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WESTFIELD.

Mrs. i. j. Boynton of Everett Mass
VISITED Mrs. Fremont Miller the last two
DAYS OF last week.-Milton Bell returned
Friday from the Mt Washington hotel
Breton Woods. y. H.. Thursday, where
ne has been employed all summer
Louis Bell Tturns this week from the
same place, where he was second stew
ard'-Mr and Mrs. George Wright Of
St Johnsbury came the last of the week
to spend several days with their cousins,
Oscar y. and William O. Wright On
Sunday, o. w Bailey and family motored
to Derby Line to spend the day. accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Albro Hunt
Judge and Mrs. Gilpin, accompanied by
Miss Eva Gilpin of Barton and Miss Ella
g. Miller, went to Barton and from there
to Lyndonville and Woodsvillc, n. H
Last week DR.. Slayton of Morrisville,
Mrs. Slayton and son. Mr.. and Mrs
Homer Burnham, and the doctors two
sisters-in-law, Mrs. Grant Of Rome, Ga.
and another from California called on
Mrs. Dwight Harding on their way 10
Potion, Can-Ephraim OCourser and
daughter. Lora, came last Saturday to
stay till Monday with friends in town.
Mrs. Courser is to let her place to Arthur
Sweet,-Thc l.. a. s. meets this week
with Mrs. O. w. Bailey,-There has been
great deal Of dark. cold and stormy
weather lately. The potatoes are rot
ting very fast,-Mr. and Mrs. Martin,
friend. and John Larock of Bakersfield
motored Sunday to spend the day with
nj, VI. Burbidge.-Miss Orcclis Atwood
goes soon to West Springfield. Mass, where
she has employment during the winter,
Clayton Martin Of Nashua n. H., re-
Gently spent two DAYS Mt tho home of
his father, James Fl. Martin Herbert
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.ongley was home from 1rasburg, Sun

I.ongley was home from Irasburg, Sun
day.
Miss Margaret r.. Whittemorc OF Bur
lington was recent guest of Mrs. ID. ~
Skinner.-All the teachers attended tho
convention in Montpelier the past week
Frank Greene. who has been the guest
OF his brother Charles Greene, has re-
turned to his home in Pctaluma. CAL
The Rev. Allen <irkness preached in
Waterbury Sunday In exchange with the
Rev. George Lock.-At the annual bust
ness meeting of the Red Cross society
Mrs Warren Palmer was elected prcsi-
dent FOR the ensuing year. Mrs. A. y
Tucker vice president; Miss Alice Bush.
nell. secretary; and Mrs. b. y. Bsbee
treasurer.-Thc Y. p. r. e. of the Con.
gregational Church is planning an all
days hike for next Saturday, weather
permitting.
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MIDDLESEX

carroll Chandler, accompanied bv h
rather. mother and grandmother. ub
on their way TO Montpelier last Saturd,
coli'ded with truck near the Egan undo
pass. the Chandler car was left wi,
front wheel gone. No one was iniurs
TO any extont.-As motorcycle from Ri
hngton was crossing the Ensnn II;
crossing Sunday morning it co,lded Will
o massachusetts, car. The mo,orcyc
was total wreck. The driver of M
motorcycle is now In Heaton bosni,a
NO one In the automobile was hurt h,
the radiator. mudguard and one head
iignt were damaged Mrs. Levi Svi
snd friend were in Montpelier last vee|
ihursday.-A party from Middlese1 Va
icy TRANCE consisting of, Master la n,
BUCK ana Mrs. Buck, Mr.. and Mrs. n n
Chap'n. Mrs. Levi Swift. Mrs. A. r. Bird
10" ana Mr.. and Mrs. L. O. Wilder AMI
niece Miss Martin, nlotored to Rando,r|
saturday evening TO attend the Gransl
-Ihe Ladies' Home Circle will hold al
annual Christmas sale and chicken. n
supper Wednesday evening, October \
supper being served from SAD 10 eirh
o'clock. A literary program will be give
after the supper.-The following proera
VIII De given at the next regular Grams
meeting. October 20: Answer 70 ro
can by telling what the Grange has don
LOT you; song; debate, Resolved. rb
tne husband Has a Better Chance 4
moose Pleasant Occupation Than III
Wne affirmative, Mrs. W. n. Waugh
ana Mrs George Conner; negative w n
vaughn and F. B. Miles; solo. Mrs Mir
me Richardson; recitation. Avis Turn.,
discussion. What Can We Do to nd
crease the High Cost Of Living" L.
wilder Fl. B. Chaplin. James Newt, .,
reaoine' Mrs. H. Nichols: foot raca 4
D. Miles and Fl. Comstock; surprise fss
lure Miss Calista Newha)l.-Mrs "a
Houghton of South Barre was va.,
END guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Minnie Pill
ardson'-sMr. and Mrs. r. C. Wright
montreal were Weekend guests ~ n,
ana Mrs A. e. Moulton at the Rai,e
iarm'-Nearly all the schools were clos.
last week after Wednesday to a,Iou. ~
teachers to attend the convention ,
Montpelier.-Miss Madeline Martin
randolph was a weekend CUES, a, -,
Wilder home.
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RANDOLPH CENTER

f. r. Hayward went to Rutland sun
day. returning Tuesday, bringing his
mother with him. who will make her
home here with her son. who has rented
the Methodist parsonage.-LizZe Har-
rington will attend the Christian En-
deavor convention at Woodstock this
week.-Mrs.. Barker and Mrs. William
Cooley are delegates to the Sunday school
convention. held at Bellows Falls this
week.-Mrs.. Ray Temple was operated
upon for a serious case of appendicitis
last Saturday night-Mrs. Webster Of
East Randolph. who has been telephone
operator for ten years, died very suddenly
last Friday. The funeral was held Sun
day. Mrs. Webster will be greatly
missed. MIR. and Mrs. w. l.. Hebard
went to Barre Sunday to attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Hebard's sister Mrs
Allen.-AIrs. r. Waldo, her son and wife,
also friend are visiting the families
of S. II. Waldo and A. w. Emery Their
home is in Buffalo. n. Y, and they
motored here in two days
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NORTH CRAFTSBURY

Repairs on the water works are CONF
pleted all but connecting the electric
current with the pump. The reservoir
holds $4,000 gallons of water and will
give sufficient supply to the families
on craftsbury Common DR.. f. p,
Easton and n. NJ. Stevens have been
directing the work.-Mrs. Edwin r. Cor
don has returned TO her home in LYME
\. H.. leaving her little son. Theodore
with his grandparents. the Rev. and Mrs.
&c. ii. Rowley.-The Rev. e. j. Peterson
ana family motored to Burlington last
week for a short visit Mrs w. c. Had
ley accompanied them to visit ber
daughter. Lois. who is attending tho
University of Vermont-A son was horn
to DR.. and Mrs. F. b Easton. October o
Mrs. Lizzie Cameron Of Orleans is
spending the week with Mrs G. n Root
Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss Farrar visited
relatives in Walden, October S-N r
Williams spent three DAYS i'm Enosbure
recently on business.-Mr and Mrs. Leo
Williams have returned from their wed.
ding trip and are with his parents in
South Albany for the present.-The
Misses Grace and Mildred Fairbanks of
GREENSBORO visited with their sister. Mrs
r. h. Root, Sunday.-Miss Mary Dutton.
VINO is teaching in Middlebury College
was at home Sunday.-The Woman's
Missionary society met with Mrs. w. C.
Hadley Wednesday. Ernest Keller spent
three days last week at St Albans. in
stating wind-mlll,-Mr and Mrs. f.
W. F'iheld entertained friends from Grand
Isle Snnday-Miss Mary Bailey spent
saturday in Burlington Nellie
ratro, member of the senior class OF
me academy was married Wednesday
October to f. A. Farnsworth
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from, page fourD

Saturday. -Eizabeth Stnson of Johnson
visited Geneva Lease Saturday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Flood of st. Adams were
here for the dance Friday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Montague left Monday. for
Fitchburg, Mass, to visit her parents.
--Leno Lapelle of Swapton was in town
Sunday and his daughter. Kathryn, re-
turned home with HMM. L. Start, who
has been visiting his son. Postmaster
start. returned to his home in Bakers
field. Sunday.-Mrs. Herbert Chamber
lain and children who have been visiting
at n. A. Hawleys, returned home Sun
day.-Mrs. A. G. Griswod is slowly
convaescing Mrs. Grcta Morse is report
ed more comfortable at this writing
Mrs. G.. A. Mcbride has returned to her
home in ESSEX Junction after a few days
visit with friends in town.-Miss Hattie
Ober has moved her household effects
to her village placc.-About 65 couples
attended the bali. at Hotel Melendy, Fri
day evening.
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WORCESTER

Mrs. Carrie Templeton who has been
i'll for several months at the home OF her
daughter Mrs. George II. Putnam. OF
this place, has so far recovered as to be
able to go TO Montpelier, where she is
guest at the home of her son Clair
Templeton, on Elm street.-Georgc r.
Moore. who had lived on the place where
he died at the north end of the town for
nearly so years. passed away on Tues
day. October l. The funeral was held at
his late home Friday afternoon. the
Fred Engle officiating Another old res
ident. Isaac Prenties. aged SIS years, died
at his homo near Wheeler's Mills or Sat
urday. The funeral was held at his late
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GREENSBORO

The Rev. Mr.. Alexander preached at the
Congregational Church Sunday morning
and the Rev. Anderson of Philadelphia
at the Presbyterian Church. Mr.. Ander-
son went from here TO East Craftsbury
10 conduct service in the afternoon
George King and family are visiting in
Barre for n few days.-N. l.. Drown went
TO Montpelier Friday to bring home four
Of the teachers. who had been attending
the COMMUNICATIONS Porter returned
from Montpelier Saturday.--Mrs. Kate
Goss goes this week to Virginia, where
she expects to spend the winter. The
East Hardwick dramatic club gave fine
! entertainment to the people Of Green's
boro and vicinity Thursday evening at
the town hall. when they presented the
play Bar TIarbor to delighted
audence--E. e. Rollins went Friday to
Barre and Montpelier for a brief visit
before returning to Boston.--The hotel
has been closed for the season. the Jesse
Mr.. Webb. having gone away two or
three weeks ago and Mrs. Webb and son,
Larry PATTERSON, close the house and
leave town Wednesday S. ingalls, is
in Burlington on business for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ladd motored to
Whitman. Mass. the last of the week for
visit.-Mrs. Lillian ingalls, is visiting
in Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Ladd are spending
their vacation in Massachusetts visiting
Mr.. Ladd's brother in Whitman. James
Collier is carrying the mail from the
village to the station during Mr.. Ladd' S
| absence.-Mrs. Kate Cross is going to
Lyndonvile this week for short time
before going to Virginia for the winter.
The members of Caledonia Grange gave
their play Bar Haven" at the town
hall Thursday evening and a dance after
the play.-T j. Behan left town Monday
morning for Detroit.-Robert Wiley re-
turned to Morrisvile and William Bar
rington to Bakersfield Monday-Mrs.
Josephine Hussey has been spending two
weeks with her sister in Montreal-Roy
Anterior. who lost a portion of one foot
through an accident in the railroad ward
at I.yndonville n few weeks ago In: s
been able to come to his home and is
now on crNtches.-Mrs. William Bates
went to Nashua. y. f., Monday for a
few days.-B. NJ. Wiley has been spend
ing few days with his mother in Water
ville.-Mrs. Nellie Simpson is visiting
friends in Barre.-Mr. and Mrs. Shedd
of Bellows Falls were in town for the
weekend at w S, Bodine's-Mrs.
Bodine returned from visit to Bellows
Falls Saturday.
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SHARON

The annual fair of Sharon Grange wa
held Friday noon and continuing till mas
midnight. The exhibits on the warrior,
tables included fruit and vegetable
grain and all that pertains to the hous
and home and all these exhibits prom pte
attention because Of their pronounced
excellence. The fair was attended !,
people from neighboring communitie|
and the program was varied and contin
uous From six to eight o'clock q typica
hasT supper was served in the DINING
room and the hall and succeeding tn
there was an assembling in the auditor
UNI. where successive lectures were Civ
en- b., DR.. Charles w. Kidder. health OF
ficer of district No. S, Woodstock Lieut.
C. j. Frink, manager of the Farmer
Cooperative Exchange of the Windso
County Farm Bureau, White River .Jund
ton and Prof. George A Meigs of tn
Vermont State School Of AericulturI
Randolph Center. There were also sold
by Miss Ella Balcomb Prizes in blu
red and white ribbons were awarded an
among winners was showing Of pc A mud
that were grown by Mrs. NJ. e. Stracha
on her Sharon farm. An exhibit Of n,uc
interest was n group of hudded and roo
grated apple trees that were grown fror|
seed by Harold FL Day If Sharon an
a graduate of the Randolph Cente|
agricultural school. Near the exhbt
was sign which read why Waste th|
Scrub Apple Trees" an inquiry of muc
worth in these days following the los
or so many trees two winters ago. Til
fair committee of arrangements consist
ed of Frank B. Brown. w c. Porte
Mrs. NJ. c. Strachan and John W Gid
son.
CHARLES Edwin Wiley, a ative and hfe|
long resident of Sharon, died at the fam|
lily home Monday morning following a |
illness OF more than two years. He wa
10 years Old and had ever been prominenI
in the business. social and fraternal lifI
of the town. He was the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew NJ. Wiley and served
the CIVIL war as a member of Compan
u, 18TH Vermont regiment, and attaine !
the rank OF first sergeant. He was activ
in the G. A. r. life of the town and
county. He was an original and contin|
uous member of the Sharon Cornet band
organized an even 10 years ago. also !
charter member of the local Sharon Lodse I
F. 4 A. NJ, and of White River I.odse 4
l. .. q. r. As member of the HasoniI
order he had membership in the Knigh |
Templars and in NJ. Sinai Temple OrdeI
OF the Mystic Shrine. For many year,
he was postmaster in Sharon and at onI
time owner of a general store. He was |
member of the Vermont Legislature 81
1902, and postmaster of the 1904 LecislaI
ture. Later he served as secretary fol
Congressman kttredse Haskns in WASH
ington. He is survived by his wife. wh(
prior 10 her marriage. was Miss Hsaenl
of West Hartford. and a sister OF Georg(
Hazen, the one-time we,l-known agen|
OF the Windsor passenger station, and oil
so OF the late Charles Hazen. of Wes|
Hartford He is also survived by BROTH
er hudson S. Wiley. also of Sharon
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Windsor County
SOUTH ROYALTON

William II, Jeffrey. secretary Of the sd
ciety of charities and probation. address,
ed community meeting IN the Methods
Episcopal Church on Sunday evening
There was good sized audience an
much valuable information was receive
on the work done in the state for mi
betterment of penal conditions and m
elevation of criminals. Recent visitor
in town are Lester Ashley OF Boston an
George Flint.-Chester Dodge and Haze
Smith started Sunday night for Califo.
mia, where they expect 10 spend the win
ter.-Fred Osterhout of Lowell. Mass
has been visiting for few days wit
his cousin. Mrs Lunette Mudsette.
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Albany, N. Y, was an over-Sunday guest
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Has
kins.-Mrs. Laura Weir Of Moretown was
a recent visitor at A. ]. Canerdy's. also
calling upon other friends in the neigh
borhood.-Mr and Mrs. Clifton OClair
returned from few days in Boston
News of the death Of Mrs. Sarah Hutch
ms Arms came Thursday morning she
having passed away at Montpelier where
she had been in poor health for some
time. She was the widow Nof Curtis Arms,
who died several years ago. Mr.. Arms
was a prominent business man here and
the family were active in the Congre-
Rational Church Of which they we're
members. The deceased was born in
Waterbury about ninety years ago, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leander Hutch
ms, people of much prominence. living
where G. b. Evans now lives. the lot also
including the Luce home now. which
house was built by Curtis Arms and oc-
cuped by Mr.. and Mrs. Arms for many
years. Mrs. Arms left Waterbury about
ten years ago and has lived In Hartford,
Conn, and returned TO Montpelier some
time ago. Her only daughter. Lillian
Arms Tewksbury, died a few years ago.
She is survived by four grandchildren,
Miss Anna Baker Of Dorchester and three
children OF Lee Tewksbury. Margaret, Ma.
rion and Paul. The funeral was at
Montpelier but the burial was here In
the family lot In the village cemetery
Friday afternoon. Mrs. Arms death
removes The last Of another of our earlier
families, her only sister having died sew.
eral years ago. Mrs Arms father, Lean.
der Hutchinson was one Of the first direc
tors and president of The Bank oil
Waterbury" and also president of thu
Waterbury National bank when it re-
organized under the national bank act
He served as president until January. 1874
The family and that of the Arms al
through were connected with most Of tn,
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WATERBURY

Another OF the pleasant neighborho od
gatherings for which South Main street
Is noted occurred at the Oliver home
saturday evening in honor of the 10th
birthday of e. D. Oliver. This was a
complete surprise to him. over 10 gath
ering TO express their congratulations
happy evening was spent with games
ana music. Prizes were given and Sc
cured as follows: Chocolate race. first
prize Mrs, Fl. C. Douglass; BOBBY prize,
L. j. Carney walnut race, first prize,
Mrs. l.. J. Garvey; BOBBY prize, Arthur
Bailey. Other games were enjoyed and
musical selections rendered. Among them
were vocal solos by Mrs b. j. Berry and
Mrs. j. l.. Garvey. Mrs. ID. w. Cooley
accompanist. and duet by Kenneth
Oliver and Stuart Hill, Mrs. Berry ac-
companying, also a whistling duet by the
boys. In behalf of the COMPANY b. l..
Berry presented Mr.. Oliver with a beau
tiful mission rocker. He also had several
individual gifts Among those present
from out of town were Mr. and Mrs
Howes and Miss Ada Hodges of Rich
mond, Mrs. Lee Morgan of Burlington.
Mrs Edward Norton of Jonesville and
Albert Blood Of Waitsheld. Fine refresh
ments were servcd.-Sunday members of
the Gleason family gathered at the home
or Mrs. James Hattie for family din
nor, Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hatch and Mrs Nellie
Bates OF Burlington, Mrs. Pearl Randall
WATSON. dean Of women at the Uniyer.
sity Of Vermont. and Miss Pauline Ayers
OF the collese,-Miss Pauline Moody was
nj home over Sunday from the Univer-
sity of Normont-Nirs. Lee Morgan of
Burlington is the guest Of her sister.
Mrs. IL. ca Douglass.-Mrs. A. c. Stew.
ems of the Middlesex schools was at home
over the weekend Curtis Haskins Of
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WARREN

Mrs. j. =. Tucker and Mrs HAL Ford
were in Bristol the past week.-Mr and
Mrs T.. C. Heath were in Montpelier
and daughter, Marian. and Mrs F. G..
Lamb were in Montpelier the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Kingsbury who
have been working in Fayston. have re-
turned to their home here.-Edgar Towne
and A. Van benson have sold their farms
, to parties from the west-Mr. and Mrs
Merrill Campbell and daughter. Airline.
Of Randolph were in town last Friday
John Hockey has gone to Canada to
visit relatives.-Mr and Mrs Amasa
Fuller spent several days in Barre the
past week.-Mr and Mrs. j. r. Tucker
and children and Mr. and Mrs f. c.
Lamb were in Burlington Thursday.-r.
r. Daniels and family and Mrs. Ann
Harmon Of Randolph were in town Satur-
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lamb and Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Senior went to Randolph
Friday for few days stay-Mr. and
Mrs. f.. e. Heath were in Waterbury
Sunday .-Mr and Mrs Ernest Lamb are
going to Fayston to work for Derrick
keealand this wnter.-Mr and Mrs
George Huntington of Montpelier and
James Worcester and daughter of
Somervillc, Mass. called on friends in
TOWN Saturday Justin Tucker was in
Lncoln.-Raymond Campbell has gone to
Randolph 10 work in a barber shop.-
Wyman Tucker, who has been seriously
III. Is much better.
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NORTH FAYSTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Able Porter and four
children, Of Winston, were Sunday WISH
tors in town.-Nr. and Mrs. Lester Hills
and children. OF Duxbury, were in town
Sunday.--The Misses Elsie Long and
Evelyn Joslin attended the teachers con-
vention in Montpelier Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday.--George Pease. Of Shir-
ley. Mass was in town Sunday.-Bert
Nelson has returned to his home In Mont
pelier after visiting his brother. L. j.
Nelson. few days the past week.-Mr.
and Mrs. George Murrey. of Barre, were
at the home of Everett Ballou Saturday
and Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Bert Norton,
of Duxbury. we're in town Saturday.-Mr.
and Mrs. Ora Wrisley were in Waterbury
Sunday.-Edward Bennett and Fred Bar
teld, Of Waitsf1eld. were in town Sunday.
Mrs. Bertha johnson went Saturday TO
Claremont. n. H.-Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
McManns of Worcester. Mass. are Wis.
iting at the home of Mrs. Emma Smith.
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nome Monday afternoon az two ocloJ
with the Rev. I. Fngss in charge
Henry King Of Minister Brood Road
suffered shock OF paralysis Tuesds
morning, October I. and is In a critical cod
dition His daughters. Mrs. A,exsnd1
and Miss Mildred, Of Moptpel,er ,re vi,
him.
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SOUTH WOODBURY.

One of the oldest townsmen. Londus
w. Haskell and most respected citi-
zen, peacefully passed away at his home
Monday October s Of hardening OF the
arteries. at the advanced age of So years.
He was the son Of Daniel and Betsey
tSpaulding) Haskell and the last survivor
OF a family Of four children. He was
born in St. Johnsbury in 1886. His par
ents moved to this town when he was
but five years old. since which time he
has resided in South Woodbury.. He had
been a successful farmer. a mai of high
integrity, good judgment and just in all
his dealings. Although enfeebled by ad-
vsnced years. he will be greatly missed.
He served in the Civil war and was a
member Of Co. nth Regt. Vermont vol
,,nteers. His high standard of character
courage and ability made him the high
est type of soldier. He was a worthy
member Of tie G. A. r.. Stowe Post.
The funeral took place Wednesday af-
ternoon from his late home. friends and
neighbors gathering in large numbers.
Isabel Evers OF Barre preached an eX-
celent discourse. There were seven old
comrades present, Comrade Teachout
Of Montpelier in fitting words, alluded
to the soldier life Of the deceased, his
deeds OF valor and loyalty The bearers
were four s. of VS.: Col. H. s. Foster,
f. c. Sabin. William Peck and Walter
Eastman. The casket was carried out
side the dwelling, where the G. \. r.
paid the last solemn rites to the old SOL
dier. There was a profusion of beautiful
flowers. He leaves a wife, who tender
~ cared for him in his feebleness, a son,
Albert l.. Haskell, step-son, Glenn
Hall of Boscaven. y. H., three nieces,
Mrs. Helen Ash of ST. Johnsbury. Hat
tie Gray of Barre. Eta Conner of Phil
adelphia and nephew. Charles Haskell
Of Wolcott. He WAS laid to rest in the
village cemetery.
Albert Haskell and l.. c. Swain. were
| in East Montpelier Monday on business.
Mr.. Lawrence of Montpelier is making
; further repairs on his cottage.-Ralph
Bailey. son of George Bailey. was taken
to Heaton hospital Monday TO be treated
! for an abdominal trouble Sarah Bruce.
an aged and feeble woman, was lately
removed from NJ. F.. Goodsells to the
| Miss Smith, who resides with her daugh-
| ter, Frances Goodsell. is ill., and not OK
| peoted to recover.-Mrs. Norris Virgins
! of Williamstown. was caller at the
| home of Satira l.. Sabins Sunday
Jennie Hubbard and little daughter of
Granitevilie, visited her mother. Mrs.
Frank Sprague, Monday.
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FAIR HAVEN

The Hon. Martin s. Villas of Burning on
will speak in the opera house Friday
evening at eight O'Clock on the League
OF Nations. The public is invited