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ESSEX JUNCTION

J. +. Hunt was operated on at the
Mary Fletcher hospital Tuesday for
cataracts.
Merl G. Curt who has been spending
the summer vacation with his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. }. f. Hunt, has re-
turned to Harvard College 10 resume his
studies in the law school.
Budd Warren of Stowe has accepted a
position as salesman in Riggs Economy
store. Mr.. Warren comes here with sew
eral years experience in the retail bust
ness.
Miss Bertha Barnes who was injured
by being thrown from a trolley car when
it was derailed near st. Michael's College
three weeks ago. and has since been al
the Fanny Allen hospital for treatment
has sufficiently recovered as to be able
to come to her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs Elliott Miller, who have
been visiting their cousin, Miss Louise
Miller, started Tuesday their re.
turn TO their home at Los Angeles, Cal
Alan Gilbert, son of Mr.. and Mrs. lrv.
ing Gilbert returned Saturday night from
Philadelphia, where he has been doini
clerical work in the United States navy
department, Mr.. Gilbert has received al
honorable discharge after nearly two
years faithful service.
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ST. GEORGE

Peter Mckenzie of Burlington, who has
Just returned from overseas. is visiting
at s. j. Noonan's.-M W. Hinsdale and
Mrs r. ". kehoe were at the Fanny
Allen hospital Thursdav to see Clark
Hinsdale. who is gaining slowly.--R. II.
North was in Burlington Thursday Mr..
and Mrs. William Preston of Burlington
visited at NJ. w. Hinsdale's Sunday.-Mrs.
r.. r.. Forbes and son, Benjamin, Mrs.
Miranda Wescott and Mrs. Edward
kehoe and son, Edwin, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Tiras 1sham in Willston sunday
Cora Orvis Of Bristol visited at G.. f.
Poets recently.-Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
lsham and daughter of California and Mr..
and Mrs. Tiras Isham of Williston were
callers in town recently.-G. T.. Peet and
son, Frederick. were in Burlington Fri
day.-Bert Forbes of Burlington was in
town recently.
Miss Abbie Wclinger returned nome
Saturday.--G, T.. Poet attended Ferrisburg
fair Frday.-Mrs. G.. f.. Peot has confined
to the house few days by illness. Mrs,
Earl Aver ana son, Donald visited friends
i'm Essex Center Friday.--Iar Pillsbury
returned to Burlington Sunday afternoon.
F N. Hubbard, daughter, Florence. and
son, Horace, aud Mrs. Charles Comstock
of Port jefferson. l.. l.. were Sunday
visitors at the home of Earl Aycr.-Mrs
w. w. Tinkham and son. Paul Aver. of
st. Adams were recent visitors in town
Laurence Wellingcr and daughter, Mar
sarct. were in Burlington Saturday. Mrs
George Hinsdale has been entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Lucia Burke
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WESTFORD

Mr. and Mrs. Jersey and Mr.. and Mrs
Bailey and daughter of Mansonvllle, F.
O., are guests of the Rev. ana Mrs. w. w.
White.-Mr. and Mrs. Wesson Macomber
and daughters, Ida. Mildred and Bernice.
left Saturday for Randolph, where they
expect to reside in the future. The other
memberS of the family, Mrs. William
Macomber her son, william, and Miss
Anna Partridge. will remain here for the
present.-.Iohn Ballard of Newburyport,
Mass, spent several days in town last
week with relatives.-Homer Grow at
tended the Eastern States Exposition in
Springfield, Mass, last week.-Mrs.. Morse,
who was badly injured this summer by
falling from wagon. was brought home
from the Mary Fletcher hospital We'd
nesday.--Miss Agnes Black of Burlington
spent the weekend with Mrs Florence
Calkins.-Mr. and Mrs Miles Nelson re-
turned Sunday from visit to Mr. Nelson $
parents in Barnet.-Mrs. Amelia lrisl,
is the guest of relatives at Essex juno
tion.-Carolyn Macomber went Tuesday &c
Burlington, where she entered the L
| V. M. on the day following Mrs. Ray
Grow and daughter. Marion, of Mltor
spent Saturday and Sunday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiland Stone and son, Rob
ert, expect to move to Burlington in about
| two weeks.-A son was born recently
to Mr.. and Mrs. Lavalley on the r. \
| Perry farm.-The Westford and Glover
dale branches of the Red Cross have re.
Gently sent in the following articles: Five
pnafores, two layettes, 30 sweaters ant
| u DairS of SOrks
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ton agent for Chittenden coutny. COM
menced the home economics school TINS
week. The first lesson was given Thurs
day afternoon at 2:30 at the nome of Mrs
c. w. Rice. All farm bureau members
are urged to attend and cordial invita-
ton is extended to all others, who may be
Observation-Disclosures will be n dance for the
benefit of the national Y. NJ. c. ~. at the
G.. A. r. hall, October third. Cabana S
orchestra will furnish music.-Mrs. Il. H..
lockwood of Boston is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Clara Bennett.-Miss Emma
Moulton has gone to White River juno
ton. where she will attend school the
coming year.-Miss Alice Aver is having
n vacation from her work in the drug
store and is visiting in Massachusetts and
| Connecticut-L. S. Sumner has pur-
chased the Henry Russin place on the
race way and is moving his family from
Groton.-S. L. Gallant of Burlington was
a visitor in town Tuesday.-Mrs. Addie
Remission visited friends in Fairfax
Sunday.-Mrs. Rolla Hunt of Jericho
visited her mother, Mrs. o. A. Davis, last
Week.-Mrs. Mildred Metcalf, Stanley
Pettil and Carlton Rogers went to Bur
lngton this week, where they will attend
| the university.
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RICHMOND

Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Brien Of Boston
returned home Friday after three
weeks vacation spent with Mr.. O'Brien's
father, p. O'Brien.-Mrs. George CLARK
and two daughters have retui ned from q
weeks stay with her parents in Essex.
N. Y.-Moses Teelyea and Joseph Redig
We're in Boston last week.--Mr and Mrs.
Carlston of Burlington were recent gus $
of Mrs. Carlstons parents, Mr. AMI Mrs
f.. l.. Freemar.-Miss Eliza beth Egan of
Nashua, ". H.. visited friends in town
last Week.-Mrs. Guilty of New York city
is a guest at the home of NJ. j. Gleason.
The Misses Simpson of Burlington are
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs
H. A. Bessett.-Mrs. Thomas Henley is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. f. r. Maloney,
in Jericho.-Miss Mile Moore of Warren
Is visiting at the home of her uncle,
NJ. d. Dimick.-S. Riggs and John
Bashaw have returned from trip to
the Northwest.-Basl Tilley. who has been
the guest of DIR. and Mrs. w. r. Tiley
for the past four months, has returned to
his home in Boston.-Mr. and Mrs. F.
Larkins and John Phillips of Windsor
were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Berry.-The Misses Dorothy Ellis,
Frances Edwards and Pearl Berry have
| returned from a weeks stay in Spring
field, Mass, where they were sent by the
Farmers association to attend the fair
The play, "Brookdale Farm" given re-
Gently for the benefit of the band. will
be repeated this evening at the New
William Ellis of Hartford, Conn. is visit
ing his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lucius
Ellis.-J. w. McGarghen is in Boston for
a short STAY
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HINESBURG

grand celebration for returned soldiers
is planned by the townspeople for Thurs
day with the following program: Parade
at 1880, followed by songs and speeches :;
dinner 10 be served at the town hail at
noon TO soldiers and their wives and
parents; address al the hall in the after
noon, ball game on the local field. The
| day will close with d grand bail AT the
! town hall in the evening for which Car
| rolls fve-piece orchestra of Barre will
| furnish the music Refreshments will be
serv ed.-What might have been serious
auto accident occurred Just south of Louis
Amours residence Sunday afternoon,
when Mr. Hunt of Bristol in trying to
pass team went over the bank. In the
car with Mr.. Hunt was his family. They
were bringing the daughter, Miss Dorothy,
back to her school. Each one was some
what injured. The car returned to Bris-
/ tol on its own power.-Quite a large party
from this town motored through the north
islands Sunday.-Mrs. Eva Drew remains
about the Sanctuary Heyson of Far
Rockaway. n. Y, is the guest of Ralph
Harvey. They were in service together.
Mrs. Belle Ryan and n. c. Ryan of Flat
bush, X. l.. are spending their vacation
with their cousin. G. *. Murray.-The
regular September social under the aus
pieces of the Ladies' Aid of the United
Church has been postponed from Septem-
Der "a to October 8, This will not inter-
! fere with the october social that will be
held October 81
The Ladies Aid of the United Church
has postponed its September social to
October 6. 1t Will be held in the Congre-
gational Vestry. There will also be a
social at the town hall October 81. with
a harvest supper and Halloween enter
H. ,..,,
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Caledonia County
HARDWICk

f F. C!owse Of ST. Johnsbury was III
town Saturday.-George Bicl,ford has
gone to Middleton, Conn, to resume his
studies in Wesleyan College.-Cliftord
Gregory has bought the Idle Theatre
and took possession Tuesday.-Miss Lii
Ian Wles and Miss Matte l.. G. Hill
have gone to Detroit. Mich. for an in
definite time.-The Boy Scouts and Camp
fire girls will give a harvest ball a the
gymnasium Friday evenins.-W G.
Clifford of Bethel was in town the first
of the week.-Mrs.. T.. NJ. Crane is visiting
in Boston for two weeks.-Mrs. Clayton
Paronto is I'LL. II. Clarke and son,
Huntress were in Burlington Monday
Walter Norris of Proctor was in town
F'riday.-Albert Duby. who was recently
discharged from the army, is the guest
of friends in town.-Mrs. Sarah Holton
and Master Lawrence Holton were
recent visitors at SaXtons River.
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NORTH PETERSBURG

Helen Willard. the three-year-old daush-
ter of George and Inez Martin willard
died after & few days illness of diph.
liberia at Bristol, Conn Mr.. and Mrs
Willard brought the remains here Mon.
day for burial ir the village cemetery
A large circle of friends deeply SIM
pathizes with the family in their great
hereavement-Mr and Mrs. George Ii
Weston aad children We're guests of Mr.
and Mrs Charles Cronk Saturday
motoring here from Port Henry. \ y
The Noodmen are agitdtinC the subject
Of building hall.-llrs James 3. Goss
who is visiting at the Wheeiera, veil
leave for her home in st. raul. Mimi
carly next week-The Rev. Fred llaga-
dorm will return Friday and there will
he services al the church as usual sun
day
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JERICHO

Lynn Brown. who has been spending
his vacation In town, returned TO Massa-
chusetts Saturday accompanied by his
father. q. II. Brown who will make his
home with his children Mrs. Charles
Eeebc. of Burlington is visiting at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. w. Woodruff. -
Mrs. Anna Smith. who was a recent Wis
itor at the home of Mrs. Charlotte Buker,
has returned home.--Prof and Mrs.
Charles Cornell, who have been visiting
the past few weeks at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. p. S. Brush have returned TO
their home in Knoxville. Tenn--Mrs. +.
II. Fitzgerald and two children have left
for their new home in Iowa City, Ia
Miss Irene Carroll formerly of this place,
and a graduate of St. Mary's Academy,
has entered that institution to join the
Sisters of Mercy-Miss Irene Machia was
2 Sunday visitor with friends in Jeffer-
! sonvlle.-Mss Clara Styles has gone to
Boston to attend the Conservatory of Mu
sic.-John Garland has finished work for
/ Alton Stafford and moved his family to
Poker Hill to carry on Clayton Rice's
farm. George Miller has taken Mr.. Gar
| lands place at Alton Stafford s.-Ralph
Styles who has been carrying on the
farm. known as the Oliver Lowery farm.
/ which has been sold by c, n. Styles to
Elmer Sem, has entered the employ of
/ his father in his store in this village
| At the school exhibit at the Essex Cen
! ter fair. Miss Ruth Pettinggill took first
! prize on fancy work.-Mrs Cora Trombly
spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives
| in Jeffersonville.- Arthur Russn. who has
been overseas, has just returned and re-
ceved his honorable discharge and has
! been visiting relatives in town for few
days. He went Saturday to Jefferson
vile for a visit.-Alibi Balador was Sun
day visitor with friends in Barre.-Mr.
and Mrs r. Ayers, who have been Wis
| iting his parents in Underhill, and BROTH
er, Howard, of this place, have returned
to their home in Connecticut and were
accompanied by his sister. Miss Alice
! Ayers, who will be absent a week.-Mrs..
| NJ. G. Mason and sons, Clarence and
| Charles, left Sunday for Plattsburgh for
a few days vsit.-Mrs. l.. c. Rice. who
| has been confined to the house by "A
hard cold, is able to resume her school
work.-C. l.. Griggs is visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. B 4 Booth.-Mss
iilda Machia was Sunday visitor at
the home of her parents in Westford.-
Dewey Deforge of Burlington was a re-
cent visitor at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Ladeau.-Miss Hazel Pet
tngill, who has been spending a two
weeks vacation At her parents home,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pettingill, has re-
turned to her work in New York city
Mrs Wilson Curtis visited her sister
Mrs. William Buxton, at Burlington, Sat
urday.-Mr. and Mrs John McGarrigan
Of Burlington and Mr.. and Mrs. John
O'Burn of New York city were recent
visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
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Chittenden County
WINOOSKI

The barn in the rear Of Thomas
Parizo's residence on East Allen street
was destroyed by fire late Monday eve
ming. Despite the fact that the barn
owned by DR.. Hill is scarcely three
feet from it, that building and the Pari-
20 home were saved by the heroic work
of the Winooski fire department, aided
by Chief Stock well and his men. who
came over with the auto truck. Some
insurance is carried on the barn by
Mr. Parizo. Three hundred or four hun
dred dollars worth of hay and many
harness were lost together with all
the chickens kept in the basement of
the barn, but the three horses and an
automobile were saved Ernest Parizo,
son of Thomas Parizo, was sitting on
neghbor's steps opposite his house
when suddenly, at 1880, he saw flames
bursting from the upper story of the
barn. An effort to ring in the alarm a
short distance from the house failed,
and Officer Bruor used hammer on
another alarm. The firemen responded
quickly and soon had three lines of
water at work. The rear of the Parizo
home caught once, but it was soon put
out.
The celebration committee met in the
Steamer Hose rooms Monday evening and
made further plans for the coming
event in honor of returned soldiers
This celebration will be held on October
the first Saturday in October. The
chairmen of the various committees
made report Of what had been don,
since the meeting held last week. A,
the meeting Monday il was decided
TO hold this celebration in the after.
noon, starting the parade promptly al
two o'clock so that it will be all owe,
sport committee may be able to rur
off its program, This will includ,
many interesting features as there ar,
number of young men of the tow
and village who have signified thei,
intention to take part The bows O
the town of Colchester as wen as tn,
boys of the village are cordially in
vited to take part in these variou
sports and to send their names to tb,
chairman of that committee as soon al
possible so that they may know ms
who and how many are to take part
The Modern Woodmen of Colcheste
and of the village, the members of III
Loyal Order of Moose St Peter,
society as well as all fraternal or
CARNATIONS of the town as wei as O
the village are invited to take part i
the parade. In the evening a ball an
banquet will be held in the new build
ing of the Richard Manufacturing o
Malletts Bay avenue which has bee
donated for that purpose by the owne,
Following are the chairmen and mem
bers of the various committees: G. 4
Barber was elected chairman of all com
mittees, and Joseph Cauchon as clerl
Committee of sports: George Keef
chairman; Walter Smyle, james Grane-
Edward BashaW, Thomas Clairmor
and Henry Favreau. Committee o
parade: George II. ckpole. Chairman
Louis Alapa, Eugene A. Richard A.
Lavigne, Alex Seigel, Henry Villemair
Michael Burke and Charles Ladu
Committee on music; Albert Marcott
chairman, Arthur Mercure, Frank Pc,
pin and Louis Mongeon. Committee O
banquet: James Graney, chairma
Judge H. f, Wolcott, George II. Grave
George Daley, Thomas Clairmont T.,
gar PORTER, Louis Epstein and Euger
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Richards Committee on dancing
George Daley, chairmen, Albert Mar
cote, Frank Peppn. Michael Burke,
Henry Favreau and Louis Epstein. The
committees will hold another meeting
Thursday evening in Horizons hall.
The marriage of Leopold Rate of n East
Canal street and Miss Regina Lefebvre of
~ East Canal street was solemnzed
+ Tuesday morning at ST. Francis Xavier
Church by the Rev. j. Turcot.
Miss Aurore C. Campbell of 195 Main
street and Thomas william Irwin of li2
st Peter street were joined in marriage
! tuesday morning by the Rev. j. Turcot
of ST. Francis Xavier Church
Word has been received in town Of the
death of John Wibert of Fond Du Lac
WIS. Mr.. Wilbert is survived by his wife,
who was Miss Virginia Allard, former
resident of this place.
At a meeting in Horizons hall Thursday
evening to arrange for celebration in
honor of the boys from Winoosti and the
town of Colchester, who served in the
world war, Charles A. Barber was elected
chairman and Joseph Cauchon clerk. II
was decided to hold grand celebration
on October 4, which falls on Saturday.
In the morning athletic events will be held
and in the afternoon a grand parade,
consisting of all returned soldiers and
sailors. local societies, the employees of
the American Wooden company, Porter
Screen and Stevens Machine companies
and other concerns of the village. In the
evening banquet and grand ball are to
be held in the new building erected by the
Richard Manufacturing company on NAL
let's Bay avenue, kindly donated by f.. A.
| Richard, president Of the concern. At
the annual village meeting sum of SoD
was appropriated to defray the expenses
of the celebration, and later the trustees
appointed a committee consisting of f.
Edward Allard. George II. Stackpole and
Charles a. Barber to make the general
arrangements for celebration. At the
meeting the other night committees for
dancing banquet, music. sports. parade
/ speakers were appointed.
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CHARLOTTE

The Library association cleared S35 from
the supper at their hall Friday evening"
Little Morris Williams was taken to
Sparhaw,t's sanitarium Thursday, where
he was operated on that night for a
severe case of appendicitis.-Mr and Mrs.
w. n. Root have returned from visiting
in Saranac Lake. Their niece, Miss Bessie
Wicker. returned with tnem.--Mr and
Mrs. G. NJ. Byington, Stanley Byington
and Mr. and Mrs. James Williams are
attending the fair in Springfield. Mass,
making the trip by auto.-Mrs. Clifford
Norris is visiting in Cornwall.-Miss Ruth
Livermore, telephone operator. Is taking
her vacation and has gone to Underhill.
Miss Frances Bora is taking her place
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Devine have sold
their place at the village to Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Cronk of this place.--Mr. and Mrs.
Fred MCGOWAN of Worcester, Mass, are
here in their car and hare sold their
place here to DR.. f. r. Falby.-Members
of the congregation are invited to meet
at the parsonage Thursday evening to
practice singing from the new hymn books
and talk over affairs of the church.-Earl
Tucker of Burlington spent the week
end with Charles Williams.-Mrs. Scion
Lewis who has been seriously i'll, is
somewhat better.
DR. Falby has sold the house which
he bought of Fred MCGOWAN, to Frank
Sturgeon. who will take possession at
once MIR. and Mrs. Michael Devine of
Burlington were in town Monday on
business.-Miss Mildred Owen is attending
school in Burlngton.--Mrs. Ethel Atwood
and two children of Cornwall visited her
sister, Mrs. Lewis Dean, last week.-Mr.
and Mrs. George Bessette of Bristol are
visiting Mrs. Bessette's mother, Mrs.
Lillian Owen.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Car
penter of Ferrisburg visited their nephew,
Merritt Carpenter, last week.
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ORWELL.

MIR. and Mrs Harry pundon OF BRANDON
we're in town SaturtH%.-Mr. ana Mrs.
n. D. Branch returned from Pawlet anu
Ludlow Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs ollVer
Bascom and two daughters ana Mr. ana
Mrs j. c. Thomas and u. ~ Leonard
went to Springfield last week TO attend
the exhibit.-The Memorial library met
last week and elected the following OIL
GERS: President, W. y. Jennings; vice.
president. J. u. Conway; secretary ana
treasurer, - L. Nells.-Miss MAUD
Meacham has returned home from the
Fanny Allen hospital-br. Il. =. Rowe
is Grating his goods and Will move his
family to NaticE Mass. soon.-The
Bar~acs sunday school class held its
september meeting at the home of II. y
Branch Tuesday
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Mr. and Mrs Harry Ring of New
Haven were guests at w. l.. Rings
Sunday.-Mr and Mrs r. t.. Miles and
daughter visited her father. DR.. G. F.
Edmunds, in Bristol, Sunday.-Mrs
Emeline Montague returned to her home
in Hardwick Saturday after visiting her
sister. Mrs. William Leavitt, the past
week.-The Misses Nina Gllett and Zita
DeCollaines of Montpelier visited their
uncle, James Phillips. the first of the
week.-Mrs.. j. d. Hanks and son, Roy, OF
Fort Lyon, col, visited his uncle, d. F
Hanks, the first of the week. Nelson
Devino and family of West Lebanon are
visiting Mrs. Devino's parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. George Fielder.-Mr. and Mrs
Giles Sayles of Hermon, n. Y. visited a
r. A. Nortons over the weekend
Sarah Higley will entertain the HON,
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ESSEX CENTER

Eugene Goodrich, Ear r'arrand,
Veryl Dart. Donald Birby, Miss Claire
Abbey and Miss Vonnie Dart went
Tuesday to Burlington TO be present at
the opening exercises at the University
yesterday and take up their college
work agan.-At the regular meeting of
the Young Peoples Bible Glass. Sunday,
the resignation of Eugene Goodrich
treasurer of the class, was accepted and
Miss Alkaline Bxby was unanimously
elected his SUCCESSOR Doris Ennis
spent the weekend at her home here.
Miss Ennis is teaching in st. Johns bury
this autumn.-Lucius Button has removed
from Fred McCarthy's, where he has been
making his home, ana has gore to
Randolph TO live with his uncle. He will
attend the Randolph high school.
The Rev. and Mrs. G. c. Westcott ~ Il
be away from town this week on a
vacation. There will be no Thursday
evening church service.-The Ladies Aid
of the Federated Church will servo a
supper in the vestry of the Baptist
Church Thursday evening from five
thirty until all are served.-At the regu-
lar session of the federated Sunday
school last Sunday, Miss Luna Osgood
was unanimously elected delegate to the
conference OF vermont sunday SChOol
superntendents and teachers to be held
at White River junction, Monday,
September 29-Rally Day for the
federated Sunday school will be observed
Sunday, October 5. A committee con-
ssting of Claude r. Chaplin, chairman
II. IA. BiXby and h. w. Bradley was
elected Sunday to have charge of the
program.-Repairs have commenced on
the white church.
There will be a meeting of all the men
of the Grange at the Grange hall o-night
for the purpose of arranging a program
for the gentemen's night meeting next
week, Every man in the grange, who
can and will help out on the program is
urged to be there at eight o'clock sharp
Mitchell st, Amour, who fell in a barn
| last Saturday and broke his leg between
the knee and hip, and who is now at the
| Fanny Allen hospital, is reported to be
more CONFERENCE.-The Ladies Aid will
serve a supper in the vestry of the Bap-
fist Church this afternoon from $50 until
all are served.-Attention is again called
| TO the Grange dance that will be given
at the town hall tomorrow night,