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UNDERHILL.

DR.. w. Scott Nay is in Brattleboro
this week in the interests of the State
medical board.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hackett and daughter, Lorraine, of Bos-
ton. came Monday for visit with Mr.
and Mrs. A. c. Humphrey.-Raymon
Ellsworth of Burlington spent few
days last week with his grandmother
Mrs. H. L. Ellsworth.-Quite. a number
from here attended the Yama Yama
Ministries given at Jericho Friday eve-
ming for the benefit of the Red Cross
&C. H. Chapman was visitor in Bur-
lington Wednesday.-Mr. and Mrs. w
S. Brown Of Cambridge. Mass. came
Wednesday for a few days visit in
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

The Red Cross society will give an enter
tainment Of songs, duets. character songs
and 1.-THE Family Album" and supper
at the NJ. w. A. hall February 22.-The
Red Cross furnished knitted articles to
Ralph Brace and George Reese when they
left for North Carolina Brace en-
listed Tuesday and expected to go to
North Carolina.--Miss Hazel Brewster
went to Montpelier to attend reception
Friday evening.-A daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith Tuesday
The Whist club gave the Red Cross $2O52
this being what they saved from the whist
parties this winter.-Some of the pupils
Of the school are taking UP thrift stamps.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

ner are the committee for the farmers
course and Mrs. George Minckler. Mrs. w.
q. Newton and Mrs. WE. Kennedy on the
domestic science course.-Lawrence Cor
don and Miss Gardner Of Colchester were
married at st. AIMS Church Monday by
the Rev. Frederick Paquet.-H. L. Powell
Is able to be out after several days Siege
with rheumatism.-Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Brigham and son, William. have returned
from a weeks visit in Burlington and
other places.-Mr. and Mrs. Leo Barry Of
Keene, N. H.. are visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander. Barry. Mr.. Barry
was in the draft and came home to be ex-
amined.-Frank jackson was examined
and passed the physical examination at
burlington Monday and will go to Camp
Greene the 22nd.
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EAST: CHARLOTTE.

The Guy Willoughby farm in East Char.
hottie, later the property Of w. w. Parker.
which was sold last September to L. e.
whittemore and wife Of Jericho. has again
been sold, together with stock and tools
TO Mrs. Julia A. Pickhart of Lost Springs,
Kans.., who will take possession March 1.
Mrs Margaret Quinlan, who Is seriously
III with the grip at the home of her son.
J. J. Qunlan. was more comfortable Sun
day. Her daughter, Miss Nellie Quinlan.
who is i'll with the grip. is recovering.
though still confined to her room.-Mrs.
Homer Fonda. who has been Ill with
pleurisy for several days. is somewhat
better.-Mrs. Sterling is confined to her
home by illness.-W. L. Stacy is Ill and
under the care of a physician-Philip
Hayes, who has been confined to the house
by an attack of illness, is again able to
be out.-The Wideawake Mission Band
will meet at the vestry next Saturday
afternoon. A meeting was appointed for
last Saturday. but was postponed because
Of the drifted condition of the roads
B. J. Clark has hired w.
v. Beech's place at Charlotte village and
will move there with his family March l.
His son, Milton q. Clark, will remain on
the Clark farm in East Charlotte.-Albert
Shortsleeves, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Shortsleeves, and Percy Carpenter son VI
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Carpenter. have en-
listed and left Tuesday with other
registrants for Camp Greene. Charlotte.
N. c., to Join the First Vermont Infantry.
Arthur st. George has been called to APP
pear before the county exemption board
Wednesday for physical mountaineering
Farmers association and the United
States extension service will hold an ex-
tension school at East Charlotte for the
week beginning February Is. There Will be
addresses each forenoon and afternoon
and possibly in the evening. full at.
tendance is desired. Hot coffee will be
served. The meetings will be held IN the
vestry. Program will appear later.-H. o.
Val vliet has bought of Homer Clark his
circular and drag saw outfit and Is pre-
pairing to saw the wood piles in the neigh
borhood-Mrs Phoebe Emo is visiting her
son and his family in South Charlotte.
The date Of the meeting Of the Farmers
association and extension service which
was appointed to be held at the village the
week beginning February Is. has been
postponed, and will be held the week be-
ginning March 4. The place Of meeting
has also been changed to Lyceum hall.
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs. J. H. Lyon has been called to
Mortified by the death of Mrs. Dennis
Lawson.-The Rev. Stephen Smith is again
ill.-At the Baptist Church Sunday MORN
ing Mr.. Gray's topic will be "Conserva-
ton, increased production, and the gift
Of our boys, burdens too heavy to bear,
but cheerfully assumed" The topic of
the Sunday evening service will be THE
Measure Of the Harvest"
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Mrs. John Montgomery is quite Ill with
an attack Of acute indigestion.
Lewis Of Battery B., Light Field Artillery.
of Camp Devens. Aver, Mass, was home
Sunday on a 4S hour furlough.-Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Fortune have gone to Alburg.
where they will reside with Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram Manning.-Albert La Bonn
bard. Earnest Naylor and Joseph LaBom-
bard went to North Hero Tuesday, where
they were called for an examination by
tho local board.-The telephone meeting
was postponed on account Of the bad
weather.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

The Misses B. Almira Watts and Ella
Fairbanks, teachers, and Mrs. Laura Col
pitts, Of Berkshire, were In Burlington
Saturday to take the civil service ex-
aminations for clerical work.-The mem
bers of the freshmen and sophomore
classes Of the high school enjoyed
straw ride Thursday evening.-There
will be social gathering at the home of
NJ. L. Hubbell in West Enosburg Thurs
day evening with a covered dish lunch.
1t will be in charge Of the ladies Of the
church.-Mrs. L. L. Marsh and Mrs w.
L. Gardner have been shut in by ILL
ness.-Hobart Martin was in Swanton on
business Friday.-Ivan Stanton arrived
In town Saturday from Brandreth Lake
and is with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f.
L. Stanton, in West Enosburg.-D. A.
ingalls, Of Springfield, Mass. passed Sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. ~
Kimball.-Douglass Kimball, who went to
Albany for examination for admission to
the signal corps. was passed and is at
Fort Slocum, N. Y.-The subject of the
Sunday evening service in the Methodist
Church was IAN Evening with Abraham
Lincoln" in which the pastor. Mrs. T.. ].
Parmelee. principal Sinclair and others
took part.-D. W. Ames. who travels for
the p. r. Zeigler company of Boston, is
which he built in Richford the last sum-
mer.
A. II. Manley, whose health has been
falling for some time past and whose
malady affects his walking took severe
chill last week Tuesday. when he fell in
the snow near his home on his return
| from his place of business and was unable
to arise. The Rev. L. c. Denny and j. c..
Pomeroy with Mrs Manley succeeded in
getting him into the house. His condition
does not improve. Present Indications are
that he will be unable to resume the over
sight Of his business until there Is a
decided Improvement Mr.. Manley, who is
about 70 years of age has been In busi-
ness here about nifty years. He owns one
seventh of the water power which is used
in sash. blind and door making The bust
ness was established by the late George
Sprague. and is one of the Oldest under
one continuous management In the place.
The Rev. w. L. Douglass went to Mont.
pelier Monday to attend meeting of the
clergy of the Vermont conference. He re-
turned Wednesday.-M. C. Williams Of
Charlotte, official cow tester of the Enos-
burg association, left Monday for his
home having enlisted and been accepted.
, He goes to Camp Greene In Charlotte,
NJ C.-Roger Fratt VI Sche"ectauy' ~. T..
was a visitor in town this week.-Isaac
Gold returned from Montreal Monday,
where he had been for six weeks. with his
family.-There will be an entertainment
in Grange hall, West Enosburg. the eve
ming of February % for the benefit Of the
Red Cross Light refreshments will be
served. Several women availed them
selves of the opportunity Tuesday Of get
ting their names on the check list and
there are about 10 now with more to fol-
low. when the final meeting will be held
saturday, March 2.-Joseph Garritt has
sold the place which he bought Of Henry
Thomas last summer. to his son. Ectus
lGarritt.
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ness session. The devotional program
was conducted by Mrs. Roy Underwood.
The Woman's Auxiliary Of Holy
Trinity Church was held with Mrs. o.
A. Skeels Wednesday February g. Mrs.
O'Brien assisting. Lenten work will
consist this year Of missions In Central
Africa.-B. G. Sheldon's store is to be
the local recruiting headquarters for
enrolling in the merchant marine.--The
Tri-Mu boys met last week with Her.
bert Barton.-A war-timesupper was given
at the Methodist Church Tues
days. W. Donaldson Is recovering
from pneumonia.-Mrs. Gordon Bick-
ford of woloott Is the guest of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Bachand.-
Mrs. Saultes, guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. J. Batchelder for several days, has
returned to Richmond, va.-The whist
party at the home of Dr. J. M Caisse
netted $40 for the Church Of the Ma
tivity.-The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Methodist Church met with Mrs. A. @.
Webster last week.
The big dynamo for the new hydro -elec-
trio plant the village Of Swanton is
developing at Highgate is still stalled
in the road near the Jennison farm.
The machine was started for it's des-
tination the morning the big snow
!
dropped, It was supposed for q day or
two. 1t has been impossible to resume
, the journey on account Of the continued
storms making the roads impossible
for load that requires six horses un-
der favorable conditions.--Ice Is being
harvested yet. It IL about 20 inches
thick. The hook and line fishermen
that anticipated a paying business this
winter, particularly along the West
Swanton shore are unable to follow
fishing as usual on account Of the Sc
we're conditions. A few that have tried
report good success with perch and
some pike the market price of which is
very high.-The public schools OF
Swanton cost during the past year $1S.-
2S3. Some Of the principal items were
teachers $S.99s, janitor 1929, supplies
$4,698, transportation $1,51S. Repairs
heat. lighting, ETC.. brought the total
UP to the amount as stated. Superin-
tendant Hunt tells Of the growing diff.
iculty Of securing teachers. He rec.
ommends new boilers and rearrange.
ment Of the heating system in the high
school building with the view Of better
results and a saving in fuel. Edward
Snow. a former railway fireman and
experienced marine engineer. Is In
charge Of the heating plant-A French
comedy was given at Columbia hall
Tuesday evening by the Children OF
Mary.-Elwin and Sumner Rockwell
two famous old Lake Champlain cap.
tains from Alburg, were in town re.
Gently meeting many friends. The for.
mer skipper of the steamer Vermont
Is So and his cousin. Sumner. is S5.-
Miss Daisy Gregg of Newport. N. H..
daughter Of H. A. Gregg, former resi-.
dent of Swanton. is visiting here
The Shakespeare club met with Mrs
James Martindale tuesday,. d. AL.
len. seriously i'll for several weeks, Is
not improving.
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ENOSBURC.

A Washington dinner will be served
February % at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. NJ. Wright. the proceeds to go to the
Red Cross. The women will sew. The
men are especially invited.-Miss Collins
and Miss Patten spent Saturday and Sum
day at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
Gilbert.-A box social will be held at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Mcbride
February 10. the proceeds to go to the Red
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SWANTON.

There was a large attendance at the
monthly business and devotional meet
Ia either knitted or sewed for the
ga crosy during the afternoon and the
r.y,,,ar exercises took place In the eve-
n,nS Mrs. Cross presided at the BUSH
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JERICHO.

Mrs. Walburga Scholl, aged nearly 81
years, wife Of Louis Scholl, Of Water
town, Wis, died at her late home Feb
ruary 2. Mrs. Scholl had been i'll with
tumor on the brain for more than year.
Mrs. Scholl, who was Miss Walburga Trieb
prior to her marriage. was born April ~,
1867, in Buehlirzill, Wuertemburg. Ger
many. She was united in marriage with
Mr.. Scholl December 8, 1890. Mr.. and
Mrs. Scholl came to this country that same
year residing in Vermont until they NOV
ed to WATERFOWL. Wis. in 1904. Seven
children were born to them. Five OF the
children and her husband survive her.
The children are Mrs. Kent Boder Of New
York, George, Waukesha, Henry and Eliz-
abeth Scholl Of Watertown. Wis. She Is
also survived by two sisters and one
brother, who are Mrs. John Schillham-
mer and Mrs. Carl Schillhammer Of this
place and B. Trieb Of Nashville. Mr.. and
Mrs. Scholl were former residents here
Several are under quarantine for the lib
erty meales.-Miss Alice Aver Of Under
hill is visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Ayer.-Miss Mildred Wis
sell is entertaining a cousin from Shore
ham.-Allen Rugg Of Fletcher who has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Albert Blais-
dell, left Friday for Camp Greene. Char
lotte, N. C.-George Pettingill. who has
been i'll the past two weeks. Is able to
resume his work with F. S. Tomlinson.-
Mrs. Barbara Whitney is spending a few
days with her grand parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dennis Rood.-John Mclaughlin, who
has been i'll the past year. is now In a
critical condition.-Miss Margart La Pell.
who has been visiting her cousin, Miss
Mildred Wissell, went to ST. Adams Tues
day for few days visit.-George Co.'S
tello, who has been seriously Ill the past
few weeks, is somewhat better and his
nurse, Miss Walker, has returned to her
home In Burlington.-Owing to the condi-
ton of the roads the Yama Yama min.
strels had to be cancelled Monday eve
ning.-Edythe NJ Perry returned from
Middletown Springs Tuesday.-The Yama
Yama Ministries will be presented Feb
ruary % at the school-house hall for the
benefit Of the Red Cross.-A box has
been shipped to the Red Cross Bureau
Of supplies at Boston.-Miss Urania
Willard has gone to North Hampton,
Mass. where she has a position In hos
pital.-Mrs. William Yantz and son, Ro-
land. Of Bolton. were at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. Sarah Townsend Wednes-
J..x,
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DR.. r. d. Falby, who has been con-
fined to the house with grip the past
few days, IL improving.--E. e. Bates is
at home from his work in Richmond,
III with rheumatism.---Miss Carrie Bates
has been at the home of M. M. Bates
the past Week.-Mrs. Alma Falby was
home from Montpelier over sunday
Glenn johnson returned to Northheld
Monday.--Mrs. Earl Sears Is reported
as better.-The Glover club met with
Porter milford last Saturday evening.
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SHELBURNE.

The Ever Ready Circle of the Kings
Daughters will meet to-day with Mrs.
Henry Harrington.-William Sheridan.
Jr., went to Camp Greene. N. c., Tues
day.-Arthur Benedict has bought the
w. A. Weed property.-Miss Dorothy
Taylor. aged eight years. has knitted
nine washcloths and one muffler for
the Red Cross.-The Red Cross branch
has shipped a large box OF hospital
supplies-sweaters. socks, helmets.
.muflers and wristlets to Boston and
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

The monthly meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
society was held in the church vestry
Tuesday afternoon. Supper was served
Mrs. Jesse Harvey and daughter. Amy.
were in Enosburg Falls Friday night and
Saturday.-Frank JENNIE has moved his
family into d. W. Paurs tenement, oppo-
site the Congregational Church.-Hat-
tie Cassidy. who has been passing several
weeks with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Creighton Cassidy. returned to New York
city this week.-The Thursday evening
prayer meeting was held at the home Of
II. F. Comings this week-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Hadd of Enosburg Falls were
guests of Mrs. o. S. Moffatt Monday night
Mrs. Hugh Giddngs Of Enosburg Falls
visited her sister, Mrs. B. H. Combs. Mon
day.-Mrs. J. r. Renfrew has a position
In the cooperative creamery.-Several
from Enosburg Falls and Richford were
in town to attend the Red Cross dance
Monday night.
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FLETCHER.

Mr.. Pudvah has moved into Edgar
Flanders tenement house.-James Coolin
was in st. Adams on business Monday.
ALLEN Rugg has enlisted in the Army
and has gone to Camp Greene, N. c.
Leon Boozan has completed work for
c. o. Harvey.-Clifton Corse and William
Lolher of Cambridge were in town Mon
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Mrs. Nelson Boucher is at the Fanny
Allen hospital, Winooski, for medical
w. J. Wright was called
to Burlington Tuesday by the illness of
her sister at the Mary Fletcher hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Trudel are at d. z.
Wright's.-A. B. Chapel has moved into
the house recently purchased of H. R.
Porter. Mr.. Porter has moved into the
s. 8. Hall house.-Miss Mabel Foley Is
home from Springfield for a short stay
Postmaster w. ]. Wright registered one
German alien enemy Saturday. Richard c.
Brown. Browns papers show that he had
served four years in the German navy
Miss Alta Dix and Luke Clapp took the
civil service examination at st. Adams
SATURDAY.
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suddenly iii Thursday Of last week. ID
somewhat improved.--J. II. Duba and
wife left here Friday for vergennes.
where they will make their home in the
future. Mr.. Duba has been appointed to
a very responsible position at the indus
trial school.--Cards have been received
here announcing the marriage Of Gladys
Derosia, eldest daughter of Thomas De-
rosia. Miss Derosia has been living for
the past few years at Cambridge, Mass
Miss Josephine II. Lyon, who has been
visiting friends in Massachusetts, for the
past eight weeks. returned home Mon
day.-Nathan Duba and wife have sold
the hotel property here to L. o. Nye and
are moving to their farm in Berkshire.
which they recently purchased. 1t Is
rumored that Mr.. Nye will close the
house as a hotel, in which event an ef-
fort will be made by local parties to open
an up-to- date modern hotel. 1t Is to be
hoped, however, that Mr. Nye will see
At to keep this ancient landmark open
as II has been for the past 75 years.-The
town auditors have been at work audit
ing the accounts of the town officers for
the past year.-Mrs. ]. G. Place was called
to Plattsburgh, N. Y, Monday morning
by the illness Of her mother. Mrs. Hiram
Seward, who went there to reside with
her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Cowlbeck. 10
years ago.-Mrs. Fanny Hall Of Bakers
field is visiting her friends for few
weeks.-The 500 party held for the ben
eft Of the local chapter Of the Red Cross
Wednesday Feb. 6 in Odd Fellows hal
was largely attended. Sixteen dollars was
realized. Mrs. Sheltus. Mrs. Finn and
Mrs. Raymond were the hostesses.
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RICHFORD.

ASASAAX O4SOs
Monson Brown, aged about 81 years,
died of bright's disease February G. The
funeral was held at the house Friday
afternoon, the Rev. o. ]. Anderson off,
ciating. and burial was in Hillside ceme-
terry. Mr.. Brown is survived by his
wife and several children.-Mrs. Maude
Heffion. who has been visiting at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. Homer Baker, in
Springfield and other relatives in Bos-
ton, has returned to her home in this
place.-Mrs. Sheldon Boright and two
children. who have been visiting at the
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
don Robertson. In Waterloo, QUE have
returned home.-Mrs. Ray Tenney and
little daughter Margaret. of Claremont,
N. H.. are visiting at the home Of Mrs.
Tenney's sister. Mrs. Melvin Boright.-
Mahlon Taylor has returned from Dallas,
Texas.
The game of basketball played between
the Rtchford high school team and the
Franklin high school team In the Richford
high school building Friday evening was
won by the Richford team, the score be-
ing AZ to S.-The Richford drive for the
Knights of Columbus war camp fund
Melted $443.25, this sum being contributed
by 30 persons with subscriptions from
10 cents to $50.-The Ladies' Benevolent
society Of the Baptist Church will give
valentine social at the home Of Mrs.
A. ]. Elliot. Troy street. Friday evening.
The sale Of war saving stamps at the
local postofice continues large. The De-
cember sale was $1.4l5.39. and the sales
In January were $1.34669. a total of s., 763. O8,
more than the combined sales at all other
postoffices in the county.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Richford Savings Bank
and Trust company the following board
of directors were elected for the ensu-
ing year: 8. Carl Carpenter. II. C. Com
ings. H. A. Pond. H. A. Puffer. r. NJ.
Pelton, L. c. Lavens. Mahlon v. Taylor.
At the meeting of directors the old
board OF officers was elected: Presi-
dent. H. c. Comings; vice president, II.
A. Pond; treasurer, L. c. Leavens. A
statement of the years business sub
mitted by Col. L. C. Leavens. treasurer
indicated prosperous condition, the
assets showing an increase Of $74,213
and the surplus an increase of s4.3S2.-
~. The deposits were increased by the
sum OF $6s.550.s7. These are large In
creases considering tn. many ad-
verse conditions of the months since
war was declared. The two Liberty
loans drew over $4,000 from the
banks deposits and immediate terri
tory. and the Canadian Victory loan
made another draft on a large terri
tory tributary to the Richford bank
The Junior League will give social
on Friday evening in the vestry OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church.-Ali wOm-
en- taxpayers desiring to vote at the
next town meeting must leave their
names with the town clerk before
March 2. at which time the board OF
civil authority meets to pass upon their
right to take the freeman's oath. which
may be taken at the town clerks office.
March 2 or 4. or at the town meeting
March 8.
HIGHGATE CENTER.
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MONTGOMERY.

The subject at the Methodist Episcopa,
Church next Sunday morning will be
Divine Silence and Human Despair"
Address to young people, Dress, Wise
and Otherwise" Evening subject, Jew
ish Unbelief and Gentle Blessing."-The
Ladies' Aid will hold a poverty social liz
the village hall tonight. to commence at
7:30.--Mrs. N. s. Parker spent the week.
end in Burlington last week.-Mrs.. How
ard Parker went to Enosburg Falls Tues.
day.-Mr. Locklin Of Richford was in
town Monday on business.-Albert Clapp
Of Richford visited his mother. Mrs. abb
gail Clapp last Monday-Mrs. s. A. DOM
ina. who has been staying with Mrs. J..
B. Lambert for several weeks. has moved
to the Center.-The Boy Scouts and the
Scout committee met Monday night at
the OaraOnaQe
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BINGHAMVILLE.

c. IL. Scott was badly kicked by one
of his horses Wednesday. pr. S. G. Start
Of Cambridge was called to dress the
wound.-Mrs Il. A. Hunt, who has been
III with bronchitis for several weeks, Is
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HUNTINGTON.

given the town boys supplies as they
leave for training camps.
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

Mrs. Naomi Cray. who was taken very