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EAST GEORGIA

Morton Leach, who was recently dis
charged from the army and has been
visiting at the home of his brother for
the past three weeks, has returned TO
his work in Atlantic City. y. J. His
mother accompanied him and will go to
Washington to visit her oldest son, who
is a captain in the engineering depart
ment and Is located therc.-Mrs. s. r..
Thresher was in Burlington on business
recently.-Mr. and Mrs. T, c. Leach and
Mr. and Mrs r. J.. Ladd attended the
Fourth of July celebration al Fletcher
and also the dance in the evening.-Miss
%elie Wood Is working in Fairfax
Miss Violet Goodsell of Fairfax is spend
ing few days at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. G. Leach.-Dewey Beaupre has
enlisted in the army and will be station
ed at Fort Ethan Allen for time
Henry Wilett has moved his family
here from Burlington and Is working on
the section-Napoleon Niens is helping
his son, r. Veins, to finish haying ow-
ing to the absence of Mr.. Beaupre.-
Everyone reports a heavy crop of hay
and expect to market II for S25 per ton.
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RICHMOND

Mrs. William Terrien and son. Donald
have returned to New York city after
visiting at the home of Mrs. Sophie Ter
rien.-John s;abins of Lebanon, n. H.,
has been visiting his sons. NJ. j. and c.
f.. Sabins-Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Buley
spent the weekend in St Albans.-Dr
and Mrs. Touart and family of New York
city are guests at the Hotel Richmond
for the summer.-Mrs. Moses Teelya and
daughter. Frederick, are visiting
friends in Nalcour, n. Y.--Supt. and Mrs.
II. s. Read and family are at Lake
lroquos for the remainder Of the month
Theodore Parent, Jr.. of the Second
Cavalry, recently returned from over
seas. is visiting his parents. MIR. and Mrs
Thomas Parent.-Mrs. James f.. Barrett
and children have returned to Montpelier
after visiting at her fathers NJ. Murphy
Mrs Thomas Barron and two daugh-
tiers left Monday evening for New York,
where they sailed Wednesday for
England. Mr.. Barron accompanied them
to New York.-Mrs. L. F.. Douglas, Mrs.
T. w. Towers and Mrs c, X. Tracy have
returned from Woodstock. where they
attended a conventional. r. OByrne of
New York city is the guest of his father,
I. O'Byrne.-Mrs, May Langley and Mrs.
Rankin of New York are at the Hotel
Richmond for the summer.--Mrs. Della
T'iche has returned from South Hero.
where she has been for the past two
Weeks.-Mr. and Mrs. Preston Hadley
and family returned TO Bellows Falls
Sunday after spending a month at Mrs.
Hadley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a. G..
Berry.-Miss Caroline Clark returned
Monday from two weeks vacation,
spent in Boston and Lake Sunapee, y. II.
Mrs. G. w. Whitman of Georgia has
been the guest of her sisters, Mrs. G. n.
Pine and Mrs. Lillian Sudarsky.-Mr. and
Mrs George Bartlett and family have
returned from Burlington and are oc-
cupying the bungalow on the esplanade.-
The canning kitchen that was to open
July 10 has been postponed one week.
opening to the public July 1.-THE Louise
NJ. Smiley Circle of the Kings Daughters
will be entertained this week by Mrs. L.
T.. Douglass and Mrs. Sadie Goodwin at
the latter's home.
The funeral of Mrs. T. L. Towers,
who died suddenly at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. l. f. Towne, early We'd
nesday morning. will be held at the
house Friday afternoon at two o'clock
The deceased leaves her husband. one
Mrs. Towne of this place,
and two sons. William and Bernard Of
Chicago; one sister Mrs. Williams; and
a brother. F. w. Fay of this town.
Mrs. Towers was 40 years of age. the
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. SAT-
ford Fay and was born in this town
and had spent most of her life here
having recently moved from the
Towers farm. which was sold. owing to
the failing health of both Mr. and Mrs
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JERICHO CENTER

Mrs. j. w. Hart was in Montpelier to
attend the library meeting held there
Miss Luta Kenyon OF Essex was the
guest of her sister. Mrs Edward Tobin,
few days recently.-Carlton Ransom
of East Orange, New Jersey, came the
morning of July 4 for a weeks vacation
at the home Of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. s. Ransom Molie Newton
OF Burlington is the guest of her cousin,
Miss Aileen Giffin.--Miss Gladys Hunt has
finished work. for FRANK Percival in
the postoff1ce at Jericho.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Barney and two daughters of
Oklahoma are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A,
p. Byington.-The play safety First"
which was given Friday evening. July 4,
by the Westford young people, was enjoy
ed by good attendance. Homer Brown
and Miss Bessie Romphrey OF Boston
were married June % in Boston, and are
spending some time at his home here
Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Bicknell received a
telegram recently that their grandson
Elmer Bicknell had returned from over
seas and was in Hoboken. n. ]. He was
one Of the first to enlist from here and
was for a while at Fort Ethan Allen
Mrs. Lillian Hunt and two daughters
went Monday to Pleasant Valley to spend
Dana Bicknell of Chicago and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Goodrich of Essex spent
Sunday with her aunt, Miss Emma Bck-
neil.
At the church meeting. which was
held Monday evening. it was voted to
extend a call. to the Rev Francis NAL
zard of Whiting to become the pastor
and he will begin his labors here the
third Sunday in July.Miss Alien Gifiin
went Wednesday to York state TO visit
friends.-Miss Mollie Newton rutLr,Ied
TO her home in Burlington.-Mr and Mrs.
Howard Watson of Boston. Mass. are
guests of his mother, Mrs. Irving Ballard.
Mrs. J. w. Porter has three sisters
visiting her.-Mr. and Mrs. F.. T. MaloneY
returned from Essex, y. Y, Monday
Mrs. Clarence schron1pf and little son OF
Plainf1eld. y. j.. are the guests OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Moran
Master T Powell who was seriously
injured several weeks ago. and WAS at
the Fanny Allen hospital. is at home and
able to ride out.-Miss Dessa Bolger OF
Lake Placid is spending a two weeks
vacation at her home.-Mrs. Mary Austin
of Morrisville Is the guest of Mrs. G. l..
Potter.-Mr and Mrs. George Sherman of
White River Junction are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G. Brown. Mr..
, Brown and Sherman were at the island
fishing the first of the week.-Mrs.. Lydia
Nealy Of Underhill is visiting her brother.
w. c. Fields-There will be no services
next Sunday morning .-Mansfield Grange
al, entertained Unity Grange Of Bolton
at their regular meeting Tuesday. Unity
Grange furnished the program Ice
cream and cake were served and sixty
! six were present.-Mrs. S. W. Stone and
little son Of Mohawk. y. Y. are spending
the summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferris McGinnis.
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MONTGOMERY

Miss Alice Capp arrived in town
Tuesday.-The Fourth passed of very
quietly. There was Sunday school
picnic al F. :. Pratts-Mrs Jessie Bonn
bard was called to st, Adams last week
by the illness and death of the infant son
of Mr. and Mrs Boynton. Mr.. Bombard
and Roger attended the funeral at ST.
Adams. Saturday.-Miss Myrtle Rose of
Enosburg Falls was a guest at w. $.
Parker's over the Fourth.-Mr and Mrs
W. s. Parker. Miss Rose. and Charles
and Robert Parker went to Burlington
Sunday.-Robert Parker. thrift cam
paign field secretary, was called to a
conference of workers at Boston Mon
day. returning Tuesday evening.-Mr and
Mrs. c. r. Gates took an automobile
trip to Burlington Monday. Friends
from the Center went with them.-Mr
and Mrs. Robert c. Mougo and son
Graydon, started on an automobile trip
Friday. visiting Newport and other
places. and returning Monday-Miss
May Richardson has returned from
visit to st. Albans.--Mrs. Butler and
daughter are visiting Mrs. Buffers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl s Parker
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Parker and
family spent the holidays at Hardwick
Miss Lucy Parker is in camp at St
Adams bdN.--MfS. Lou Grow and
daughter, Neila. are staying with Mrs
Grows aunt, Mrs, W.. G.. Mansfield
Alex LaPlant, George Smith. Matt s
Parker and Robert Parker went on a
fishing trip to Franklin Pond last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moffatt and
family spent the Fourth at Franklin
Pond.--Mss Blanche ,1ewett is in Bur-
ington.-Lawrence Pratt spent the
Fourth in Burlington.-Mrs. Mary r
Bailey and Miss Henrietta H. Bailey of
Newbury are visiting the Rev. r. f.
Green.-We regret to record the death
after several months illness. OF Mrs
Ethel Centebar O'Bren. Tuberculosis
developed after an attack of influenza
in the winter, and though all possible
was done Mrs OBrien gradually became
weaker, until death came as a release
from suffering on the afternoon of the
Fourth. Mrs. O'Brien's death was sad
reminder of the death of her sister
| seven years ago the day before The
funeral took place Sunday afternoon
Interment was at the local cemetery
The officiating ministers were the Rev
| W. G. Mansfield and the Rev. Arthur
Matteson of Hlwest. Among those
present from out of town were: Mrs
q Briens brother Charles Centebar of
Watertown, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Boyn-
ton of st, Adams and Miss Annie
Boynton of Coventry.
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SHELBURNE

The Ever-Ready Circle of the King
Daughters will meet with Mrs. q. F..
Blair at her camp a Queen City Park
Thursday for an all-day picnic. The
regular meeting will be held in the
Roll call-,vill be answered
by verse from Psalm 1903. All MEM
hers are asked to attend.--Homer c.
Babcock for n year with DIR. and Mrs.
James 5. Norton, has gone to Boston,
where he has a position in the steward
department Of the merchant marine
Mrs. Fannie PICARD and two sons of
Detroit. Mich, are at Henry Harring-
tons for the summer. making the trip
by utomobile.-Mr. and Mrs Charles
Jennett of Holyoke, Mass. passed the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Collier-Miss Alice Minall is passing
week at her home in this village
stephen Coults and Mrs. Ernest Gabree
were called to Burlington Tuesday
by the death of their father.-Ralph
Marsette of Springfield, Mass, is visit
Ing his family.-The village streets
have been oiled,-Van Dyke Goodsell
mas been visiting his sister, Mrs.
George Lewis, having just returned
from overseas
Inc Sholburne branch of the Red Cross
has received 10 layettes to be made be-
fore September /. The work can he OBJ
tanned at the library. These layettes arc
very simple and can be made either by
machine or by hand. Besides this sewing,
there are quantities of yarn TO be knit l.
ted into children's stockings, socks and
sweaters.-A daughter was born July 4
to Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Marsett -Profes-
sor Hack, Mrs. Hack and two sons are
passing the summer at the Tracy home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Voss have returned
to Elizabeth, \. J.-Roy Thorp passed
the weekend with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Emerson Thorp
Mrs. Frank Potvin and Mrs. Ray Hath
away are on hike to Boston, leaving the
village at nine O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. They are carrying packs and will
sleep out of doors
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WILLISTON

Mrs Sarah Leaf went last week to
Burlington to stay over the 4th with
Friends Charles Metcalf and wife and
fhld returned to their home near Boston
asst week, after making 10 days visit
with Mr.. Metcalfs parents here.-Mr
Ind Mrs. Joseph Bombard and children
rf Burlington spent last Saturday night
Ind Sunday at their old home here.-Mr.
Ind Mrs. Harry Bryant from Springfield,
Mass, who have been the guests of Mrs.
3-arrie Morrill, for six weeks have return
Id to their home.-Mr and Mrs. Tiras
tsham were in Burlington this week Mon
HAY. Mr.. Isham is in his S9th year and
Drives his own team.-Mr and Mrs. Will
liam Woodruff and friend Of New Haven
We're in town Sundsy.-The Rev. II. G..
Banks has gone to Columbus Ohio. to at
end a meeting. He will have a vacation
|pf two weeks.-Mr. and Mrs. Dayton
Webster who have been the guests OF
Mrs. Webster's mother. Mrs. Morrill,, re-
burned to their home i'm Brooklne. Mass.
asst week. Their daughter. Margaret,
will remain here with her grandmother
Through the remainder of the summer
Mr. and Mrs Harris Mctcalf spent last
sunday out of town.--Miss Florence Met
,alf from Maiden. Mass, is home for her
hummer vacation.-Mr and Mrs. Barclay
are stopping with Mrs. A. f. Martin fol-
h short time
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CHARLOTTE

Mr.. and Mrs. Waller Mcneil, Henry
Mcneil and Mr.. Fish of Shelburne Falls,
Mass, visited at w. n. McNeirs last
week, making the trip in Mr.. Fish's car.
The Fourth passed very quietly here,
number attending the celebration in
Burlington.-Miss Flora Williams has
begun work in the post office.-NIiss
Claire Beach, a former resident but
now teaching in Ely, New, is visiting
Mrs, f, B. Beers.-Mrs. Sheldon Of St
Adams has been a guest of Mrs. L. j.
Dean-Arthur Cronk has sold his farm
to Canadian parties. possession given
November 1.-George F.. Edgerton has
sold the Duffy place to J. +. Ramsey
II. Clifford of Starksboro has been visit
ing at w. NJ Spears.-A number of the
friends of Miss Merle Byington gave a
picnic for her which took the form Of
shower, on the lake shore.
Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius Frink, who
have been visiting relatives in Colchester.
have returned to their home.--Dr. and
Mrs. G. NJ Russell and Mrs Patterson
of Massena, \. y, are guests at the
home Of DR., Russells sister, Mrs C. T.
Holmes.-The regular meeting of
Champlain Chapter, o, e. S, will he
held on Friday evening. Degrees will
be conferred
Miss lila Whalley has gone as delegate
from the Sunday school to attend the
summer school at Mortified, Mass. Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Lewis and family and Mrs.
Grant Austin of Modesto. Cal, and Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Lewis and family from
Greenfield, Mass, are visiting relatives
in town.--Miss Marjorie Root Of Boston
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. F. r. Falby.
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X. f.. Forbes.-Mr and Mrs. O. F.
Clough and two children of Monkton were
In town one day recently.--The library
trustees met with Mrs. Earl Aver Satur-
day evening-Mrs. Irving Isham and little
granddaughter. Anna, have gone to
Poughkeepsie, n. Y, TO see her daugh-
ter who has been in a sanitarium for
several months.-Mrs r. Il. Forbes and
son and Miss Madge Ellwell were in
Burlington Saturday.-Mr. whittier Of
Burlington was in town on business Sat
urday.-Miss Abbie Wellinger returned
Sunday after passing two days in Will
liston.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Buley of Mont
pelier visited Mrs. A. j. Purcell re-
cently.-Miss Madgc Elwell of Boston
Is visiting Mrs. r. T.. Forbes-Seyeral
from this town spent the Fourth in
Burlington.--Mrs. Z. f. Forbes and
son. Benjamin, and Miss Elwell were
in BURLINGTON Saturday.
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MILTON

The community Chautauqua will be
neld here from August 80 to Septem~
Der and will include lectures. plays,
etc. One of the lecturers will be
Chauncey j. Hawkins and Mrs. Eda
Belle Kuhn will have charge Of chill
dren's work.-At the regular annual
meeting of the village graded school
district, the following officers were
elected: Moderator, X. j. Phelps; clerk.
DR.. /. S. Coburn; trustee for three
years. c. A. Robinson; treasurer and
collector. ]. A, Kennedy: tax voted,
s125.-Luther McNally and Leonard
Wells have returned from overseas and
are at their homes.-Mr. and Mrs. A.
r. Caswell have returned from Provi-
dence, r. l., where they passed the
winter with their daughter,-Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Berry have returned from
Gardner, Mass, and are with the lat
tcr's parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. II.
Holmes.-Mrs. Emma Quinn started on
July for st. Petersburg, Fla, where
she will make her home
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Spears recently.-A son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley last week.-The month
~ meeting of the Ladies' Aid society was
held Tuesday. Supper was served-Mrs.
yfus, who passed week at Bluehird
camp, returned to her home in New York
city Saturday.-Mrs f. 3. Smith is pass
ing few days with her sister, Mrs. Me-
LISA Perley.-E. f. Young, of Portland,
Me. passed the weekend with his fam
lily here.-Miss Lena Hadd visited Mrs.
Harry Hadd. of Enosburg Falls. recent
ly.-Gerald Hadd. of Enosburg Falls.
was in town Tuesday.-Miss Root. OF
Craftsbury. was the guest Of Mrs F. S.
Hutchinson part of last week.-The
next meeting Of Trout River Grange will
he held Tuesday, July Is. The program
for that evening will be in charge of the
corner class OF the Congregational
Church The lawn party on the Congre-
gational Church lawn last Wednesday
evening was success in every way.
The booths We're very prettily decorated
and did a rushing business. The grounds
were lighted with Japanese lanterns and
the Richford juvenile band furnished mu-
sic throughout the evening The success
of the evening was due to the energy
corner class. Proceeds were for the ben
eft Of the community lbrary.-A happy
crowd Of boys and girls, consisting of the
juniors and members Of Bluebird camp
gathered on the church playground on
the evening Of the Fourth to celebrate.
The program opened with songs, then
the children were supplied with spark
lers and torches and enjoyed themselves
for an hour, presenting a very pretty
scene as the lights fitted from place to
place over the grounds. A very pretty
tahleau. The Goddess of Liberty" was
presented with the audience singing
Columbia the Gem of the Ocean"
Then the Bluebirds formed in line and
marched back to their camp led by
America and singing the star Span
gled Banner" The singing of America"
horught the evenings entertainment to
a close.-Mre. D. \. Paul and daughter.
Lucille, We're in Burlington the first of
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

Mrs. F. +. Leach of st. Adams has been
visiting her nieces, Mrs. +. s. Brooks
and Mrs. J. \. Watkins.-Nurse Bron-
son. who has been assisting in the care
Of j. A. Watkins. returned to her home
in Bristol Saturday,. Miss Walston Of
Underhill spent July with her grand
mother, Mrs. Martha kellog.
Miss Adah F.. Williams, r. n, daugh-
ter of Mrs. A. d. Williams and the
late A. u. Williams, the veteran-land-
lord of many of the northern New York
hotels, has accepted a position as visit
ing nurse in Hartford, Conn, and took
up her duties June 30. Mrs. Williams
will remain here at her summer home
until on or about September before
leaving for Hartford. Conn. Miss Will
liams is expected here on a two weeks
NnCatiOn AnCuSf L
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Mrs. Eliza Devino of Lebanon, y. H..
is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs
George Fielder, and other relatives.
Henry Rowley Of Shelburne was the
guest Of Mrs. Cordelia Ellis the first of
the week.-Grant Gorton of Jericho is
visiting his uncle. f.. o, Gorton.-Mr. ana
Mrs Harold Lewis and children of Dux-
bury visited her sister. Mrs. Roy Kim
ball, over the weekend Mrs r. A.
Norton, Mrs. Jane Fuller and Mrs Hale
Fuller went to Enosburg, Monday. to
visit Mrs. Stanley Sayles. Mrs. Jane
Fuller remained with her daughter for
an indefinite stay.-Mrs. o. V. Rounds of
Brattleboro and daughter, Mrs. Rogers.
and children of New Hampshire visited
friends here the first Of the Week.-Mrs.
Doris Miles returned to her school in
Battle Greek. Mich, Saturday.-Dr. r. b.
Small and Mrs Small and mother. Mrs.
A. p. Small, of Burlington, were week
end visitors at the home Of Fay SMALL
Dwyer returned to his work in Mass
aChusettS, Sunday.
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EAST CHARLOTTE

a son, Harvey Brayton, was born
TUESDAY, July FIRST to MIR. and Mrs
Milton G, Clark, AT the Clark homestead
In Charlottesville funeral of Norman
Irish was held at the Roman Catholic
Church Tuesday morning The Rev. r.
r. Henry oftciated and the burial was
made In the Catholic cemetery Farmers
are in the midst OF naying with a very
large crop to harvest and a scarcity of
help-Mrs. Aubrey Poole has returned to
her home in the northern part of Char
lotte from the Mary Fletcher hospital.
where she underwent surgical treatment.
MI ana MIS- Benjamin Emo and young
son, of Storm Lake Iowa are visiting
relatives IN Charlotte.-Mr. and Mrs. f..
B. Sherman Of Minneapolis MINI, are
at the II. II. Wooster homestead for the
sunmer.-Dr. \. l.. Emo of the Troy
foiytechnlc school of Troy \. Y, is
III charlotte to spend the summer with
his mother and aunt at the II. Il.
wooster farm,-Miss Norton has return
ed to Middlcbury after visiting her sister.
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Chessmore. Clayton Tyler of the u.
S. s. New York has returned to New
York after spending a few days with
relatives.-Miss Hazel Kenyon Of
Windsor is visiting at Harry Riggs
Miss Christine Whalen has compile ed
her course at the Business College and
Is now at home.--Miss Daisy Hapgood
of the probate office spent July at
her home-Mr. and Mrs. Sumner and
daughter of Canton. n. " were visitors
in town last week.--Louis King has
moved into Mrs. Ayers new farm
HOUSEWIVES Helen Nash passed the
Fourth at her home in Jericho Walter
Tomlinson of East Barre, who recently
returned from overseas. spent day
last week with his grandmother, Mrs
Mary peasp
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

A very pleasant surprise was,eiven
those interested in the local town
library by the receipt Tuesday evening
Hon Redfield Proctor for 500 for the
library -George Marrihew of Jay was a
recent visitor in town.-Mail Carrier
!. r. Halle and family are on an auto
mobile trip to Augusta, Me. Substitute
Carrier Lawrence Rossier of the local
post office force is carrying the mail dur
ing Mr.. Halls absence. Rural Mail Car
rier Westover of Waterville. who was in
town few days returned home Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Martin and Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Larock of Burlington
are in camp AT Lake Eden.-George
Bates and family were recent visitors
al Lake Eden. and the family of w. j.
Wright have been spending some time
in their cottage there.-Harold Pease Of
the American Steel d Wire Co. of Wor-
cester. Mass. is visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. B. w. Pease and brother.
Merle Pease, They are at Pine Croft
cottage, Lake Carmi. this week B. W.
Pease recently returned from the hos
pital in Montreal. where he had an
B. d. Marcy, who have been in town
for some time returned to Manchester.
\, H., Wednesday.--Mr. and Mrs. w. r.
McFeeters of ST, Adams were in town
Tuesday,-Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Wright
of Lyndonville have been spending -ev-
pral laNS town
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ENOSBURG FALLS

G. =. Hall Of Montgomery, with Mrs
Hall and friends, who are passing a few
DAYS in their cottage at Lake Carmi
We're IN town the Fourth TO attend the
annual dinner served in the Congrega-
tional Church at The Center. They
called in this place on their return.
M. r. Perey and $. s. Hall, Jr.. each
motored to Lake Carmi with friends
Mr. Perley brought the speaker of the
afternoon on his return and motored
with him to his home in St. Adams
r. W. David Of Montclair, y. j.. arrived
in town Thursday evening and will pass
few days with Mrs. David and their
children, who are visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Olin Merrill.-Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Galbrath. who were on a motor
trip from their home in Springfield.
Mass. to Newport to visit family friends.
brought their sister, Miss Carrie Gal
braith, who is passing a few DAYS with
Miss Louise Carpenter on Orchard street.
The Galbraith family formerly lived
here.-N. \. Irish has been assisting in
the town treasurer's Office the last week.
Miss Ruth Draper a reconstruction aid