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HJNESBURG

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene c. Lamson are
the parents of a son born, December %.
The regular meeting of Hope Circle Of
Kings Daughters has been postponed
from December &c to January "A
miscellaneous shower was given to Miss
Ethel Mae Skif, December Is, in honor
Of her approaching marriage to H. II.
Bromly Of Burlington Irish has
returned from the Fanny Allen hospital.
where he has been for the past seven
weeks. He is somewhat improved.
Fire sale on blankets and ropes
Van Ness Burlington. Look for sign
Adv.
The following children each sold 100
Red Cross Christmas seals and earned
the set of Health Book mark; Carol
Wyman, James Peet. Grover Tilley. Kath-
ryn Abair, Eleanor Mead. Barbara
Duchaine, Florence Mckenzie, LA Mae
Mckenzie, Darwin Dimck. Trafford
Dimick and Charles Labell.--Mrs. C. G..
Reed spent a few days in Richmond with
her parents.-Mrs. Mary Andrews return
ed to Burlington Tuesday after a few
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
Andrews.-Wrig Hinsdale and Frederick
Lyman are at home from their school
work in Randolph.
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MONKTON

An interesting Christmas sermon was
delivered at the Methodist Episcopal
Church by the Rev. J. Fl. Gothey Sunday
morning with appropriate music by the
choir.-The entertainment and oyster sup
per at Woodmen's hall was largely at
tended. The Loyal Workers realized a
"A good amount to replenish their treas
ury.-Nrs F. y. and Mrs +. c. McEntee
were in Vergennes Saturday
exercises We're held at the school Thurs
day afternoon with Il Christmas tree for
the pupils which was attended by the
parents and friends of pupils. The speak
Ing and singing showed good training and
much credit Is due Mrs. Wilson. the
teacher. for her efficient management of
the school. 1t closed Friday for a two
weeks vacation and the teacher has gone
to her home in New Haven.-kenneth
Gee, OF the Bristol high school, Ia at home
for the holiday vacation.-The Misses
Cicely and Ruth Donehue, daughters OF
Mr.. and Mrs w c. Donerue. came home
Friday from their schools for the Christ.
mas yaca tim
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ORWELL

Miss McCuen. who has been at the par
sonage. left Saturday.-Edward Mcintyre
came home from Mosess hospital. Tt
conderoga, n. Y, last Week.-Mrs. Helen
Raymond has returned to Fort Edward,
n. Y.-Mrs. Charles Patterson has been
spending some time with her sister in
Hydeville.-Supt. f. l.. Clark went to
Rutland last week to met school officers.
The farmers are dressing pork and de-
livering 1t about the village at Is cents.
Miss Effie and Lou Ella Phelps came
home from Manchester Seminary Satur-
day evning for two weeks stay.-The Rev.
l.. NJ. Isaacs was in Rutland Tuesday,
The Baraca Sunday school class met
Tuesday evening in the ladies' rooms
The Fortnightly club met Tuesday with
Miss Mary Williams.-Henry Rising was
business caller in Ticonderoga, ~ Y.
Wednesday.-Miss Ida Mcintyre was at
home last week.-Henry Purcell sailed
from New York Monday on the Mohawk
for Charleston. S. C.-The State librarian
has approved of helping Orwell to the
amount Of $&.-Gwenyth tombstone gave
party Saturday in observance of her
sixth birthday anniversary.-G c. Phelps
was in Rutland last week.-The schools
closed Friday for two weeks.-Thomas
Daniels is doing we'll at the Mary Fletcher
hospltal.-John Swenor has moved from
the Buell. farm to the farm owned by 81.
mon Pelkey, in Shoreham.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO

Joseph Trudo and family were called to
Burlington last week by the death of
their son and brother, Arthur Trudo.-
Mrs. George Narney and Mrs. MyrOn
Steadman of Lincoln were guests Sunday
Of their daughter and sister. Mrs. Russell
Young.-Harold Hallock has purchased n
fine young horse. The Misses Mary.
Bertha and Lottie Germaine of Burling-
ton are spending the holidays with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Germaine.-
Miss Helen Orvs is home from her school
in Bristol.-There was Christmas tree
Thursday evening at the Gore school
house with speaking and songs All en-
joyed the evening.-Friday evening, the
Orvis school united with the Jerusalem
school for Christmas tree. A fine
program of dialogues, recitations and
singing was carried out-The schools
have closed for a vacation of two weeks
George Hurlburt has returned to his
home in Monkton.-David Follansbee is
i'm moor health
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SHELBURNE

George Palmer has been visiting rela-
tives in Massena n. Y.-Mrs. Drew Of
Burlington has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Minnie Russell.-Garrett Crowley
has returned from the Fanny Allen hos
pital and is recovering from an operation.
Eli Palmer is confined to the house by
illness Mrs. Kate Muzzy and children
are living in "A part of J. Watson Webb S
house for the winter,-Dr. and Mrs. w. s.
Webb have gone to New York and only
the caretakcrs remain at Shelburne House
for the winter.-Edward Brush is passing
his Christmas vacation at his home here,
Miss Helen Taylor is ut home for two
weeks vacation. --Services at Trinity
Church Christmas day will be: Morning
prayer, Holy Communion and sermon at
1890 Christmas festival Friday evening
at seven Short service with carols
Christmas play, Santa Claus on Strike, y
7:3O p. m, in the parish hovse-The
| school in town closed Friday afternoon
with Christmas exercises and the teach,
ers left for two weeks vacation al
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notices to the effect that with their next
weeks pay they will receive from the
company bonuses equal to two weeks full
average pay to men who have worked
complete year now closing for the com
pany and equal to one days average pay
for every % days work by such Of the
hands that have not worked full year
just past.-Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Hamilton
have gone to Boston and Springfield,
Mass. where they will spend the holiday
vacation-At the meeting of william P.
Russell Post, No. {? G. A. r., held Tues
day evening the following officers were
elected: Commander, Walter w. Martin;
senior vice commander. r. II. Linsley;
y. V. c.. Otis Abbey chaplain. f. r..
Jones'; officer of the day, Louis Goulett;
quartermaster and adiutant. William l..
Cady; delegate to state encampment
f. f. Jones and Louis Goulett--At the
regular meeting of William p. Russell
Circle, No. D. Ladies of the Grand Army,
held Tuesday evening in the Dyer block
the following officers were elected Presi-
dent. Mrs. Edna Grady; S. V. p, Mrs
Elizabeth Martin; j. V. p. Mrs. Luna
Morrison: treasurer Mrs. Nelson A. Sey-
mour; sentry. Mrs Flora Abbey: chplain
Mrs. Hattie Jones; conductress. Mrs
Carrie w. Nash: patriotic instructor. Mrs
Jennie Turner guard, Mrs. Jennie CAL
houn; delegate to state convention to he
held in Rutland, Mrs. Flora Abbey, Mrs
Martina Cady and Mrs. Alice Seymour;
alternates. Mrs. Jennie Turner. Mrs
Elizabeth Martin and Mrs. Jennie Ham
mond. The installation will take place
January 10. Carrie Nash. State depart
ment president, will be the installing Of
ficer. Following the installation an oyster
supper will be served, to which all mem
bers are invited.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page one.

Thomas OF the college.-Mr. and Mrs.
Hyland Pitridge of Whitehall. n. Y, are
here to spend Christmas and New Years
with relatives.-Mr. and Mrs William c.
Raymond of Ansonia, Conn, are in town
for holiday visit with friends. accom-
panied by their daughter, Miss Geraldine
Raymond of Middletown, Conn.-There
will be a meeting of the Addison County
Farmers Cooperative exchange in the
Grange hall Saturday, December q at
10 O'Clock. II. NJ. Wells of Claremont. n.
H., and T.. II. ABBOTT of Springfield. Mass,
will be present and address the meeting
pertaining to matters of the farm ex-
changes in their State.-Miss Gene
We've Elmer of Wakefield, Mass, is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Elmer, during the two weeks holidays
Mr. and Mrs. Philip f. Crane and daugh-
ter, Mary, are spending the holidays with
Mrs. Cranes mother. Mrs. M. T.. Mum
sey. Of Suncook, N. II.
Carlton Warner, who is with the Ameri-
can Steel e. Wire company of Worcester
Mass, is in Cornwall to pass the holi-
days at the home of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Warner.-Harry j. Hulihar
has gone to Center Rutland to spend the
holiday vacation at the home of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Hulihan.-Mr
and Mrs Franklin Noble and their daugh.
ter Miss Daisy Noble of Waterbury
Conn.,, are in town for a holiday visit with
relatives President John NJ. Thomas OF
Middlebury College will go to Salisbury
tomorrow to deliver an address in the
town hall at reception and feast giver
by the town of Salisbury to the returned
soldiers and sailors from that town il
the recent war.-Harry f.. O'Bryan !,
spending the Christmas and New Year.
vacation at his home in Rutland, Ralph
Shangraw of Mortified. who has beer
visiting in town for few days. has gon'
TO Rutland for couple of weeks.-Mis'
Minnie Mcdonald. who has been In Pitts
ford for week visiting relatives ant
friends, has gone along to Rutland for
holiday visit with her sister, Mrs. Thoma
Keith.-Miss Lila Winchester and Heber
Leach have gone to North Rupert L
spend the holiday vacations at the home
OF their respective parents.-Leo Tower
has gone to Castleton for a two weeks
vacation visit at that place.-Mr, an
Mrs Arthur j. Calder of Princeton
\. j., with their three young childre
are here to make holiday visit wit
relatives.-There was large attendant
IN the vestry of the Congregational Churc
Tuesday evening upon the Christina
social given for the junior intermedat
aud senior departments of the Bib
school. There was a considerable humble
OF the older people of the parish ais
present.-All the hands employed in tn
Mddlehury branch of the Vermont MAJ
-" anmnany have received individus
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Waverly Ifoag. a student at lakewood
Seminary Union Springs, N. Y, came
Saturday to spend the Christmas vaca-
ton with his grandmother, Mrs. Eliza
Brown.-Miss Evadne Meader is spending
the holidays at the home of her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Meader.-
Miss Juletta Barnum has returned from
Bristol. where she has been caring for
Mrs Fred Sargent,-W. Earle Meader and
D. f. Mech attended the meeting of the
school directors of the state held in Bur-
lington Thursday.-A quiet wedding ac-
Cured at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Little Monday. December 10. when
their eldest daughter, Tia, was united In
marriage to Roy Burritt of IInesburg
The Rev G. C. Cornell of Addison. a for
mer pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, performed the ceremony A
reception was rendered them Saturday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
George Burritt.
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n. Y.-Dr. c. NJ. Sneden of Littleton
n. IL, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Sneden this week.--Clement Smith
of Brooklyn, n. Y, and Leland Smith
Of the University of Vermont spent
Christmas with their parents Mr. and
Mrs. r. s. Smith.-Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Cove OF Middcbury spent Christmas with
Mrs. Sophie Shcrwn.-Miss Cornclia
Stevens of Cornwall spent Christmas
with her grandfather, a. G.. Sumner, and
family. Federated Sunday school
celebrated Christmas Wednesday evening
at tho church by giving fine program,
assisted by the choir Solos by Mrs.
DEMO and Mrs. Simone. a Christmas tree.
Santa Claus. pictures. the singing Of
Christmas carols by everybody and a col
lection of $14 for the Armenian children
made the evening an enjoyable one
John Guinan of Hartford. Conn, spent
Christmas with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
q n (,liinan.
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EAST SHELBURNE

The Sutton school closed Friday after
noon for the holidays with exercises and
tree laden with presents The follow
ing program was given: Song. Merry
Merry Christmas schools: play, Joys
and Sorrows of Santa Claus" school,
poem The First Christmas, Charles
Hoye; poem. Kris Krineles, Mildred
Lane; song, Heavenly Stranger, Ethel
and Irene Atwood: poem, Bells Across
the Snow. Walter Lane; dialogues by
Helen Tankard, Theston Strong, Irene
Lapierre, Ernest Lapierre. Dennisou
Waller. Roy Lane. Gabriel Lapierre.
Charles Danbrooke and Walter sutton;
tree. distribution of presents by Santa
Claus and his hepers.-Miss Cressa
Thompson. teacher of the Sutton school
is spending the vacation at home.-Miss
Marguerite Sutton Of the Burlington
high school is at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Walter E. Sutton, for
the holdays.-Mrs. Ella Dana who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Atwood, has returned to her home in
Bristol.
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LINCOLN

The remains Of Versils w Morgan, who
died Dec. 16 after a long illness at
his home in Bristol. WAS brought here
Friday afternoon for interment In Lee
cemetery. The deceased was for many
years a resident of this town.--Mrs. David
Hamilton died Sunday at the home of
her son. Frank Hamilton. with whom
she lived The funeral was held Thurs
day from the Baptist Church. the Rev.
Arnot Dexton officiating Funeral
hymns were sung by mixed auartette.
Burial was in Maple cemetery. Rev.
A. Dexter was in Middlebury Friday on
business. lie has been appointed census
enumerator for this town,-Mrs, ID. l.,
Garland returned Thursday from Bur
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BRIDPORT

The Changers of Bridport will hold a
dance at the hall Friday evening.
January .. Morgan's orchestra of YER
gennes will furnish music and supper
will be served,-Miss Polly Palmer is at
home for the Christmas vacation from
the Boy Path Institute of Springfield,
Mass.-H. l.. Hemmenway. who was
operated on at the Mary Fletcher hospital
last week is doing well and expected home
In few days.-Mrs. George Palmer is at
her sisters. Mrs. o. NJ. Sherbno's. in
Middebury. for few days after return
ing from the Rutland hospital.-Cora AL
lard Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Willard
Chandler. for few days.-O. f.. Converse
spent part of the week in Burlington
with his mother and sister. Miss Louise
Converse.-The Converse school is closed
for two weeks vacation during the holi.
DAYS.
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lngton, where she has been for several
weeks, for treatment at the Green Noun
tain sanitorium.--Mrs Louise Bristol is
ill.--A son was born recently to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ashley Farr.-A dance will he held
in Jaclman and Garlands hall Thurs
day evening.--A young son of Milo
Matherson broke a bone IN his leg while
sliding recently. --Mrs. oscar Coburn,
who has been visiting relatives in town
for several weeks has returned to her
home I'm Unity, Maine.--A community
Christmas tree and exercises will be held
Wednesday evening by the United
churches. II. Jackman was in Bur-
lington on business Wednesday. Mrs.
Myron Steadman. who has been III, IL
better--Miss Olive Jones and Miss Julia
Higgins, teachers, are spending the va
cation at their homes in Fair Haven
and Rutland.
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HANCOCK

George Taylor, Sr, has returned from
his visit to his daughter in Brattleboro
and his daughter, Rose, has returned
from Burlington to keep house for him.
George Abear, ST. had to go to Burling-
ton last week to the Mary Fletcher hos
pital to have a rabbit bone, removed from
his hroat.--Mrs. carl Archer and two
small children visited in Braintree and
Randolph four days last week.-Mr and
Mrs Eugene Martin have closed their
house and gone to live with their daugh-
ter and husband in Bennington for the
winter.-Miss Electa Lewis died at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Lewis, the 18th inst.
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SALISBURY

Mrs Julia Prout Warehouse. one Of the
oldest persons in town, died Sunday night
at the age of % years. The funeral was
held at her late residence Wednesday,
Arthur Warehouse of New York was
called here by the death Of his mother
The Rev. y. w. Reid gave a very inter-
esting sermon at the local church Sun
day.-The Sunday school Christmas con-
cert given at the Congregational Church
Sunday evening was enjoyed by a large
number was also the address by the
pastor. Christmas trees by the
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school on
Wednesday evening and by the Congrcga-
tional Sunday school on Thursday eve
ming were features of the week to the
children.-Rolln and Doris whitney Ruth
Hamilton, Orrin Nelson. Ina Peterson and
Louise Nelson arc enjoying their vaca-
tions at their homes.-Thc Rev. d. w.
Reid is at his home in Adams, Mass.
for few days.-rhe fourth quarterly
conference will be held Saturday evening
at the Methodist Church.-Sunday fore
noon the Rev. Or. Statham. district sup
erintendent of Burlington district, will
preach in both hurches.-W cdncsday
| evening. December 81 a watch-night serv-
ice will be held in the Methodist Church
and every one is invited to he present
social time with an address by the
pastor will be enjoyed.-Eli C. MacMurtry
and family of Fair Haven are spending
a few days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
W. f. Bump.-The Congregational Church
will hold their annual meeting and roll
call on Tuesday December 30. and any
who are interested in the spiritual vel
fare of the church are cordially invited
Dinner will he served at noon.-"The Pot.
ters.' entertainers of large reputation viii
give the third of the series of Red Cross
entertainments at the town hal
Monday evening January 5-Mrs
! Agnes Flagg is spending the holidays
with her mother at Hudson Falls, N. Y
The annual meeting of the Lake Dun
more Creamery Co, will be held at the
home of c. A. Bump Tuesday, Januar,
| 6, at one O'Clock.
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JERICHO CENTER

Mrs. Homer Lyon has gone to the Fanny
Allen hospital, her father and mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Savoie. being at
Mr.. Lyon's.-At the annual business meet
ing OF the Foreign society held Thurs
day the officers chosen were as follows:
Mrs Adela Bcknell. honorary president:
Mrs Gertrude Jordan, president; Mrs.
Addie stiles, vice-president; Mrs. Persis
Bliss, secretary; Mrs. Mary Nichols.
treasurer; Mrs Adelia Bicknell, Mrs.
Nellie Haywood. Mrs. Lizzie Frechette,
executive committee.-Miss Irene BolgeI
is visiting friends in CONFERENCE.-The
Social Service club held a covered dish
luncheon at the home of the president.
Mrs Gertrude Jordan. After the lunch.
cards with Christmas sentiments were
read. carols sung and the play, The Old
Lady Shows Her Medals written by
L. NJ Barrie. was given. Then came q
tree with a gift for each member.-The
pupils of the high school had a Christ
mas tree in their room Friday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. F. s. Lawrence were in
Burlington last week Thursday to at
tend the golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
F.. +. Gomo.-Frank NJ Hopkins and
Charles Moran We're in Burlington to at
tend the school directors conference
Hovey Jordan of Burlington is spending
few days at his home.-The Rev. r. j.
Malzard and Mr. and Mrs. z. T. Maloney
were in Burlington Monday.-Max j.
Stiles went to Alburgh Tuesday, where he
| has position for few weeks-Dr. A.
s. c. Hill OF Winooski was in town Mon
day to see F. A. Fuller in consultation
with DR.. Eddy. Mr.. Fuller has heart
trouble.
Mr. and Mrs. E. s Ransom are parent.
! of little daughter. born December y.
Mrs. Millham of Richmond is caring
! for Mrs. Ransom.-E;lmer Bickwell or
Fort Riley, Kan, came Monday evening
| for 80 days leave. He is at his grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Bickwell.-
! This evening Mr. Reese of Philadelphia
will give an account of some of his en-
periences as a soldier of the recent war.
! There will be light refreshments and
social time.-Carlton Ransom of East
| Orange, n. j.. came Wednesday for the
| Christmas hoidays.-Mr. and Mrs. F. a.
stiles and daughter, Evelyn went We'd
nesday to spend Christmas in Alburg"
with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs.
! w. w. stiles.
Mrs Sarah Elizabeth tFlowers) Brown.
wife of Burke @. Brown of Jericho Cen
ter, who has been a great sufferer the
past few months, departed this life Tues
day morning December q, aged ~ years
Mrs. Brown has been a most devouted
wife and mother, has always been in
terested in the church and social life OF
the community. and ever ready to do
what she could in aid of the same. She
has shown great patience and unusual
Christian faith and courage during all
these months of Illness, and was fully
ready 10 go when the summons finally
came. She is survived by her husband.
and by her four children, Arthur c.
Brown, Mrs. Sybil fBrown) Fay and
Frank r. Brown of Jericho and Mrs. Clara
tBrown) Nay of Springfield Mass. and by
twelve grandchildren. The funeral win he
held at her late home Friday, December
&c, at two O'Clock in the afternoon.
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ADDISON

A Christmas tree was held at the
church last evening. The Rev. Mr.. Stur-
tevant held meetings at the church all
last week and Sunday Mrs A, j,
Thomas is still very low.-Stella Cross,
who is teaching in Brandon, is at home
for the Christmas vacation,-May Tracy,
who Is teaching in Keene. \. H.. Is at
home for the Christmas vacation
Marion Clark, who is training at Heaton
hospital, Montpelier, is at home.-Ger-
trude Warner, who Is attending Moody
school at Northfeld. is at home for
Christmas,-Roy Spooner is nursing a
bad ankle. the result of being thrown
from horse Sunday while on his way to
the Tucker fire. The horse slipped and
fell down and Spooner's ankle bone was
cracked by the fall.--Roland Crane and
Margaret Carpenter are home from the
University OF Vermont.-The town
students from Vergennes and Middlebury
are home for two weeks vacation.
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NORTH FERRISBURG

Mrs Jordan Robinson, aged 70 years,
died at the home of Mrs. Celia Hunt
Monday Dec. Is. Tho funeral was held
Thursday afternoon at two O'Clock. inter-
ment in the Village cemetery. Mrs. Robin
Non leaves besides her husband two
daughters. Cora NJ. Robinson and Mrs.
Celia Hunt, and son. Amos Robinson.
all of this community. This family has
been for over 20 years residents of this
place. moving here from Montpelier.
NJ. F. Allen has given a build
| ing lot to the Kings Daughters
society. II is across the street
from Or. Collins home. The deed is
drawn and the building will be erected
in the near uture.-NTarjore kingsland
is spending the holidays with her sister,
Josephine, in Washington. d. C.-Mrs.
Hawkins of Burlington, who was Miss
Lydia Cheney is in the Mary Fletcher
hospital for an operation. Her case Is
more favorable-Edward Melby and
Lucy Kimball are home from the Uni
versity of Vermont for holiday season
Marjorie Gage is spending the holidays
at home.-Miss Balduke has gone to
Middlebury to take a position for the
winter.-Mabel Bailey went Monday to
spend Christmas with her friends in
4
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. James of Middle
bury with their daughter, Mrs Samue
Brown Of Cleveland, o.. spent severa
days this week with the Misses Abbie ant
Mary Dakin.-Daniel Kmball, Jr, die
not return with the young people from
Troy Conference Academy Monday, beins
seriously Ill with pneumonia. His
mother is at Poultney caring for him.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Field have los
their infant son. The baby was buried
in the village cemetery Christmas Day
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Ellsworth Benton Observation-Disclosures Bal
and family spent Christmas with Mr. anr
Mrs. George Larrow of New Haven
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Noonan are visitins
ID. o. Noonan.--Eugene C. Palmer ant
Mrs Rowley spent Christmas day will
their mother.-Mr. and Mrs. Bostwicl
visited at II. 3. Chase's December rs
Mrs. s. r. Noonan entertained her par
ents from New Haven Christmas day
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Elliot were in Shell
burne Christmas.-Wilma Knowles wa
homo to visit his parents this week.
Sunday notices: Glass meeting. 1890
preaching. 100, "a Thought for 1920
Sunday school. 1900: League, 700: ad
dress by Mr.. Hagadorn.