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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-17

Daniel Willard, chairman of the
national council Of defense, who
since our entry into the war has been
active in the very midst of the coun-
try's war preparation, declares that
II Americas whole energies sre to
be devoted to winning the war there
must be had the help of every in
dividuaL Whatever any man I'M
dertakes," says Willard, '1et him
ask himself: viii this help America
win the WARP"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-04-19
FRANKLIN COUNTY
.RICHFORD.

f. w. Mitchell and Mrs. Marie b.
Phaneuf were married at the Catholic
parsonage by the Rev. Joseph Layigne.
Wednesday April 1l.--Miss Lillian Corse.
who teaches in Orange, N. j., has return
ed to her work after passing the Easter
recess at the home Of her mother. Mrs.
Amasa Corse.
DR., II. A. Stevenson, osteopath. has
changed his office from the residence
OF Mrs. Lyman II. Smith, ON Elm
street. to the residence of w. B. Lock
lin, on Main street, where he NAV he
consulted Observation-Disclosures Post. q.
A. r.. through Col. l. c. Leavens. has
been so fortunate as to secure the
Hon. Hale X Darling of Chelsea az
Memorial day speaker in Richford.-
Harold Wright, who has been employ
ed as bell boy in hotel at White River
Junction. has been obliged to give up
work because of illness, and is at the
home OF his mother. Mrs. Matthew G.
Wright.-Donald Jacob of Bethel visit
ed at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
MRS. Homer Jacob, over Sunday-Mr.
and Mrs E. w. Gilpin and son. Roger.
are visiting relatives In Westfeld.-
Ernest c. Thayer received telegram
from his uncle, John N. Powell of Los
Angeles. Cal. announcing the death In
that city on April 8 of Mrs. j. b. Smith
(Sylvia Stanhope), a former resident
OF Richford. Mrs. Smith went to Los
Angeles In 1888. and had made her
home there since.-The annual en-
campment of the Grand Army of the
Republic Of Vermont will be held at
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CHARLOTTE.

The Rev. C. A. Boyd of Burlington,
State superintendent of Sunday schools,
preached at the Congregational Church
Sunday morning and evening. After
the evening service he met the teachers
and officers of the Sunday school to
make arrangements for the county con-
vention of Sunday schools. which meets
here May S.-Miss Lou Thompson of
New York city is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Peter Cole.-Russell Williams en-
tertained a party of young people Fri
day evening in honor of his friend.
Robert Platka of Burlington, who visit
I'd him for the week-end.-The Rev.
NJ. G. Topper of Irasburs will preach
at the Congregational Church next
Sunday.-The Ladies' Aid will give a
supper at the vestry Friday evening.
There will be a special meeting Of
Champlain Chapter, No. SIS. o. E. s. at
the Masonic Lodge rooms Thursday eve
ning.-The officers elect of Friendship
Lodge No. "a F. and A. M. were installed
evening at special communica-
ton. after which the E. A. degree was
Ladies' Aid of the Congr1.
gational Church will serve a baked bean
supper at the vestry Friday evening from
six to eight o'clock.
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RICHMOND

Miss Gertrude Flanagan was the guest
OF her mother in Burlington over Sunday.
Miss Ardel Towne of Burlington is visit
ing her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Stafford of Rutland was
the guest Of the Rev. and Mrs. Stratton
Monday.-Clarence Stone OF Windsor
who has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ezra Stone, for several days, re-
turned to his home Monday morning.-Two
hundred and forty-five dollars was raised
IN town Monday and Tuesday for the Red
Cross fund.-. E. Douglass, who was
recently operated on at the Mary Fletcher
hospital. has returned home much i'm
proved in health.-Mrs. F. T. FTagg is Wis.,
ting his mother. Mrs. Flanagan, in Bur-
lington-Martin Egan of Hartford, Conn.,.
Is visiting In town.-Miss Elizabeth Bes-
sett Is Ill with pneumonia.-A dance will
be held In the new theatre Friday eve
ming to raise money for the Red Cross
fund.-Word was received yesterday of the
birth OF daughter in Bradford to Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Clark. Mr.. Clark was
former principal of the high school here.
Mrs. F. H. Shepardson was among the
visitors in Burlington yesterday.
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JOHNSON.

At the annual meeting Of Johnson chap
ter. O. e. s.. last week the following were
elected and appointed: W. NJ. Emma
Barrows: w. p, l. l.. Pearl; A. NJ, Mrs.
Mildred Wareham: secretary L. Louise
Leland; treasurer. Mrs Jennie Royce:
conductress. Miss Mae Maxfield; assist
ant conductress. Mrs. Belle Wood mar
shall. Mrs. II. A. Barrows: Adah. Mrs
Cecil Field; Ruth, Mrs. Hattie Pearl;
Esther. Mrs. Florence Balch: Martha,
Mrs. ]. W. McCuin: Electra, Miss Emma
Elliott; organist. Miss Flora Pearl; chap
lain. Mrs. w. II. Leslie: sentinel. D. 8.
Scott warden. Mrs. Homer Holmes-The
Hon. and Mrs. c. II. Stearns who have
spent a portion of the winter in Florida,
returned Saturday night-Mrs. luna
Cristy has returned from the Fanny Allen
hospital improved in health.-H. C. Parker
was in Burlington saturday.-Mrs. ]. L.
Pierce went to Barre Saturday and from
there goes to Brooklyn to care for her
sister.-The golden wedding Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Caswell was held at K Of
p. hall Friday and was we'll attended A
purse OF money of $40 and several pre-.
ents were given them.-Joseph LaFlurA
(centtnued On Dago fouP.l
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LAM0|LLE COUNTY
MORRISVHLE.

A large number of Worthwhile people
attended reception given April 10
at the Congregational Church to the
Rev. and Mrs w. E. Baker. who left
Friday for their new home in Ottawa,
where Mr.. Baker has been called as pas
tor of the First Congregational Church.
The guests were received in the parlors.
which were prettily decorated. the recep-
ton committee being the Rev. and Mrs.
Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Slayton. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas J. Stewart and Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Slayton. Music was fur
nished during the evening by the P. A.
orchestra and punch was served at two
punch bowls. presided over by young
ladies of Mrs. Anna Jones' Sunday school
class. Mr.. and Mrs. Baker were pre-
scented with bookcase and a case con-
tanning a dozen silver knives and forks,
the presentation speech being made by
Judge George NJ. Powers in behalf of the
church and society. Mr.. Baker responded
feelingly. The guests Joined in singing
Aud Lang Syne" at the close.-The
dates for the community Chautauqua to
be held in Morrisville next summer are
July 81 to August 4.-Lee Wilkins. who
has for several years been employed in
the hairdressing parlors of c. B. Kramer.
finished work Saturday night Mr.. Will
kins has formed partnership with
James King and on May they will lease
the Roy barber shop in the Buck block.
Portland street. Mr.. Roy will devote his
time this summer to the automobile liv-
cry business.
At the annual meeting of Mount Vernon
Lodge. F. and A. NJ. the following OFF,
GERS were elected: w. NJ. j. H. Atchn.
son; s. W., ]. H. Eaton; j. w, j. Q.
Reed; treasurer. c. A. Slayton; secretary.
r. B. Woods; s. D.. e. w. Terrell: j. D.,
F. D. Ransom: s. s.. H. H. Dodge; ]. s..
H. j. Edmonds; chaplain. F. B. Morse:
tyler, c. +. Searle The sum of SIS was
voted for the local Red Cross. A resol,,-
ton was adopted that it was the senti-
ment of the lodge that nothing be done
on the proposed Masonic Temple during
the year of 1917.-Raymond E.is, mu-
stefan. received notice Thursday 10 60 to
Fort Ethan Allen and left Friday evening
to assume his duties.
Prof. Charles W. Whippen passed SAT-
urday and Sunday in St. Johnsbny.-
Mrs. NJ. J. Gallup is recovering from an
attack Of bilious grip.-Nfiss Edith Spiller
Of st. Johnsbury passed Sunday with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Spfller.-Nir.
and Mrs. Walter Stinson left Saturday
for a visit in Newport with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Stinson, and
at Derby Line with the iatters parenta.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Girard.-Mrs. q. e.
Smith and daughter. Miss Gwendofyn
Smith went Monday to Burlington for q
few days stay.-Carroll Bowman Of the
University of Vermont passed Sunday al
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Small
Guy Herrick. who has been employed for
a number of years in the clothing business
at Hardwick. has completed his work
there and for the present is at the home
Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Her.
rick.
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EAST SHELBURNE.

The Progressive Agricultural club met
with Mr.. and Mrs Harry Danbrook FRI
day evening. The program consisted of
duet. the Misses Spear; reading Mrs.
I. G. Elliott: duet, the Misses Spear;
reading. Mrs. G. A. Kenneys; discussion.
THE Disposal of Dairy Products": flag
drill by the children. All sang THE Star
Spangled Banner" suffrage parade
was given by the women voters. New
maple sugar was served. The next meet
Ing will be held with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
White.-McIntyre Elliott has returned
from Haverhill. Mass, where he has been
all wintef.-Fred Lanes children have the
measles.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. f. A. Perley. who passed the win
ter in Sarasota, Fla, has returned home.
GLADYS and Ella May Martin Of Mont
gomery visited their aunt. Mrs. l.. II. But
ton. last week.-Mrs.. Robert Renfrew of
Middlebury visited her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reuben Demar. last week.-Lucile
Paul Is III with measles.-s1rs. Il. A. Per-
ley visited her daughter. Mrs Raymond
Hawley. in Richford saturday,-Mrs.
Celesta scofield. who has been caring
for Mrs. I. s. Anderson. will return to
her home In Enosburg Falls this week.
Miss Mabel Brown will assist in caring
for Mrs Anderson. Miss Gertrude
Combs. who Is attending school In St.
Albans, is home on account of illness
The men employed In VI. A. Ponds shop
struck for higher wages Tuesday.
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs. E H. Kinds is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. F. S. Marvin. in Colchester.-A
young child Of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Nc
Carly was buried here Saturday.-W. NJ.
johnson has received word from his son,
Joseph. in Rochester. N. Y, that he is in
poor health.-Mrs. T. H. Sweet has pur-
chased Of G. M Norton the Hiram
O'Brien place and rented the same to
Arthur Sherman.-Mrs. Josiah Fuller
was In Colchester over Sunday.-Harold
Swinyer entertained the Glover club Sat-
urday and seven new members Joined
the club.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Mrs. Mary Fountain. who has been
stopping with her daughter. Mrs. Mitchell
Martin, has returned to Enosburg Fails
The young people OF the Baptist Church
held a sugar social. the proceeds from
which will be used to purchase furniture
and repair the hall which the l. o. O. +.
have used over the audience room for
boys club under the direction Of the
Rev. Mr.. Allen.-Arthur Demar has NOV
ed to Westford. where he will run the
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GEORGIA.

There will be a patriotic service in the
CONGREGATIONAL Church next Sunday af-
ternoon at 2:3O o'clock. The Rev. S. w.
Anthony Of St. Adams will preach.-The
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Bal
lard died April 11.-Myron Hadley is ill
with pneumonia--Mrs. Byron Mitchell,
who has been i'll with quinsy. is little
better.-A nine-pound girl. Ruth Wood.
was born at the sanitarium in st. Adams
April IA to Mr.. and Mrs A. p. Anderson
of Jeffersonville, formerly Of this place
The Ladies' Aid Of the Congregational
Church met with Mrs. Henry Warner
Wednesday, for supper.-Mrs. B. H. Post
returned Sunday from Fairfax. where she
visited friends during the past week.
Mrs. G. w. Wescott passed the weekend
in Burlington.-The Rev. G. W. Wescott
left Wednesday morning for the confer
ence at Newport-There will be no Grange
meeting this week owing to bad roads,
Mrs. Charles Hotchkiss is i'll.
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

Mrs. H. l. Vosburgh has re-
turned from Franklin and opened her
house on Canada street.-C. NJ. Tatro Is
making extensive repairs on his resi-
dence.-G. j. Rogers has moved his fam
fly from the house owned by Mrs. w. j..
Lynch to the new bungalow owned by
J. NJ. Hill on Canada street.-Mrs. Fanny
Lawrence, who has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Duba, has
returned to Vergennes-D. W. Steele re-
turned home Friday from Montpelier
Miss Ethel Greene of Swanton visited
friends in town Thursday.-M. w. Barney
Of Swanton was a recent business visitor
in town.
The Rev. Roland c. stahl. pastor Of the
Methodist Church. left Tuesday for the
conference at Newport, with his pas
torial claims fully met-NIiss Mildred
Judd Of St. Adams spent the weekend in
TOWN.. Fl. Duba and family are NOV
ing from the Commercial House to the
Draper farm in Sheldon. which Mr.. Duha
recently purchased.-Mr. and Mrs. j. H.
Duba will move from the Lyon house on
Lampkin street into the Commercial
House.
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FLETCHER.

The remains Of Henry Lord. who died
In Maiden, Mass. were brought here for
burial last week. Mr.. Lord was at one
time a resident Of this town.-There are
three cases Of measles In Mr.. Thurston's
family-WIlliam Bushey has completed
work for Emerson Spaulding.-Gilbert De-
camp visited his family in Cambridge a
few DAYS last week.
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FAIRFAX.

The Rev. o. F.. Aiken left for the Meth
odist conference Monday afternoon.
Percy Minor is confined to the house by
illness.-Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Carpenter Of
Fletcher visited Mrs. Carpenters par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. White. Satur-
day.-Howard Rowland Ia again driving
on his r F. d. route after an absence
OF several weeks.-Ndr and Mrs e. l.. But
Ter of st. Adams were with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Butler. Saturday,
Mrs. NJ. l.. Hicks Is in Waitsfield, called
there by the illness Of her uncle.-Rupert
King has new milk wagon.-M. l.. Hicks
and William Churchill have bought .
wood lot on Georgia hill Of F. C. Cherrier
There 10 . me new nag waving over
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this place are: Edmund Slater. Edward
Casey. Robert King and Charles Mable.-
Charles Barrett accidentally broke his
thumb one day last week.-Mrs.. Mat
thew Casey is tll-Mrs. Julia Casey has
returned from q visit with relatives in
Boston.
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MILTON.

Mrs. Grant Petty and daugh-
ter Ruth. who have been spending the
week with friends in town, returned to
their home in New London Saturday.
Mrs. Anna Minckler of Grand Isle has
gone to Burlington after spending a few
days at George Minckler's.-Cortes May.
vile is in New Jersey at the main office
of the Empire Milking Machine company
for whom he is working.-Earl Bevin
Luther. Jessie McNally. Frank Cor
mia, Merle Cresey and Janice Coburn
have the measles.-A. B. Wood. G. A.
Phelps. J. w. Robinson and L. D. Latham
attended the good roads meeting in Bur-
lington Friday
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Tho Baraca-Philathea class met at A.
H. Hisiey's Saturday evening.-Mrs. Luna
Evans Of Burlington Is visiting her par.
ents. Mr.. and MrA Lawrence Gardner
Mrs. Fay Small was in Burlington the
last of the week. called there by the ILL
ness Of her mother. MIRA Holcomb.-The
Misses Ava and Esther Baker Of starls.
ooro visited at A. H. Hgiey's and H. C.
Russell's Saturday and Sunday.-Mrs.
Warner Thompson Of Groveton. N. H.. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra
Kimball.-Carl Weaver Of Utica, N. Y,
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett
Weaver. the FIRST Of the week-William
Miner went to Wallingford Monday where
he expects employment.
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WEST BOLTON

Louis Latulippe of Fort Ethan Allen
was a recent visitor at E. B. Yorke's.-
J. w. Perkins Of California has purchas-
ed q. Guyette's farm and taken possess
sion.-G. r. Gle spent Friday and Sat-
urday In Burlington.-Frank Gregory Of
Waterbury spent the weekend with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gregory
Roy Evans returned to Burlington Sat-
urday.-Olive Dubois has finished work
In Plainfield and Is at home.-Mrs. Byron
Jones IL Ill with the grip.-Mrs. Julia
Gregory has returned from Underhill.
having visited her granddaughter. Mrs.
Henry Bartlett.-Misses Marietta and
Irene York and John Smith are Ill with
measles.-Mrs. Hosford is gaining slowly.
Mrs. John Tatro. Mrs. Maria Bartlett,
and Mrs. p. 8. Coleman of Underhill Cen
ter. spent Sunday at George Giles'.-Mr.
and Mrs. H. P. Bartlett of Underhill were
In town Sunday.-Mr. Fisher of Burling-
ton. representing the Grand Union Tea
company. was in town Monday.-G. w.
Streeter was in Richmond and Burlington
Monday.
Mrs. C. NJ. Rounds and daughter, Miss
Laura. Of Richford. passed Saturday in
the home Of Mrs. L. c. Kendall.-The
women Of st. Matthew's parish will serve
supper in the parish house this evening
from $50 o'clock and on.-H. c. Hadd and
A. E. Mitiguy passed Sunday with their
families here.-W. r. Ovitt was in Es-
sex Junction Notwithstanding broke
about the engine Of the Monday evening
train from st. Adams as 1t was drawing
out of the yard which hindered 1t about
two hours.-J. c. Towle, highway super
visor for Franklin and Grand Isle coun-
ties. left Monday evening or North Hero.
where he was in attendance Tuesday on
the county conference Of highway work.
ers with the State commissioner. He will
also attend the Franklin conference in
St Alhans to-day
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
GRAND ISLE.

Miss Essie Sylvester left Sunday for
where she has a position
Claud Parks has returned-Mr. Cargill
will speak at the Grange meeting We'd
nesday evening. It is to be an open
and Mrs. Abbott left Nom
day for conference. Mrs. Abbott will
visit friends in Barre.-A number from
here attended a special meeting Of o. e.
s. Monday evening.
ISLE LA NOTE.
Melvin Farley fel! from load Of hay
and broke three ribs, and was badly
shaken up.-Mrs. Archie Vanslette Is very
i'll with heart trouble.-Bert Goodsell of
Rouses Point was in town few days last
week.-The condition Of Mrs. Anna Cow
an remains the same.-Extensive repairs
are being completed on the julius Sey-
mour farm and residence.-John Rorbach
Of New York is in town.-Miss Ida Blon-
din Of Burlington was at home over Sum-
day.-John Jacobs of Montreal returned
to Barre Seminary after spending a few
days as guest of Miss Bessie La Bonn
bard.
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ENOSBURC.

The thank offering meeting of the Won.
ans Home Missionary Union will be held
at Mrs w. ]. Chaffee's Friday afternoon.
The town schools began Monday after
n vacation Of four weeks.-Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Gassett have purchased Henry
Thomass place at West Enosburg.
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ISLE LA NOTE.
SOUTH HERO.

The Christian Endeavor meeting this
week will be on Friday night. The topic
is, How Lying Undermines Character"
There will be a social after the regular
service.
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WESTFORD.

Mrs. Harry Faulkins, who has been
great sufferer for some months from
cancer, died Tuesday afternoon. The fu-
neral will be held at the Baptist Church
this afternoon at one o'clock.-Ar. and
Mrs. Charles Perry. who have been Nv
ing In Connecticut for several years, are
moving back to the place owned by Mr..
and Mrs. Loren Perry, where they Will
make their future home. Their son. Dew
ey. will remain for the present In Nor
witch, Conn.,. where he Is attending high
school.-Helen. the young daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Almond Osgood. died We'd
nesday morning.-Mrs. Nellie Osgood, who
has been quite Ill. Is improving.
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MONTGOMERY.

AT the Methodist Church next Sunday
morning. the w. H. NJ. 8. will have
charge Of the service and the w. c. T. u.
VIII take the evening service.-There will
he no Epworth League meeting tonight
Rev. s. Thornton has gone to conference
at Newport.-Mrs. Samuel Jewett Is I'LL
A shower was given Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Alton Panman at the home of Mr..
ana Mrs. Arden LaPlant. Between 70 and
80 friends we're present. Refreshments
were served.-Miss Gladys Porter and Miss
Marguerite Hall passed the week end with
Miss Lucille Pratt-Mr. and Mrs. Don
Cassavant have moved into Mrs. Adelia
Hopes house.-Mrs Matt g. Parker went
to Richford last Thursday.-Miss Eliza
beth Upham spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs, E. H. Gates
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H. o. Powers, who has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. b. Cowan, for
two weeks, has returned to her home in
Richford.-Fred Wagner has sold his
place in the north part Of the town to p.
r. Durham
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SHELDON.

Miss Rena Gorton is teaching In Her
rick.-The Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Turner
went Tuesday to Newport. where they are
attending conference.-the. and Mrs
Joseph Hobin and family Of Swanton have
moved to his place here.-Miss Glenna
Curtis. who has been spending few
weeks with her mother Mrs. Frank Cur
tbs. has gone to Nashua. N. H.. where
she Is attending high school.
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COLCHESTER.

The Kings Daughters will meet at the
parish house Friday The members are
requested to come Immediately after din
ner and bring rakes to clean the yard.
Food will be sold during the afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. George Herring of Middle
sex have moved to town.-Chester Button,
Sr., who has been very i'll. is recovering.
Edwin Wright, who has been spending
the winter in Crescent City. Fla. is in
town.-Mrs. Kinds of Huntington is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Fay Marvin.-Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Densmore of Burlington
were here Tuesday.-There will be SER
vices in the Congregational Church Sum
day.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Miss Mae Collins was a guest for the
weekend at the home Of her brother,
James Collins-Master Earl Royea visit
ed his rother. Lester Royea, last week at
the homo Of Ernest Olmstead.-Mr. and
Mrs. James Collins and son. Foster. visit
ed Sunday at the home of Roger Collins.
in Berkshire.-John Branch. Jr.. Of St
Adams and Miss Florence Aseltine OF
Enosburg Falls were at the home Of p.
C. Hammond Sunday.-Miss Aida Guthrie
is confined to the house by illness-Les-
ter Royea passed Sunday at his home in
South Berkshire. -Schools in the Prouty
and village districts began Monday after
short vacation.-Mr. and Mrs R p.
Olmstead Of North Berkshire were guests
at the homo Of Ernest Olmstead Friday.
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Jerry LaFrank farm owned by H. A.
Pond and occupied for several years by
Theodore Brouillett-George whitney
has returned to Greenville. Me-The Rev.
j. L. La Blanc Of Lowell was in town last
week visiting the Rev. ]. A. Cote, at the
Catholic parsonage-Amor A. Wright il
ill.--George r. Porter is home for a few
days. He has been travelling in Tennes-
see this winter.-Mrs. d. C. Leavitt,
known here formerly as Miss Deborah
Dow. died at a hospital in st. Johnsbury
last week.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Vitaline Liberty has gone to Rich
ford to visit her sister for q month.-Mrs