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RICHFORD

The ladies of St. AIMS Church will serve
a "Topsy Turvy supper" in the parish hall
Mrs. Frank Hadd and children of Los
Angeles, Cal, are visiting at the home
Of her parents. Mr. and Mrs Charles
Bean, of Highland ave, Mrs. Laid will
be remembered AS Miss Glenna Bean.-
Mrs, F. NJ. Barnes is visiting at the home
Of her mother. Mrs. ". f. Manning, in
St Albans.-Mrs. r, +. Newton of HYDE
Park visited at the home of her sister, Mrs.
a. !. Elliott Sunday.-Mrs.N. r. Hamil-
ton and son, Harold, who passed the sum-
mer at their home In this place. returned
to Allston, Mass. Monday.-Adelbert
Chapel has moved from the r. H. KEEL
ley house on school street to the George
Gibson house on River street.-Miss
Elsie McElroy went Monday to Boston,
where she will enter Boston university.
She was accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Robert McElroy, who will visit
among relatives in and about Boston for
few days.-Don G. Richards,
of Hartford, Conn, is visiting friends here.
where he formerly resided.-Murry
Thomas, son of Mr.. and Mrs Homer
Thomas, has gone to Sault ste. Mario,
where he has position with the Spanish
River Pulp and Paper company.-Dr. II.
s, Herrick of West Burke, who recent
ly purchased of DR.. II, A. Bogue the
house on Province street has moved into
the Wesley Bliss. Alvin Chase and
Mark Rublee are serving as Jurors at
the September term of county court, in
St. Albans-H, 4, Gilman, Of Manson
vile, Que. has purchased Mrs. Fred
Farrar's house on North street and as
soon as convenient will move to this
place. Mrs. Tarrar will move to her
home on Troy street,
The members Of the Richford Woman's
club will give a reception to the teachers
of the Richford high and graded school,
in the vestry of the Baptist Church FRI
day evening at half after eight O'clock
A daughter, Fay Elizabeth, was born in
Richford to Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Tay-
lor of Allston. Mass, September Is. Mrs
TAYLOR will he remembered as Miss
Katherine Hopkins Wilbur Rich
ardson and sons, Wilbur and Carleton,
and daughter, Miss Ruby, of North Troy
visited at the home of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Moses Lovelette of Highland
avenue. Mrs. r. X, Shattuck, who re.
Gently returned home from the st. Al
bans hospital, is able to be out.--Mr. and
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FAIRFAX

Mr.. and Mrs. Hillihan, of MIDI leboro.
Mass. have been visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Hallihan will be remembered as Miss
Winnie Butler, formerly Of this place
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Williamson, Of
Colchester, spent Sunday with friends in
town.-The new principal of Bellows Free
Academy, Mr.. kinsley. and family, have
arrived
Edmond Leach and Malcolm Howard
have gone to Mortified where they will
enter Norwich university.-Walter King
has entered a business college in Bur-
lington.-Miss Katherine kendrick has
returned to her studies at the Skidmore
school. Saratoga, ". Y. and Miss Violet
Goodsell will enter her first year in the
same school. They left town Tuesday
in-Mr. and Mrs. Taylor of Bristol were in
town Sunday.-News has been received
of the birth Of son. Wineton Friedrich,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stone of Windsor.
Mrs. Stone was formerly Miss -Ardele
Depatee of this village
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HILL WEST

\ daughter was horn to Mr. and Mrs
q. Jewett September 12..-Mrs. r. l.. Dill
lowsy and two children Of Burlington
are visiting at Charles Rushford's.--Miss
Dorothea Messier, who is in training at
tho Adams Hospital, returned to her
duties Sunday, after passing her vacation
with her parents. in this place.-Mr and
Mrs. Victor Martin and little daughter
passed Sunday at Lewis Observation-Disclosures
Agnes Domino Of Richtord passed a few
days last week at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Charles Rushford.-The Rev. Arthur
Matteson has gone to Somerville. Mass,
to attend a. preachers meeting.-Mr. and
Mrs. r. y. Westcot of Sheldon paseed
a few days last week at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. 2. n. Jewet,. Their
granddaughter, Marguerite, who had been
visiting them returned to her home.
Mrs Israel Hawkins Of Richford has
been passing some time with friends and
relatives in this place.-Mr. and Mrs G.
y. Miller and daughter of Somervil,e,
Mass, visited last week at Julie Cush-
ing's. Mrs. Lombard, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs, Gushing. for some
time. went with them as far as New
York. when they returned.-Jule Cush-
ing is i'll with auinsy sore throat. Mrs
Albert Lavoic visited in Bakersfield Sun
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Ariel of South
Andover. Mass, passed few days at
John Ariels recently.-MarSe Potvin pas
sed the weekend with her cousin, Ern1a
Touchette, at Montgomery Center.--Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert LaRock and son. Per-
cy, passed Sunday here.-H. NJ Sylvester
and son. George. passed the weekend
in East sheldon.--John Henry ia visiting
at Frank Wctherhys.
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EAST BERKSHIRE

Lee Combs and Marion Guilmette were
married at the Congregational parsonage
September 13.--Mrs. Max Button and little
daughter are visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. L. TT. Button.--Miss Gertrude
Combs. who has hen doing government
work in Washington, d. c.. the past year,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. F. Combs.-A daughter was born Mon
day morning to MIR. and Mrs. Napoleon
White.-Miss Louise Lamprey and Caleb
Coffin, who have been at Bluebrd camp
for several weeks, returned to New York
Monday.-The Willing Workers Of the
Congregational Sunday school were enter
tanned at the home of Miss F. Marcy Fri
day evening
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\ son, Albert Eugene, was born to Mr.
and Mrs. William Labounty September
L..
A daughter. Harodine, was horn TO Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Waite Of Swanton at
the Sherwood sanitarium September L.
4 daughter was born September to
Mr. and Mrs. n. c. Moore.
Miss Rose Rogers. aged 6S years. died
at the Sherwood sanitarium Sunday
morning at nine o'clock after a long
Illness. She had been at the sanitarium
since last April. when she fractured
one OF her hips, Since that time she
had suffered two strokes of paralysis,
The funeral was held, at St Mary's
Church Tuesday morning at nine
O'clock tho Rev. j. j. Boyle officiating.
terry. The deceased is survived by her
brother, Charles Rogers of Fairfield
street, with whom she had made her
home for several years. and four
niecos, Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. A. l.. Ste
Vens Of St Johnsbury. AIRS. Brown of
Rensselaer,. y. Y, and Mrs Fred Cor
nish Of Malone, y. Y. she was born
in the state of New York. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs, T. Rogers
A. j. Prairie, who was injured while
, driving in a race at ESSEX Center fair
Sept TO- sustaining a fractured arm
and bruises, is resting as comforta bly,
as can he expected. lie is at the Fanny
Allen hospital Winooski. Mr.. Prairie,
who was driving the A. Dick horse in the
,three-minute class when his horse slipped
and fell, throwing Mr.. Prairie off the
sulky and the horse behind him stepped
on him
Word has been received here of the
death of Mother st. Mary Magdale
which occurred at the mother house in
| Montreal. She was mother superior of
| the villa Barlow convent in this city
II years until September, 1915, when
she was transferred to Staten Island
ON account of failing health. she went
/ to the mother house last spring
Arson b. Collins died at his home
| In st. Adams town Monday morning
at one o'clock after an illness of seven
months of heart trouble. Mr. Collins
was born in ST. Adams August ], 1851
and with the exception of a few years
| spent in Illinois had lived here all
his life. He was one of nine chill
dren OF stephen and Thankful tCon
| nor) Collins, only two of whom are
! living. Alvin n. and Frederick A. Col.
Inns nj this city. On October II. 1878
he married Persis Emily Kattelle OF
of st, Adams Resides his wife he N
survived by four children. Mrs George
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Lam0ile County
STOWE

Miss Helen Morgan has gone to WASH
ington, VT, to teach in the village school
for the coming year.-SiX Of the teachers
in the village school went up on Cady's
hill Saturday for bacon bat" ana corn
roast.-Mr and Mrs. Elmer Brown
and little son, formerly of Stowe, but now
from Palmer. Mass, are visiting their
parents and friends In Stowe.--The Rev.
William Charming Brown of Boston
preached at Unity Church Sunday morn
ing He also spoke at the successful COM
munity sing, which was held in the eve
ming. He complmented the people highly
on being able to get so good pastor and
wife as Mr. and Mrs. Bacon are: also on
the success of the United Churchill. y.
Nolon and Miss j. Newman of New
Haven, Conn. are stopping at Mark
Toors They were also visitors at Forrest
Drinks Saturday.-Miss Edna Blair of
Brooklyn y. " and Mr.. and Mrs. II. f..
Mountain of Gardiner. Mass, arc stop
ming at J. r. Houston's.-Mrs. Rayburn
Mcmahon has gone to Montreal with her
father, Mr.. Taylor, who has been visiting
here
Owing to the heavy rains. water has
been very high. 4 part of the Wade road
was washed out.-A number of men went
up to Lake Mansfield Friday night to
help. 1t was feared the dam at the foot
of the lake would give way, but by drop
ming some of the 1ashboards no damage
was done. The water came up within six
inches of the top of the bank. The house
at the lake will close about September %.
MIR. and Mrs, W. f.. Burt Of Burlington
were weekend visitors at j. NJ. Ruiter's.
MIR. and Mrs. A, 4. Hunter are moving
from the hotel into rooms in Fred
Holdens house.-Mr, and Mrs. Charles
Pilsbury of Northfeld, who have been
visiting at 4. a, Royce's. have returned
to their home, They we're accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Royce. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Jones and Mr.. and Mrs.
Elton Forbcs.-Mrs. Della Tomlinson has
returned from visit to her parents in
Essex.--Orlo X. Jenncy has returned from
Westford, where he has been working In
"A creamery during the summer. Mrs. ".
Il. Pike invited in some OF the Red Cross
workers Saturday to meet Miss Marion
Manning, who has been working In
Lsmoile county in the interests Of the
Red Cross, and Miss Elizabeth Songsr,
who Ia the writer of Table talks in the
Boston Globe, and Ia stopping at e. Il.
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JOHNSON

II. r. Smalley. w. T.. Tracy and Rich.
ard Nye attended the state fair, Thurs
day-M the regular communication Of
Waterman lodge, Thursday, Richard son
of w. II. Nye was given his third de-
gree.-Alrs Roberts Fields is teaching
school in Alburg Miss Louise Leland
and niece. Miss Ruth Leland Morse. of
Orono, Me, visited in town. Thursday
George Elmwood, who for the past 30
years has clerked for w. II. Nye, has
given up work there His future plans
are unsettled.-Mr and Mrs Vernon
Dodge and daughter were in town Thurs
day. They will soon locate in jackson.
Mich. where Mr.. Dodge has employment
with the Buick Automobile company
Leonard Pearl is home for few days
from Exeter, y. H.-Miss Flora Gilbert
has returned to hcr work in WATERFOWL.
Mass.-Sheriff Jones has returned from,
New London. Conn. with the men, who
stole an auto in Stowe recently.-Posl-
master Royce attended postal meeting
In Boston Thursday. From there he goes
TO Detroit on business as a delegate
Mrs. W, II, Nye and daughter. Mary,
started for Boston, Thursday, where AlisH
Mary viii attend the Thayer school for a
year.
AS Mrs. Perley Mudgett and children
were returning from North Hyde Park
Saturday their horse was frightened by
a dog and ran away, throwing them out
of the wagon and Mrs. Mudgett sustained
broken wrist. The children were un.
injured, Harry Chase, of Burlington,
called on relatives the first Of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. John j.. Moore were in
Montpelier Sunday.-Mr, and Mrs, Earl
Batchelder and Mrs. Laura Camp, OF
Barre. were callers here the first of the
week.-Charles Allchurch, of New York,
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BAKERSFIELD

Mrs. Jane Warner Of this fillsge died
after a lingering illness Monday. Mrs
Wanzer was born In Fairfield in Decem-
Der. 1877. daughter of Dennis s. and Mary
Ovitt She was married October Z, 1869. to
Hill Warner. who died in August, 1917.
They lived for many years at Bordovile
with two short periods Of residence at
West EnosburE. until few years ago,
whom they took up a permanent resi-
dence in Bakersfield. OF three daugh-
ters born to them. one survives, Mrs. Carl
Kidder of East Enosburr. Mrs. Wan1er
Is survived, also by brother Reuben
e. Ovitt, of bakersfield. The funeral was
held at two O'Clock Wednesday at her
late residence, the Rev. q. G.. Mcdonald
of West Berkshire officiating.-w. l..
Tilotsor has bought the Tilotson pvop-
erty in the north end of the village
Miss Daisy Beals visited last week at W.
L. Ti,lotson's. Miss Beals is teaching in
st. Adams. -Nelson Barnes who died Mon
day in Stowe will be buried to-day at two
o'clock from the Congregational Church.
The Rev. w w. Smith exchanged pull
pits Sunday with the Rev f. Hyde of
Jeffersonville. - Roy Tupper of Bristol,
Conn, spent the Weekend with his par
ents here.-Mr. and Mrs. James Jarvis
Of Prescott, Ontario, are visiting at F.
B. Maynard s.--Dr. and Mrs. Trask of
Lynn, Mass, are visiting DR.. and Mrs.
Landon Abernethy. MIR. and Mrs. 7. s.
Barr motored to Greensboro Friday
Professor Wesley r. Wells left Monday
! for watervile. Me-, where he Ia to teach
in the department of philosophy. The
meeting Of the Ladies' Union to be held
with Mrs. J. NJ. Mead has been post
poned from Wednesday to Friday after
noon--Mr. and Mrs. Fred Potter were in
johnson Monday.-Dana Cook, William
Weston and Wesley Smith were in town
| Sunday
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FLETCHER

An agricultural meeting will he held
Friday in the upper rooms of the COM
munity house. The county agent and Mr.
Carrigan will have the meeting in charge.
Its object Is to discuss cooperation among
the farmers and farm bureau work. 1t
is hoped a large number of farmers will
attend-A dance will take place Friday
in the Grange hall. lsiams four-piece Or
chestra from Enosburg Falls will furnish
music and che usual good time is looked
for.-Miss Elsie Tinker and Robert Leach
have returned to school at Brigham s
Acalemy.-The regular meeting of the
Grange was omitted Friday evening on
account of the storm. At the next regular
meeting September IS, the final degrees
will be conferred on a class and a pro-
gram will be carried out after the degree
work. Refreshments will be served by the
Eentlemen.-George Tedford of Montpel Her
IL visiting in town.
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GEORGIA

Miss Cora Webster has returned from
Newport. where she visited friends Mr.
and Mrs. Ward Post and daughter
Madelyn, spent the weekend in Rich
ord.--Maurice and Robert Bliss left
Sunday for Lowell. Somerville, Boston,
Amherst and other Massachusetts points
The Ladies' Aid society of the Metho.
dist Episcopal church met with
Mrs. f. II. Post yesterday.-The regular
meeting of Banner Grange No. $50 will be
held Friday evening. Miss Sadie WILDER
of Enosburg Falls spent the week END
at her home here.-Cornelius Ludtir has
sold his place at the Center to Frank
Goodwin. Possession is given November
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WEST ENOSBURG.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Austin of this
place, Mrs. Leslie Hare, Mrs. Frank
HARE of Watervile and Mrs William
Belford of Glenton motored to Glenton
Que, Sunday.-School opened September
s with Mrs Ada Hill, teacher.
Mrs. Lillian Sylvester Ia passing a few
weeks with her brother, II, e. Bogne, in
Cnderhill.-Mr, and Mrs. Fred Ovtt
visited her daughter, Mrs Elmer Kelley,
Friday.--Mr. and Mrs. NJ l.. IIubbell
Mrs. Harlie Ovitt. Mrs. T.. l.. Stanton
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Savage of this place
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Rushford of
East Enosburg attended the State fair
at White River junction las week. They
made the trip by automobile. -Ectus
Garrett liz building an autn renair .l,nn
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ISLE LA NOTE

Mrs. w. l.. Brown of Rutherford y.
j., and mother, Mrs. J. c. Schenck, of
Red Banks. y. j., are spending a few
days with Mrs. NJ. s. Thomas and Mrs
D. T. Trombley. Frank Humphrey and
Charles Munier have returned to their
homes in New Jersey after spending a
few weeks in town-Miss Eliza Carpen-
ter of Ellenburg, y. Y. is visiting Mrs
w. T. Connell.-Mrs. w. +. Hill and
daughter, Gladys, have moved to Bur
ling tor.Mr. and Mrs Albert La Benz
bard went to New York, Monday, where
they will spend the winter.-Raymond
Menard is home after spending the sum
mer with his father on the steamer Cooke.
Miss Marie Jarvis has gone to Albany,
y. Y, where she will attend the Albany
business college.
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MONTGOMERY

Harley Thomas of Boston is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Ralph Goodspeed.
Edward Badney is a guest Of Mrs. W.
Moftatt-Mrs. Fidelia Lambert has gone
to stay with her daughter and has closed
ner house for the winter Mrs William
Fryce has returned to Chicago. Miss
Grace Inman motored to Boston with her
Mrs. Howard Parker is entertaining
Mrs. Claude Kittredge of Hardwick.
Clyde Moffatt of Bolton Center, p. O.. is
staying with Mrs r. &. Mongo.-Mrs. w
G. Mansfield is improving under the
electrical treatment.--Mrs. r. F.. Green
Is also gaining.-The Ladies' Aid society
Of the Methodist Church met at Mrs
Carrie Fuller's Monday evening. --Miss
Florence LaFountain and Miss Chase of
Underhill, who has been staying with
her, have gone to Burlington.
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Grand Isle County
GRAND ISLE

There will he services at the Union
Church September p with preaching by
the pastor at 2:3o o'clock Bible school at
1880 oclock.-The Ladies' Aid society will
meet at the parsonage Thursday after
noon. Supper will be served from Ave 10
seven o'clock.--The Epworth League will
hold it's devotional and social service az
the parsonage Saturday evenung. Topic
The Great Companion. How to Live
With Him. leader Margaret Tudhope.
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ENOSBURG FALLS

The Lamoille Association Of Baptist
Churches met with the local society
Thursday, with morning. afternoon and
evening sessions. Dinner and supper
We're served by the ladies in the vestry
of the church, The Rev. w. A. David
son of Burlington, State missionary. was
present Among the other speakers were
the Rev. J. S, Braker of Burlington, the
Rev George Pomfret Of Richford. The
Rev. j. r. Sherman of st. Adams and
the Rev. n. r. Stillwell Of Cleveland
Several Of the members of Lincoln
Lodge, No. IS. + and a. NJ, by invitation,
invited Haswell lodge in Sheldon We'd
nesday Sept. 10 and witnessed work on
the third degree.--B. /. Kendall has re-
turned from Boston. where he accom-
panied Mr., and Mrs. e. II. Burt, who had
been visiting here OH a motor trip through
the White mountains.-Miss Dorothy
Hayes has gone to Hardwicl, where she
teaches.-Mss Bulah Campbell of WASH
nGton, u, G., has been visiting her uncle
p. j. Hayes.-Mrs. Orila NJ. Cutting ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Best
wentto ST. Adams Sept. ., where the
next day. she underwent an operati
at the Sherwood santarlum, performed
by Or. II. G, Tinkham of Burlington
At last reports she was doing very well
Miss Elizabeth Bell. who passed the
summer vacation with her parents, DR.
and Mrs. \. II. Bell, and her guest, Miss
Ellen Talcott have gone to WallinGford
Conn, where they have teaching positions
in the Lyman high school.-Davd Stetsen.
who was recently discharged from the
service has gone to Poultney where he
will live with his sister, Mrs. l.. G. Denny.
al ial. in,
ference academy.-Dr and Mrs. T.. y.
Brown have returned from weeks stsy
with friends in Boston. Tho doctor at
tended the meeting Of the New England
Dental socctY,-Mrs. l. $. Darrah of
Boston Is passing few days in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. V. \. Janes-H w
Towle will be in AlburG next week. where
he will suporntend the building of a
cement Culvert.-Miss Marie Wheelock
who has been in the dental office Of DR.
+. H. Brown. Is teaching the Enosburg
Center school. Mr. and Mrs Theodore
Chamberlain of Potsdam. n. V. have been
visiting Mrs. chamberain's parents. Mr..
and Mrs, r. y. Chamberlain and other
friends here. Mr.. Chamberlin was for.
merly with the Federal Packing company
here, He now has n position with the ST
Lawrence tion.-Postmaster Kim.
ball returned Saturday from A visit ia
tho power plant of the Cedars Rspids
| Manufacturing and Power company To-
Gated about 30 miles above Montreal
! which is said TO he the second largest
hydro-electric plant in the world 1t is
In the building developing at present
| 1900 h. Pm r. Perlcy and party
who have been on a trip to western New
York, returned Saturday, having covered
nearly 1000 miles
! Mrs, Andrew Cardos and daughters,
| Lebla and Pola, have been visiting
friends in Mortified, -Namaan Gibson
| of West Berkshire and n. r. Laid of
| East Berkshire were in town, Monday. 49,
| Among Tuesdays visitors in town we're
Fred Oliver. Mrs, r. Smith and son,
Charles of St Albans. and Ernest
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Mrs. Moses Lovelette, quietly celebrated
their 10th wedding anniversary. Satur-
day, September 10. at their nome on High
land avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Jovelette
were married in Durham, Que. but have
nearly always resided in Richford, Miss
Beatrice Estey. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
a. Leon Estey. went Tuesday TO Mount
Holyoke college.-Frank Simmons, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart NJ. Simmons,
went Tuesday to Springfield. Mass. where
he will enter the Springfield training
school. Ernest Read. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George f.. Read, went Tuesday to Bos-
ton. where he will take a special course
in Boston university. -George Shepherd
and family have moved to Burlington.
where Mr.. Sheppard has a position in a
hardware and plumbing store.
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COLCHESTER

The Rev. c. c. Merrill Of Burlington
fill be present Sunday at the morning
srvices at the Congregational Church
p explain the articles of agreement that
lave been presented to the church in re-
lard to uniting with the Baptist people
or work and worship for the coming
cara business meeting of the Congre-
ational Church will be held in the
hurch Monday. September %. at two
''clock TO discuss and vote upon the in
-itation from the Baptist Church to
meet with them
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SOUTH HERO

There will he services at the Methodist
Episcopal Church September II with
preaching by the pastor at 1890 a. m.
Bible school at II .3o,-Evangelistic serv-
ices will begin September q, conducted
by the Rev. Reuben Smith of Boston.
Mass. Mr. Smith is an evangelist of
long experience and comes with the best
of recommendations
The Evangelistic services scheduled to
begin September % at the Methodist
Episcopal Church will be postponed until
a later date,
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been assisting relatives in town, have re-
turned to their home in Springfield. Mass.
Miss Lucille Brcuse has returned from
two weeks vacation spent with friends
in Boston.-Niss Edna Pettibone returned
Tuesday from a two weeks vacation spent
with friends in South Royalton.-Mrs.
Fred Berry entertained the Louise NJ.
Smiley Circle Of the Kings daughters
at her home ycstcrday.-Miss ratrch
Of Montpelier is visiting Miss Annabell
Neidenbecker.--F Friendship Chapter Of
Eastern stars hold meeting in their
rooms Tuesday evening
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HUNTINGTON

Mrs. +. n. Falby was taken to the Mary
Fletcher hospital. Saturday. and an opera
Jon performed Sunday morning for ap-
endicitie. John Adams is with his par
nts. the Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Adams.
or 4 short vacation. Miss Fern Fargo
{ Randolph is visiting Mr. and Mrs. r.
| Sweet--Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Kinds re-
Irned from Morrisville, Monday.