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CHARLOTTE

Fred MCGOWAN has returned from MI
sachusetts. where he passed the wint
Clifford Norris's mother and hrother1
Starksboro visited him here last weeI
Walter Henry Parker Is talking sli
vacation at his home here,-Eugene Shd
sleeves has rented the Leavenworth pll
of b. l.. Byington.-Joseph Manor, Sr,,
moved to Burlington.-Edw BesseI
Jr., and Robert Williams from oversd
have received discharges and are at ~
homes here.-The Rev. Mr.. Rutan
moved into the Congregational parsona
A meeting of Champlain Lodge, mol
was held Friday evening.-The highY
commissioner is graveling the state n
to Shelburne line.-William Doner has
cured enjoyment with stanton Wilial
The Library association gave
ception Monday evening to Major N
rose and Mrs. Melrose. who camel
their home here Saturday. The ma
always has taken deep interest in
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LINCOLN

Delegates from the Addison County as
ISOLATION met at the Baptist Church May
2 to consider the ordination of the pastor,
Arnot Dexter. An examination was held
in the afternoon, and a favorable report
given for ordination, which services were
held In the evening, and preached by the
Rev. James S. Braker, ID. d., of Bur-
lington. Others present at the meeting
were the Reverends Dr. Davidson of Bur-
lington. Stewart of Starksboro, Board
man of Addison. Whittemore of Middle
bury, c. C. Ladeau of Starksboro and
Mrs. Josie Morgan of Bristol.-Mothers'
day was observed Sunday morning with
an address by Mrs. L. w. Could of
rstol.-Beatrice Farr daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Farr. and James Tierney,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Tierney.
were united in marriage Sunday after
noon.-Subscriptions to the Victory
Liberty Loan have exceeded the quota
by a considerable amount.-The COM
mittee in charge of the Burnham Founda-
ton fund for the ensuing year is made
of as follows: l.. T.. Jackman. A. r..
Briggs. Howard Grant, Mrs. l.. Il. Jack
man, G.. A. Thayer, T. X Burnham Mrs.
John Benton, NJ. b. Cove and w. H.
Sargent.-The w. G. It. L. meets Thurs
day with Mrs. a. +. Cushman.-Mr. and
| Mrs. Luther Kent have purchased of
Edwin Hill his farm located in the south
part of the town.--Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon
. Purinton have adopted two boys aged
| four and six years, by the name of
| Vosburg. Their home was in Shelburna
and their father and mother died during
the influenza epidemic.-Ioseph Blanchard
of Warren. Conn, is spending few
days in town.--Mr. and Mrs. l.. f.. Jack
man, Mrs. ID. L. Garland and Mrs. Clyde
Bean and daughter were in Burlington
Wednesday.-A. NJ Bristol, who has been
| ill several weeks, is considered some
what better.--Mrs. Melissa Jackman, who
| has been in poor health for some time,
| is not as well.--Mr and Mrs. Royal
Hamilton of Randolph are visiting friends
in town.-Miss Grace Turner of North
Ferrisburg spent the weekend at her
home here.-A reception was held Thurs
day evening for the boys who recently
returned from France. Words of well
come were given by l.. A. Bryant, a
veteran of the Civil War, followed by re-
marks from the Rev. A. ID. Dexter, pastor
Of the United Church, c. A. Thayer, chair
man of the Victory Liberty Loan. and
the Rev T. b. Hughes. pastor of the
Baptist Church of Bristol. Two of the
boys, Ralph Sweet and Lindley Bicknell
gave interesting talks of their experiences
overseas. The Bristol band was in at
tendance and furnished music for the
evening. After the program a supper was
served
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COLCHESTER

Mrs. Lucy Carey, who has been making
her home for the winter with her daugh-
ter Mrs. Chester F. Button, returned
Saturday to her own home.-F. S. Marvin
was in st. Adams on Saturday.-Mr and
Mrs. George B. st. Amour have moved
from the Day house to the Pitts tenement
which they are reported to have pur-
chased.-Mrs. Sanderson of Milton re-
Gently visited her daughter, Mrs. Cormi
Ploof.-Erwn Pitts has purchased a REQ
truck for hauling the milk from the
creamery to the railway station.-Mrs.
Charles Caswell has gone to Duxbury to
spend a week or so with her husband
Mrs. Hattie Somervlle and her father,
A. NJ Wheeler, are gaining in health.
Mrs. Carrie Houghton is helping in the
Somerville household
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ing detailed account of some of his ex-
periences. Mr.. Wyman Is at home on a
furlough of 30 days from the walter
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Harmon of Bris-
tol gave their son, william Harmon,
who recently arrived from overseas,
reception at the town hall here the
18th. There were many present from
this town and Bristol. The evening
was passed in dancing. Ralph Brown
OF Bristol furnished music. Refresh
ments were served.--Lieut. Il. X. New
ton has arrived from overseas and with
his wife and son Is visiting relatives
here.-Henry Baker Is moving his fam
lily into f c. Smiths tenement.-The
Rev j. B. Stewart has resigned his
pastorate here and accepted call to
the community church at Sheffield, be-
ginning his duties May is. Mrs. Stew
art was given an afternoon tea by the
ladies at their usual C. C. c. meeting,
May s, at Mrs. f. j. Hanson's. A re-
ception. at which about $50 were pres
ent, was given them at the town hall
on Monday evening. A musical program
consisted of banjo selections by HerVie
Hanson accompanied by Miss Ninabel
Hanson; piano duets and singing by
I g audience. Refreshments were served
and purse of money presented to Mr..
and Mrs Stewart. Appropriate remarks
were made by Pastor Stewart express
ing his regrets in leavng.-Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton Alger of Monkton passed
Sunday Mt Dennis Shiverette's.-Frank
Hill motored to Sheffield the 1ath to
carry the Stewart family to their flu
ture home.-The Hanson brothers have
purchased an automobile Marion
Fair of Bristol passed the week end
al, 1a1 -Nxr lio,,
Wyman. who had n serious attack of
influenza while with the S. A. T. c. at
Burlington and who is now stationed at
a convalescent hospital in Washing
ton, ID. c.. is with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. e. II. Wyman, for 30 days leave
of absence.--Clayton f. Cove of Bur-
lington was at Il. X. Eddy's this week.
+. c. Smith is adding a bath room
to this home
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page onc.)

lege. class IA Capt. Connors has not yet
received his discharge and will return to
Camp Upton when his furlough expires.
Captain Connors said to the Free Press
reporter that notwithstanding what had
been told through the papers about the
Germans not realizing that they We're
beaten, a three months sojourn among
them, during which he talked with many
of them, had convinced him that they
knew that they were beaten and beaten
bad
The body of Walter Zottman, a for
mer resident Of this city, who died FRI
day in Matawan, n. j., was buried Tues
day afternoon in Prospect cemetery, the
Rev. William F. Frazier, pastor of the
congregational Church. conducting the
services at the grave. Among the rela-
tives who were present were his father,
John Zottman of Burlington; a daugh-
ter from Springfield Mass. sister.
Mrs. Arthur Osgood of Burlington; two
brothers. John Zottman of South Roy
alton and Arthur Zottman of Troy,
N. Y; brother-in-law, Arthur Osgood
OF Burlington. Mr.. Zottman was As
years of age. He was found uncon-
scious and his money had been taken
from his peck etbook and a scalp wound
on his head had fractured his skull,
from which he never regained con-
seriousness. The hold-up took place
after his days work, when he was on
his way to his boarding place.--Mrs.
Emma E. Loukes resident of YER
gennes for many years, died suddenly
Tuesday from a stroke of apoplexy at
her home on Main street. Mrs. Loukes
was 65 years old. She was twice mar
ried, her first husband being James
Fisher of this city. daughter was
born to them, now the wife of l.. F.
Howe of st. Johnsbury. number
Of years after Mr.. Fishers death she
was married to E. e. Loukes who died
several years ago. Besides her daugh-
ter and a granddaughter, Mrs. Loukes
leaves three sisters and one brother
Alderman Arthur p. Sorrell, to whom
the city council has given the contract
to build the new sewer from the Shelf
field Farms milk plant to Otter Creek
has begun to draw the tile and will
begin work at once. The expense OF
the sewer will be shared by the Shelf
field Farms Co. Inc.-Ralph Adams has
moved from the Hawkins house or
Green street to the house he formerly
occupied on East School street.-Mrs
NJ j. Helm of Willsboro, N. Y, has
been called to Ferrisburg by the illness
| of her sister. Mrs Noble Ellsworth
: Vergennes Grange will hold the last
May meeting Friday evening. Every
lady member is requested to be presen,
and respond to roll call with verse
of poetry and discuss the subject, The
Best Age to Train Man."-Howart
Shortsleeves has gone to Rutland ant
entered the employ of the American
Express company,
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Burdtt Gorton started for Kan
san City, Mo-, Friday morning to attend
an automobile school.-Mrs. Jarius Shat
tuck is i'll with the grrp.-Roy Cleveland
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Forest Norton
at Enosburg this Week.-Mrs. Jane Ring
invited her Sunday school class to her
home Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Ring of Water
bury are visiting Mr. Rings parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Ring.-Harrison LaRose
moved to Clayton Sweets place Tues
day.-Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Russell were
in Middlebury Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs
Lewis Liberty and son of Bristol are
visiting Mr.. Liberty's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Levi Liberty.
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present.-Mrs. Collins and three childre
from Pittaburg, Penn, have taken pos
session of the farm purchased from
NJ. Taylor. Mr.. Collins is not comm
until fall.-Mrs. Julia Gregory has RI
turned from Middlesex having viste
her son, r. Gregory Lora Gregor
is in Underhill Center caring for Mr.
Maria Batlett; who is HE. X. Dav
spent the weekend in Burlington ser'
ing as grand JUROR. G. Evans an
sons were visitors at ] ". Smiths, Satu
day.-The Rev. A. Fl. Ganoung will con
mence his duties here May IS. Service
at 1890 a. m. subject of sermon, g
Hundred Per Cent Service" in the ever
ing Mr. Gamoung will talk on Echo,
From New York City."-Miss Haz
Streeter. who has been quite i'll. is som
what better.
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TOWNSVILLE.

William O'Neil has moved from Water
bury back to Jonesville. Mrs. Josie Der
rick is caring for S. F. Andrews for a
few days.-Mr. Kinney, State Sunday
school worker. was in town last Sunday.
Mrs. f. II. Chessmore has returned
from Washington. ID. C.-Miss Izetta
Barrett of Jericho is learning the work
in the telephone exchange.-Mrs. Mary
Pease is in Richmond this week.-Mrs..
Ila Agar is building farm house.-Mrs.
Clint Smith and friend. Mrs Henry
Ross, were weekend visitors in Under
hill.-Clifford Sabins went to Burlington
last week to resume his former position
as night operator for the Central Vermont
Railroad company.-Mrs. A. NJ. Sabns
will entertain the Lend-a-Iand this week
Clifford Buxton and family were called
to Jericho last week by the death OF
AR RuxtOn'S mother.
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Chittenden County
WINOOSKI

Miss Emma Bouffard and Henry Affair
were married Tuesday May 6 at st.
Francis Xavier's Church In the presence
OF large number of friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Affair have large number OF
friends In this village who wish them
happiness in their new life. Mrs. Affair
has always been an active member OF
the Young Ladies Sodality of st. Fran
els Church and Mr.. Abair has just re-
Gently returned from France, he being
a member OF the lOlst Ammunition Train
OF the 10Th Division.
Mrs. Elizabeth Greaney, longtime
resident of this village, died at her
nome at 10 West Allen street Satur-
day morning after a 10 days illness oil
paralytic shock. Mrs. Greaney was
born in County Limerick, Ireland III
1887. coming to this country win mel
husband 81 years ago. Fifty-three Of
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WHITING

The first of series of special meetings
under the joint auspices of the grange
and the farm bureau was held Wednes-
day evening.-A. G. Freejard has sold his
Chevrolet to mail carrier. Harry Pierce.
He has also sold his Cadillac and has
purchased a Studebaker Six.-W. S. Will
lams is building Il large piazza on his
residence. Harold Hubbard and Mrs.
William Keller are ill.-Mr. Perrier Is
very ill.--R. y. Wooster is improving
Mrs. Frank Wooster spent Sunday with
her daughter in Weybridge.-There will
be patriotic dance at the town hall on
Friday, May 80. Cox's orchestra of four
pieces will furnish music. Refreshments
will be served
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UNDERHILL CENTER

Sure, we'll finish the job seems to be
the motto of one Of the workers of the
Underhill Center Red Cross. who has knit
seven children's sleeved sweaters since
March 26. The quota of muftiers has beer
knitted by the pupils of the school, The
last shipment from this branch was ~
garments for refugee children, socks and
sweater. Another shipment of children
muffiers, sweaters, socks and women's
IA ctets is early COMPLETED,
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EAST CHARLOTTE

The funeral of Eli Goodrich of Hin,
burg, who died at his home there #
day, was held Monday morning at 10
o'clock from Our Lady of Mount Carr
Church in East Charlotte and init
ment was made in the Catholic cen
terry. The Rev. T. F. Henry officiated
Miss Eldora Estey is i'll with meas
and her sister. Miss Kara Estey, is
covering from an attack of measle s
Mrs. Lewis Beers and r. $. Cove wv
called to Bristol Thursday by the Sc
Gus condition of their mother, NJ
Electra Cove, who is suffering from
hemorrhage in the head.-Private 4
thur Rock and Mrs. Rock of Burlir
ton were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo1
Hart last week. Mr.. Rock has recen
returned from overseas and has
ceived his discharge.-Miss Ed
Steady, the daughter of Mr.. and NJ
William Steady of this town. and WI
ley Center of Hinesburg were MARI
at st. GATHERINGS rectory in Shelbui
Wednesday, May 7. by the Rev. T.
Henry. They will reside in Hinesbu
where Mr.. Center will carry on a ia
The weekly prayer meeting will
held at the homo of Mrs. Ralph Ga
Friday evening.-Patrick Mcclure
moved to j. d. Vanderhoofs farm
East Charlotte from C. b. Lucias faI
in Hinesburg.--Miss Hazel Carpenq
is passing the week with her sisd
Mrs. George Blanchard, in Hinesbul
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Fl. Bouffard WENT
Winooski May to be present at
marriage of the formers sister, M
Emma Bouffard and Henry Abair at
Francis Xaviers Church Tuesday mol
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Affair spent TN
honeymoon in Charlotte with Mr. d
Mrs. Bouffard, who gave "A receipt
at their home Thursday evening
honor of the newly married couple.
refreshments were served.-Mr. Cobb
moved to l. Il. Burroughs tenement IN
Burlington.-Roy Lavalley passed
| weekend in Burlington with his fatlt
Frank LaValley.
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MILTON

Mrs. Emma Quinn and Mrs. Hattie d.
Wood of St. Petersburg, Fla, and Miss
Laura Quinn of Boston are in town.
The barn on the place which the Co.
operative creamery bought Of NJ. j. Perry
was sold at auction last week to william
Gordon, who is tearing 1t down.-Mrs.
Willard Sanderson Is ill.-Mr. and Mrs.
Alvah Holmes attended the funeral of
Mrs. Nay at Jericho the first of the week
Asa Davis has bought the house of
Henry Smith on Main street. Mr.. Young
of Essex Junction has bought out the
blacksmith business of A. Sweeney and
has also bought the Blair house on the
Plains of Carl Robinson.-Frank May
vile has recovered from an attack Of
the mumps.--James Cough has sold his
! farm on Hardscrabble to Mr.. Laaochele
! and has hired the old Howard farm on
the east road which Tom Rowley re-
. Gently bought.
! The Rev. Mr.. Van Tyne of Boston
F, preached last Sunday evening at the
United Church in the interest of the
centenary movement-Clarks Memoir
ial band will render It's first concert of
| the season in the park this evening,
weather permitting.-Henry- Beeman
has bought Mrs. A. b. Landon's house
and has sold the Sanderson house, where
| he now resides, to w. c. Gataree.-
Seneca Lodge, No. 40, +. and A NJ.
worked the second degree on a cam
didate at it's meeting Tuesday evening.
A special meeting will be held on Tues
day evening, the 27th.-Mrs f. W.
Quinn and Miss Laura Quinn have sold
their residence on Main street to j. f.
Wagner.
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MILTON RORO

Mildred Evarts spent Sunday wit
Mrs. r. f.. Bullock.-There were SERVED
at the Milto Boro Church Sunday.-Mr,
Clark Phelps is at the home of Mrs Jen
ME Fay.-Mr and Mrs. Thomas Shea
were here Saturday and Sunday.-Mr
Alfred Eaton spent the week at
Il. White's.-Nettie Gonyeau spent II
weekend with her sister, Mrs. Harr
Richards.-Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Richard
were in this place Sunday.-Mrs. Micha
Isaacs has arrived at Eagle Towers. -
Mrs. F. Il. Goodwin and daughter lisa
belle. were in st. Adams May 10.-Jam,
Reddick, of California, Is in town.
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ESSEX JUNCTION

Ernest Yandow has returned to his farm
in Williston after an absence of nearly
three months caused by illness. During
this period he received treatment at the
Fanny Allen hospital while Mrs. Yam
dow made her home with her husbands
mother. Mrs. Virginia Yandow, where
Mr.. Yandow joined her recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cady Earle of st. Adams
are the parents of twin girls, Ruby Irene
and Ruth Emily, born at the home of
Mrs. Earle's mother, Mrs. Linus Slater
of this place.
street. has gone to Westford to visit
Mrs. Mary Henry and her son, Charles
| Henry.
Miss Anna Drury. daughter of Edgar
| Drury of the river road, left yesterday
| for Lowell Mass, where she was mar
ried last evening to Roy II. Nash of
| that place Mr.. Nash is manager of
the Grand Union Tea company stores
| in Lowell Mr.. and Mrs. Nash were
married in their furnished apartments
and were unattended. Miss Drury de-
parted with the best wishes of her
many friends here. who extend con-
CALCULATIONS to Mr.. Nash on his choice
of a companion, who has been such a
splendid home maker for her father,
brother and sisters since the death of
her mother several years ago.
JERICHO
The funeral of Mrs. Mary j. Buxton,
who died Monday, May 5, Of heart
failure, was held Thursday afternoon at
the home of her son, w. Il. Buxton. The
Rev. A, II. Sturgess officlated. The
bearers were four sons, William Fred.
Warner and Clifford. Burial was in the
village cemetery Mary Jane Domag
was born in Essex, July q. 1889. the
daughter Of John and Sarah mckinley
Domag. Her mother, Sarah Mckinley
was born In Ireland and came to this
country when girl to join her brother,
William Mckinley. who was the father
of Ex-President Mckinley. She was
married in 1862 to Thomas Buxton, who
died in 1888 She is survived by one
daughter. Mrs. NJ. A. Bullock Of Jericho
Center four sons, William Of Burlington,
Fred W., Of Richmond, Warren F.. of
this place. Clifford c., Of Jonesville and
by several grandchildren. A woman Of
| sterling character and devoted to her
home, she had the respect of everyone
and will be greatly missed by those who
knew her.-Mr. and Mrs. George Ney.
who were In town during the illness and
death of Mrs. Y. q. Nay. have returned
to their home in Hudson Falls, N. "
Mrs. Frank Kiefer, who has been visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Woodruff. has returned to her home In
st. Lous.-Edward Martin is repairing
the building which he recently pur-
chased of @. H. Hutchinson. George
Pettngill is doing the work-Mrs. Emma
Boomhower has been a recent visitor at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Styles.
Mrs. Goddard who was called here by
the death of her sister, Mrs Y. @. Nay
returned to her home at Foster Junction
Saturday. accompanied by Y. G. Nay,
who will visit there for few weeks,
Mrs. Charles Witwer of Brooklyn, n. Y,
who has been visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Curtis the past two
weeks. went to Burlington Friday. where
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CORNWALL.

The funeral of Jared Abernethy, who
died at his home Tuesday, May g. of
bronchial pneumonia following measles,
was held at the Congregational Church
Thursday afternoon. The Rev c. r.
Hamlin, pastor of the church of which
the deceased was a member, ofiiciated.
Mr.. Abernethy was born February 1850,
a son of the late Cyrus and Mary Ann
Stickney Abernethy, and was the last rep
resentative of the family of Jared
Abernethy. who settled in town prior to
1880 and owned and lived upon the original
farm of his ancestor. The interment was
in the family lot in the church yard near
by Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin Woods of Bran
don. cousins of Mr. Abernethy were
present at the funeral.
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BRIDPORT

o. IL. Converse, who returned to his
home from Burlington last week, Is not
as well and will return to Burlington as
soon as he Is able.-The Woodmen's ball
which was held in the Grange hall Friday
evening was largely attended. Quite a
number from out Of town were present
Maud Allard, operator at Cornwall CEN
trial. was weekend visitor at her sis
ters. Mrs. w. A. Chandler.-The two
weeks old child of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Dayton died May 6.-The young son Of
w. W. Dukett. who has been at the Green
Mountain sanitarium in Burlington for
treatment. returned home last Friday.
somewhat improved Edward Hebert
remains the same.-Stanley Converse and
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HUNTINGTON

Mrs. Frank GERMAN, who has be
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hirs
Pierce, returned home Sunday.-T
missionary meeting will be held Thur
day afternoon at the parsonage, a
the prayer meeting Thursday evening
Mr. and Mrs. f. H. Kinds have be
spending the past few days in Colch'
ter.-Miss Taplin. who has been carl
for Miss Daisy Kenyan. the past fo
weeks. returned to Burlington last We
but was called back Monday to care
Mrs Jarius Shattuck.
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STARKSBORO

Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Briggs gave very
enjoyable dinner party Thursday in hon
or of William Harmon and William r.
Wyman. Mr.. Harmon has returned from
overseas after two years absence. lie
was In many battles, one being the Cha
and gave a very interest
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ST. GEORGE

Earl Aver was in St. Adams Friday
on business and also visited his moth
err. Mrs w. w. Tinkham.-Several In
town attended the reception for the
Rev. Charles II. Bennett in Hinesburg
Tuesday evening.-Lawrence yelling
err was in Burlington Wednesday and
Thursday-Miss Abbie Weilinger has
been visiting in Williston.-Mrs. May
smith and children OF Norwood, N. Y,
are passing two weeks with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Sheppard
News has been received of the death
of Seymour Hinsdale in Sacramento,
Cal. Mr.. Hinsdale was born here in
town and was II years of age. He was
n brother of Mitchell w. Hindsdale
of this place.
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SHOREHAM

Mrs. NJ. b. Douglas and daughter are
visiting her parents in Ripton.-A. n.
Bentley and family left on Tuesday for
Stowe, which will be their future home.
The Sunday school classes Of Mrs T. G.
Easton and Mrs II. II. Burge met at the
home of Mrs. Burge Saturday afternoon
and gave account of the 4. w. C. A..
conference held in Rutland.-Mr. and
Mrs Ashley Belden passed the weekend
in Forisdale with Mrs. Belden's parents.
Albert BurdeauX has received his dis
charge and reaches home, Saturday.
Tuesday evening, the Woman's Mission
airy society held social in the ladies
rooms. Missionary tableaux were given
by Mrs. Easton's Sunday school class,
under the direction of Mrs Edison Cas-
well.-The next meeting of the Woman's
Missionary society will be May % at the
home of Mrs. Robert Shackett