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tined for whooping cough.--Cecily Dona-
hue of the Shelburne school and Ruth of
the Castleton normal school passed the
THANKSGIVING vacation with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Donahuc. Judge
il. V. Sears, G. N. Stone and a. II.
Thomas petit Jurors from here, are at
tending county court at Middlebury this
week.-E. Il. Thomas passed Thanksgiving
at his home in North Ferrisburg.
IdaWilloon, teacher of the village school,
passed the Thanksgiving recess at her
home in New MISUNDERSTANDING was en-
joyed for Thanksgiving. Kenneth Gee Of
the Bristol high school passed his Thanks
giving recess at his home herc--Decem-
Der l. the deer season opened and n few
hunters were out. Deer are scarce in this
vicinity of late years. +. N. Dean Is
game warden OF this town, appointed by
the county warden.--Mrs d. G. Wright
and daughter of Springfield, Mass. and
Miss Cornelia Comstock are guests of
their brother and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il Iodd
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ORWELL

Mr. and Mrs. d. l.. Wells were in
Middlebury Monday. Bascom left
Monday for Florida to be gone all winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. b. Root attended the
wedding OF Miss Mildred Root in Benson
on Wednesday last. the groom was Wal
ter Rubin of Hampton, y. Y.-The
Nickerson family of Orwell attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Addie Emerson of Bos-
ton, which was held in Putnam, n. y.
Tuesday. Mrs, Marion Bascom is to
spend the winter with Miss Addie Royce,
DIR. T. II. Hack of Proctor entertained
his parents Thanksgiving Miss Anna
Young came home for Thanksgiving, -
Mrs. John w. Clark and son. Wilson. of
Pawlet, spent Thanksgiving with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Branch,
Mrs. Clark remained until Saturday
morning to return by train,--Keland Hall,
and Kenneth Piue were home from Troy
Conference Academy at Poutney. three
days last week.-Oliver Bascom sold rs
cows to one man before he left for
Florlda.-The Ladies' Sewing society held
a sale in their rooms Wednesday after
noon and evening.-D. j. Leonard was in
Rutland Monday.--Mr. and Mrs. l.. n,
Bessette were In Rutland Firday.-Mrs.
c. d. Abel Is gaining. II. homas is
still shut In with q cold.-John Purcell
come home feeling poorly but is much
mproved,-Charles /, Raymond of Fort
Edward, n. Y. was with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. J. o. Raymond the last of the
week.. C. Thomas has gone to Middle
bury as juror.-Mr and Mrs. C. c. Allen
were in Proctor last week.--Gid Barber
shot doe Monday monng in the south
ern part Of our town, weighing 1&
mounds
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HINESBURG

c. w. Bostwick has recently purchased
of the Wallace Holsten company Of Wall
ingford. Conn. the finely bred bull calf,
Sir Agg'e Pontiac Artis.-iiope Circle OF
Kings Daughters will hold its annual
dance and supper al the vestry Friday
afternoon and evening. December D
Lewis Hendricks returned Monday TO ma
home in Newburyport, Mass after te"
visit at the home OF w. e Andrews
Joseph Martin is ill.-Omer V. Partch,
who has been at his home here since ne
was discharged from the navy, mas re-
turned to Kansas to his work IN the pahk'
Henry Clough ana son, or oneo'a' "
Y, are visiting his parents, Mr.. ana Mrs.
a. 7. Clough.
The item in tuesdays paper should nave
read; The Kings Daughters ahhua! sais
and supper VIII De he!d FRIDAY AFTERNOON
and evening, December ''-Mlss ldeila
Lewis Is at the Fanny Allen hospital Tor
Observation-Disclosures DlmlcK' VINO mas
been at the Mary fle'cner hosp!'a4 ior
an operation lor apI'eTulcItlS' mas IeiI
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ST. GEORGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Wellnger and
daughter. Sylvia, We're in Burlington
Saturday.-M. w. Hnsdale and daugh-
ter Nora, spent Thanksgiving with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Farnsworth in Essex
Earl Aver and brother. Paul, OF St
Adams. have gone to Bolton for few
days deer hunting Mrs. A. b. Williams
is gaining slowiy.-The Rev. Charles Ben
nett will preach at the school house
Friday evening.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Hinsdale and Mrs. Abbie Shea returned
to Boston this week.-Mrs.. Ethel Young
spent Saturday in Misunderstanding
Isham and son. Floyd, and Charles Allen
of Shelburne have gone OH a deer hunt
ing trip. Frederick Peet is also out Of
town hunting Mrs Wellinger, daughter
Margaret, and son, Lawrence, visited
her daughter. Mrs. Osburne. in Willis
ton Sunday.--Ear. Pillsbury has returned
to the Burlington high school after pas
sing the Thanksgiving recess at his
home here-Mrs Frank flinsdale is en-
PERTAINING her mother, Mrs. Leonard, for
t>vp
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT:
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
Addison County
MIDDLEBUKY

A pretty wedding took place in Middle
bury Saturday morning at $50 O'Clock,
when Miss Marjorie Alice, youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Cal
houn of 81 Pleasant street and George L.
Richardson, eldest son of George w.
Richardson of West Springfield, Mass.
were united in marriage by the Rev.
George Moody, pastor Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. The wedding took
place in the presence of a very few i'm
mediate relatives at the brides home.
The bride was attired in a silvertone
travelling suit and wore a black picture
hat. Mr.. Richardson was a former stu
dent at Middlebury College and is now
employed as an advertising salesman by
the Springfield Republican and Daily
News. The couple left for a short honey
moon. after which they will reside at 76
Belmont avenue, Springfield. Mass.-The
Morgan Horse Register, which for 90
years was conducted by the late Joseph
Battell, and left by the latter's will to
Middlebury College, has been sold to c.
c. Stillman. secretary and treasurer of
the Morgan Horse club of New IorK.
The property consists of the copyright
on three volumes of the Morgan Regis
ter already published, and copy for a
fourth one which was in preparation at
the time of Mr.. Battell's death. 1t was
The desire of the college to place this in
the hands of Morgan horse lovers, where
Mr. Battell's ideas should be carried on
4 possible, and the sale to Mr.. Stilman
s considered fortunate, as besides being
prominently identified with the Morgan
Horse club he is himself a breeder of
Morgans. He has a large stable at Corn
wall-on-the-Hud The working up oy
The history and pcdigrees of Morgan
horses was begun in 1884 by W. Fl. Bliss,
out it was Mr.. Battell who in 1894 brough,
out the first of the big volumes of the
work.-The Middlebury Suffrage Study
club will hold December meeting at
The home of Mrs. l.. j. Hathaway Thurs
aay at three p. m. Mrs. Hathaway will
speak on the poll taX.--NIiss Esther Frost
has gone to Nashua. n. H., to visit her
sister, Mrs. l.. A. Damon.-Mrs. Hebert
Howe of Bridport is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Amos Wilson.-Miss Della
Seeley of Rutland Is in town to visit her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Seeley.-Miss
Leitha Foster, who has been in town for
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Chittenden County
WINOOSKI

The marriage of Edward Louis Lefebvre
Of 40 Malletts Bay avenue and Miss
Delima Ducharme OF 143t West Allen
street was solemnized Wednesday Nov
26 at st. Francis Xavier's Church, the
Rev. Joseph Turcot officiating.
The board Of village trustees held
its regular monthly meeting Monday
in Station one on Main street. All
trustees were present. The monthly
budget of bills were ordered paid. 1t
voted that the sprinkling assessment
would be the same as last year. A
special village meeting will be called
In the near future to elect a water
commissioner to replace John Dubrule.
resigned. who has moved out of town.
notice to that effect will be posted
in a short time. No other business of
importance was transacted. Tho follow
ing bills were ordered paid +. Matte.
$780, Myers & Lavallee, $3.50; +. ed
ward Allard, s9.2j; Burlington Light
and Power, s295.16; Gamewell Fire
Alarm Telegraph Co. 81; N. f. Tel. &
Tel. Co.. s12.H; j. E l.. Chevrier S109l6;
Joseph Cusson. $40; Henry Villemaire,
s16.2S; Free Press Association, 81; l..
I. Manseau, s1.75; G. \. Barber, $3.50;
Arthur Richard. S2720; Richard Mfg
Co, $1S.76.
The Winooski water department has re-
ceived the controlling panel or switch
board weighing about 1000 pounds for
the new fire pump. The pump has not yet
been received but word has been received
to the effect that 1t has been shipped and
is expected to arrive any day. As soon
as it is received. it will nc installed and
will be given a trial test. This pump
weighs in the neighborhood of 800
pounds. The expense TO the village for
this fire pump will he quite n sum ard
the water department feels that they will
need every cent that they can lay their
hands on to meet this expense and are
therefore trying to collect all outstanding
bills for unpaid water rent or repair work.
on the back of each water bill is printed
number of articles which gives the GUS
toner an idea of what Is expected when
! they receive bill and how It is to be
paid and when. Among these articles are
two which explain just how and when
they are to be paid. as follows: Article
four When bills for water reh, are not
paid on or before the 18th of the following
month of the dates thereon, the super
intendent may shut off the water from
the premises where such bills were con-
tracted until all bills for water rent or
repairs are paid and 81 for shutting off
Art. 5.All bills will be made out to
owners Of premises. The superintendent
Of the water department has received
the above orders and he is making an
effort to collect all water bills either for
water rent or for repairs and If the bills
are not paid in such time he is ordered
to shut off the water until such bill Is
paid
Mrs. William Devino. former resi-
dent of this village died yesterday at
Northampton, Mass, of shock The
body Is expected to arrive here this eve
ming and will be taken to the home of
her sister, Mrs. Prve. The funeral will
be held Friday morning at st. Francis
Xavier's Church.
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Edith Chamberlain has returned from "A
visit to her sister In Bennington and re-
sumed her duties as librarian in the Bixby
Memorial Free library.-Mrs. Gale, who
has been caring for Miss Ellen Cough,
is now caring for Mrs. Shipman and
young child of Panton. ISIS Ruth Clark,
assistant In the Bxby Memorial Free
library. is at her home in Ferrsburg for
a few days.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. George
Devoid were pleasantly surprised by 45
of their neighbors and friends in honor
OF the 25th anniversary of their marriage.
pleasant evening was passed with In
strumental music and singing Refresh
ments were served among which was
large cake with the Inscription "Decem-
Der l. S9f-December 1, 1919,' presented
by Mrs. William Preston.--Harry NJ.
Norton, Harold Newton and Paul Adams
have gone to Windsor where they were
summoned as witnesses in the case Of
the estate Of Leonard LeBoeuf VS.. the
town of Clarendon, which is being tried
this week in the United States district
court.--Attorney Robert w. McCuen has
gone to Windsor to attend a session OF
the United States district court before
which he IL one of the counsels in the
case of the estate of Leonard LeBoeuf VS..
the town OF Clarendon where Mr.. I.cBoeuf
was killed in an automobile accident,
August 5.-The following persons from
this vicinity have reported the killing of
deer: Harold Newton. Rex Adams. Jo-
seph Scranton, Harry Burroughs. and
Carson Tucker. These deer were all
does and were killed in Ripton.-The
condition of r. D. Goodridge. who is i'll
! with the flu is slightly improved. Mr..
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bury to hunt deer.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Evarts OF Panton were at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Evarts,
Sunday.-Mrs. G. Il. Cove of Bristol and
Mrs. Harry White Of Rutland were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Hunt Mon
day and Tuesday.-George Bostwick and
II. w. Day are in Ripton deer hun ~
this week.-Mrs.. w. II. Jackman returned
to her home Saturday from White Plains,
n. Y, where she has been visiting friends.
@ A. Hunt was in Proctor last Friday
and Saturday.-Miss Anna Tier visited
her brother, John, in VergeniNs last
week.-Fred Mulfrediel has gone to
Starksboro deer hunting.-Mr. and Mrs
r. II. Booth and children of Grotise Point
passed Thanksgiving with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Ward.--Mrs. NJ. Tatro
visited her daughter, Mrs. John Boyce
last week.--Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Sherbino
have gone to Springfield.
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SHELBURNE

Miss Dorothy Cambridge has re-
turned to IIilsboro ~ H.-Miss
Helen Taylor has returned TO Enoshurg
Falls.--The Misses Florence and Alice
Minall passed Thanksgiving day at their
home In the village.-Mr. and Mrs. War
rem Bott have gone to Arizona for the
winter.-Mrs Fred Jackson of st. Adams
has been in town a few days visiting her
sister, Mrs. Fannie Ranks.-Miss Hazel
Danbrook who is taking nurses train
ing course at the Heaton hospital, Mont
pelier. has been visiting her father and
mother few weeks.-G. Frederick Jones
passed Thanksgiving with his family
Mrs. Frank Spear, who is confined TO the
house by illness, Is reported as improv-
ing,-The Rev. and Mrs. \. j. Hutchinson
leave this week for Rensselaer,, n. Y.
Mr., Hutchinson has been obliged because
of poor health to retire from church serv-
ice a few months and his many friends
In town hope the rest and change VIII
restore him to good health and his help
full service in the church.-John Tracy
passed Thanksgiving with his brothers.
Lee and Julius, in Addison.-Mrs. Alex
ander Kane of Shelburne Farms who has
been seriously i'll, is improving DIR. Shea
of Burlington was called in counsel for
Mrs, Robert Monroe last week
Helen Frances Minor daughter of Mr..
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RICHMOND

John and Richard Sabens, VINO
have been visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ j. Sabens, for several days
have returned to Claremont n. H.,
where they are employ d.-Miss Har-
riett Towers returned Sunday from
two weeks stay with friends in Bur
lington.-Mr. Richard and family have
movede into the Young residence, re-
Gently vacated by Mr., Reed. Mr..
Richardson has accepted a position a.
bookkeeper at Borden's Condenced MIX
company.-Mr Murphy has returned
from Boston where he has been visit
ing his daughter. Mrs. John Cunning
HAMA card party will be given by
Queen Esther Lodge of Rebekahs ~
their rooms Friday evening" w.
Hatch OF Burlington was a visitor in
town. Monday.-Mr. and Mrs T. I.
Jacobs have returned from Burlington,
where they have been visiting friends.
Mrs. McLane of Jericho is spending
some time with her daughter Mrs. g
r. Morgan.
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NORTH FERRISBURG

Marjorie Gage and Miss Cole were at
home for over Thanksgiving Wilmer
Knowles was with his parents Thursday
Harry Thompson and Ethel Peck of New
York are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. p. F.
Whites. Z. Noonan and family were in
New Haven Thursday.-Nlrs. Alice Rowley
and Eugene Palmer visited their mother,
Mrs. Esme Palmer, last week. Marion
Folsome spent the weekend with her
parents.
Miss Balduke. who has been living at
the home Of Herbert Ball. Is quite ILL
The students from Troy Conference Acad-
envy returned to school Sunday evening.
Roger Preston was at home from Bur-
lington Sunday.-Several men from this
community are deer hunting in Starksboro
and Ripton.-Mr. and Mrs. Porter and
son, of Jericho, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Porter's sister, Mrs. Freegard.-Eleanor
Folsom has taken the school in the Field
district for the winter
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BRIDPORT

home department conference of all
home department workers in Addison
county will be held in the vestry. to-day,
beginning at II o'clock This eve
ming, the. Rev. G. Z. Robinson, who
served in France, two years. will speak
on his experiences there and in Belgium.
The proceeds of the evening entertain
ment are for the home department and
Sunday school, Refreshments will be
served.--J. c. Stokes was a business
visitor in Burlington Saturday.-Mr. anN
Mrs. II. X. Williams are confined to theft
beds by illness. Gertrude Wheeler. a
nurse from Burlington. is caring for
them. Their son, Franklin Williams. was
called home here Thursday on account of
their ilness.-Mr. and Mrs. a. j.
Barbour spent Thanksgiving at j. G..
Sunderland s-Mrs. Arthur Talbot and
young son, Donald. spent a part of the
week with his brother. Chester Palmer,
In East Mddlebury. Talbot is
moving his household goods to the house
recently vacated by the Kingsland girls,
who have moved to Bristol.-Mrs. Levi
Pdgeon is assisting In caring for Mrs,
William Grandy, who Is seriously ILL.,.
d. q. Rice spent Sunday at his farm with
F. d. Allard and family.
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STARKSBORO

The Christian Culture club will hold
their regular monthly social to-day with
Mrs. i. w. Smith. Dinner will be served
Mrs. NJ. II. Fowler has returned to her
home in South Royalton after a few
days stay with her parents. Mr., and Mrs.
l.. G.. Ferguson.-C. w Bostwick and
family of Hinesburg spent Thanksgiving
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. ID. ID.
Bostwck, at G.. +. O'Bryan's .-Mr. and
Mrs. George Lane and children of
Messina, y. Y. are staying with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs f. c. Smith. this
week.-Mr, and Mrs. f. A. Thorne of
Bristol were guests at A. l.. Whites
Thanksgiving. Harold Clifford r.. X.
Eddy and Hervey Hanson are I'm Goshen
deer hunting this week.--Substitute G. l..
Clifford is driving the r. f. ID. route in
Mr. Eddy's absence.-Mrs. q. f.. O'Bryan
is in poor health.-Edgar Smith, Luther
Varney and Mark Hanson are among the
lucky deer UNDERESTIMATE Martin of
Bristol shot one in this town.-Mlss Jane
Bushnell of Manchester Mass, and Har-
rison Pierse of Hinesburg are in town
deer hunting this week.-Edwick Harmon
is ill.--A number of the school children
are confined to their homes with severe
coughs and colds.-Dr. Falby was In town
the last of the Week.-Mrs.. Helen Wyman
IL staying with her brother. II. f. Han
son.--Abram Douglas IL ill,-Mss Jessie
Palmer of Bristol spent Sunday with Mrs
Celia Hill-The Good viii Bible class
held it's regular monthly business meet
ing at Mrs. c. +. Lathrop's Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Hanson and daugh-
ter. Helen, spent Thanksgiving at o. c.
Besaw's in Bristol.-Mr and Mrs. a. w.
Norton of Bristol visited at A. L. Whites
Sunday afternoon.-The Dorcas society
will hold their regular meeting December
10-Mrs. Perry Campbell and son, Hugh,
of East MIddlebury. spent the weekend
with her brother. T. w. Norton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Newton returned with them for
few DAYS stay.
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absent m0nbers and the evening was
spent with games and music. Light re
freshments were served and all had
very pleasant time.--The Food Study
club will meet Thursday afternoon at
the q. A. II. hall.--Miss Margery Prior
entertained about 30 Of her friends at her
home Friday evening MIR and Mrs. y.
s. Burnett scent Thanksgiving with Mr.
and Mrs. George Roberts in Wiliston.-
Miss Edna Burnett of WinoosM has been
visiting friends in town the past few
days.-Mr and Mrs. II. l.. Colegrove
were guests OF their son, w. T. Cole
grove, In Burlington. Thursday. Miss
Harriet Thompson returned Monday to
Montpelier, where she Is attending the
seminary.-Prof NJ. p. Osgood and
family of White River Junction were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs l.. d.
Moulton.-Carlton Rogers, Stanley Pet
tit and Mildred Metcalf were home from
the University of Vermont for the
Thanksgiving recess
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ESSEX CENTER

Mrs. Louise Laid spent Thanksgiving
with her son, DR. II. \. Ladd in Bur
lington.--Mlss Mildred Case of Middle
bury College spent the Weekend with
Miss Dean and Miss Nash at the teacher
age.-Cabana's orchestra of four
pieces will furnish music for pro-
gram of dances pleasant to young and
old alike al the town hall Friday eve
ming. a cordial invitation is extended
to all and a good time is assured. Miss
Margaret Brown returned Sunday after
noon to her school in Grand Isle aftel
spending the Weekend at her home hero
L. l.. Saxton Of Clarendale spent Sun
day with his sister Mrs y. NJ. Wilton.
Sunday school committees have been
appointed to take charge of the various
parts of complete Christmas program.
Miss Claire Abbey spent Sunday after
noon at her home here.
MIR. and Mrs. Leroy j. chase OF Ports
mouth y. IL. and Mr.. and Nta Ernest
Hanley and son, Kenneth 90 south Hero,
spent Thanksgiving at tho home Of w
r. Hanley and famly.-Miss Eennie
A. Greene of Burlington was a Weekend
guest at w. r. Hanley s.-There will be
a social dance Friday evening at the
town hall the proceeds for the benefit Of
the grange Cabana's four-piece orches-
ira will furnish music for program Of
dances attractive to both old and
young Food study club
will meet Friday evening AT
the high school building Harlow
Thompson of St Adams is stopping at
St Adams is stopping al Albert Packets
this week while hunting deer.-R J
Wool, secretary Of the local branch OF
tho do iryrnnp'y lco.riie has rrailed notices
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SHOREHAM

Mr.. and Mrs. IL. Il. Burge passed
THANKSGIVING with friends in Fair
Haven.-The Rev. l.. NJ. Isaacs of
Orwell occupied the pulpit of the Con-
gregational Church Sunday in exchange
with the pastor. the Rev. r. b. simmons.
Miss Mable Larrabee has returned to
Burlington after a few days at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs W.
q. Larrabee,-Mr and Mrs j. &. Moore
and II. H. Moore were in Brandon for
Thanksgving.-C n North, who has
been in falling health for some weeks
passed away Monday Beside his wife
Mr.. North leaves son, J. Il. North
and daughter. Mrs. ]. II. sharon. The
funeral will be held Thursday afternoon
at two o'clock at the Congregational
Church.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Withereli
have son born, December J.
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water TAXES

Both Meter and Schedules for the quar-
Ter ending November 80, are now due and
payable at the Water Office, No. 5. City
Hall. Discount allowed on bills paid on
T before December 10, 1919. Office hours
Tor the first ten days Of December. from
a. m. to p. m, after that from a. m.
10 IL m. and Loo to 500 p. IN.
Unless prompt payment is made. Five
Per Cent will be added to the tax bill and
he water shut off, as prescribed in Sec
Ton 38 Of the Water Ordinance.
j. FRANK KIDDER.
zS79t-W It. Superintendent
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UNDERHILL

Thanksgiving day was pleasantly OBJ
served at he home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Atchinson. All their children were
present including: Mr.. and Mrs j. II,
Atkinson and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Irish and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Buei
Metcalf of Underhill, Mrs. Luella Peake
and children of Barre. Mr.. and Mrs. C. b.
Metcalf and daughter of Burlington and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Gillette of Burling-
ton.
Twenty -four members of the classes
'O6 to II U. II. S. held an informa. re-
union at Sinclair hall Friday evening
November g. Letters were read from