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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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]. w. Bedard of Montreal for $500 \.
Charbonneau, who recently received his
discharge from the L, S. army, has re
sumed his duties as clerk in the store Of
j. A. Harrington q Co.-Mrs. b. Y. Field
has returned from visit TO her daugh
ter. Mrs. Hugh Philips, Of Montpelier
The city election Tuesday passed off
very quietly without party lines being
drawn. The officers eleSied We're: Mayor
Wayland S. Bristol; aldermen, Levi H.
Brown, J. Henry Morris and Arthur -
Sorrell; city sheriff, Ernest j, Bodette
first constable, +. l.. Grandey; second
constable, Joseph f. BARLEY; lister for
three years, George +. Young; auditor
for three years, William II. Carter; city
grand Jurors, C. II. Caisse, George w.
Stone and Arthur s. Taber; highway
commissioner, William Lawrence; water
commissioner, William T.. Larrow. Voted
to appropriate $1,000 for permanent high
ways, 800 for the benefit of the Yer
gennes City band. 1900 for the purpose
of reducing the floating indebtedness Of
the city and s35 for the proper observ-
ance Of Memorial day; voted to direct
the city council to determine and assess
a proper tax to provide for the appro-
priations voted and the necessary cx 20
penditures during the ensuing year where
not already done or provided for the
p Same.-Collector John +. Corcorau will
be in Vergcnnes March II to assist i'm
come taxpayers in getting information
and rendering of their rcturu. the date
for expiration of the filing Of accounts
being March 15.-Richard Boyce, Battery
II, 3Nth II. S. Field Artillery, has arrived
in this country from overseas service, in
France, and is now at Camp Dix, n. H.
The card party which was given Mon
day night in Grange hail by the enter
tainment committee of st. Paul's Guilt
was very well attended. The lady.
prize was taken by Mrs Waldo Powers
and the gentleman's by Joseph Blair
Refreshments were served and gooc
number of couples joined In the dancing
which followed. the music being supplied
by Mrs. Waterman. Mrs lngham ant
Doctors Waterman and Wcbb,-Charle
Torrey of Burlington visited his famil!
here yesterday-Richard Lebeau of tn,
u. S, navy Is passing shore leave will
his parents, Mr., and Mrs. John Lebeau
Sr--An error was made in Wednesday
Issue of the Free Press in the resul
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WALTHAM

The following officers were elected
at the town meeting: Moderator, H..
w. Day: clerk and treasurer, w. d.
Woodman; lister for three years, ;. IL.
Burroughs: auditor for three years.
y. II. Parker; road commissioner, i. W.
Otis; constable and tax collector, ,. ri.
Burroughs; auditor for htree years
g. A. Hunt; town grand jurors, w. H.
Jackman and A. G. Wright: school di-
rector for three years, S. H. Burroughs
The town went no on the license ques-
tion.-Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moulton of
Stockholm, n. Y, were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Sneden last week.
MIR. and Mrs g A. Hunt passed the
weekend with Mrs Hunts sister, Mrs
c. f. Cove of Bristol-Mr. and Mrs
T.. G. Ward have returned to their
home from Crosse Point after visiting
their daughter, Mrs Ralph Booth, for
several days.-John Pilger has recov-
cred from his recent illness.-Mr. and
Mrs c. J. Sneden visited their cousin
Ray Moulton. in Panton Sunday.-W
T.. Barrows was in Boston last week
Representative H. ID. HallocN was al
his home over the town meeting re-
cess-Mrs. Z. w. Otis is visiting hei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs c. +. Sherbino
in Bridport-Mrs. Volney Avery wen'
last Saturday to join her husband al
WyomiSsing, Pa.
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Cfittenden County.
WINOOSKI

The seth annual report of the town
of Colchester is printed and ready for
distribution. The debt of the town OF
Colchester amounts to s52,17S.36. as
against debt of S44,O9S.66 last year.
The assets show the unpaid taxes to
be S6,222.24, as against S5,49i04 at the
close of the fiscal year. 1918 These
taxes date from 1912, The other assets
follow; Cash in treasury February T.,
1919, selectmen's and overseer's ac-
counts, S1,SS30s; cash in treasury. same
date, road commissioners account,
$44,33; due from lease land rent, S339. %;
town farm and stock, $1,000, making
the total assets with the unpaid taxes
of s15,4SS.S7, against liabilities of s67,-
66723 The liabilities are Unpaid
selectmens orders, $42.263.55; unpaid
overseer's orders $S,27l,91; unpaid road
commissioners orders S4,369.00; Off
GERS claims of $2,3i1,25 amount of
L. $, deposit fund due the trustee of
said fund. sl0.42O.62.
The treasurer's account shows the
receipts for the year from all sources
to be S46,94S.99, and there was cash
on hand at the beginning of the year
of $4,73iS0, making the total amount
of money to do business during the
year S5l, 6S3,19, The amount of orders
paid, old and new, $49,SO01t In last
years report the receipts, Including
cash on hand January 80, 1917, We're
s55,269,57, while the disbursements
amounted to S5O,5S5.S7.
The cost of the poor this year was
$A,570,77, as against Si,S02.77 in 1917
, The amount of nrnnartv an hand 81 nor
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ESSEN CENTER

AT the fourth quarterly conference Il
the Methodist Episcopal Church hol
Thursday afternoon the people OF I'D
Essex charge voted unanimously tu unit
with the other churches of the comt
munity for a single federated church. |
Mrs. Hannah Bliss is reported seriousl}
il.-Mrs. Samuel Bashaw from ichi
mond has been spending several dayt
with her daughter, Mrs. Charles keefe.
Mrs Albert Packet was I'm burlington
Saturday., \. Nichols has moved hit
family To the Thankful Morgan house.
Miss Doris Ennis, Miss Helen Flynn and
Miss Gertrude Flynn spent the weekend
at their home hcrc,-Ruth Kenyon
was at home Suuday.-The missionary
meeting this week viii be held at thd
home of Mr. and Mrs. NJ \. Dodge.
The Fourth quarterly conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church was held AZ
the church Thursday ut 200 y, IN. Thd
Rev. William Shaw, Pm. D.. was IN
charge. 1t was an enjoyable conferences,
large number Of church members bein;
present. Tho pastor reported the addition
of II persons to the membership of tine
church, through their firm prohibition,
and 10 by letter. There was a unanimous
vote for the return Of the pastor, the Rev
i. s. Allen. for another year, I'm invita-
ton was extended by this quarterly con-
farenca to the CONGREGATIONAL and Bap-
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PANTON.

Private Edgar Josiah Stage has receiv-
ed his discharge and is with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l., Stagg-Movng seems
to be the order of the day. John Jerome
has moved TO Ward Spaudings farm
which he will carry on this year How
ard King, who occupied it last year, has
moved to East Addison. Lewis Lashway
has purchased farm in Straksboro and
viii move there soon. Ward Spaulding
will move from the Emily Gage place
To the LashWay place and John Davis
will occupy the Gage place.-The ice cut
ting season is at stand still because
Of the warm weather. \ large number
have secured their seasons supply some
having drawn ii from Potash Bay and
others from ponds a fey have not
drawn amy yet. The ice here is only SIX
inches thick. The frost is fast coming
out of the ground and the roads are
getting quite, muddy. Town meeting pas
Sod OF tremendously, the lod board OF
officers being elected with the exception
of two new seectmen, S. Wright Hoy'
and George jackson in the place OF w
: r. White and T.. j. Bristol,
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cornwall

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Benedict are
parents of n daughter. born February
2S.-Thc orphaned children of the Del
phia family are moving into the Bald
win house in West Cornwall-Mrs.
clifford Norris and daughter Merriam
returned to their home in Charlotte
Saturday after visiting week at the
home of the formers sister, Mrs. Alfred
Paync-Ralph Payne passed the week
end in Charlotte visiting his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. o. Foote.-
Mrs. Lima Burnell of Shoreham is car
ing for Madame belong, who is slowly
Faiung.-Alrs. Peter Richards is pass
ing some time with her daughter. Mrs.
Jerry Murray.
Representative Il. II. Poet, who was
home during the legislative recess, re-
turned on Wednesday to Montpelier. His
son, Lemucl, accompanied him for a few
days vist.-The Whatsoever Circle will
meet at the home of Mrs. i. Il. Foote
on Saturday afternoon, March S.-Mr
and Mrs. Benjamin Boardman are the
parents of a daughter born March D.
Jessie Footc of Burlington spent tho
weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
\. w. FoOte.-Alrs. w. II. Bingham, who
spent the Weekend in Rutland guest
of her cousin, Mrs. Elton Chatterton is
spending the week with her daughter
Mrs. William Ballou, of Ludlow.-Tht
Rev. Fran ''odgdon of Boston, who oc
cupied the pulpit of the Congregations
Church on Sunday, made an appeal il
behalf of the Pilgrim Memorial fund, fol-
INDECENT and decrept Congregations
clergyman
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spicuous as n Red Cross worker and not
withstanding her age outdid many
younger workers by knitting during the
last year over 50 pairs of socks for the
soldiers. She never missed n meeting
of the Red Cross and was active in every
patriotic effort. Although not n member
of any church. she was helpful to every
community cause, and her beautiful home
at the end of East Middlebury street at
the foot of RIpton Mountain was always
open for social or civic service. Mrs.
Partridge was born In Woodstock Feb
ruary 7, 1896, the daughter of Luther and
Lucy Rogcrs) Rice. Shortly after her
marriage to Charles T.. Partridge of
Stockbridge they moved from that place
to East Middlebury, where her husband
purchased the tannery and conducted a
prosperous business there. He died in
1905, since when Mrs. Partridge con-
tinued to live in the old home. Although
six children were born to her all except
Frank c. Partridge died in their early
childhood. The youngest child, Anna
died in 1879. Mrs. Partridge's funeral
was held at the East Middlebury home
at two o'clock Saturday The Rev
Fletcher d. Parker. formerly Of Middle
bury and recently of New Bedford
Mass. but now a city missionary in
Boston, and a close friend of the Part
ridge family. oficiated, Burial was
in Prospect cemetery
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HANCOCK

Mrs. Persis Andrews and daughter,
Blanche, came to Fred Andrews's Satur-
day Mrs. Andrews has been In Newport
with another daughter all winter. Mrs.
Andrews will remain here for some time.
News was received of the birth of a
daughter at the Green Sanitarium.
Bethel to Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Clatin.
March third.-Miss Phyllis Farr is at
home from Albany Business College
Emma Clafiin, six year old daughter of
Robert and Jessie Clafiin, was seriously
burned the morning of March while
playing with matches and later succumb'
ed to the burns.-New officers chosen al
town meeting were: Henry Manning
road commissioner and G. A. Taylor
lister
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Mrs. Sarah Gico) Partridge WIDOW OF
Charles r. Partridge who had been n
prominent resident of East Middlebury
for nearly 60 years. died at her home
there Thursday at 1885 O'Clock from
hcmorrhage following an apoplectlc
shock She had been in failing health
for some time and her distinguished SON
the Hon. Frank G.. Partridge OF Proctor
who rs president of the vermont Marble
company, and who Is her only surviving
near relative had been making frequent
visits to her for the last few months,
and was with his mother at the time OF
her death There also was present a
niece, Mrs. II. q. WHITE, of White Sui
phur Springs Mont, who had formerly
lived with Mrs, Partridge as sort of
an adopted daughter "A number of years
ago. Although Mrs Partridge had Just
passed her S3rd birthday, she was one
of the most active members of the
Ladies' Circle in East Middlebury. Dur
ing the war she was particularly con-
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2s3, auditor for three years. WillisT
Manseau 3l5, Joseph Cauchon 23l; trust
Of public money O. G.. Allard, al; tow
grand Juror. -. r.. O'SuliVan. l37; tow
agent 20 prosecute and defend suits, q
+. Wolcott, lS} town school director fo
three years, 3. T. Gale, 1872; road com
missioner for three years, Sam Andersoi
81, j. =. Cameron 80, Nelson Cross A.
II. II. Thompson IL.
Joseph ID. Benway has received ~
honorable discharge from the army -
Camp Dix and has returned to town. PR
vate Bcnway served II months in tn
army and fought with the 9TH Divisio
and was wounded at Chateau Thieriy
While going lover tho top" when on
foot was caught In the barbed wir
causing his revolver TO explode, tn
bullet entering the lower part of tn
abdomen
The funeral of Philip Chastenay o
la Hickok street. who died Tuesday
will be held tomorrow at ST. Fran
els Xavier Church. He was 80 year
of age and was a widHver, his wifi
having died seven yearS ago. He wa
n member of the mason's union and q
the st. John the Baptist society an
president of the Artisans society. II
is survived by four daughters, Mr.
Thomas Fox, Mrs, Arthur Barron. tn
Misses Seraphine and Honorino Chas
tenay; besides an adopted daughte
Miss Bernadette Chastenay, all Of TIL
place; and two sons, Armand and Glen
ent Chastonay, also of this village. II
also leaves four brothers, Joseph an
Damas of st. Vausville que, Thee
phile of Burlington and Fred Of tn
village. besides three sisters, Mrs Lou
Tetrault of Essex, Mrs. John Plamof
don of St Vausville. Que, and Mr.
John Godin of st. Christine, que.
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LINCOLN

Dinner was served In the Ladies'
Aid hall town meeting day.-Bert Hill
and family went Feb. % to Bristol,
where they will make their home.-Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Negus of Proctor and Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Morse OF Rutland were
recent visitors at the home of the for
mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. b. Cove
An auction has been advertised for one
o'clock Friday, March Z, ct be held at
the home of the late Nathaniel Clark
Mr. and Mrs. l.. IL. Jackman are at home
from Montpelier.-Mr. and Mrs. Elihu
Purinton. went Saturday TO Bristol
where they will reside.-George Dearborn
who has been i'll for the past week. is con-
siderably improved.
A dance will be given Friday evening
from eight until twelve o'clock. in Jack
man & Garland's hall-One of the mos
successful dinners ever given by thu
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SHOREHAM

It is expected that the Rev. II. j..
Human of New York city will occupy
the pulpit of the Congregational Church
Sunday.-The funeral of Mrs. F'lossie
CSlater) Beck of Marlboro, Mass, was
held at the home of her father, William
Slater, Sunday afternoon, the r. B. Sim
mons officiating. The burial was in Lake
View cemetery.-Thirty ladies attended
the missionary meeting held with Mrs.
Elizabeth Smith Thursday.-Mrs. r. b.
simmons and children visited in Orwell
Friday and Saturday of last week.-The
funeral of Mrs. Ellen McGinity was held
at st. Genevieves Church Tuesday morn
ing and burial was in the Catholic ceme-
tery.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baldwin are
guests of Mr.. Baldwin's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Genes Baldwin.
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MONKTON

donation will he held in the Boro
church Wednesday evening. March ~.
the proceeds will go toward paying
deficiency in pastors salary. 1t is
expected an oyster supper viii be
served and that a program with music
ana games will be a part of the eve
ning's entertainment.--Servi at the
East Monkton church next Sunday, as
the cottage meetings have been dis
continued. Sunday school at 80 and
preaching at 2:30 p. m.-The social at
East Monkton Friday evening was a
complete success in every particular
and much credit is due the commit
tee In charge. Not only the supper,
but the games and music were enjoyed
by the $50 present. The receipts were
Thursday in Rutland with the Rev. G.
K. Statham. district superintendent
The Rev. NJ. w. Russell has resigned
his position as scout master of Putney
| troop No. l. Boy Scouts of America
The troop has presented him with the
| ofhcial scoutmaster's medal and badge.
The w. G. r. u, held a Frances
Willard memorial service at the home OF
| William Cox, Thursday afternoon. An
| interesting program was given which in
cluded remarks by the county president
| Mrs Nahum of Bristol Refreshments
were served.-The Willing Workers will
! have a st. Patrick's social and enter
| tainment at the town hall on Monday
evening, March 17.-Mrs. Amanda Mas
| tiers is spending n few days with relatives
in Vergennes-Ross Wood has returned
to his home in Poughkeepsie, n. Y, after
spending week with the Rev. j. f.
Eansome.-The w. c. r. u. will meet
with Mrs L. c. Dean, Thursday after
noon, March 6.-Miss Edna Dryer has re-
turned from New York city.
The following town officers were
elected at the annual town meeting, held
Tuesday at the town hail. Moderator
II. V. Sears; clerk and treasurer, Il. II
Palmer; selectman for three years, c. d
Barnum; overseer OF poor, e. w. Meader
constable, II. j. Vanslett; lister for three
years, ID. w. Eddy; road commissioner
D. H.. Meader; school director for thre,
years, Earle Meader; town grand juror
w. c. Donohue; town agent, f. w
| Meader: auditor for three years, C. II
Sears.-Epworth League meeting Sunda,
| evening at the home of L. l.. Dwire
with Mrs. Dewey Dervoid as leader
Eugene Devoid had the misfortune re
Gently to cut his left thumb badly whil
using a wood saw.-Donald Sears at
tended the play in New Haven recently
given by Beeman Academy.-Mrs. Leol
l.. Dwire attended the funeral of he
cousin, Mrs. Frederick r. Dickerman
in Bristol February 27-D. Il. Mech ha
returned from several days stay il
Montpelier.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. Scar
were called to Boston Tuesday night b.
the serious illness of Mrs. Sears siste,
| Lara Dean Hollis-The social in Eas
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NEW HAVEN

Miss Pauline Partch is at home from
her school in Fremont, n. H.. for a
short vacation.-Clayton Kimbalrs
family is i'll with influenZa--Mrs. Paul
Paul Bearor was at home from Bur-
lington for the week -end.-Mr. and
Mrs. J. Il, Davis and Miss Sneden
passed Sunday with friends in Panton.
Earl Clifford was at home from Ran
dolph for the week -end.-Mrs ii. c.
Peck was a visitor in Vergennes Sat-
urday.-Donald Sears of Monkton has
been passing some time with friends
in town.-Arlie Brittell and Christine
Shaw were over-Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. G. j. Sprigg.-Mr. and Mrs.
G. A. Hunt of Waltham were callers
| in town Sunday
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BRISTOL

Mrs. Mary Dodge died last week We'd
nesday night at the home of her grand
daughter, Mrs. c. II. Varney on Ward
street, of complications following infiu-
enza.
The high wind Friday night blew the
cornice off II. c. Norton's block on Main
street.-At the mems meeting, held at
the Methodist Church Friday evening,
c. T. Fray, G. A. Danforth. DR.. w. l..
Morgan, T. C. Varney and Il. B. Qun-
don were appointed a committee to con-
fer with the Rev. i. w. Gould to for
mulate plans for organization at a meet
ing to be held March IL.
Joseph w. Johnson died at the home
of Mrs. Cutting on West street Sunday
morning of tuberculosis. He was about
55 years of age and leaves a widow and
one son. Robert. of Rochester, N. Y. The
funeral was held Wednesday at II
o'clock at the house. with burial in Hunt
inton.-Dr. and Mrs. Edmunds were at
home from Montpelier during the recess
, of the Legislature.-The friends of Irene
Hawthorne) Church gave her n shower
party Thursday night. Mrs. Church
leaves soon for California to join her
husband Earl ]. Church.-Dr w. A.
Shattuck of Rutland spent Sunday with
| his mother, Mrs. Olive Shattuck.-Miss
| Florence Hanks of Fairfax was ut home
| over Sunday. Burrows Pope spent
the weekend in Starksboro.
Mrs. Lottie Day went to New York
Tuesday on business.-A son, Philip
Drake, Jr.. was born Saturday night
at the Mary Fletcher hospital to Cor
poral and Mrs. +. d. Lawrence. Cor
poral Lawrence is still in France
Mr.. and Mrs. Elroy Babcock have re-
turned from Lincoln.--Mrs. Earl j
Church started Tuesday for California
where she will Join her husband, who
is an officer in one of the training
| camps--Miss Trail of Brandon has
been spending few days with Mrs
+. NJ. Thomas.-Mr. and Mrs. f. b
Guindon went to Lincoln Sunday tc
see Mrs. d. w. Merrill. who recently
underwent a serious operation for ap
pendicitis. Mrs. Merrill is doing well
The outlook club will meet Friday aft
| ernoon at the home Of Mrs. Norton. Rol
CALL rhine legislation: espionage acts
Presidents power, draft, railroads, fuel
selling of enemy property; in charge Of
| Miss Smith, Miss Thomas and Miss Nor
ton; music, Mrs. Norton.-Mr. and Mrs
John L. Selden went to Vergennes Sat
urday to attend the 18th anniversary o
Mrs Selden's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
f. A, Lee
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WHITING

Seaman Lee Rawson obtained his dis
charge and came home on Wednesday.
John Aines is visiting in Woodstock.
Mrs r. MuZzy of Pittsford is visit
ing Ravlin Teiller.-The Tortoise"
team of the True Workers class gave
an entertainment on Friday and won
the contest, the judges voting by bal
lot, which resulted in unanimous
vote. The play. The Call of the
Colors," was given, also a minstrel
show, Camp Fire Girls demonstra
ton and other pieces,-Mrs. Frank
Rawson. Mrs. Lee Rawson and Miss
Eta Rawson were in Rutland Tuesday
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Henry Germain has moved his fam
lily to the farm which he purchased last
summer. known as the Grace farm. He
has built over the house and made
many improvements.-Curt Orvis has
moved back to dis own farm which
Mr.. German has carried on the last
three years.-Fred Shortsleeves has
moved to New HaVen.-Fred Wright
has engaged to work for Joseph Trudo
the coming season and will move his
family to his tenement house.-Andsew
Hallock is i'll with neuritis.-Mrs. Ovet
Hallock is in poor health.
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DANVILLE

Miss Minnie Langmaid has so far re-
covered from her recent Illness as to re-
turn to her work at +, b. Stockers.-Miss
Grace Hoyt of Lowell, Mass. came here
to attend the wedding of her brother,
Morrs-A very quiet home wedding oc-
CURED at the home of Asa Sargent when
his daughter. Martha, was married to
Morris. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Hoyt,
by the Rev c. II. Merrill of ST. Johns
Eleazer Dole has been
honoraby discharged from the service
and has gone to the University of YER
mont at Burlington, to complete his
course.
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ORWELL

Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Hall and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Plue attended the funeral of
D. c. Bascome ii TiconderogR, N. Y, last
Tuesday.-Henry Rising has leased his
farm to Ned Birchard, of Shoreham.-
Miss Theresa Purcell was in Burlington
last week.-Mrs.. r. S. Young has ac-
cepted the position of teller in the bank
The Rev. j. o. Haarvig Of Boston spoke
at the Congregational Church, Sunday
The Hands Cove Chapter, D. A. r., met
Saturday with Mrs. d. l.. Wells.-The
monthly business meeting Of the Y. p. S.
c, e. was held Monday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Barnard.