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JERICHO

Miss Bernice Cox Of Jacksonville was
a visitor at the home of her uncle,
Lorenzo w. Rice Saturday.-Luther
Stevens, who is at the Sparhawk SAM
tarium for treatment, is improved in
health so as to be spending a few days
in town at Mrs. Nellie Goodwin's-Mrs.
b. II. Day of New York city, who has
been spending few weeks with reia-
tives in Milton, has arrived in town and
opened her summer home the SILVER
Naples. "-George Woodruff is confined to
the house with a quinsy sore throat. OIL
liver Brown substituted on the mail route
Saturday.-Mrs Carrie Jackson of I'm
derhill has been spending a FEW days
al the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hurd f,
Montague-Mr. and Mrs. William Buzz
zell and son. Harry, and Miss Alice Sa-
vile of Lowell. Mass. have been visit
ing at the home of the Rev. and Mrs
j. T. Buzzell.-Mr and Mrs John krew-
EFT and daughter, Elizabeth. of Mama
roneck, n. y, arrived in town Sunday AND
will occupy Miss Butts house this sum-
mer.-Harold Peck Of Essex Junction
was "A recent visitor at the home OF
Charles f. Perclval.-Mrs. Ralph Nor
ton of Essex Junction is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pettingill.-
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UNDERHILL

and Mrs. Irving A. Irish of Under
hnounce the engagement Of their
est daughter. Lenabelle, to Grant
t of Cambridge.
+. Bogue of Pleasant Valley has
into Roy Montgomery's house. MrI
omery moved his family to Worces-
asst week where he 10 running a
ery.-Mrs. Carl Mead is at the Fan
len hospital where she underwent
ratton Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
err were in Brattleboro last week.
was received Of the death Of H.
odwin Monday night at the home of
granddaughter. Mrs. George Wood
h Jericho. Mr.. Goodwin lived here
number of years.-Mrs. d. w.
t is visiting her mother in Canaan.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Terrill and
ter. Bettina of Burlington. were over
Y guests of Mrs. Ida Jones.-Mrs.
Fuller returned to her home in
bury Saturday after visiting friends
Hn.-Mrs. Wills March of Richmond
isitor at A. d. Griffins Mrs Emma
of Richmond is caring for Mrs. Lu.
artin, who is ill.-Mrs. G.. H. Bene
returned home Wednesday after
bng several days with friends at Els.
junction.
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Franklin County
ENOSBURG FALLS

Mrs. j. n. Burns of Richford
passed Friday In town.-A party con-
sisting Of the families of Dr. C. G.
Abel, Dr. f. II. Brown. W. r. Ladd.
f. ]. Tyler of this place and II. c.
Royce of Sheldon Springs was at Riv-
erside Camp for a picnic Friday.-A
contest Of three montha between the
Reds, Whites and Blues In the Meth
odist Sunday school closes June 30.
The sides making the poorest show
ing in securing new members. attend
ance on morning cervice, the school.
carving a Bible and making an Offer
ing are to entertain the winners with
n picnic at Riverside Camp July A.
The music scholars of c. F. Rawson
gave a recital at Sheldon Springs
Thursday evening. Dorothy Tatro
Ruth Green. Helen willard and Ida
! Nutting of this place had places on the
, nropram Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Willard
r. n Tatro and Mrs. Phoebe Green also
| attended.-Mr and Mrs. W. ~ Mcr ee'
ters and two children, Marjorie and VIII
liam of ST. Adams were guests OF Mr.
McFeeters parents. Mr.. ana MIS- EN-
mot McFeeters, Friday.-There was
dance in Foresters' hall Friday evening
Under the auspices of the Nesteles' Fooc
comnany,s Athletic association
] IS Armstrong passed away at hi
on south Main street Saturday
evening after an illness e".ehul"e oVe'
several months HIS last aoute a''acf
was Of about a weeks duration MIR
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WESTFORD

At the preliminary speaking contests
held al the various schools recently the
following were chosen to participate in a
prize+peakng contest to be held at the
town hall on the evening of July 8. From
the village schools Charlotte Grow, Mil
bred Irish, Alice Sweeney, Carl Macomber,
Howard White, Vera Macia. James Gaba-
rec and Lloyd Perry; south school, Irene
Kimban, Clarence Davis, Bernice Macom-
Der; Osgood Hin, Frances Macia, Hilda
Macia King school. Eleanor Rogers
Maynard Rogers.-Miss Mary Jackson
who is teaching in West Milton has been
spending few days at her home here
Mr. and Mrs. II, A. Perry and two chill
dren, Lloyd and Wnifred and Mrs Jennie
Perry went to Essex Junction Saturday,
where they will make tneir future home.
Mrs Jennie Perry will stay for the pres
ent with her son, Gordon and the rest of
the family will live with H. w. Rice, the
father of Mrs. r. A. Perry.-The Pleasant
View Cemetery association will meet Sat-
urday afternoon June 7 at the home
of Mrs. Loula Macomber.-Mrs and Mrs.
A. II. Calkins and Mr., and Mrs f. H.
Calkins of Morrisvlle were in town sun
day to call on Mrs. Florence Calkirs. The
Fortnghtly club will hold the last meet
ing of the season with Mrs. Miles Nelson
Thursday
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UNDERHILL CENTER

The death. of Eugene w. Quinn, due to
nephritis occurred at his home in Under
hill, May "a. Mr.. Quinn was born in Mil
ton September 26, 1851 moving to Under
hill seven years later. where he lived the
past fifty years. In 1893 he was married
to Mary Silsby. who died in 1901 On
March 3, 1905 he was united in marriage
with Mrs. Viola Moles Of Milton. Mr.
Quinn, who was deeply interested in the
political affairs Of his town and county.
held at different times practically all the
town offices and September l. 1908. was
elected assistant judge of Chittenden
county serving In that capacity faithfully
and satisfactorily for four consecutive
years. thereby gaining great many
friends. He is survived by his wife, one
daughter. two sons and an aged mother.
Funeral services were held at his late
home May &C.. the Rev. Mr.. Westcott
officiating, the bearers were: L. o. Brush.
NJ. j. Casey, NJ. h. Chase and F.. NJ.
Henry. Interment was made in the family
lot at Underhill. Among those from out
of town, who attended the funeral were
| c. L. Demeritt and family, Miss Florence
and Mrs. Annie Caswell, Mrs. Lillian
Quinn and family, John Wimble and Mr.
and Mrs Percy Ellsworth. all of Burlng-
daughter and E. C. Breen and family OF
| Barre: Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Moes of Essex
Junction; Mr.. and Mrs. William McLane
Of Westford, \. J. Nye and family and
r. j. Caswell of Johnson, Mrs. Orlando
Henry. Orson Henry and Jesse Wimble
and family of Milton and Wellington
Wimbe and family of Jericho.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Couture of Wi
nooski passed Memorial day with Mr.
Couture's parents Mr.. and Mrs. y. Cou-
ture-Dr Lyman Allen and family OF
Burlington We're at their cottage a few
days last week-The condition of Mrs
Henry Labarge, who has been i'll fol
several weeks, is not improved.-Tht
Misses Laura and Bertha Couture Of
Winooskl passed the weekend Will
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon
lCouture.-Mr and Mrs. James Gamelin
Mrs. Joseph Blanchard and son of Bur
lington were over-SunSay visitors a
the home of Henry Labarge
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ST. GEORGE

y. Hinsdale and son, Clark, and
nd Mrs. George Hinsdale spent
at the home of s. E. Hinsdale
.lington.-A number of our towns
spent Memorial day in Hinesburg.
nd Mrs. George Purior and daugh-
Burlington and Mrs. George Mans
hlled on friends in town recently.
and Mrs. George Hart and child
lburne were IN town recently
|Parcher and son. Scott, and G. F.
ere in Hanksvile trout fishing re-
and report a large catch.
Nora Hinsdale returned Sunday
passing a few days in Burlington.
Cicily Donahue. who has taught
hool here for the past year and
half of the year before, closed her
Thursday and returned to the
of her parents in Monkton.-Miss
be z. Hubbard and G. Raymond
rd of Swanton visited their sister,
Earl Aver. Sunday. Mrs. f. NJ.
I'd returned with them. also
y and Katherine Aver, who will
two weeks in Swanton and St
MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence
ger and daughter. Margaret. visited
|uth Burlington Sunday.-Master
Mott has been passing several
with his mother in Alburg.-A. B
pms has moved his family from Bur.
into the williams house.-Mrs
Young of Burlington has come &c
the summer with her mother ant
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given to Miss Stewart of B. F. A.. Whine
honorable mention was made of Miss
Margaret Bowen OF the NJ. n. S.. In the
afternoon there was game of base
ball between mines from 3. r. A. and
the M. II. s.. in which Milton high won.
MIR. and Mrs. w. T.. Flynn and son,
Milton. of Alburg spent Memorial day
with his mother, Mrs. Jane Flynn Otf-
ers who spent the day in town were
Mrs. Marion Arkley and Miss Bessie Dix
on of Essex Junction, Mrs. Luna Wit
ters and Mrs. Alice Mcintyre of Burlng
ton Mr.. and Mrs George Reynolds and
granddaughter, Marion. are spending
few days with his brother DR.. T.. ".
Reynolds. in Fairfax.-Mrs. H. d. Wood
went TO CRANKY, p. O., Monday for the
summer.-A reception was given to the
Rev. and Mrs. Talbee and family Mon
day evening by the United Church
DR.. William Shaw, district superinten-
dent, preached at the United Church Sun
day--Wesley Kimball and Mrs. Carrie
Partridge and Mrs. Orvile jackson and
Miss Mamie jackson of Westford were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Minkler
Sunday.--A mission is being held at St.
AIMS Church this week.
The Rev. e. s. Leslie, d. D., of Cam
bridge. Mass. is expected to speak at
Milton Thursday evening. June to
minicters of the st. Adams group. The
group includes Georgia, Binghamville
and North Cambridge, Fairfax, Milton,
| Underhill. Essex Junction, Grand Isle,
South Hero. North Hero. Isle La Motto
Supper will be served and entertainment
furnished over night
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HUNTINGTON

Memorial day was properly observed
with the decorating of graves of the
soldier dead and speaking. The Rev.
Thomas Adams. speaker Of the morning,
introduced DR.. ]. j. Ross of Mddlebury,
who came to us Unexpectedly and whom
We gladly welcomed back to his native
town feeling honored to have him with
us to relate some of his many expert
ences in his duties overseas, where he
went as surgeon in the airplane service,
winning for himself the rank of captain.
The few remaining members of the G.
a. r., with the boys recently returned
and a large. audience listened to the we'll
placed remarks by Mr.. Adams, who paid
high tribute to all. who had rendered
such service to the union and the world.
Dinner was served by the Sons of
Veterans and the Kings Daughters to
many people.-Miss Daisy Kenyon went
to Bethel Saturday to attend the
graduation exercises at the school,
where she taught previous to her illness.
Glenn Johnson was home for the week.
end from Northfleld.-Leon Carl enter
tanned his brother from Worcester
Mass, over Sunday.
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HINESBURG

Memorial day was observed here by a
large attendance of citizens and many
visitors from out Of town. Dinner was
served at the G. A. r. hall. The band
played. The school children marched and
had exercises in the town hall. The adj
dress Of the day was by the Rev. Charles
Bennett. pastor of the United Church and
was a patriotic exposition of the League
of Nations. Among the visitors were NJ.
E. Sanctuary and family of New Hamp-
shire. Charles B. Moore and family of
Rutland. Mr.. and Mrs B. j. Boynton and
Mrs. Helen A. Boynton and Miss Lizzie
Baldwin Of Burlington. The old veterans
on the stage were J. Fl. Leonard and
Oscar Palmer of this town and Mitchell
Hinsdale of st. George and Henry La
rose of Monkton. Two chairs draped in
black were for Comrade Carlos Ross and
Wesley Smith, who died during the past
year-Mr. and Mrs. George II. Burritt
! have gone to North Saranac Lake, y. Y,
| for the summer. Mrs. Burritt Is assist
| ant in the hotel and Mr.. Burritt has po-
sition on the boat.-Henry Brothers has
sold the Sykes farm which he owned TO
Joseph Bissonette.-Mrs, Kate Child of
Burlington is spending the week with her
sister, Mrs. Daniel Patrick.-Mrs. Lucy
A. Hull has returned from spending the
winter in Washington, D. c., and has
opened her house.-Mr. France and fam
lily have returned from spending the win
ter in Burlington-The FIVE primary
classes of the United Church Sunday
Sunday school will meet for the present in
the Congregational vestry with Mrs. Ben
nett, superintendent. The adult classes
will occupy the church, A large ). >
teachers training class has been formed
and will meet on Tuesday evenings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Jodoin OF
Brooklyn, y. y. are spending this
week with their grandmother, Mrs
Martha Miller.-Mrs. John Harvey is a
the Fanny Allen hospital for an opera
ton for appendicitis. -Eighty-eig cou
pies attended the baseball dance at thu
town hall Friday.-The committee II
charge of the canning kitchen have ar
ranged for a box social this evening"
The Rev, r. France and family hav'
opened their house here for the summer
Mrs. Lucy A. Hull has returned AM
opened her house for the summer. Mrs
Hull spent the winter with her daugh
{ ter, Mrs w. E. Field. in Washington
, D. C.-Mrs. Myra Burrtt Is at the Fam
l Allen hospital for appendicitis.-Mr. an
Mrs. Henry Brothers, who recently sol
their farm, are moving to North Willis
ton, whore Mr.. Brothers has a positio
=. with Refrigerator company.-Mrs. n
, o. Blanchard, who has been seriousl
r i'll. is somewhat better,
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WILLISTON

A. T.. Page entertained friends
out of town F'riday.-Sts nley
nell from Burlington called on his
Mrs. Carrie Morrill,. last week
White from Wakefield. Mass, was
uest of her sister. Mrs. w. II. Met
last week.-Mrs.. S. Prior, who went
banton in the winter, has returned
Mrs. LaFrance and daughter,
visited friends in North Wjlliston
kly.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lashway
rented the old Northrop house for
summer.-Mrs. Jane O'Brian, who
cen visiting her sister in Burlington
few weeks past, has returned home
William Douglass from Essex
ion visited friends in town last week
will start for the West in about a
Mrs. Carrie Morrill, entertained
is from out of town Sunday.-Mr
Mrs. George Brownell and children
St. Adams were guests of Mrs
Morrill, Sunday. News has beer
,ed that Charles Hoag of Nortt
ston was drowned at Malletts Bay
ay while painting boat.-Th,
ng Of the Ladies' Union Aid societ,
peen postponed a week.
laughter was born May 81 to Mr.. ant
Edward Merchant-Walter Dexter OF
hester, n. H., has been visiting
hs In town.-John Bruce has moved
amily to II. H. Rogers house and |.
ing for w. NJ. Chapman.-Peter Meri
and family Of Shelburne were visit
ht Edward Merchants Sunday.-Mr
Mrs. Joseph Palady and son, Frank
in Waterbury Sunday to visit thei
hitter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. 10
SIENNA. Miss Margaret Goodell o
erbury Is visiting at the home Of 10
Palady.-Edward Burnett and mel
epairing the Williston side of the GOV
bridge at Essex which was WASHED
recently by the heavy rains.-Th
es Mary Murphy and jeanette Slapr
pers of the village school, have re
ed to their homes in Charlotte an
wick, respectively.-Mrs John Sem
son Donald of Burlington visited Mrs
kne SIENNA recently.
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FAIRFAX

Miss Mary Wheeler Of Barre spent a
few days al her home with her sister,
Mrs. Alice Emery, during the Memorial
DAY vacation.-Mss Ruth Butler and
friend, Miss Armstrong of the johnson
Normal school. were at G.. l.. Buffers
for the Memorial day vacation.-Mrs j.
NJ Hotchkiss and daughter of Burling-
ton have been visiting her parents, DR..
and Mrs. F.. v Reynolds.-At the prize
speaking contest held in Milton Friday
evening between the Milton High school
and Bellows Free Academy. Fairfax, the
silver cup was won by the Fairfax speak
ers and "A special prize. a book was
given Miss Marguerite Snow as the best
speaker.-Mrs. Earl Gates of Cambridge
and Miss Ruth Brownell of Burlington
were in town Saturday TO attend the
ball game be .ween Fairfax and Jeffer-
sonville. The game was won by the lat
ter team.-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Buck are
enjoying an automobile trip of several
days to Lebanon. N H., where they will
yisi, friends.-Mr. and Mrs. +. l. Blais-
dell and son, Willard. spent June l in
j effcrsonvlle. their former home.-Mss
Pearl White of the telephone central
spent the weekend in Jericho with her
brother Milo White.-Misses Winona
Trombley and Cecil Reynolds of Burning
ton and Jessie Southland of Highgate
Center spent the weekend at their homes
Clifford Stewart, who recently return
ed from overseas. is with his parents,
Mr., and Mrs. w. d. Stewart.-The Fidel-
ity class of the Methodist Episcopal Sun
day school will meet Friday evening for
study with Mrs. Charles Ryan.-Mrs. Ell
vira Bell Of Burlington is passing a few
days in town with friends.
Mrs Mayo Desprat will close her house
to transients this week. The travelins
public will be sorry to hear this as Their,
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BINGHAMVILLE

Mrs. c. S. Quimby and little son. Rob.
ert. OF Essex Junction. were recent vis-
tors at the home Of the Rev. and Mrs.
j. II. Wils.-S. s. Greene. Mrs. Wood
Mrs. Caldwell and Miss Jessie Bailey, Of
st. Adams, were in this place Saturday,
Justin Leach. Mrs. D. Hanley and Mrs.
Chester Leach were callers at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. F.. A. Hunt June l.
r. c. Prouty, Mrs Luna Robinson and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boomhower and
children visited Mr.. and Mrs. I. A. Car
penter June 10. c. Carpenter and chill
dren, Enrol and Reba. with Mr. and Mrs.
Fuller and Mrs. Wheeler were in st. AL
bans June 1.-The Rev. J. Fl. Wills ana
Mrs. Wills are visiting friends in Belvi-
dere.-Clarence Williams and family have
moved their household goods into Mrs.
Anna Holiness tenement that she pur-
chased of Mrs Martetts Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Brewster and
children, Reid and Rosemary, and F. l..
Leach were in Burlington June at. G..
Ryan, after passing a few days at home
has returned to Hardwick.-The Rev. j.
H. Wills and Mrs. Wills are in Essex
! Junction. the guests of the Rev. c. S.
and Mrs. Quimby.-Thc mercury
| registered 135 in the sun Wednesday at
| II 30 a. m,
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SWANTON

The funeral of Charles F. smith, whs!
died Thursday morning at the age of I+-
was held at the house Saturday after~'
noon, with burial in the Church streex
cemetery. Mr.. Smith was former Pre-"
prietor and also managed the old Centrac
House. He was member of the
Masonic Lodge and of Holy Trinity
Church. He Is survived by one daugh-
ter, Mrs. D. d. Burdett of Pittsford and
one son, Chauncy w Smith, present
manager of Hotel Champlain. and two
grsndchildren.--Mrs. Fl, A, Reynolds and
daughter, Alice Virginia, of New Iora
city have arrived to pass the summef
with Mrs Reynolds mother. Mrs. NJ. A.
Hungerford.-Mrs Ethel Hawley went
yesterday to New York city, where she
has position.-Mss Marion Gilmore,
who is hospital dietitian in Baltimore
Md, has been called home by the ills
ness of her father, c. c. Gilmore.-Ths
monthly business and devotional meets
ing of the Kings Daughters was held
Monday evening in Library hall. The subs
ject of the service was Garry ON" and
it was in charge of Mrs. T. NJ. Tobin.-
Mr. and Mrs S. B. Tobin of New York
city arrived Friday to pass the summer
here.-Misses Ruth Cray and Mildred
Brown passed the weekend in Burling'
ton. the guests of Miss Sarah Brown
Walter Hall of Flint. Mich. is passin(
n few days with his famny.-Miss Lozt
Barrette has gone to Montreal, where
she has employment,-Mrs. w. II. Hal
is entertaining her mother and sister
| Mrs. ]. NJ. Pearson and Mrs. Harry
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corresponding secretary, Mrs.
farvin; treasurer, Mrs. l.. @. At
kuditor, Mrs. r. II. MacGinnis.
|ring president, Mrs. j. f. Down
rended the gavel to Mrs. A. Il.
he newly elected vice-president,
the chair. The program was ar
by Mrs. Rugy and Mrs. l.. A. Ev-
was very enjoyable. IT consisted
solos by Mrs. Evans, vocal solos
Melba Abbott and readings by
NJ. johnson. Then guess con-
S engaged In by all. Mrs. Rugg
"a Musical Romance and Mrs.
playing familiar airs in connec.
h the story. The prizes were won
J. A. Donahue and Mrs. l. 70.
Refreshments were served, the
committee assisting the hostess
lining room. This ended the years
,hich has been devoted largely to
ly Of France and French history,
me local charity and civic work.
% most important events of the
fre the sale of ten thousand dol
birth of war stamps by the wom-
nmittee. and the public reception
shington's birthday. Mrs. j. f.
k, who has so efficiently dis
the duties of the office of presi-
the two years, was given a rising
thanks for her generous financial
numerous times and her gracious
ity in opening her home at so
heetings during the club year and
rest and labor on the years pro-
nencement exercises Of the
Junction high school continued
ass day program at high school
at three o'clock yesterday
BON. The program follows
orchestral: presidents address
ret L. Goyette; class history
f. Mudgett: music, orchestra
prophecy. Ruth e. Wright; class
Ealter C. Munson: Junior address
Merrill; music, orchestra; class
Katherine E. A1drich; clase
Marjory L. Whitcomb; music
ira Thursday evening. June 5
hit o'clock, the graduation exer.
|~ill take place at high schoo,
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Mrs. Zero, who Is in poor health, his
completed her work for Miss Julia Por-
ter ana returned to her home in Rich
mond.-Mr. and Mrs. Albert Williams
who have been visiting relaticves in town,
have returned to their home in st. AL
bans.-Miss May Adrian was in Burlns
ton Saturday on business William Dens-
more was "A weekend visitor in Burlng-
ton and Barrc.-Mrs. Smith Is spending
a few weeks at Island Pond with rela-
ves.-Frank Pcase. who was called to
Boston by the death of n relative, has
returned home.--John Jordan has bee;,
appointed sexton to Ali the vacancy of
l.. G. Stevens. who had to resign ow-
ing to the condition of his health.-Bar-
hara Whitney is stopping for while
with her grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennis Rood. Mrs. Lucian Howe of St.
Johnsbury has been visiting friends in
town the past few days.-Daniel Ru-
balcaba, who has been working in the
Densmore Granite shop the past few
| weeks. has completed his work and re-
| turned to his home in Barre.-Mr and
| Mrs. Otis Sherman of Jacksonville were
recent visitors at the home of Lorenzo
w. Rice.-The village school will close
Frdy for the summer vacation and
on tuesday, June 1O, the Rradu-
| alton exercises will be held at the school
house hall.-Mrs. B. r. Andrews and son
Bertram of Burlington are spending the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Styles.
Miss Fannie Morse and Miss Grace
| Paige and Mr.. Isham of Burlington were
! in town Sunday, calling on friends
| Real Estate Agent c. N. Styles has
just sold for Mrs w. w. Smith her resi-
| to c1, nf
Jacksonville has purchased Charles
Reavy's house and grist mill and will
take possession immediately.-Mr and
Mrs. Prior of Burlington were recent
visitors at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
! Herbert Hutchinson.-Miss Lena Var
ney accompanied by Wayne Prior were
in Burlington for Memorial day and over
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
! Jed Prior.
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MILTON

mortal day exercises were held at
Congregational Church on Friday
%. m. Addresses were given by the
F. f. Talbee and Capt Sumner of
klbans, several Rotations by chill
of the school, music by the Clark
lorial Band and two selections by the
I of the United Church. After the
ices there were exercises in the
ktery after which the graves of the
tans were decorated. In the eve
the prize speaking contest between
bs of the p. F. A., Fairfax. and the
school here was held. At the close
Judges, of whom Judge Moulton Of
|ington was spokesman, decided in ia
|of B. F. A., and the first prize was