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MIsCELLANEous

WE PAY highest price for gents and
ladies' old clothes and old shoes
Chicago Second Hand Store. Phone
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PERSONAL

- ANY ONE KNOWS the where
Hhoutr OF Simon MosHer please
write his daughter. Miss ANN Mosset,
1903 South . street. Fort Smith, AK
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BY DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
WANTED-Agents

SEND MONEY ORDER for 81 ~ aud
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government bait FOR cnynteH, wolves,
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WILLISTON

The program is practically complete
for the observance Of the 50th anniver-
sary Of the local Methodist Church, The
first gathering will he the first of the
series Of community dinners on Friday
at 1890. 1t is expected that some music
will precede the dinner as "A number of
visiting clergymen will be present, some
of whom will participate. DR.. q. *.
Statham OF Rutland will be the chief
speaker on Friday as he will exchange
dates with Or. Hamilton of Burlington,
who will speak Monday evening, The
Oak Hin circle of ladies are making
plans on serving large number with
Further announce ment about the sterc-
opticon pictures on Monday and Satur-
day evenings will be made later, Every
one will be welcome to the evening gath
crings, oven though they have not secured
the special tickets.
About 10 people gathered al the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Farricr Tuesday
night in honor of the 23rd wedding an
nivcrsary of Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Phclian,
Refreshments were served at midnight
after which dancing was enjoyed until
the early hours-Mrs. Hiram Gregory OF
Burlington was the guest Of her mother
Mrs. Sarah Lcet Sunday.-Therc will he 4
dance and social party al the Universalisi
hall Friday night. The proceeds are to bt
given TO the Improvement society which
was formed eomc time ago to raise funds
to repair the sidewalks in the village. This
committee OF the Improvement society has
already raised over slnO for this object
=. u. Warren went to Boston the FIRST
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GEORGIA

Oscar Stanley. who has been living in
Gaffncy. S. c.. has returned and will make
his home with his brother, Lawrence
Stanlcy.--Wiliam e.. Bliss has gone to
philadelphia to enlist in the navy
Malcolm Jadson has returned to his home
nj Nova Scotia after visiting his sister,
Mrs Lawrence Stanlcy.--Miss Francese
Harris is expected home this week from
Saranac Lake, y. Y, where she spent the
summer.-William Clark OF Burlington is
nj the home of his daughter. Mrs. George
Meigs, who Is i'll with typhoid fever
Claude Mckinney Is also Ill with typhoid
fcvcr.--Miss Mary Pattee has gone 10
New York. where she has a position
Miss Incz Patton of Sheldon, Miss Sadie
Wilbur of Enosburg Falls and Miss
Laura Wilbur of Burlington were week.
end guests of Mrs. +. ". Wilbur.--M q
Bragg was called to Tipping y. IT,. by
the death of his aged mother.-Thc
Ladies' Aid society of the Methods,
Episcopal Church met Wednesday with
Mrs. J. o. Newton.--The Rev. G.. A
Emery has sold his place to e. Ludtig
Possession Is given November ban
ner Grange will hold its regular meeting
Friday
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UNDERHlLL

ST. Thomas Church Gnderhil Center.
was the scene of 2. quiet but pretty
autumn wedding when Florence Julia.
youngest daughter of William McCabe,
and Raymond G.. White. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George White, of Jericho, were
united in matrimony by the Rev. Father
Parriscau. The bride was attended by
her sister. Mrs. r. ~. Norris, as matron
of honor and Bernard White, brother of
the groom. was best man The bride
was pret,ily gowncd in suit of mid
night blue serge with black velvet hat
and wore n corsage boquet of brides
roses. Tho matron of honor wore taupc
broadcloth with taupc velvet hat and
wore II corsagc bopuet Of pink roses. The
young couple left Immediately after the
ceremony for q trip to Boston and Spring
fie,d. Mass. Both of the younS couple
arc we'll known here, the bride being one
of our mos; popular young ladies' Those
from ou; Of town To attend the ceremony
We're: Mrs. &. \. Hardy and Mrs. +. RI
Norris of schenectady, =. v, Mrs
rhumas Kelley Of Brandon. Miss Ger
trudc Waite of Burlington and Mrs. roy
Ilathornc Of White River Junction
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FAIRFAX

John d, Shedd died at his home early
Saturday morning after an illness of sew
eral months of cancer. aged u. lie Is
survived by his wife. two daughters, Mrs.
Il. G. Brown of Melrose Highlands Mrs.
w. J. Trombly of this place, and one son.
Merton F.. Shedd of Fairfax, also by six
grandc hildren and one great-grandchild.
Mr.. Shedd was well known by the trav-
cling men of the State as he was the
proprietor of the Valley Hotel for many
years, and also drove the stage from
George station to Fairfax He was also
a lover of trotting harses and owned sew
eral good ones in his younger days The
funeral was held Monday at two
O clock.
The Rev. and Mrs. f.. Sanderson were
in Rutland last week to attend the
Baptist State convention.-The Rev and
Mrs. A. II. Webb attended the Woman's
Home Missionary and other church
meetings in Barrc.-Miss Ann Alfred is
ill.-F. !. Blasdell and r. a. Southland
were business visitors in st. Adams
Thursday.-Miss Marguerite Despart
went Sept. n to Burlington, where she
entered the University of Vermont. -
Mrs Harry Rugg was called to North
Cambridge. Thursday, by the serious
illness of her aunt, Mrs, Lucy Wheelock,
who suffered n shock "Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. Wheelock has spent the
winters with Mrs. Rugg for several
years and was expecting to return here
soon for the wlnter,-Mrs. !. Blodah OF
Rochester, who has been VISITING her
sister, Mrs. ". o. wilkins has gone to
Burlington to visit before returning
home.--Mrs. Edwin NJ. Wright has heeu
visiting her mother, Mrs. Fannie Alfred
The Rev. and Mrs. u. Sanderson, Mrs,
II. e. Hotchkiss and Mrs, Hazel Melcndy
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RICHMOND

The Misses Brunier and StcHrue of Eur
ington were recently the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. II. L. Simmons.--1hc canning
kitchen closed last week after success
fu season.--Thc Misses Sarah Whitcomb
and Dorothy French have returned to the
University Of Vermont to continue their
studcS.--Mrs. Goodwin and Mrs. i. r..
douglass entertained the Louise NJ.
Smiley circle Mt tho formers home yes
terolay-MisS Simpson and Mrs.
Smith who have been visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Bessett, have re-
turned to their HON" in Burlngton.--
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ". Ruley. Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Euley. MIR. and MIS- j. y. Bulo-
and MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Buley we're in
Montpelier yesterday to attend tho
funeral of rclativc.--AIr. and Mrs. NJ. u
Leary and family and Thomas Lcary OF
Burlington were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. r.. Leary over Sunday.--Misa rearl
Berry will attend the University of Yer
mont the coming ycar.--The Rev. and
Mrs. Tracy and family left Saturday for
Boston, where they will spend some time
before Mr.. Tracy leaves for Turkey
Miss Beatrice Shand has returned from
Essex, where she has been visiting
! friends. Mrs. ITawlcy of Essex Junction
is visiting at the homo of Mr.. and Mrs
+. i. kcnyon.--Miss Maud Ferry Ia as
sistinE in caring for Mrs. Marie Walston
who is seriously i'll
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MILTON

Leo Mayvillc has a position in Burling-
tcns-The Womans Christian Tenn
pcrance Union will meet with Mrs.
S. u. Shoyer Saturday. October
T. al 2:SO p. ma very successful conun-
drum supper was given by the young la
dies and young mems class of tho United
Church Friday evening. followed by All
informal reception Of the teachers Of tho
graded school.-Mrs. William Lovely is in
Canada called by the death Of her father.
Chester Connor.--Mrs. Harriet Pratt Is the
guest of Mrs. Il. ]. Robinson for n few
fays.-E. A. Frost of Middlcbury spent
several days of last week in toun.-Miss
Alice Barrett attended the wedding of
her brother. Lawrence Barrett and Miss
Hamcll at SHauton September 2t.--Ar-
fhur Foster of Swanton is visiting AZ y.
u. Phelps. Mrs. RI. G. Eeclcr and two
'lttlc daughter have returned from u
visit in Fairfield
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EAST CHARLOTTE

Lee Il. Hart of Goddard seminary,
Barre. passed the week END with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Hart
Mr. and Mrs. John EaEen. Mr., and Mrs
George Eagen aud three children of
Mddlcbury. Mr.. and Mrs. David Tower
and three children of Shelburne spent
Sunday With Mr. and Mrs W. C.. Scott -
Mrs. Frank Roscoe. who underwent j
serious operation mt the Mary Fletcher
hospital Is gaming slowly.--News has
been received of the illness of Mrs
Jesse Sivenor OF Ice, Mass. Mrs Sive-
nor was a granddaughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. e. Scott title little son Of
Henry Palmer is ill.---AIiss Bertha Scott
is spending 10 days vacation in tho
northern part of the State with friends
Miss Scott will visit Montreal before
returning. Miss Nellie Hart was in
Burlington on business Tuesday.
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Of this week for his fall trading. Miss
Helen Clark starts for Chicago FRIDAY
of this week where she has position for
the coming year.-Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Pine from Montpelier called on friends
in town this week Monday. They were
formerly of this placc.--Nlr. and Mrs.
Dabcla and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
jeanette from Poughkccpsie, y. Y. were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Denis kendrew.
William Brownell of Woodstock Is with
his sister Mrs. Carrie Morrill, lie with
two others arc making over tho barn on
Mrs. Morrills place into garage
Stanley Browncll of Burlington was the
guest of his sister. Mrs Morrill,, last
week The funeral of Mrs Carrie Log
gems was held at her late home Septem-
Der q. The Rev ". G.. Banks ohciated
lntcrment was in the cast cemetery
Miss Flora Clark went 10 Washington. y.
e., where she has n position, to be away
all the fall aud winter.-Miss Slapp ac-
compancd Miss Wolcott to her home in
Colchester. spending Sunday thcrc.--Mas-
tor Harold Tsham and others went to
Burlington last week to enter college. -
!. j.. Metcalf left last Saturday for Lake
Willoughby and Newport. where he will
spend a few weeks with fricndsMirs
Julia A. Mcmahon Youngest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Mcmahon left for
Hartford. Conn, Thursday, where she
will visit her sister. Mrs. Thomas
Shirneld for - few wecks.-Miss Anna
johnson from IIinesburg is the guest Of
Mrs Walter Fisk in North Wiliston for
y few wccks.-IIcnry Root, who has been
visiting his sister. Mrs. Lucy Talcott. and
other relatives has gone 10 visit his
l,,n i,N,. ,ria
n" will return to his home in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T.. O'Donncll. Mr.. and
Mrs Michcal Corkcrry, Miss Beth Nathan.
Joseph Daley, Joseph Gendraau. all Of
Easthamptou. Mass. were guests oC Mrs.
Sarah T.cet recently
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JERICHO

irs. u. NJ Marvin. who has been vls-
nc at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Car
n S. Brush tho past few days. has re-
+ncd to her home in ST. Albans.-Mlss
lena Finn. who has been visiting at
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Pete1 RUM
mast few DAYS, has returned to her
no in Esscx.-Mrs. 1.ucian Howe OF
Johnsbury. who has been VISITING
ends and relatives in town Tor lew
ns, returned Saturday inorning.-Mass
rtha Schillhammer has gone to CLOVER
be-. where she has a position as teacner.
Toratio Read of Richmond. was in
Ken Friday TO visit schol,-Mr. and Mrs.
tty. of Maine, have been visiting At
home of Mrs t;stella Algicr.-Mr. and
IS. John Jordan, who have hcn Keep
house for Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Cook
mast two weeks at Clovcrdale. have
urncd home Warren Buxton, who has
en confined TO the house by Illness. is
lc to be around-Mrs. Quincy Thurston
gone to Willistor to care for Mrs.
rt Fuller. who is quite il.-Miss Der.
>. hlgict. of Burlington. is visiting at
home Of her mother. Mrs. Estella
yief John Hart has rented the Henry
bite farm aud will take possession No
nher Mrs. Carroll Stygles has re-
rned from Boston. where she accom-
MED her daughter, Clara, who is to
ter the Conservatory of Music.--Mr.
RI Mra Thomas Waterman and son,
ward and Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Wa
man. of Johnson. were visitors at the
me Of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Adrian
ndsy Giles. of British Columbia.
s visitor Sunday and Monday at the
me of Mr. and Mrs j. e. Il. and Lo-
h5o W. Ricc.-1'racy Tcachout has gone
Manchester. y. H.. to complete a
sinese course in collsgc.--Thc farm
own as the Barney Mattimorc place in
q River has been sold by y, O'Nci! to
iliam King, of burlington
frs. Bert Hawley. who has been visit
hec son and wife. Mr. and Mrs.
cinsld IIawlcy, at New York. returned
me Monday evcning.-MrS. Cora front
was visitor in Cambridge Tuesday
Eht.--Mrs. William Giles, who has been
itinc friends and relatives in town 10Y
few days. left for Burlington Monday
Ecrnoor and from there she goes to
ontrcal for a few days. after which
leaves for her home in British,
ho have been visiting at the home Of
= and Mrs. S. T.. Walker for few
SIS. returned to their home in Burling-
b Monday.-Mrs. Roy kimball, who
= been visiting relatives out of the
Fatc. has returned TO her home.-Mrs
ifford Buxton and son, Maurice. OF
ncsvile We're in town Tuesday. Ber1
both, who is at the hospital. is in n very
~ condition. --Franll Finn is in Essex
ing carpenter work with his uncle
lillian Flinn.--Harold Peck of Esscn
s been assisting G. f.. Percival for 8
~ days in the station.--Mrs Hattie
is. who has been spending the pas,
" days at the home OF her brothe,
ID wife, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Mcclure
Burlington, returned home Monday
ening.
Miss Mildred Fsrnsworth. who ha:
en- spending q few days in Morrisville
brthfield and White River Junction, ha.
burned lome.-Farrell Butterfe'd. wht
been spending several days AZ Calvi,
rnsworth's has returned to his home il
lido lehllrN
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turned TO college.--Miss Daisy I1apgood
has returned TO her work at the probate
office after spending two weeks at her
home. Mrs. Dele Hildreth is visiting he,
sister. Mrs. Goodrich.-M. NJ. Algcr re-
turned to Montreal Monday night.-Mrs.
Mary Elliot. Of Derby. was a weekend
visitor nj f. y. Stcvens's.--lIenry Pease
has begun work for w. 4. Church Mrs
r. l.. stevens was in Barre September 81
attending meeting of the Home Mission
AIRY Union and the Vermont Branch --
4 daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Il
j. Fuller. Of Wlllston. September 20
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Fuller have returned
home after spending a few days in vii.
liston
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HILL WEST

Carmi Bresctte and Lewis Brouilettc
are moving their families to East Bcrk-
shire. where they have employment. -
Mr.. and Mrs. w. i. Shsngraw motored
to Hyde Park to spend the weekend
with Mr.. Shangraw's mother. Mrs. Moses
Newcity.-Mr. and Mrs. William McGrsil
and daughter, Margaret were in Bakers
field Friday Mrs. W. n. Perkins of
West E.nosburg WAS in this place on bust
ness Wednesday.-T barns on the
farm owned by Mrs. Mary Coffron and
occupied by Giles Jewett burned to the
ground Sunday evening. The origin OF
the fire Ia unknown.-Miss Versie Murra,
has employment at Frank Lunbra s.
Moses Ariel is confined to the house with
a sprained ankle.
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H1NESBURG

l.. G. Pouin has bough, farm in Tn
derhii and will take possession about
October 15.-Mrs. NJ. r. France
is not as we'll ia this wrtinC.-Mrs.
Anna W. Post is somewhat better and her
nurse has gone home.--Mrs. Mary Butler
has decided 10 sell her home Just south
of the village and will go TO Brandon to
live with her daughter.-Mrs. Clarence
Carpenter is visiting her aunt Mrs. Lash
away. in Ausabe Forks. n. Y.-NTiss Nj.
Kathryn Mckenzie returned TO Wash
ington. y. c.. Monday evening, after
spending a month at her nome here.
MIR. and Mrs Ernest a. Thomp-
son are the parents Of son,
born a, the Mary Fletcher hos
pital September 29.--Dr. and Mrs. +. A..
Purdick. Mr.. and Mrs. r. O. Mead and
Mr.. and Mrs. y. F.. Parcher arc in Brock
ton, Mass. this week and will attend the
fair.-Miss Lola Mcguire is keeping house
for Mr.. and Mrs. Mead during their alb
! sence.-Robert Winterbottom has moved
to the Baptist parsonage.-Lester F. Jor-
dan has gone to Rochester to live. Mrs.
Jordan is teaching there and Mrs. NJ. +.
Miller goes this week and will spend the
winter with them.-John Sheltus will move
! 10 ST, Adams November |, where he has
]
! her farm to parties in Addison county.
| Possession will be given this fall.-aIrs
NJ. n. Tilley is at the Mary Fletcher hos
pita for an operation for appendicitis
The young peoples social at the Con-
gregational vestry Friday evening will
be followed by business meeting. n,
which time the young peoples organiza-
ton will be complete ed. Earl Gorton who
has had charge of the Susan Ray farm
the last two seasons, expects to move tc
Burlington soon.-P. T.. Dimick is Civ
ing up the grain and feed business ant
it will be moved to Guy Tobey's as sooi
as Nj. Tobey can get his barn arranged
Mr.. Tobey has given up his work il
{. G. Reeds store.-The w. r. c. hel,
an all-day meeting in its hall Wednes
day.--MrS. Fernando Place who is a
the Fanny Allen hospital, is ganin,
slowly.-Mr, and Mrs. F. b. Conner o
Norwich and Mrs. John II. Mead and sol
of North Falmouth, Mass, are guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Connor.--Mr. ant
Mrs. n. r. Lavgne and Mrs Ella Good
rich and family were in Bristol Wednes
day to attend the wedding of Leonar
Goodrich and Miss Alma Cousino-Mrs
Kate Clifford, who has been at Thomp
sons Point this summer. is the CUES
of her brother. George l.. Kelley.
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SHELBURNE

The Sheburne Grange, No. 800 met
at The grange hail Wednesday evening at
eight O'Clock. and Mrs. Frank Pot
win have moved from the village back to
their home on the Burlington road.-Miss
Grace jackson passed the weekend with
Mrs. Curtis Page.-'Iudge Tracy and Mr.
and Mrs. Harris Meack have gone by
automobile to New York city.-Miss Cos
sins of Kent, Eng, is visiting Mrs. James
M!nall.-A meeting of the Red Cross will
be held in the high school building Fri
day evening, October 3. at ,:S0.-Miss Mar
garete Wright is guest of the Misses
Neary.--Henry Rowley has sold his house
and property on the east side of the main
road.
The Ladies' Improvement society will
meet to-day with Mrs, r. w. Bissonette
AT 2:3o p. MIR and Mrs. Ralph Butler
are the parents of daughter. Mrs. But
Ter viii be remembered as Hannah G
Harrington.-Mr and Mrs. John johnson
| of Washington, ID. c., are the parents OF
Il daughter. Maude Esenth Mrs. John
son will he remembered as Miss Janet NJ
! Harmon.--There will be business meet
| ing and election of officers of the Red
! Cross Friday evening at the high school
building. Henry Rowlcy has sold his farm
10 MI ana MIS-. FRANK fllsWortil--NTs
lforise SaXton broke both bones in one
wrist and was taken to the Mary Fletcher
hospital for an X-ray examination to-day
The Woman's Auxiliary of Trinity
Church will hold an all day meeting al
the church tomorrow. Addresses will be
made by the Rev. Mrs. T.. r. Holmes OF
Middlebury and the Rev. DR.. Jones and
Mrs. Jones Of Nergennes, The meeting
will open at ] 90 a. III. with the service OF
HOLY Communion
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ST. GEORGE

Mitchell IIinsdalc of Burlington was a
visitor in town Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Winterhottom of Hinesourg visited
relatives in town Sunday.M. w. Hinsdale
and daughter. Nora. visited in Burlington
Sunday and also visited Clark l1insdalc
ri the Fanny Allen hospital.-George
Tiinsdalc came Saturday from Boston for
a short visit.--Tra Chase was in BurlinS-
ton Sunday.-Earl Aver was in Milton
Saturday on busincss.-Thcrc was no
session of school Thursday AS the chill
dren marched in the parade iii Hines
burg.
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her In the near future.-A public reception
will be given Mr. and Mrs Milo Barney
Monday evening in the parlors Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Prof jerks of the University of YER
mont visited the high school Tuesday and
delivered an interesting address before
the boys and girls at the afternoon as
sembly period.-Frank Root was at his
home here from st. Adams Bay, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Bell of First street
gave birthday party to their daughter,
Eunce, Tuesday afternoon from two
until five. II was her fifth birthday an
niversary and number of her lttls
friends were present.-Miss Amy Corliss
has accepted position as teacher OF the
village school, at East Highgate.--Mr-
and Mrs. T. 7. Bradley were in Shell
burne Saturday, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs G. G. Fletchor.-The Woman's Mis-
sionary society of the Congregational
church Will meet Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Harry Smith.--Noyle Lampher Of
Enosburg Falls, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Gilbert.-Mrs. r.. J. Har-
rington and family are moving from their
present residence into Miss Helen Martini
dale's tenement on Greenwich street.
Needed construction work will make IL
necessary to have the village water turn
cd off two days of this week.-Mrs..
George Griswold and family left la~.
evening for Flint, Mich, where Mr..
Griswold has enployment.--M and Mrs
| Romeo Audette of Burlington passed
Sunday in town the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. p. j. Audctte.-Mr. and Mrs. w. II.
Cassavoy arc entertaining Mrs. Beaure-
gard of Burington.-Mr. and Mrs. Fl J..
| Sunderland and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lcno Lapele and family and Mrs. Lape
and son. Fordace, were in Belvidere Sun
dsy.-Mrs. \. j. Beebe has returned from
a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Horace
Corliss. Of st. Albans.-The Ladies' Aid
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church held a
business meeting and sociable at the
home Of Mrs. Sabin Donaldson Wednes-
day.-Mrs. r. E. Tilley and Mrs. Will
liam Echell of Burlington. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Lewis Of Westford were in
town Monday evening to attend the
! reception given to Mr.. and Mrs. Milo
Barney in the vestry Of the Methodist
| Episcopal Church.
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COLCHESTER

. f. T. Blake and daughter. Mrs. Mil
dred Campbell. spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Wright.-Mrs. Jennie
Mcneil Whitman and clidrcn have been
visiting Mr., and Mrs \. McNeil.-Miss
Slapp was an over-Sunday guest of Miss
Marguerite Wolcott's.-Wesley Smith, Jr.,
was in town Sunday.-Mrs. y. Il. Rouse
and children are visiting Mrs. G.. w,
Wright.-Mrs. Kinds of Jonesville is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Fay Marvin,
Mr.. and Mrs Mark Newton and chill
dren OF Salisbury have been at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. i M. Wright.--AIrs.
Henry Harrington and daughter of Shell
burne are spending few days with Mr..
and Mrs. Rhucl Wheelock.-Miss Alice
Petty spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
T.. $. Wrght.-Elliott Thompson, who
has been in the service for the last two
years. has received his discharge and is
at the home of his father, Vert Thomp-
son.
The morning service at the congrega-
tonal church sunday will be observed as
Kings Daughters Sunday. All members
of the order arc requested 10 he present
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ere will be a special sermon by the
Btor. special music by an enlarged
Dir and a patriotic program adapted to
coca sion A cordial invitation is sx-
|ded to all people of every creed, in this
immunity and vicinity to be present.
citation is also given TO war veterans
nearby villages TO attend this service
uniform. Arthur Brown has finished
bying the inscriptions on the grave
ines in the several cemeteries of the
I'm down to the year 1870 In accordance
IN recent law. There were found TO
SIS Inscriptions. ranging over period
one hundred ycats.--Mr. and MITE
,n Il. stiles and children Of MiddlohurN
guests of Mr.. aud Mrs. +. \. SUES