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Lam0lle County
STOWE

Up to Tuesday noon IL deer had beer
reported to F. E. stafford. The most oe
the deer being shot are does the bucks
being very small. A coating of snow on
the ground Tuesday adds to the chances
of tracking deer which are very numer-
GUS that 1t seems likely nearly every
hunter will be able to shoot one during
the week. o. +. Styles shot doe
weighing $50 pounds at seven o. clock Mon
day morning The car formerly leaving
Stowe for Waterbury at 800 p. m. has
been changed TO 2:3U. This is the last.
car leaving during the day.-Mr. and
Mrs, Foster Van Dusen spent the week
end in Morrsville with Mrs. George II.
Dunsmore, after spending Thanksgiving
with Mrs, Dunsmore's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs William Jones, have returned to 81.
Johnsbury.-Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Buzzell
motored Monday TO Winooski. Mrs. Buzz
zell, who has for many years been an
invalid. remained at the Fanny Allen
hospital for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sarsfeld,
who was a Thanksgiving visitor at tina
Buzzell home. returned to his home in
Marlboro, Mass, Tuesday. Miss Anna
Belle Buzzell accompanying hm.-Mrs.
Clara Robinson, who has been carins
for Mrs. Abbie Warren and Mrs. Carrie
Straw n few days. and who went homa
on account Of illness, is better. Mrs.
Straw is recovering from n few days ILL
ness. Mrs. Warren remains about the
CONTINUED on rRge lOD
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BAKERSFIELD

Mr. ". W. Smith has returned from
visiting in Pensylva mia .---Mre Deli
.Hiddings and Mrs. Robert Cowan are
in Boston spending some days with rel
atives there.-Miss Grace Farrow of
Winooski spent THANK Sgiving Day at
her former home IN this village.---Wes-
ley Smith and Frances Maynard Of the
University Of Vermont spent Thanks
giving at their respective homes here.
Mr.. and Mrs I. q. Barr went to
Green osboro for Thanksgiving.-- Ralph
!erio and Stanley Weston are among
those sick with measles--Those ap-
pointed 10 represent the churches in this
place at the county convention OF the
Gnterchurch World Movement at St AL
bans. December is to 10 are for the
Methodist Church, DR.. ". z. Hyde and
Mrs. w o. start, with Professor c. H.
Morrill, as member of the executive
cormittee.-The Rev. A. b. Ross of
East Fairfield vas a visitor in town
last Friday.-There was business
meeting of the Helpers at Mrs. Edison
Powers Tuesday afternoon.-Tuesday
December 9th, there will be a Christ
mas sale and a supper given by the
Young Ladies' Auxiliary in the town
hail
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Robert Kimball and Ivan Dwyer shot
Two small bears on the mountain back of
Burt Bakers Monday.--Mr. and Mrs. +.
q. Andrews and children visited his par
"nts. Mr.. and Mrs. John Andrews. az
Essex Junction, last woek.--Mr and Mrs.
Frank Kimball and son, of Burlington.
Visited :heir daughter, Mrs. Harrison La
rose, over the week-end.--Mr. ard Mrs.
stanley Sayles. of F;nosburg we're called
here by the illness OF her mother Mrs.
lane Fuller Clara Norton, Harry
Strong. Dorothy Ellis and Ebert Rogers
We're Ill at their several homes for
thanksgiving. There was a gathering of
The Norton family az Harley Sargente
for Thanksgiving, and tho Randall family
at G.. = Brewster's. Harvey Russell. OF
s.. Adams, Edward Berry and George
5alter, OF lTinesburg, are among the out.
of-towp hunters that are here.-AIrs.
George Fielder is visiting her brother,
Levi swain. and sister, Mrs. George Rus
sell, in Bristol.D F.. Hanks is In quite
;ip2ltI
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WIILlSTON

Henry Barnes and daughters, Bertha
and Malora. end Elmer West from Essex
junction were gusstG of Mr.. Barnes sis
ter. Mre. James Fl. Bryant. Sunday. We
Iindera tand that through the month of
December there will nc :wo evening
meetings week, Tuesday and Thursday
at the Methodist Churcii.--Mrw. lane
O'Rricn. who has been III with stomach
trouble, is much b<tter.-Stanley Brown
ell from Burlington called on his sister
Adelia, Sundny.A son was born TO Mr..
ard Mrs. Howard Morrill, November d,
y. u. Metcalf went 60 Baltimore, Md.
last week TO spend tho winter with lie
daughter. Stella. Mrs Linus Brown
Mrs. Patrick sullivan. who has been very
i'll with pneumonia, is somewhat better
Mrs Newton Isham and son. Dana
from Jericho, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tiras Tsham Thanksgiving. -
Oak Hill hall, December j. Ladies' are
requested to bring cakes. All are in
vited.--Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cassida and
children from Burlington were guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alison Bradley last week
Thursday. also Miss Bernice and Doris
Bradley, who are i'm Burlington for the
winter, were home or THANKSGIVING.
John Forbes OF Milton was home for the
weekend. John O'Donnell from Bur-
lington visited his sister, Mrs. Baboock.
last week.--Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Buck
from Muddy Brook were guests 81 Mr..
and Mrs. Dennis Kendrew lsat Sunday.
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JON ISVILLE

Miss Wheeler WAC is attending the
University of Vermont was an over-Sun-
day guest of her cousin, Mrs. lila Alger
Several men from town are in camp
on the mountain taking advantage Of the
hunting season.--Miss Elsie Pease has
returned to Burlington after spending
Thanksgiving with her mother.-Mrs
Marriette Tyler is in poor health-Mrs
Anna McGarghan received word Satur-
day OF the death OF her uncle at tho
Mary FLETCHER hosptai.-Several from
town attended the banquet In Richmond
Monday night given by the Philathia
class of the Conversational Church-Mr
and Mrs A. T.. Crandall were In Burling-
ton Saturday-Mrs. Guy Goodrich re-
ceived word Saturday of the serious ill.,
ness of her son. Ralph. who lives In
Nergennes.-Miss Helen Nash spent the
eek-end at her home in Jericho
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ALBURG

H. W. Marvin spent Tlanksg wing III
New York city with his daughter, Mrs.
Latshaw, and family.--AIilo Evans. who
suffered shock Friday, is critically i'll.
His daughter. Mrs. Ralston, and husband
Of St. Adams arc with him--The Misses
Hazel and Isabel Robinson of st. Adams
returned to ST, Adams Monday after
visiting their sister, Mrs. +. r. Lessor,
and family--Ers. William Payne and
children have gono to Isle La Motto,
where they will spend the winter.H. q.
Fusom OF St Adams WAS IL business
visitor in town Friday,-Miss Marjorie
Mott returned 70 her studies at S~an-
ton high school after spending the
Thanksgiving vacation at her home.-N.
l.. Kingsley. carrier on route one, who
was injured last Tuesday by being thrown
to the frozen ground when the bit broke
IN the mouth of the colt which he was
driving. is improving slowly,--Mr. and
Mrs. William Smith of Fairfield, old resi-
dents of this place, spent Thanksgiving
with Mrs. Smiths brother Richard
Roberts, and family.
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Cambridge for few days hunting trip
Montreal, where she will spend the win
ter with her son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Goodwin.--A son. Sydney Smith. was
recently born to Mr.. and Mrs. Leon S.
Morgan of Grant street, Burlington. Mr.
and Mrs. Morgan were formerly of this
Dlace.--Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs were visitors
Thursday at the home of their daughter
and husband in Richmond.---M Nellie
lfoas has completed her work at Mr.
Days in Burlington and is at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bla sdcll.--Mr
and Mrs. Fred Pcrcival spent Thanksgiv-
ing with their son and wife Mr. and Mrs
ftebec Percval, in Rutland.-NIrs Peter
Flnn has returned from Essex and Bur
lngton after n few days visit with reia-
ft,.NF
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ENOSBURG FALLS

Tie committee IN charge OF the ice
rink is planning for a Bee" Saturday
to put up a rest house 10X1S feet on
Athletic field near the rink gang Of
woTkmen, with Mr.. Stewart aA foreman,
Came to town Monday to put UP new
tank to accommodate the increaeing busi-
ness of the Standard oil conpany.-C. n.
Green, living near the saw mill on the
Bakersfield road is moving to Bakersfield
yilage.-Mrs, Matilda Nanslette OF New
port and son, Manuel Vanslette, of St.
Adams. We're recent guesst OF another
son, Max Vanslette, on the A. p. Croft
farm.-L. II. Croft, Clayton Burt, W. s.
Pease and Winthrop Hubbell are pass-
ine tho week in Bcividere.--T. o. kimball
left Tuesday for a short business trip
to Boston.
Il. Il. Wilder, s. {. Towle, Larry"
Gardner and L.. T.. Smith left here Mon
day for Bloomfield IN Essex county.
where they expect to pass a portion or all
of this week with a party from ST AL
hans hunting deer.--Nr. and Mrs J. o.
Gaines and two sons returned Friday
from Fletcher where they passed Thanks
giving in the family of Mr.. Chimes sis
ter, Mrs George Demar.--C. G. Stanley
has sold his half interest in the Quincy
livery to William Duffy. The firm is
now Thomas Duty d Son.--Mrs r.. 4.
Irish returned to Bristol Friday after
passing Thanksgiving with her family
here, owing to the continued illness of
her mother Mrs. Norton.--Thanksgivin
guests AT S. $. Halls included Mrs. s. S.
Hall MI and Mrs. 5. T. Hall and daugh-
ter. Adelaide, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. l.. A, ST.
Onge and son, Arnold, all of Montgom-
cry.
The Rev j. !. Bartholomew of Boston
will occupy the pulpit of the Methodist
Church next Sunday.--Mrs. Mary SLOT, OF
North Billerca, Mass, is a guest in the
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WESTFORD

The December meeting of the Com
munity Ladies' Aid is postponed until
Wednesday, December 10.-There will he
an oyster supper and sale Of useful and
fancy articles at the town hall Friday
evening, December 1.-The Fortnightlv
club will have its regular meeting Sstur-
day afternoon at two o'clock in the new
library building Some work will be done
on the books preparatory to the catalog-
ing of the library the following week by
Miss Ruth Brown of Montpelier, who is
secretary of the Vermont library COM
following persons were ap-
pointed Sunday to serve as delegates at
the 1ntcrchurcl, convention in Burlington
next week; Mrs. Harry Bates. Mrs H.
i. Huntley, Frank Smith. Homer Grow,
Mrs. G. n Cobb and Mrs. f. a. Petty
Miss Klover Morrison Of Sayton's River
spent the Thanksgiving vacation with
Betty kimbsll. Others who We're home
for Thanksgiving We're: Carolyn Macom-
her. Irene Allen. Charles Kimball Joyce
Stearns, and Eva Domingue.--Al persons
having library books are requested to
return them by Friday to the village
school building.-Dr. and Mrs. r. =.
Fl2gg and family of Middlebury were
guests of g. A. Rice Thanksgiving Day
Miss Ethel Gebarre has returned to her
school in Lyndon and Miss Lillian to
Danvile.
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FLETCHER

At the last Gf' "ee meeting the follow /.
irA5 officers wei, ''"cted for 1920: Master.
A. II. Hooper; uycrseer. w. b. Hooper;
lecturer, Mrs. o. G. Carpenter; steward,
Cleon Tinker; assistant steward. Leonard
Clark; chaplain, Mrs. o. Fl. Como; treas
urer, Karl 0. Como: secretary. Harold
Flanders; gate keeper, Malcolm Fland.
ers; Pomona. Mrs e. e. Tinker; Ceres,
Mrs. o. J. Meunier; Flora, Mrs. f.. r.
Flanders; lady assistant steward Mrs.
l.. Clark; pianist. Miss Pauline Robinson:
assistant pianist. Miss Doris Hooper
December a class Of six will be given
the FIRST and second degrees in the
Grange, after which there will be a short
program.-Mr and Mrs. George Rooney
and family and Miss Anna Boozan were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Boozan
Thursday.-Harold Shepardson was at
home for Thanksgiving from st. Michaers
College, Winooski.--About 30 couples at
tended the dance Wednesday Nov. % at
the Grange hall In spite of the bad
weather. An enjoyable evening was spent
and all pleasantly surprised by the arrival
of Leon BooEan, the last Of the Fletcher
boys to return from military service
1t IL expected to give all the boyv who
went into service from this place re-
ception in the near future,-Robert Leach,
Elsie Tinker and Helen Lonely are
home from Brigham Academy.-Mr. Alva
is the guest of Robert Leach.
Leon Boozan has received an honora bic
discharge from the army and returned
home from overseas, where he has been
the past Il months.-Justin eLach of
Hyde Park has been spending several
days at D. G. Robinson's.--Mr. and Mrs.
{. +. Bixby of Cambridge and Miss
Myrtle Whitney OF Moretown spent
Thanksgiving at Ira Greens.-M C..
Leach and family OF Cambridge Junction
spent THANKSGIVING at D. G. Robinson's
Arthur Nolan has hold his farm and
moved TO enthusiastically Boner Of
Jeffersonville has bought Arthur Nolan's
farm. known as the Chapman farm, and
has taken possession of the same.-Burt
Como and family Of Cloverdale spent
Thanksgiving AT o. II. Gomos
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Daniel Larock, Jr. of st. Adams passed
Thanksgiving day in town.-Mrs. Abbic
Robb of Richford passed Thursday and
Friday Of last week with her sister. Mrs.
F. NJ. Stone.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen
were Thanksgiving guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. u. w. Paul of Burlington.--H. A..
Pond was in Burlington Thursday and
Friday of last week.-The next Sunday
school institute of district No. 4, schools
Of Berkshire. Montgomery and Richford.
will be held with the Congregational
school at East Berkshire Thursday. De-
cember II, beginning at 1880 o'clock
1t is desired that all the schools in the
district be represented. Free entertain
ment.-The condition of Marjorie Combs,
who has been i'll with typhoid fever, is
somewhat improved
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JERICHO CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Potter have return
ed from Worthwhile, where they spent
several days, and are AT their farm. re-
Gently purchased of J. W. Porter. The
Misses Grace and Lillian Potter, who were
with Mrs. |. l.. Thompson, are at home
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter have gone to
Bristol, Conn.-~AIss Hetty Crawford,
who has been the guest OF her mother,
Mrs. Crawford, and sister. Mrs. r. e.
Bliss. returned to Rutland. Saturday.
charles Giffin has rented part Of Albert
ileason's house and moved there. Fred
Baldwin of Shorchsm. who purcha
the Griffin farm and moved Wednesday T.
had the misfortune to overturn his auto
mobile and his daughter, Frederick,
broke sn arm. She was taken to the
home of r. W. Pcase and Or. Hulburd
was called.-Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Walston Of Boston spent Thanksgiving
with his mother, Mrs. Irving Ballard
Hovey Jordan Of Burlington was at his
home for the THANKSGIVING vacation
Herbert Tomlineon of Burlington was a
guest Of Max stiles Frdav.--Glen George
spent few days at his home in Waits
field last week Verne and Mildred Wis
sel we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. T..
Beers In MontpeIie: last week.-Mrs.. Carl
schillhammer returned from the Mary
Fletcher hospital Sunday.-Mrs. Thomas
lfanley of Richmond was a guest of her
daughter, Mrs. F.. r. Maloney, Satur-
6ay.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tobin and
family spent Thanksgiving with friends
III EsseX.-Mr. and Mrs. p. G. Bliss and
Mrs. Kate Ieham gave party last FIJI
day evening in the hall. About 30 were
present. Locke and Wilder furnished
music for dancing and refreshments Were
served.--Mansfield Grange number
AL elected officers at the last
meeting, for the ensuing year:
Master, Earl Kinney; overseer Charles
Moran; steward, Clyde Wilder: secre-
,ary. Miss Helen Eldridgc; treasurer.
Frank Stiles gate keeper, Carl Kinney
chaplain, Mrs. Frank stiles: assistant
steward, W. j. Nichols: Ceres Mrs. Maud
Wilder: Pomona. Alice Hall Flora,
'ersis Bliss lady sssis.an. steward. Mrs.
May Nichols.
On saturday afternoon, at $50, tine So
cisl Service club will meet with Mrs
L.. b. Jordan. The principal feature Of
The meeting will be talk by Miss Doro-
Thy Notey of Burlington on "Overseax
Experiences. Miss Notey was sent over
by the federal clubs of the State and the
account OF her work and experiences will
hs of unusual interest. All the ladies in
the parish are NEST cordially invited e.
attend. Mrs. NJ q. Eddy went Tuesday
TO Boston to visit her mother and
brother. She expects TO be away for
several days.-F. y. Fuller is confined =
The house.--The young people will hold
box party in the hall Friday evening
and all are most cordially invited to be
present and have a good time.-Mrs
Frank Lawrence is visiting friends in
Burlinstun.-MaX Willard and Arthur
Pratt shot y deer the first day of the
hunting season.-Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Hunt are spending few days at the
home Of his brother, Ro!la Hunt Miss
Deess Bolger in the guest of friends in
Burlingtoa-aIrsl Anna Bellows has gone
10 Burlington and will spend the winte,
~ Or. l.. u, stones.
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FAIRFAX

Percy Minor has gone to Jetfersonville,
whore he has position in Hawley
Brothers store.Miss Anna Spofford Of
Bakersfield is visiting her sister, Mrs.
w. D. Stewart for a few days.-.Mrs
Fred Stone and young son of Windsor
are passing few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Depatie.--G. l.. Butler has
sold for the l.. B. Hunt estate, the lot
known rs the Pine woods" west OF the
village to I. W. Paris. Misses
Ruth Butler Of Troy, Katherine Kend-
rick Of Skidmore. y. y, Jessie South I'd
Of Stowe. Marguerite Despart OF the
University OF Vermont and Leo Despart
Of Lebanon. n. H., we're at their home
for Thanksgiving and have returned to
their studies and work.-Karl Grey has
returned from a trip to Cuba as a wire
less operator and is with Ralph Buck
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JERICHO

Mrs. Cora Trombly was "a Sunday Wis
tor with friends and relatives in Cam
bridge.-Mr. and Mrs. Fyed Hitchcock, of
Cambridge. were visitors Saturday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carman s. Brush. -
Mrs Margaret Carroll and daughter,
Mamie, of Essex Junction, spent Thanks
giving at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Thorn
as Adrian.--Mrs. Carl Schillhammer. who
las been at the Mary Fletcher hospital
the past few weeks, returned home Sun
day. much improved in health. William
Densmore left Friday for Barre for a
weeks vacation and Il hunting trip in
FIX Ificld. -Mau., ice Brush has gone to
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HILL WEST

Mr.. and Mrs. George Richardson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Galley Combs were st
William Hurlburt's Thanksgiving. Miss
Hazel Rockwell spent the Thanksgiving
vacation at her home in Richford -.
Austin Mctirail and son, Richard. were
In Morrisville last week.--Miss Donna
scott was at home Thanksgiving day
MI. and Mrs. Elmer Longe and children
were at Enosburg Center Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. George Longo were at
Elmer Longe's Sunday.-Car Ransome OF
East Berkshire Is boarding at Austin
McGrails for few days during hunting
Peter Bolt of Montgomery is in Gibbo
for few days hunting. --Gaylard F..
ltushtord and Frank j. Purrier OF ST
Adams and Howard Jewett aud Leonard
LsRock OF Richford are here for tho
hunting season.--Jack McGrail has
moved his family from Henry MARITIME
farm into Elmer Longe tenement house
Henry Rowse of Pawtuckot, f. l.. came
Saturday to his sisters, Mrs Frank
Pudrass, for n few days hunting
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SWANTON

A daughter was born to Mr.. and MI
and Mrs. James Boyle Friday. November
were held Thursday morning
at the Holy Trinity Church.--A son was
born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Tatrcault
November 22.-Waldo Armstrong of Berk-
shire was in town Thursday.
Minerva Blake was in Burlington over
sunday. Wheelock of Flint.
Mich, h at the home of his parents, Mr..
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MILTON

Ioslyn Minckler of the high school
Burlington. and Clifford Martin of the
Essex Junction high school, spent the
Thanksgiving recess at their homes here.
MIR. and Mrs. J. T.. Wagner and daugh-
ter, Lois, are spending a few da-s with
his brother. Il. u. Wagner. at East
Georgia, during the deer season.--Five
deer were shot OF and near Georgia Hill,
Monday.-L. D. Latham broke his leg
while deer hunting Monday, falling or
the frozen ground.-Fred Ballard and
Joseph Trayah returned from Hunting
ton. each with a deer Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Rowley are the
parents of a daughter, born last Satur-
day.-The meeting of the W. G. 7. Y.
will be held with Mrs. Leon Cooley on
Saturday at 2:aO p. m.-Henry Allen Of
st. Adams was a guest at ]. w. Robin
sons Sunday.-Mrs. o. H. Henry has
returned from Springfield, Mass. where
she has been spending several weeks
with her son, Perley Hewey.-The Rev.
r, f. Talbee attended the meeting of the
Winooski association of ministers at
Burlington Monday.-The funeral Of Bert
Lyon. who died of tuberculosis. was
held from st. AIMS Church Saturday,
the Rev. F. Pauauet officiating with in
terment in the Catholic cemetery.--Mr
and Mrs. Harry Macmillan and two
children and Harold Phelps OF St Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Phelps and Arthur
Phelps Of Richmond and Dwight NJ.
Phelps Of Barre spent THANKSGIVING with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. y. +.
Phelps.-Mr. and Mrs. r. j. Robinson
and Miss Jennie Rankin were guests Of
Major and Mrs. J. A. Drew of Fort
Ethan Allen THANKSGIVING day.-Mr. and
Mrs. W. r.. Flynn and son, Milton, of
Alburk, spent Thanksgiving day with
his mother, Mr.. Jane Flynn. They were
accompanied home by his sister, Mrs.
Gertrude Landon. and son, Edward. who
returned home Monday.--Miss Catherine
DAILY, a teacher in the graded school. is
Ill at her home In Burlington and Mrs.
Fred Somers is substituting for her,
American Legion, Milton Post, No. As,
will hold its regular bi-monthly meeting
December 10. All ex-eservice men
whether members Of the legion or not
are cordially invited to attend.
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HUNTINGTON.

The sale conducted by the Mis-.
sonary society Thursday evening and the
upper for the pastor will be held the
saine evening. There were several family
gatherings on Thanksgiving day and
many of the young people home. Among
them were tho Misses Daisy Kenyon.
Nina Falby Madeline Miller. Marjorie
morrill,, John Adams, Ira Fuller, Charles
IJrinkwator and Wayland Alcer
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SHELDON

Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Trudeau passed
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. O..
KimbGil o1 Enosburg Falls.-Mr, and
Mrs T. c. Jennison entertained a large
number of relatives and friends at their
home Thanksgiving.--James Greene Of
Burlington was a weekend visitor at the
home Of DR.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Brown.--The
condition of Mrs. II. j. Preston, who has
been quite III. is much improved.-Mrs
Pearl Stebbins is i'll with mumps.-Mrs
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WEST BERKSHIRE

Mrs. w NJ. Armstrong is assisting in
the home of l.. E. Duphcny. at Berkshire
Center. Mr.. and Mrs. Dupheny are i'll
with measles.-C y. Hull was a business
visitor in ST. Adams Friday.-The
promenade and cob-web social given by
the school Friday evening was well at
tended.--J. II. Washer, son Foster, and
Don Weld spent a few days thIs week in
J Johnson, deer hunting
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CHARLOTTE

Champlain Chapter. o. V. s.. will hold
its regular meeting on Friday evening.
Supper will be served at seven o'clock
and degrees are to he conferred.--Mrs.
Jennie Seanor and daughter. Marjorie,
OF Burlington and Harold Bessctte of
Willistcn spent Thanksgiving at Eli
J. ]. Ross and family
Of Middlebury spent Thanksgiving day
at G. r. Holiness Miss Maude Holmes
TO Middlebury Thursday after
a short visit at her home here
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BINGHAMVILLE

The Ladies' Aid will serve dinner at the
church Thursday.--ATiss Jessie Bailey has
returned to her home in ST. Adams after
passing few days with Mr.. and Mrs
+. A. Hunt.-A, II. Hooper has several
teams drawing lumber from his mill here
to Cambridge.
Curtis L. Gilman of Binghamville and
Mrs. Henrietta Bertrand Of Worcester,
Mass, We're united in marriage November
~ at Worcester.
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Scott spent Thanks.
giving in South Hero, returning Friday
TO their home and Miss Edna F. Hardy.
their niece. returned with them for q
visit