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JERICHO.

Under the circumstances, it has been
decided on for the ladies' of the Red
Cross to meet around to different peoples
houses for the remainder of the winter.
The Red Cross Circle will meet at the
home of Mrs. NJ. G. Mason next. Friday
afternoon. Everyone should try to be
present who possibly can as there is a
lot of sewing to be done.-Albert Schill-
hammer, who is In n critical condition
with rheumatism. remains about the
same.-Lila May Stevens, who has been
very i'll with pneumonia, is a little bet
ter.-Tracy Teachout, who attends the
high school at Essex Junction. is at his
home ill.--Owing to the heating proper
ties, 1t has been decided on to have the
young peoples meeting in the morning
at 1o:45 at the Baptist Church and i'm
mediately followed by the Sunday school.
John Wimble. who has been seeing to
wood job, has completed his labor and
moved his family to Burlington Wednes-
day, where he has employment.
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NORTH FAIRFIELD

memorial service was held in the
Methodist Church of this place Sunday,
January IL, in memory Of Private Harry
V. Sherman, who was killed in action
while fighting in France The Rev. Mr..
Campbell of West Enosburg officiated.
The male quartette of East Fairfield
sang Sometime Well Understand"
"There'll Be No Dark Valley. Sherman
answered his countrys call November 20,
1917. He went to Camp Devens from
there to Atlanta, Georgia, We're he was
until he sailed for France in March 1918,
where he was until he met his death
October IA. He leaves to mourn his loss
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Sherman
of this place and three sisters, Mrs
Hazel Jones of Bakersfield. Mrs Hester
Perkins. and Mrs. Helen Burt of Enos-
burg Falls. and two brothers, Howard of
this place and Homer of Philadelphia
Pa.-N. G. Sherman. who has been visit
ing friends in New Hampshire. has re-
turned home.-Mrs. Emerson Carpenter
spent Saturday and Sunday at the home
OF j. n. Abell.-Miss Abbie Abel Is work
ing for her sister. Mrs. r. Fl. Elwood,
who has been i'll with influenza
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liams passed the weekend at his home,
also Yale Farr. who lie a page In the
House.-Lake View creamery Is filling
it's ice house from the pond.-There will
be dance at Library hail Friday begin
ming at nine o'clock for the benefit of the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT G. Hill Is i'll with
infuenza.-Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Bragg,
who have been seriously i'll, are much
better.-The Rev. and Mrs. r. N. Hem.
enway are spending the week in New
Yory City-Mrs. Mary Martin of Fair
Haven visited Mrs. Louise Toner this
week-The Ladies' Aid will give n sup
per at the vestry Friday from six to
eight o'clock.
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WILLISTON

ii. NJ. Fay, president of the local
branch of the n. f. NJ +. A. has made
arrangements for the annual meeting of
the local branch to be held at Uni
versalist hall Thursday evening. Every
one who is selling his milk on the Bos-
ton market should come to this meet
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Forbes attended
the funeral of Mrs. Forbes brother, Grant
Comstock, held at his home in South Bur-
lington January T.--George LaFrance and
brother Joseph, commenced their job of
ice cutting on Miss James Benefits pond
this week Monday.-The Lunderville boys
have bought the old brick store, owned
by John Forvile, formerly known as the
George Pease store.-Mrs Alison Bradley,
who has been the guest of her daughter.
Mrs. Cynthia Cassidy. in Burlington, for
a week. has returned.--Barney Keefe,
who has been confined to the house by
illness. Is able to be about once more.
He Is doing some painting for Morton
James.-Mrs. Homer Prior was in Essex
Junction Monday of this week on bust
ness.-A. f.. Martin returned home from
Camp Upton, n. ", last Saturday having
been honorably Observation-Disclosures Mar
shall Krans, who has been i'll for week,
is better.-Quite a number of townsmen
attended the dairmymen's meeting In Bur
lington last week.-Clayton Shean. who
has pneumonia following influenza, is
somewhat better.-Mrs. W. II. Metcalf Ii
i'll.
Mrs. Jane Tilley has returned home
from Burlington, where she has beer
visiting frends.-Albert Martin, who has
been at Camp Dew has been dis
charged and has rel home,-Mr. and
Mrs. S. ID. Karen and daughter. Mrs
j. D. Osborne, were guests of Mrs. War
ren's brother. A. Clark. In Montpelier
| recently.-Clayton Sheehan has recovered
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HUNTINGTON.

The chicken-pie supper and entertain
ment met with great success. the receipts
for the evening being $39.--The Kings
Daughters met Wednesday at
the hall with Miss Gladys Fuller as hos
tess.-George Hadlock suffered a shock
first of last week.-Mrs.. Lovina Sweet Is
in poor health.
Among the visitors to Burlington Tues
day were: Mrs. Frank Vangilder. Mrs.
A. J. Swinyer, the Rev. and Mrs. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. H. Kinds and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Carpenter G. Fl. Hallock is
somewhat improved.-T. II. Sweet is able
to be out after his recent illness.-Nlrs.
Grant Kenyon and Mrs. 3. Merrill have
been i'll the past week.-Mrs.. Bernard
Dwire has been passing "A week at Camp
Devens. visiting her brother. Corporal
Burleigh.
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HIGHGATE CENTER

j. NJ. Hill of Morses Line was visitor
in town, Monday.-Mrs. d. w. Steele
entertained the Woman's Auxiliary OF
ST. Johns Church at her home. on
Thursday afternoon at which time the
officers for the year ensuing were elected
as follows: Mrs. Oscar H. Rixford,
president; Mrs. II. f. Sheltus. vice.
president: Mrs. E. S. Moore, treasurer:
and Miss Hazel Steele, secretary The
meeting was we'll attended and Mrs.
Steele served a very nice superb. w.
Rockwell has sold his village residence
to Nelson A. Story of Fletcher and has
purchased a valuable farm of about liz
acres of Mr.. Story in Fletcher and will
move his family to the farm the first OF
February, giving Mr.. Story possession Of
his house at that time.-C. r. Lyon ia
confined to the house by illness-The
Hon. Elmer Johnson of st. Adams was in
town Sunday.-Albert l.. Thompson OF
Togus, Maine. an old resident Of the
town, is visiting friends for few weeks.
w. D. Chandler of ST. Adams was a
recent visitor in town.-The high school
and village grades are closed this week
owing to so many cases of influenza
Charles w. Steele, who has been very Ill
with influenza, is convalescing and able
to sit up little each day.
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MILTON

Prospects for a cooperative creamery
in this town, patterned after the Rich
mond creamery, are exceptionally good.
At a meeting of the Milton branch of the
New England Milk Producers associa-
ton Saturday night in Clark Memorial
hall, which was attended by nearly rs
members, the proposition was taken up
and met with the approval of all. A
committee consisting of John McGraw,
County Agent Roy w. Peaslee, Law
renee ]. Rowley, Edwin Sibley, Mark
Melavin. Leon d. Latham, Frank May
lille, John Cough, George Phelps and
F. l.. Clary was named to investigate the
sentiment in and about Milton towards
such a proposition and to map out the
town and surrounding districts. The
meeting Saturday night was addressed
by +. II. Edwards. head Of the Richmond
creamery. who told of the starting of
that cooperative organization; Leon u.
Latham. who talked on the problems that
confront the farmers and dairymen to-
day: c. w. Howe, tester for Chittenden
north, Cow Test association. who told of
the old line milk business in Massa-
chusetts; County Agent Roy w. Peaslee
who spoke on the bureau, and Organizer
Morrill, of the ~ E. NJ. p. A. Preceding
the meeting the annual business meet
ing of the branch was held. President
Lawrence ]. Rowley was reelected and
John Cough was elected as secretary
treasurer.
The funeral of Miss Beatrice Sander
son. whose remains were brought here
from Burlington. was held at Trinity
Church Monday afternoon at two o'clock
the Rev. Arthur Bessey officiating. as.
sisted by the Rev. George w. Daven
port of Burlington. The bearers were
Lyman Powell, Karl Phelps. Ray Coburr
and Leroy Sanderson. Burial was be
side her father in the family lot in the
village cemetery. Among those who &C
companied Mrs. Sanderson from Bur
lington were the Rev. George w. Daven
port, Deaconness Louisa, George Hunt
and Percy Ballard. Mr.. and Mrs Rene
Wheelock and Wilder Wheelock Of Col
are several new cases of the influenza II
town, among them being Ruth Shroye
and seven in the family of Joseph La
Bombaru.-Mrs. Clarence Phelps OF
Richmond is visiting n. l.. Phelps.-Th,
following officers of Amtie Camp. NJ
w. A.. have been elected: Consul, G.. n
Wood; adviser, Benjamin Fresm: clerk
cort. John Winslow; watchman Georg,
Lapan; sentry. F. o. Mayville; physi
clans, l.. c. Holcomb and l. S. Coburn
George Mnckler passed Saturday an,
| Sunday with his brother at Grand Isle.
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at Holy Angels rectory by the Rev. L. r.
Desrochers.
Mrs II. J. Mckenzie has received word
that Rowan j. Carroll, who has been in
active service In France, has landed at
Hoboken, N. J. Private Carroll has been
with the 56th regiment of the 18th divis-
ion.
Bugler Wayne d. Church of the
u. 8. S. New Orleans, has returned
home having received his honorable
discharge from the navy.
Miss Elizabeth l.. Clark, who was sue
cessor of her sister, Mrs. X. ]. Dough-
erty in the millinery business on King
man street. died recently in Rutland.
The cause of death was heart fail
ure as a result of influenza.
Miss Mary Nevins, who has been a
nurse in the regular army for the past
three months, stationed at Camp Dew
ems, Mass, has received her discharge
and has returned to her home here.
Pvt Percy Day has returned from
Camp Upton, N. Y, having received his
final discharge.
Mrs. Elizabeth A., wife Of c. T.. Butter
field. died at the st. Adams hospital
! Wednesday morning at 3:45 O'Clock after
few days Illness Of pneumonia A
prayer service will be held at the under
| taking rooms of r. H. Mecorney Thurs
day morning at $3.50 o'clock the Rev.
A. c. Ferrin, pastor of the Congrega-
! tional Church. officiating The body will
be taken to Burlington at HOS o'clock
and placed in the vault in Green Mount
cemetery. The deceased is survived by
her husband. one daughter Mrs. Mabel
Brooks Of Burlington, and one son, Carl
| Barnes of Edmonton, Alberta.
| AT the annual meeting of Central Yer
mont Lodge. No. III, Brotherhood OF
Railway Clerks, tho following officers
were elected for the year ensuing Presi-
dent, s. T.. Perkins: vice-president, F. f.
Collins; secretary. r. L. Coleman; fnan-
cial secretary, A. J. Thibault; treasurer,
*. Leahy; chaplain, Thomas Jones; SER
geant-at-arms, II. r. Sabin: inner guard,
II. C. Robllard; outer guard, w. ]. Rea-
gan; executive board, L. w Quart, ~ o.
| Ralph. @. Bradford, c. Roberts and D.
Weeks; organization committee r. f.
Coleman, r. D. Leahy G. C. Kent, j. C.
Sisco, NJ. T.. Clark, c. l.. Greene and NJ
Richardson.
At meeting of wanieta Lodge. No 49,.
brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and
Engineers. the following officers were in
stalled; Past president, Mrs. Joseph (;
president. Mrs. George r. Grossman:
vice-president. Mrs. John Lowyer; chap
lain. Mrs. George Shepard; conductor,
Mrs. Frank Glidden: treasurer, Mrs. Jo-
seph Perron; outside guard. Mrs. Frank
Putvan. Following the installation a
dainty lunch was served after which, Mrs
Grossman. In behalf of the members,
presented Mrs. Perron an electric toaster
in appreciation of her services to the
lodge. Musical numbers we're given. An
out of town guest present was Mrs. VIII
liam Richie of Burlington.
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JERICHO.

Clement Percival. who was called
home on account of the illness of his
sister. Bessie, has returned to his work
In Windsor.-Mrs Peter Finn, who was
in Essex helping care for William
Finn. has returned home.-Miss Clara
Stygles has returned to her school
work at Mt. st. Mary's Academy in
Burlington.-William Deforge of Bur-
lington is working for his SON in law,
william Ladeau.-George Murphy is
seriously i'll of pneumonia.-Mrs. Hi
ram Hanley has been called to Essex
Center to care for her father, Cassius
Williams, who is ill-Lla May Stey-
ems Is quite i'll with infuenza.-John
Davis, who has been confined to the
house by illness. is able to be out
wayne Prior was an over Sunday WISH
tor of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Jed
Prior, in Burlington.-Miss Mildred
Farnsworth of Nashville is caring for
Mr.. Murphy. who is quite i'll of pneu-
monia.-Orlo Cleveland of Lake Placid
is visiting relatives in town.-Mrs.
Ethel Norton, who was called here by
the death of her father. Cashburn w.
Smith, returned to her home in Bronx
Vile. n. Y. Thursday-Mrs. George
Allen is i'll of pneumonia.-Mr and
Mrs. Arthur Packard and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hawley, who have been at
tending the dairymen's meeting in Bur-
lington, have returned home-Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Flynn have gone to Essex
to spend a few days n, the home of
Mr.. and Mrs William Flynn.--Miss
Sarah Stafford, who was called to st.
Adams to help care for Mrs. Albert
Williams has returned home.-H. S.
Read of Richmond was in town Fri
day in the interest of the schools
Miss Rena White, who has been quite
i'll, is able to be out.--Miss Bessie Per-
cival who has been i'll. is better. Mrs.
LOOMS Terrill is caring for her.--The
family of Mr.. Jacobs. which has been
i'll, is better.--Mrs. Walter Pettingill
and son, George and daughter, Mrs.
Ralph Norton, are ill.-Mrs. Lyle Rock
wood of Massachusetts Is visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Stygles-Bert Booth is confined to the
house by illness.
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SIIELBURNE

At a meeting of the vestry of Trim
ity parish held on Sunday. January 10,
Capt J. Watson Webb was appointed
by the rector, the Rev. G, r. Brush. as
senior warden, j. j. Collamer was
elected Junior warden, d. n. Tower.
secretary and !. II. Deyett, treasurer.
The following were elected as dele
gates to the annual convention in Bur-
lington February 5: ]. II. Deyett, A.
Ockert, j. ]. Collamer; alternates, d.
N. Tower. F.. T.. Spear and H. Wetson.
Miss Grace Jackman passed the week.
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Page
Miss Lila Taylor is able to be out again.
after having had infiuenza.-Mrs. W. F.
Wells of Burlington was called last week
to Shelburne by the illness of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Carl Fletcher. Mrs. Fletcher
Is now slowly improving.-Mr and Mrs.
A. j. Hutchinson and Fred BssoS'ette
are In Montpelier attending the e. is-
lature a few days.-Mrs. Mark Tn on
has gone to New Brunswick, y. d., To
visit her daughter, Jennie, who Is Ill
with pneumonia, following influenza
Miss Madeline Sullivan. r. N. accom-
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WEST BOLTON

Mr.. and Mrs P. c. Locke and Homer
Locke were in Burlington Saturday
Miss Ethel Munger has returned from
Shoreham. where she has been the past
two months.-Mrs. ii. Gregory is nursing
at John Tatros in Underhill Center.--Mrs.
Eva Reynolds Is In poor nealth.-Isaac
Chase of St. Adams is in town.
George II. Gle, chairman of the com.
munity farm bureau committee, an
nounces farm bureau meeting to be
held at the Grange hall Friday. A good
program has been arranged and it Is
hoped that all of the 10 members will
be present and bring others with them.
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oouver Barracks, Wash, where he was
employed in getting out spruce for gov
eminent airplanes
Miss Mildred Gilbert, who has been
teaching In Wiliston, has given up her
school work for the winter term and will
go this week to Hartford, Conn.,, to
visit relatives.
A business meeting was held at the
Red Cross rooms Monday afternoon at
which Mrs. d. NJ johnson rendered her
resignation as chairman of the home
service committee which position she
has held for Is months. The other
members of the committee are Mrs w.
c. Stevens, secretary, Mrs. d. c. Slater,
Mrs. Frank Tyler, Mrs. ID w. Post
with DIR. J. A. Archambault and the
Hon. Allen Martin consultants. The
resignation was necessitated by the in
crease for orders for refugee garments
TO be made by the Chluenden county
chapter under the direction of the
Woman's Work committee of which
Mrs. Johnson is chairman.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Viele and son. Har-
old, have purchased and moved into the
Cornelius Anterior house on Lamoille
street Mr.. Vele has entered the en-
ploy of A. f. Parsons. They have sold
their farm in Jericho.
The annual village meeting is to be
held at Lincoln hall Saturday, January 25,
at 700 y. m. There are II articles in the
warning One of the articles Is to see
II the trustees will give authority
TO purchase an automobile truck for
highway purposes. The eighth is to see
IL the village will vote to raise money
In addition to the 20 per cent. highway
tax required by law. to be used In repair
ing of streets and in the repairing and
constructing of sidewalks.
Chester. young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Barnes of Lincoln street. while
sliding on the schoolhouse hill ran into an
old tree and catching his ear on twlg in
such manner as to tear it from his
head, making it necessary to have three
stitches taken In 1t.
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HINESBURG

Emery Abair fell from a load Of
grain and broke his right leg twice
The milk strike Is ended in favor of
the farmers and their milk went back
to the condensery Monday.-The adj
journed meeting of the Congregational
Church and society was held in the
vestry Wednesday. Dinner was serv-
ed at noon.-The Federated Church
choir will repeat their cantata next
Sunday evening in the church.-Mrs.
c. E. Derby and Buel Derby spent Sat
urday and Sunday in Burlington visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Enders.-Mrs.
Minnie Cassidy. who has been in Bur-
lington for a couple of months, return
ed home January 15.-Marguerite
Armour has returned home from the
Mary Fletcher hospital, where she has
been for ppendicits-Lyman Peters
and family are better.-Peter Lavigne
aged SO, died at his home here last
week He leaves a wife and two sons,
1smal and Henry, also a brother, Frank.
Mr.. Lavigne was veteran of the
Civil War.-Edward Burnley, who has
been home on a furlough returned to
Camp Devens, Monday.-Mrs. Martha
Miller. who has been in Burlington for
three weeks, has returned home.-Quite
a number of Masons from here went
to Huntington Monday to attend the
funeral of Henry Ross. Mr.. Ross was
a member of the Masonic lodge here
Leonard Ray Of Shelburne is help
ing to care for DR.. j. F. Miles-Miss
Carrie Everett of Burlington visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Burley the past week..
Gay Baldwin returned from New York
city Sunday.
Word has been received of the death
Of Willis Jodoin in New York city Mon
day OF influenza. Mr.. Jodon leaves a
wife and one daughter, two brothers,
Lester and Felix, of New York city, and
his grandmother. Mrs. Martha Miller, of
this place.-The regular meetings of Hope
Circle of the Kings Daughters will be
held Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Grace Hefflop.
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UNDERHILL CENTEls

George Lawrence, while work.
ing in the woods Friday, had
the misfortune to break one leg.-T. j..
Mcclure has purchased the farm known
as the Walter S. Brown farm, and will
take possession soon.-Mrs p. B. Smith
is very Ill with inf1uenza.-A daughter
was born last week to Mr., and Mrs.
Edward Woodruff. -The condition of Allen
Bicknell's family, who have all been i'll
with influenza. is much improved.
Thomas Casey died Monday at noon
after an illness of more than two years.
He is survived by his father and mother,
two brothers, Matthew and John, and
one sister. Mrs. j. w. Hanley. all of this
place. He was born in Duxbury Decem-
Der Is, 1868. The funeral was held at
st. Thomas's Church yesterday morn
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MILTON BORO.

Il. Il. Goodwin was In Essex, Saturday.
S. IL. Bglow was in this place last
week.-Private Frank Gonyeau OF Edge
wood, Maryland, was calling on friends
Thursday. --Dewey McNall of Burlington
and Leon Lester of Champlain are spend
ing few days at the home of II. Il.
Bullock.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chean
are at the home of John Shean.-G. c.
Aver was called to st. Adams, Sunday.
His brother, Herbert fell from a ladder
and was hurt quite badly. He is at the
st. Adams hospital.--Mr. and Mrs. Curtis
Bevins spent Sunday at Brookside farm.
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EAST CHARLOTTE

Vincent W. Mitchell, theological stu
dent of Waterbury. Conn, and recently
discharged from service preached at the
Baptist Church Sunday morning and eve
ning.-Mr. and Mrs. Powell Read attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Wesley Powell in
Burlington Saturday. She was a sister,
in-aw of Mrs Read and a former resi-
dent of Charlotte.-Mrs. Leon Prindle has
gone to Hartford, Conn, to attend the
funeral of an uncle.-Daniel ST. George
of the battleshp Texas reached home
January Is, having received his honor
able discharge after one year and eight
months service.-Mrs. Milton Clark and
sister have returned from visiting their
mother, Mrs. Rickert in Brandon.-Mrs.
II. II. Farrand of Bakersfield, who has
been with her daughter, Mrs Carpenter,
for several days because of the illness of
her grandchildren, has returned home
Mrs. Timothy Stebbins is spending the
winter with her grandson, William Steady
and family in the southeastern part Of
the town as has been her custom for
number of years. In the meantime her
house at the village is closed until spring.
Henry Palmer is suffering from a frac-
tured arm, the result of a fall while at
work around saving machine.-Errs
Ellison or Manchester Depot, FORMER
resident of Charlotte, and but recently
discharged from the United States serv-
ice, Is the guest of his uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Claxton.-Mr. and
Mrs. j. r. Taggart have recently received
letter from theeir son, DR.. Fenwick G.
Taggart of Greenwich, r. l., who is serv-
ing in the United States army. He Is sta
toned at present in Coblenz, Germany
and il week.-Mrs. Claxton Brownson Of
Bristol, who has been caring fo~ Miss
Genevieve Horsford. during the ter's
illness, has been visiting her sis RS.
Frank Ruel and Mrs. T.. II. L
week before returning homr ~
Fisher of Schenectady. n. Y. is Il gu, 81
of T.. r. Voigt and his daughter. Miss
Christina.-Mr. and Mrs. Leon Prindle
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick S. Cove and Mr..
and Mrs Milo Webster were among
those from this part of the town who at
tended the 10Th annual convention of YER
mont Dairymen's assoclation.-A few
neighbors and friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Milo Webster were invited to IA butter-nut
.crack' Monday evening. Refreshments
were served and the evening passed
pleasantly with music and games.
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MILTON

musical comedy. Marrying Mary"
will be given this evening and Friday
evening. at st. AIMS hall. for the benefit
Of the Clark Memorial band. On Friday,
following the play, there will be dance
at Odd Fellows hall.
At the Methodist Church Sunday the
pastor will speak upon Getting into
Line" The Sunday school will gather at
noon. Evening at 1880. a service of song
and praise, with sermon by the pastor.
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ST. GEORGE

Supt. w. G. Hartn of Burlington was
in town visiting the school Friday
There was a session Of school Saturday
Frank Hinsdale has returned from Bur-
lington, where he attended the dairy
mems meeting several days.-John Leon
ard is able to sit up after being confined
to his bed since New Years day.-Mrs
a. j. Purcell passed two days with her
sister, Mrs. David Finnessy in Shelburne