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The work is to be completed by Decem-
Der 3L-Mrs. G. Y. Granville entert aimed
a party Of 10 ladies at her home wed.
nesday Nov. In honor Of Mrs. G. Mel
Win Boright's birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Catherine Wursthorne, wife OF
Alexander Wursthorne. aged Sc years,
died OF Bright's disease Monday at her
late home In South Troy. The funeral
service was held In the Baptist Church In
East Richford Thursday morning Mt ten
O'Clock. The Rev. George Pomfrey off,
ciated and burial was In the family lot in
Hillside cemetery. She is survived by her
! husband, two sons. r. l.. Wuisthorne OF
South Troy, Foley Wursthorne OF Glen
sutton, Que, six daughters, Mrs. C. S.
stevens of Orleans, Mrs. John oRourke
Of Springfield, Mass, Mrs. Arthur Parker
of Lowell. Mrs. Willard Milt,,nore Of East
Richford. Mrs. w. J. BrishtweM Of High.
water, Que, and Mrs f. A. Jacobs of
Richford. Mr.. and Mrs. wursthorne and
family came from Germany "a years ago
and had Away lived at Stevens Mills
until the past year when they sold their
farm and moved to South Troy to live
near their son, b. H. Wursthorne. Mrs. !.
3D. Stafford of ST. Adams is visiting at the
homo of Mrs. L. f. Greene and other
friends in town.--A daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. 3. i. Dow November a.
Armistice day was quietly passed in this
n,acc until evening, when the Rich
ford band followed by the returned soldiers
i'll uniform paraded the streets, guns were
fired and church bells were runs.
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JERICHO

Conrad Farnsworth is III at his home
here.-Miss Mildred Farnsworth has TO-
turned from several days stay in ST
Adams.
Mrs. William Buxton of Burlington
spent Monday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson Curtis.-Mr and Mrs
Leighton c. Rice werc visitors Saturday
at the home of Mrs. L. II. Chaplin in
Burlington.-Ralph Styles has pur-
chased the late Bue Martin house and
store and has taken possession. l..
G. Stevens and Mrs. G. \. Barney were
recent visitors Of friends In Richmond.
George Miller of Richmond was an
over Sunday visitor at his home here.
Miss Bertha Schillhammer. who teaches
In CIoVerdale. was an over Sunday
visitor of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Schillhammer.-Mi Florence
Garland was an over Sunday visitor of
relatives in Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs.
Reginald Hawley are visiting AT the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Hawley. Mr. Hawley's departure for
Lima, Peru, having been DELAYED. he
expects to leave for South America
about December Mrs Hattie Otis has
gone to Jericho Center to care for Mrs.
Burke Brown.-Nfrs. Hermie Machia and
Mrs. Pratt of Westford were visitors
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Blaisdell.-Mrs. Carl Schillham-
iner. who Is at the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tai. is getting along fine.-Mrs. Hill has
gone 20 Essex Junction, where she has
81 position as nurse.-Archie Russin of
WestfOrd was a Sunday visitor in town
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ms Tor sale November II, consisting Of
fancy article, aprons, hot doughnuts. pam
cakes, and popcorn.-,I. Rivers of Burling-
Ton has rented James Golfers house at
the Falls.--George Lewis has sold his farm
10 Mr.. White of South Hero, and Ia TO
take immediate possession. -Ralph Mar.
sett passed the weekend with his FAM
lily. He has been tranferred to Bridge
port, Conn. experimenting army supply
storage.-Mr and Mrs. Robert Tower of
southern Acres entertained about IS
friends saturday evening at theer home.
Progressive whist and dancing and a boun-
tiful supper including Mr.. Towers famous
chowder were greatly enjoyed by the
Suests.-Owing to n death in the family
or one of the Kings Daughters. the meet
ms will be postponed one week from to-
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Florida. where they will spend the win
ter. They will be accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. $. Thomas, Of Isle La Motto
w. o. Morton was in Georgia Friday to
complete arrangements for the sale Of
n large fern there.--Clifford Vosburgh has
returned from Waterbury.--Mrs. w. T..
Flynn was in Burlington the latter part
Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold MacGregor are
the parents of n daughter born, Sunday
morning.
The sociable at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Friday was well attended con-
sidering the rosds.--AIr. and Mrs. Seth
Hocsinger are the parents of a son.--Mrs.
w. l.. Mott is convalesent after her re-
cent iness.--Jule Dragon is running a
meat market In the rear of F1ynns store
The Village Improvement society will
meet with Mrs. Euretta Darby. Mrs.
Hobert Darby and Mrs. A. w. Darby on
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
A, w. Darby,
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WEST ENOSBURG.

News has been received here Of the
marriage Of Miss Doris Austin 10 Irving
Bronson Of ST. Adams. which took place
November in st. Adams. Miss Bronson
is the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. William
Austin of this place.--Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Dorr who have been passing the
summer at Enosburg Falls, have moved
to the house, which they purchased last
spring.
Ransom Austin. aged S., died Novem-
her and the funeral was held at the
house Friday afternoon. The burial
was at Rice Hill. He is survived by his
wife, two sons. Charles and William,
also three daughters. Mrs. william
McGrail Of Bakersfield and the Misses
Della and Caroline of this place.-AIrs.
G. r. Ovitt and son, Howard, were call.
ed TO Danville Thursday by the death
OF Mrs. Ovitt's grandson, Frederick
Clyde. e months old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Ovitt. The funeral was held
at Woodsville, n. H., Saturday morning
at eight o'clock.
Guy Greene, who has been building a
cement dam and electric plant, has it
completed and has wired several houses
and barns.-Harry Kidder is in St. Adams
as juror.--Recent visitors at the home of
Fred Ovttt were: Martin Ovitt and SON.
George, OF Hyde park; Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Rushford Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Kelley
and Miss Ruth Ovitt.--Mrs. Eva Gelbar
and Oakley Rounds were married at the
Methodist parsonage October 90. They
were attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Davis.
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GRAND ISLE

Services at Union Church November l6
as follows: Preaching By the pastor AT
$50 p. M. subject, Living Water" Bible
school at s 30 p. M. Bible study class and
prayer meeting Tuesday evening at the
parsonage; Epworth League on Saturday
evening, the 18th, leader, Miss Bertha
Branch. Social hour after the devotional
meeting.
Mrs. Flora Stanton of Lake Placid, y.
v. is visiting in town-At the chicken
pie supper Friday evening about s35 was
taken.--Nss Bernice Martin spent
several days last week with friends in
Burlington. Ladd was taken
suddenly i'll Saturday evening while al
the store, but is somewhat better al
present.--The Grange will give harvest
supper and entertainment at the Grange
hail Friday evening. November 2s.--
News has been received that Aschel
Chamberlin. formerly of this place, has
suffered slight shock.
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JONESVlLLE

Thc Iend-a-fIand will meet with Mrs.
=. {. Fuller Thursday Dinner will be
served on the vcstry plan.-Ceia McGar-
CHAN and katherine Whalcn arc recov-
cring from their recent illness Mrs. lila
Alger is Suffering from crysipcias in the
face.-M. NJ Alger spent the weekend
with his family.-Mr. and Mrs a. l..
Wheeler of Colchester are visiting rela-
uVes.-Mrs. Josie Derrick has finished
work for Mrs. \. u. Crands ll.-Mrs. Guy
Goodrich OF Burlington will come soon
10 assist Mrs. Crandall-Mrs. Daniel
Preston is iil.-Mrs. Emma Donoboe of
Montpelier is visiting at j. u. Atkins
Miss Mae Brewin has returned from the
Fanny Allen hospital much improved. -
Little Norma Alger had her foot badly
burned by boiling water last week
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ENOSBURG FALLS

There was a meeting of the Sunday
school board of the Methodist Churcl,
with Mrs. Il. J. Parinelee Thursday eve
ming at which time Mrs Psrmelec gave
additional report of the State Sunday
school convention Of especial interest TO
teachers. There was some discussion
of p,atters relating to the school. Light
refreshments were served. electric
motor to blow tho pipe organ is being
installed in tho Methodist Church.--A Ash
chowder supper by the ladies Of the Zap
fist Church Is announced for Friday.
November 14.-Oln Jeffords who is assoc
ciated with law firm in Boston, is
visiting i'll the home Of his father. J. NJ.
Jeffords.-Alphonse Benoit has moved
from the c. Fl. WEIGH farm near South
Franklin station TO the tenement of
g c. Towle In Berkshire and will be en-
ployed by Mr.. Towle. Joseph Lawyer
moved from one of T.. Whitman's farms
near East Franklin to Mr. Nelch's farm.
Mrs. ". NJ. Palmer and Mrs. ]. n. Wal
dron Of st. Johnsbury have been visiting
Mrs Waldron's daughter. Miss C. r.
waldron.-A. F. Gates of Montgomery
was in town Thursday.--N. r. Laid OF
Berkshire was in town Friday assisting
his sister, Mrs. Ethel Bedce, TO move
from the house George Touchette re-
Gently purchased to the tenement of Mrs.
Fstella Rublee's.
There was good attendance at the
military ball in Foresters hall Tuesday
evening. The number wearing uniform
was very striking feature. The Jazz
orchestra of St. Adams furnished music.
--Isham's orchestra was In Montgomery
Tuesday evening, where they furnished
S%a,,- Cd Co.
Dewing OF East Franklin. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Lshue of Berkshire. Cortes Car
penter Of Richford and Cha rles Jones OF
Fairfield were among the business
visitors in town Monday.-The L. S. Q.
NJ. club has engaged Isham's orchestra
for the card party and dance they are to
hold in Foresters hall Friday evening.
e. McFeeters. who has not been we'll
for several days, was i'll in bed Monday.
The Rev. William r. vandemark OF
Cambridge was in town Sunday. lie
occupied the pulpit Of the Methodist
Church Sunday evening.-E. j. Irish left
Sunday on his return TO Salt Lake City,
Utah. He was to go by way of Albany,
where he would meet his BROTHER. NJ L.
Irish. who was on his way to New York
to attend the convention of the Nestle 6
Food company's superintendent from the
Oneonta, y. Y, plant.-Thc gross re-
ceipts from the three uays' fair by the
Nestle's Athletic association was very
nearly $600.--AIr. and Mrs. ]. A. Vincent
and son returned Monday from a visit
among friends in Boston.-Mies
Nancy Farman. who had been at the
Mary Fletcher hospital five weeks. fol-
lowing an operation, arrived here sat
urday for a few days visit with Miss
Belle Stone.-Mrs. W. b. Ladd and Mary
Elizabeth Irish who were operated on
for throat trouble. have returned-N. r.
Ladd Of Berkshire was in town Friday
and moved his sister, Mrs. Ethel Reede.
into the tenement of Mrs. t,stela
Rublee.
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ming. The following program was rem.
dered: Singing by the club: address
by DR.. Many, district health officer; reel
tation, Aunt Jemina In the Morning."
by Miss Sails; address by Mr. Loveland
several short talk by members Of the club.
The club Will meet with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles White next time. John Stewart
and Heman Wheeler are the entertainment
committee.
surprise party was rendered l.. f..
Duell at his home on the williston road
Sunday evening in honor of his 9th birth
day. Refreshments were served. He re-
ceivcd many useful gifts. including prize
rooster.--John Hayes is i'll with scarlet
fever
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SOUTH HERO.

Lake Champlan Chapter of the p. a.
r.. will have u military whist party at
South Hero town hall Friday, November
H. proceeds to go for memorial hosp
tai to be located at Rheims in memory
Of American soldiers who lie buried III
France
Services AZ the Methodist Episcopal
Church. preaching by the pastor at 1850
a. m. Bible school at u 80 a. IN.
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MONTGOMERY

The Marsh entertainers and bel ringers
gave an excellent entertainment in the
village hall Saturday evening. Sunday
evening they gave a sacred concert in the
Methodist Church. While here Mr.. and
Mrs. Marsh were entertained at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. y. S. Parker.-Mr. and
Mrs. Roger Pratt of Enosburg Falls have
been passing a fow days at the home Of
+. S. Pratt.--W. q. Brown OF St. Adams
acting pastor of the Methodist Church
here. was the guest of Mr., and Mrs
Frank Miller Sunday.-Mrs. \. S. Parker
is passing IA few days in Burlington
Miss Hattie Swan, who has been passing
several weeks in Richford and Berkshire
has returned home.-W. G. Mansfield IL
in Putney on business.-Mrs. G. p. Swan
is visiting relatives in Burlington.-Miss
Merle Hurlburt is in St. Albans.-Olin
Bryce of Sheldon and Max Shangraw Of
Danvers Mass, We're recent visitors at
the home of Edward Shangraw--Mr. and
Mrs. Donald casavant have gone to Rich
ford, where they have employment.--Miss
Dell LaFountain has been passing a few
days in EnosburG Palls
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HUNTINGTON

There will be a meeting of the Mission
airy society at the hall Thursday after
noon, the ladies are invited to be present,
as there is sewing to be done to get ready
for the sule.-Mrs. George Ball will en-
terrain the Kings Daughters next week.
The Sons Of Veterans will have dance
at their hall next Saturday evening from
eight to eleven. Good music.-N. A. Johns,
q former resident, but now of Daytona,
Fla, has repurchased his home place here
and will return in the spring.
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FAIRFAX

The Woman'S Home Missionary so.
cety of the Methodist Church will meet
Friday afternoon November u AT two
o'clock with Mrs. e. II. Brush.-Tbere
will he n chicien-pie supper served In st.
Luke's hall Thursday evening beginning
at six o'clock for the benefit Of the
Catholic Church.-Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
VI. Wright have gone TO Springfield,
Mass, where Mr.. Wright will attend the
Bay Path Institute and will take up
custom house inspection.-Mr. and Mrs.
ID. ID. Smith have announced the mar
rlage of their daughter. Augusta, to Nell
son Morrisen.-M Emma L. Vincent,
who has been in the Burlington hospital
is reported better and able to leave the
r. Southland was in West.
ford Sunday.-Mrs. g. c. Paris was In
st. Adams Saturday with her little
daughter, Elizabeth to have her tonsils
removed.-The Mission study class viii
meet Friday evening with Mrs. c. H..
Brush, instead Of Monday evening,
November IL. with Mrs. A. n. Webb. -
DR.. and Mrs. r. A. Petty CT Westford
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. F.. D. Shep-
ardson November civilian Buckley
of Burlington was in town Sunday.-Mrs.
II. A. Butler and Mrs a. n. Southa I'd
were in Westford Friday 10 visit Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Irish.--J, NJ. Pcsrsons is having
a steam heating plant installed in his
residence. Mrs. Mitchell has gone to
Richmond TO visit her son, DR.. 8. Nit
chell, and family. few days.-NIrs. G. S.
Hulburt of st. Adams bay has been visit
ing her son, Elmer Hulburt. --Word has
been received of the birth of a daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. =. j, Hewey of Spring
field, Mass. Mrs. Hewey was formerly
Miss Carey Wilkins of this place, Her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Fl. o. Wilkins are
with HEREINAFTER Shedd has returned
from a weeks visit with friends in Bos-
ton, Mass. lis grandmother, Mrs. J. y.
Shodd, who has been with her daughter
in Boston for several weeks, returned
with him
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ENOSBURG

George l.. Nichols. who went to Orange
Cal. "A few weeks ago, called there by the
critical illness Of his mother, is expected
home Thursday or Friday accompanied
by his mother, who has recovered suf-
fiolentiy to undertake the journey. The
Rev. r. A. Burns OF Weston is expected
TO preach at the Congregational Church
sunday morning, also at Berkshire Cen
ter I'm the afternoon Frank Simmonds
and Melvin r. Wright Of Sheldon were
at r. NJ Wrights Monday, Abby
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COLCHESTER

Sergeant and Mrs. Jones. who. wild,
Mrs Carrie Houghton have been spend
ing several days in Montreal. returned
last week Friday.--About TO of the
r. OF II. of Colchester visited The Bur
nhston Grange Saturday evening. An
excellent program was given by the Col
chester Grange and supper was served by
Burlington Grange All report an en-
loyable time.-Mr. Robins, state super
ntendcnt OF Sunday schools spoke at
The union meeting in the Baptist Church
sunday morning and evening.--FranlS
Fineff has sold lAs farm and will move
10 Winooski. Vic new man has already
taken possession and moved his family
here from Observation-Disclosures Robinson
has purchased of Edwin Sbley the Eli
Nelson farm and Norman Wright the
Henry Pratt placc.-Lonheart Sandal has
moved his family to Burlington for the
winter.
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EAST FRANKLIN

Laurence Whitman is i'll with measles
e. G.. Ellsforth has moved to Richford
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Hammond attended
the funeral Of Mrs. Jane Martindale al
sta. bridge, Que, Friday afternoon
Mrs. G.. f. Colcord passed part of last
week at Enosburg Falls, with her
daughter, Mrs. c. G. Stanley.--AIrs. NJ
X. Judd and daughter went Monday to
White River Junction, where Mr.. Judd
has a position--Mrs. Phronia Grant. c.
w. Grant and Marion Grant visited al
Berkshire Center, Saturday.--Mr. and
Mrs. r. p Olmstead of North Berkshire
were recent guests at the home of +. w
Olmstead.-The annual thank Offering
meeting of the Woman's Home Mis-.
sionary society was held with Mrs
Nellie Gilbert Friday afternoon
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Grand Isle County
ALBURG

The Library association will hold their
regular meeting at the home Of Mrs. A.
W. Darby this afternoon. The pro-
gram will be In the form OF a parliament
tary drll.--A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. Rice November 6.-Mrs.
NJ. T. Mott visited friends in Swanton
Friday.-Arthur Rogers, of Nergennes, is
spending few days in town.-Mr. and
Mrs l.. II. Walker leave Friday for
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UNDERHILI.

The Food Study club met wcdnes-
day afternoon at the G.. A. f. hall.-hIrs.
r. o. Chase, who has been spending some
time in Minneapolis, Mimi. returned
home last week-Earl Prior of Jefferson
vile is visiting his daughter. Mrs. B. ].
Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Norton of Buffalo,
\. T., were recent guests Of Mrs. ~. j.
Mcsd.-Mrs. Ella Lee Parker of Halo
we'll. Me, has come to make her home
for the present with Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Lee Howe. Mrs. Parker's many friends
are glad to welcome her back.-G. W.
Benedict and family of Waltham. Mass,
were Sunday visitors at the home of their
daughter. Mrs. F.. G. Cross, of Riverside.
wv. r. Colcgrove Of Burlington was in
town on business Monday.--Mr. and Mrs.
S. F.. Terrill and daughter. Bcttina of
Burlington spent Sunday with Mrs. Ida
.Tones.-Willis Prior of Essex Junction
is spending few days in town.-H. G.
Aver is working in G. W. fiicc's store,
having finished work for George Drink
water
The Go-Ahead club will meet Friday at
two O'Clock at G. A. II. hall.-Mr and
Mrs. A. p. Hemine spent Sunday with
friends in Hyde Park.-Ralph StySgles
and family are moving to Jericho into
the Buel Martin property. recently pur-
chased by him.--Miss Bertha Hatch of
Burlington visited friends in town this
week.-John Campbell has purchased of
r. r. Montgomery his property in the
village and is moving there. II. e. Bogue
is moving from the Montgomery place
to the Ellsworth house. and Mrs.
s. NJ Palmer expect to 20 this week to
Essex Junction. where they will spend
the winter with their son. W. w. Palmer.
Mrs. Bruce and daughter. Irene, of
Essex junction were in town Wedncs-
day to attend the Pythian Sisters fair.
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HINESBURG

Or. and Mrs. II. l.. Frost are in Town
hacking their goods to move to rittsford
John Somers. who was injured while
working in the woods Friday. was taken
TO the Mary Fletcher hospital His in
.urics are not considered serious.-Mre
Kenneth Lewis has returned home from
the Fanny Allen hospital.--Lyman Bissett
Of Charlotte has rented of Mrs. Kate
Kenyon her farm and moved there W. NJ
Hitchcock who has had charge Of the
arm the past year will soon move TO this
vllage.-Mrs. Doris Dow has gone to
Burlington and will attend the Edmunds
nigh school.
Schools re-opcned Monday. after
being closed two weeks There are
several cases of humps in town.--The
condition of John Somers. who fell while
at work in the woods Friday, is more
serious than At first supposed.-Mrs.
Louise Lucia of Stowe is here to spend
he winter with her son, G.. g. Lucia. -
Mrs. Henry Goodroe has returned from
.he Mary Fletcher hospital, where she
mad an operation on her tonsils--Miss
Mary Myers. who has been employed in
Burlington the past summer has return
I'd to here to assist Mrs. Helen NJ. Weed.
Tho Rev. c. H. Bennett and family re-
Troy, \. y.
The regular monthly social of the
Young Peoples society will he held Fri
day evening. The returned soldiers and
sailors will be guests of honor. The
regular meeting of Hope Circle of Kings
Daughters will be held Friday at the
vcstry. AS this is the first regular meet
ing of this month. there will be no
hostcss.-Harrison Owen. ST., is home
from the Fanny Allen hospital, where he
had an operation for appendicitis
October l.. Hc Is very well.--Mrs. Lucy
y. Hull has closed her house and after
spending week in Burlington will go to
Washington, y. c., for the winter-The
death of John Somers at the Mary F'let
cher hospital Tuesday, came as q shock
10 his friends. he was supposed to be
improving. While al work in the woods.
Friday. he slipped and fell backwards
striking his head on a log He received
cash on the back of his head and was
unable to move. DR.. f. A. Burdick was
with him in the woods and took him d-
rectly to the hospital, where they found
that a bone in the neck was fractured.
1t Is a particularly sad case as his wife
nfed IN May. He is survived by three
children, Mary, a teacher in town.
Andrew aged IL. and Lena aged II.
Funeral arrangements are not complete
at this writing.-John r. Bromley, who
has managed the farm of G.. n. Burritt
the past year, has moved to his fathers
farm in the north part of the town. Mr..
burrftt is to carry on the farm himself
There is case of whooping cough AT
x. T. Lynans.-E. o. Mead is having an
electric light plant installed in his house
barn and garage. A. d. Murray is doing
The work.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

Lottie Lockwood and two children, who
have been visiting at Ransom Chaplins
have returned to their home in Enosburg
Falls.-Lawrence Rooster was a bust
ness visitor at Enosburg Tuesday.--Dr.
7. b. Hunt and family were in Richford
Monday. r. Halle was In Berkshire
Wednesday ON business.-Wilbur Chaffee
and W. 7. Garrow Of Enosburg Falls
were in town Tuesday.-A hearing was
held here before the county road COM
mssioners on a petition presented by
Otis Rushford and others in regard to
laying out a new road from the y. II.
Halle farm to the residence of Mr.. Rush
fort.-On Tuesday, city judge. y. y. Port
of st. Adams was IN towI.
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BINGHAMVILLE

Andrew LsnEton OF Fairhaven called
upon friends here Thursday-M. f..
Brewster Is i'll with rheumatism-Mr
and Mrs. r. G. Ryan and Miss Cora Ryan
left Monday for Hardwick. where Mr..
and Mrs. Ryan will spend the winter.
Miss Ryan goes 10 Boston later.-The
Rev. ]. Fl. Wills visited the Rev. c. S.
and Mrs. Qui,nby of Essex Junction
Monday. Mrs. Wills returned home with
him.-W. A. Wetherbee attended the
dance at Underhill Friday.--A daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Corse.
November 7.-walter Lamb of Winooski
was home Sunday