
friends in Arlington and Worcester. Mass.
Miss Martin of Waterbury visited re-
Gently at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. 8.
Parker.-Mrs. N. 8. Parker. Miss Parker
and Second Lieutenant Parker and the
Rev. 8. Thornton motored to Sheldon
Friday and returned with Miss Lucy Par
ker.-Harold Domino of Boston visited
his parents hcre last Monday and Tues
day.-Clayton Fuller spent the weekend
at Richford.-Mrs. Peter Bolt went Tues
day to st. Adams for consultation with
DR.. Davison.-Mrs. Eli Shangraw is quite
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Lettie Tomlinson, who teaches
school in Bolton. and Miss Ida Tomlinson.
who attends school in Richmond. passed
the weekend with their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs S. U. Tomlinson.-Mr. and Mrs. o.
+. Clough of Monkton were In town last
week-Earl Aver returned Sunday from
weeks stay in Milton, where he has been
earring potatoes and approximation
Sweeney is gaining Mrs. Abbie Shea has
returned to Boston after spending the
summer with her daughter, Mrs. G. G..
Hinsdale, at "Hinsdale Manor"
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Ralph A. Burns was badly injured a
few days ago, when his automobile
turned turtle. In some way he lost
control of the steering-gear and the
machine rolled over two or three
times, pinning him beneath it. While
no bones were found to be broken
he suffered severe cuts and bruises
Mrs Matthew Casey was taken to the
hospital Monday for an operation.
which was performed Tuesday morn
ing.-The body of Harmon Terrill. a
former resident, who died at Waterbury
Sunday, was brought here Monday eve
ming. Funeral services were held at
the Methodist Episcopal Church Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock, with burial
in the cemetery at this place. Mr.. Ter
rill was about 81 years old.-Mr. and
Mrs. Denis Ryan have sold their place
to John Egan.-Great difficulties are
encountered in harvesting crops be-
cause of the continued rains and all
round bad weather. The bean crop, OF
which there was greater acreage
than in previous years. in most every
instance will be total failure. as II
Is impossible to dry the vines.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Fred Riley of Highgate Falls. was a
recent visitor at his sisters, Mrs. David
Saultus.-Maynard A. Davis. manager Of
the Brockton, Massachusetts Public
Market. was a recent visitor at the
homes of Charles Farnsworth and Smith
G. Davis.-Arthur Pond of Richford was
a business visitor in town Tuesday
Alta Dix is visiting in Cambridge.-The
special series of meetings being conducted
by Evangelist Lewis E. Smith at the
Baptist Church are largely attended, at
the Mems meeting Sunday morning every
seat was filled. Another meeting will
be held next Sunday for men.
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HUNTINGTON.

G. NJ. Norton has sold his farm to A. j..
and A. G.. Swinyer for $12,0OO.-Mr. and
Mrs. c. J. Smith and Mrs. Sarah Sher-
man were in Barre over Sunday.-Miss
Leila Dwire is in the hospital, having had
an operation for appendicitis.-The Rev.
Mr.. Adams will speak here Sunday after
noon at two o'clock.-Mrs. w. w. Ben
way is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Briggs
in Rutland.-Mrs. /. l.. Morse is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norton.-Fred
German and family are moving to
Charles Ober's house.-Mrs. Alton Ken
Won entertains the Kings Daughters next
uyaek Wednesday,,
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MILTON BOEO.

Mrs. Thomas Shean Ia at the home Of
her son, John Shean.--Dennis Kaeton is
moving to Petty Brook" and will work
for Edwin Slblcy. Ned Kaeton IL moving
into A. b. Woods tenencnt.-Mr, and
Mrs. Heman Gregory and Mr.. and Mrs.
M. c. Bevins were at the home Of Ernest
Elmer Sunday.-Mrs. Rhoda Goodwin
spent n few days last week with her son,
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FRANKLIN.

Emerson w. Shedd spent the weekend
in Ferrisburg and Burlington.-Miss Ella
Randall has been the guest Of Mrs. Anna
Wilson of Richford for few days.
Ernest Messier has purchased his father
farm and has rented it to Frank Wood
Miss Jessie Gutterson is a guest Of Miss
Helen Whitney for few days.-Clarence
Mayo. who has been working for c. w.
Gates. the past season. has moved back
70 SWanton.
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ALBURG.

A patriotic rally will be held in Flynnli
hall at Alburg Station in Alburg at eight
o'clock Saturday evening, October ~
State Senator N. K. Martin. Of Alburg,
has charge of the arrangements and wilt
preside. One or two speakers not yet
announced will take part in the programs
In addition the Rev. Father La Chance
Of Alburg and State Senator Martin s.
Villas of Burlington will give addresses.
An attractive musical program will be
rendered. Everyone is invited to come
and to invite his friends to be present
to make the meeting the largest held in
Alburg in many years.
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Sunday with his sister, Mrs. q. L. Nich-
OILS. The health Of Mrs. Hattie Nichols
does not seem to be gaining from the elec~
trical treatment as her family hoped.
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SHELBURNE.

The farm Of Landers and Friend has
been sold to William Wells of Bridport,
Conn.-Mrs. Leon Hines is visiting her SIS
ter in Barre.-Mrs. James Collier and son
have returned from weeks visit In Bur-
lington.-Mrs. Susan Bailey of Winthrop
N Y, and Miss Susie Reynolds OF Barre
spent the weekend with Mrs. Charles
Reed.-The ladies Of Trinity Church Guild
are planning to make comfort bags for
the boys enlisted from shelburne. There
are about eighteen in number. Ralph
Narcotic and Louis Collect are the last
to Join. They are at the University OF
Vermont in the signal corps.-The Misses
Vida, Marie and Fannie Bacon have Joined
Trinity Church choir.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Whitney Of Putnamville are spend
ing some time at G. E. Blair's. Mr.. Whit
ney is packing apples.-Airs. William Flet-
cher visited her mother in Middlebury
over Sunday.
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articles sent to Burlington. ~: estimated
value Of articles given to drafted mon.
~. A dinner for the beneft Of the Red
Cross will be served Thursday noon,
October 10. in Rublee's hall.
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FLETCHER.

Louis Clark and Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
Gillian we're visitors in Burlington Fri
day.-Mrs. Hattie Gray's two nieces from
Richford have been visiting here
Charles Parsons of Fairfax is visiting in
town-Mr. and Mrs. Ira Green spent
Sunday in Westford.
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WEST BOLTON

Mrs. William Mallow is recovering nicely
from an operation for tho removal OF
q tumor.-Mrs. Harriet Hall ia In a
weakened condition from severe hem
orrhages from the head.-Herbert Tomlin-
son has entered the freshman class OF the
University Of Vermont. Atkins OF
Jonesville visited at ]. H. Smiths last
week.-A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Guyette on October n-Miss
Mabel Hopkins spent the weekend with
her parents in Hinesburg.-Mr. and Mrs.
K. B. York. Madame York and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Darling visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Fielder in Waterbury Sunday.-Mrs.
Lucia Streeter has returned to Burling-
ton having spent the past month with
her sister. Mrs. Byron Jones.-Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Hall. who made a brief visit
to his parents. Mr. and Mrs. n. B. Hall
have returned to Glen Sutton. Can.-Fred
Sheridan il not as WELL
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SOUTH HERO.

The topic for the Christian EndeavoA
meeting this evening Is "Ministerina
to Christ."-"The Rice Pudding" thu
play which was to have been given
last week, will be given Friday ewes
ming. October 10, at the grammar school
at eight o'clock.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

There will be whist party at the NJ.
w. A. hall Saturday evening.-Mrs. Clara
Norton has returned to her work In Bur-
lington after spending the summer vaca-
ton at the home of her father G. w.
Brewster.-Mrs. Minnie La Fountain of
West Swanzey. N. H., is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Henry Russell-James Phillips
and family and Alfred Jimmo visited
friends in Montpelier Saturday and Sun
day.-Mrs. Laura Hammer OF Keene. N.
Y. is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harold
Walton.-Mrs. Mary Pilling of Burke. n
Y, is a guest at the homes OF r. A.
Norton and 8. J. Randall this week.
The Rev. Mr.. Adams Of Ira will speak
here Sunday morning at 1880 o'clock.
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FAIRFAX.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Goodall received
October II letter postmarked Septem-
Der % from their son, Allen Goodall, tell
ing of his safe arrival at "some PLACE in
France."-The Fairfax Red Cross sent a
box to Boston October ct. L. Marvin
spent the weekend in Boston. Mass
Mrs. Lillian Bellows of Woodstock Is in
town, called home by the illness Of her
mother. Mrs. A. Curley.-Miss Winona
Trombly and Walter Shedd are visiting
relatives in Boston, Mass. and vicinity.
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WEST BERKSHIRE,

Notwithstanding the very disagreeable
evening Monday. the "Timmie Sisters"
we're greeted by a large and appreciative
audience.-0. W. Bowen is attending the
New England dairy exhibition in Spring.
Held, Mass. this week.-Mrs.. Ida whitney
OF Swanton visited her sister, Mrs. Gym
thia Thayer, few days recently.-Mrs.
Alice Jones and granddaughter. Bertha,
recently visited relatives in Swanton.-
Miss Eunice Stanley is visiting friends
In st. Albans.-The Sunday school will
hold social on Friday evening, october
26 at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. II.
Chaffee.-Mrs. q. c. Jolley was at her
former home In Swanton over Sunday.
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UNDERH1LL.

The Red Cross branch held it's annual
meeting at the w. r. c. hall October 10
and elected the following officers: Presi-
dent. Mrs Ira Thorp; vice-president. Mrs.
c. E. scribner; secretary, Mrs. c. w. Rice;
treasurer. Mrs. H. L. Colegrove; finance
committee, c. H. Hayden. c. f. Scribner.
Mrs. J. s. Rogers; supply committee. Mrs
Hayden. Mrs. Knight. Mrs. sturges;
membership committee. Mrs. Knight
Mrs Ina Prior, Mrs. Moulton;
civil relief committee. Miss Alice
Aver, Miss Hope scribner, J. e. Foster,
A. H. Sturges. Mrs. Palmer was elected
honorary president. The treasurer re-
ported s210.4S in the treasury. Ten AZ
ghans have been sent to Boston since the
exhibit on field day and a large box Of
hospital supplies and knit articles. The
members Of the Red Cross wish to thank
everyone who helped about the field day
and made It a success.-Miss Myrtle Jones
Of Hyde Park Is a visitor In tOwn.-Lyle
Jones Of Cambridge Is visiting his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. z. ]. 0allup.-H. j.
Metcalf and Mrs. Emma Metcalf are ILL.,
Mrs, II. ]. Mead returned from Keene. N.
H.. last week. where she had been visit
ing.
Mrs. A. M. Palmer, who has been
seriously i'll. is slowly recovering.-Miss
Florence Russin Of Burlington is spend
ing a few days in town.-G. w. Benedict
and family visited friends In st. Albans
Sunday.-The funeral Of Mrs. Emma Met
calf, who died Saturday was held at
the home Of H. j. Metcalf Tuesday, the
Rev. Sturges officiating. Interment was
in the village cemetery.-Mrs. Max Bessey
and daughter, Virginia. are guests of her
mother. Mrs. Frances Edwards.-Miss
Luna Gleason returned to her work at
Thompsons Island, Tuesday after spend
ing a two weeks vacation with her
mother, Mrs Elva Gleason.-Mrs. A. c.
Humphrey is ill.-Mrs. Lettie Washburn
is the guest of Mrs. Ella j. Whitcomb for
a few days.-A. H. Metcalf of Stowe visit
ed his parents this week.-Mrs.. G. L.
Mcbride Of Burlington is spending few
days with her daughter, Mrs. c. NJ
Henderson.-There will be a dance al
Hotel Sinclair Friday evening.
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JERICHO.

Mrs. Cora Smith Is spending few
days with friends and relatives IN Roy
alton.-Edward Martin and Howard Ring
have gone to Manchester. N. H.-Mrs.
Bertha Curtis. who has been visiting at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcclure
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Jordan. has re-
turned to her home in Cambridge.-Mrs.
Martha Petite, who has been visiting IN
Greensboro. has returned to her home
Mrs. Carrie jackson of Underhill was a
visitor Thursday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Jordan.-Mrs. Lucy Prior has
been visiting friends for few days at
Underhill Center.-Mrs. Ernest Como,
who returned from the Fanny Allen hos
pital recently. is gaining slowly.-Harry
Chappell Of New York city. student at
| the University Of Vermont, was recent
visitor at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Hawley.-Mrs. Lucia Howe. who has
| been visiting in town. has returned to st.
| Johnsbury.-Bert Mattress. instead OF 60
| ing to France, as he expected. has been
assigned to the postoffice department OF
the aviation camp in Texas where he
has been for some weeks.-Madam Ellen
Percival. who is in a serious condition.
is no better.-The total amount of the
| war library fund from this village Is
| $A.57.-Mrs. Harmon Howe. who has been
l visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Packard and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Hawley the past few days. has returned
to her home at Loon Lake.-Mrs. Field.
who has been living with her sister. Mrs
Sarah Packard. has gone to Boston to
live.-The Rev. Mr.. Hemingway Of
Charlotte will exchange pulpits with the
Rev. william Cashmere next Sunday
J Miss Minnie Haskins. who has been Wis
iting friends in town the past few weeks,
returned to her home in Richmond Mon
, day-Services at the Congregational
Church for evening will commence
| at seven. instead of 1880. for the
: winter.-Clara Styles. who Is at
, tending Mount st. Mary's Academy in
| Burlington. spent a few days Of last week
. with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. N
Stygles.-The sale given by the ladies
Of the Red Cross Circle last Friday aft
ernoon and evening was a success there
being nearly $s7 taken in.-Mr. and Mrs
Leon Buxton and three children of Bur
lington are visiting at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson Curtis.-Mr. and Mrs
lC. e. Scribner entertained large mum
. Der of their friends at their beautifu
summer home Sunday evening. DR.. Al
len entertained the guests by a lecture OF
his life in the q years he was consul II
4 Corea. He was doctor for the imperla
: family. He showed some very fine pic
lures. The lecture was very much en-
= joyed. After the talk there were refresh
:, | pants and music
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HILL WEST.

The cottage meeting will be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Murray
Friday evening. LaPlant was in thin
place Sunday.-Charles Bailey returned
from the Canadian Northwest Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Bashaw and family
spent Sunday at John Monteith's.-Henry
sylvester and Austin McGrail were busi-
ness visitors in Morrisville several days
last week. Mr.. Sylvester purchased a pair
of oxen and Mr.. McGrail some sheep
Frank and Heman Wetherby were BUSH
ness visitors in Enosburg Falls Monday.
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BERKSHIRE.

Harry S. Dolan. William Dolan and
Percy Stowe have returned from the Ca
madam Northwest. where they went
through the harvesting.-Miss Lucille
Deuel. Of Alburg and Hugh Kinney of this
place were married Thursday. October II.
Bert Zero is at home for few days
from Camp Devens Aver. Mass.-Olin
Young has moved into II. ]. Tracy's tene-
ment house-George Demar was In Nor
risville Monday and Tuesday on business.
The Dorcas society met with Mrs. o. F..
Kinney Wednesday. October H.-Mrs. L..
Frances Jolley. Mrs. George Demar and
Howard Demar were in Burlington Tues
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MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Minckler and two
daughters of Grand Isle were over
sunday guests Of his brother. George
Minckler.-The remains of Mrs. Julia
MCGEE. a former resident. were brought
mere from Oak Bluffs. Mass. and In
TERED beside her husband and daugh-
Tar in the family lot In the village
cemetery Sunday. Mrs. MCGEE was 50
years old.-Mr Martelle. father OF WILL
liam Martelle. died Monday. The BODY
was taken to Grand Isle. where the
services were held and tho intermen'
mads Wednesday.-Mrs. Laura Wells Il
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mr. and Mrs. Aldrich Of Lyndonville
are visiting at the home Of o. A. Field
Mrs. Julia Archambault Of Burlington is
the guest Of her niece. Mrs. o. A. Boucher
w. II. Cook has purchased the home Of
Mrs. Ella Shattuck and will take possess
sion November Mrs. Hattie Prouty of
Lynn, Mass, visited old friends in town
last week.-Mrs.. Flora Atchinson of
Somerville, Mass. formerly Flora Hull of
this town, visited friends in town last
week,
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SWANTON.

Tho Liberty Loan rally at the town hall
Saturday evening was fairly we'll attend
ed. The Rev. F. Wilson Day called the
meeting to order. After outlining the aims
Of the rally he introduced ]. M. Carroll
Of Boston. representative Of the Federal
Reserve bank, who spoke at some length
OF the financial side Of the Liberty Loan
The Hon. Charles H. Darling followed
with an interesting statement of what is
being done In this world war by England,
France. Canada and Italy. His talk on
what little Italy had done and was doing
was instructive. Mr.. Darling closed with
az impassioned appeal for the patriotic
support Of every citizen Of the United
States in this great crisis when the aid
Of the struggling countries so greatly
need the support and aid Of this country.
John Quinn, who was operated on for
appendicitis at st. Adams few weeks
ago. is expected back home this week.
The Rev. Mr.. Denny of Enosburg Falls
preached at Holy Trinity Church Sunday
, in exchange with the Rev L. S. Stone.-.
Some of the Grand Trunk officials from
| Montreal were here Sunday coming by
| special train. After a brief stop they went
to Rouses Point.-Potatoes are quoted
| here at from 81 to SLIPS a bushel
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ST. ALBANS.

at the home Of Mr.. Elricks mother. Mrs.
w, 3. Freer.
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GEORGIA..

The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist
Church met with Mrs. Cornelius Luglig
Wednesday for dinner.-Hewitt Lasher.
youngest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Lasher. who has been critically i'll with
scarlet fever and blood poisoning, Is a
little better.-Miss Inez Patton, who is
teaching in East Enosburg, was week.
end guest Of her sister, Mrs. w. A. Post.
Mr.. and Mrs. Park Newton spent Sum
day in Westford.-Homer Wilbur return
ed to the training camp in New York
after spending a few days furlough with
his mother, Mrs. Frances Wilbur,