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Grand Isle County.
GRAND ISLE

At a meeting of the Grand Isle county
Red Cross, held at North Hero June l.
for the purpose of organizing a county
chapter, Colonel Pratt, of Proctor, was
present and explained the work of a
county chapter. Delegates were present
from all the towns except Alburg. The
elected: Chairman, the Rev. George
Wescot Grand Isle vice chairman, Mrs.
n. w. Fisk: secretary and treas
urer. Miss Mary Montgomery, Isle La
Motto; chairman Of finance committee,
Charles Reed. South Hero; executive
committee. Mrs. Charles Tudhope, North
Hero; Mrs. William Hazen. Grand Isle :;
Mrs w. o. Morton, Alburg Mrs. O. u.
Bifield. South Hero: Mrs. J. Mellor, Isle
La Motto: womans work committee.
Mrs. H. T. Wadsworth, South Hero
Mrs. Il. S. Fleury, Isle La Motto; Mrs.
Hobart Darby, Alburg; Mrs. NJ. II. Van
tine, Grand Isle; Mrs. w. b. Dodds. North
Hero; civil relief committee. chairman,
w 7. Connell, Isle La Motto; Mrs. Fred
Lane, Grand Isle: w. II. MAYOR. Isle La
Motto; Mrs Robert Atkins. North Hero
Mrs. Florence Reilly Alburg: Mrs Wal
lace Robinson, South Hero.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foss visited at A. j..
Iadd's the last Of the Week.-Mrs. W. II.
Winch and daughter. Hazel. are spend
ing some time with Mr.. Wnch's parents
at Upper Jay, n. Y.-H. w. Ladd and
friends visited the Miner farm in Chazy
Monday.-Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Dud-
ley Graves have arrived at Westerly for
the summer
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

There Will be services at Calvary Church
sunday afternoon at 2:30-Children's day
VIII De observed at the Congregatio nal
Church Sunday morning.-About 40 of the
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of the Enos-
burg Falls lodge attended service at tho
congregational Church Sunday morning
Mrs. Daniel Moren and Mrs. T.. s.
Hutchinson were in Enosburg Falls Sat,
urday.-Miss Myrtle Baker was taken to
DR.. Pratts sanitarium at Enosburg Falls
Sunday and operated on for appendicitis
Her condition is favorable.-Miss Florence
Rouse of st. Johnsbury has been passing
n few days in town.-Mrs Rosette Car
penter of Enosburg Falls visited her niece,
Mrs. George Stevens, last week.-Mrs.
Pearl Austin has been i'll with erysipelas
Miss Grace Woodward of Richford has
been caring for her.-Mrs S. l.. Perley is
passing few weeks In Burlington. The
4Srd annual meeting of the Franklin and
Grand Isle Congregational Churches held
here last week Thursday and Friday was
very we'll attended and the meetings very
Interesting. Melissa Perley visited
Mrs. Daniel Moren and her sister, Mrs r..
b. Smith, last Week.-Mrs. Marion Peter
son Of Craftsbury visiting in town.--Mr.
and Mrs. ID. w. Paul have returned from
Burlington. where they have been for q
few weeks. They were accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Brown and niece of Bur
lington.-second Lieutenant j. Robert
Renfew Of Camp Ogllethorpe. Ga. who is
with his parents in Orleans on "A few days
furlough. passed Friday at the home of f.
II. Dernan. Mrs. Renfrew is with her hus-
band In Orleans during his stay there
Recent callers at Bluebird Camp were:
Col. l.. C. Leavens and niece of Richford.
Herbert Green, Clayton Green and Mrs.
Farnsworth and w. d. Chandler of st,
Adams; Mrs. Jewet, Mrs Peacock and
Mrs. Reaudeau of Swanton, Mrs. Clark
| Burlsson is at the camp for the summer
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TINES THURSDAY 49, 1918

United states officers reserve to the
United States army, of which the slst
division is part SO that Captain Fisher
now wears the letters T.. S. N. a. as well
as his captains insigna.-Mr. and Mrs.
II. il. Cram have received news that
their son, Glen II. Cram, who recently
enlisted In Boston. has been sent to Fort
Jackson, s. C.-Mrs. Celia Grow has re-
turned from Ashtabula, Ohio, where she
has spent the winter with her sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Campbell are in camp
at their cottage at Caspian Lake.-Miss
Mabel Wood of Boston has begun her
duties as nurse at Mrs. Nettie Rich's,
succeeding Miss Margaret Mcdonald
Earle Harris of Minneapolis, Mimi. is
visiting his mother, Mrs G.. r. Cheney,
and sister, Miss Isabel Harris.-Mrs. Will
liam Best of Burlington is the guest of
Mr.. Best's parents, the Rev. and Mrs.
w. r. Best.-Miss Florence Souther OF
Whitman, Mass. is visiting Morrisville
| trends
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JOHNSON

Last Friday while men were engaged
in the new tale mine near ii. w. Peck 8
sugar house three were caught when the
mine caved in. 1t buried Wayland Mills
Help rushed and he was saved. but with
a broken leg and other injuries. He was
taken to the hospital and operated on
Saturday. The other men were not seri-
ously injured and are doing well.-George
Campbell was in Burlington Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs w. A. Landon motored
from South Hero Sunday and visited
his sister. Mrs. o. A. McFarland.-l. f.
Cobb and O. A. Mcfarland were at home
over Sunday with their families.-Lin
Bell and son were in Burlington Satur-
day-Mrs. G. +. Stratton returned from
Burlington Saturday.-It was Children's
day at the Congregational Church Sun
day.-Miss Alice Mills is spending few
days with her father, Bertram Mills
Dell Scribner from Swanton came home
Saturday to see his sister from Lynn,
Mass, who visited her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Scribner.-Two children of
Edward Walker one Of NJ. S. Hill and one
of Lynn Bell were baptized at the Con-
gregational Church Sunday.
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EAST FRANKLIN

Callers and guests in town the pas,
week include Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley RAJ
bideau and daughter at the home of c.
A. Peao: Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kinney,
Helen. Glen and Ella Kinney, Mrs. Roger
Collins and G. p. Collins at the home
of j. w. Collins; John Branch, Jr.. of
ST. Albans at the home Of +. c. Ham
mond; II. l.. Chandler, Of Swanton, at
the home of NJ. L. CHARACTERISTICS. Il. FL.
Gilbert is ill.-Mr. and Mrs. II. A. VIII
lard visited at West Franklin Sunday
+. II. Broe and Miss Marcia Broe were
in Burlington Sunday to see Harlow e.
Broe. who is attending the mechanical
school.-O. f. Bridges is visiting in Shell
don Springs.-Miss Anna Johnson has re-
turned to her home at Rice Hill, after
visiting her sister. Mrs. Henry Lawyer.
-E. H. Chamberlin went Monday to
Sheldon Springs. whore he will do car
penter work.--Mrs. Sarah Glidden, Mr.
and Mrs. e. l.. Olmstead attended the
funeral of Mrs. Orren Caller at Pigeon
Hill. Que. Friday.-Chldren's day SER
vices will be held at the church Sunday
evening at 7:30 O'Clock.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

r. S. Page and r. w. Hulburd OF
Hyde Park were in town Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Gilman of Ran
dolph were guests at w. j. Wrights
Monday.--C. +. Berry has moved to
Richford.-W !. Wright. town COM
mtteeman for the sale of War Savings
Stamps. was in st. Adams Friday to
meet the chairman from other towns.
Montgomery's portion is nearly S3o,Ooo.
r. NJ Buck has bought of c. T..
Berry the GUY Goslet place for $4,000.
1t is reported that Nelson q Hall
Co.. have bought the Taplin and Rowell
timbered land.
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SHELDON

s. l.. Nichols of South Deerfield,
Mass, spent Sunday at the home or
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
Nichols.-Mrs s. r. Reed of st. Johns
bury, who has been visiting friends
and relatives I'm town, returned to her
home last Saturday.--Peter Bocash
spent a few days last week with his
brother James Bocash, of Burlington.
Miss ella Bryce visited her sister,
Miss Nettie Bryce in Montgomery a
few days last week.-The school enter
tainment which was given in Marsh S
hall Friday was well attended,. L.
Kittell and family and Miss Hilda
KittelI of Richfurd, who are visiting
at c. L. Kittelrs. motored to West
Enosburg Sunday.-Miss Fanniah
Merritt of Swanton was in town last
v.p
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JEFFERSONvILLE

| The funerals of Clayton II. Scott and
Henry Foster. who were killed in the
railroad wreck at Burlington June D,
were held Friday and Saturday. The flu
neral of Mr. Scott was held Friday after
noon at the church, the Rev. Walter II.
Gould of Cambridge officiating. He was
the Oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield
Scott. was a lifelong and much respected
resident of this town. The funeral was
largely attended. Those in attendance
from out of town were: Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Peck, Mrs. Ernest Harrison from
Danville, Me-, and Mrs. Dana Reynolds
and son from Fletcher. The flowers were
many and beautiful. Two selections were
sung by a quartette composed of Ira Pow
ell Mrs. J. II. Bean, Mr.. and Mrs. w. g.
of Morrisville, Mr.. and Mrs. Linn Scott
Lease, accompanied by Mrs. F. b. Hyde,
Father to Thee We Look and Some
time Wen Understand" The bearers were
| were Charles Tucker, Leander Fortier,
Frank Mcclure of this place. Mr.. Brown,
Mr. Glidden and MIR. Grossman of ST. AL
bans The burial was in the Jeffersonville
cemetery. Mr.. Scott leaves his wife, par
ents, one brother and seven sisters. The
funeral of Henry p. Foster was cid Sat-
urday at the church. the Rev. +. b. Hyde
officiating. There were many beautiful
| flowers. among them an offering from
the Railroad Brotherhood Of st. Adams.
Mr. Foster is survived by one daughter,
Ida, aged 10 years.
Mrs Marie Curtis. who spent several
months in Boston. Mass has returned
and is stopping with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Melvln.-Mrs. ]. w. Green, who
has been quite seriously Ill. is improv-
ing Mr.. and Mrs Green are stopping
at their farm home on the Johnson
|
we'll attended and were exceptionally
good. eight children received the rite
of baptism.-June 23 will be the be-
ginning of commencement exercises OF
| the graded school, closing with grad
uatIng exercises June 2S-Mrs. Rainey
| from Norwich, Conn. is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. c. II. Scott and Miss Jen-
ME Trick.-Mrs. Marion Griswold mad
Miss Matte Wilcox were Burlington
visitors Wednesday.-Mrs Henry Nc
Nally is in poor health, her son, John,
of Rutland, spent the past week with
her.-Mrs. l.. S. Morse, Mr. and Mrs.
Tres Morse and Mrs. Pearl Shafer at
tended the garden party at Bishop Hop
kins hall Thursday.-Robert A. Stafford
of Cambridge and Miss Glenna J. Scott
of this place were married In Cam
bridge. June 3, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs r. A. Gates by the Rev. Walter
H. Gould.-Mrs. c. H. Scott and sister.
Miss Jennie Trick and Mrs. Rainey were
| in Burlington Monday to attend the
hearing of the tunnel wreck.-Plans
are completed for a full senior high
school. 1t is expected the building will
be fitted for full course September
Mrs Edward Magner has gone to
visit her children in Springfield. Mass.
MIR. and Mrs. c. s. Brush, Mr. and
Mrs b. c. Hawley and Mr. and Mrs.
II. f. Reynolds were visitors in White
River Junction Wednesday.--Arth
! Pike of Johnson is doing carpenter
work for NJ. S. Hawley.-Ralph Nye
and Willis Sheldon from the University of
Vermont Mechanical Training. Co. A..
visited their homes Saturday and Sum
day returning Monday.
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HIGHGATE CENTER

The Hghgate high school graduating
exercises will be held Friday at For
esters' hall. The program will be as
follows Music. orchestra: invocation;
address. Rollo G. Reynolds; music pre-
sentation of diplomas. Mr.. Hunt: Amer
ioa." a reception will follow the exer-
cises for the graduating class.
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Lam0ille County.
STOWE

The 18th annual meeting Of the stowe
High School Alumni association was held
at the Akeley Memorial building Friday
evening, with the following program. Orlo
X. Jenney II, acting as POSTMASTER;
presidents address, f. Lawrence Bigelow,
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absent Alumni Mrs. Lola Billings
douglass. 'oo' remarks Elton Is. Forbes,
~, and Walter H. Morgan, IL. There were
10 new members initiated. Prizes of IS
each for students of the graduating class
making greatest progress in the four
years course were awarded to Floyd Il.
Sleeper and Mildred Il. Holden. Officers
elected were: President. Elton b. Forbes;
vice president, Thesis X. Cakes, '18; secre-
tary and treasurer, Ruby ID. Shaw, 1917
executive committee, Ruth r. Mcmahon,
90, Wayne T. Burt, 'Oi, and Helen NJ.
Houston, rs. On account of war conditions
the usual banquet was omitted and the
price per plate will be invested in war
savings stamps.-Mr. and Mrs. C. j..
Lang have received word that their
daughter. Miss Dorothy M. Lang. who has
been employed since April 1 in the tele-
phone office of the War Trade Board of
New York city. has been promoted TO as
sistont 70 one of the head men on the
hoard. -I,rnest Mr. Houston. who attended
Tho recent sale of biob brcd cattle at tho
Hood farm of Lowell Mass nurcbaaed
a two-vear.o,d he,fer whose dam has n
record of 77s nounda of butter a year and
which hoe itselr been entero6 in tho
Registr, NJ Merit for n v,eId ~ ON mounds
t., s,v .,,on,hs A ha,s. s,star ~ ,ho h,,II
now owned bv Mr.. Houston brought St0.0g9
and eulI brother of the bull sold for
"a GOO Mr. Houston has one of the highest
bred dairies in this vicnitv.-Mr. and
o,eu '1 =, 10y CO.. ~
Mis' H. "' S''"w anu sui, -
SHAW iho'o'e" 'i'""s !" o.''is wi"
where 'he Younger man repor'eo at the
navy recruiting stat'on' on account OF
change In regulations Tor sending enlisted
men TO export Mr. shaw was sent
nome 10 ava. n's c"'''-s wary
Smahey IeceiVeo 'e'ter vi tne th from
her son. Foper'' \" tne american eNPeoi-
tonary Iorce III france "ri'teh on
Mothers day. Private Smaiiey wrote mat
he was weii.-Mlss RUBY barrows mas re-
ceived letter written May IL from NC
kinley Crossett or waterbury, VINO Is
serving in France and who says that he
has been pretty near the front.-Mr. and
Mrs. l.. G. Undall and Mrs. Cedric Davis
of Wolcott called on Mrs. w. ID. Pangle
Saturday.-Mrs. Amos Boardman visited
her mother. Mrs Hannah Knight Sun
day.-A. w. Fisher of Wolcott, who was
here Sunday was accompanied home by
Mrs. Fisher. who passed commencement
weak
There, WAS a quiet wedding at the homo
NJ Mr. and Mrs Adolph d. Alrer on
Vast prancb at two o'clock Thursday
oft.rroor Iupe a uben their daughter.
Me- I,I.,o I,eona Alger was married
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HYDE PARK

Children's day was observed Sunday
morning at the Congregational Church.
Miss l.ilah Waite has returned home
from Seattle. Wash.--The case of T. s.
Cummings VS.. the town of Cambridge
a suit for loss of life by defective
bridge. on trial at county court several
days last week. resulted i'm a verdict for
$500 and costs for plaintiff This is the
only jury case for this term. Some d.
vorces and other matters will occupy the
attention OF court few days this week
Mrs. James Roddy died Sunday last
The funeral was held from st. Theresa's
Church Tuesday morning MIR. and Mrs
W. d. Sommerville and son, Of New
York city, are at the inn for the summer
Bennett Douglass. OF Montpelier, was
in town Sunday.-One OF the best con-
certs ever given In this county was that
given at the north village last Saturday
night by the Montpelier orchestra for
the benefit of the Red Cross, The or
chestra. under the direction OF George
White, of Montpelier. a native OF this
county, was secured by v. A. Billiard.
of Burlington, and came here at his ex :
pense. Preceding the concert, batriotic
addresses were given by II. C. Shurtlefs
of Montpelier, the Hon. r. G. Fleetwood.
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EDEN.

The Red Cross will meet Thursday
afternoon at the Corners hall to do their
usual amount of work. after which sup
per will be served from five o'clock until
all are served.-Michael McGookin has
returned home from Hartford, Conn.
where he has had work for the past
three months.-A large number from this
town attended the musical entertainment
at North Hyde Park Saturday.
Hines, of Johnson, has been visiting at
Brady Leach's for several days.-Fred
Sanville has returned to his home at
the Mills, after spending six weeks with
relatives in Irasburg Wheelock
visited his sons, Clarence and Carroll. in
Woodbury.. last week.-Abbie McGookin
has gone to Swanton, where she has
work for the summer.-George Gilchrist
and family of Newport, were in town
Sunday.-Henry Patnode has moved his
family into the Powell house at the Mills.
There will be social dance at the Mt.
Norris hall Friday night June n. Dane
ing from $50 until one o'clock. Mrs.
Hannah Russell returned home Monday
after visiting several days in Johnson.
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BELvIDERE CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Saxton of Shelburne
visited the Rev. and Mrs. Chandler,
recently.-W. r. Brigham and i. w.
Davis OF Bakersfield have been in
town on business.-Mr. and Mrs. will
liam Provo visited the Rev and Mrs.
Chambers Sunday.-Fayette Thomas
has visited friends at Camp Devens,
Aver, Mass.--The Rev. and Mrs. Chand
Ter are attending quarterly conference
at Dunkin. =. O., this week.-Mr. and
Mrs Harry Cox are the parents of n
daughter.--Mrs. Ellen and son of
Burlington are visiting !. o.
Thomas
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CAMBRIDGE

Miss Hattie Hopkins visited in Bur
lington Fridays. A. Soule Of Fair
field was in town Wednesday, buying
cattle.-A. n. Grenier Of Fairfax visited
his brother Il. q. Grenier Sunday. -
Isaac Chase of st. Adams visited Mrs.
e. NJ Hauley and II. S. Gates We'd
ensday and Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs
o. A. Sherman spent several days last
week in Burlington.-Miss Myrtle Wal
lace returned Saturday from New York
where she has been pianist in a thea
ire for 10 months.--Mr. and Mrs. c. J.
Lark of stowe visited DR.. and Mrs
Lapg Sunday.-Miss Maude Griffin of
Burlington visited her mother Mrs
Fred Plunner last week.-Mrs.. Linus
Leavens and daughter Dorothy were
visitors in Burlington Saturday.-John
Boyce OF Providence, X. l., spent last
week with his sister, Mrs. A. D. cut
ting.-E. II. Olmstead of Moorseville
was business visitor in town Mon
|day.-Mrs. Reba Young and children
left Friday by motor for Greenwich,
Conn, to spend the summer with her
sister, Mrs. Horace Reed.-C. H. Morgan
of Richmond and family visited at w
NJ. Smiths Tuesday.-Dr. and Mrs. w
NJ. Lang and Mrs c. ]. Lang were visi-
tors in Burlington Wednesday.-Miss
vera fullnStOn Oh f1yue fdTk lS Spend
ing the week with her mother, Mrs.
Julia Fullington.-Schools in town will
close Friday with flag day exercises
to be held in the park. weather per-
hitting.
The Rev. Walter II. Gould exchanged
pulpits with the Rev. e. b. Harris of
Waterville June 1.-The Boy Scouts ball
team recently defeated the Jeffersonville
team Is to II. They expect to play the
Underhill Boy Scouts Saturday.
drens day was observed Sunday at Com
munity Church. The church was filled
for the service. Eight were baptized
The Rev and Mrs. Walter Gould, with a
party from Underhill climbed Mount
Mansfield Tuesday.-The morning sub
ject of Community Church Sunday will
be: will God Help Us Win the War;"
Church school at 1900 m.
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WOLCOTT,

Bertrand Hubbell is at home from
Boston, called here by the Illness of
his father.-Miss Mary Hubbell has
finished her school in Troy and returned
home.-F. f.. Peck has returned from
Sharon.--Archie Richardson of the navy
aviation corps. stationed at Norfolk,
Va. is at home on a ten days furlough.
John Sheehan and son. Robert. of
Essex Junction are guests at Alvah Hath
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Elk -Lieutenant-G Governor Stearns, States
Attorney Maurice, w. Il. Tracy, s. Il.
Waite and l.. II. Lewis. Patriotic songs
were rendered by Mrs. LA Niles jack
son. Fully 400 people were in attend
ance. the hall being packed and several
unable to get in. At the close of the
concert v. A. Billiard was called upon
and he gave a stirring address. which
was heartily applauded. The people
greatly appreciate the generosity of Mr..
Billiard In giving his home village this
fine entertainment and also in the great
aid 1t gave the local Red Cross.
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BAKERSFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney Smith of Melrose,
Mass, are visiting at o. A. Fields s.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Start and Mrs. Maud
Pearson. with the Rev. and Mrs. w. w
Smith, attended the County Congregation
al association at East Berkshire last week
Thursday night the house and barn be-
longing to Henry Benorr, east Of the
village. were destroyed by fre.-Wednes-
day the Brigham Academy nine defeated
Franklin high, 10 to 10.-Sunday morning
the Rev. Charles #. Riggs Of Constanti-
nople. Turkey, addressed union meeting
of the Methodist and Congregational
Churches concerning his work in Turkey
Friday evening Prin. and Mrs. G. II
Morrill, very pleasantly entertained the
senior class at their home.-Robert Parker
Miss Dodge, Miss Jenkins and Mrs. Di-
mond of Brigham Academy took an auto.
mobile trip Saturday to Hardwick.
Sunday evening the Rev Mr. Dukeshire
Of Enosburg Falls will preach the bacca.
laureate eormOn al the acadenny
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ISLE LA NOTE

Children's day was observed at the
Methodist Church Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Seymour Pike and son, Lieut.. Stanley
r. Pike who have been spending a few
days In town, returned to their home
in Burlington Saturday There was a
song service and special music by War
rem Fiefty. violnist Sunday evening at
the Methodist Episcopal Church.-Miss
Gladys Hill is visiting In Springfield,
Mass.-Mr. and Mrs II. p. Fiefty, in
company with the Rev. and Mrs. G. C..
Westcot Of Grand Isle, took an auto
trip last week TO Canada. They crossed
the ferry from Isle La Motto to Chazy,
thence through Cooperstown, Rouses
Point. Champlain to Cherubusco. After
crossing into Canada from Cherubusco
they went to Franklin Center, Quebec.
and thence to Ormstown. Quebec, and
attended the Ormstown livestock exhibit
ton, this being next in size and quality
to the great Toronto show. which is the
greatest in Canada. While away they
visited friends in Ormstown, Howick.
Riverfield and Flemingford. Quebec.
ALBURG
Miss Edith Blair Is visiting friends in
st, Johns, Que.-Mrs. II. A. Deuel. return
ed Sunday to her home in South Albure
for the summer vacation. She expects To
return to her school in the fall-Mrs
a. Il. willard passed Monday in St
Albans.-Mrs. Charles Peterson is con-
fined TO the bed by illness Mrs. S. Lasher
passed Monday in st, Albans-Paul Mar
tin passed Sunday in st Johns. Que
There VIII be prayer meeting Thursday
evening at Ransom Bohannon's.-Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Godah and children from
Swanton passed Sunday with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Gonya-Mr. and
Mrs. George Sabra returned Monday
morning after passing the winter in Prov
idence, r. /.
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BINGHAMVILLE.

l. A. Rugg has purchased Of Miss
Josephine Leonard of Huntville her
farm consisting of GO acres of land for
es.500.-Mrs. Clarence Montague has re-
turned to her home in Hardwick after
several days with relatives in town.
Miss Abble Spaulding will return home
with her for an indefinite stay.-Mrs.
John Casavant. who returned home from
the Mary Fletcher hospital recently, is
much improved in health.-Mrs. olive
Corse will go Saturday to visit her sis
ter, Mrs Ada Leonard. In Worcester,
Mass. who will visit her son, Clifton,
who is stationed at Camp Devens-Mrs.
Anna Holmes. Louis Minor and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Boozan and daughter, Flor
ence, were in johnson Sunday