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WOLCOTT.

l.. E. Taylor has moved from the Z.
E. Jennings house to the tenement
vacated by DR.. Cooper in the I. !.
Lindsey house.-Mrs. Emma Fisher is
moving from the farm to L. e. Jen-
nings house.-C. II. Carpenter has
sold his house in Pottersville to F..
NJ Houghton.-L. c. Udall is in New
York City on business-Max Wood
mansee is at home from overseas, hav-
ing received an honorable discharge
Archie Richardson of Newport News,
Va, is home on Acknowledgement
A. Foster of the naval training station
at Newport, r. l.. was at home over
Sunday.-H. A. Parker was a business
visitor in Burlington Saturday.-C. II.
Carpenter has moved into the board
ing house at Pottersville.-Mrs. Har-
riett L. Hubbell is visiting her son,
Bertrand. in Boston.-Miss Nora
Twiss left Thursday for Lynn. Mas.
where she has employment.-N. e.
Parker has concluded a IA years clerk
ship at the Fl. NJ. Hubbell store and
accepted a position in the A and T.
store.-Beulah Arbuclile is in the
hospital in Burlington for treatment.
LILA Johnson returned to her school
in Lancaster. N H.. the first of the
week.-Mrs.. o. II. Cogswell is visiting
friends in Burlington.-Claud f..
Schoolcraft. who recently purchased
the F. NJ Bullock farm. has arrived
here from North Troy with his family.
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Lamoile County
STOWE

At the annual meeting Of Sickle
Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star.
Wednesday evening April officers were
elected as follows: Worthy matron, Mrs.
Bessie Mcmahon: worthy patron, Frank
F. stafford: associate matron. Mrs.
Minnie Tinkham: secretary, Mrs. Maude
Pike; treasurer, Mrs. Helen A. Wilkins;
conductress, Miss Marian Pike; associate
conductress. Miss Helen Morgan: Ada,
Mrs. Margaret Knight; Ruth, Mrs. Thesis
Robinson; Esther Mrs. Lucy Stafford
Martha, Mrs. Lola Douglass; Electa Miss
Ruby Shaw; warder, Miss Anna b. Bug
zell; sentinel, II. c. Mcmahon: organist.
Mrs Grace Riley: marshal. Mrs. Lila
Barrows: chaplain, Mrs. Janet Adams;
finance committee, Mrs, Mary Russell.
Mrs. Wallace Dewey and Roy D. Robin
son; literary committee. Mrs. Lila Bar
rows, Mrs. Lola Billings and Mrs. Ethel
Sears; relief committee. Mrs. Agnes
Jenney, Miss Ruth Collins and Mrs. Elda
Pangle. There will be a public installa-
ton of these officers Wednesday evening.
April l6. All are cordially invited. 1t was
voted to serve public suppers at the
meetings during the summer. beginning
with the next meeting.
A reception was given to the Rev. NJ.
Il. Bacon, pastor of the United Church
service and Mrs. Bacon at the banquet
hall of the Akeley Memorial building
Thursday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Bacon
were assisted in receiving by Mr.. and
Mrs, Lucius l.. Harris and Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert r. Straw. During the evening a
musical and literary program was car
ried out with President NJ. G. Lovejoy
in charge and included vocal solos by
Miss Mildred Patterson. selection by a
ladies' quartet, Miss Laura Thomas. Mrs.
A. d. Lynch, Mrs. H. w. Barrows and
Mrs. II. NJ. Cummings with Miss Thomas
at the piano, recitation by Mrs w. d.
Pangle and Mrs. Lynch and remarks by
| Mr. Bacon. At the close OF the program
maple sugar on snow with accompani-
ments of doughnuts and pickles was
served. Sugar makers Herbert q. Fuller
superintended the "sugaring off," Troop
No. 1, Boy Scouts provided the snow and
assisted In serving the guests The sugar
was donated by several generous sugar
makers. There were about $50 present and
many were prevented from coming by a
heavy rainstorm and muddy roads. The
committee in charge consisted of Mrs
w. A. Aldrich Mrs. Helen A. wilkins and
Miss Murel Pike.-Mr. and Mrs, A. B.
! Weeks attended the funeral OF Mr., Weeks
aunt. Mrs. Martha Alger Jackman, at
| Waterbury Center Thursday. Mrs.
| Jackman. who died Tuesday morning al
the age of rs. was for many years resi-
dent of Stowe. She was born In Rich
mond, but came to Stowe with her par
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1870, and service next Sunday at 1890
with communion.-E. Il. Young passed
the week. lend at his homo here.-Mrs.
F. G. Hadd has been quite Ill with in
tIuenza, Mrs NJ II. Yaw Of Enosburg
Fails Is caring for her.-There will be
service at the Congregational Church
Friday evening. this week, instead Of
Thursday evening.-Maurice Tiffany and
Miss Pauline Tiffany accompanied their
mother to st. Adams Friday. on her re-
turn to her home in Pennsylvania. after
passinp several months in the home of
her son, Guy Tiffany.-Miss Alice Button
was home from st. Adams Sunday.--The
funeral of Mrs. Maurice (Nutting) Green,
who died Tuesday at tho home of her
niece, Mrs. Ira Vincent of Enosburg
Falls, was held from the Congregational
Church Thursday the Rev. w. Fl. Price
ofiiciating.-Mrs. w. Fl. Price entertained
the corner class Saturday evening.
Dainty refreshments were served and a
very pleasant evening enjoyed.-The cor
ncr class realized about "a from the play,
THE Hoodoo," which they gave in
| Rublees hall April 9. The proceeds will
! be used to purchase new books for the
Sunday school library. which is to be
opened to the piblic.-Preston Sykes, a
lifelong resident of Berkshire, died April
7 after several months Illness. He was
born December g. 1874, and was the son
| of Heman and Althea Sykes. On
February %. 1873, he was married to Miss
Albertine Courtney Five children were
born to them, three of whom are living.
Mr.. Sykes had always lived on the farm.
where he was born. with the exception
Of four years, until last fall when he
moved into this village. He is survived
by his wife and three daughters, Mrs.
Frank Moffatt, Miss Blanche and Miss
Grace Sykes and one sister. Mrs. Hannah
| Peterson. The funeral was held from his
late home Wednesday at 1890 The Rev.
w. II. Price officiated. Burial was In the
Congregational cemetery. The bearers
were: Alfred Sykes, John Courtney,
Matthew Peterson and Frank Moffatt
Among those from out of town to attend
the funeral were: Mr. and Mrs. Matthew
Peterson of West Berkshire, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Moffatt of Lost Nation, Berkshire
Mrs. Sweet and Mrs. Mitchell of Broome
Canada, Stephen Carpenter of st. Johns
bury and Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Brown of
Enosburg Falls.-Mrs E. T.. Young. who
recently underwent an operation for the
amputating of a toe, at the Maple Park
sanitarium. Enosburg Falls. returned
home Saturday.-Mrs. Felix Mitiguy OF
Bethel is visiting her mother, Mrs. F. G.
| Hadd.
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CAMBRIDGE

c. J. Lang was a visitor in Stowe last
week.-Miss Myrtle Wallace was a BUSH
ness visitor in Montreal last week.
Harlow Leavens of Ludlow passed Sat-
urday and Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Linus Leavens.-Mrs.
Charles witherell of Dorchester. Mass.
was a guest of Mrs. Z. w. Patch Thurs
day.-Miss Laurette Gates was n WIS.,
itor in Burlington Wednesday, Frank
Goodwin of St. Louis, Mo-, was in town
Thursday. calling on friends.-ReN
Gates went Saturday to the Fanny
Allen hospital. where he underwent an
operation Sunday.-Francis Hobart has
been spending several days with his
mother Mrs. Margaret Hobart.-Word
has been received of the birth of a
son to Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Glossy of
c. w, Labounty and
Miss lsola Labounty are passing tina
week with relatives in Northfeld.
Mass-Mr. and Mrs. +. Il. Boyden were
called to Burlington Tuesday by tina
serious condition of their daughter, who
Is at the Mary Fletcher hospital
Vernon Torrance. who has been guest
at f. ]. Gates. went Wednesday to his
home in Upper Jay, N Y.-H. A. Small
ley returned to Morrisville Monday eve-
ming.
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GRAND ISLE

Mrs. W. J. Donaldson, who returned
from the Mary Fletcher hospital. Mon
day. is in a serious condition. Gertrude
Martell is caring for her.-The Rev. II.
Earle Sweet will preach here next Sun
day afternoon at 2:S0.-Howard Paradee
shot himself through the hand Sunday
while hunting.-Mrs. Marion Grswold re-
turned home Monday after spending the
winter at Heaton hospital. Montpelier
Evelyn Bulls is i'll with measles
Aunt Mary Prindle celebrated her s'th
birthday, Monday. A few of her friends
called on her and others remembered her
with fruits. flowers and other good
thinss.--Charles Meehan is i'll at the
home of his father-in-law. Irving Davis.
The Rev. and Mrs. Westcot finished
moving their household goods, Monday.
AT the O. E. 5. meeting Monday even
ing. the following officers were elected:
Matron, Matte Branch; patron, Homer
Keller; assistant matron, Katherine
Keller; conductress, Mary Phelps; as
sistant conductress, Clara Minckler.
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JEFFERSONVILLE

Mrs Lillian Chase of North CambridgS
visited at II. c. Chase's over Sum
day.-C. A. ODER is very feeble.-The
Misses Kathleen Fullington and Lizzie
Giddings of Cambridge were Sunday
guests at G. S. Brush's.-Guy Varnum
Barre was with his parents here Sunday.
Vera Playful has been suffering a res
lapse from the measles.-Mrs. F. B,
Stratton and son were in Burlington.
Thursday.-Mrs. George Powell and
children of Highgate have been visiting
relatives here for few days.-Mrs. A. F..
Rosseau was in Burlington, Sunday
Miss Hazeltine. the South Cambridge
teacher, has resigned her position on ac-
count of the deaths of her mother.-A
party was given Della Root Monday
evening as a birthday surprise.
cey and Irma Perry are ill.-The sugar
social given by the Knights Of Pythias,
Thursday. though not largely attended.
was very enjoyable occasion.-Mtss liza
Keith. who Is training at the Sherwood
Sanitarium at st. Adams, was with her
parents, straightforward Wells, a
former Cambridge boy. arrived from
overseas on the transport America and is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Wells, at Haverhill. n. H.-Mr. ard MIS-.
Merritt Wilson Of Burlington spent Sum-
Gay with reiatlVeS.-lrVln DelanO IL
boarding at j. r. Martins.-R. II. Fuller.
has sold his mercantile business to Floyd
Fairbanks of Waterville. Possession
was given April 4.-Edson Thomas has
finished his labors for r. II. Fuller.
Mr.. and Mrs George Rousseau and
children of Grand Isle are stopping at
the Hemlock' and Ralph
Wheeler have the measles.-Mrs. Grover
Smiths brother, Charles Bennett, who
has just returned from France, visited
Mrs. Smith, Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Grover Smith are to move to the Sam
Bassett place, May I-Mr. Douglass OF
Bennington is employed at the Cobb
Brown Garage, William Strond was at
his home at Underhill, Tuesday.-0lenn
Wilkins Of Morrisville was in town.
Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Myron WASH
burn have received word that their son.
John. has arrived in New York from
overseas.-Mr. LaFrance. brother OF
Mrs. George Fortier, who has just re-
turned from France has been visiting
Mrs. LaF'rance. this week.-Harvey
Wheeler began work Wednesday morn
ing for c. Brigham company.-Mrs. Hugh
Edwards is working in the Office Of NJ.
w. Washburn for C. Brigham company.
j. w. Green. IT., and family have been
spending some time with his parents at
! the farm here.-Mrs. Samuel Wright wa1
| in Fairfield. Sunday.
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RICHFORD

William Rounds, Of Middlesex, Is visit
ing at the home Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry H. Rounds, OF Center street.
p. A. Sweet has purchased the livery,
feed and sale stable on Eastern avenue,
formerly owned by Mrs. y. F. Hamilton,
and has taken possession.-Mr and Mrs.
George SHARPLY, of Oneota, n. Y, are
visiting among relatives and friends in
town.-Mr. and Mrs. William Archam-
bault and little son are visiting among
relatives in Fairfax.-Mrs. Abbie Nc
Kinney has gone to Berkshire for few
days visit at the home Of her niece,
Mrs. Howard Cassidy.-Nine bags of
clothing and two bags Of shoes (433)
pounds were shipped from the Red Cross
rooms during the past week, as the
local contribution to the 10000 tons
called for from New England for the
war sufferers abroad. The attention
of knitters is called to the demand for
children's stockings and sweaters. The
yarn is not being called for as rapidly
as was expected, and there Is n
large amount on hand, which may be
obtained at the home of Mrs. Charles
Harlbur, Main street, at any time.
Miss Daisy Stewart and Miss MIL
dred Chaplin have returned home from
burlington where they went to attend
the auunal initiation of Upsilion chapter
of Alpha Delta--Mrs. Albert Brooks OF
South Main street, who has been suf-
ferng from blood poisoning In one hand
is reported as making good improvement
The Rev. W. G. Brown Of st. Adams
preached In the Methodist Shurch sun
day morning and evening.
Herbert B. Comipgs, who has beer
engaged as accountant for the STANDARD
Aircraft company in Elizabeth. n. j.
has received his discharge from the ser
vice and returned home Monday. Mr.
Comings is the son of MIR. and Mrs. II
C. Comings.-Miss Doris Hamilton ant
Miss Walthrude Rowley were weekend
visitors at the home Of their friend. Mis-
Wilma Burleson In East Berkshire
The Woman's Rome Missionary societ.
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church will
hold their annual Lenten offering ser
vice in the church Friday afternoon a
three o'clock The Rev. ID. G. Guest o
St. Adams will deliver the address an
there will be special music for the ser
vice.-Miss Ruth Record Of Franklin
visiting at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. A
&. Campbell
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JOHNSON

The annual meeting of Waterman
Lodge. f. & a. NJ, will be Thursday eve
ming, and in addition to the election Of
officers important business is to come up
for actlon.-The storm of Friday raised
havoc with the roads.-L. j. Sylvester
who has been confined to the house with
rheumatism, is able TO walk out.-Grover
Fletcher who Is still In the services. made
his many friends a call last week.--The
tale mill was closed Saturday for want of
orders.-Many farmers think the sugar
season is nearly closed. The average was
not much over a pound and a half to the
tree.
Mrs. j. l.. Pierce returned Tuesday from
a visit with relatives in Barre.-Mrs.
e. II. Sherwn started Wednesday for
Manchester and Boston for visit with
relatives.-W. L. Tracy was in Sears
burg the first of the weak in the interes
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of the Young estate.-Dr. e. II. Scott
was in Cambridge the first of the week.
Edward Mills of Fletcher visited his
brothers here the first of the week.--The
Rev. A. A. Mandiga has been returned
here, much to the pleasure Of his congre-
gation.-Mrs. Hannah Tracy Gates visited
her brother. w. II. Tracy, and sister,
Mrs. d. b. Smalley, the first of the
week.-Mrs.. Matte Baker and daughter,
Miss Mae. from Everett. Mass. visited
here for few days the first of the
week.-The condition Of Mrs. Mary Nor
gan. who is at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital in Burlington, is more encouraging,
though she is in critical condition
Lieut.. Earl Holmes is in Montpelier for
a few days.-Edwaryi Parker has bought
the Almond Whiting farm on the john
son plot
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was also called to see him last week.
Mrs. Abbie Warren who had been able
to be up after her illness has not been
so we'll and Is again confined to her bed.
Mrs. Edwna Harris has moved to
rooms in A. r. Straw's house at the
village. Mrs. Harris son, Harry e.
Harlow, expects to leave Monday for
Bertha, Minn-A party of mountain
climbers including John X. Wright of
Cambridge, Mass, Eben Corey Of Har-
ward, Mass, II. A. Judy of Berkeley. Cal,
and c. X. Judy Of Padaena, Cal, reached
Stowe on Saturday night, after walking
most of the distance from Waterbury.
The car, the boys said. could not hold
the rails and walking looked surer. The
party Is staying with Earl Harlow and
has already made itself useful in helping
Steward Nutting sugar off. Its a kind Of
work they like to mix in with mountain
climbing. They have visited smugglers
Notch and left Tuesday morning on a
trip to Mt. Mansfeld-Mrs. Mae Straw
McQuade who underwent n serious
operation at the Hahnmann hospital in
Chicago on the 9th was doing as we'll as
can be expected when last heard FROM
Private Edmund l.. LaRock Of the 101st
Machine Gun Battalion. 26th Division,
Company c, who returned to Camp
Devens last week after year and a half
In service in France, is in Stowe this
week on short furlough,-B. c. Bull
has moved his family into the lower tene-
ment in II. Fl. Downer's A. f. Douglass
house on Bridge street.-Martin Law
renee. who has been In a military hos
pital at New Haven, Conn.,, since he was
invalided home from France in Septem-
Der writes that he Is soon to receive his
discharge Private Lawrence was gassed
in July and was found to be suffering
from tuberculosis.
Private Raymond expected to sail for
home the next week.-Budd w. Warren
arrived in Stowe Tuesday night from
st. Petersburg, Fla, where he has passed
the winter. Mr.. Warren was employed
in lady's shoe store while in st. Peters,
burg and passed a pleasant winter and
had a delightful trip home. Thomas A.
! Douglass, who was with Mr. Warren in
| ST. Petersburg, accompanied him home as
far as Boston, where he will remain for
a few days before returning to Stowe
/ Saturday is the last day on which
women may file their intention Of paying
a poll tax and voting. Only one woman
in Stowe has done so up to date.--The
visitors at Earl G. Harlow's who visited
Mt. Mansfield Tuesday, found a large
amount of snow. but were able to make
the trip to the Chin and were much
pleased with the extended views the jour.
ney afforded.-Mrs. Jane Howe of Rut-
land is visiting her sister, Mrs. Almirs
Slayton.
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BELVIDERE CENTER

The fourteen months old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray LaDuke of Concord.
n. H., died of bronchial pneumonia the
18th at the home of her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs III. r. Slayton.-Super-
intendent of Schools. Leon f. Bell, is in
town this week.-Edgar n. Potter IN
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Nellie May.
in Canaan.-Mrs. j. o. Thomas was
called to Coventry because Of the illness
of her daughter. Evelyn N. Thomas
teacher In that village.-The small child
of simon Burns was brought here for
burial Tuesday of this week.-Grover Z.
Potter has returned from Burlington.
where he went to consult Dr. Twitchell
about his throat.-The measle patients
are all doing we'll
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BAKERSFIELD

The Young Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Congregationalist Church held their an
nual business meeting at the home OF
the president. Mrs. j. S. Barr. April 8.
All obligations for the last year have
been met and the society voted to paper
and paint the inside of the church in
the near future. The new officers elect
ed were President, Mrs. Ellen Tilotson
secretary treasurer, Mrs. Lucy Stark
The local chapter Of the Eastern Star
held it's installation Of officers April p
The Rev A. 3. Ross of East Fairfield
preached the sermon at the memorial
service for the late Haskal Mayo. Jr. at
the Methodist Episcopal Church Sun
day afternoon. The church was hand
somely decorated with bunting, potted
plants and a large photograph of the de-
ceased. The choir sang Nearer. My God.
to Thee" and Some Time Wen Under
stand" and Mrs Gay Wheelock sang
two solos.-Lyndon Cowan. recently re-
turned from France, spent last week in
Richford visiting his sisters. Mrs. Harry
Powers and Miss Leila Cowan.-Miss
Doris Coville, a member of the class OF
1918 of Brigham Academy. student at
Cambridge, Mass, was a week end visitor
at Miss Catherine Nutting's.-Mrs. New
comb and son. Richard, of Burlington
have returned home after spending ten
days with Mrs. Gay Wheelock.-Mrs
Oscar Field ia visiting her sons, Mar
shall and Donald, at Woodsville, n. H.
Richard Smith, b. A. 30, is in St. Adams
| taking the examinations preparatory tc
entering the Naval Academy at Annapo-
| lis.-Miss Ranny. one of the teachers al
Brigham Academy, visited in Rochester
| over Sunday. Miss Ruth Gorley also was
out of town for the week-end.-Thert
will be Easter services with special
| music at the Congregational Church Sun.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Dennis Leahy, who has been visit
ing in Montgomery. has returned home.
Mrs. +. M. Stone and Miss j. &. Stone
were In Enosburg Falls Friday.-Mrs.
j, r. Renfrew has been confined to the
house by illness the past week. and
Mrs. Walter Tiff of Enosburg Falls were
guests at Il. Demar's Sunday.-The Rt
Rev. G. Y. Bliss visited Calvary Church
sunday afternoon-There was a service
with celebration of the Holy Communion
at Calvary Church Thursday morning a,
1890. Also service Friday morning n,
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FAIRFAX

Mrs. G. c. Paris spent the week
end in Essex Junction the guest or
her brother. Warren Gregory.-The
schools in the grades of Bellows Free
Academy opened for the spring term
Monday.-The water in the river was at
the highest point reached this spring on
Saturday afternoon, cuverts and sluice
Ways are washed out in many parts OF
The town.-Miss Mildred Irish Of West
ford has been spending a week with her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Butler.
There will be no meeting of the Red
Cross this week as the work Ia finished.
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NORTH HERO

Sergeant Ernest V. Way of Camp
Eustis, Virginia, has gotten his dis
charge from the United States army and
returned to his home in North Hero to
resume his duties as rural carrier.-Mr
and Mrs. Sherman Dodds, Mrs. Clifford
Tasse Mrs. Murray Donaldson Of North
Hero and Mrs. Wesley Decker Of Swan
ton were in Burlington, Friday, to see
Mrs. Warren Donaldson, who is In a
critical condition at the Mary Fletcher
MISUNDERSTANDING Doods of North Hero
was in Burlington last week on business.
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Grand Isle County
ALBURG

Mrs. W. II. Ellis of ST. Adams is visit
ing relatives in town.--E. y. Goodsel and
family attended the funeral of his mother
at Isle La Motto, Monday.-Mrs. Joseph
Hoag. who has been spending some time
at Rouses Point, has returned home.-
r. Bohannon. who has been seriously i'll,
is much better.-Brunel Goodsell and
daughter, Anna. of Rouses Point. were
in town Monday.-L. II. Facer of Bur
lington was q business visitor in town
Thursday
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WATERvILLE

The Rev. u. B. Harris will deliver an
Easter sermon at the morning service
Sunday, April 2o.-Berton Wiley and
daughter of Greensboro are guests of his
mother, Mrs. Edla Willey.-Goerge
Rivers has moved into d. b. Cakes house
on lower Main street.-School began
Monday.-Mrs j. II. Abel of Fairfield
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Carpenter.
Miss Luella Beard of st. Johnsbury
visited relatives in town.-Thomas Ben.
nett has returned home from overseas.
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WEST ENOSBURG

Miss Dorothy Ovitt of this place and Elsie
and Bailey Ovitt of Morrisville, visited
at the home of i. Il. Ovitt, Friday
Miss Ruth Ovitt underwent an operation
for appendicitis at the ST. Adams hos
pital Monday. Her condition Is favor
able.-Mrs. Jay Davis underwent an
operation for appendicitis at tho Maple
Park Sanitarium at Enosburg Falls.
April Q.
Miss Dorothy Ovltt was in st. Adams
recently to visit her mother, Mrs. c. b.
Ovitt, also her sister, Miss Ruth, who is
in the st. Adams hospital.-Miss Marion
Stanley of Georgia recently visited at the
home of M. L. Hubbell.-Mr. and Mrs.
Forest Stone of Berkshire recently visit
cd at the home of Mr.. stones parents,
Mr. and Mrs b. .. stone.
Miss Marion Stanley OF Georgia and
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Hubbell visited at
G. A. Craigs recently.-Howard Ovitt
of st. Johnsbury visited at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Ovitt.
Percy Purdy of Quebec, who has been
over seas for about two years, Is visiting
at the home of Arthur Spencer.