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The Grange will serve new sugar on
snow at the Grange hall this evening.
A short program Is being arranged and
the usual good time is assured.-prin.
r.. w. Bradley was in Montpelier on
business Wednesday evening. Little
Helen Moffitt is confined to the preven-
torium with the measles Jimmie"
Grinder OF Burlington visited his little
friends at the Preventorium Saturday.
The high school will close this evening
for the remainder Of the week. The
teachers will attend the annual hisl.
school teachers conference at the Uni.
versity Of Vermont at burlington Fri.
day and Saturday.-The motion pictures
at the town hall this week have been
we'll patronized. An entire change OF pro-
gram every day and a widely varied pro-
gram has made the pictures very popu-
lar.-The mid-week services of worship
will he held In the Brick Church to-day
at the usual hour.-The outlook club met
with Mrs. G. w. Sharpley Wednesday
aftpruOon
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Homes.-.John Higgins, who has been
quite Ill, is able to be out again
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Myron
Waller is at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital for observation-disclosures Newton
of st. Adams and Miss c. Louise New
ton OF Maine are guests of their sis
ter. Mis-. Myron Waller.--Mrs Frank
Perkins. who is at the Fanny Allen
hospital for treatment, Is improving.
Mrs e. S. Washburn is visiting in
Hartford, Conn-Mrs w. H. Price and
Mrs. +. n. Oviatt passed Saturday In
Enosburg Falls, the guest of Mrs. Joel
Brown.-The date of THE IIoodoo,"
which is to be given by the corner class,
has been postponed until Wednesday
evening, March 19.--N1rs. O. S. Mofratt.
Susie and Mamie Moffatt Katherine
Moffatt, Mrs. Carl Ransom and Mrs. j.
r. Renfrew have been confined to the
house the past week by illness,-The
monthly meeting of the Ladies' Aid
society was held in the Congregational
Church vestry Tuesday afternoon. A
chowdcr supper was served to the public
and Corporal Carl Lawrence. formerly of
this place. gave a talk on his experience
overseas.-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith
were in Enosburg Falls. Sunday, at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. V. a. Jones.-Mrs.
w. II. Yaw of Enoshurg Falls Is passing
a few days at the home of o. S. Moffatt.
Mrs. 1nis II. Osborne, who has been i'll
for several months. and cared for in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. r.. Demar died
Friday afternoon at one o'clock. Mrs.
osborne was the daughter of George and
Rhoda Purinton, formerly of this place
and was born here in February 1S4s
Most of her life was passed in the West.
She was twice married. Her first hus-
band was Charles Stone, who was killed
in a railroad accident, she later married
Or. Osborne and for many years lived in
Gillum, Mo- They later took up land in
Colorado, where they lived until Or.
Osborne's death. Two years ago she
came here from Omaha, Neb, to make
her home with cousin. E. b. Smith.
Mrs Osborne is survived by step-son,
Oliver Osborne of Omaha, Neb., an
adopted daughter Mrs. j. r. White of
Slater. Mo-, and a cousin. Mrs. Lydia
Wade of Montgomery Center. The
funeral was hold at the home of r.
Demar Saturday afternoon at four
O'Clock, the Rev. W. II. Price officiating.
! The body was taken to Battle Creek,
Mich, for burial.
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he was visiting. MFR. and Mrs II. y.
Smith of Franklin were recent guests in
the home of their daughter. Mrs. X. II.
Sweeney, on Church street.-Reuben Oyitt
or Bakersfield was business visitor in
town Monday, as was J. Is Montague Of
the same town, Tuesday annual
meeting of the Ladies' Village Improve
ment society has been adjourned from
Tuesday evening to Saturday afternoon
at three O'Clock. when 1t will be held with
Mrs. II. J: Mears.--Mrs. II. A. Cranton
has returned from a visit to her sister
Mrs. W. G.. Cramton, near East Berk-
shire.-A party Of seven Of her cir,
friends celebrated the birthday of Mary
Elizabeth Pomeroy at her home on North
Main street, Tucsday.-E II. Sheldon and
j. c. Pomeroy were In ST. Adams Tues-
day.
Prosper Smith of Berkshire made so
gallons of syrup last week.--The hour
of the Sunday morning service has
been changed from II o'clock to 1880
to conform to the hour in the other
churches of the town.-C;. w. Rubiee, a
travelling salesman for the Ames Plow
company, motored to town Saturday,
bringing his brother, c. d. Rublee
Edward Tyler and Hudson Beattie from
burlington, who passed Sunday Mt their
homes here.-Mr. and Mrs. II. w.
Towle returned Monday evening from
Boston, where they had been for two
weeks. They passed Sunday with Mr.
Towle's brother and sister, W. NJ. Towle
and Miss Phoebe Towle.--Miss Isabel
Beattfe passed the weekend In Bur-
lington.--Miss Maud Libby has entered
the employ of NJ. r. Perley e. Co.--Mr
and Mrs. Roy Woodward of Bakersfield
IT,, q
Mr.. Woodwards father. A. ]. Wood.
ward.--A. j. Woodward went to Bos-
ton Saturday, where lie was summoned
by the death of his son. Arthur. He
returned Monday with the body. The
funeral was held Tuesday.--B +. Nc
Feeters went to st. Adams to serve on
the grand jury In the county court.
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RICHMOND

Fire broke out at the residence of Will
liam Marsh Friday evening about eight
o'clock The fire company responded but
the house was badly damaged before the
flames were under control. The alarm
was given second time at ?:3O a. M, hut
the fire was soon extinguished.-
Libbe Zero of Jericho and w. ]. Ken
nedy of Swanton Junction were In town
to attend the funeral of the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Buley.-The funeral
Of the infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. H. Buley, who died Thursday after
noon. was held from the Church of Our
Lady of the Holy Rosary Friday after
noon at three O'Clock, the Rev. A. r.
Clermont officiating. The bearers were:
Masters Elmer and Elliott Buley FLEET
cher. Kenyon and John Keefe. Burial was
in the new cemetery.-The funeral Of
Master Frank Riggs. who died at his
home in Jonesvile Thursday was held
from the Congregational Church Friday
afternoon, the Rev. Charles Tracy Of
hciating .-Delbert Parker Of Melverns, Pa
formerly of this town, was the guest Of
friends In town Saturday.-Mrs. Louis
9auvin returned Friday from St. Adams,
where she has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. Constantine.-Wn Hill. n MEM
her Of the 26th Division, has received his
.
w. Higley has returned from n weeks
stay with her sister, Mrs. Hadley, In
Bellows Falls.
The Louise NJ. Smiley Circle of the
Kinks Daughters met yesterday after
noon with Mrs l.. E. Douglass on the
vestry plan.-Mrs. Mary Desseau OF Bur-
Iington has been visiting her daughter
for several days.-Mr. and Mrs. William
March, whose house was recently de-
stroyed by fire. have taken rooms In the
McGarghan block.--The high school
At the village meeting held In the Cath
Ollie hall last evening the following on
GERS were elected for the ensuing year
Moderator. J. W. Berry: clerk, e. W.
Fish; treasurer. A. c. Berry: trustees.
Louis Charland. Alexander Terrien. r. H.
Buley; auditors. Q. c. Curler and r. c.
Gloyd; fire chiefs, K. w. Fish and N. r
Phelps.--Mrs C. N. Pine entertained the
missionary society ather home Tuesday
afternoon, topic. Labor Question."-R. C.
sssry has resigned his position with Bos-
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LAmOllie County.
STOWE

At the annual village meeting held
at the selectmen's Office In the Akeley
Memorial building Wednesday March 81.
man, G. NJ. Watts, clerk !. Il. Wcllu;
trustees. c. O. Burt, J, K, Wells. ]. J..
STAFFORD: treasurer, II =. Pike; tay
collector, c. NJ Watts; auditor, y. I.
Billings, r. J. Holden. IL. c. McM9honj
water commissioners, +. l.. stafford. H.
w Barrows. H. L. Shaw. 1t was voted
to leave the question of olinC he viii
lage streets to the board OF trusteea
to raise n tax of 40 cents, to pay the
fremen so cents per hour for practice
and service. there TO be no more than
10 practices In the year. and requiring
the attendance Of at least 10 nremen
at practices to secure the pay, and to
continue the pay of the village on
GERS as at present.--The annual report
of the auditors for 1888 shows that
orders we're drawn by the trustees for
S2,o01.24; by trustees for the electricA
department. s8.s2o.77; by water COM
missioners for si227o The amount
paid for water rents was $I.66b.3S.
Amount Of taxes raised on tax bill OF
1913 was e1,eo0.Bb. The profit to the
village from tho electric light depart-
mont was SBlsie There are iSs
meters Installed. The water bonded
ind tsdness 10 $4,000. The electric
bonded indebtedness Is 5000.
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RICHFORD

Mrs. Jacob House OF Alymer Ont. who
has been visiting at the home of her
mother, Mrs. j. C.. Baker. for the past
few weeks. has returned to her home
Mrs. &. II. Cook Of Farnham, Que is
visiting at the home Of her brother H.
E. Kennedy, and other relatives and
friends In town.--Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Freer recently visited among relatives
and friends in Franklin.-C. A. Clifford
of ST. Johnsbury has been engaged az
candy maker for the Corlise Candy
kitchen.--Mrs. John Thomas and Mrs.
j. H. Goddard Of Foster. Que. are visit
Sanborn.
II. NJ. Kendall. administrator of his
mothers estate, has sold 70 J. II. Mills
and wife the house and lot on North
Avenue owned by Mrs. Kendall. Con-
sideration, s2.SO.-C. A. Powell visited in
Montpelier and Burlington during the
past week-William Cass OF Intervale
avenue, who has been i'll with pncu-
monia. is much better and is now able
to be about.
Mrs. B. F. Atwell has gone to Low
ell. Mass. for a. few days visit at the
home OF her parents.--The Social
Union of the Baptist Church will meet
at the home of Mrs II. G. Comings
Wednesday afternoon, March 10, at $50
o'clock.--Nelson Berry Is seriously i'll
with pneumonia.--AIiss Mae Wallace
of Fairfield visited her sister, Miss
Helen Wallace, who lives at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Thayer, over the
week -end.--Arthur Corliss is moving
his store goods into the store In the
shortcomings building formerly oc-
cupied by Clark Brothers.--Mrs
George Pomfrey is visiting among
friends in Newport
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HIGHGATE CENTER

The Red Cross will have a dance Mon
day evening, March II, In Foresters' hall
kinlbalis orchestra will furnish music
and the ladies of the Red Cross will
serve buffet lunch. The funds will be
donated to the fund for a reception and
dance to be given In honor of our re-
turned soldiers and sailors. A cordial IN
vitation is extended to every one to at
teend.-Miss Jessie Southland has return.
ed from Jeffersonville. where she spent
the weekend with friends.-Mr. and Mrs,
Alphonse Lareau have sold their home
farm. known as the ]. o. Russell farm,
consisting of about 100 acres, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Laroche: consideration ST.
600. Mr.. and Mrs. Lareau gave imme-
date possession of the farm and person.
al property.-Mrs. Lauris Weeks and
daughter, Barbara, OF Beverly, Mass
who have been visiting friends in town
the past week. have gone to Burlington
to visit Mrs. Weeks's mother. Mrs. j. 4.
ButIer.-Mr and Mrs. Leroy Seward, OF
Richford. are in town, called here by
the serious Illness of Mr.. Stewards moth
er. Mrs. a. D. Seward.-Dr. Alan David
son, or st. Adams, was in town Friday.
DIR. ID. O. Powers and daughter Cath
crime. were in Coteau Junction Quebec,
last week, visiting Mr.. and Mrs Dwight
Powers Mrs. d. w. Steele and Mrs NJ.
A. Stockwell are spending the week in
Montpelier with Senator Stecle-G f.
Stebbins, of Sheldon, and II. E. Hunt of
Swanton, were in town Saturday-Miss
Eleanor Nye, who is attending a teach
ers' training school in Swanton, spent
the weekend In town with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Nye.
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COLCHESTER

The Rev. S. G. Barnes of Burlington
will speak at the parish house this eve
ming at eight o'clock on Evangelism"
All interested in the church life Of the
town are cordially invited TO attend the
meeting.--At the Grange meeting Friday
evening IS candidates We're instructed in
the first and second degrees Of the
order.--The Baptist Ladies' Aid Is PLAN
ming for Il good time at the vestry FRI
day evening. Everybody is cordially in
vited to come in mask and costume
At the Baptist Church next Sunday
morning the Rev. Mr.. Gray's topic will
be, Shielding the Wrong -doer. NOAH
c. Thompson, infant son Of NJ. T.. Thomp-
son. is critically Ill with pneumonia. Mrs.
Sarah Ann Carey Buell. died at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. G.. w. Settergram.
in San Jose. Cal, February Is, after
an illness of three months duration.
Sarah Ann Carey was born in Colches-
ter. April Is, 1862. to Lyman and Martha
Carey. She was married to H. =. Buell.
In San Francisco on October %, 1874 To
this union two daughters were born.
who now survive. Mrs. Buell. had never
been strong since the death of her hus-
band on May T. 1918. About four months
ago she suffered a breakdown and went
to the home of her daughter in San
Jose, closing up her home In Watson
vile, but she was never able to regain
her strength, gradually growing weaker
until the end came. She is survived by
her two daughters. Mrs. V. D. Morgan
OF Gait and Mrs. G. W. Settergram Of
San Jose, who were with her at her
death; her sister, Mrs. Martha Jane Fol-
lard Of Bristol, and her brothers, Ira
Carey Of Colchester and Henry Carey Of
Waltham. y. Y, who mourn for her az
loving mother and sister. Funeral
services were held from the San Jose
king company parlors. February
49, under the auspices of the Christian
Advent Church, the Rev. Or. Carpenter
officiating. Many friends from Watson
vile we're present and many beautiful
floral offerings were made. Internent
was made at Santa Clara
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WESTFORD.

The Pythian Sisters will give a poverty
social at the Knights of Pythias hall
Friday evening. March 4.-Arthur Bell
who died last week in Gardner. Me. was
brought for burial Tuesday in Pleas
ant View cemetery. where his mother Is
buried. Mr.. Bell was a cousin of E. c.
Hall-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Campbell and
son. Rodney, moved from the village last
week into the house formerly occupied
by Felix Badger on the Huntley road
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Faulkins have
moved from the village to the Henry
Faulkins farm on the road to Cloverdale.
Mrs. Nora Gravelin visited her son in
Burlington last week and goes this week
to Fletcher for several weeks.
At the town meeting March the fol-
lowing were elected: Moderator. Frank
Irish: town clerk and treasurer, T w.
Grow; lister. T. L. orion: selectman. Por-
ter Ballard; road commissioner, Frank
collector of taxes, Ray Strong; trustee
of public money. e. c. Hall: auditor, II.
f. Huntley; town grand Juror, NJ. A.
Kenyon; constable. Ray Strong; town
agent, w. II. Morgan; school director.
Edgar Grow: library trustees, Lenne
Grow Mrs Jessie Grow. Mrs. Miles Nell
son, Mrs. J. Z. Allen $500 was voted for
gravel roads and $500 to take advantage
of State aid for roads. 1t was voted that
the repair Of the library building be done
by the library trustees in consultation
with selectmen. A tax Of $2.75 was voted
to defray the expenses of the ensuing
year,
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ENOSBURG FALLS

Ex-Governor Gates, Of Franklin, who
was in town Friday to attend the meet
Ing OF the trustees of the Savings Bank
& Trust company, is feeling some relief
since hearing Of the return Of his SON.
Paul. from overseas.-E. j. Tyler and D.
N. Rose. proprietor and manager of the
Standard. attended the State Press asso-
cations meeting In Montpelier Friday
Miss Hilda, the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A.W. lsham. Of Depot street WIS oper.
atcd on at Maple Park sanitarium Fri
day for appendicitis by DIR. C. A. Pratt.
assisted by DE- II. y. Hinmsn.-Mrs. Luke
Touchette, OF Berkshire, was operated
on Sunday for appendicitis.-Thc Rev. W.
Il. Dukeshire returned Saturday from
GrotoN, where he otficiated at a funeral
Fridays. G Towlc has been i'll vita
quinsey sore throat for few days past.
Mary Elizabeth Rawson. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. i. Rawson, was very Ill
Sunday with congestion of the brain.--C.
l.. Ovitt was a business visitor In Essex
and Burlington last week.-Mrs.. B. i.
Wilder and daughter were guests OF
friends In st. Adams Saturday Under
the management of the class of Mrs.W.
j. Redmond OF the Methodist Sunday
school. the drama, Ruth the Living"
will be presented in the parlors Of tho
church Friday evening, March A.
Joseph Riley Of Picrpont. n. Y. visited
at the home OF his cousin, b. F.. Nc
Feeters. on Friday. This was his first
visit In forty years,-Edward j. Tyler.
Jr.. OF the University of Vermont passed
Sunday with his parents.
me oody OK George w. 'spicer) MONT
gomery was Drought mere frlday from
Jamaica fIains' MASS. Where the funerai
was hello THURSDAY. and buried IN the
FAMILY lot IN Miss'sauoi cemetery beside
his parents. the deceased was 10 years
OF age and had been In failing health for
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SHELDON

The death Of T. Fl. Morgan occurred
Monday morning. March 3, at six o'clock.
after an Illness of several months. Mr.
Morgan was an old resident Of this place
and had reached the age OF So years. His
death was due to a blow which he got
last fall while saving wood with a saw
Ing machine which caused carcinoma Of
the lver Mr.. Morgan Is survived by his
wife. two daughters, Mrs. Morton Morey
and Miss Minnie Morgan. and three sons.
Lenard. Walter and Howard. all of this
place. He ~ also survived by two
brothers, Dan Morgan of waterville, Ira
Morgan Of Cambridge, and two half
brothers, John Morgan OF Enosburg Falls
and Arthur Morgan of East Fairfield,
also half-sister from New Hampshire.
The burial took place Wednesday after.
noon In the Sheldon cemetery, March 5.
The Rev. w. G. Arnold off1ciated. Among
those out OF town who attended the flu
neral were Mr. and Mrs Dan Morgan Of
Watervile Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Morgan OF
Cambridge, Mrs. Berth Spalding of Bing-
hamville. John Morgan Of Enosburg
Falls. Arthur Morgan Of East Fairfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morgan of Eden
Mills, Mrs. z. II. Morgan Of New Hamp-
shire, and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gibson
and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Maskall of Phillips
born Bay. Canada.
Mrs. G. NJ. Bush and Mrs. Il. II.
Trudeau were in Burlington, Wednes-
day.--Mrs. Lyle Whitcomb, who has
been visiting her husband. in North
Troy, for the past week, has returned
to this place.-Miss Ella Bryce, who Is
teaching at Swanton, spent the week
end at the home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Bryce.--Mr. and Mrs. V.
NJ. Sweet left for Boston. Mass. We'd
nesday, where they will visit relatives -
Miss Ola Keith of Brigham's Academy,
Bakersfield, spent the week end with
her parents In town.-Mra. Weeks
Graves, who has been visiting relatives
in Boston, Mass, for several days, re-
turned home Friday.-Miss Eva Nichols
went to Hardwlck, Tuesday. where she
will visit relat!ves.-Miss G. L. Lahue OF
Swanton Is visiting her brother. Frank
Lahue.-Maynard Smith has gone to
Manchester. \. H., where he has en-
ployment-Walter Morgan was in
l2nosburg Falls last week on business. -
daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. 4.
II. Hoosc, Thursday.--Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Flanders went to Jeffersonville,
Wednesday, where they will make their
home
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BINGHAMVILLE

The Ladies' Aid will serve dinner at the
church dining room to-day.-The tene-
ment house of the Raymonds known as
the Dyke house burnt to the ground yes
terday. Cause unknown.-T. G.. Ryan,
who has been Ill for few lays. is much
hetter.-Mrs. j. H. Mills was called to
Essex Junction Saturday by the illness
OF her daughter, Mrs. C. S. Qriinoy.
a. II. Hooper. w. A. wetherbee. G.. r
Gillian and James Tedford were in Bur-
ling ton Tuesday on business.
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HILL WEST

Thomas McGrail was a business visitor
In Eichford. Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Stnehour and child. Mrs. Ezra Blair,
William Bashaw, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Bsshaw and family. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Merle Davis all of Richford and vicinity,
visited at John Monteith's. last week.
Miss Jennie Rockwell and Private Earle
Crochers visited Miss Hazel Rockwell at
II. H. Rushford's over the week lend
Mr.. and Mrs C. d. Shangraw passed the
Weekend in Richford.-Mrs Rosanna
Brooks is caring for Mrs. John Monteith
during the absence Of Mrs. Tatro, who 10
assisting her daughter, Mrs. David
Bashaw
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GEORGIA

The Misses Verna Patton and Gene
we've Miller Of Richtord visited Mr.. and
Mrs ward Post-Herbert Rich Of
be'v'dere recently visited his sister, Mrs.
i'' II. Perry and Miss Mabel Rich.-The
many friends of the Rev. $. w. Anthony
are glad to know of his return from Y. NJ,
G. A. work overseas. Several from hero
attended a reception given him at the
Congregational Church in st. Adams.
Monday evening. Farmers in this vic,.
nifty have tapped and are expecting a
good sugar season.--There will be n
dance at the town hall, Friday evening.
Music by the Highland orchestra Of ST
\Inh
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WEST ENOSPITRC.

Mrs. Homer Wells. OF Cambridge. was
operated on at the Sherwood sanitarium,
st. Adams, March 5. Her mother.
Mrs. Fred Pfannsteill. of this place, WIS.,
tied her Tuesday.--Mrs. Austin Lock
wood, who has been passing several weeks
in New York, has returned to her home
IN this place.
Mrs. Mabel (Chandler) Hart, wife OF
Carmi Hart of 81 West street, Bristol,
Conn, died Thursday evening February
q at the st. Francis hospital following
an operation for appendicitis The
funeral was held at 81. AIMS Church
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. The Rev
j. y. Perrault officiated. Interment was
In. the St. Thomas cemetery. Mrs
Hart was born In this place twenty
seven years ago. She Is survived by
her husband and two children. Grace.
aged nine and Olin. aged six years. Mr..
and Mrs. Hart went from this place to
Bristol about two years ago, where they
have since made 1t their home.--A
daughter was born to the Rev and Mrs.
H. Il. Campbell, March ..
The Rev. NJ. c. Kelley will OCCUPY the
pulpit Sunday.-Miss Coda Norway and
Alton Brown visited their sister, Miss
Evelyn Brown. at the home OF Henry
LaCross in Berkshire, Sunday-Mr and
Mrs. B. d. Sawyer visited at the home
OF Don Woodward, recently
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Joseph Russette, who recently return
ed from France. is visiting his mother.
Ralph Brace. who has Just returned
from France, is with his father, l.. G.
Brace.--rhc ladies received about SIS from
the dinner town meeting day.--Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. J. Carpenter went to Waltham,
Mass, Saturday after a three weeks' stay
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Car
Denter
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ALBURG

Morning service at the ToL..l 5Satiorat
Church on March 16 at 1850. The pastor
will preach the second sermon IN 4 course
on THE Seven Deadly Sns''; sunday
school at Has n. m, general leg on sub-
ject. 1.-The Cities of Refuge. Christian
Endeavor meeting al ZOO p. ~. Instead OF
discussing the assigned topic COM
munity song service Will be hold. Como
and sing with US your tavorite hymn and
hear some interesting; stories about hymns
and hymn writer's
Mr.. and Mrs. Vcrror e. Badger rccen;-
ly spent few days IN Montreal.-Syduey
Hutchins of the Maspie mines Ontario.
Is spending vacation in town.