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The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-08

Dr. B W. Breemove mas returned to the city and cal be found al his offices on the third floor Of the Ar kansas Naronal Bank building 2-1lti
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RIDING HABITS.
For Rent or Sale.

HOT SPRINGS RIDING HABIT co. POE Cottage St. If. Phone 503.
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JERICHO CENTER

The woman's Foreign Missionary meet
ing will be held Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Ellen Morse.-Mr. and Mrs e. H.
Blakely of Burlington visited their aunt.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. whitney, on Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. I. NJ. Nealy and Charles Nealy re-
turned Friday night from Florida, where
they spent the winter.-Hovey Jordan of
Camp Devens Is spending a two weeks
furlough with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. B. Jordan. Mrs. II. II. Higgins ac-
companied him.--Mr. and Mrs. Rola
Hunt OF Windsor are in town.--A dance
was held in the Ladies' Aid hall given
by the high school. The proceeds were
$500. which we're given to the Junior Red
Cross.-The townspeople will be glad
to know that in response to the intensive
book campaign started in March for the
benefit of soldiers and sailors libraIi les,
package Of 200 volumes given by the
citizens has been shipped to Hoboken.
y. J. 1t is hoped books will continue to
come in to the deposit stations for men
will need books as long as the war lasts
and the supply must be constantly re-
plenished. Az soon as there are enough
for another package. a report will be
made to the State headquarters by the
librarian, and they will be prepared and
shipped to the proper address. Books with
paper covers are not accepted. on account
Of their short life and the cost of ship
Ling.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Word has been received from Mrs.
F. z. Hutchins Of the death Of Freddie
Hutchins. formerly of this place. who
passed away Friday morning at his
home in Pasadena, Cal.
Many people from here were sorry to
learn OF the death In Pasadena, Cal.
OF F. e. Hutchins. Mr.. Hutchins
was born In this town and was about
30 years Of age. He had been a very
active business man. having been engaged
in manufacturing spruce butter tubs,
lumber and general merchandise. He
was man whose word was as good as
his bond and was held in high esteem
by all. His mill. which was one of the
largest of its kind in the world, was
destroyed by fire three years ago. Since
that time he had spent the winters in
California. His health had not been good
for some time and his death was not
wholly unexpected. He disposed of the
last Of his real estate. which was com
posed Of about 1000 or 5000 acres of tim
bered land and other property last De-
cember to the Missisquoi Paper & PUN
Co. Of Sheldon Springs. lie leaves a
wife
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

the first OF last December has knitted 80
teh first Of last December has knitted 50
pairs Of socks for the Red Cross
Coadjutor Bishop Bliss visited Calvary
Church Sunday afternoon, April 81 There
was a celebration of the Holy Communion
Monday morning at nine o'clock.-The Red
Cross shipped last week box containing
10 pairs OF socks and five sweaters. Outfits
for five men will be ready when needed
committee has been appointed to look
after the Junior Red Cross. They are
Mrs. Seymour Dunbar, chairman. Mrs.
George Stevens. Mrs. II. w. Pratt. Miss
Katherine Riley Miss Mary McElroy and
Miss Rockwell.-Class No. of the Con-
gregational Sunday school. the Rev. Will
liam Rice. teacher. met at the parsonage
Friday and organized the class The fol-
lowing officers were elected President,
Mrs. D. w. Paul; secretary. Henry Leahy
treasurer. Miss Mary Hurlburt. The cor.
ner class has challenged this class to a
contest In attendance for the next three
months. The losing side is to entertain the
winners.-Miss Il. NJ. Royce, who has been
Ill with bronchial pneumonia, is Inn
proving.-Miss Gladys Larock is visiting
in st. Albans-Mrs. Dennis Leahy is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Joel Brown,
in Enosburg. -Mrs. Il. T.. Young was I'm
Enosburg Falls Saturday.-The Rev. Will
liam Price was called to Moretown Friday
to attend a funeral.-Mr. and Mrs. w. s.
Rublee and Mrs. Homer Smith were in
Enosburg Falls acknowledgements
| this week the stores in town will close
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday eve-
nings at six o'clock until further notice.
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Percie Hawley spent Sunday in Essex at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tyler
Charles Gibbs of Essex Junction, who is
working for w. w. Smith, was at his
home over sunday Grant Thomas of
rurliuetou wa an over Sunday visitor
at the hune of Mr. and Alrs. Woodruff -
Kenneth Prior of burlington was an over
Sunday visitor of his brother. Wayne, at
the home of Miss Lena varney.-M. f.
Carpenter of Charlotte. district super
visor, was in town recently and appointed
John Schillhammer for patrolman for Jer-
icho.-Bert Blodgett is moving from his
home recently purchased of Steven My
cite, to the Dewey Irish house on Church
street.--NIr. and Mrs. Clifton Buxton and
sons. Ralph and Maurice. Of Jonesvlle
were at the home Of the Rev. and Mrs.
J. r. Buzzell.--Angel Trueba and G.. Bal
astras of Burlington have commenced
work here In the granite shop of Dens-
more and Osgood and board at the home
of Lorenzo w. Rice.
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BAKERSFIELD

On Saturday evening Andrew J. Cross
and Miss Florence Benore We're married
at the Methodist parsonage by the Rev.
G. C. MacDonald.-O. II. Field is seriously
i'll at his home in this village.-Monday
morning the funeral of John Sinnott was
held at st. Georges Roman Catholic
Church. Mr.. Sinnott died Friday, aged
81 years. lie had been life long resi-
dent of Bakersfield. being on the farm
which was owned by his father before
him. He leaves "A daughter, Mrs. James
Farrell, with whom he had made his
home, and a sister. Mrs. Patricl, Brady
of Enosburg Falls.-F. g. Farrell OF
Enosburg Falls was in Bakersfield Mon
day.-Harry II. Powers of Richford was
a visitor in town on Sunday.-Mrs. c. \.
Powell and children have returned to
their home in Milton.-The Rev. G. &.
Macdonald is attending the Vermont an
nual conference of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church at st. Johnsbury. 1t is
earnestly hoped he will be returned to
Bakersfield for another year-O. J. May
nard is spending few days in Cam
bridge.
The Rev. Harry May of Bloomfield and
Miss Nellie May Potter were united in
marriage at the brides home in Belvilere
by the Rev. +. b. Harris. assisted by the
Rev. C. +. Austin.
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n. w. Tracy. William Root. C. L. Van
Vliet William Boardman. Arthur Crane
and Irving Deyettc. The burial was in
the family lot There was profuNion
of floral offerings
There viii be . darce at Woodman 4
nal. Slclburnc Falls, Friday. ftefresh-
ments Will be served. Browns orchestra
VIII play.-Thc young people will give
their play, "a Country store" at Char
iotte saturday evening. Miss Bertha
f1eid has the measles.-Mss NJ. Mitchell
mas returned from New Haven, where
sne has been caring for Robert Parker.
who has pneumonia Mrs. w. A. wead
ts reported az comfortable at the Mary
Fletcher hospital
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FAIRFAX

The Fidelity class met for study on
Wednesday evening with Mrs. Mitchell of
Maple street.-Word has been received
that Private Heman G. Hunt has so far
recovered from his serious illness as to re-
sumo his studies at Converse hall, Bur-
lington, with the signal corps.-The Rev.
f. l.. Goddard and son, Stanley. started
for conference Monday. They will stop in
Stowe on the way.-Mrs. George H. Hunt
is recovering from an attack Of tonsilitis.
e. l.. Butler of st. Adams was in town
Saturday, called here by the serious condi-
ton of his father, II. A. Butler. Mr.
Butler is more comfortable.-Harry r.
Hunt left April Is for Pelham Bay, N. y,
as radio operator in the United States
service.-The ladies of the Baptist Mis-
sionary society will serve a May day sup
per in their church May l at six O'Clock,
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WEST BOLTON.

Herbert Tomlinson has finished work at
Hartford. Conn. and gone to Grand Isle
to clerk in the store of r. Minckler & Co.
Mrs. Georgianna Lacaillade. who was in
town part of last week. has returned to
Nashua. N. H.-Edward Tomlison has
returned to Worcester, Mass. having Wis.,
tied his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Tomlinson. w. G. Minckler who has
been with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. r.
Davis two weeks, has returned to Grand
1sle.-Bernadette Lacaillade. who has lived
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. York since the
death of her father. seven years ago. has
gone to Nashua. n. H., to live with her
mother.
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TOWNSVILLE.

A supper will be served Thursday Mt
the hail from six to eight O'Clock at Is
cents per plate. the proceeds to be divld-
ed between the Kings Daughters and the
Red Cross.--1'oy Cutler, who has been
at Camp Aberdeen, Md. was In town
last week. He Is in the motorcycle branch
of the aviation service. He expects to
leave soon for ovcrseas.-The Rev. II. p.
Treat Of Pittsford visited at r. L. Stew
ems over Monday night-Miss Levina
Miller recently visited in Waterbury.
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RICHMOND

Mrs. Tatro died suddenly Monday eve
ming at the home Of her daughter. Mrs.
John Keefe, where she had made her
home for several years. The funeral will
be held at the Church of Our Lady of the
Holy Rosary Thursday morning at nine
o'clock with burial in Swanton. her for
mer home.-The Rev. f. p. Treat of Pitts
ford was the guest of friends in town
Monday.-Miss Elizabeth Henley was re-
Gently the guest of Mrs. A. B. Rugg in
Essex Junction.-Mrs. L. T. Jacobs and
Mrs. F. w. Berry entertained the
Louise NJ. Smiley Circle of the King S
Daughters at the formers home Wednes-
day afternoon.-Nss Eva Berry of Bur-
lington was the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. c. Berry, over Sunday
Mrs. James Barrett and children of Mont
pelier were the guests of her father. NJ.
Murphy. over Sunday.-Mrs. Robert
Merrill. who has been visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Fl. Shepardson. the last
week. has returned to her home in st.
Johnsbury w. C. Fuller and Mrs.
NJ. O. Goodrich were guests Of Mrs. f. J..
Berry in Essex Junction Monday.--Mrs.
Charles Tracy, Mrs S. Green and Mrs.
Piche entertained the Aid Circle of the
Kings Daughters at the parsonage FRI
udy dtteTHooH.-W dyHe 1TecH lclt lnurS-
day evening for Princeton, n. j., where
he has been called having recently en-
listed in the aviation corps-Mrs. Mary
Bessctt is in Burlington. where she will
spend seevral weeks visiting friends
Mrs. Della Piche is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Sherman, in Burlington.-Miss
Frances Freeman. who has been visiting
her aunt Miss Maytie Gleason, has re-
turned to her home in Essex Junction.
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CHARLOTTE

Louise Mollson Adams and T.. ]. Hun
tress of Enosburg Falls we're quietly mar
rled at the parsonage April 16 by the Rev.
frank NJ Hemingway.-John Lucia of
burlington is moving his family back to
their home at Thompson's Point.-Sev-
eral OF the town farmers have commenced
their spring blowing this week.-Edna
Magee has a position at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Stanton Williams.--Arthur
Stokes was In Burlington Saturday on
business.--The pancake supper which was
held at the vestry Friday evening was
largely attended.
Because of the annual meeting of
Champlain Chapter, o. +. S.. which was
held this month. there will be no meet
ing this weck.-Mr. and Mrs Frank
Smith returned from Boston on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Hodgkins, who
spent the winter in Burlington, have
returned to town and are at their new
home.-Alrs. Charles Holmes has been
spending several days in Middlebury at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. J.
Ross. DR.. Ross left last week for Fort
Oglethorpe. where he has commission
at first lieutenant I'm the medical corps
Of the army.
At the pancake supper given by the
Ladies' Aid at the vestry Friday evening
700 was cleared, which Will be applied on
the furnace debt.-There will be a special
meeting of the Grange Thursday evening
to work the first and second degrees.-The
Shelburne people will present their enter
tainment. THE Country Store" al
Library hall Saturday evening. The pro.
ceeds are for the Red Cross There will
be dancing after the entertainment-John
S. Williams and sister. Miss Flora Will
liams. have gone to Peacham to attend
the funeral of their uncle. the Rev. ]. X.
Williams.-Miss Wright of Burlington
spent the weekend with her niece. Mrs.
c. r. McNeil.-Mr. and Mrs F. B. Smith
have returned from Boston.-Mrs John
Rice Of Essex Junction visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harold Smith. last week.
This town has subscribed its quota of
Liberty bonds.-Mrs. e. B. Beers, who
has been spending the winter in Man.
chester and Boston, has returned to her
home here.--A number from here attended
the funeral of c. =. Van Vliet in Shell
burne Monday.-W. V. Beach Of Farming
ton. Ohio, called on friends in town Mon
day.-Miss Lou Thompson of New York
city is visiting relatives in town.
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GEORGIA

The local troop of boy scouts will give
patriotic entertainment at the town
hall Friday evening. An interesting pro-
gram is being prepared and good at
tendance is desired. 1t Is expected that
Acting State Food Commissioner John T.
Gushing of st. Adams will speak Miss
Grace /. Bragg, who teaches In Haver-
hill, Mass. is at home here for week S
vacation.-M Alberta Pattee has re-
turned home after spending some time
with her sister. Mrs. Welder Wheelock,
of Colchester.-Miss Frances Harris who
attends school in Waterbury, recently
visited at her home here.-A son, Wilbur
Erwin, was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Newton April 1s.-Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Cleveland are the parents of a son,
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UNDERHILL

Mrs. II. L. Ellsworth. who had been i'll
with pneumonia for a week. died Sunday
night. She is survived by a son, Edgar
Ellsworth. Of Burlington. and a sister.
Mrs. Martha Reynolds. also of Burling-
ton.-The funeral of H. II. Benedict was
held at his late home Saturday after
noon with interment in the village GEM
etery. He leaves a sister, Miss Mary j.
Benedict, Of this place.-Irving Irish, Jr..
caught trout in the creek Saturday
which measured II inches and weighed
one and three quarter pounds.--The Camp
Fire Girls and Girl Scouts. with their
guardian, took hike to Essex Center
Saturday. carrying their lunch md re-
turning by train.
The order of the Eastern Star has
passed resolutions Of regret at the death
Of Mrs. Tillison one Of the charter men,
bers Of the order
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

l.. o. Brush is the champion sugar
maker in this section. having made 1870
pounds Of hard sugar from II trees.-A
daughter was born April II to Mr.. and
Mrs Bert Culver.-Wiliam Doom has re-
turned from the hospital. much improved
Walter Culver has moved his family
and household effects to Jeffersonville-
Frank +. Hanley is in town from Lynn.
Mass.-The body Of Mrs. Sarah (Sheridan)
Ellsworth. who died Sunday night, was
buried in the family lot in the Dickinson
cemetery Wednesday.-Mrs. a. B. Joy is
visiting her mother In Morrsville.
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MILTON.

II. H. Beeman has received his ap-
pointment as postmaster.-Prof. and Mrs.
Lewis Flint and Miss Emma Flint Of the
University of Vermont spent Sunday with
their grandfather, the Rev. f. E. Her
rick-The students of the Milton high
school will present the play. Miss
Molly" at St. AIMS hall Thursday eve
ning-Mrs. Joseph Viens and daugh Or,
Beatrice, and Mrs. Henry Viens and two
children have returned from Lawrence,
Mass, where they went to attend the
funeral Of their father. Mr.. LeMay.-Mrs.
Addie B. Landon, who has spent the win
ter in Burlington, has returned and OPEN
ed her house on Main street again.-Pri-
Yates Hiram Skeels and Harry Berry,
who are at Camp Greene, have been pro-
NOTED to be corporals.-Sherman Wade.
who is at Camp Greene, is very Ill with
pneumonia following the measles.-Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. ]. Perry attended the
G. A. r. reunion at Burlington last
week.-H. H. Beeman has moved to the
DR.. Sanderson house on Main street,
which he recently purchased, and Mr..
Shores, manager of the Hood creamery
has moved to the house vacated by Mr.
Beeman.-Wallace Coburn of Belvidere
has been visiting his brothers. DR.. l. s.
Coburn and Ray Coburn.
Miss Hilda Woodruff Of Milton. daugh.
of the late Professor Woodruff. prin
cipal of the Milton school, ard a member
Of the graduating class in the high scnoo
at Essex Junction. has been appointed tc
a State scholarship in Middlebury College
by Senator Martin S. Villas of Burlington
Miss Woodruff will enter Middlebury Col
le1e next September
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HINESBURG.

Mrs. w. D. Blanchard Of Ticonderoga,
n. Y. has so far recovered from her
recent operation as to be out again. Mrs.
Blanchard will be remembered as Mar
tina Lawrence Of this town.
Augustus Goodrich. one Of tho towns
Oldest residents. died Monday morning
at the home Of his son, Eli Goodrich. Mr..
Goodrich had been In his usual health
up to last week Wednesday. He leaves
two sons. Henry and Eli Goodrich Of
this town. and several grandchildren
Miss Mary Somers has returned to her
school In Pittsburg. n. H.--Mrs. Martha
Miller has returned home after spending
the winter in Massachusetts, Madam
Hull. who has been i'll at the home OF
her son. A. S. Hull. is much better.
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George Richardson is ill.--Mrs. w. q.
Mansfield and Mrs. r. d. Domino enter
tained the ten-ten club at their respective
homes Tuesday.The Rev. and Mrs. Stead
Thornton have gone to st. Johnsbury to
attend the annual meeting of the YER
mont Methodist Conference. -Mrs. Ellen
Tarbel, who has been passing several
weeks with her brother. David Marcy, in
South Richford has returned home. Mrs.
James Pratt of Fairfield is visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pratt.
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HAPPENINGS IN vermont
CONTINUED from page two.)

with DR.. and Mrs. Kenyon.-At the Bap-
list Church next Sunday morning the pas
tor, the Rev. Irving Gray. will speak on
''Thanksgivng for All Things and AL
ways."-At the union service at the Bap-
list Church Sunday evening popular
program will be presented. consisting OF
special music. an original poem and n
symposium by seven speakers on The
Sojdjer's Outf1t"
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ST. GEORGE

There will be an entertainment and box
social at the school house Friday evening.
Mrs. Lawrence Welinger and Miss
Clclly Donahue were in Burlington Sat%r-
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Linus 1sham of Willis
ton visited at the home Of II. Il. Forbes
Wednesday.-Mrs. Walter Osborne and
two daughter, Marion and Della. OF Willis
ton. visited her parents Wednesday,
Walter Story of Shelburne visited In town
over Sunday.-Earl Aver was In Milton
Saturday on business.-Mrs Rolln Ben
son Of Burlington has been with her
aunt. Mrs. Ira Chase, the last week.
Rollin Forbes Is able to be out of doors
again since his recent illness. Dorothy
Aver and Dorothy Coats picked dandelions
in bloom Saturday afternoon.
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his stay among them. asking that they
continue the same kindly feelings and
help to the next pastor. About J., o'clock
the company returned to their homes
after "A farewell handshake ana kjndest
regards.-The condition Of william Noble
Of South Ber'tshire, who has been criti-
cally III for nearly five weeks, is not quite
ns favorable
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Richmond the last of the week.-Mr
and Mrs D. p. Grange went to johnson
Monday preparatory to moving to their
new home in Bristol-A daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hallock
Sunday.
During the month Of March six sweat
ers and six helmets were sent to Boston
by the Huntington Center Red Cross
Work was begun on the knitted eye
bandages and blocks for the afghans
we're cut out. A large number Of knitted
blocks and afghans have been given to
The work committee. One hundred and
fifty pounds of clothing was given for
Belgian relief. The society will meet
at Mrs Archibald Higley's Tuesday,
April 30. Come prepared to work on the
afRhans,
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HUNTINGTON.

Private Roy J. Cutter Of the U. S. prov.
ing grounds. Aberdeen. Md. ordnance de.
partment. has been visiting his parents
Mr. and Mrs. John Cutter of Huntington
and his sister, Mrs. Howard Ring, OF
waterbury. on a nine days furlough. He
left for Camp Aberdeen Sunday night at
midnight from Waterbury on his return
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HILL WEST.

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion o. Jewett April 17.-Mr. and Mrs.
c. ID. Shangraw visited at e. ]. Sham
graws in Richford, Sunday Schools
opened the 18th with Miss Bryce occupying
the Montgomery school and Miss Hazel
Northrop of st. Adams the Enosburg
school-Mrs. John Ariel, who has been
with her daughter. Mrs. Parouts. during
the past week, has returned home.-Mrs.
Ezra Blair Of Richford and Mr.. and Mrs.
David Bashaw of East Enosburg visited
at John Montieth's Sunday.
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ENOSBURC.

Harley Haire has moved his family into
q. Fl. Fairbanks tenement house.-Mr
and Mrs. r. M. Wright spent Friday at
Melvin f. Wright's at North Enosburp.
Leon Sheldon has finished work for q. T..
Nichols and gone to his home in Rich
ford.-Nelson Honey has pun chased what
is known as the Stanley Sayles place.
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ESSEX CENTER.

The Rev. Mr.. Allen went Tuesday to st.
Iohnsbury to attend conference.-L. Mel
endy and mother-in-l Mrs. Charlotte
Davis, Of Fairfax, have moved to the
Mckenzie place, which they recently
bought Of Mrs. Julia Hunt.
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MONTGOMERY.

The following officers have been elected
for the Ladies' Aid society: President,
Mrs. Edith Dominia; vice-president. Mrs.
Jessie lombard; secretary. Mrs. Carrie
Fuller; treasurer. Miss Dell LaFountain.
Miss Fila McNall and friend of Enos-
burg were in town over Sunday.-Mrs.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

On Friday evening while the Rev.
Thornley, F. Smith was away for an eve
ning's visit he was hastily called and
upon arriving home was met by about
60 neighbors and friends froE' the several
parts Of the charge, who had taken
possession of his home during his alb
sence and were waiting to extend their
glad hand and good will to him before his
departure for the annual conference
Music was furnished during the evening
after which refreshments were served.
Mr.. Thomas Of East Franklin extended
TO Mr.. Smith the good will and appre-
citation OF the company for his work as
pastor during the last two years, and
introduced MIR. Smith, who. with much
| feeling. thanked the people kindly and
expressed his appreciation to them for
their kindness and help to him during