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NORTH FERRISBURG

Or. Richard Dean and Mrs. Alma Dean
of Richmond. Ind. were guests at the
Dalsin home Sunday.-Mrs. Rhoda Kings
land is III with rheumatism Gertrude
willard is recovering from an operation
on her throat.-Mrs. F. r. Baker and
daughter, Elizabeth. were called to Eliza
beth. n. J,, to attend the funeral of her
brother, who died suddenly. Mrs. Baker
expects to remain until Saturday.-Mrs
Grace Myers and son, Charles, returned
from Ellenburg, n. Y. Monday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Ball of Shelburne and Miss
Edna Ball of Vergennes were guests of
W. E. Ball Sunday.-William Newton Of
West Somervile, who spent several days
at the Allen home, returned Monday. His
son. Allen. accompanied him as far as
Rutland.-Mrs. J. r. Arkley and daugh-
ter, Dorothy, are guests at the home Of
A. p. Williams.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Miss Ruth Craig of Rome. y. Y. spoke
Sunday afternoon at the Friends Church
on The Moral and Higher Education of
Pupils. Miss Helen Orvis was at home
from the Castleton summer school over
Sunday.-Mrs. Elsie Lafayette. who has
been spending several weeks at the home
of her brother, has gone to the Mary
Fletcher hospital for medical treatment.
The Ladies' Home Circle will meet
July "a with Mrs. David Follanshee. Re-
freshments will be served-Mr. williams
OF New York city, who has been en-
gagged the past year in reconstruction
work in the devastated parts Of France,
gave an interesting lecture Monday eve
ming at the Jerusalem schoolhousc. illus
trated with lantern slides.-Supt. and
Mrs. A. w. Eddy of Middlebury were
guests July 4 of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Sargent.-Ernest Hurlburt and family of
Middietown, Conn. are visiting relatives
and calling on old neighbors.- Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Larose were in Burlington re-
Gently
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TOWNSVILLE,

The Richmond band will give a free
concert on the school house lawn Thurs
day evening at eight O'Clock. Ice-cream
and cake will be served the proceeds to
go for the benefit of the library. All who
are interested in the library are invited
to attendants. Josie Derrick is at A. f.
Crandalls. Mrs. Crandall is expected
home this week from Boston, where she
has been for three months.-Mrs Mary
Pease has gone to East Barre.-Miss
Levina Miller is working in the telephone
exchange.-M Christine Whalen has
accepted position in the office of the
Strong Hardware company for the sum-
mer.-Mrs. Germain who has been i'll
for week, is more comfortable. Mrs
Frank German. who came to help care
for her, returned to her home in West
ford Sunday.-Bert Narney and family of
Bristol visited at Arthur Jacobs Sunday.
Mrs. Narney and daughter remained in
town for n few days.-Dr. Clayton
Andrews of Canton, y. Y, and Clark
Andrews of Barre are at c. B, Andrews,
called here by the death of their father,
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LINCOLN

The Green Mountain Pulp company have
conveyed their Lincoln property. $50
acres, to the Addison Electric Power
company and the Addison Electric Power
company have conveyed the same to part
les in the States of New Hampshire and
Vermont.-The Industrial will meet
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs
John Benton.-Nictor Duclos has sold his
former homo near the creamery to Sarah
A. Cram.-Miss Ellen Varney of Bristol
spent the past week with Myrla Benton.
Mrs. Levina Page has returned from a
two months trip through Maine and New
Hampshire.-W l.. Pierce and daughter.
Dorothy, were in Warren uly g
Conrad Brown, recently returned; from
overseas. has been calling on friends in
town.-W. B. Sargent and family of
Burlington spent the weekend at the
home OF his .ather William II. Sargent.
Master Roger Sargent, who has been
spending week here. returned with
them.-Mrs. Eva Murray and son, Ken
meth, Mr.. and Mrs Frank De Long and
the Misses Eva and Ida Pierce of Warren
were in town Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Elihu Purinton Of Bristol were week.
end visitors in town.-Mrs. Wallace Nor
ton visited her mother in Burlington a
few days last week-Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Steadman and two children Of Andover,
Mass. are visiting in town.-Walter
Estey and family of Charlotte spent Sun
day with Mrs. Estey's mother. Mrs.
Make Dow.
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BRIDPORT

Miss Irene Stone, who has been the
guest of Miss Polly Palmer for few
days. returned to her home In Ferrisburg
Monday.-Harold st. John, who has been
i'll for some weeks, spent a few days this
week at the home of Paul Bordeau.-
Franklin Williams is assisting in the
telephone exchange in the place vacated
by Mrs Brown, who is in Burlington for
Observation-Disclosures and Maud Allard
called on friends in Leicester and
Brandon last week.-Jewett Wing and
Chester and Willis Palmer were visitors
in Burlington Thursday, making the trip
in Mr. Wings automobile. civilian
Langlaw is visiting at the home Of his
wife's father, Edward Hebert.-Mrs. Liz
zie Wing and daughter, Edith, and sons.
Harold and Jewett, motored to Rochester
Sunday.-Wilard Chandler and brother,
Harlow. visited in Brandon. Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Barbour spent the
weekend in Wallingford with her par
ents.-Alice Chandler spent the last
week with her grandmother, Mrs. F. D.
Allard.-O. f. Converse visited his
mother in Burlington for a few days last
week.-The wedding Of Miss Gertrude
Draft of Virginia and j. Milo Jeffreys.
pastor of the Methodist Church In Mont
pelier, took place at the home of her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Russell.
Wednesday evening, July Q. About 80
guests were present, they received many
beautiful and useful gifts.
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ST,ARKSBORO.

The farm house owned by NJ. E. Crow
ley Of Bristol and occupied by c. w.
Daniels In the part OF the town known
as Ireland burned Sunday, together with
hen house and hog pen. The loss is
partially covered by insurance. 1t is
supposed to have caught around the CHM
ney. The horse barn across the road
was saved.-George Clifford. who has
been suffering for several months from
rheumatism. is gaining.-Mrs. f. A.
Thorne of New York city Is visiting at
c. Ladoo's and A. l.. Whites.-Buel Max
field supplied the Community Church pull
pit Sunday-Miss Nettie Smith and
friend, Roland Tremble, OF New York
city are with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F.. C. Smith, for their vacation.-Mrs.
r. ]. Ferguson OF Somervlle, Mass, is
visiting her cousins. ID. ID. Bostwick and
Mrs. c. F. Clifford.-Mr and Mrs. Ray
clifford OF birmingham. Mass, were re-
cent guests Of his father Fl. w. Clifford,
and uncle. c. F. Clifford.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ransom O'Brien of Middlebury were at
George O'Bryans over Sunday.-Edwck
Bostwick OF Hinesburg is spending the
week with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. D. Bostwick.-Henry Brownell Of
Brooklyn, n. Y. is spending his vacation
with his mother here-Jerome Cutler
visited his mother in Huntington Sum-
day.-Mr. and Mrs G. f. O'Bryan visited
| relatives in Middlebury and Pittsford last
week.-C, +. Cove recently installed sew
eral hay forks among the farmers here.
Harlan Bostwick of Hinesburg was at
| home for the weekend.
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ESSEX JUNCTION

NJ. H. Corker has rendered his resigna-
ton to the Essex Publishing company
to take effect the 18th. Mr.. Corker has
been linotype operator for the Essex
Publishing company over six years. dur
ing which time he has made many
friends and will be much missed Satur-
day morning Mr., Corker will leave for
Winter HILL Maryland. where he has
purchased newspaper and Job printing
plant of which he will take charge. Mrs
Corker and tie children will remain
here until fall.
All men residing in Essex who served
in the army or navy at any time between
April G. 1917, and November II, 1919, are
requested to meet in *. +. hall, Saturday
evening, July ~. aat 7.30 o'clock to con-
slider organization of local post of The
American Legion.
Chief Mechanic Ralph S. Norton, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Norton, has re-
ceived an honorable discharge from the
army and arrived home this morning after
"a year's service OVerscas
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MILTON BORO.

Doris Mills is in Milton at the hoI
of her uncle, r. o. Mills-Mrs. Thor(
Shean is visiting in this place.-L@
Lester spent Saturday night and Sd
day at r. Il. Bullock and NJ
James O'Denicls were over-Sund
visitors at F. f. Smith s.--Mr. and NJ
William Decker and sons, Duel 4
Reuben. and daughter Minnie werel
Sheldon and Franklin July 13.---M
Fay is more CONFERENCE.-The Hal
Berry has returned to Milton.-Mr.
Mrs. Harry Richards were in st. Abb
July Mrs. c. A. Peterson and en-
dren left Wedn esday for their home|
Long Beach. Cal.--Mrs. George Phd
has been spending a few days in cal
Raymond Beauregard has returned
his home In st. Adams after spend
two weeks with his aunt, Mrs. ID
Williams
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EAST CHARLOTTE

Prayer meeting will be held Thursday
evening at the vestry.-The wide a wake
mission will meet at the vestry Saturday
afternoon Edward Carpenter went TO
Essex Thursday to attend the funeral Of
his uncle, Frank Colt.-Howard Lewis is
at home from Camp Upton with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Lewis. He
has been discharged from a years SER
vice.-Mr. and Mrs, Burt Lewis and
daughter from Greenfield, Mass, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Scion Lewis and
other relatives in Charlotte. where Mr..
Lewis formerly lived,-Miss Florence
Stearns of Burlington is visiting in the
family of her aunt. Mrs. Lucy Jackman.
Miss Bessie Barber has returned home
after ten days visit with relatives in
South Burlngton.-Roy Lavelley. whose
home is with l.. c. Beers at present spent
the weekend in Burlington with his
father, Frank Lavalley.-Mrs, Rickert
who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
NJ. G. Clark for fortnight has returned
TO her home in Brandon.-Mrs. Winfield
Scott went to the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tai. Thursday, for surgical treatment
Albert Kimball has moved to the
tenement belonging TO Thomas and
George Hart.
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UNDERHILL CENTER

held from st. Thomas Church Saturd
The Rev Father Therein ofiicia
Burial was in the Catholic cemeter
Howard Davis lately returned from o'
seas service has bought the Niele fl
and has taken possession.-J. a. Cal
bell has sold his farm and stock 10 y
Griffin of Burlington. The purch
price was s4,700.-The condition of Art
Bartlett, who has been iii, is much
proved Mrs. c. G. Terrll has b
visiting relatives in Boston and Spri
field, Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. Dana BiclS
Of Chicago. have been visiting mis- I
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, Allen Bicknen.
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Saturday for a few days. He is still In
the ranks.-E. a. Ray and family re-
turned to Maiden. Mass, last week after
two weeks with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. -. Ray.-Miss Margrette Mouger
has returned from pawlet. where che
spent two weeks.-Mrs Ellen =. House
mann died Saturday in Portland, Me.
The funeral was held at the Phillips
home on Wednesday, the Rev. l.. NJ.
1saacs officiated, interment was in the
family lot in Bridport.-G. C. Phelps has
sold his farm to Eugene Peltier.-G. c.
Phelps and family have had as guests Mr..
and Mrs. Jay f. Branch of Schenectady,
n. Y.-One Of the largest hay crops
Orwell ever raised is being secured.--Fred
f. Ray is I'LL. f.. williams and J. O..
RAYMOND remain about the same
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Ralph Henry Meader. eldest son Of Mrs.
Edna Meader, died at the Mary Fletcher
hospital Thursday afternoon. July 10, fol-
lowing two weeks illness OF spinal
meningitis. He was born In Monkton
April 10, 1898, and has always lived in this
town Possessing an ambitious scholarly
nature good character, and courteous.
unassuming manner, he readily made
friends. OF whom he leaves host to
mourn his early death. He was a member
of Monkton Camp Of Modern Woodmen
of America and of Bristol Lodge Of odd
Fellows. Besides his widowed mother. he
is survived by two younger brothers,
Clyde and Rex. and one sister. Ruth, and
many other relatives. The funeral was
held at his late home Sunday afternoon
at two o'clock, the Rev. Edwin j. Meader
of Burlington oficiating. The attendance
was unusually large many being unable
to get seats In the house. There was a
profusion Of beautiful flowers. The bear
and Fred and Harold Shiverette. Inter-
ment was made at the Ridge cemetery
I'm the family lot by the side of his
father, Frank II. Meader, who passed
away only six months before The burial
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HANCOCK

Horace Cole of Bethel visited his
brother-in-law, George Taylor, Sr.. last
Week.-Mrs. Helen Blodgett and friend
of Connecticut have been with her sis
ter, Mrs George Beckwith, for several
days.-Mrs. Henry Manning was in
South Royalton several days last week.
She came home Sunday but returned to
South Royalton again on account of the
illness of her daughter Mrs. Charles Stod-
dard. who is having trouble with a goitre.
Mrs. Eva Sprague Is in Rochester. caring
for Edward Bent, who has had a shock.
Carl Hubbard and two daughters, Bes-
sic and Mamie, with Mr.. and Mrs,
Eugene Martin, motored to Tyson the
first Of the week.-Mrs.. John Aldrich and
three little boys from Rochester visited
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Church
the first Of the week.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

There was a large gathering at V. r.
Sargent's Saturday evening. the occasion
being his sons. DR.. r. B. Sargent. birth
day A social time was enjoyed Re-
freshments of ice cream and cake were
served. A purse of money was left to
show their esteem for the young man.
DR.. Sargent left Sunday for Stoncham.
Mass-Mrs. Jennie Miles and Miss Lena
Miles will entertain the Home Circle
July % at the hall.-At the meeting Of
the Home Circle last week the following
officers were elected President, Mrs
Sarah Higley: vice. president, Mrs. Agnes
Brewster: treasurer, Mrs. Jessie Car
penter; secretary, Miss Jane Ring. The
hostess will act as collector-Doris and
Wayne Atkinson of Morrisvile are visit
ing their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Ring.-Mrs. Edith Bagley and
children of Connecticut are visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. G.. Fuller
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CHARLOTTE

Miss Kathleen Smith will give mi
Gale at the vestry Friday under the a
pices of the Ladies' Aid. This is
same entertainment Miss Smith gave y
such marked success at Middlebury
week at the summer school and shd
kind enough to repeat 1T here to \
the church Ice cream will be ser
and members of the Ladies Aid are
auested to bring cake.-Russell Wild
and Sidney Falby have gone TO Cd
Abnaki for the season.-Mrs. FredeI
Rutan and son have gone to their 81
mer cottage in the Ad!rondacks.
Rev Mr. Rutan will Join them latd
DR.. Charles Wicker of Saranac La
n. Y, has been visiting at w. \. ROD
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HUNTINGTON

T. H. sweet Is at the Mary Fletcher
hospital for treatment.-J. S. Sweet had
the misfortune to catch his foot and fall
from an automobile Monday. The bones
in his hand were broken so badly that
they protruded through the hesh.-The
Rev. and Mrs. Adams, the Rev. S. p.
Perry and Mrs. Perry and daughter,
Esther, motored to Burlington Monday.
Leon Stevens and Walter Kenyon have
recently returned from overseas.-Mr. and
Mrs. f. II. Kinds entertained on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. +. 5. Marvin of Colchester
and Mrs. Grey and children of North
Hyde Park.-Carl Hglcy has sold his farm
to Joseph Weston. who has taken posses
sion-Lewis Weston has taken O. 5.
Kenyon's farm.-The Rev. S. +. Perry
will occupy the pulpit here and at the
Center Sunday.-Clarence Belts and chill
dren and mother, Mrs Belts, of Waits
field were at a. +. Carpenters Sunday
Clinton Mix and family of Montpelier
have been in town a few days.-A family
reunion was held at the home of l.. S.
scofeld Saturday.
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WHITING

The Rev. Francis James Malzard.
who has recently taken over the pas
torate of the First CONGREGATIONAL
Church at Jericho Center, goes there
from Whiting, where for short period
he has been pastor OF the Federated
Church. His previous pastorate was
at Corinth. during which the new
church at East Corinth was founded.
Mr.. Malzard is Of Huguenot ancestry,
and was born in Jersey, Channel Is
lands where he received his early ed
ucation. When in early manhood he
emlgrated to Montreal, where he COM
pleted his theological studies and mar
ried Alice Mary, daughter of Henry
Woodley, deacon emeritus of Old Zion
Church. They have one child. Mr..
Malzard is Royal Arch Mason. He
was engaged during the war as a
campaign speaker for the Red Cross
and loan drives and was town chair
man of the food conservation movement
in 1917.-Mr. and Mrs. I. w. Eastman
were at L. A. Websters for a few
days last week.-The Rev. and Mrs.
Francis ]. Malzard left town Wednes-
day for Jericho Center.
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SHOREHAM

p. w. Waite returned Saturday from
an extended trip through the western
country.-Mss Grace EllehWoou VI
Schenectady, n. Y, Is guest ol her
uncle, Thomas Stokes.-Dr. and Mrs
I. p. Sharon and Mr. and Mrs. W. d.
Larrabee passed the weekend o'N'h
in the Adirondacks,- and Mrs d. u
Moore were recent visitors IN brahooh'
Mrs. Clara belong, who has peeh ten
days In Watertown with her brother'
F. l.. Moore, returned home luesoas :
Mrs. l.. H. Nottingham returned from
Rutland Monday. Her sister MIS- anna
r. Pierce, returned with her'-M'ss
Marie Stokes and her cousin, Miss E'ieh-
wood are passing a few DAYS WIN W.T.
and Mrs, w. Fl. Stokes In Middieoury.-
Mr. and Mrs. 3. B. Nottingham nave
gone to silver Bay. Lake George TOT
two weeks.-Hattie Wheeler wire OF
julius Dumas, died Sunday evening aiter
n few DAYS, illness. A husband and
young daughter, Hattie, survive Ihe
funeral was held Wednesday at two
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Caledonia County
HARDWICK

In the case of State vs. Harry Palmer.
charged with the theft of two bicycles,
the respondent pleaded guilty. He was
sentenced to serve not less than six
nor more than seven months in State
prison and to pay fine of s25 and costs.
The prison sentence was suspended and
he was placed on prooation.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. N. London OF Boston are guests
of Mrs London's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. T. Titus.
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RIPTON.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Billings of Middle
bury and the Rev and Mrs. Houghton
and daughter of Wallingford attended
church here Sunday. Mr. Houghton is a
friend of the pastor the Rev w. II.
Merrier.-Bert Billings and Ellis Noble
of Rochester were guests of friends here
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. a. Douglas
and son, Kenneth, Of Richmond. with
two friends, were in town Sunday. They
were on a pleasure trip through the Green
Mountains.-Mrs. Harry Berry and daugh-
ter. Janice. of Richmond are visiting
Mrs. Berry's mother. Mrs. Hattie Bee
man. at the home of her grandfather. J..
s. Chandler.-Jason Billings, who has
been In Middlebury the past week, has
returned to his home here.-Mrs. Supper
nell and son and daughter Of Waterville,
n. Y, are guests Of her daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Grant Hodges.-Eugene Boyce
of the Bread Loaf Inn has a new seven
passenger Buick Six.
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Miss Helen SpauldinE Is away on
10 days automobile trip with O. II.
Sherman and family of Burlingtonr-
Mrs George Hatch of Burlington was
n guest over Sunday of her brother,
w. r. White.-Mrs. Ellen Parkill
of Burlington Is visiting rela-
tives in town.--Mr. and Mrs. Millard
Norton visited their daughter at the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington
Sunday and found her improving rap
idly.-Mrs. Lester Arthur and two chill
dren and Miss Smith, n graduate nurse
of Rome, n. Y, spent last week with
Mrs. Sarah Hatch and other relatives.
They left for their homes Monday and
were Joined at Vergennes by Mr.. Ar
thur, who had visited his mother at
BURLINGTON.
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WESTFORD

Mr.. Rose and daughter, Bevei
with Mr.. Roses mother. Mrs. Lid
Rose of Boston were guests of
and Mrs. Maurice Irish last week
George Hall of Boston is spend
some time with his brother, r.
Hall.-Mr. and Mrs. Hayward and
of Jericho Center spent Sunday W
MIR. and Mrs. Sherman Howard.--N
Pease of Swanton is visiting
daughter Mrs. Ray Lewis.-Mrs. r.
Morse of Sanford, Florida, and n
Tracy of st. Adams are guests of
and Mrs. Maurice Irish.-Charld
Grow is i'll with humps
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HINESBURG

Miss Irma Barnes is visiting at
home of her uncle and aunt. Mr..
Mrs. Dan Preston. in Jonesville.
Miss Eleanor Field of Washin
ID. c., arrived in town Monday and
spend her vacation with her 81
mother. Mrs. Lucy Hull.-Master Ed
Devino OF Winooski is the guest o
aunt. Mrs. f. A. Burdick.-Mr and
Earle Gorton are the parents of a ID
ter. born July l2,-The regular me
of La Plotte Chapter, No. g., O. j
will be held Friday evening. Degrees
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EAST SHEI.BJJRNE

The Progressive Agricultural club
met at B. l. Newton's Friday evening.
There was a large attendance. The
program follows: duet, Misses Clara
and Nellie Wheeler; roads. Fl. II.
Wheeler; piano solo, Miss Rachael
Stewart; cooperation, Fred Catlin: solo,
Clearance Newton; singing by the club.
Refreshments were served and the club
adjourned for dancing. The club will
meet at l. G. Elliotts next month. Mrs.
John Stewart and Mrs. Ira Waller are
on the program committee.-Mr. and
Mrs Charles Thompson of Burlington
spent the weekend at G. A. knneys.
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ESSEX CENTER

Mrs. G. W. Sharpley spent Friday in
Burlington,-Mrs, Herbert Eddy and Miss
Evelyn, OF Westmount, p. O., are guests
at II. II. Bixby's-I. b. Bixby has in
stalled a Hayward harpoon horse hay
fork.--Donald BiXby is confined 10 the
house and Is suffering with rheuma-
tism.-The members of the organized
young peoples Bible class of the Fed
Grated Church and their friends, about
35 young people IN all, enjoyed a very
pleasant evening with Miss Margaret
Brown July s. Games. singing and mu-
sic made up an interesting program and
refreshments of cake and coffee were
served.-Mrs. Louise Laid Is spending
several days with friends in Boston,
The Rev. G. c. Westcott and Mrs West
colt spent Monday and Thursday with
friends in Grand Isle and South Hero
Mrs. Evelyn Whitton, of Jericho, return
ed home Thursday after weeks visit
at Mrs. n. NJ. Whitton's.-The Rev. J, s..
Allen has been a visitor In town recent
ly.
Mrs. Celia Severance of Colchester is
visiting at Albert Austn's,-Mr and Mrs.
Percy Severance visited Mr.. and Mrs,
Albert Austin, Sunday.-Mrs. w. II. Bliss
and Mrs II. ID. Zoler of Chicago, Ill.
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are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Bxby.
Mrs. c. w. Bates, who is seriously
i'll, is no better.
All men residing in Essex who served
in the army or navy at any time be-
tween April 6, 1917, and November H.
1919. are requested to meet in the X
of r. hall Saturday evening at 1880
o'clock to consider organizing a local
most of the American Leglnn-
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WANTED

coon SOUND WHEAT for hens wanted
will pay Sc 90 per bushoi' dchF,reu a.