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WEST BOLTON

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. q F. Gle
was the scene of very pretty wedding
Wednesday Aug. D. when their daughter.
Eunice, was united in marriage to Dewey
Nash. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Nash
of Nashville. The ceremony was per-
formed by the pastor of the Baptist
Church. the Rev A. n. Ganoung. and
took place in the parlor under an arch
Of golden rod and rudbeciia. The bride
was becomingly attired in dress Of
white silk wolfe and carried bouquet
of white chrysanthemums. She was at
tended by Miss Helen Nash. sister of the
groom. who carried bouquet of sweet
peas Hervey Gle. brother of the bride,
was best man. reception was held
from $50 until ten o'clock, The bride 8
bouquet was caught by Miss Helen Nash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nash received many beauti-
full and useful presents If money, sill
Yer and glass ware. table linen. etc,
showing the high esteem in which the
young couple are held. Dainty refresh
ments were served.
Mr. and Mrs Al Hall and daughter
of Stratford, Conn. are visiting Mrs.
Halls parents Mr.. and Mrs. F.. r..
Davis. From here they will go to Cam
bridge to reside.-Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Streeter of Richmond were recent visi-
tors at G. w. Streeter's.-Mr. and Mrs.
w Wheeler were in Burlington Satur-
day Mics Theresa Cruise of Winooski
is boarding with Mrs. Richard Bacon
during her vacation of two weeks.-Mr.
and Mrs Fred Bacon of Burlington were
in town Sunday. Greeley. Mrs.
Stone and Mr.. and Mrs Collins OF
Nashua, y. H. are guests Of MFR. and
Mrs. f. r. Davis. Mr.. Greeley is a
brother of Mrs. Davis MIR. and Mrs. p
Munger are attending the fair at Middle
Jury and will return Saturday The
young folks gave play, "whiskers, "
Saturday and Tuesday evenings at the
schoolhouse. Mrs. n. p. Tominson is
suffering serious ocular trouble, having
lost the sight of one eye.-Everett w
Leighton Of Canton, y. y, is visiting a,
Mrs Louise Yorks'
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GEORGIA

The funeral of Mrs Emma Newton
Warner, who died al the Waterbury
Asylum, August %, WAS held at the
Baptist Church Monday afternoon.
August %. The Rev. F. l. Nye ofnciated
and burial was in the West Plain
cemetery. Mrs. Warner was born
April l. 1886 The deceased is survived
by daughter Mrs Henry Warner. a
son, Roy Warner, of Georgia. two sisters
Mrs. Anna Bull of Lake Placid. y. Y.
Mrs. r. H. Post of Georgia, and also by
five brothers. Jason. Henley. irving Will
liam and Allan of Georgta--Mss Grace
Bragg. who has been spending the sum-
mer in ChateauRay. y. y. is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. O. Bragg
Miss Nettie Dumas of 81. Paul. MINI.
has returned to her home after an eI-
tended visit with friends.-Mrs. T. \.
Wood, Mrs, A. ?. Anderson and daugh
ter, Ruth, of Jefersonvile. recently
visited friends in town. -Weslsy Abel
Of Randolph Center and Miss Lepha
AhelI OF Burlington are visiting their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Abell.-Alrs
Il, r. Ryan is visiting her son, Carmi.
in Detroit, Mich.-Miss Nettie Gordon has
returned to her home in Providence, r
l., after visiting friends in town.-Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Caswell were recent
visitors in lohnson.-Mr and Mrs. Erwin
Newton and son, clifford, have returned
to their home in Burlington.-Allan Har-
ris is visiting friends in Saranac Lake.
\. Y.-Dora and Edward Fenton of
Huhba rdon are visiting the Rev and Mrs
f. L. Nye.-The meeting of Banner
Grange will he held Friday evening.-
Oscar Cooley has returned to his home
in Randolph after visiting Hale Nye.-
Fred Boyden of Cambridge was recent
visitor In town.
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ST. GEORGE

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hinsdale were at
Queen city Park, Saturday.-A Peet
is camping at the lake with the Boy
Scouts.-Mr. and Mrs. f. n. North were
in Burlington, Saturday.-Mrs. Nellie
Morrison of Burlington and Mrs. Eva
Isham of Wiiston visited Mrs r. f..
Forbes, Thursday clark Iiinsdale, who
was taken violently i'll Saturday. was
rushed to the Fanny Allen hospital by
DR. Burdck Sunday morning, where he
was operated on at once for appendicitis.
His many friends were pleased to hear
he stood the operation very well-Irene
Bobar of Burlington and Mary Noonan
of Shelburne visited Mrs. A. J. Purcell
recently.-C. c. Hubbard of Swanton was
Sunday visitor at the home of Earl
Ayer.-Miss Laura Pilsbuty returned to
to Bellows Falls Saturday after vaca-
ton Of two weeks spent AT the home OF
her parents During the severe storm
early Sunday morning, a silo belonging
TO Frank Hinsdale was blown over.-Mrs.
Earl Aver and two sons, Harold and
Donald, returned Sunday from Swanton
after visit at the home of her parents.
Mrs Caleb Pilsbury and children have
been visiting at the home of her parents
Irving Isham is visiting in Fairfield
NJ w Hinsdale and daughter Nora
were at the Fanny Allen hospital Sunday.
The following WAS taken from the "Sun
Prairie Countryman" Mrs. n. II. Conner
has given up lifes duties and passed to
her eternal reward The summons came
Saturday evening, August o. about ten
O clock. shortly after she had retired for
the night She had been in her usual good
health during the day. Soon after she
retired her daughter, who was in another
room heard her call and going to her
mothers side at once knew she was in
distress Medical aid was summoned and
neighbors came in the hope of giving aid
hut none was needed. Mrs. Conner was
asleep in death Her age was "A years
one month and 20 days Her maiden name
was AImira Bassett and she was born
June 10. 1916. AT at, George where she
grew to young womanhood and was
united in marriage to Henry H. Conner.
Shortly after their marriage, or in 1858.
thew came to Wisconsin and settled on a
farm in Oak Grove, near Juneau. This
was their home until 1857 when they came
TO sun Prairie which was their home
until death. Four children were born Of
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COLCHESTER

The Kings Daughters will meet on
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
O. W Sager. \ covered dish supper will
he served.-Mrs Carrie Houghton is
visiting Mrs. Clara Lyon.-Mr. and Mrs.
Fay Marvin went last week Friday to
Boston-Miss Marguerite Wolcott has
been spending several days with Miss
Mabel Bing in Williston.-Miss Elizabeth
Cook has returned to her home in
Massa chusetts after visiting relatives in
town.-Maior and Mrs. Kenneth Robin
son and son of Ros'indale, Mass. are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Wright
Miss Fannie Day went Saturday to Yer
gennes.-Mrs. Perry Curtis is entertain
ing her cousin. Miss Peek-Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph SENEGAL and children Of Glens
Falls. y. v. are at the home Of David
Cadarette.-Mrs. Mark Lord and grand
daughter. Miss lone Ballinger, of
Chenoa. H.. visited Mrs. Sarah Nay last
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WESTFORD

Dr and Mrs. Il. g. Flagg and SON
Cedric of Middebury spent n few days
recently with Mrs Flaggs father. G. A.
Rice.-The buildings on Sheldon Hill
were consumed by fire August 90 The
farm Is owned by Tom Parizo of
Winooski, but has had no tenant for
some time. The origin of the fire is pn-
known.-Mrs. Morse, who was thrown
from wagon recently and sustained se-
rous injuries. has been taken TO the
hospital.-Mrs. Frank Smith went Mon
day to the Mary Fletcher hospital apr
treatment.-George Hall. who has been
spending several weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. T.. &. Hall, has returned to New
York. His sister, Miss Phla Hall, who
has also been spending the summer here.
left for Oregon August &c. where she has
position AS teacher Of domestic art
and science.-Mrs. Howrigan of East
Fairfield has been the guest Of her niece.
Mrs. r, B. Dominique reCently,-Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Paige and little daughter were
recent guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Clark
Paigc.-Mss Lillian Gabaree has re-
turned to her school in Panville. Her
sister Miss Ethel. will go to Lyndon
this week and begin her school work in
bat anto ,he,p
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Ruric Liberty had three fingers taken
off at tho first joint Saturday while in
the employment Of G.. 5. Blodgett of
Richmond and Mrs. Harvey Blanch-
ard of Woodstock visited Mr. and Mrs
V. r. Sargent the last of the week.
Clinton and Beatrice Phillips visited rela-
tives in Montpelier the past week.-Mrs.
j. G.. Carpenter is visiting her sister,
Mrs. F. G.. Streeter. in saltwater. y. V
DR.. r. b. Sargent of Stoneham Mass.
is with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. V. r.
Sargent.-Capt. Herbert Congdon and
father, who are working on the trail. are
staying at Ralph Miles
The funeral of Mr. and Mrs. John
Miles was held from the church We'd
nesday August ~ with Fred Ken
yon in charge. The Rev. s. r. Perry
and the Rev Thomas Adams ofiiciated.
The church was crowded by the many
friends who came to pay their last
tribute of respect. Many floral tributes
to their memory adorned and sur
rounded the casket and coming from
relatives and friends and different Or
Plantations of which they were menu
hers and showing the respect and es-
TEEN In which they were hed.-Mr.
and Mrs. Felix Stokes and Miss Violet
Battles of Randolph were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Edison Pierce Thurs
day and Friday.--Mr. and Mrs George
Metcalf of Canada are visiting Miss
Doris Miles called here by the death
of her brother. John Miles.--Miss Ruth
Jones of Waitsfeld is the guest OF
Miss Dorothy Ellis.--Loren Hill and
family visited his brothe. Lyman Hill
Wednesday and Thursday.
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JERICHO CENTER

rhe Community Farm Bureau ana
snres. West Bolton and Mansfield, NO
will hold a picnic on Lee river near
school house August rs, The program
. II contest of talks by the Hon. q. L
artin. master of the state Grange; f.. w.
Iyelsnd county agent, Miss Hazel
ssidy. home demonstration agent. and
hers. This picnic is for every body.-Miss
|,rotby HoaE and Master Charles Hong
keeseville. s. Y. are visiting their
Mt. Mrs. Charles CiTin.-Robcrt Tracy
Rurlington is the guest OF Judson
Srks.-Mrs. Hattie Bixby of Burlington
guest of Mrs. Frank Stiles.-Mrs H.
Fuller Of Moretown and Floyd Fuller
little daughter were at the home of
A. Fuller one day last week.-Mrs.. Il.
Young and daughter and Miss Susie
|offitt of Berkshire were guests OF Mrs.
mes Stafford last week They also
kited friends in Bethel with Mrs. SAT-
rd.-Mrs. Irving Nealy has gone to
arren. where she will teach Mr.. and
'rs charles Nealy are entertaining as
tests Mrs Wadletgh Of Los Angeles and
|rs. Foster of Pasadena. cal. sisters of
Irs. Nealy, a niece. Miss Gle. Mr.. and
|rs. Charles Paine and MIR. Hail, all of
blton, Mass.--The Foreign Missionary
|ciety will meet Friday afternoon,
|Icust % with Mrs. Lucy Wilder. The
pic for the meeting will be China. -
he young people of West Bolton will
Ne an entertainment in the ladies' hall
|iday evening, August 90. The play is
Nhiskers. Miss Marguerite Mason
nd Denard Mason of Wilsboro. y. Y,
Re guests of Mr., and Mrs. r. r. Maloney
MIR, and Mrs. Thomas Henley and
bughters, the Misses Lizzie and Nellie
Richmond were guests of Nj. and Mrs
la oney Sunday.-Daniel Henley is
bending a few days with his sister. Mrs
| T. Maloney.
|The Rev. +. i. Malzard's subject next
|lnday morning will he Repairing the
reach There will be q meeting OF
| who are interested in the welfare OF
be Congregational Church on Wednes-
Py next September in the parish house
IT, Malzard wishes to detail plans of
|ork and hear suggestions. Mrs Ch.arles
oran is ill.-F. NJ. tIoskns and j. Hos
|ns attended Midcllebury fair on Wednes-
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BAKERSFIELD

Everett L. Wentworth of Brattleboro
and Miss Villa Page of this place were
married Monday afternoon al the Con-
gregatonal parsonage by the Rev. W.
w. Smith The double ring ceremony was
used. The groom Is graduate of the
Massachusetts Agricultural College. was
member of the 103rd United States In
fantry of the Yankee Division and ia
now principal of'the high school al Wash
ington. Conn The bride is a graduate OF.
Brigham Academy and has been for four
years teacher in Springfield, Mass. The
newly married couple left by the after
noon train for the White Mountains
On Friday, August -. Edward G. Page
and Adella NJ. Westove'. both of Sutton
Junction, We're married at the Congrega-
tional parsonage by tn" Rev W. W.
Smith.--Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O. Field of
Hebron. Me, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald.
Field of Woodsviie y. H.. are visiting
AT Mrs, o, \. Felds.-Mr. Ladd of Enos-
burg Fails is visiting his daughter. Mrs.
Fay Brigham.-Mrs. Frank Pease, OF
Jericho is visiting DR., and Mrs. Shattuck
at the Bakersfield House.--Iohn Cook has
moved his family to St. Albans.--Dr. and
Mrs. Clyde Cowan of Boston are visiting
at Robert CoUan' s.-Mrs. Gates has gone
70 Iowa City. Iowa to visit her daugh-
ter.-B. f., Severance and family visited
last week at the Rev. W. w. Smiths
The Rev. and Mrs Oscar Wells and
daughter Of North Craftshury arc visit
ing at Dr.. HydS's.-The Rev. Thomas
Sims of Melrose Mass. will preach next
sunday morning at the congregational
Church.-On Labor day the Bakersfield
troop of Boy Scouts will hold a field
day. A parade and field sports will he
} a. q
and baseball in the afternoon Ice cream
will he served all day--The local Grange
will visit the Fletcher Grange FRIDAY
evening August ~
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ESSEX CENTER

Mrs. A. L. Sanderson and small SON
Robert. and Mrs. e. r. Elliott and
daughter. Geraldine. of Springfield, Mass,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Mulv-
hill. Saturday. Mrs. Sanderson will re-
main for several days.-Dr. Enwright of
Boston visited at the Preventorium, We'd
ncsday Brown has returned from
Plattsburg. y. Y, Mrs. Brown will re-
main for a few days as the guest of her
mother, Mrs. t.lma Hoag. -Sergt. and
Mrs. Allison Kingsbury and daughter left
Friday for Akron. Ohio. after spending
several days with Mrs. Kingsbury's par
ents Mr.. and Mrs |. j. Muvihll.
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CHARLOTTE

The Ladies' Aid supper at Wing $
Beach was quite well attended, over $50
being realized Miss Elizabeth Warner,
who has been guest of Miss Doris
Mcneil, returned Monday to her home in
Burlngt on.-Mrs. Walter IIarte of Hoosic
Falls, \, " has been visiting at the
home of L. i, Dean.-Mrs. George H.
Cook aud daughters, Gladys and Marion.
of Pltshcld Mass, have been visiting
friends in town.-A number from here
are planning to attend the fair at Mid
debury this week.-A severe rain and
wind storm visited thir section Sunday.
Mrs George Leavenworth of Ducktown.
Tenn, is visiting relatives in town.
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HlNESBURG

Mrs j. r. Russell and daughter. Hilda,
Of Jersey city. y. j., are guests of En-
NETT Clough and Mrs. y. Il. Carpenter
Richard Harvey and friend of Brockton,
Mass. returned home, Friday, after
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Harvey. They were accompanied ny
Ralph Harvey and friend, going by auto
mobile-The selectmen expect to
erect an iron bridge just west of the
village.-Miss Susie G. Holmes of Water
bury is visiting friends in town.-Mr. and
Mrs. Lester clifford and daughters of
Goversville. y. V, are guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. William Amour,-Nlrs. NJ. r.
France is not well and has a nurse,
who is caring for her.-W. +. Field and
son. Hull, of Washington, -. C.. are
guests at the home of Mrs n NJ Hull
for their annual vaCation.-Miss Edna
Goodrich, r. ~. VINO has been in Bogota,
y. j.. for nearly year is with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. n. l.. Goodrich,
| for a vacation. She was accompanied
| by her niece. Roberta Baxter. Mr., and
| Mrs. Baxter are expected in September.
| THE Rev. c. H. Bennett with a party
of Boy Scouts are in camp at Sheburne
| Bay.-Mr and Mrs. c. w. Pierce are
entertaining their son. and wife. Mr..
and Mrs. Seymour Pierce of Thompson
vile. Conn, and Mrs. Pierce's mother,
Mrs. George Green of Hazardvile Conn.
I-Ashael Bissonette. who has been over
| seas since May. 1913, with the 18th Field
Artillery has received his discharge and
| is visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Francis Bissonettc.-Mrs. Russell Copper
of Berwick, Me. has been visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Guy Shcpard.-Mr and Mrs
Clark Cheney of Hartford Conn, were
recent guests of their nephew Guy
Shepard,--A bout 60 couples attended the
dance Friday evcning.-Mss Katherine
Casey of PISTOL is spending some time
with her grandmother. Mrs. Ellen Bis
sonette.-The Ladies' Aid of the United
! Church will serve supper al the Con-
gregational vestry Wednesday evening
evening, August 27.-An automobile party
consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pease
and son, George. F.. j, Lcngfeld and
sister Miss Abbc Lengfeld and Miss
Alice Waugh all of Chazy were over
sunday guests of Mrs. Lucy A. Hull and
Miss Anna Lengfield
Schools in town open September >
| excepting Number one, which will oper
week later. The list of .eachers is
Principal l., l.. Conner; Latin. Miss
Dorothy Reynolds; French. Mae r
Butler; home economies, Marion l.
! Thomas, intermediate. Marguerite &
Mex cnzie; primary. Bess II. Weed
school no /. Mabelle r. Hopkins: schoo
No 6, Mary II. Somers school No. :
| Belle j. Cogano: school E. Thema II
! Reed. school No. .. Beth Cassidy
school No, TO- Dorothy Hunt, school No
Il. Ruth Hubbell.-Mrs. II. ". Ray anc
daughter, Miss Gladys, of Burlington
| have spent the past week in town visit
ing relatives.-H. r. Amey u Pitts
burg, \. H., spent the past weM> as
guest at the home of j. r. Somers
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ENOSBURG FALLS

Work on Pearl street from Main to
connect with the permanent work done
few years ago is progressing finely
The bottom layer Of large stone has
been laid and gravel Is now being drawn
which will he covered with crushed stone
Mrs. Mae Mitchell has returned from
Springfield. where she has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. A. w. Padding. Mrs.
Frank Sharlow. who is employed in Lam
caster Mass, is visiting her father,
Joseph Lapan. I'm West Enosburg Mrs.
c. Scoheld, who has been visiting her
son, Carl Chahee, In Waltbam. Mass.
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HUNTINGTON

DR.. and Mrs r. y, Falby and Miss
Alma Falby are spending two weeks in
Washington, D. c., with Mrs. Falby' =
sister, Mrs. Fanny Parker.-Mrs. j. W.
Spauldng entertained the kink' s
Daughters on WcdnesdaN,-A party of
young people chaperoned by Mrs, r. Il,
Morrill, are spending the week at Thomp-
sons Point
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs Anna Dimond, who has been work
ing at Bluebird camp the past two months.
returned to Bakersfield Sunday.--Mr. and
Mrs. Leavenson and son of Jersey City,
y, j., passed the Weekend at Bluebird
camp. returning home Tuesday. Their
daughters, Sylvia and Jessie. who have
been passing a month at camp, returned
home with them.-Madeline and Margaret
Royce of St Adams, who have been pass
ing week at Bluebird camp, returned
home Sunday,--Mr. and Mrs. Williams and
Mrs. c. ] Peterson of North CrafIsbury
Continued ON paEe fOurl
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MONTGOMERY

Mrs. Roy Greene, who has been i'll,
while attending Sheldon camp meeting, is
and will return soon TO her
home. Mrs. Elsie Jayness. who has
been in the ST. Adams hospital has re-
turned TO her home, much improved in
health.--Mr. and Mrs. William Moffatt
and sons, Mahlon and Merle, have return
ed from a visit in 81. Alhans.-W. G,
Billing of Detroit, Mich, has arrived in
town to accompany Mrs. Billings and
children to their home, They have been
the summer With Alrs. Billings
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RICHFORD

The following corps of teachers has
been engaged for the schools in the town
of Richford for the ensuing year: South
Rtchford, Laura NJ Hare Richford Cen
ter. Mary Martin; Stevens Mills
Genevieve Miller. Blaisdell. Arlene
O'Rourke; East Richford. Nerna Patton
Della Derby; grade /. Josie NJ. Martin
Ruby Corlss; grade II, Mrs. Lora Clark
grade III. Charlotte Hopkins; grade ",
Mrs. Abbie Robb; grade V Leila Cowan.
grade VI, Helen Wallace
Junior-senior high school Howard ~
Hanson, principal, agriculture; Marie
r. McCaffery. Commercial subjects: Nina
l.. Hartin. French and Latin: Mildred
Chaplin. home economics; Alice NJ
Chynoweth. mathematics Ruth a
skinner history and geography; Daisy
f. Stewart. English Alice j. Kennedy
Latin and science; Elizabeth Kimball.
music. Enough candidates for teacher
training class have not as yet been Sc
cured, All. who are DESTROYS Of Joining
such a class, are requested to COM
municate with the superintendent at
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ESSEX CENTER

The schools of the town of Essex will
pen Tue sday, September second The
"a cheers for the village schools; High
,hool F.. W. Bradley. principal,
IA the1natics and agriculture; Marion \.
can. Latin, French advanced Eng
sh Dorothy Nash. history and home
Elisabeth Dauchy. English
nd Junior high subjects: sixth grade,
larry c. Bixby; intermediate. NJ, Alvira
raft primary. Flossle .Austm.-About 81
Dung people enjoyed a pleasant social
vening at the home of the Misses Hicks
tuesday evening. when the Young Peo-
les Federated Bible class was enter
aimed with games, music and etc. Re-
r. shnents of ce-cream and cake were
Mary Hanley returned
ONE Sunday after a successful summer
|, the Island Villa. Miss Hanley will
zach in the Lee River district this
NItumn-Cabana' three-piece orchestra
in dispense music again for n dance to-
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MILTON

George 4. Phelps and John McGrath
have gone to Hartford, Conn. and Bos-
ton for the purpose of procuring ma
chinery for the new creamery Work will
be resumed on the new creamery Mon
day morning part of the steel structure