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WILLISTON

James Henry Bryant died Thursday
morning at four O'Clock after period
Of i'll health, which terminated suddenly
He was born in Richmond October %,
1916, the youngest of IA children. Surviv-
ing relatives are brother of Richmond,
his wjfc, three children, Clinton f.. Of
California, Mrs. Homer Prior of Willis
ton and George O. Of Providence. r. /. :;
1--WE grandchildren and one great-grand-
child. Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant were given
golden wedding anniversary by their
listed at the age of IS in the Union Army
from Richmond and was soon transferred
to the brigade band and as cornetist
served during the entire war. He was
a faithful member and official of the
local Methodist Church. The sympathy
OF the entire community will be with the
bereaved family.
The Rev. Mr.. Brown filed the pulpit at
the Methodist Church Sunday and was in
town Monday in the interests of church
work.-The Rev. H. G. Banks and w. H.
Metcalf with others will attend the 12ith
annual meeting of the Vermont Congre-
gational conference, which is being held in
the CONGREGATIONAL Church in Essex this
week.-The funeral of James ii. Bryant
afternoon a large number of relatives
and friends from Richmond, Essex juno
tiGn and Jonesville We're present The
Rev. II. G.. Banks and DR.. Brown offlciat-
ed. lnterment was in the East cemetery
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RICHMOND

Miss Hazel Cassidy, home demonstrat ton
agent, will conduct a freless cooker bee
at Universalist hall at 100 o'clock in the
afternoon Friday.
The Rev. f. p. Treat of Pittsford, a
former pastor here, preached at the Con-
gregational Church Sunday.-Mrs. Abbie
Hilton, who has been with her daughter
in Newport for two months. has returned
to her home here.-Mrs. James Barrett
and children of Montpelier were guests Of
her father. NJ. Murphy, over Sunday
Mrs. Fairbanks of Randolph was recently
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Fish,
\ hash supper was served at the Uni
versalist Church Wednesday from six to
eight o'clock.-Mrs. NJ. G. Leary and chill
dren of Burlington have been visiting at
the home of her brother NJ. j. Gleason
Mrs. A. c. Berry has returned from a
visit at the home of her daughter in Bel
lows Falls.-Miss Bartlett of Jericho was
the guest of Miss Caroline Clark over
Sunday.-Mrs. Mary and Mrs. Fl. L. Bes-
sett entertained the Aid Circle of the
Kings Daughters at their home Friday
afternoon.-F. w. Fay has returned from
a short stay with his brother in Clare
mont N H.
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MILTON

A play will be given at st. AIMS hall
this evening for the benefit of the band.
Watch for tho parade at 1880 o'clock
A number of the members of Seneca
Lodge, f. & A. NJ, were the guests of
Burlington Lodge at Burlington Tuesday
evening.-Four teams in the Methodist
Church are putting through the drive for
their apportonment in the centenary
movement this week.-Mr. Cooper of the
Congregational house of Boston was in
town Tuesday helping to raise the APP
portionment of the Congregational Church
for Pilgrim Memorial fund.--Mrs. f. W.
Quinn will have an auction of her house.
hold goods on Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs.
1Iarlie Irish of Santa Cruz, Cal. who have
spent the winter in Cuba, called on old
friends in town Monday. MIR. Irish left
this place 10 years ago.
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EAST CHARLOTTE

Inc weekly prayer-meetng will he held
Friday evening at the residence Of
Charles Martin.-Miss Eaton, Of Canada,
is seriously i'll at the home Of her aunt
Mrs. Patrick Mcclure. whom she is Wis
itlng. Miss Eaton has been i'll for two
weeks but at present is thought to be
slightly improved.-The different mem
bers of F. F. Estey's family, who are i'll
with measles, are better. except Miss
Frances, who is quite i'll yet.-Mrs. Harry
Van Nliet. who suffered "A relapse two
weeks ago, is slowly improving again,
although not yet able to leave her bed
Joseph Bissonett has sold his farm, sit
uated in the eastern part of Charlotte
to Mr.. Florence, of Middlebury who will
have immediate possession. Mr.. Bison
cite bought the farm two years ago or
more of Mr.. and MAs. w. S. Kellogg
Mrs. Farrand of Bakersfield. is with her
daughter. Mrs. Carpenter for an ex-
tended visit.-William H. Fonda of Dali
las, Texas. is the guest of his nephew,
Homer Fonda.--Charles r. Smith and
family, of Gilmore. were over-Sunda;-
guests of Mrs. Smiths parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Steady.-Lester NJ Prindle
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Prindle.
who graduated from the University Of
Vermont in the class of 1915 and who has
since been taking a post graduate course
at Harvard University. has been award
ed Sheldon fellowship at the uniyer-
sity and will spend the next year study
ing in Europe-Mrs. Joseph Commo, Of
Nergennes. is visiting her aunt, Mrs
George Woolner, in the north part of
Charlotte.-Mrs. Howard Petersen has
returned to her home in the northern
part Of Charlotte from an extended visit
with her relatives in Corinth.-F S..
Cove has been making extensive repairs
on the interior of his dwelling on the La
Plotte river.
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ESSEX JUNCTION

Corp Arthur Post, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. W. Post, arrived Saturday from
Camp DeVens, where he received an
honorable discharge from the army Mr..
Post has been in the service almost two
years, one of which was spent overseas
with the 4S5th Aero Squadron. For the
present Mr.. Post will remain at home.
A daughter, Jean Estclla, was born
Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Walter II.
Stevens of Waterbury. Mrs. Stevens will
he remembered as Miss Ellen Jaro
daughter OF Mrs l.. G. Jaro of this
place.
At a meeting of several of the repre-
sentative men Of the town in knights Of
Pythias hall Monday contract was
signed and a Chautauqua secured for
three days and evenings in the month of
August. The following committee has
been appointed: President the Hon. Guy
w. Bailey; vice-president, r. j. Wool
secretary the Rev. G. S. Quimby; treas
urer. Elmer A. West; chairman OF ticket
committee, William Johnson, Jr. chair
man OF grounds committee, A. b. Rugg;
chairman of advertising committee, A. p.
Lonergan.
Miss Jane Peters is at Mrs. Martins
sanitarium following a fall downstairs
at the home of Mrs. Kilgore on East
street in which she suffered broken ribs
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hngton for few days has returned
mere FOR the week end with her sister,
Mrs wilson Curts.-Mrs. I. Il. Thurston
has been called to Hinesburg to care for
n relative, who is ill.--It is worthy of
mention what some of the ladies of this
town are doing for the Red Cross. One
lady has knit this spring six childrens
sweaters. four pairs of socks and three
mufllers.-Mss Butts of Burlington has
been in town a few days getting her
house in readiness for Mr. and Mrs. John
f. Krewet and daughter from New York,
who expect TO be here for the summer
Daniel Robalcaba and Abio Baldor were
over Sunday visitors at their home in
Barre.--Mrs, Cora Trombly of Fairfax is
working at the home of Loronzo w.
Rice
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SHELBURNE

Prof. Charles Cambridge has been en-
gagged to teach the high school the COM
ing year. Mr.. and Mrs. Cambridge made
large circle of friends in town.-Mrs
Walter F. White has been awarded a
captured German helmet for her excellent
work in securing subscriptions TO the
fifth Liberty Loan. The helmet bears the
initials of its wearer in the lining and
was given by the womans organization
of New England.-A son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Fred n. Perry of Shelburne
Falls Thursday morning.
Mrs. NJ. +. LamoureuX and little son.
Mahlon, have been visiting Mrs. George
Lewis
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RICHFORD

John Dixon of Burlington was the
guest Of Thayer Comings over the week
end.-Capt. A. j. Merrill has returned TO
his home in this place after passing the
winter with friends in Dade City, Fla
Mrs. j. r. Renfrew and Miss Susie
Moffiatt of East Berkshire visited at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Harvey last
week.-George Porter. who passed the
winter in Houston. Texas. has returned
home.-Mss Catherine Comings a
student at the University of Vermont.
Burlington. is passing a few days at her
home in this place.-Wesley Bliss has
purchased the Carol Mitchell house on
Elm street. Mr. Bliss will move from
Mrs. n. F. Hamilton's house on Province
street to his newly purchased home
Miss Fanny *. Martin Of the University
of Vermont. Burlington. was the guest
Of her friend. Miss Catherine Comings,
over the week end.-Mrs. Emma Riches
of Newport is visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. \. B. Read.
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COLCHESTER

E. II. Carpenter left Monday for Fort
Ann, n. Y, where he is to make his
headquarters while serving as salesman
for the Rawleigh company.-AIr. and Mrs
A. NJ. Wheeler have opened their own
home after spending the winter with their
daughter, Mrs. George Sommerville The
intermediate class of the Baptist Sunday
school of which F. w. Severance is teach
err, will hold social at the vestry on Fri
day evening. Refreshments will be served
and good time is promised.-Mrs. Hattie
Muzzy of johnson has heen visiting her
uncle, John c. Belts. A sister of Mrs
Belts, Mrs. Fred Mccarthy Of Essex. ac-
companied by her little son, Frederick
has also been a visitor of Mr.. and Mrs
Bettis.-Mrs Anna Kenyon of Burlng-
ton was calling in town on Tuesday In the
interest of the w. G. T. U.-Sergeant Jack
Morgan recently returned from France
is visiting his sister, Mrs. George B. St
Amour.-A number of young ladies' met
with Miss Lillian Wolcott Monday eve
ninng to give a miscellaneous shower to
Miss Frances White.-Jitney service has
opened for the summer between Burling-
ton and Colchester. The car leaves the
Confer nj 900 a. m. and 200 p. m.
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ST. ALBANS

News has been received that Robert
Buck, son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. n. Buck
of Ferris street had passed his entrance
examinations to Annapolis Naval Acad-
envy.
Capt. c. S. sumner and Capt. John F.
sullivan have returned to their respective
homes in this city, having received their
discharge from the army. Both men
experienced service overseas. Captain
Sumner receiving two decorations, the
Croix de Guerre and the ID. S. NJ.
Walter Clark and Miss Beatrice
Campano were married Thursday morn
ing at Holy Angels Church. the Rev L.
r. Desrochers performing the ceremony
Philip Campano, a brother of the bride,
acted as best man and Miss Nellie Wilson
was BRIDESMAID Mr.. and Mrs. Clark have
gone on trip to Connecticut and New
Hampshire.
Emery Denauit, who was a member of
the Lost Battalion" has returned to his
home in this city, having received his
final discharge. He has been receiving
treatment for wounds at hospital in
Boston for ssveTal weeks.
W. B. johnson & Son, proprietors OF
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cupied the pulpit Sunday morning.-Mrs.
Nettie Johnson of Essex Junction is the
guest OF Mrs X. o. Wilder.-Mr and
Mrs. Alfred Sweeney of Essex Junction
was at Orvile Hunts on Sunday.-Mr
and Mrs. Reuben Decker of st. Adams
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Potter
recently.-The Ladies' Aid society and
Mansfield Grange, No. AL, have cancelled
the engagement Of the Westford band for
the Fourth Of July. but plan to have a
celebration and a play in the evening
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ST. GEORGE

The following Is copied from a Cali
fornia paper, the Mail of Woodlands:
Full Of years and honors, well beloved
in the county in which he has spent so
many years, Seymour S. Hinsdale passed
away at the Sisters hospital in Sacra-
mento last Sunday morning at II O'Clock
His death is shock to many hundreds
of friends all over Central California
Death followed an operation for a
functional trouble from which the deceased
had been sufferer for years. lie was
rs years old at the time OF death. The
funeral will be held on Wednesday at
1870 p m, at the parlors of Clark, Booth
and Yardley. Sacramento. Friends are
invited, The interment will be private
Mr.. Hinsdale is survived by his wife and
two sons and two daughters. The child
rem are Mrs. a. c. Powers of Oakland
Miss Ardenia Elinsdale and Walter Hins-
dale of Clarksburg and Lester Hinsdale
of Sacramento. In the death of S. s.
Hinsdale this county loses one of its
foremost citizens His losN to community
life viii be particularly felt in the
Clarksburg section, where he has lived
Tor 5S years and where he has been looked
10 Tor ADVICE IN all matters pertaining to
low land farming. He probably was the
best Informed man relative to river and
Hood conditions in the Sacramento val
ley as he had made the matter a life
lhhe study lie was prime mover in
the enterprise of retaining that very
fertile section of this county and many
thousands or broad acres will stand for
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs. Albert Snow of Waterbury was
In town Thursday to attend the Lend
a Hand meeting.-The Rev. e. +. Treat
of Pittsford was a visitor at 7. j..
Stevens over Monday night.-Mrs j.
3. Atkins, who has been in poor health
for some time, goes Thursday to the
Mary Fletcher hospital.-Miss Rather
inc Whalen, who returned Sunday from
the Fanny Allen hospital, is now suf-
fering from an attack of bronchitis
Miss Elsie Pease, Red Cross nurse,
who is in camp at Mineola y. Y, came
last Friday to visit her mother, Mrs.
Mary Pease.-Mr. and Mrs. Verne
Tomlnson and son of East Barre also
were guests of Mrs. Pease Sunday
Mrs. Pease and Miss Pease returned
home with them--Mrs. Malona White
has returned to Burlington after pass
ing a few days in town. She goes soon
to Connecticut to visit her sonS.-Wil-
liam Terrill has moved to A Wer-
theims farm on Whites hill.
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WEST ENOSBURG

Fred Corrin, who has been overseas,
has received his discharge and returned
to the home of his mother, Mrs. Joseph
Lapan.-Howell Sabourn has sold his farm
to a party from Canada. Mr.. Sarbourn
has moved to Enosburg Falls.-Miss Dora
Austin, of the st. Adams hospital, pass
ed Saturday at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs William Austin.
Mrs. Elmer Kelley visited at the homes
of Mrs. B. B. Ovitt and Mrs. c. b. Ovitt,
Friday.-Ivan Stanton is passing few
days with his sister, Mrs. Stanley Marsh
of Barre. He will also go to New Hamp-
shire on fishing trip. accompanied by
Mr.. Marsh.-Harley Ovitt. who has been
passing few days at his home. has re-
turned to his work in st. Adams.
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WESTFORD

The play, safety First" which was
given here with great success May by
local talent will be given at Milton Thurs
day evening, May "a new flag has
been purchased by the village schools
Leo Emery, a resident of this town for
some years. and recently returned from
France with the 101st Ammunition Train,
has been visiting friends and relatives in
town the past week. Mr.. Emery received
the Croix de Guerre for distinguished
service and the rank of lieutenant
Twelve dollars and siXty-five cents was
realized at the dinner for the benefit of
the library building fund May IA.
Miles Nelson was called to Barnet
Friday night by the serious illness of his
mother.-George Hall of Boston spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Paige, who were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Paige Sun
day. have returned to St. Albans-Mrs.
Howard Waters of Georgia was the guest
of her sister. Mrs. Henry Anterior. last
week.-The home economics extension
school and farm bureau meeting held at
the town hall May 14-15 was a great sue
cess. About As women registered for it.
with an average attendance of about 80
Much interest was expressed in the dem
onstrations conducted by Miss Holden on
Good Things Without Meat" and by
Miss Cassidy on ways of Using Milk"
Other valuable features were the talks
on Thrift in Clothing" by Miss Holden
and "Remodeling Garments by Miss
Cassidy. Thursday evening Miss Pierpont
of the extension service spoke on What
the Farm Bureau Means to Community"
and was followed by an illustrated lee
ture on Making Housework Easier" by
Miss Holden, after which Professor
Groat of the University Of Vermont spoke
in very interesting way on lessons in
Cooperation" Refreshments were then
served.-At the village school Thursday
morning Miss Holden. State home
economics specialist. gave an interesting
talk to the children on personal
Hygiene. james Sheldon of Pittsfleld,
Mass. is visiting in town few days
The Westford band is engaged to play
at Underhil Memorial day.-News has
been received that Ralph Tyler, who has
been in service overseas. has arrived at
the home of his brothern-law, Chester
Sweeney.-A large amount of yarn for
children's stockings has been received at
the Red Cross rooms.
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WEST MILTON

MT and Mrs. Truman Kingsley of
Essex Center and Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
lby Of Burlington were Sunday guests
at Henry lby's.-R. O. Mudgett of Essex
junction was in this place recently .--Mrs.
Joey Sweeney and son. Leonard, visited
her sister Mrs. Henry Barron, at the
village last week.-H. A. Granger Is hav-
ing his store newly shngled.
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HILL WEST

Mrs. Arthur Derosia and little son of
Montreal are guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. n. II. T. Borthwick.-AIrs. II.
NJ. Sylvester and son, George, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. p. Shangraw. and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. McGrail were business visitors in
Richford. last week.-A reception was
held at the home of Paul Brouilette
Wednesday evening to celebrate the re-
turn from overseas of his son, Alfred,
and Alferie LaFleury. Both young men
were with the 18th Division.-Little Gle
ment Mason, who recently lost his
mother, is making his home with his
uncle. Charles Rushford.-Mrs. Clyde
Sumner. who has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Emily Jewett for some
time returned to her home in Ephratah,
Wednesday. Mrs. Jewett accompanied
her.-Mrs. John ARIEL Jr., and daughter,
Florence, and Alice Rossier are visiting
at John Ariel. Sr.-Mr. and Mrs. Austin
McGrail were in Richford. Monday
Mrs Fred Jewett visited at the home of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Orda-
way in Bakersfield. last week-Orlean
Scott is a business visitor in Burlington
Ada Wheeler has employment at
John Monteith's.--F w. Wallace was n
recent visitor at the Montgomery school,
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HINESBURG

Principal and Mrs. l.. l.. Con-
ner spent Saturday and Sunday in ran
don. Mrs. Connor's mother, Mrs. II. u.
Briggs, returned home with them and
will-visit here for a few days.-Mrs Cath
crime Furlong, of Rutland is the guest
of her niece, Mrs. Il. p. Goodrich.-Mr.
and Mrs. +. A. Hefflon are entertaining
Mr.. Hefilon's mother Mrs. Nash. who re-
comfy returned from California.-Mr. and
Mrs. j. l.. Bssonette. who recently bought
the Henry brothers farm, moved there
Monday.-Mrs. Charles Bashaw, of St.
Adams. is the guest of her mother, Mrs
Mary Mack.
Tho farm bureau in this town is TO
give supper Friday evening from five
TO 7:3O o'clock in the town hall after
which members of the high school will
give an entertainment in the form of a
play. The proceeds from the supper Will
go towards the cost of the erecting of a
building for the community canning
kitchen to be put in operation this sum-
mer and the proceeds from the play will
go towards the high school fund. The
arrangements were made at meeting
last night
Plans for Memorial Day are not yet
completed but this far they have ar
ranged Tor Il basket UlT1ler dl VI a. ~
hall at which everyone is invited to come
and bring a lunch. Coffee will be served
free by the W. r. c. a program for the
afternoon will be arranged under the
management of the Rev. G. II. Bennett.
The w. r. G. will meet in their rooms
next Tuesday afternoon and complete
arrangements.-The Rev. c. II. Bennett
attended the conference in Essex
Junction. Wednesday.-M Memorial sunday
will be observed at the Federated Church
Sunday. May %. The G. A. r., w. r.
c., and world war veterans are especially
invited. Mrs. Lester Jordon is visiting
her parents in Rochester this week.
A play entitled The Last Half Day in
a District School," will be given by the
high school pupils in the town hall.
Friday. at o'clock. A social dance will
be held after the pay,-The selectmen
have called a special town meeting for
June 3 at eight o'clock,
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Franklin County
EAST FRANKLIN

Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Scott. Mr.. and Mrs.
ii. F. Scott and children passed last Fri
day at Scottsmore. Que.--Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Ward and daughter. of Richford'
were recent visitors at the home of G..
A. Peao-Miss Beulah Hoadley has re-
turned to her home at South Berkshire.
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FRANKLIN

Bell Chapter. No. 7s. Q. e. s.. las in
stalled the following officers for the en-
suing year: Worthy matron, Mrs. w. j.
Riley; worthy patron, A. d. Wilder; as
sociate matron, Mrs. A. D. Wilder; sec
rotary, Mrs /. V. Shedd; treasurer, /.
Y. Shedd; conductress. Mrs. w. II. Gates
associate conductress, Mrs. c. W. Gay;
chaplain, c. II. Titemore; Adah, Miss
Helen Whitney. Ruth, Mrs. r. f.. WEIGH !;
Esther. Mrs. Julia Alexander; Martha,
Mrs. +. NJ. Hubbard; Electa, Mrs. G. f.
Harrison; warder C. w. Gay sentinel,
e. f. Harrison; organist Miss Helen
Whitney; marshal. w. S. Riley. There
Will be an initiation at the next regular
meeting. June 9.-Lieutenant Fish has
been visiting Mrs. Fish.-The Rev.
Charles c. Merrill. of Burlington. secre-
tary Of the Congregational conference,
preached in the Congregational Church
sunday morning.-A play. Arrival of
Kitty was presented in the Franklin
town hall Saturday evening by the Swan
ton high school.
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and broken collar bone besides other
severe injuries.
Sergeant Major Frederick Stanley has
received an honorable discharge from the
army and Is with his brothers, Howard
and Chester in Worcester.
George Patneaude. Jr., has resigned his
position in st. Adams and will remain
here for the summer
Arthur Latulip. son of John Latulip of
North street came Saturday with his
family to visit relatives. He has been in
the service over year and returned from
overseas with the nth division.
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JERICHO

Archie Russn. who has been very i'll
with rheumatism at the home of his
sister. Mrs. Machie. at Fairfax is able to
up around and has come to be with his
sister Mrs. Walter Blaisdell, for few
weeks.-Olivcr Brown, who has been in
Massachusetts the past few months has
returned home accompanied by his
daughter, Phillis.-Park Brown, who has
been in town calling on friends and rela-
tives has returned to his home in Albion,
N. f.-The children of the primary room
delivered the Uncle Sam Messages on
May To- as requested by the treasurer de-
partment.--Mrs. Charles Witwer of
Brooklyn, ~ Y, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. William Buxton in Bur-
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ESSEX CENTER

Principal f.. w. Bradley was week
end guest OF DR.. and Mrs. M. j. p. Paul
sen in vile.-Arrangements are being
made for pictures each week at the town
hall under the auspices of the Neighbour
hood Motion Picture Club.
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JERICHO CENTER

A very quiet wedding took place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs T.. II. Smith when
their daughter. Pauline. was married to
ernest Dustin OF Bethel. The Rev. s. II.
Barnum performed the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Dustin will reside In Bethel
The Rev. j. w. Cox OF st. Adams &C.