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who has been visiting his cousin, q. w.
Minckler, has gone to Grand 1sle.-Miss
Grace Holmes, who has spent the winter
at Brattleboro, Is at the home Of her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. A. II. Holmes.-Miss
Harriet Rogers has been confined to the
house for few days with a severe cold
Mrs. Ruth Hamilton of Randolph has
been spending few days with her
grandfather, the Rev. T.. T.. Herrick.--
Harold Phelps was home from Richmond
over Sunday.-Asa Davis has moved to
one Of the Perry houses on Maplewood
avenue.-Mrs. James Ryan and infant
son have returned from st. Adams.
At the Methodist Episcopal Church
the subject of the sermon on Sunday
morning will be: 1.-The Best Antidote
Against the Spirit of Envy" Sunday
school will convene at noon. The evening
Union service will be held at 7:3O. The
Rev. ID. II. Strong will preach the SER
mon. All are welcome. Prayer meeting
on Thursday evening at Mrs. George
Morse's.
Miss Grace Holmes has returned from
Brattleboro, where she has been since
last fall.-Byron Phelps of Los Angeles,
CAL. has been the guest of his brother.
Q. G. Phelps. for a few days.-Fred Rogers
OF Bakersfield has been the guest of
friends In town.-Nfr. and Mrs. Harry
Macmillan and two children of st. AL
bans have been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. N. r., Phelps
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Coleman Of East Fairfield and Miss Mar
tina Northrup Of Port Chester; also by
one nephew. w. II. Northrup of Port
Chester. with whom she had made her
home for II years. Mr.. Northrup accom-
panied the remains here.
Miss Nell Jewett, who has been Ill at
the st. Adams hospital the last two
weeks. went to the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
&C. V. FELTON, on South Main street Monday.
Mrs. Herbert w. Smith, who underwent
an operation at the hospital about two
weeks ago. returned to her home In East
Berkshire Monday afternoon.
stephen Francis, the two-year- o1d
son of Mr.. and Mrs. X. Fl. Cullen OF
Messenger street. died Tuesday evening
at 900 o'clock after a weeks illness
with pneumonia. Funeral services will
be held at st. Mary's Church this morn
Ing at nine o'clock and burial will be
In Holy Cross cemetery. Besides his
parents. the child ia survived by two
brothers. John. aged four, and Law.
renee aged three years Out Of town
relatives who we're called here by the
child's Illness are Mrs. p. II. Strong Of
/ Minneapolis, Mimi. Mrs. A. L. Meuniet
Of Burlington. Mrs. J. w. Strong Of
Richmond and Mrs. Hattie Sisters OF
Iaconia, N. H. Mrs. r.. Cullen and Mra
Thomas Phillips Of Bolton arrived ID
the city yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. George S. Wright, who undcrs
went an operation AT the 81. Alban(
hospital about four weeks ngo, re-
turned TIC her home on Smith street yoss
terday.
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ties have agreed to take the man to
the State boundary, where he will be
handed over to the Massachusetts, au-
thoritics, who will take care Of him.
Chief Of Police Barber has been APP
pointed to have charge of the issuing
of licenses to sell or handle explosives,
by the Bureau Of Mines at Washington.
He succeeds c. J. Allard.
The check lists for the annual viii
lage meeting to be held Wednesday
night, April 10. Mt 1880 o'clock, have
been posted in the several wards. A
meeting Of the justices of the peace
residing in the village and the village
trustees will be held Saturday night,
April 6. in the Steamer Hose rooms
at 7:30 o'clock to make the necessary
additions and corrections to the vot-
ing lists to be used at the village
elections.
A letter from Frank McKenna to
his mothers tells of his recovery from
a slight operation In hosp,tal IN
France. He is with Caisson co. - tnat
went over with Pershng. He was
wounded by shrapnel. but Is getuns
on nicely at the present
Mrs. Elizabeth (McCarty) Horton. wire
of George II. Horton. died last evening
! street, corner of Spring street. The news
came as a shock to her many friends here
and In Burlington. where she had always
lived and was we'll and favorably known
as It was not generally known that she
was Ill. She was about 90 years old and
was married August 81. 1916. to George H.
Horton in the rectory of st. Mary
Cathedral In Burlington by the Rev. W. II
| Cassidy. Previous to her marriage she
had been employed by the New England
Telephone and Telegraph company and
her last few years with them being as
toll operator. Since her residence here she
had made many friends and had taken
much activity in Red Cross work and
other patriotic affairs. Besides her hus'
! band, she leaves a son, Edward Harvey
just a month old yesterday. She Is also
survived by her mother, Mrs. Ellen Nc
/ Carly of 24 Pine street. Burlington. anc
five brothers. Andrew McCarty Of Hart
ford. Conn.,, Frank and Daniel McCartJ
of Burlington, Sergeant Patrick Mozart,
of the hospital corps at Fort Slocum, ant
Joseph McCarty of Massachusetts; and one
sister. Mrs. r. Fl. Gibson Of Hartford
Conn. The funeral arrangements were no
completed last evening.
Those who write Captain Stanley should
take down his new address which follows
Captain J. L. Stanley, o. c. Q. NJ. A.
8. o. r.. and on the third line L. S. A
P. o. IA. France. The above stands 70
office chief quartermaster advance service
section order rear: U. s. A. Postoffice ia
Captain Stanley has received anothe
change Of duties and Is kept busy. He i
now looking after salvage and laundries
This work occupies his attention with tina
Of his men in picking up discarded cloth
ing. uniforms. etc, and iron and othe
materials following battle. Relative t
the laundries his work consists in havin
erected back Of the lines laundries to TAX
care of the clothing of the men, He is a
present without a lieutenant, but expect
to have another soon.
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TOWNSVILLE.

c. C. Buxton has moved his family from
Jericho into the tenement formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Crandall. Flor
ence Trask. who has been spending the
winter with her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. d. Miller. has returned to Warren.
&C. d. Miller is spending a few days in
Warren.-Miss Gladys Barney Of Rich
mond Is visiting Miss Florence Olmstead.
Mrs. Marcia Sabins has returned home
after spending four months in Barnet with
relatives.-Mrs Emma Donohue. who has
been visiting her cousin. Mrs. Atkins. has
gone to Newton. Mass.-Several of the
children have mock meases-Mr. and
Mrs. Burns entertained Mrs. c. 3. Hap
good and other friends from Jeffersonville
Tuesday. Mrs Frank THAR of Brockton.
Mass. is visiting her mother and her
| sister. Mrs. r. H. Chessmore.-The Lend
a-Hand meets with Mrs. A. c. Palmer to-
day. Dinner will be served on the vestry
plant. l.. Stevens was in Richmond
Wednesday for the first time since fractur-
ing his leg the last of December.-Mrs.
Mary Pease has been ill.-Dorothy and
Helen Crandal of Essex Junction recent
ly visited their grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Crandall
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Weather permitting. the Lend a Hand
Circle Of the. Kings Daughters will hold
an "all-day' meeting Thursday with Mrs.
c. c. Bliss Of Dorset street. Red Cross
work will be the order Of the day.-Mrs.
Mary Drinkwater has returned to her
home in Underhill after several days
with her father. Alison Rollins.-D. ].
Millham has leased his farm to Roy
orion of Williston. Mr.. Millham has
moved to his small farm. known as the
Heffion farm.-Mrs. I. B. Bromley. Sr.
has returned home from Williston where
she was the guest of Miss Aurelia Isham
Wesley B. Smith of Hinesburg visited
relatives in town last week.-Earl Mead
Of Hinesburg has installed an Empire
milking machine for Allen HILL Mr.
Hills milk goes to o. E. Barber Of Bur
lington.-Hilda Hoag is seriously i'll with
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PANTON.

L. Duane Allen Of Madison Barracks.
Sacketts Harbor. n. Y, was given few
days leave Of absence and has been at
his home here--Miss ELLA Norton.
student at Vergenes high school. has
been i'll with german measles.-Mr. and
Mrs c. s. Curler and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Spaulding were guests Saturday Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Fisher.--Lee Wander
hoof, who has been in Cornwall the
Hudson during the winter. has visited
his brother, Arthur.-Friends of Miss
Mary Adams have received invitations
70 the graduating exercises Of the Mar
garet Fahnestock School of Nursing at
Brooklyn. n. Y. Of which she is a
MEMBERSHIPS Belle Harris of YER
gennes was with her sister, Mrs. Arthur
Vanderhoof. Friday night and Saturday.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continued from page two.)

has gone to Whitehall to visit her son.
Banley Marshall, and accompany him on
a pleasure trip to Washington, d. c.
Miss Jennie Russell Is In hospital In
Burlington, having had an operation
Miss Ella Davidson Is not as WE'LL
Marion st. Glare has been ill.-Russell
Smith, who went to California while
ago, was married March to Miss Pauline
Smith, daughter of Or. and Mrs. w. O.
Smith, of Alameda. Cal-Marion Spoone'
is moving her household goods to the
farm she has purchased in Weybridge.-
Mrs. NJ. A. Smith is spending few days
In Cornwall. the guest of her sister Mrs
Hamblin.-The four-act comedy, "A Crazy
Idea" that was to be given here to-
night for the benefit of the Red Cross
has been postponed to next Tuesday eve
ming, March 10, owing to the death Of
Mr. Seegar. This play is to be giver
by Wcybridge people.
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ORWELL.

About so of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. b. Root called Friday evening In honor
of the 2sth anniversary of their marriage
Robert Huntley died at the Mary Flet-
cher hospital at Burlington Friday, from
heart failure. The funeral was at the
home in the east part of the town on
Monday at one p. m.-NTichael Barron
died last week Monday at Fort Ticon-
deroga. The funeral was held at st.
Pauls Church Friday morning. Benjamin
Needham came home last week. but was
confined to the house withthroat trouble
Fred Grant and family have moved to
Middlebury.-Joseph Christian has taken
Mrs. F.. ]. Bishops farm. His place on
Miss Ann Smiths farm will be taken by
Nelson Guyette.-NTrs. o. S. Wissell for
a week past has been with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mead Of Shoreham.
e f. Young Of Benson has sold his
farm to Ford Arnold of Benson. who
has moved there.-The Red Cross cleared
s23 from the dinner town meeting day
Mrs. H. l.. Keller Of Tconderoga. n. y.
has been the guest of Miss Alice Warren
for a few days.-T. H. Purcell is much
improved in health.-Charles Purcell Is
working for TAFT Brothers in Brandon
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Hack have returned
from Benson. where they passed some
days with their daughter. Mrs. L. ..
Aiken.--Two cars of coal were distributed
here last week.-F. f. Ray is still with
his son in Boston.-Mr. and Mrs. James
conway have commenced work for r. S.
Hall for the season.-Allen Skinner Is
reported better. but is still at the hos
pital In Rutland.-Paul Baker has re-
turned to Mechanicsville. n. Y. where
he is a fireman on the Boston & Maine
railroad-Edward Daniels has moved into
r. S. Arthur's house.-Mrs. r. s. Arthur
is ill.-C. j. Blair has been Ill.
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MILTON BORO.

J. e. Flynn was in this place Tuesday.
Arnold Beaupre has begun work for
r. e. Mill and Truman Phelps for L. e;
Stanlcy.-Mrs. John Cameron passed the
week end in Burlington.-Leon Lester
was an over Sunday guest of r. e. Bull
lock.-Mrs. L. S. Watson Is more COM
fortable.-Mrs. Ward and John Richards
were in st. Adams a few days last week.
School opened Monday.-Mary Cameron
has chicken pox.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Shean passed Saturday night at the home
Of James o. Daniel.-Bertha Richards
returned Monday from ST. Adams, where
she has been passing a few days at her
grandmother's, Mrs, w. c. Blake
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WESTFORD.

whist party and promenade will be
given by the Pythian Sisters for the bene-
At Of the Red Cross at the X. Of p hall
Friday evening.-The Fortnightly club
will meet with Mrs. C. s. Quimby Thurs
day afternoon. Sixteen dollars worth
of thrift stamps were sold by the VIII
lage schools In February making a total
of SIC to date.-NIiss Glee Carpenter. who
has been visiting in town week. return
cd to Essex Junction Saturday.-News has
been received that William Macomber,
formerly Of this town. but now teacher
at College Hill. Ohio. who tried unsuccess-
fully to enlist last spring has now been
accepted for military service. Miss Maude
Wilcox has gone to Washington, where
she has government postion.--Mrs.
Henry Parker. who returned from the
Fanny Allen hospital recently, Is improv-
ng.-Miss Winnie Wilcox, who Is teaching
in Georgia expects to finish her school this
week, and will spend the vacation with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wilcox
The property owned by the late Homer
Bevins will be sold at auction tomorrow
MIR. and Mrs. Gordon Perry and two
children expect to move to Essex Junction
in the near future.-Mrs. c. s. Quimby
who suffered some injuries. when thrown
from a sleigh last town meeting day, Is
much improved.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Maloney were over Sun
day guests at Thomas Henley's in Rich
mond.-Mrs. Harry Ovitt is i'll and a
nurse from Burlington is caring for her.
-Chessman johnson suffered a shock last
Friday morning. Mr.. johnson is in his
seth year.-Mrs. A. C. Hoskins. who has
been in Castle Rock, Colo, for several
months. Is expected home this week.
Her son. Harry. will accompany her
home.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

There rs some improvement in the condi-
ton of Fordyce Fonda. who is seriously
i'll with grip and complications at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. 8.
Fonda.-Charles Martin returned to his
home here Saturday after having been for
two or more weeks in the Mary Fletcher
hospital where he underwent an opera
ton. Mrs. Martin has been with her hus-
band the most of the time during his stay
at the hospital and accompanied him
home.-Eugene Shortsleeves. Jr., has
rented Frank Manor's farm on the Mutton
Hill road and moved there March 4. Mrs.
Shortsleeves, who has been teaching in
school No. II, has resigned.-Mr. and Mrs.
F. w. Carpenter and little son spent
Monday in Monkton. guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Baldwn.-Mrs. Thomas Mollison
is visiting her daughter Mrs. Floyd Foote
There was no service at the Baptist
Church Sunday morning because of the
illness Of the Rev. Mr.. Place.-Mrs
Howard Stearns Of Burlington is with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Fonda, al
present to assist in caring for her brother
Fordyce, who is seriously i'll.
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RICHMOND

Mrs. F.. II. shepardson left Friday for
st. Johnsbury where she will visit her
daughter, Mrs. Merrill.--Mrs. Z. T. Ma
loncy of Jericho has been the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hem
ley, for several days.--Mrs. l.. i. Doug
lass and son are guests of Mrs. Doug
lass father Mr.. Ferguson. in Burling-
ton.-Mrs. r. w. Shepardson has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. Parkhill. in
Burlington.-Mrs. May spent Sunday at
her home in Essex.-Mrs George Bar
ney has returned from a months stay
in Lowell, Mass.-Mr. Marcott eff st. AL
bans was the guest Of friends in town
over Sunday.-Mrs. F. w. Shepardson left
Monday for Alexandria. La. where
her husband is stationed at a base hos
pital.-Supt. H. 8. Read was among the
visitors in Burlington Saturday.
Queen Esther Lodge of Rebekah
held a meeting in I. o. o. F. hall Mon
day evening.-w. f. Powers left Sun
day night for Boston on a business trip.
Miss Stockwell. who was formerly
employed by Miss Burke in her MILL
merry parlors arrived in town Monday
evening and will be employed by Mrs.
Freeman. who recently purchased the
millinery goods Of Miss Burke.-E. E.
Fish has returned from Randolph
where he was called by the serious ILL
ness of his father.-Guy Rocheleau of
Burlington. while visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Freeman. was
taken seriously i'll and later removed
to the Mary Fletcher hospital where
, he underwent serious operation
Mrs. NJ. J. Sabens has been confined to
the house with grip.-M. J. Quinn has
returned from Orwell where he was
called by the serious illness of his
mother.-Mrs. Mary Leonard and Miss
Grace Gleason have returned from
| Burlington, where they attended re-
ception at Mount st. Mary Academy
, William Benway has been confined tC
the house by illness the past week.
Mrs. p. l.. Wilbur and daughter re-
turned Monday from Montpelier. where
| they have been visiting friends-M. o
Goodrich has received the appointment
| Of mail carrier on route No. / Maitland
| Barney having resigned his position.
At the village meeting. held in the
Catholic hall Tuesday evening. the fol
lowing officers were elected: Trustee.
for three years, Louis Charland ant
Alexander Terrien. elected to All the un
expired term of the late A. T. Stevens
The other officers were reelected for an
other yeap.-Homer Berry, who is attend
ing the University of Vermont, is home
i'll with the mumps.-Mrs. Fanny Greer
of Montpelier is visiting her daughter
Mrs. p. L. Wilbur.-The Rev. c. K. Trac.
was among the visitors in Burlington
Monday. -Miss Elsie Dusseau has been il
the last week with the measles. He
position at the postoff1ce is being filled b,
q Nichols
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WILLISTON.

The dinner given for the benefit of the
Red Cross town meeting day was n sue
cess, receiving $S0.ee.-Mrs. J. c. Mahan
entertained 40 ladies at a Red Cross tea
Friday. the receipts being 81. Pledges
paid and two gifts brought the total Red
Cross receipts for the week up to $1l6.-
This afternoon sewing at Mrs. w. M.
BARRIERS for the Red Cross.-The Rev. H.
G. Banks will exchange pulpits with the
Rev, F. NJ. Hagadorn Of North Ferrisburg
March 17.-Dr Dalton will speak to the
men and boys over 16 at the Methodist
Episcopal Church Monday evening. March
ls-Jerry Harper has returned to the
Fanny Allen hospital for treatment
Richard Yantz has moved to the A.
Read farm.-Harry Miles has moved his
family here and is working for j. Small
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Wright has returned
from Florida--Julia Wright and Julia
Meter spent the week end at the Wright
brothers homes. d. Warren and grand
son, Pearl Osborn, were in Burlington
Saturday.-Ila Brothers of South Bur-
lington is caring for her grandmother
Mrs. Henry Brothers.-C. D. Warren has
returned from a bushes trip to Boston,
John Brothers of Bellows Falls Is visit
Ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Brothers.
John Casey, VINO pouHnt the FranF
Curtis place In this village, has taker
possession and moved his family .-Georg,
Smell has moved into Robert Fuller
tenement house and will work for Mr.
Fuller.-Joseph Bombard has moved t.
Burlington and Is working at the choco
late factory.-Frank Curtis has rented
the Walter Tarbox place and moved hi
family there.-Ernest Bombard was il
the first part of this week.-Mrs.. Doug
lass is spending few days with Mis-
| Lotto Loggins
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CHARLOTTE.

Major William Melrose returned from
Hartford, Conn.,. last Saturday.-Guy
Williams has rented the Devine place and
will work for Frink Brothers the coming
season.-Mrs. Joseph Bora is seriously
ill.-Alexander De LaRichiliere has en-
gagged as manager of J. p. Ramsey's
estate.-The condition of Mrs. Frank
Manor, who is at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital. remains about the same.-Ernest
Trischel will carry on Judd Williams
farm at Thorp's bay.
The women Of the Red Cross society
cleared nearly $50 at the town meeting
luncheon. Eight boys were supplied with
knitted articles and comfort bags in Feb
ruary. A large box of sewing and knitted
articles were shipped to Boston. 1t con-
tanned work done by the junior members.
many of whom were added during the
month. Mrs. Claxton and Miss Ina Read
have been chosen vice. president and mem
Der Of supply committee in place Of Miss
Hazard and Miss Hart, who resigned be-
cause OF other duties. Gifts have been
received from Mrs. Darwin Foote, Mrs.
Pope. Mrs. Martha Foote, Mrs Eli Bes-
settle. l.. Desautel. Mrs. B. Byington. Mrs
Wooster. Mrs. Johns. Mrs. Monroe Hill,
Mrs. Hooker and OSullivan's drug store
besides those given through the mite box
the town meeting and other luncheons
The body OF o. H. Alexander, a life
long resident, was brought here for burial
Tuesday. Mr.. Alexander had been spend :
Ing the winter in st. Paul, Mimi, with
his son, DR.. Frank Alexander who with
his wife and daughter accompanied the
body. Interment was in Grand View
cemetery Tuesday afternoon.-The Whist
club met at Library hall Wednesday
evening.-The Thursday evening prayer
meeting will be at the home of Mrs. M
c. Higbee's at 7:30.-B. ]. Clark and fam
lily have moved with w. V. Beach house
In the village.-The Ladies' Aid will give
a supper at the vestry Friday evening.
The funeral Of Orson H. Alexander, q
former we'll known resident Of this place
who died at his home in ST. Paul. MINI.
was held at his summer residence in thi.
village Tuesday afternoon, the Rev. Franz
Hemenway OF the Congregational Church
omciating. The barers were f.. F. Tucker
c. NJ. Byington. w. N. Root and d. o
Foote. The burial was in the family lot
The body was accompanied here by hi
son and daughter-n-law, DR.. and Mrs
Frank Alexander and their daughter
The Ladies' Aid society will have a socia
Friday evening from $3.50 to eight o'clocl
at the vestry Of the Congregations
Church.
There will be initiation at the regu
lar meeting OF Champlain Chapter.
II. S.. to be held on March go. Dime
will be served at 1905 f. Bentle
Of New Bedford. Mass. was recen
visitor of Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe HILL
Mr.. and Mrs c. T. Holmes and grand
daughter. Marion. have returned fror
visit in Middlebury.-Harold Smit
Is attending the tractor school in Bur
lington this week.-Hill Brothers hav
recently installed a milking machine.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

A son was horn 20 Mr.. and Mrs.
Joshua Brown Monday. Mrs. Browns
mother. Mrs. d. +. Grange Of johnson. Is
caring for her.-H. w. Sargent Ia moving
to the place he recently purchased north
Of the village.--The town voted the money
left from the Fourth Of July celebration
and the baseball fund to tho Red Cross.
The chapter has received s23.06 and John
Swazey gave 500, for which the Red
Cross wishes to extend thanks.--John
Andrews OF Essex junction ia a guest Of
his son, Fred.-Jesse Hallock Of Camp
Devens was at homo at Huntsville the
first Of the week to see his mother, Mrs.
Cora Hallook. who is i'll with pneumonia.
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HINESBURG.

The Rev. H. I. Kemp of the First
Baptist Church has withdrawn his resig-
nation and will remain another year
The Baptist parsonage is receiving much
needed repairs.
There will be a Red Cross tea at Mrs.
Dushane's Saturday afternoon. with
Mrs Dushane and Mrs. Drinkwater as
hostesses.-Waldo Davies has returned
home from New Hampshire.-Mr. and
Mrs. George Baker of Huntington have
moved into the Tucker house at Me-
chancsville. Mr.. Baker will work in
the condensary.-Supper will be served
in Woodman hall Saturday at $50 p. M,
followed by social hour. The proceeds
will be for the benefit Of the senior class
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SHELBURNE.

The Sheipurne library will he open Tues
day. Friday and Saturday from now on
Frederick Jones Is moving his family into
the Russell apartment.-Miss Annie Brush
and Miss Helen Sanders are at home for
two weeks vacation.--George Roberts was
given first prize in the prize speaking at
Hinesburg.-Mrs. Ralph Marsette has gone
to Pittsburg, Pa, to spend some time with
her husband.-Fred Peet is on the sick
list.-Henry Tracy, End, is seriously III
with rheumatism.