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NORTH HERO.

Mrs. Emil Suter and daughter Vera
of Swanton. who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Clark for the past few
days, returned to their home Monday
Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Quinlan and
daughter Florence have closed camp
and returned to their home in Newburg,
n. Y.-Mrs William Hyde visited her
daughter, Mrs. f. Mention Rockwell, in
Rouses Point last week.-Mrs.. Warren
Clark is confined to the house by illness.
The Sunday school picnic that was to
be held Labor day was postponed until
Saturday of this week.-Mr and Mrs John
Kingsbury of Sudbury are visiting his
mother, Mrs Ida KinEsbury, for a few
days.-Miss Iva Tudhope left for her
school in Franklin Sunday.-Mrs Clifford
Tassie was called to St. Adams Monday
on account of the serious illness of her
father. Rathborn Donaldson.-Howar
Tudhope has returned to Detroit, Mich,
after spending the past two weeks the
guest of his parents.-Mrs. Warren Clark
who has been confined to the bed for the
past week, Is able to sit up.-Mr. and Mrs
Wayne Hazen are spending few days
in Boston.-C +. Hazen died at nine
O'Clock Tuesday evening after suffering
from another shock.-Mr. and Mrs Walter
st. Onge are parents OF a daughter-Ths
Rev. Thornley, Smith. who is spending q
few days as the guest of the Rev. Allen
Kirkness. will preach in the Methodist
Episcopal Church Sunday morning or
1.-THE Divine Shepherd" study In Psalm
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

Town Clerk Fred e. Smith. who had
been III long time, died at his home
Wednesday Aug. %. He was the only
son of the late Levi l.. and Laura Weston
Smith. His age was nearly So years. He
was n native and lifelong resident Of this
village He is survived by his wiA, and
mother and one daughter. Miss Dorothy
Raymore Smith. The funeral was held
at his late home Sunday at one o'clock.
Town clerk. F. f. Smith. who died at
his home August 20. had been In failing
health for a long time. He was the only
son of the late Levi l.. and Laura Weston
Smith, and was nearly SO years old He
was native and lifelong resident Of this
village. The funeral was held Sunday
afternoon at his late home. The Rev. H.
c. Howard. assisted by the Rev. F. b.
Hyde, officiated. The burial was in the
family lot in the Jeffersonville cemetery
The Rev. NJ. +. Shafer and son have re-
turned to Wrentham. Mass.-The Morse
family spent Sunday at Thompson
were called to North Troy Wed
nesday by the serious illness of
his sister.-Miss Cora Page has gone
to spend week with her sister. Mrs.
Leonard Smith at Wells River.-Mss Mat
tie Wilcox spent the past week at Queen
City park-Mrs F. L. Hawley returned
to Manchester Friday.-Wesley Smith OF
Company c from Bakersfield was a guest
| at the Rev. Il. B. Hyde's at the parson-
age Thursday.-M. n. Dodge of Essex
was the guest Of his sister, Mrs. Wilcox,
| over Sunday.
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CAMBRIDGE.

The Red Cross society has sent In to
headquarters 13 pair bed socks, Is Shout
der wraps two stretcher pillows. 26 dish
towels. q napkins. Is tray cloths. "a wash
cloths. two triangular bandages, Is frac-
ture pillows. eight pairs pajamas. eight
pillow cases.-J. T. Mcclure Of Jericho
was a visitor in town Friday.-Warner
Church of Essex was In town Wednesday.
DIR. F. II. Carter visited in Plainfield
last week.-Mrs. Conroy Leavens Of Essex
Junction Is visiting relatives in town.
Leighton Stafford Of Malone, n. Y, has
been spending the week in town.-Miss
Maude Griffin of Burlington is visiting
her mother. Mrs. Fred Plumner.-Linus
Leavens was called to Bennington Mon
day on business.-Miss Marion Newton
went Monday to Lyndonville, where she
has engaged to teach school.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Smith and daughter, Nellie,
are spending the week in northern New
York.-Miss Winnie Storey is visiting in
Alburg. Mrs. Mary Ellingwood has re-
turned from Waterbury, where she has
been spending the summer.-Harry Rey-
nolds Of Newport, r. l., spent Sunday
and Monday with his mother. Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Reynolds.-Mrs. F. M. Reynolds was
called to Morrisville Sunday by the death
Of her father. Mr.. Barrows.-Mrs. r. G.
Reynolds and children of Montpelier are
spending the week here.-Mrs. Hattie
Boyngton of Everett, Mass, was &
guest at W. M. Smiths Sunday.-Mrs,
Jane Wescott Of Waterville is a guest OF
Mrs. w. NJ. Smith.
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STOWE.

Douglass insolvency. Karl Mcmahon,
Arthur Hogan and Robert Joyce of Bur-
lngton. on a hike over the Long Trail,
were guests over Sunday at the homo
OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. f. Luce, The young
men left Monday morning for Mans
field on their way to Burlington by way
of underhill. Donald Mcmahon Of Dart
mouth accompanied them to Mansfield.
Mr.. Joyce is a director of the Red Cross
war fund. Messrs. insolvency and Nc
Mahon are nephews of Mrs. Luce-The
Lend-a-Hand club of the Congregational
Church met with Mrs. Willard F..
Cary at the lower village Wednesday
afternoon.-Oswald Barrows of New
York visited his mother. Mrs. E. A. Bar
rows. at Seven Springs over Sunday
Miss Grace Bigelow Of the Springfield
Mass, high school of commerce returned
to Springfield Monday after passing the
summer in Stoves. II. Wright of Fair
fax motored here Monday with his daugh-
ter. Miss Laura Wright. who will teach
the NTH grade. Mrs. +. T.. Wright accom-
panied them. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T.. Wright
have moved to Fairfax. where Mr..
Wright has employment at the electric
light station.-Miss Jennie Wells went to
Boston Tuesday on business trip, Miss
Wells will attend the New England Re-
tail Milliners' convention and opening on
the fifth and siXth.--Mr. and Mrs. Ora
Seaver. who have visited Mr.. Seaver's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Seayer.
returned to their home In West Somer-
Vile, Mass. Monday,-M. j. Backus went
Monday to Springfield. where he has en-
pioyment In a machine shop.-Dr. and
Mrs. X. II. Butterfeld and three children,
who have visited Mrs. Butterfeld's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. !. Il. Adams. returned
Sunday to North Troy. Mrs. Butterfield's
sister Miss Jessie Adams of Wellesley,
Mass. accompanied them.-At the regu-
lar meeting Of Mystic Lodge, F. and A.
NJ. Tuesday evening there was work
In the third degree.--Mrs. B. w. Thomas
and twin sons. Lloyd and Lyle, of Little
ton. N. H.. are visiting Mrs. Thomas
sister. Mrs. w. F. Cary.-Prof. and Mrs.
Affeck Of Springfield. Mass. who have
visited Miss Grace Bigelow. also visited
Mt. Mansfield. walking up from the Har.
lows and by way of the Long Trail 10
Smugglers' Notch and back to Hariow's.
They left Stowe by automobile Sunday
morning. expecting to make the trip to
Springfield that day.-The Rev. r. W..
Collins Of Moscow observed his s5th
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MORRISVILLE.

ID. w. Durgan and daughter Miss
Bertha Durgan. left Thursday evening for
Burlington. They will visit points in New
York State, after which they will go to
Colorado and on to California, where they
expect to locate-Mrs. Samuel Smith OF
Hardwick came Thursday evening for IA
short visit with her father, George War
rem, at Cadys Falls.--John Stewart OF
waterbury passed. Thursday and Friday
visiting his mother. Mrs. Eliza Broghal,
and friends in town.-Miss Margaret Nc
Donald returned Thursday evening from
vacation trip to Boston and other
Massachusetts ponts.--Mr. and Mrs. Orlo
Greeley OF Windsor were guests Thursday
OF the latter's aunt. Mrs. Nellie RUSSELL
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stenson returned
wednesday Aug. q. from an auto trip to
Newport. Rock Island and Sherbrooke,
r. q. They were accompanied home by
their uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Gighac or Rock Island.-Members or the
shooting club enjoyed spread at the
club house Thursday evenipg.-Mrs. Helen
Russell Bignell and guest. Miss Elenore
Lindquist of Manchester, N. H., who have
passed month with the formers mother
Mrs. Nellie Russell. returned Friday
william and Ernest Ward, Clarence Tay-
Tor. Carroll Silloway. Erwin Woodbury.
Earl Morrill, and Robert Whittmore came
Thursday evening on a "A hours leave OF
absence from Fort Ethan Allen for a visit
at the homes OF their parents.-The Rev
ana MRS. w. 7. Best returned Thursday
evening from visit OF several weeks al
their former home in Morristown. N. T.
w. u. McClintock went Friday to Bran
don, where he will Join II. II. C. Watson OF
New YORK and will go to Worcester. Mass,
10 attend the fair.-Miss Hazel Pope OF
greensboro Bend. who has been guest
tor several days Of Miss Freda noble
returned Friday.-Supt and Mrs. w. ~
beebe OF Proctor visited in town Friday
Mrs. Elmer Bailey of East Craftsbury'
who has visited the home of her sister
Mrs. c. T. Morrill,. went Friday TO Cabot
for visit with her sister. Mrs. Lssie
Drew.-Mr and Mrs. Bradley Thomas OF
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

+. w. Hall Of Greenville, Me-, also Mrs.
ling Of the same place are in town.-Mr.
nd Mrs. Kelton and Mrs. Hugh Herzog
e New York city visited Mt II. w. Kings
Ay's over Sunday.-F. Il. Hutchings, r.
Wright and family and w. j. Wright
nd family were in st. Adams Tuesday,
large number from here attended the
bgular Grange meeting at East Berkshire
tuesday evening by invitation OF the
orange Of that place.-Levi C. Desautels,
Fho for the past three months has been
Eorking in the Weldon National bank OF
Il. Adams, has severd his connection
nth that institution to accept n position
h the Union Market National Bank of
vatertown, Mass, where he will assume
lie new duties September sth He leaves
b-day for Woodsville. n. H.. to spend
|unday with his sister, Mrs. j. w. Jack
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ALBURG.

very pleasant and successful Sunday
school picnic was enjoyed by about 70
children and parents from Alburg Center
and Alburg Springs August q. The
party gathered at the Methodist Episco-
pal Church at Alburg Center and left
there in nine automobiles at ten o'clock,
motoring to Sand Bar bridge. where an
excellent luncheon was served. the Rev.
Mr.. Davis being in charge Of the party.
They then motored on through Milton,
Georgia. St. Adams, Swanton to West
Swanton. where Henry Blair ferrled the
entire party to the East Alburg shore.
Many thanks are extended to the Rev.
Mr.. Davis, A. j. Blair. w. E. Flynn,
V. G. Badger. Jay Haylett, Eugene Hon.
singer. Seth Honsinger Julius Scribner
and Frank Brown, who willingly filled
their cars to overlooking with children.
and to Henry Blair who 80 generously
gave the service of his ferry boat for
the occasion. The Sunday school and
party also thank the Rev. and Mrs.
Davis for planning the picnic.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. Scott Austin, Mrs. s. Ashton,
Miss Lou Sheppard Of East Highgate and
Miss Bertha Ellis of Boston and Miss
Bessie Bickford of Springfield. Mass.
were visitors at the homo of Mrs. NJ. ].
Odell last week.-Master Robert Bates OF
st. Adams has returned after spending a
week with his grandmother. Mrs. A. A,
Bates, and aunt, Mrs. V. G. Badger
Mrs. r. IL. Creasey and daughter Merle
of Milton are spending some time in town
visiting friends.-The Alburg Springs Sun.
day school gave lawn party al
Mrs. G. A. Creller's Tuesday evening.
G.. w. Sabre spent Monday in Burlington
on business.-Mr and Mrs. julius Whit
man Of Champlain,N. Y. spent Thursday
at the home, Of Gilbert Robinson.-Mrs
Henry Young Is enjoying two weeks
trip to Boston.-Miss Maude Robinson left
Friday night for Bloomington where she
will teach in the public schools the coming
term--Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Moore Of Perrys
Mills. n. Y. spent Thursday in town the
guests OF relatives.
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lAM0|LlE COUNTY
JOHNSON.

Smith HebD or Cambridge was in town
Thursday.-A Demerritt has purchased
the Freeman Boyer farm and taken
possession. Mrs. Boyer will make her
home with her daughter, Mrs Norman
ODER. on Gulf street.-Charles whiting has
moved into the b. A. Hunt house on Rail-
road street.-Eddie Walker has finished
work for Il. =. Jose and has employment
with z. H. Stearns & Son In the feed store
Ralph Brewster Of Cambridge called on
friends here Tuesday.-Mrs. II. b. Fom-
yeau Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John pippin. In Stowe.-Mrs f. G. Sher-
win OF Hyde Park visited in town the first
Of the Week.-Mrs. Carrie Carroll of JefYer
sonville visited Arthur Pike Wednesday,
Carroll Drown has returned to his home
in Midway, Mass.-Mrs. Moses Rushford,
who has spent several weeks with her sis
ter. Mrs. John Laraway. has returned to
her home In Omaha, Neb.-C. p. Jones and
wife visited II. A. Landon In South Hero
the first OF the week.-A. J. Saleeby has
commenced extensive repairs Of the old
Mcfarland store-The insurance COM
panies have all settled with c. II. Stearns
Il Son satisfactorily and work on "a new
and up-to-date grist mill on the old site
has commenced.-W. II. Stearns has pur-
chased the grist mill at East Fairfield and
will put up large building for storage
purposes. I. l.. Bailey will have charge of
same and, with his family. has moved
there.-Ernest Japan has employment
with G. M. Patch.-Lloyd Pearl. who IL a
member Of the band at Fort Ethan Allen.
spent Wednesday with his mother Mrs.
Hattie Pearl, here.
II. NJ. Maxfield and f. II. Sherwin at
tended the funeral Of Fred Z. Smith of
Jacksonville Sunday.-Miss Josie Drown
returned to her school In Brockton. Mass,
Friday.--Miss Fleet of Cambridge Mass,
Is visiting Miss Grace Waite.-E. f.
Holmes and wife have returned from Ar
lington, Mass. Her sister, Mrs. Harvey
McLenathan. returned with them. Mr..
Holmes purchased a new auto In Boston.
running It home.-Eugene Holmes OF
Burlington visited his wife here last
week.-Howard Waterman and Frank
Sylvester were at the Sherbrook fair last
week.-Mrs.. Towne Of Southboro, Mass.
has returned to her home after visiting
her sister. Mrs. Thomas Waterman
Charles Stevens and family have return
ed to her home after visiting her sister,
Mrs. Thomas Waterman.-Charles Ste
vens and family have returned afted visit
Ing his sister. Mrs. d. A. Barrows.--Mrs.
Thomas Waterman visited in Jericho last
week.-C. l.. Bishop and wife are away
| on their vacation. Il. II. Sherwin is taxi
ing Mr.. Bishops place in the station
Mr.. and Mrs. l. l.. Bailey and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Stearns were at Fort Ethan
Allen Sunday.-P. c. Sinclair of Spring
field, Mass. is visiting his brother. Will
liam.-W. II. Stearns was In East Fair
field Monday.-Miss Georgia Bailey went
to her school in Cambridge Monday,-Miss
Kate Kingsley returned to Burlington
Monday after visiting Mrs. Freeman
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Martha Rublee and daughter. Hat
e, who have assisted at Bluebird camp
uring the summer. returned to their home
h Enosburg Falls Saturday.-Miss Anna
lawrence and nephew, Jinsy, who have
cen passing several weeks at Bluebird
amp. returned Friday to Philadelphia
Hiss Helen Seely, who has been helper
Bluebird camp during the summer, went
friday to Worcester. Mass, for Il week
efore returning to her home In New York
Buchanan and two children,
hester and Barbara of New York city
re passing two weeks at Bluebird camp
Miss Mudgett. helper at Bluebird camp.
rent Monday to New York city with the
blowing children who have been passing
NO months at camp: Dick Morrow. Bet
Morrow. Wallace Embry. Emma Talbot,
tmbry, Betty Dickson, Hubert Perry and
Paula Greenbaum.--The Rev. c. j. Peter
pn and the boys of the Upstream club
vere at Lake Carmi. Franklin. last week.
MRS. George Wadleigh. who has been
listing relatives here. has gone to Cam
ridge. Mass. for a few weeks before re-
lrning to her home in Los Angeles. CAL
Yrs. H. b. Hanson, Mrs. l.. H. Button,
lice Button and Miss Mary p. Anderson
blended the play "Officer $685. given in
Pnosburg Falls Tuesday afternoon
frank Jenne and Walter JENNIE have gone
b the northwest for the harvest season.
howard Grant Is ill.--Robert Bruce. who
Is been visiting in the home of Mr.. and
Hrs. H. G. JENNIE with Mrs. Bruce. who
~ been passing the summer at home,
bturned TO their home in Gardner Mass,
vednesday.-A daughter was born Au-
(ust Is to Mr.. and Mrs. Addie Combs.-A
pm was born August rs to Mr.. and Mrs
Inner Longe-Mrs. e. r. Young and
aughter. Dorothy. have returned home
rom q visit with Mr.. and Mrs. jaime.
afford of Jericho.-Mrs. Frank Hadd ant
fiss Lena Hadd are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
ames Stafford Of Jericho
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dard are away on two weeks auto trip
through Vermont and New Hampshire
Clay Fisk Of Akron, Ohio is here on
visit to his parents, the Hon. and Mrs.
Fisk.-F. NJ. Culver has bought the Lillet
house on Church street and will convert
the same into furniture store.-Colonel
Mcfarland is In New York city for ~
few days. Miss Floy Rowland Of North
field spent n few days here recently.-The
Rev. c. II. Hamlin Of Amherst. Mass. will
preach here next Sunday.-Miss Lilah
Waite leaves the latter part Of the week
for Seattle.-Mr. and Mrs. Preston Fair
banks Of Chicago are visiting in town.
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MONTGOMERY.

Mrs. Abigail Clapp has received news
that her grandson, Harold Lindsey, OF
Winnipeg. Manitoba. has been killed in
France, in action with the Canadian
forces.-Mr. and Mrs. r. Mougo and son
Graydon have returned from visiting in
Bolton Centre.--A son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Anderson August 3d.
Subject next Sunday morning at the
Methodist Episcopal Church will be "Jo-
seph's Dream" Address to young people
What does II amount to-" Evening,
Gods Ability" The special prayer meet
ings at the Methodist Episcopal Church
are in full swing. The special evangelsic
services will begin Wednesday. Sept. r.
to be conducted by the pastor.-Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. Manosh have gone to Massa-
chusetts for a few days.-Mr. and Mrs.
Kitteil OF Franklin spend the weekend In
ltown.-Miss Carrie Hobbs of Worcester.
Mass, is guest of Mr. and Mrs. C..
Il. Farrar.-Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Stambaugh
of Akron Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Rushford and daughter, Doris. William
Rushford, Mrs. Salina Rushford of Hill
west. Mrs Salonia Whitcomb Of Enosburg
Falls, Mr.. and Mrs. Howey Rushford
and Mrs. Lizzie Cutting of Enosbure
Falls are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
ShanRraw.
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EAST GEORGIA.

William Maxfleld has purchased tour
|hg car and uses 1t to carry the mall
Mss Eva Hadley Of Riverton spent Sum
Jay with her sister Mrs. s. Il. Thresher.
-Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Leach spent Sunday
e the home Of Y. L. Marvin of Fairfax.
Pat King has completed work for H..
Yiens and began work for C. +. White
frank Prue Of Milton has taken Pat
Kings place.-Ralph Ladd spent Sunday
II his home here.-Frank Corrigan has
(nished work for w. p. Ryan and Is
Porlsing for the Western Union Telegraph
kompany.-Clyde Smith Of Windsor is
pending few days with his parents
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SOUTH HERO.

barn belonging to Henry Martin was
struck by lightning recently and burned
to the ground Help was summoned by tele-
phone and In half an hour 10 automobiles
arrived and the remaining barns were
saved One barn was only four feet from
the burned building.
Schools begin In this town this week.
The teachers are as follows: Grammar
school. Miss Mabel Hazen; sunnyside,
Miss Ethel Landon; North school. Miss
Hazel Duba; West school. Miss Catherine
Robinson and South school. Miss Eliza
beth Fresn.--Mr. and Mrs. williams OF
New Jersey. who have been spending their
vacation at the South Hero Inn. have re-
turned to their homs.-Miss Gertrude
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HILL WEST.

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Frazier are parents
Of a daughter, born Saturday.-Mr and
Mrs. Alva Rushford and children are
visiting at Henry Rushford s.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. J. McGrail have completed their
work for Frank Lumbra and have moved
into c. d. Shangraws tenement.-lienry
Sylvester and John McGrail were business
visitors in Enosburg Falls Monday.-Mrs.
John Monteith is in a critical condition.
The Enosburg school opened Septem-
Der with the same teacher as last year.
Miss Ililda Norway has been visiting
at the home of her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Lumbra.-'rhe young
child of Edmund Sylvester cut an artery
in his foot one day last week. DR.. Kee-
Ian was summoned to dress the wound
The Rev. J. A. Gotta called at Henry
Svlypster'S last week,
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Mrs. A. NJ. Lengfeld. aged 6s years,
died at her home Sunday morning after
a several months illness. The funeral
was held Tuesday, the Rev. j. q. Sails
officiating. The floral offerings were
many and beautiful. She leaves one
daughter. Mrs. w. T. Council, of this
town. and brother. II. II. Hill, Of Bur-
lington.-Mrs. John Fleury of Buring-
ton Is visiting relatives here.-Dr. and
Mrs. Charles II. Whitcomb of New York
have been in town.-Schools opened Tues
day with Miss Mary Montgomery as
teacher at south end school and Miss
Dorothy Hin at north end school.-Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Carson have returned
to their home in New York after spend
ing several weeks in town.There will
be business meeting of the Red Cross
on the last Monday of each month in
order that the branch may keep in touch
with the rules and regulations governing
the chapter.-Mr. and Mrs. Batiste Jarvis
Of Shelburne and MIR. and Mrs. Arthur
Jarvis of Burlington were in town Sun
day.-MisB Katie King is visiting in
Georgia
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HYDE PARK.

The funeral of Rufus Brown. who shot
himself last Sunday morning, was held
Monday afternoon and was largely attend
ed. The Rev. Mr.. Hamlin officiated. Burial
was In the Center cemetery. Besides his
wife and fve young children. he leaves n
mother, four brothers and three SISTERS
A canning demonstration was given here
Tuesday afternoon by Miss Pierpont of
the University of Vermont There was a
large attendance and much interest mani
sted.-School at the l.. c. A. began the
fall term Tuesday with large attendance.
Miss Helen Waterman has returned to
her home at Everett, Mass.-Miss Delta
Collins. who teaches In the high school
at Bellows Falls. has returned to her
duties there.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles God
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happenings IN VERMONT
(Continucd from page four.)
FLETCHER.

Miss Helen Longley was taken on FRI
lay to the Fanny Allen hospital. where
he underwent an operation Saturday.
William Clark was called to Richford
friday by the death Of his mother-El-
her Irish and family of Underh'll were
b town Sunday-Miss Gladys Lawrence
K Underhill spent the weekend with
Mss Pauline Robinson.
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MORSES LINE.

Mrs. George Rice of Weehawken
Heights. N. j.. and Mrs. George Colby of
New York returned to their homes Satur-
day after passing a month at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Hill-Mrs. Ida Wick
life and son. Donald. Of Montreal are
passing "a few days at the home Of II. A.
Fuller.-Miss Gladys Smart has resumed
her duties at the Hin Central Telephone
office after taking a two weeks vacation.
j. M. Hill was In Bedford Monday. SELL
ing the household effects OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Creller at auction.-Mrs. Grant and
daughter Of Worcester. Mass. returned
to their home on Monday after passing
a month with Mrs. Grants grandchildren
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Waite.-Miss Margaret
Steele OF Highgate is visiting Miss Muriel
Wilson