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ST. ALBANS.

George A. Lepper Of Diamond street,
with an average OF 81 White Orpington
hens. secured total Of 3.774 eggs during
the year 1917. The income amounted tc
$250.9i. Deducting an expense account OF
$13S. 80 left a net profit of $1l1.95. The
highest that Mr. Lepper paid for grain
was $4.65 hundred.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Fisher OF North
Main street have announced the marriage
engagement of their daughter. Miss Ruth
Fisher, to Harrington DUBOIS Post, son of
City Judge and Mrs. N. ~ Post of Rugg
street Mr.. Post is now with the quarter
masters corps stationed at Camp John
ston, Jacksonville. Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur T. Holmes have
purchased Mrs. w. j. Robertson's house
on Bank street. Mrs. Robertson, who
resided in this city many years. has made
her home with her daughter, Mrs. Harrie
V. Hall, in Burlington, for the past few
years. She is at the Sparhawk sani-
tarium in that city at present and prob
ably will remain there for several weeks.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Hope of Richford at the Sher-
wood sanitarium Sunday afternoon.
Mary Eloise, the eight month old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Frank
of Pine street. died Saturday morning
at $3.50 O'Clock of lobar pneumonia. A
PRAYER service was held at her late home
Sunday morning at II o'clock, and the
body was placed in the vault of Mount
Calvary cemetery.
II. w. Ballard. who previous to the
city caucuses Saturday evening, an
nounced that he would be a candidate
for the mayoralty nomination, has filed
on the ticket as an independent candi-
date. Mr. Billiards. name was not pre-
sented at the republican caucus Sat-
urday night and Nelson +. LEcuyer,
renubIican. was named by the commit
tees appointed by the republican and
democratic caucuses. Mr. Ballard was
progressive candidate for the office OF
MAYOR several years ago but was de-
feated by Selden c. Greene, republican
william Daigle Of Enosburg Falls
underwent successful operation at
tho sherwood sanitarium Tuesday.
Warren Lemnah and Fred Burt were
arraigned before Judge N. N. Post In
tho city court Tuesday morning
charged with robbery from the per-
son of Albert whiting Of East High
gate last Saturday night They were
heId for appearance at the March term
NJ the Franklin county court Lehman
in the sum of $500, and Burt. $500. The
,ormer furnished bail. States Attor-
nav w. r. McFecters prosecuted
Iemnah was represented by Warren r.
Austin and Burt by Roswell NJ. Austin
SON was born February Is to Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph r. Erwin of Waterviile
NJ. formerly of this city.
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lAMo|LLE COUNTY
STOWE.

News was received here Thursday eve
ming of tho death of Peter A. Laberdie
at the Fanny Allen hospital. where he
underwent an operation for gallstones
Feb. Q. Mr.. Larbardie had been i'll about
four weeks and went to the hospital for
treatment. His daughter, Miss Doris.
went to Winooski to visit her father We'd
nesday and had gone to her boarding
place only short time before his death.
leaving him in good spirits. Mr. Laberdie
was 46 years of age. He had lived in Stowe
about 20 years and had been employed for
about 16 years by the c. Z. & F. o. Burt
company He leaves his wife. who before
her marriage was Miss Bertha Parkhurst
of North Hyde Park: a daughter. Doris
IS; son. Parkhurst. IA. The body wae
brought to Stowe Friday.
| Harmony Pomona Grange, Patrons %
Husbandry. held meeting at Stowe
Feb Is at the Akely Memorial
building with the following officials
present: Master, a. r. Straw Of Stoweo
| overseer. l.. 8. Small: lecturer Mrs. J.
r. Parker: and treasurer. A. v. Hollis,
of Morrisville. and Ceres, Mrs. Edward
Norway of Waterbury Center. La
noble. Waterbury and Mansfield Noun
tain Oranges were well represented. A
short business session was held in the
forenoon. Dinner was served by the
ladies of Unity Church. An open ses-
sion in the afternoon when the follow
| ing program was carried out in charge
of the lecturer; n photograph CONCERT
on three different instruments, con-
Quoted by E. Lawrence Bigelow, lee
turer of Mansfield Mountain Grange;
| recitations by Mrs. w. d. Pangle. Mrs.
Jessie Hayes r. S. Warren, and Mrs.
Nellie Morse piano solo. DR.. +. ]. Fos-
ter. The question for discussion;
(which Is of the Greatest Necessity.
Shipbuilding. Aeroplane Manufacture.
or Food Production" drew out many
interesting ideas. Mr.. Bigelow con-
| tributed an able paper upon the de-
velopment, manufacture and impor-
lance of aeroplanes. Other speakers
were H. c. Hill. DIR. L. j. Foster. Har-
vey Robinson. f. G. Miller, Edward
Norway. j. II. Mudgett, G. l. \. Smith.
l.. S. Small, II. G. Fuller, 1t was said
that the problem of farm help will in
terfere with an increased production OF
food the coming year more seriously
than ever before. Patriotic songs were
sung, and r. NJ Small contributed q
paper upon the question. what Great
Questions Have Been Solved by War;"
Lester r. Brown. 81 years of age. and
one of the Oldest residents. died from
, a general breaking down at the home
Of his son-n-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew A. Royce. about $50
o'clock Wednesday February Is. Mr..
Brown was born in Oswego, N ". but
early became a Michigan pioneer and
passed the most of his life at Ypsilanti.
Besides his daughter, Mr.. Brown leaves
Continued ON page four.)
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ESSEX CENTER.

Mrs. Arthur Goodrich. who has been
i'll with pneumonia, is much better.-Har-
low Hicks. who has been ill., Is able to
be out again.-The Rev. w. b. Dukeshire
of st. Adams will speak at the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church Sunday.-Harry
Davis is in Chicago on business.-Mrs.
William O'Bren, who is seriously Ill with
pneumonia, is reported as comfortable
Miss Vera Roberts of Essex Junction
and Miss Evelyn Bixby of Essex spent
Sunday with Miss Florence Mallory
Mr.. Buygor, who lives with his daughter.
Mrs William Hanley. fell and broke one
hip one day last Week.-Mrs. Ruth Ken
yon. who has been ill., Is better.-Miss
Lutte Kenyon Of Essex Junction spent
Sunday with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Kenyon.-Mrs. Charles Guyett,
while going to her work a few days ago,
fell and broke one wrist.
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town.-H. 8. Read was in town Friday
in the interest of the Red Cross Jun
Tor Auxiliary.-Miss Florence Day Is
substituting in the primary DEPART
ment at Jericho Center during the ILL
ness of the teacher, Mrs. Thomas
Clark.-Mrs. Nellie Goodwin expects
her son, Willis. this week from western
Canada, where he has been located for
! several years.-Miss Anna Trieb of
! Nashville has returned to the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Williams.-Miss
Helena Finn of Essex is visiting at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Finn
Edmund c.. Mower of Burlington was
! appointed executor of the will OF Asa
! bel B. Puffer late of this place with
H. A. Ladd and c. p. Moat of Burling-
ton as commissioners in probate
court.-The Yama Yama Minstrels will
be repeated Friday evening at the
school house hall for the bene1t OF the
Red Cross.-Mrs. William Mead of I'm
derhill was at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. william Jackson, Saturday.-Mrs
Wilson Curtis has been confined to the
house the past few days with a severe
cold.-Hugh McGibbor of North Caro-
! lima Is at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Jackson.-Edward Varney and
Howard Ring have enrolled for the new
merchant marine and will walt until
they are called for duty from the ma
tionaf headquarters I'm Boston.-Mrs.
Julia Booth has received word OF the
death of her grandson. Kenneth, of
of Boston, who was killed by an auto
while sliding.-Several from here at
tended the funeral Wednesday of Vir-
ginia, the only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Haskins. at Jericho Gen.
ter.-Clifton Buxton and son. Ralph,
have completed work for Warren Bux-
ton and left Monday for Jonesville.
where they have a position in Lanes
| o. ~ mill
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
SHELDON.

The minstrel show. which was given in
w. c. Marshs hall Monday evening. will
be repeated again this evening.-Mrs.
Charles Smith. who has been Ill. is i'm
proving.-Mrs. E. F. Holmes. who has
been very i'll. Is improving. Abraham
Lagrange has bought farm in Highgate
and is moving.-Miss Glenna Curtis Of ST.
Johnsbury visited her mother. Mrs. Frank
Curtis. recently.-S. L. Nichols of East
hampton, Mass. is now at the home of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Nichols.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

The Ladies' Missionary meeting will b
held at the home of Mrs. H. F. Comings)
Saturday afternoon.-It is requested THAI
the ladies Of the village make an extra
effort to come to the Red Cross room
Wednesday afternoons as there is a good
supply Of work on hand and a good at
tendance Is desired.-Homer Wilson is in
Boston for a few days.-The Boys Up
stream club gave a drill Tuesday evening.
Mrs. c. NJ Rubee and daughter,
Harriet, were in Enosburg Falls last Wed
nesday.-A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Godone Saturday.-There will be a
patriotic service at the Congregational
Church Sunday evening.-Friday evening
the Willing Workers will meet with Hiss
Dorothy Young and the Beavers with
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WILLISTON.

There will be social at the village
church on Friday evening, which will
be a public reception to all of the en-
listed and drafted men of the town.
Supper will be served at 700 p. m.
and special table will be reserved for
the prospective defenders of the flag.
These men will be the guests of the
invitation committee of which George
Irish Is chairman. II is expected that
some entertainers from Fort Ethan AL
len will be present. This is the fifth
and last Of the series of S. s. socials
during the season. Everyone in the
town will be welcome to come and en-
joy the evening and honor our selected
men.-The prayer meeting on Thurs
day evening will be at the home Of
Sanford Warren.-A daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs Frank Lunder-
vile. Thursday.-Mrs. Mary Clark,
gave reception Friday in nonor of her
son. Chittenden Clark's marriage The
Kings Daughters were especially in
vited.-Quite number of young
men were examined under the draft
law last week and passed.--Mr. and
Mrs. Hubbard have moved to South Bur-
lington. Mr.. Hubbard has hired out on
a farm.-The funeral of Mrs. Patterson
was held at her daughters. Mrs. c. d..
Warren, Thursday. lnterment in Shell
hurne-A deputation ,eam of the Uni
versity of Vermont. consisting of two
students. was present at the social Sat-
urday night.-Ralph Prior has finished
his work at the wooden mills and is
home Mrs. Prior went to Boston to
the hospital last week for treatment
The roads since the thaw. are in very
bad condition, especially near Taft's
Corners where the water runs over the
road and is quite deep.
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RICHMOND.

The community supper served in I. O..
o. r. hall Thursday was a grand success.
over $125 being raised for the benefit of
the Red Cross.-Miss Deusa Bolger of
Jericho has been visiting friends in town.
Mrs. w. J. Sabens. Mrs. NJ. D. Dimick and
Miss Moore gave a card party at the
hotel Monday evening for the benefit of
the Red Cross.-Mr. and Mrs. r. r..
Bartlett and children of Shelburne were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. 1. E. Towne
over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
Terrier were in Underhill Sunday.-Miss
Katherine Lavelle of Burlington was at
the home of her father. 2. Lavelle. over
Sunday.-Mrs. Jennie Berry entertained
the Aid Circle of the Kings Daughters at
her home Friday afternoon.--Ralph
Kenyon. George Charland and Robert Kill
peck have enlisted and left last week for
CaTnp Greene N @
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Col. c. f. Nelson Of Derby Line and
NJ. J. Blair Of North Troy were BUSH
ness visitors in town recently.-war-
rem Cole of East Enosburg and also
Mr.. Carpenter of the same place were
in town on business Monday-The Rev.
Max Kelley is acting as pastor of the
Baptist Church until the Rev. Mr. AL
len is able to resume pastoral duties
Mrs. z. S. Wright and Mrs. NJ X. Judd
are in East Franklin. Miss Dorothy
Gardyne has gone to Quebec. where she
will visit her uncle. T. w. Elkins, who
Is in U. s. custom service there-Miss
Margaret Gardyne has returned from
North Troy where she has been visiting
relatives.
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NORTH HERO.

Miss Lilly Ford Of Montreal is visiting
the Rev. and Miss Gladys Kirkness for {
few days.-Stephen Patnode left Tuesday
for Camp Greene.-Letters from two
Savage boys. Arthur and MILFORD say
they like Camp Greene-Howard Tudhope,
who has been in a school in Detroit, has
been transferred to Atlanta, Ca, for
further training.-Edward Martin has
taken Miss Mollie Clarks farm and will
move here March /.
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A. 8. Randall Of Rublee street is re-
covering from injuries suffered when some
pieces of steel flew In one eye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Boivn. who were
In the city to see their son, Omer Boivin.
at the ST. Adams hospital, have returned
to Montreal. The son was injured while
attending his duties as brakeman for the
Grand Trunk railway in the Italy yard
Saturday evening. He fell from the top of
a car.
A son was born yesterday morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Handley of
Brainerd street
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MILTON.

The funeral of Thomas Tatro. an aged
veteran of the Civil War. was held at st.
AIMS Church Saturday at 900 a. M. tho
Rev. +. Paquet officiating. The body was
placed in the vault and will be taken to
Johnson. his former home, for burial when
the roads permit. He leaves his wife and
two daughters, Mrs. William Bushey and
Mrs. Hiram Parkhurst.-The funeral of
Mrs. Eugene Laramay was held at st.
AIMS Church Saturday at 1000 "A. M, with
the burial In the Catholic cemetery. She
Is survived by husband and several
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RICHFORD.

The Basketball game. played between
the Richford High school team and the
Newport High school team Saturday eve
ming in the Richford gymnasium. was
won by the Richford team. the score being
80 to 2O.-Miss Cecile Berard is visiting
friends in Winooski.-Miss Laura Rounds
visited in Enosburg Falls on Saturday.
An increase in salary was granted
about 25 employees in the customs district
of Vermont February /. All drawing less
than $3.50 a day were advanced to that
amount. except men over 20
years of age.-Miss Glenna Lovelette
went to Berlin, n. H., last week
where she will visit at the home of her
cousin. Mrs. Ezra l.. Yandow and other
relatives.--Miss Margaret Currie. a daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Currie, return
ed home Thursday from the st. Adams
hospital. where she underwent an opera
ton for appendlcitis.-Mrs. II. NJ. Far
rar. of st. Adams is in town, called by the
illness Of her brother-in-law. Edison All
ger.
A large number of people attended
ladies' night at the Calumet club rooms
Thursday evening. A card contest was
organized to continue for three weeks,
one night each week. the losing side
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BAKERSFIELD.

N. N. Flood has sold mis- farm Just
south of the village to Mr.. Mckinney
Of Highgate. Possession is to be given
March IN J. Herrick of st. Adams
was a business visitor in town Mon
day.-Edward Ryea has enlisted in LIST
Vermont regiment and left last week
for Camp Greene. Charlotte. N. C.--Mrs.
F. H. Potter and Mrs. G. Il. Maynard
visited at A. Il. Davis's of johnson,
several days last week.-Mrs.. Julia
Archambault of Burlington is visiting
her niece. Mrs. A. o. Boucher.
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HUNTINGTON.

Clarence Andrews has purchased the
Ross place Of DIR. Falby. to take possess
sion March Mrs. Alton Kenyon has a
letter from her son, Walter written from
Washington, wishing the Red Cross to ac-
cept his hearty thanks for the outfit sent
him from here and saying he expected to
leave for France very soon.
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BINGHAMVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Wetherbee and
son, Parker, returned to Burlington Mon
day after visiting relatives in town.
II. L. Maxfield is in feeble health.-C. H.
Scott is confined to the house by illness.
Miss Ruth Sweet was in Burlington re-
Gently on business
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JERICHO.

The intermediate pupils. under the d.
rection OF their teacher. Miss Adren, are
devotng an hour every Friday afternoon
to Red Cross work. The teacher and chill
dren wish to express their thanks to the
ladies. who donated cloth for napkins and
pillows. They are also grateful for the
clippings for scrap-books. Cloth pieces
of any kind color or size will be utilized
in some way and much appreciated II
there are any other ladies in the vicinity
who have such to dispose of. 1t is an
ticipated that the interest already shown
by the children in this work will be great
ly increased by the formation of the Red
Cross junior auxiliary, and that the work
will be taken up In many schools where
nothing as yet has been DONE along this
line.
This morning at nine o'clock there
will be exercises In the grammar room.
the program being as follows: Song.
America, Pride of the World" read
ing, "Lincoln's address,; essay, His
tory Of Red Cross; Our War Aims;
reading. "Ship of State: 1.-The Work
Of the Grammer Room in helping to
the War; flag salute, Red Cross flag.
pledge; song. America. Wilson Cur
tbs has been confined to the house the
past few days owing to a fall on the
ice.-Master Kenneth aver is spending
a few days with his grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Bradish. at Jericho Cen
ter-Peter McGibbon of Mortified has
been CALLED here on account of the
serious condition Of his mother, Mrs
Mary Hale. who is at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. w. c. Jackson.-Dennis Ter
rill, who has been visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. LOOMS Terrill for few
days, has returned to Morrisville.--At
the meeting of the Red Cross Circle
Saturday afternoon committee OF
three were appointed to have charge
IF the Red Cross Junior Auxiliary
They are L. c. Stevens, Edythe M
Perry and Florence Buxton-William
Allen of Essex will take possession OF
the Tyler farm March ! and Mr.. Bal.
lard will move to Richmond-Mr. and
Mrs. John Flint of Burlington are
spending a few days with relatives In
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UNDERHILL.

service flag with eight stars was pre-
sented to the Congregational Church last
Sunday by the Ladies' Social Union.-Mr.
and Mrs. d. F. Hackett and daughter,
Lorraine, Of Boston, who have been spend
ing few days with Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Humphrey. returned home Monday.-Mrs.
r. H. Lewis returned home this week from
Burlington. where she has been for treat
ment.-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Styles and
children returned Wednesday from Green
field. Mass, where they have been visiting
the past two weeks.-Hefiry Dickinson is
moving into his tenement down at River
side this Week.-Mrs. Mary j. Benedict
had the misfortune to break her leg just
above the ankle while going down to her
mail box Tuesday morning .-Mrs. II. F.
Hale Of Fairbury. Neb.. who was called
here by the serious illness of her mother,
Mrs. Mary c. Hale. was the guest of her
sister. Mrs w n Mead Tuesdav
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FLETCHER.

Miss Helen LongIey is ili.-Cliffton Scott
is ill.-There was a valentine social at
j. S. Leach's Thursday evening for the
benefit Of the Red Cross.-Maurice Boozan
has moved on to the Robinson farm
vacated by Scott Irish.-Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Miller of Burlington have been visit
ing relatives in town.-B. L. Reynolds has
a large force Of men cutting and drawing
logs from his Chapman farm to Cam
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McDonough. THE Man in the Shadow"
Landon Hubbell. Michael Strogoff, Cour-
Ter of the Gar; Ruth e. Lander, "a
Legend of Bregenz," Adelaide Proctor;
Leo Hayes, american Freedom; Mabel
M. Miller, THE Highwayman,' Alfred
Noyes George Roberts, "a Call to Arms"
Patrick Henry; Sienna Goodrich. "Lasca"
j. Earl Wetmore, An Extract from the
Address to Congress-" April 2, 1917, Presi-
dent Wilson, Ruth Hubbell, 1.-THE High
Vuo v,,,o,
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FRANKLIN.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Walls are the
parents of son. born February 10 at the
local sanitarium.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Young are the parents of daughter. born
February 13.-Mrs A. ID. Whitney is much
improved In health.-Mrs. William Green
field is critically i'll. Miss Bliss Of Burling-
ton is caring for her.-"A Day in Court"
under the auspices Of the Red Cross. was
presented at the town hall February 20.
Clyde Soule returned from Mortified
Saturday. high school has been
closed indefinitely owing to lack of fuel
DR.. Human of Enosburg Falls was a
business visitor in town Friday.-Miss
Josie Young is spending few days in
Enosburg. Xavier Wood Is critically i'll.
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GEORGIA..

Miss L. Marjorie Ludtig has returned
to Montreal, after passing some time at
the home of her uncle, c. Ludtig.-Willis
Brooks is lone from Springfield, Mass,
called for examination for military SER
vice-Mrs. Avery Phelps Of Milton is Ill
at the home of DR.. Khg.-Lucius d, Perry
has enlisted and has gone to Camp
Greene, Charlotte. n. C.-Mrs. William
Owen is Ill of pneumonia. -Walter owen
is i'll Of scarlet fever.-The entertainment
by the Boy Scouts, which was postponed,
will be given at the town hall Saturday
evening. Refreshments will be served
February "a will be observed as Scout an
niversary Sunday at the Methodist Epis-
cOpal Church.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
GRAND ISLE.

The play, Scenes from the Life Of
George Washington" with farce at the
end is being prepared for the benefit Of
the Red Cross and will be given the eve
ming of February a. A box containing 70
completed garments. mostly knitted. was
packed and shipped to Red Cross head
quarters recently. This work with the
outfits for newly drafted men was COM
pleted in one months time under the
direction of Mrs. Xantine.
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COLCHESTER.

A donation visit will be given the
Rev. and Mrs. Stephen Smith at the
parish house Thursday evening. La
dies please bring cake.--Mrs j. II. Lyon
returned Saturday from Northfeld-
Mrs William Furness from Boston Is
visiting Mrs. w. II. Munson.-Edwin
Wright is home from the South.-Mr
and Mrs. A. o. Hulburd announce the
engagement of their daughter. Ethel
Bernice. to Max Crandal WOlcott son
of Mr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Wolcott of Col
CheSfpr
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SOUTH HERO.

The next meeting Of Lake Champlain
Chapter Of d. A. r., will be guest day al
South Hero Inn. February 90 subject,
Martha and George Washington
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FAIRFAX.

The Red Cross society will meet for
work Thursday afternoon with Mrs. r.
A. Southard.-T. L. Marvin is confined
to the house by illness-Miss Clara
Southland has returned from visiting
friends in Fletcher.--Mr. and Mrs
Maurice Irish of westford visited Mrs
1rishs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. But
Ter, Sunday.-The Fidelity class Of the
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school will
meet for study on Friday evening with
Mrs II. A. Southland.