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UNDERHILL,.

/ \ &c; together" meeting will he held
at the Congregational Church wednes-
day evening. October %. It is expected
the Prof. Emerson, DR.. Smart and T.. s.
Peaso from Burlington will he prcsen,
and speak. Supper will be served at $40.
The dance given for National Y. w. C..
\. drive was decided success. Under
hill including Riverside went over the
ton as usual. much to the credi. of the
chairman. Mrs Charles Reynolds. and
her assistant. Mrs. l.. 6. Fowler.-A very
pleasant evening was spent at the X. of
y. hall Friday evening, when the knights
and their families gathered to celebrate
the anniversary of the organization of
Minerva Lodge, No II, Is. of r. Refresh
ments were served.--Miss NJ. L. Shaw of
Newport was recent guest of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Ayer.-Fred King moved
his family to Richmond Saturday. where
they will resdc.--AIss Ada Benedict re
turned home Monday from Cbaren,out.
Mass. where she has been the past
month.-Mrs. J.. H. lockwood returned
to her home in Bos on after visiting her
motheer. Mrs. Clara Bennett.-AmonC
those. who attended the kreisler concert
in Burlington Wednesday night we're:
Mrs. G. E. Aver and son, Wesley. Mr. and
Mrs. l.. II. Moulton, the Misses Grace
Foster and Alice Aver
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CHARLOTTE

At a meeting at library hall Thursday
evening, at which Mr.. Brownell was pres
cnt. it was decided to bring the electric
lights to the village and enough money
was raised to meet the expense.--The
farewell reception given at the vostry
on Wednesday Oct. for Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Williams and family was wei al
tended, friends being present from Bur-
lingtcn, Shelburne and Ferrisburg Re
froshmerts were served and social
time enjoyed. 1t is hoped Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams will return some time and make
this village their home.-Louise NJ. Nora.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bora,
Jr., and James Annis of Attleboro,
Mass, We're married in that place
October u at st. Johns Church. William
Gay acted as best man and Miss Eliza
beth Charter as bridesmaid. After tho
ceremony the couple left Immediately for
Boston and from there to the bride S
home, where "A reception was given them.
They We're the recipients of many beauti-
full gifts, consisting of silver. cut glass,
linen and money. They will make theh
home in Atteboro, where the groom has
n pOgiti,r
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is shrill and can be heard at \ good dis
lance.
Inc nrst regular meeting OF the
Woman's club will be held at the home
OF the president, Mrs. r. w. Baldwin,
FRIDAY afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock AS this
is the hrst meeting of the season there
is important business to be acted upon
and 1t is hoped that all members will be
present.
The Ladies' Home Circle of the Metho-
dist Church will meet with Mrs c. r.
Qumby in the church vestry Friday after
noon instead of Saturday.
The Drury Brick e. Tile Co. has COM
peted the making of brick for the sea =
son and is now making preparations to
nurn the kiln. II contains something
more than half million bricks. The
fast growing demand for this product and
the scarcity of labor has forced the COM
pany to install machinery for the manu-.
tacture of more brick, which will be done
before opening for business in the spring.
The nth annual meeting of district
40. ~ -. f. s.. will he held IN Burlington,
IN Temple Chapter rooms. to-day. Those
taking part In this afternoon session
are requested TO take the 1890 o'clock
car The meeting commences at 1870
o'clock
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ESSEX CENTER

Erin. T.. W. Bradley returned Monday
from South Royalton where he spent the
weekend at his homc.--Miss Nash and
Miss Dean spent the week. end in Middle
bury.-Miss Dauchy spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in Burlington
Prin. f. w. Bradley spent Monday after
noon in the Jeffersonville schools with
State Supervisor. r. o. Hutchinson
Tho Ladies' Aid will serve dinner at
the Baptist Church parlors THURSDAY
noon. The public is cordially invited TO
patronize the dinner.-Farm bureau mem
bers of the town of Essex and any farm
ers, who are not members are reminded
of the big farmers meeting to he held
next Saturday at Morrill, Hall. Burling-
ton. 1t is the annual meeting of the
County Farm bureau and farmers are
invited to attend with their families
Essex should he we'll representative
topics of the sermons at the church SER
Vices next Sunday will he as follows
1.-THE World Unrest. It's Cause.-The
Remedy" evening, WHITTIER Bound."-
The home of the high school faculty was
scene of pleasant merry-making Mon
day evening, when considerable num-
her of the village people gathered to
Join in a community musicale. Refresh
mentS Of ice cream and cake were served
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SHELBURNE

Mrs. Eli Palmer is recovering from
bad fall and sprained ankle,-Mrs
Frank Pierce has been visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hugh Ball.-Mrs. John Hale or
Orange, n. j., is visiting her daughter
Mrs. G. r. Brush.--TNc Misses Mary
Noonan, Antonettc Desautels. Cressa
Thompson and Miss Donahue attended the
teachers convention at Montpelier last
wcck.-Frank Pierce has returned from
visiting relatives and friends in Reese
vile, y. Y.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sor-
rell have gone to Flint, Mich, to live,
Mr. Sorrcll has position In garage
thcre.-Mrs. Lucian Squres is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Timothy Thompson -
Mrs. Fannie Ranks has sprained one wrist
by a fall,-Mrs. NJ b. Thompson is rccov-
ering from a recent illncss-Mrs. Lucy
Douglass and daughters have moved from
Shelburnc Falls to the Carrie White
house in the village.
Miss Fannie u. Bacon youngest
daughter of Mr., and Mrs, Fred Bacon
and Stanley Byington of Charlotte
the Rev. r. NJ. Hagadorn of North
Ferrsburg. They were attended by Mr.
and Mrs James Williams of Charlotte
Mr. and Mrs. Ryington left by automo-
bile for parts unknown,
{. l., Page In IN Rutland attending
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JERICHO CENTER

Mr. and Mrs. #. G.. Bliss and three
children and Mrs. Crawford are taking
an automobile trip through the New
England Statcs.-The harvest supper and
sale last Friday evening was a success.
Fifty-two dollars was realizcd.-The So
cial Service club will meet Thursday af-
ternoon at three O'Clock with Miss Ger
trude Jordan. All arc cordially invited
to attend.--AIiss Mildred Wissel visited
friends in Montpelier last Week.-Mrs.
Grace Rouse of st. Johnsbury. Miss Lena
Hadd, Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Hadd of F;nos-
burg Falls and Il. G.. Mofitt Of Bratte-
boro were guests of Mr. and Mrs James
Stafford last Saturday. Lee Whit
tmore and two little children of Burling-
ton are visiting her sister. Mrs Harold
Hunt.--NIrs. r. G. Brown is at the Mary
Fletcher hospital, where she underwent
an operation Monday morning
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MILTON

The funeral of Mrs George Lombard of
, East Georgia was held at St AIMS
Church on Monday morning. Tho Rev
rather Paquet officiated.-R. j.. Martin
ana son Clifford returned Sunday from
troy \. ". where they went to attend
the wedding of Lawrence Martin and Miss
tdith Burleigh. Mr. and Mrs. Martin
accompanied them ome.-Barbara. the
little daughter Of Mrs. Mildred Campbell
OF West Milton was baptised at the Uni
led church Sunday.-Henry Allen of Low
vile. n. y, is visiting his sister Mrs
Il. ID. Martin and other friends in town.
Mrs. George St Louis of Rutland is n
guest of Mrs. and Mrs. Edmund Ladue.
Nh" Dora Rankin who has been visit
ing her son. Homer Rankin, has returned
to Georsa.-John Wagner has moved
rom Fairfax into the Benham house.
when ne recently purchased
Lois, .he eight year old daughter
or Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Phelps. died
Monday evening from the result of
buins received Monday afternoon.
MistakinG a can Of casolcno for kero-
sene she poured j.. in the stove to
start the fire and as there were
sparks III the stove the can took fire
and exploded blowing the bottom out
and Sending the fumes over the child. She
vas terribly burned before the fire was put
on; and died at II o'clock that evening
The funeral was held at the home
on Wednesday afternoon at two
o'clock.-The Ladies' Aid society will
give a harvest supper and entertain
ment at the Union Church parlors
Friday evening. October ~. supper
viii be served from $50 to S o'clock
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United States court.-ATrs. Ellis. who has
oeen visiting her daughter. Mrs. William
Fletcher. has gone to Detroit, Mich,
TO pass the winter.-Ralph Marsctt
passed the weekend with his family
here'-Mrs. William Parker Of Essex
junction visited Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
harrington Sunday.-For the last Ii days
or september the Shelburnc Cooperative
creamery paid 1910 per hundred for four
per cent. milk. Walter Mack. NJ. M.
fnrreIl and w. w. Irish each had an
average OF over five per cent. and real
ized A'4b' a.42 and $40. respectively.
Ernest Laraimy a. st. George and G.. f.
Bishop had over four and one-half per
cent. averages. Thirty of tho patrons
averaged over four per cent and 1s Of
them received over 800 per hundred -
j. Frederick Jones passed Sunday with
his family.
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RICHMOND

The marriage Of Miss Ethel Eabor.
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Ira Bahor. q
Harry .. Johnson of Burlington took
place in HUNTINGTON Sunday afternoon.
\ wedding dinner was served at the
home of the bride after tho ceremony.
The brides gown was blue EeorGcttc with
hat to match. The happy couple left
sunday afternoon for a honeymoon trip
after which they will reside in Fitch
burg, Mass. where the groom has a po-
Sition as draftsman.-Miss McCucn of
burlington is the guest of Miss Hazel
Berry at her home herc.-Mrs. Farmer
and Miss Farley of Montreal were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. j.. Keefe over
Sunday.-Miss Ruth Hilton. who Is teach
ing in Johnson has been i'll at her home
here for several days.-Mr. and Mrs. Fl;
J. Berry arc visiting relatives and friends
in towr.--Mr. and Mrs. James Mcrrich
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mcrrich of
Sacramento, Cal, were The guests of
friends in town for tie past week
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

Jerry hurry and family have moved to-
Rchford. where Mr.. hurry has a posi-
ton with the Richford Manufacturing
company. parties from this town.
have recently been fined by the customs'
officials at Richford for smuggling liquor
from Canada.-Mrs. l.. d. Hart has re-
turned from Burlington, where she has
been spending several days.-G. NJ. Pat
terson of Bellows Falls was a business
visitor in town this week. as was also
Herbert Bessey of East Enosburg and
r. McElroy Of Richford.-The married
people of the Grange gave the unmar.
ried members free banquet and chicken
pic supper Tuesday evening, which waa
a success.-Sidncy Bean was in Richford
on business Tuesday.
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ming. Wayne Wright and Joseph
Ducharme motored to Montpelier Satur-
day.-Maybelle and Rachel Barry
Augusta, Phyla and Isabelle Ducharme
attended the teachers convention in
Montpelier last week.-Mrs.. w. RI. kim
bail of st. Adams is visiting relatives in
town.-tfelena and Gertrude Rooney Of
Enosburg Falls ars passing fcw days
at the home of r. y. Dufresne Several
masons from the local lodge attended the
Masonic meeting at Johnson Friday eve
ning.-Leonard Story has purchased a
new automobilc.--A $50 was realized
at the supper. served in the church vestry
Thursday.-Mrs. n. r. Carey and Mrs
". w. Morey were visitors in Enosburg
Falls Frlday.-Norman O'Connell. who
has been passing the summer at the
home of G. y. Fitzgerald, has gone to
st. Adams. where he has employment. -
Frank Hale, student at st. Michaels
College, was at home Sunday.--Mr and
Mrs. ". NJ. Wells, who have been visit
ing in Providence. r.. J.. and Concord y.
r.. for past two weeks. have returned
horne.
The ladies Of tho Catholic Church will
serve a chicken-pic supper Saturday eve
ming in the vestry of the Union Church.
Henry Hitchell has purchased farm
in IInosburg His son, Stanford, will
move to the farm November first.-J. II.
Davis. brother and family. have arrived
from Sparta. Wis. and will make their
home with Mr.. Davis during the winter.
William Howrigan and Mr.. Dickinson,
who have been visiting Mr.. Howrigan's
mother for the past two weeks. have re-
turned TO their home in Hartford, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs T. l.. Bailey and family
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WlLLlSTON

MI Thompson moved his family TO the
Kelly farm, known as the Charles Wal
sion farm. Tuesday. Charles Lunder.
VIII win occupy the house vacated by
Mr.. Thompson very soon.--The annual
meeting OF the Williston branch of Chit
tcnden County Chapter, American Red
Cross will be held at the Cnivcrsalist
han saturday evening at eight O'Clock
to elect officers for the ensuing year
and transact any other business that may
properly come before the meeting Little
Ruth Irish visited her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. q. h. Phelps, in Essex juno
ton last week.-It is understood that
there will be n dance at Oak Hill Fri
day night.--Mrs. Selia Seares of Worces-
ter Mass. is the guest of her mother,
Mrs, Sarah Leaf. for week or two. -
John Forbes of Milton was the guest of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Forbes.
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Robert BRADLEY
of MoretowH were guests of Mrs. L. IS,
Warren last week.-Lee Japan has moved
from Mrs. Mary Clark's farm to r. T..
Browns tenement at North Wiliston and
is working for Mr., Brown.-The Rev.
H. G. Banks was in Shelburne Monday
to take part in the meetings held there
in the Methodist Church.-IIrs. Peter
Terrien, who has been visiting friends
in Poughkeepsie. \. V, returned TO her
home last week,-Last week the work
men commenced putting in tho cement
sidewalk. beginning just the otherside of
the Methodist Church. Miss Madeline
Groves. who has been spending the sum
mer with her grandmother Mrs George
lombard, has returned to her home i'm
North Horo-W. NJ. Barber is ilI.--A car
from richmond went over the bank by
MIS- lane . brian's Saturday night No
one was hurt'-Miss Nellie Isham OF Bur
lngton spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Tiras Isham.
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MONTGOMERY

Andrew McAllister of Richford and
Mrs. Gilbert Potter of Illinois WE'RE
recent visitors At &C. Stanhopes.-W. n.
Moffatt has sold his saw mill property
to the Nelson e. Hall company,--The Rev.
and Mrs. Roy e. Green left town Mon
day for Boston, where Mr.. Green will
enter Boston University.-Mrs. T. {.
Coan and children visited Mrs. Coana
sister. Mrs. John Dudley. i'll Hyde Park.
Sunday-HoraCe Casavant was in Bur-
lington Monday on husiness.-Mrs. y. $.
Parker who has been i'll, is improving
Leonard Wiley of Boston visited his
wife and daughters at Black Falls recent
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HUNTINGTON

The funeral of George Swinyer was held
at his late homo Thursday morning at
nine O'Clock. The Rev Thomas Adams
offciated and with the family accompanied
the remains to Rochester for burial The
deceased moved here from that place "a
lew years ago. when failing health COM
PEELED him to give up work. He had been
n great sufferer from hardening OF the
arteries. He leave beside his widow. two
daughters and four sons Many relatives
and friends were present from Rochester,
Middlebury. Jonesville and elsewhere
Alton Kenyon has sold his farm to "A
Mr.. Ashton of Sheldon.--Alvin. son of Mr..
and Mrs William Weeton was severely
hurt Friday, when kicked by horse be-
longing to Charles Falby. His head was
badly cut, one leg broken and he suffered
other injuries
Mr. and Mrs. j. W Spaulding are
spending some time In Rutland with their
daughter, Mrs. A. w. Moore, and friends.
Mrs. A. w. Moore and Miss Lillian
Newton of Rutland and Cora Spaulding
of Cambridge spent the weekend at the
homo of i. W. SpauldnE
At the close of the church service Sun
day afternoon uuiet wedding was
solcmnzcd., when tho pastor. the Rev
Thomas Adams. united in marriage Harry
Johnson and Miss Ethel Robar of Bur-
lington The orgsnist Miss Johnson.
rendered the music and the bride and
groom were accompanied to the altar by
Miss Fannie Bobar. sister Of tho bride.
and Ralph Kenyon, cousin OF the groom
The bride is daughter of Ira Robar
who lived here a few years ago.-Grace
Martin has returned from her work in
burlington on account of llness.--Miss
Mildred Wyman of Burlington was a
weekend guest of Mrs. j, II. Norton.
John Truax is moving over to Prindlc's
to run the boarding house.-Mrs. Jennie
Johns is caring for her mother, Mrs
Hawley, who Is very i'll.
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UNDERHlLL CENTER

improvements are being made in the
library rooms by way of additional
shelving, etc. In this commendable
work. the local Red Cross members are
paying the bills. Their action in this mat
ter is indeed worthy of concentrations
Frank Sheehy and All Hitchcock have
gone to Brockton. Mass. for n visit with
relatives. Eugene Galavin has rented his
farm and is moving to Burlington.-J. o.
Blaisdell has moved his family and house
hold effects to Cambridse.--The Sisters of
Charity of st. Joseph's Orphan Asylum
at Burlington are making their annual
visitation this wcek.-Ceorge Courser
father of the murdered Mrs. Broadwell.
was recent visitor at the home of
Armand Jackson
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GEORGIA

Miss Frances Harris has returned honls
f'om Saranac Lake, n. Y, where she spent
the summer.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Styles
of burlington have returned home after
visiting Mrs. +. II. Wilber.-Allan Con-
stantine, who underwent an operation for
appendicitis at the st. Adams hospital
is gaining favorably.-Mrs. George
Meigs is able to he about after
an attack of typhoid fever
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mcleod, who
have purchased Mrs. Carrie Lsdd's farm,
have taken possession. and Mrs.,
Frank Lasher expect to move to High
gate soon.-The Misses Laura WILDER OIL
Burlington and Kathryn Howard of E,sse K.
Junction were at their respective homes
recently. The regular meeting of Banner.
Grange, No. $50. will be held Friday eve-.
nj October
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WEST ENOSBURC.

Mr., and Mrs. Norman Woodward Of
Oxford, n. H., who were recently mar
ried were callers at the home of Wood
wards aunt. Mrs IL. j. Csvanaugh,
Wcdnesday.-A harvest supper will be
held at the grange hall Friday evening
Everyone is invitcd.-Mr. and Mrs. c. A.
Craig and Mrs. Sweet were in Richford,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernice Woodward of
Franklin visited at the home of Mr.
Woodward's sister, Mrs. II. j. Cava-
naugh. Thursday. William Odell of
Hartford. Conn, visited at the home of
e. A.. Austin Thursday and Frday.-Mr
and Mrs, W. L, Ovitt and son, Arlin
visited the Misses Irene and Eula Ovitt
i'm BURLINGTON Sunday
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F. Il. Blake is ill--DanieI Granger ia
slowly improving from his recent injury.
Mrs. Sarah Costello and GRANDSON.
irving, spent the weekend at the home
Of W. ~. Mahoney in West Georgia.-H.
u. Costello and Cortes Sweeney are doing
some work at Camp Rich.-Waltcr Mer-
rick of Georgia is painting at Isaac
IToward's.-Marie Lawrence and Tresa
Beauvais are attending Mount st. Mary
Academy, Rurlington.-NIr S. II. Thomp.
son has returned from Hartford. Conn.
where she was called by the death of her
mother. Her sister accompanied her
home Mrs. Della Mills of Burlington ia
visiting at the home Of e. l.. Sanderson's s.
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RICHFORD

Mrs. julie Lahuc. aged % years. died Of
tuberculosis Tuesday October at her,
home near Pinnacle. She is survived by
her husband. one son, julie Lahue, and ono,
daughter, Mrs. Lydia Lahue Funeral
services were held at All Saints Cath.
Ollie Church. Friday morning at nine
o'clock and interment was in the Catholic
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon Danyaw, OF Shell,
don Springs, who have been visiting att
the home of Mrs. Joseph Lovelette, res
turned home Sunday.-At the recent BUSH
ness meeting of the Richford Woman a
club the following officers for the ensunS
year were elected: President, Mrs @.
Sherman Clark; vice-president. Mrs. H.
a. Puffer: recording secretary. Mrs. H.
II. Thomas; treasurer, Miss Anna Ladd,
corresponding secretary. Mrs. L. F.
Greene; first director, Mrs. II. II. Com
inGs; second director, Mrs S. Carl Car
penter; third director. Mrs. Il. NJ. Pei
ton; committees: social. Mrs. Charles II.
Coan; music, Mrs. r. NJ. FELTON,: civics.
Mrs. ;. Carl Carpenter literary, Miss
Daisy Stewart. \ program committee
was appointed consisting of Mrs. Homer
r. Thomas. Mrs W. Il. Locklin and Miss
Daisy stewart, who will arrange for
year book. The general meetings will be
held the first Monday of the month in
the parlors of the Baptist Church. and
the literary meetings the third Monday
of the month at the homes of the mem
bcrs.-Mr and Mrs. Melvin Marble and
son. John. who have been visiting at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. G. sherman Clark,
have returned TO their home in Clayton,
n. Y.-Postmaster Melvin II. Boright has
received about $1,000 worth Of govern
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MILTON BORO

Leon L"tcr rs spending few days
at the home of Il. T.. BulIock
Fern Richards and Miss Edna Rich.
ARDS OF Springfield, Mass, were at
the home of William Decker Sunday
Ira Caswell was in this place Octobe,
l2.-Mrs. Della Williams spent the
weekend at East C;corgia.-- and
Mrs. NJ, C. Bevins were at the home of
Ernest Elmer Sunday.--Mr. aud Mrs.
A f. wood and MISS Dora Day re.
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WESTFORD

Mrs. Jane Stone VINO has been
spending the summer here, has
gone to Essex Junction where she will
make her home this winter with her
son, r. \. Stonc.-Mrs. Nina Comings
and son Harold of Montreal are the
guests of Mrs. Coming's niece. Mrs. w.
w. White.-Mrs. T. l.. orion was in
Burlington several days last week with
Mr.. and Mrs Reed Orton.--Mrs. G. Fl.
Cobb went on a trip to the Adirondacks
last week with her son. George, of Rut-
land.-At the harvest festival Friday
evening at the town hall. supper will
he served from six to eight o'clock.
after which It is expected thcr" will
be speaking by the Rev. Mr.. Miller of
Essex Junction. and Mr.. Ferguson Of
rlington.--Mrs. Julia Bates has re-
turned from a weeks visit to her sister
in CalaiS--Miss Lcnnic Grow spent
saturday and Sunday with Miss Lillian
Petty in North field.