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ESSEX JUNCTION,

j. A. Woodward of lower Pearl street
says he is minus a $50 watch as a result
OF his kindness in giving the soldiers
water as he has often done while they
are on their marches through the village.
Several of them had stopped and he had
asked them in. The watch was hanging
up in the room and while he was in an
other room after the water it disappeared
He reported the matter at the Post and
two companies were searched, but 1t was
not found.
Harry Vondrasek of the 18th cavalry
and Miss Nellie Yeaple of WinoosN were
married by the Rev. f.. o. Foster at the
Congregational parsonage "Wednesday
evening of last week.
DR.. NJ. W. Hunter is at the Mary
Fletcher hospital Ill with pneumonia.
MISS Ida Goodrich and Christian
Williamson of this place were married
AT the Baptist parsonage in Burlington
saturday by the Rev. j. S. Braker. They
were attended by Miss Geneva Goodrich
and Sanford Goodrich Of Burlington
sister and brother of the bride. Mr.
and Mrs. Williamson will reside here
for the present.
The fire alarm was sounded at abou,
III o'clock Saturday morning for a fire
at the house of Mr.. and Mrs Elme,
tart, nut was sounded for 'all out" al.
most Immediately. The oil stove haf
caught afre in some manner, but Mrs
tart and Mrs. Hunt the next dool
neighbor carried 1t outdoors and sane
was thrown on 1t until the blaze wa,
put out.
Alan ID. Goodall Of Fairfax, grandson
or the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. ]. S. Goodall
enlisted in the infantry day or tw,
ago and expects to go to France.
Miss Pauline Davenport. who wa
operated upon for appendicitis at Fan
ny Allen hospital Saturday, was dom,
we'll Sunday.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
EAST FRANKLIN.

Funeral services for Richard s. Tibbets
were held Friday afternoon at the church.
the Rev. T. F. Smith officiating. The
bearers were four sons. Ivan, Leon. Will
liam and Claude. a son-in-law. Hobart
Stanley, and brother, Ernest. The serv-
ices were largely attended by friends
neghbors and relatives of the deceased, a
considerable number coming from dis
lance, who included Alexander Tibbets.
father of Mr.. Tibbets, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Tibbets and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bates of st. Adams: Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Bates, Miss F. Tibbets. George Tibbets
and daughter, Grace. Mr.. and Mrs. Edison
Bates, George Vail and daughter. Miss
Minnie Vail. William Vail and ]. Vail
from Cowansville QUE; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Stanhope and daughter of Bed
ford, Que; Miss Mildred Duffy of East
Berkshire; Mrs. Fred Ovitt and daughter
Of Enosburg; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clough,
Harold, Walter and Gordon Clough OF
Frelighsburg. Que: Mrs. w. f. Tiff and
Miss Florence Tiff of Enosburg Falls. Mr..
Tibbets is survived by his immediate
family. his wife. daughter. Mrs Hobart
Stanley. Ivan, Leon. William and Claude
Tibbets. and the Misses Minnie. Gertrude
and Ada Tibbets.-Mrs. Tibbets. Claude,
Gertrude and Ada Tibbets have gene 10
Cowansville, Que. to pass some time with
Mrs. Tibbets's sister.-Mrs. G. l.. Burleson
and three children of New Brunswick
N. j., are visiting at the home of e. II.
Broe.-Cleon Lambert has been building a
new dancing pavilion at the Miller camp
which was used for the first time Friday
evening An orchestra from st. Adams
furnished music and the pavilion was
| crowded.
News has been received Of the death
July II of Richard S. Tibbits at the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington. where he
alton and treatment.
During the severe thunderstorm Sat-
''urday evening. lightning struck large
maple tree In e. j. Powers yard. This
same tree was struck a few weeks ago
but at that time. the lightning entered
the house. doing much damage. Since
then they had wired the tree and ground
ed the wire. so that this time the boil
only plowed into the ground.-Dr. ant
Mrs. j. b. Hall, MIR. and Mrs. L. II
IChamberlin were in st. Adams Saturday
Miss Ada Bessette of Richford Is visit
ing In town.-A. j. Hoadley and Mis-
Ruth Hoadley were at the home of II
r. Olmstead Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs
Eugene Lawrence. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Vim
cent and son. and Miss Eva Armstrong
T.. Thomas.-Mrs. Carmi Peao and daugh
ter Dorothy are passing some time il
Richford.-Mrs. Willard Austin and chill
dren Of Sutton. Que. were in town severa
days recently.
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RICHFORD.

Twelve Of the Richford boys who en-
listed in the government service Tuesday
of last week went to Burlington Friday
where they will be in training at Fort
Ethan Allen for a time. The names of
the boys are: Clifton Cote, George War
ner Edward Wilson. Charles Shower.
Arthur st. German. Arthur Rogerson,
Eugene Hare, John Rogers. Arthur
Jones, Donald Goodrich, William Gosslyn
and John Raymond. The names of the
boys who were not accepted are: Charles
Bacon. Sidney Clewley and Roy Hammeli.
IL s. Chaffee of Troy Is visiting at the
home of his niece, Mrs. A. J. Elliott
Miss Pauline Locklin and Miss Ruth
Puffer are visiting friends In Montgomery.
The Richford Red Cross now has $40
members.
David Domino, aged So years, died OF
senile decay at his home on Highland
avenue Thursday afternoon. Mr. Domino
was born In st. David, Que. In 1884. but
for many years had lived In this place
He is survived by nve children. two boys
Lewis Domino ana Edward DONNA
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SHELBURNE.

Mrs. Elizabeth Lefevre. wife Of Ar.
thur Lefevre. died Friday afternoon
after an illness of one week. She is
survived besides her husband. by three
sons. Harry Tuffield and Ralph; two
daughters, Ann and Emma; her mother,
Mrs. Mary Dubie of Burlington; four
sisters, Louise, Sophronia. Alice and
FLORENCE, and two brothers. Frank and
George Dubie, all of Burlington. Tho
funeral was held Monday morning
at nine o'clock at st. Catherine
Church.
George Peet. Jr.. and Geneva O'Brien
were married in Middlebury July 4. Mr..
Peet will take immediate possession Of his
fathers farm in East Shelburne.
Mr.. Bailey of Pittsburg, Mass, caught
a pickerel at Shelburne pond measuring
thirty-six inches in length and weigh
ing ten pounds-Bernard Ash returned
Yesterday to Fort Ethan Allen after
spending Saturday and Sunday at the
the home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
A. j. Ash.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs. F. A. Balch will entertain the
Lend-a- Hand Thursday.-Miss Levina
Miller is visiting in Waterbury.-L. A.
Wheeler and Mrs. Elliot of Holland,
Frank Wheeler and daughter of Newport,
and Mrs. j. NJ. Stevens and daughter of
Hyde Park visited at T. L. Stevens recent
ly-Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Chessmore spent
Sunday In Burlington.-Mrs Frank Smith
of Starksboro has been visiting friends
here.-Dr. Andrus of Canton, N. Y,
visited his father last week.-Mrs.. C. B.
Andrus Is convalescing.-W. G. White still
remains seriously i'll.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

rtatas army in France.-Mr. and
Mrs r. C. Beers of Essex.
Who have been visiting in the
family of their son, l.. c. Beers, have re-
turned home.-Mrs. Timothy Burleigh of
Lee. Mass, is the guest of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Scott. and other
relatives in Charlottesville. and Mrs.
J. Cyrus Norton Of Tacoma. wash, who
have been visiting the formers sister,
Mrs. Irving Bradley. have gone to Port
Henry. N. Y, to visit Mrs. Norton s
brother. Elwyn Kent.
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs. Della Mills of Burlington visited
at Charles Sanderson's recently.-Albert
and Bernie Friend were in Burlington
Sunday.-Mr. Donahue. who owns the
creamery here. states that 1t will not be
closed as reported.-Mrs. Albert Friend is
in Ticonderoga, N. Y, for a months Wis
it-Mr. and Mrs. Joey Sweeney are the
parents of son.-Mildred Blake has gone
to a beach in New Hampshire and will
be away until September.
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WILLISTON.

The farmers in town have commenced
haying and the grass crop Is showing up
exceptionally heavy. other crops al
snd Mrs Joseph lombard and small son
war. the guests Of their daughter. Mrs.
Francis Tucker. IN burlington SAtuEoay
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Alice Button. who was operated
on at the ST. Adams hospital recently
has returned home.-Miss Gladys La
Rock, who graduated from the St. AL
bans high school this year. has return
ed to her home here.-Mrs w. H. Yaw
of Enosburg Falls was in town Tues
day.-Rev and Mrs. c. J. Peterson and
daughter, Marion. were in Burlington
Monday and Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. c. w. Rublee and daughter, Har-
riet, and Mrs. H. b. Hanson and son,
John. have been passing few days
in camp on North Hill.-Miss Hattie
Cassidy of New York is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Creighton Cas-
sidy.-Mrs. Stevens and two children
Of st. Adams passed the week end with
Rublee of Bluebird Camp passed the
week end in Enosburg Falis.-Mrs. c.
NJ. Rounds and daughter of Richford
and Mrs. Thompson and daughter OF
Topeka. Kan, were guests Of Mrs. Dan
iel Morey few days last week.-Mr
Lucas and little son. Bobby, who have
been passing ten days at Bluebird
Camp. returned to their home in Co
lumbus. Ohio, Saturday. The daugh
ter Betty. remaining for the season.
Friday morning some of the younG
men of this town. Montgomery ant
South Richford who enlisted last weel
left for Fort Ethan Allen. Richfort
| band came down to play for thei
send-off. Quite crowd gathered a
the station to bid them farewell.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

The Civic and Commercial club. the
moving picture interests, the Red Cross
and L. V. l. S. are jointly interested In
a room in Perleys block to be utilized by
these varied interests as a central point
for their Notwithstanding the many
motor parties to Fort Ethan Allen Sum
day from here was the family of D. A.
Benoit. whose son. c. j. M. Benoit. is a
recruit there.-Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Ham,
mond have returned to their home in
Omaha, Neb. The doctor has a sani-
tarium in Hanna, Wyoming, where he
passes much of his time-George Wood.
the driver, was severely injured Saturday
when the team of j. o. kimball was
frightened and started to run. A collision
with a telephone pole near the b. ].
Kendall companys laboratory and the
consequent sudden stop and throwing OF
Mr.. Wood. caused the injury.-The family
of L. j. Tyler went to Highgate Springs
Saturday for a few weeks in their cottage.
w. v. Phelps has received word that
his step-son. Winthrow Hubbell. whom
he recently visited in the Canadian
Northwest, has received orders to report
to his company of the Pennsylvania State
guard.
A successful rally was held Monday
evening on Lincoln Park. The band
played several selections, closing with
1.-The Star Spangled Banner" A. j. Croft
was the presiding officer and introduced
the speakers. who were DIN Jeffords,
w. r. McFeeters and Captain Sullivan
of Company c. whose words were well
received by a large and appreciative
crowd for this and surrounding towns.
At the close IL young men signed up and
went Tuesday to take the examination.
Joseph st. German and daughter Keora
or Richford, with Eugene loyal and
| Rudolph St. Germain of Newport, were
| guests over Sunday in the home of ID. A.
Benoit.-M. c. Cramton of Highgate
| Springs was in town Monday.-Mr. and
| Mrs. II. ii. Ballard of Boston are staying
with Mrs. Billiards. father, II. b. Farrar.
Mrs. j. C. Pomeroy and two daughters
| (Continued on page fousl.
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SWANTON.

Matthew Husey of Rutland Is visiting
Swanton friends.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Comstock and son of Bridgeport. Conn,
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wiesman.
Mrs. w. T.. Tobin of Boston arrived Sun
day evening for a stay Of two weeks
Harry Reynolds has returned to New
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MONTGOMERY.

The death of Mrs. Hattie Downey &C.
Cured at the Mary Fletcher hospital
Monday after undergoing a serious oper-
alton. The body was brought to her late
home by her son, Mark w. Downey. Mrs.
Downey was 81 years Of age. The funeral
was held Wednesday afternoon at two
o'clock. The Rev. G. w. Allen OBLIGATED.
The Rev Stead Thornton and family
and Mrs. Mougo and son, Graydon, have
gone to spend IA few days at Newport
The w. ii. NJ. s. and the w. c. r. u.
will give several papers in the service
next Sunday morning as the Rev. Stead
Thornton is taking n few days vacation.
Mrs. Henry Lafountain of Newport is
visiting her mother Mrs. Olive Shower
Mr.. and Mrs Matt s. Parker went to Bur-
iington Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Cassavant have been visiting In town for
few days.-Eli Domino and brother,
william. of Pawtucket, r. l.. are visiting
their brother. Darius.
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WEST BOLTON.

There will be a sociable al the Grange
hall Saturday evening for the benefit of
the Red Cross society. Ice cream and cake
will be served.-Mrs Bertha Lamb and
children visited at Ransom Wilder's at
Jericho Center the first Of the week.
Arthur Crandall's mill has shut down hav-
ing finished saving the stock of logs
Mrs. J. Tatro Of Underhill visited rela-
tives here Tuesday.-G. w. Kellogg has
gone to Hardwick to work.-Mr. and Mrs
F. G. Evans and Mr.. and Mrs. Wells
Isham of Burlington were at ]. H. Smith,
Sunday.-Mrs. Julia Gregory spent the
weekend in Williston.-Wells Isham and
Roy Evans of Burlington are guests al
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Smith.-Mr. and Mrs
E. B. York were in Huntington Sunday
Mrs Electa Gile has moved into her house
which she purchased of E. Nealy. having
made extensive repairs on the same.
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MILTON.

Nelson Mossey and Miss Edith Malvina
Luman were married at the Congrega-
tional parsonage Wednesday July II
by the Rev. d. H. Strong.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

The ladies will meet at the M. w. A.
hall next Wednesday with Mrs. Emma
Strong as hostess.-Mrs. Rufus Atchin-
son and children of Worthwhile are Wis
ltA0D he parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
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ENOSBURG.

About SIS was realized from the Red
Cross social held at w. J. Chaffee's FRI
day evening. Page is helping S. p.
Stevens in haying.-Mrs. Carrie Bashaw
and son. Mahlon. visited their cousin.
Mrs. Hendricks. at st. Rocks Friday.-Mr
and Mrs. ]. A. Leach and children. Mr..
and Mrs. L. r. Leach and children. Mr..
and Mrs. r. II. Maynard and daughter,
Mrs. Edna Leach, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F..
Wright and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. F..
NJ. Wright. and Kennth Wright took an
auto trip through the islands Friday.
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JERICHO.

The B. Y. p. U. will have a lawn party
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton
Buxton Friday evening. Ice cream and
cake will be served.-Mrs William Buxton
and daughter, Ruth, who have been visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Curtis for a few day, returned to their
home in Burlington Saturday evening"
Miss May Adrien. who is attending sum-
mer school in Burlington, spent the week.
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Adrien.-Mr and Mrs. Otis Sher-
man and Miss Martin of Cambridge were
at the home of Lorenzo w. Rice's Sum-
day.-Warner Church has sold his village
residence to c. c. Potter of Fairfax
Miss Emily Chamberlain Of Island Pond
is visiting at the home of the Rev. and
Mrs. J. T.. Buzzell.-Rev. H. s. Philpott
was at Fort Ethan Allen Monday.-Fred
Tomlinson is very i'll with asthma.-Mrs.
| s. n. Paige has returned home to st.
Adams after visiting a few days at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton c. Rice.
Harold Paradee. the youngest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Paradee, has enlisted
in the National Guard. He was assigned
to Co. M.-The play given by the st.
Thomas Improvement club Saturday
evening was a success. They cleared $50
Miss Katherine Cook was at Highgate
Springs last Sunday.-A license to sell
real estate was granted Saturday in the
estate Of William Albee, late of Jericho
George Booth and daughter, Beatrice
of Dorchester, Mass. and Mrs. Z. T.
Scott of Dudley. Mass. who have beer
visiting relatives in this place and Under.
hill have returned to their homes.-Mr
and Mrs. Albert Schillhammer and Lin.
coin Grahlfs were in Burlington Tuesday
on business.-Miss Genette Chaplin OF
Essex Centre is visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Church.-Mrs. c
N. Styles was in Sheldon Monday or
business.-C. N. Styles has sold his place
known as the Charles Packard place t.
Mr.. Tompson of Sheldon for $1,000. Thi.
trade was made through the Prior ant
Styles agency.-Mrs. Jennie Pierce, wht
has been visiting at the home of Mr.
land Mrs. Fred Perciva has returned
to her home in Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs
Pearl Terrill and daughter. who hav
been visiting at the home of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Loomis Terrill. have gone to thei
home in Meadowview, Mass.-There wer
, % ladies present at the Red Cross Circl
, Thursday afternoon
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FRANKLIN.

A patriotic service was held on the green
in front of the Methodist Church Tuesday
evening. Addresses were made by w. r.
McFeeters and Capt. Sullivan of Com
pany c, and Capt. Pell of Company B;
five or six gave their names for enlist
ment.-Mrs. Sarah Farnsworth of Mont
gomery is a guest Of Mrs. F. L. Hopkins
The hay crop in this section will be very
heavy.-The Hon. c. w. Gates was in st.
Johnsbury Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Whitney Of Seattle, Wash. are guests Of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Whitney,
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Ring.-Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Brewster of
West Lebanon, N. H ,.are visiting his
brother, c. s. Brewster
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UNDERHILL.

The Red Cross branch Of Underhill or
ganized July II with the following officers:
President, Mrs. 8. NJ. Palmer; Secretary,
Mrs. c. w. Rice: Treasurer, Mrs. H. L.
Coegrove: Finance Committee, C. H.
Hayden. Mrs. L. d. Moulton and Mrs.
w. c. Cross; Supply Committee. Mrs.
e. S. Sinclair, Mrs. Schweig, Mrs. c. E.
Scribner; membership committee, Mrs. w.
S. Nay, Mrs. l. w. Thorp. Mrs. j. E.
Foster; civil relief committee, Mrs. A.
H. Sturges. Mrs. George Prior and Mrs.
B. C. Hawley.-A meeting of the Co
Ahead club will be held Thursday even
ing at Masonic hall.-Mr. and Mrs. L. D.
Moulton and Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Kirby
spent Sunday in Grand Isle.-Mr. and
Mrs. d. F. Hackett and daughter, Lorraine
have returned to Boston after spending
several days in town as the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. Humphrey.-Miss Mary
Benedict went Tuesday to st. Adams.
where she will visit friends.-Mrs. Lettie
Washburn Of California is the guest of
Mrs. Ella ]. Whitcomb for few days.
w. l.. Blaisdell. Jr.. has gone to White
River Junction. where he has a position.
&C. N. Styles has sold his farm, now
occupied by his son, Ralph Styles, to
parties from Sheldon. Possession to be
given November Mfrs. w. l.. Blaisdell,
Jr., is spending the summer with her sis
ter. Mrs. A. II. Packard at "Abovemail."-
Mrs. T. b. Wakefield and daughter have
| returned to Burlington after spending
several days with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. d. A. Jones.-Several from here
attended the play. Under theLaurels
given at st. Thomas's Church Saturday
| evening.
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GEORGIA.

A good program is being prepared for
Banner Grange next Friday night. There
will be a roll cali and the members will
be asked to respond with an anecdote or
pay fine of five cents. There will also
be a penny march, after which refresh
ments will be served.-Ralph and Ray
mond Newton spent Sunday In Burling-
ton.-The Ladies' Aid Of the Congrega-
tional Church will meet to-day with Mrs.
Frances Wilbur.-Mrs. George Webster.
who underwent a successful operation at
the ST. Adams hospital Thursday, is MAX
ing a rapid recovery.-There will be no
services at the Baptist Church for two
weeks. as the pastor. the Rev. c. o.
Durham. Is away on q vacation.
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FLETCHER.

Mrs. Frank Boozan is at the Fanny
Allen hospital recovering from an opera
ton for appendicitis Farmers have COM
menced hayng and report an extra good
crop.-Charles Cook and family of Bur-
lington spent Sunday in town.-Frank
Longe and family Of Westford spent Sum
day in town.
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SHELDON.

Miss Kate Hemingway Of West Alburg.
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. A.
Lagrange. has returned to her home for
few days.-Mrs. George Lloyd of East
Fairfield visited at the home Of her moth-
er, Mrs. Lewis Bocash, Tuesday.-Luther
Brown has gone to Worcester, Mass.
where he will enter high school.-B. H.,
Lilley of Bakersfield visited in town Mon
day.-Mrs. George Morey Of st. Johns.
bury is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Preston.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Graves Of Sheldon and Mr.. and Mrs,
Eugene Greenwood Of Enosburg Falls
motored to Essex Junction Sunday.-Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Nichols, son. Lewis,
and daughter, Eva, and Miss Ella Bryce
motored to Burlington and Essex juno
ton Sunday, where they visited Fort
Ethan Allen
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York.-Mrs. Eva suter has returned fsom
Burlington, where she has been the guest
of her daughter. Mrs. l.. c. Irwn.-Mr.
and Mrs. Rodenbeaugh of New Rochelle,
N. Y, are i'm town for few weeks.-Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Ingalls, were in town over
Sunday.-Myron Green of Franklin was
recent visitor in swanton.-Miss Vera
Suter. who has been teaching in the Ben
nington high school for the past two
years. is spending the summer with her
mother at northumberland Colomb is
completing new sx-room tenement
house.-Miss Dorcas Allen, who has been
spending few weeks with her brother,
Horace Allen at Springfield. Mass. is at
nome for the summer.-Fayette Sowles.
who is Ill with pneumonia, remains about
the same.-A large force Of men are at
work on the grounds Of the new country
club on the St. Alhana road.
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HILL WEST.

The cottage meeting will be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Turpel Friday eve-
ning.-Miss Mary Brouilette and Carmi
Bresette were quietly married Monday at
the Catholic Church in Montgomery Gen.
ter.-Alfred Brouilette, Moses Ariel, AL
ferie Lafieur, and William Gosley enlisted
and went to Fort Ethan Allen Friday
Miss May Ariel is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Hardy Paronto, in Hardwick.-Mrs Henry
Sylvester visited Mrs. Herbert Kelley in
East Enosburg Wednesday. Jennie
Earnsby and little niece of Fall River,
Mass, are visiting at the Rev and Mrs,
j. w. Turpel's.-George Sylvester is Wis.
iting his uncle, Joseph Sylvester. on East
Hill.-Jack McGrail was a business vis-
tor in Enosburg Falls Saturday.-Charles
Bailey has moved his family into part OF
Joseph Potvin's house.-Howard Baker 10
working for George Potvin.-Mr. and Mrs.
Gaylord Rushford of st. Adams visited at
Lewis Rushford's Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
F.. NJ. Lumbra visited at Walter Nor
| ways Sunday.-William McGrail was a
business visitor in Richford Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Paxman visited at
| Howard Jewetts Sunday.