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HIGHGATE CENTER

Miss Mablo Miller Is spending
tho week at her home in Wells
River.-Dr. d. o. Powers Ia able
to be out again after Il weeks sickness
with infiuenza.--A letter received by Mr.
and Mrs. II. j. Lyon, from their son,
Charles Il. Lyon, who went overseas last
July, says he has been transferred to the
oath Field Artillery Band. S2nd Division
Of the Army Of Occupation, and that he
Is now in Coblenz. Germany.--Mss Hazel
steele has returned from n weeks visit
In Montreal. =. Q.-Charles w. Steele.
who has been seriously Ill the past three
weeks. Is able to be out.-G. Raymond
Stimets Of Burlington was recent
visitor in town.-Miss Jane Dimon is
visiting relatives In Montreal p. O.
luther Nye is quite i'll with influenza
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

reception was given the returned
soldiers in Gardner haI Friday evening
by the Red Cross The nall WAS filled
and an enjoyable evening spent.-Mitch-
ell BENEFIT was injured in the woods re-
Gently and has gone to the st. Adams
hospital for treatment.--Mrs. Harold Ros-
sill Is very i'll. d. G. s. Clark of Rich
ford was recently called in consultation
with DR.. Hunt in her case.-w j.
Wright was in st. Adams on business
Monday.-The town auditor c. C.. Pur-
rier Clarence Hart and G. b. Luther are
auditing the town accounts.-Louis De-
sautels of WATERFOWL, Mass, who for
the past ten months was serving in the
finance section. Nitrate Division Ord
nance Department, L. s. army, at the
large L. s. nitrate 2lart No. /. Sheffield,
Ala, has been honorably discharged and
is spending n few weeks with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Desautels
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SWANTON

The first Swanton boys to reach
home after overssal duty are: Private
Fred Van Allen, Battery e. 3olst field
artillery. 18th division; Private Fred
Guilette, 103rd NJ. G. Battalion. 18th di-
vision. and Private William j.
Porter, seth NJ. G. Battalion. 4th di.
vision Privates Porter and Guilette were
wounded, the former losing his left hand
and the latter receiving injuries to his
neck and also being gassed.-The funeral
of Mrs. ]. r. Catlin, who died Nom
day January q of n shock. was held We'd
nesday afternoon at two O'Clock, at her
late home. the Rev. +. Wilson Day ofii-
clating. Burial was in the family lot at
Riverside cemetery. Mrs. Catiin was 50
years old and IL survived by her hus-
band. one daughter Mrs, Sumner Cor
liss of this place, and two brothers, John
Billiard of st. Adams road and Charles
Billiard OF st. Albans.-AIrs. Curtis Prouty
is entertaining her sister, Miss Blanche
Thomas OF Sherbrooke Que.-Miss ELLA
Little has returned TO her home In YER
gennes after several months employment
at the Swanton drug store.-Mrs. j. C.
Colegrove has returned to New London,
Conn. after n visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Donald Tobin.-Miss Dora Barretts
was given a shower party Wednesday
Jan. 20 at the home OF Hector Barette
in honor of her approaching marriage to
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RICHFORD

Frank Linstrom Of Worcester, Mass.
who has been visiting at the home of his
brother. John G. Linston, has returned
to his home.-Mrs. l.. Elias and Mrs.
Robert McElroy have gone to Bedford.
que. FOR few days visit among rela-
tives and friends.-Lieut. Murray
Thomas. an instructor in the aviation
camp at San Diego, Cal. who was recent
ly discharged from the service arrived at
the home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Homer r. Thomas. during the past week
AT the annual meeting of ST. Ann's
Guild recently held the following officers
were elected: president. Mrs. II. NJ
Kendall: vice-presdent. Mrs A. X
Brown; secretary, Mrs. ]. @. Linston:
treasurer, Mrs. r.. NJ Pelton.-Priyate
Keith Brown. son of Mrs. A. X Brown.
is up from Camp Upton, n. y, on a 10
days furlough to visit his mother and
brother. Donald Brown. He Is attached
to the ordnance branch of the service.
At the annual village meeting. held In
fre station hall Monday evening, the
following business was transacted: Mod
orator, f. f. Greene; clerk. II. II.
Rounds: trustee for Ave years, Henry
F. Rustedt; treasurer. Fl. II. Comings;
attorney, 8. r. Boright; hre wardens.
Charles Hurlbut. l.. F. Smith. William
II. Greene; collector Oscar McCirsgor.
auditors. Il. F. Greene, q. r. Ladd, II. Il.
Comings. tax of 25 per cent. on tho
dollar. to be raised and appropriated
toward tho current expenses of the VIII
lage. was voted. also voted to pay two
$1,000 bonds.-I.ieut. II. Noble Baker, who
recently returned home from France, ar
rived at the home OF his mother, Mrs.
J. c. Baker. on Monday morning and
after few days visit will 10 to Wash
inKton. whore no has been ordered to
the chisf Of ordnance In that city,--Ths
Rev. J. W. Tripp, rector az 81. AIMS
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The regular meeting of the Farmers
Club" will be held Friday evening of this
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White
on Dorset street. A large attendance is
desired. County agent. Roy W. Peaslee,
and home demonstration specialist, Mrs.
Lucille Harrison. will be present and talk
on interesting subjects.-Mrs Henry
brothers OF Hinesburg was recent
visitor at Roy Orton's.-Walter w.
Aidrich. who had the misfortune to be
thrown from his milk team last week,
breaking his collarbone. is getting along
as well as could be expected.
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BAKERSFIELD

Mrs. Daigle of Burlington visited her
mother Mrs. Head at the home Of Mrs.
Daphne Corss last week.-Postmaster c..
i. Weston is seriously ill.-On account
of the large amount of time lost from
the term work of Brigham Academy by
the epidemic, Founders day was OBJ
served Tuesday evening, with a social to
which general invitation was extended
to the community, instead of the usual
all-day commemoration with a speaker
from outside.-The Rev. a. 3. Ross Of
East Fairfield spoke last Sunday evening
In the Congregational Church to a large
and appreciative audence.-A business
meeting of the Young Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Congregational Church was held
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs Maud
Pearson.
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COLCHESTER

The Rev. George w. Manning of New
port. r. l., recently visited his brother,
Martin II. Manning.-Miss Nettie HUI
burd of Burlington is spending a vacation
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hulburd.-Miss Helen Shaw returned
Tuesday from the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tai, where she has been for an operation
for appendicitis.-Amos Belts Of West
Lebanon. n. H., is helping care for his
father, John c. Belts. who is very ILL.,
Mark Kenyon Of Williston is visiting his
son. DIR. N. H. Kenyon.-Mrs. E. s.
Wright reports that the town quota Of
ISL for the Armenian and Syrian Relief
fund has been met.-The annual meeting
Of the Baptist Curch was held last FRI
day at which very gratifying reports were
given. In spite of the recent epidemic
which seriously interfered, aggressive
church work has been maintained
practically the same as last year.
Financially. there has been decided
gain. The apportionment for benevo-
lences. amounting to $131 has been fully
pledged; and most Of the pledges have
been paid, altho the mission year does
not close until March 81. The following
officers were elected: clerk, Mrs. Alice
Severance; treasurer, p. NJ. Curtis; au-
dtor. Mrs. l.. l.. Wolcott; finance COM
mittee. NJ. e. Thompson. p. w. Sever
ance, K. F. White; organist Mrs. Hattie
Somerville; assistant organist. Mrs. Ada
McNall; ushers. Chester and Lloyd
Button
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UNDERHILL CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs Paul Richard and Mr..
and Mrs. M. Il. Chase were in Stowe FRI
day to attend the funeral of a relative
Joseph Tatro has sold his farm to Will
liam Call of Richmond.-Mrs. William
McDermont. who has been visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Bicknell,
has returned to her home in Plymouth
Rosa Casey has returned from White
hall, N. Y.-Mrs. Sarah Corbett has gone
to the Fanny Allen hospital for treat
ment.-The condition Of Carl Ross, who
has been very i'll with influenza. is much
improved and he Is now able to be
about.
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SHELDON

Through the direction of Mrs. w. G.
Marsh, postmaster at this place, the
public schools have been organized for
the purpose of raising Sheldon's quota in
the Armenian and Syrian relief fund
with the result that the town quota has
been oversubscribed. The teacher in each
school has had charge of the canvass in
her respective school district and each
teacher Is deserving of much credit for
the interest and time given to the work
The Missisquoi Pulp and Paper company
was the largest contributor to the fund,
having given $500.
Pvt Maynard Smith. who enlisted last
May and who was stationed in Kentucky,
got his honorable discharge last week
Wednesday and returned to his home
here Monday.-On Friday evening, Feb
ruary z. there will be held in Marsh's hall
community social. Everybody is in
vited. Each family is requested to
bring cake or some doughnuts. Coffee
VIII also be served and an hour of enter
tainment will be provided. There will
also be music and speaking. Come and
bring the children. mo enthusiastically.
II. Fairchld of East Fairfield was a
business visitor in town. Monday.-Mrs.
Annetta Chamberlin, who has been visit
ing her daughter Mrs James Bryce, for
the past few weeks, has gone to West
Enosburg, where she will visit her
daughter. Mrs. Lewis Sweet.-C. l..
Alden, Jr., of Boston, Mass, was in town
few days this week on BUSINESS
William Gilbert was called to Bakers
field, Monday, by the illness of his son,
Albert Gilbert.-Miss Myril Kittell has
gone to Swanton where she is caring for
her sister, Mrs. Willis Rice who is ILL.,
Mrs James Bryce visited relatives in
Enosburg Falls one day last week.-The
condition of T. H. Morgan. who has been
confined to the bed for many weeks re-
mains about the same.-C c. Batchelder
was in Burlington one day last week.
John Rice of Mortified Is visiting his
sister. Mrs. H. B. Remington.-Frank
Curtis visited at James McFeeter's in
North Sheldon. Monday.-H. H. Mower
was in St. Adams last Friday.-M. d.
Mack was in Burlington a few days last
week
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sty of Vermont last week. Mr.. Pierce
and family expect to leave town in the
near future. The necessity for this
action is deeply regretted by the towns
peoplc.-Frank Curtis. until recently in
the regular army. is visiting his wife
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving Hobart. They expect to make
their home soon in Boston or vicinity.
The Woman's Union will hold a busi-
ness meeting with Mrs r. A. Petty
Saturday afternoon.--Mrs Jennie Perry
has returned from a visit to her son,
T. IL Perry of Iaffarao,..Ilia
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SHELBURNE

The Queen Esther Circle met with Miss
ounce Palmer last Saturday afternoon.
nearly all members being present. On
account or illness In Mrs Hutchinson's
ta"iiy she was absent for the first time
since the society was organized.-Mrs.
Stanton and daughter have returned to
their home in this village after passing
some time at Mrs. Stanton's mothers
home caring for her sister. Agnes. who
sprained an ankle not long ago.-The an
nuai meeting and election of officers of
the Improvement society of the Meth
odist Church with the annual dinner and
election of officers Of the d. c. Smith
B'b'e class vii be held to-day at the
home OF Mrs. Walter Webster. Dinner
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ENOSBURG FALLS

Business at the plant of the Federal
Packing company continues to boom
Saturday the company received 1854
pounds. Of milk and with what was left
from the day before 10000 pounds were
condensed and put into cans II is ship
ped here from creameries in whitehall
n. H., Milton. St. Adams, East Fair
field and Sheldon, also imported from
Frelighsburg and Sutton, Que, besides
the amounts contributed by the nearby
territory and from the local creamery
community memorial service arranged
by the Civic association will be held In
Opera hall next Sunday evening. A
speaker from out of town has been Sc
cured for the occasional. A. Aseltins
has been confined to his bed a few DAYS
by illness.-O. l.. King, superintendent
Of the Federal Packing company's plant,
is Ill with innuenza.-There was a box
social in the parlors of the Methodist
Church Monday evening conducted by the
Epworth League.-Mrs. e. f. Stanley has
been passing several days with her aunt,
Mrs. d. NJ. Rose, on Church street, while
Mr.. Stanley has been helping in a store
in Swanton. where some of the helper
were Ill.
Mrs. Lillian Waite has her plans made
to go to California In the near future.
She will go to Mountain View near San
Francisco. where Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
Pierce. formerly of this town reside
She will visit her son. DIR. Delmer
DurRin. who is connected with State
hospital near New York city on her way.
ALBERT S. Chafee of Berkshire and
George Boutelle of Bakersfield were
business visitors in town. Monday-The
condition of Mrs. Esther Marsha. who
was recently operated on at the St.
Adams hospital. ~ reported as improved.
%. l.. King, who was reported quite Ill
Saturday and Sunday, has shown some
improvements. Il. Mittiguy of Bur
lington IN passing the week in this
vicinity.-Mrs. w. j, NJ. Beatte is on
visit to her mother In Franklin. Que.
Tho body of Jerry Tou.ssant. aged n,
who died at his home ut North Sheldon
Monday. following an attack OF influenza,
was brought TO the undertaking rooms OF
]. A. Gibson a Son that afternoon Tho
funeral was held from the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Il, M, Mitchell on Misssis-
quot street Wednesday at two o'clock,
the Rev. w, u, Dukeshire officiating.
Burial was In the Missisauol Cemetery.
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= manner and the functions Of the
Ulcers, etc. There lis to be meeting
the new organization at Clark Memoir
hall on Monday evening to talk over
batter pertaining to the charter, con-
titution and bylaws, etc.
The Rev. c. c. Merrill Of Burlington,
tate secretary of the Congregational
hurch of Vermont preached at the Con-
regational Church Sunday morning,
fter which business meeting was held
be church voted to accept an invitation
Fom the Methodist Episcopal Church of
bis place to unite with them under one
stor. The church is to be known as
the United Church of Milton" and the
liberation will be for one year beginning
prI e. In the evening there was union
rvice at the Congregational Church
hch was addressed by Secretary Mer-
u and the Rev. DR.. william Shaw, dis
!ct superintendent OF the Methodist
pscopal Church. after which a commit
e Of five from each church met and per-
cted the arrangements-T Mar
b and friend. George Lee, of the Uni
frsity of Vermont spent Sunday with Mr..
nd Mrs. Martins parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
-. Martin.--Mr. and Mrs. James Wag-
VI nave Deen spending II rev
hys at the home of his brother, Zeb
fagner.-Mrs. John Howard of Fairfax
MS a guest at d. d. Martins Sunday
he Episcopal society has bought the
s!dence of the late J. X Smih and will
model it into a parish house.-Miss
pixie Baker of Burlington was an over
rnday guest at w. e. Pheps.--Earl Bev-
had narrow escape on Monday when
was overcome by gas at Wagner's
Irage, where he is employed He was
hconscious when found, but recovered
being carried out into the fresh air.
ISIS Gladys Perry has returned from a
BIT with friends in ST. Albans.-Mrs. Ed
hrG Lovely is at the Fanny Allen hos.
tai for treatment.-Tht incorporators of
Milton Cooperative Dairy corporation
nd theier first meeting at the office of
on d Latham Monday evening and
ted to accept the charter. made a set of
laws. Then elected seven directors, as
lows: john McGreth, chairman;
forgo Nelson, vice-chairman; Leon d.
ltham, secretary: George A. Phelps
easurer: associate directors, Winfield
pam Charles Morrisey. Arthur Keny-
ed, l.. j. Rowley. 1t was voted to hold
annual meeting March 10 at ten
lock in the forenoon at which time
ornament directors would be elected
pm all the stockholders and plans per-
cteed for the work of the coming year
lille the meeting was a meeting of the
Perpetrators many interested farmers
fre present. A large delegation of the
rmers went Tuesday to attened the an
al meeting of the Richmond Farmers
Cooperative association.
The pastors subject Sunday morning
the Methodist Episcopal Church will
Life. an Opportunity" All young
ople especially are invited TO re
esent. Sunday school will convene at
ION. A union prayer and praise-meet-
will be held Thursday evening at the
lngregational Church YestrY at 1:45
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ST. GEORGE

Bert Forbes of Burlington was In town
one day recently.-Lawrence Wellinger
and daughter, Sylvia. were in Burling-
ton Thursday.--Ira Chase was in Bur-
lington Saturday.-Mss Ciclly Donahue
returned Monday after passing Saturday
and Sunday in Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs.
William Preston of Burlington were
visitors in town Sunday.-Repres sentative
Earl Aver returned to Montpelier Mon
day after passing the weekend at his
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CHARLOTTE

rhc funeral of Mrs. n. c. Bush was
Id at her late home on Friday at II
lock. The Rev. Hervey c. Gulick Of
well, a former pastor here for many
ars OBLIGATED. Mrs. +. B. Smith sang
0 selections. The bearers were Stan
Williams. Charles II. Holmes. +. r.
nth. II. G. Whalley, w. II. Mcneil and
orge Il. Edgerton. Interment was in
Elmwood avenue cemetery at Bur-
gton.-Mrs. Charles T. Holmes has re-
ned home after visiting her daugh-
Mrs. J. J. Ross. in Middlebury.-Mi
adys Allen visited relatives in Lin
n last week.-Mrs.. Emma Wilson left
turday morning for Boston. where she
Il enter manicurst SCHOOL,. E.
ase will carry on II. C. Thorpe's farm
coming season.-Mr. and Mrs. Abram
ssonette of Burlington visited relatives
town last Friday
ohm II. Thorpe celebrated his 56th an
,ersary February 8 as member Of
endsh!p Lodge, No. "a. F. and A. NJ.
is the oldest member in point OF
hrs and membership.-The Ladies' Aid
| give a play. Clubbing a Husband"
Library hail Thursday and Friday
Rnings. This play promises to be a
lat success. Every one interested in
es for women is urged to attend
monthly meeting Of the Ladies' Aic
be postponed until the second We'd
eday in February.-The library will be
In Saturday afternoon and the asso-
ton will have its regular business
eting.-Mr. and Mrs George Carpenter
the parents of a son.-After the play
day evening the Library association
| give a dance.
fr. and Mrs. Albert Williams have
hrd recently from their sons, who are
erseas. Both are well. Kenneth is
in France. Murchison. who belongs
the noted 5sth Division. is in Ger
ny.-Miss Edna MCGEE. who has been
tie i'll with influenza. is better
Uterine Ross of Mddlebury spent
Furday and Sunday in, town.-Joseph
cker and family Of Burlington have
In spending several days at the home
John Duclos.
ISIS Ruth owen and George Besette
re married last Thursday evening at
Congregational parsonage by the
v. F. w. Hemingway.-Ray C. Gid
gs, gunner's mate on the Y. S. S.
liter u. Munson. visited his friend.
prge Edgerton. this wcek.-Dean
ming has rented Charles Thomas
ement on Eastern avenue.
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JERICHO.

Jed Varney has been re-appointed
deputy sherlff.-Mss Bertha Schillham-
mer, who has been working for Mrs S.
w. Paige in St Adams the past month
returned to her home Saturday evening"
Miss Nora Thurston has completed work
for Belle B. Parsons and returned to her
home.--James Heany, who mas been work.
ing In the granite shop here the past few
weeks, has completed his work and re-
turned to his home in Hardwick -William
Densmore was an over-Sunday visitor
with fr.eneds and relatives in Barre
Chester B!ng of Wlliston was an over
Sunday visitor at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. w. S. WoodruT.-Elwin Partridge
who has been visiting at w. T.. Macom-
ber's in Westford, has returned home
Luther Stevens, who is in poor health,
with heart trouble mas returned to the
Sparhawk sanitarium in Burlington for
treatment.-F'red Prouty of MONTPELIER was
an over-Sunday visitor at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pollard.-Oliver
Brown. who has been mail carrier the
past Is years. has resigned and will go to
Boston to make his home with his chill
dren. Mr.. Brown will be greatly missed
as he was very kind and accommodating.
and the best of wishes go with him from
tress of Burlington were over-Sunday
visitors at the home of Charles +. Perc-
val.-Mr and Mrs. Fred Buxton and two
girls June and Helen of Richmond were
over-Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs.
Abbie Foster-Several school children are
at home on account Of illness.--Dr. c. a.
Pease of Burlington was at the home Of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pease,
Sunday.-Melvin Hanley, who has been
in Claremont, n. H.. Tor several weeks.
has returned home and is working for
his father, Hartwell Hanley.--Dor's
Stearns of Johnson was a recent visitor
of her cousin, Miss Bertha Wetherbee. w.
S. Newcomb will accompany Miss Stearns
to Greenwich. Conn. where she will re-
main for a while. Mr.. Newcomb will re-
turn.-Mrs. Ralph Norton has gone to
Essex Junction to visit Mr. Nortons peo-
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ISLE LA NOTE

Julius Seymour. who has been in town
on business has returned to his home in
New York.-Mr. and Mrs. w. W. F1ske
have gone to New York. where they win
be the guest of Dr. whitcomb.-Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Menard will move to Spring.
field, Mass. where Mr.. Menard has 40.
cepted a government position as post.
master.-Mrs. Julia Carson has moved In
Peter Fortunes house.-Amos Menard,
who has served with the marines In
France has arrived home.-Mrs. H. II.
Skeels is in Burlington for a few weeks.
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WIlLISTON

The town canvass for funds for re-
lief in the Near East has been prac-
tically completed. There has been sol
paid in to date. The apportionment
was $141. Those who have not made
a pledge or paid in are asked to do so
to meet the serious needs of the popu-
lation in those lands.
Robert Arms, Morton James and
Charles Martell attended the dairymen's
meeting held in Richmond, Tuesday,
Mrs. Serocia Prior has gone to Swanton
to remain with friends through the re-
mainder Of the winter.-Mrs. Homer
Prior was out of town Monday of this
week.-The carpenter work which was to
be done at Mrs. Alice Johnson's this
month has been postponed until warmer
weather.-Lester Johnson from Camp
Lee, Va, has received his commission
as second lieutenant and was honorably
discharged from service, returning to
his home January 29.--Mrs. Clark Wood
who was taken to the Fanny Allen hospi-
tai last week, Is considered little better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Goodrich and
children from Richmond were guests of
Mrs. A. f. Martin last Sunday.
Ladies' Union Aid society met with
Mrs. Frank Forkes Wednesday afternoon
of this week.-Mrs.. Charles Goodrich
from Richmond is stopping with her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Metcaf. for few
weeks as the family have been ILL.,
There was a very select dinner party at
Miss Dora Cady's. Friday.-Clark Wood.
who has been working this winter, was
called home last week on account of his
wife's illness.-There was no service at
the Methodist Church, Sunday. on ac-
count of illness in the pastors family.