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WESTFORD

Tine village schools will give an enter
tainment consisting of drills. folk dances.
and songs at the town hall Friday eve
ming. II will b. followed by a promenade
The Community Ladies Aid will meet
for dinner at the home of Mrs. w. W.
kimball on Wednesday, November - in
stead Of November as announced on the
program The Fortnightly club will meet
on Saturday of this week with Mrs. y. e.
Ifall.--Mrs. r. Grow Of Lowell. Mass
visited relatives in town last week. There
will he a farm bureau meeting the evening
of November IS. Speakers are expected
from outside anud refreshments will be
.crved. Mrs. No7a Gravelln spent the
weekend in tovu.-.At the annual meeting
ing OF the Red. Cross Saturday evening,
l he following officers were elected:
Chairman. T. W. Grow; vice. chairman
Mrs. =. G. Gale; secretary, Mrs. James
Moran: treasurer. Mrs. ]. T.. Allen; chair
man home service committee, the Rev.
". w. White: chairman. supply commit
tee. Mrs. S. ". Howard; executive COM
mittee. Mr.. W. W. kimball. Miles Mel
On, III
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COLCHESTER

Nj. and Mrs. Myron Shaw and dsug,l-
ter. Helen, took an automobile trip to
Stanstcad last week. They were ac-
compauied as far as Newport by Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. L. Wolcctt-Mrs Fay Marvin
and daughter. Gwcndolen. arc visiting
in Huntington this week. Miss Slapp
spent the week-end with Miss Mar
gucrite w olco't.-Free'aud Nelson is i'll.
AT the union service at the BAPTIST
Church Sunday. the Few. DR.. Davidson
had charge.--The Misses Lillian Wocott
and Mildred Munson are at home. their
schools at Essex Junction being closed
on account of scarlet fevcr.-Mrs.
Lyman Whitman of Weybridge visited
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mcneil
last week.-Mrs.. lizzie Carey is making
extensive repairs on her housc.-Mr and
Mrs. Max Wolcott are moving into the
congregational parsonase.-A dance will
be held AT Noodmap's hall Friday even
mg.-The Rev. and Mrs. Irving Gray and
family have moved TO Burlington,
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family from the tenement In G. II. Stet-
sons house to Manchester, n. H., where
they will pass the winter.--F o. Libby
has moved 10 he farm n Berkshire,
which he Is hoping to sell.--Mrs. A. b.
Hogle, who formerly lived in Swanton,
but is at present in Boston. was re-
cent visitor in the home Of her sister,
Mrs. u. T. Beatty, on Orchard street.
MIR. and Mrs. j. W. Hathaway and two
sons. Ralph and Raymond, and Mrs.
Hathaway's father, w. c. Hogaboon;.
living on the Pulitzer estate at Man.
haset l.. T., are visiting among friends
here, where they formerly lived.-F. NJ.
Frazier. who has been living with his
father, Gardner Frazier. has moved to
the Frank Hart, IT.. farm which the
elder Mr.. Frazier recently purchased OF
the administrator Of tho Lydia Hart
estate, r. W. Pcrley. The two daughters
Of the family have separated. ono going
TO her sister. Mrs. Levi Ashton. and
the other to the family of George Fair
banks Leslie Gucrtu of Abbott's Cor
ner, One. and \. s. Chaffce of Bcrls-
shire were business visitors IN town Fri
day.-Mrs. II. Il. Aver Of st. Adams has
been passing a few days In the home OF
her niece. Mrs. T.. ]. Tyler.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. \. ST. Onrc and
young son Of Montgomery Center were IN
town Saturday.--i w. Clark. rural car
rier on route !, has moved his family
from tine farm in Berkshire to the tenc.
ment Of Mrs. L. $. Darrah, recently va
Gated by J. n. Draper.--Ambrose Buskcr
mas moved from MS fathers mouse on
the Cotton road in Franklin into rooms
In \. ]. Garrow's tenement on School
street.-Arthur Towle has vacated the
'pstair tenement of Mrs Darfah on
bisinafk street ana j. W. hathaway
from Manhaset, l.. l., has moved his
famil% there for the present.-R. W..
Clark mas rented his farm to Henry Hart,
VINO mas been living in tenement house
IN North berksh're.-c. II. punton lett
friday Tor M'ddlevilie, ~ y. Mrs. Dun
ION and me children VIII remain with her
parents MIS- ana MIS- ~ W. rowe Tor
ie" daEs.-state ! NJ =. \. secretary,
byron 'ark, spoke IN the morning III the
"etno"'s' 'hur'n OF MS work CURING the
VOL III rrdiP'' III inc evening tnere was
'"" go we III tue sdl'ic cn"rch WIN
w. w.. ,>'eiN ""o WI ''A'e as speakers
Nv 'Ns' '",n"" lss oeen IN Russia Tor
,' ''-'osep' 'o"eV'e mas mover 10
W. :" "S'' ran
i'.cl N'c''fhodu't ms moved ms
,.a' Ne' '!o'.' cue basement OF the r. Il.
ar ".ocN 10 tne newly fin'shed pase-
,ne"t " ''i'h nA'o"n'a'n oIock'--f.' IT,
,' '''' ao"' VI nest 70. rama OF huf-
We sn'Sts SUNDAY III 'h" nome
W ''' - 81 Oh ''TCnhI0 street, n.
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FAIRFAX

The annual meeting of the Fed Cross
will be held Friday afternoon Mt three
O'Clock with Mrs. W. y. Stewart. II is
expected that Mrs. Elmer johnson of ST.
Adams will speak 70 the ladies -Miss
Myrtle Hutchinson, former teacher a
Bellows Free Academy. spent the week
end in town. the guest of the Misses
MISUNDERSTANDING Gordon has moved his
family to Herbert Elmer's farm and Nj.
Elmer has moved to the farm he recently
bought OF the r. +, orion estate.--Her-
bert Bellows Of Cambridge has moved ia
II, r. Bellows farm and Mr.. Bellows has
moved to the Vllage.--Leon Montague
has moved to the Ballard place, which he
recently bouGht.-Mr and Mrs. =. l..
Robinson were In Burlington sunday 10
see Mrs. Robinson's sister. who is criti-
cally i'll at the hospital.--Edmunl Leach
student at Norwich Universit.'. spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs II. r. Leach,-Mr apd Mrs. William
tfford We're in Burlington Saturday to
see Mr., Ufford's sister, Miss Mary u
ford, who is seriously i'll at the Mary
Fletcher hospital.--Master Howard PaN-
sons entertained several of his friends at
Halloween party at his home Friday
evening. They reported f1ne time.
A meeting was called Tuesday evening
to see about better fire protection for
CONTINUED from ,saCe tcnl
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CHARLOTTE

Ladies Aid held their regular
PISS meeting for the month at the
of Mrs. e. NJ. Byington Wednesday
Poon.-The Halloween social at
fy hall Friday evening was well at.
p. Both halls were decorated with
cats, bats and iacko lanterns
Is and cards Were played and re-
[lcn;s were served. Receipts for the
he We're s22.00,-Tho whist club
It's first meeting At Library hall
3esday evening. The community
'hg will be at the home r T.. y.
Thursday evening. There win be
fary business meeting mt the ball
Hay afternoon
first meeting of the WINS, clUlA has
postponed until next week Wcdncs-
November l., instead Of having t.
week ~ fret p,inned.--A veIy
kastic meeting of the Grange was
Monday night, -Four lhcnhers were
ia. Major Mr'unr "r Nc?genu"s
a very interesting ia'S on his wa
euce and over 81 sat down 10 a fine
Music W',e furnisl,d j.. the
'hayiottr orc -oS'ra. --rdc i3nu a;r
+ WIRING h" haN f,y r'cct1ic liGt ia
MsrE lT"tO";H OF line burg are
? tnri" hcuseNn.G 2O"6s "a t,o term
rurchas"d recsat'y "f tho Che
,-Lo,"t Primo" htIH r>c'rr-5 g.
u a. r#r "a l. va.5."i on route
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MILTON BORO

+. T.. Goodwin and family have moved to
their new home at Georgia Center and
Alfred Eaton has moved oil to his farm
thai lac purchased Of Mr. Goodwin. John
Forbes spent the Weekend at his home
in Williston.----H. n. Costello has been
at Camp 1tich. paper hanging.--The Misses
Emogcne and Cordelia Wood spent Tues
day with Minnie Dccker.---Mrs. John and
Ward richards were in St. Albans Octo-
Der 30.--Scvoral from this place attended
tho chicken pic supper at Georgia Plain
wednesday, October 2A.--Fay Berry was
nom" over sunday. Mr. and Mrs. lio-
'ar; Richards Of Burlington returned
Monday {" Burlington after spending o
" COX With thoir SON. HMM. l;icha IDS.
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Joseph Rochelle the evening Of October
"A. All enjoyed the evening with games
and music. Refreshments were served
The Rev. and Mrs. Il. J. Malzard and
little son were guests Of Mrs. Cora
Chaplin in Burlington, Tuesday and
Wednesday Miss Dessa Bolgcr of Lake
Placid is at her home for a vacation
J.. Il. Bolger and daughters attended the
wedding in Underhill Center "Wednesday
morning of Thomas r. Breen and
Elizabeth NJ. Leary.--Mr. and Mrs. r. G..
Fuller gave dinner party Tuesday in
honor of their niece and husband. Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Norton of Buffalo. n.
V, to Mr., and Mrs. q. G.. and c, c.
Bicknell and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Moran. Miss Leona COOK is working for
T.. NJ. IIosliins.-Mr and Mrs. c. L..
Peter have sold their store stock and
fixtures to Mr.. and Mrs Frank s. Law
renee Of Burlington. Possession is 10 be
given SO on.
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where he has Il position with q. ;.
Blodsett company.Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Carpenter of Burlington. who were mar
ried October ~ visited relatives in town
a Few days last week on their way home
from New York. While here. they were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Blanchard
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ST. George. on
saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. st. George. ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter,
TOOK an 80 mile automobile ride returning
ny the way OF Burlington. when Mr.. and
MIS-. carpenter returned to their home.
DR.. ". H. Froft has returned fom over
seas and with Mrs. Frost is visiting the
Rev. and Mrs. II. Quick in Bridport.
GaNlold Irish goes to the Fanny Allen
hospital this week for treatment. He
expects to have an operation for adeuoids
and enlarged tonsls-Mrs. Henry Nancor
is much better and is able to ride out.
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RICHMOND

T.. ". Andrews has leased tic hotel Tor
an other year.-The Rev. Frances Kim
ball of Alstead, y. H.. Il former pastor
of the tniversalSt Church occupied
The pulp. at the Congregations: Churcii
sunday morning. kinhall while III
town was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. u. l..
Frccman.--A Halloween party was held
a. the high school hall Friday evening.
Gordon Young of Bristol was recently
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George Il.
Bartett.-M Cisllop who has been en-
rloyed as bookkeeper at Bordens Con-
densed Milk company for several months.
has resigned his position.--Nfiss Mae
Brcwin Is at the Fanny Allen hospital
for treatment. Miss Cassidy of FTinesburg
was recent visitor in town.--Afre.
Thomas Barron and two daughters re-
turned Oct. - from England where they
visited relatives the past sumner They
We're met in Montreal by Mr.. Barron
Miss Lois Bartlett entertained a num-
her of her college friends at the home of
her parents Wednesday Oct. 1-ATiss
Ruth Taylor who teaches in New Hamp-
shire was taken suddenly i'll last week
and her mother called to care for her
later returning to her home here and
will he taken TO the Mary Fletcher hos
pitsl, where she will undergo an opera
ton for appendicitis.--At the Cniversalist
Church meeting at the church Wednes-
day Oct. % tho following officers were
elected Trustees, l.. f. Douglas, r. T..
Jacobs. T. w. Fay; secretary. Mrs. u. T..
Jacobs; treasurer. collector r. l.. Free
man; Sunday school superintendent F. q.
Nichols.-W. ]. Wilcox has purchased the
farm known as the Squire farm and F..
II. Shepardson has purchased Of Mr.. and
Mrs r. l.. Stevens their farm In Jones'
,,iiI
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TOWNSVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. {. Gleason OF Eur,juG
ton were in town Monday.--Little Leon
Fuller. who has been at the home of his
grand parents for the past six weeks. has
returned to his home in Willston.--T. /.
stevens has sold his farm to +. II.
Shcpardson and bought the house in Rich
nond village. which was owned by tho
Misses Jennie and Grace Towne Of Bur
linS:on.-Dr. and Mrs. !. NJ. stevens and
daughter of Hyde Park were in Town
Suuday.-Cards have been received an
nourcng the marriage Of Mrs. Naomi
Goodrich l1ildrcth and William Boeccl
Of Denver. Colo. Mrs. Bocccl WAS for
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RICHFORD

Frank '5uilnette, aged - years died
OF valvular heart trouble Tuesday Oct.
y at his home on Troy street. Ny.
Guimette was born near st. Hyacinthe.
Que, and when "A hoy II years Of age
came to Enosburs Falls and lived there
until 3S years ago, when he moved to this
place He lived on his farm at Hard
wood Hill until a few years ago. When
he moved to the village into the home
where he died. He is survived bv his
wife and seven children, Frank. pelbert
Hibbard Charles. Joseph Of Eichtord
Mrs Louise Blum Of Enosburs Falls
Mrs. Julia Chapel of Montgomery and
u grand children and II great children
The funeral service was held in All
Saints Catholic Church Saturday morning
AZ 1000 o'clock and the burial was in the
Catholic cemetery.
{. H. Aiken has returned home from
California. On his way home he stopped
in Billings, Montana, Ohio and Chicago
TO visit among friends.-MisS Dorothy
Gardyne Of Montgomery visited her sis
ter. Miss Margaret Gardyne, over the
weels-end.-Miss Eva White and Miss
May White have gone to Burlington
where they have employment.-Mr.. F.
Lewis and daughter. Miss Janet, OF
Brookline. Mass. are visiting .at the
home of Mrs. Lewis daughter, Mrs. r.
I. ngston.-Capt. A. ]. Merrill started
Monday for st. Petersburg, Fla. where
he will pass the winter months.-Sprague
Noyes and family have moved
to their newly purchased nome,
the William Comings farm i'll
Berkshire.-Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Smith
and daughter have gone to Boston on
business trip.--C!harles Mosisr OF Bur
lington has been visiting among rels tives
in this place.
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~ "rS. refer Parlzo VINO were occupy
'ne Hreen mousse nave moved IN WITH
SON Jesse Tor the present
ne nonor roll. Wh'cn VIII be dedicated
lNeii'ner H. VIII be located between the
r. once ana the Essen trust 60. At
conclusion OF the parade, which be-
Ps NJ 2:5o ana VIII include all the-civic.
|ret ana m'l'tarN organizations, the
|Ve'ii'le OF the honor roll VIII take place.
is part OF the program is IN charge of
L ana Mrs f. w. Post. The honor of
|rcIlins the honor roll falls to little
rs Pa'naudc, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
rye IathaQde. y brother OF Miss
|'hauoe was the fiist Essex boy killed
the war y victory arch IL to be erect
on Main street. This work Is in charge
Q. 5. Nichols. The decorating Of the
IN is to he in charge of Mrs. Lucia
|wning. All the business blocks OF the
Page are to he decorated and the de-
atins committee, through its chair
| II. u. y. Mudgeit urgently requests
ft all residences he decorated Tickets
the supper. which will he served in
| ves;ry of the Congregational Church.
| y be procured at the Junction phar-
cy or ut Gilbert's store. The dance
fnn1ittcc has selected Fl. Il. Han ana
rgc tIanley for floor manager and
| mes T.. Kennedy for ticket seller
mayer Charles Metcalf Of the Essex
| in fine shape to Lrovidc the outdoor
sic for the day Musical Directc"
he has organized chorus of IS voices.
hale quartet and an orchestra TO firm
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HUNTINGTON

The missionary society will meet
Thursday with Mrs. r. +. O'Bricu.--Mrs
IIanley il visiting her daughter, Mrs
Myetto.--Mrs. Jennie Johns and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Sears are visiting in Waterbury
at Mrs Harry Harvcys. IF. NJ. Norton
OF Enosburg weekend visitor at
r. T.. Batcs.-Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Renway have gone TO Rutland for few
weeks with their daughter, Mrs. Briggs
Next Sunday Mr.. Adams sermon will he
in connection with the Red Cross drive,
which is on this week. The poster. the
Red Cross mother. will he displayed and
he will take FOR his text "Shc Hath Done
What She Could
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WEST BERKSHIRE

Funeral services for Mrs. Henry
lioadleN, Who died Monday October -.
were held at her late home October 90
the Rev. g. g. Mcdonald of1ciating
MIS-. Hoadley had been in falling health
for several months. She Is survived by
her husband, ono son, one daughter and
two sisters.--The Ladies' Aid realized
about $50 from the chicken pic supper
Wednesday October 29.-Arthu. Little is
moving from NJ. Petersons fam to :
f. Whitnlan's farm.-Philbert Playful ia
moving from Mr.. Whitman's farm 70 II.
\. Mosier's fsrm.-F. II. Downey is NOV
ing to NJ. Peterson's farin.-George Rine-
hart has purchased James Elrick's house
and las moved his family there
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ENOSBURG FALLS

October proved to be very wet month /.
having to its credit $50 inches. 213 OF
which fell during the last "a hosirs of the
month, accompanied by thunder. The
funeral Of Florence Irish was attended
from her late home Friday at 80 p, M,
the Rev, w. r. Dukeshre officiating.
Burial was in Misssquoi cemetery. Be
sides her parents. Mr.. and Mrs, Il. Judd
Irish. she leaves two brothers and a sis
ter Norton, Robert and Mary Elizabeth,
Among those from out OF town were Mr..
and Mrs, &. w. Norton, DR.. and Mrs
4. NJ. Norton, II. c. Norton, J. w, Nor
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Il. j. Norton Mr.. and
Mrs. +. r. Hin and Miss Ella Norton, all
OF Bristol. and Mrs. +, r. Read of Shell
burne.-Harry G. Hsdd, who travels for
the b. f. Goodrich Co, has moved his
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ESSEN CENTER

p dance Friday night was wen at.
fd and the senior class of the high
II realized SEE. W. Bradley re-
ID Sunday night from n motor trip
'ndsor county. He witnessed the
ksme of football between Dart
III and Colgate Saturday afternoon
Spent Saturday night and Sunday
Is home in South Royalton.-The
services Tor some weeks were
in the white church SUNDAY
| ling. Extension repairs including
Inplete interior refinishing and the
lation OF new lighting system
the church most attractive. The
ling services took form in a fins
tal and rhetorical program Of a
day nature,
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SHELBURNE

~ the first IL days ot October
Fhurnc Operative Creamery paid
Il per hundred for four per cent.
+. w W. Irish and NJ. M Farrell
an average test of over six per
e. which made their milk worth
+ and $50 per hundred. Walter
1k just under five per cent brought
worth S4.t1 per hundred. Twenty
of tho patrons received over -
hundred and 80 of them AVERAGED
<e four pcr ceut.--.T"hn Hart has
ed into the house a, tho Fails
Sted by Malcomb Rarncy.--Mr. and
Ernest t;abree spent sunday with
Gabree's father in Milton.--Mrs.
frson Palmer is confined to the
fe by illness.-AIrs. Bertha Scott
returned to her home in Charlotte
ne visited her sister. Mrs n. y.
er.-Mrs, r. r. Roberts is in Rris-
few days visiting relatives
Florence Beaumont is visiting
Robert Monroe. Mr.. and Mrs.
files Reed have been in Randolph
few days. Coleman has left
stock farm recently sold to Law
Q Hayes Of South Burlington and
moved to the G. n. Ordway farm.
|. and Mrs. J. S. Norton were given
frprisc party Halloween night by
hers Of the Kings Daughters.
rs Eve Poirier and George w. Van.
of Essen were married at st. Cath.
g Church Monday afternoon by tho
Father Henry.
pm Bacon of Shelburre Falls has sold
1ouse and building recently used by
ard Peterson for a garage to Few
Estey and Milton Clark Of Char
Possession Of the garage will he
December I and the house Marcl
PC. II. Garen has moved into the
recently occupied by Ida Monroe.
Roberi Monroe is confined 10 the
by illness. Miss Florence Beaumont
bring for her.--Thc Woman's I'M
ment society will meet this after
at 2:p with Mrs. George Lewis
Walter White has gone to New York
in her husband. DR.. White is soon
sent to San Francisco. Cal.--Mrs.
y Harrington and daughter
ietta. have returned from visiting
yes in ESSEX Junction.
marriage Of Henry Hopkins and
Jean Milton Anderson, both Of Shell.
F. was solemnizcd at Trinity Church.
purne yesterday afternoon at five
tk by the Rev. George Robert
h. The bride was attended by Mrs
IS Carnegie of Shelburne Point and
given away in marriage by Alexan-
fraham. The groon's attendant vas
c Carnegie.
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UNDERHILL

Mrs. r. *. Humphrey of Boston.
Mass. is visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. 4. e. Humphrey.-Mrs. Addie
Remission has returned after two weeks
visit in Sheffield and Richford.--Guy
Page of Burlington was in town on bust
ness Monday and Tuesday.-Reginald
Hawley Of .Iew York is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. h C. Hawley. be-
fore sailing for South America. where he
will go into busness.--The high school
cleared about SIS from the Halloween
party last week.-Tra Mcclellan and
family have moved to Burlington. where
they have employment.--Dr. A. l.. FogR
and family of Burlington were in town
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WEST ENOSBURG

The funeral Of Miss Coda NORWAY,
aged % years, was held ct the home of her
grandmother, Mrs. Louise Morwsy Wed
nesday morning October ~. The Rev.
+. Il. Campbell, pastor of the Methods
Church, of1cisted. The bearers were
clyde and Kenneth Lavalls, Burton La
Cross and Alton Brown. She is survived
oy her mother, Mrs. Rollin Brown. two
half-brotners, and haIf-sister, also her
grandmother The burial was at Enos-
burg Center cemetery. Those from out
Of town to attend the funeral were Nj.
and Mrs. Hiram Boguc and son, Howard
Of tndcrhil: Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Borue
of Jeffersonvlle, Miss Ida Boguc and
Mrs. Kate Isham of Burlington: Mrs
Lizzie Domino of BERKSHIRE and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bullis Of Bakersfield
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BAKERSFIELD

THOSE who are interested in the forma-
ton of a literary circle are invited to
meet Tuesday evening, November II. at
Mrs. c. H. Morrlls. There will be music.
Those who come are asked 10 bring as
far as possible, Il copy of David Copper
held.-The Rev, W. W. Smith was in ST.
Adams Monday on business connected
with the Congregational Church
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UNDERHILL CENTER

Thomas F. Breen of this place and Miss
Bessie NJ. Leary of Jericho were married
at st. Thomas Church by the Rev.
Father Pariseau Wednesday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Reynolds hove
gone to Burlington, where they will pass
the winter with their daughter.--Mr. and
Mrs. V. Fl. Boyd entertained a number
of people last Thursday evening, the an
niversary of their marriage.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. b. Joy visited in Morrisvile
Sunday.
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BINGHAMVILLE

Mrs. Lucia Parsons received word SAT-
urday OF the death of her sister, Mis-.
jeanette Sweet. of Abercoin. r. &C. l..
Gilman. Ruth Sweet and Miss Southland
were in Burlington Saturday. The Rev.
j. H. Wills has returned from his vacs-
tloh. Mrs. Wills is fhe guest Of their
daughter, Mrs. Quimby, Of Essex june
'loil~flmer Hooper, Mrs. Lucia Parsons.
~ H. hooper, Mrs. 4. W. Hooper, Ruth
sweet ana 'n"z Hooper were in Canada
MONDAY 20 attend the funeral rf Mrs.
.leanMcttc SWcnt
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HINESBUIsf.

TN" cprd.tiln - Miss Fannie l., Pierce,
va" h"" hoe1 rr9'uus. ~, following mn
orerai ION 70, appendicitis, II much bet
ter Mrs, Iuu' tlull srcHt tho past week
va Darlington Win Mr.. and Mr." \. S.
llu,l ~" oNuec'T 20 c.n.o her nome here
s"rn t'.d viii sp"u3 ,he wiuteg tn Wash
'"T'N Il, G., WIN fcr .HarIh'cG, Mrs.
v ~ Field F 3 Dow in In Burlington,
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MONTGOMERY

Miss Clara Wheeler has returned home
from visit at the home of the Rev and
Mrs. Stead Thornton in Groton. - Mrs.
Homer Frazier is visiting relatives in
Boston and vicinity.-AIrs, c, p. Swan is
passing few days with relatives In