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Orleans County
NORTH TROY.

Reuben f. Minis OF this place and Mrs
Clara Coons Of Farnham. Canada. were
united in marriage Thursday evening
May /. They will reside here in Mr..
Mills present residence on Main street.
Sophia j. Kelley and son, W. ID. Kelley,
proprietors of the Kelley Pharmacy, have
purchased of the North Troy Fruit com.
pany, of which Mr.. aand Mrs. II. A. Molla
are proprietors, the stock Of goods in the
eastern part OF the store and will at
once move there from the present loca-
ton OF the Pharmacy. o. y. St Marie
has purchased the stock of merchandise
in the other part Of the store. and will
take possession Immediately. moving his
family to the tenement over the store.
Mr. and Mrs. Mollas will return to Bos-
ton.-Mrs, Phoebe Leach died Saturday
morning, May 3, at her home with her
son, Fred She had been confined to her
bed but few days Mrs. Leach was rs
years OF age. and had lived in town about
all OF her life. She was the widow of
a. j. Leach, and three children survive
her, f, j. Leach of this place, Walter
Leach, who has a position with the Fiske
Rubber CO.. of Springfield. Mass. and a
married daughter. Lillian, residing in the
west.--iiaTvey Bolton of Springfield
day and Friday.-Ph!lip !. Clark has
bargained with Mr.. and Mrs. T.. o. Had
lock of Los Angeles, California, for the
residence and about 20 acres of land in
connection, situated on the northerly
SIDE or Railroad St, and owned by the
late II. G. Wilson at time of his
decease.-The fire loss OF Mrs. Louise
| Gilbert proprietor Of the Frontier House.
was adjusted Wednesday April 80 by
Harlan W. Kemp. president OF the Union
| Mutual Fire Insurance company. Of
| Montpelier, in which company and the
vermont Mutual the property was in
| sured, The total amount OF the in
surance was paid on the building and
contents, and $50 damage 10 barn. Mrs.
Gilbert loses heavily, above the settle
ment as the insurance was Inadequate.
Her mother-in-law, Mrs. Charles Gilbert
who had her home in the hotel. has re-
moved to Westfield.-The garage Of
Cleveland a Jacobs was broken into
Thursday night through IL WINDOW
which was pried mp. Among properly
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Rutland County
BRANDON

Neshobe Grange held 4 dance We'd
nesday evening in Grange hail.
William Mcconnell and nurse. Miss Eta
Grover. have returned from California,
where they spent the winter. Mr.. Nc
Connell is in very feeble health.-The
annual meeting Of the Ladies' Cemetery
association was held at the home of
Mrs. f. S. Marsh on Pearl street and
the following officers we're elected:
President, Mrs. K. 8. Marsh: vice-p resl-
dent, Mrs. Alice P. Sprague; secretary,
Mrs. F. f. Kingsley; treasurer. Mrs.
f. II. Button. Mrs. Cora Gipson was
elected a member of the executive COM
mlttee for three wears. The executive
committee Is as follows: Mrs. J. w.
Estabrook. Mrs. B. NJ r. Wiley, Mrs.
Helen Peck and Mrs. Gipson.-John
Dram, son of Mrs j, c. Dram. who has
been in Italy with the American army
for number OF months returned Fri
day night at his home here.
The annual meeting Of the Citizens and
Soldiers association is postponed to Tues
day evening, May 10, at eight O'Clock at
the once Of Frank Williams
There Will be special meeting of
the Women's Auxiliary and the Altar
Guild OF ct. Thomas Church to meet
Deaconess Louisa of Burlington on Fri
day afternoon at three O'Clock at the
rectory. II is hoped there will be
large attendance.-Miss Inez Carroll
has accepted a position with the Sishire
Breeders Association in it's Office here
the seIectmen nave made a contract
with the STANDARD Oil company to apply
oil 10 the village streets with a pres-
sure oiler about June /. From now
until that time water will be used TO
lay the dust.-Adam Center has re-
turned from Daytona. Fla, where he
has been passing the winter
There VIII be baseball game this after.
noon at $3.50 O'Clock on Winslow's field be-
tween the local high school team and the
irttsford high school-George Il. Young
and Mrs. w. II. Wrdight have returned
from the West. where they have been.
Mrs. Wright has been spending several
weeks with her son in Kansas and Mr..
Young has been on business trim
through the West.-There will be a reg
ular meeting of Silver Lake Lodge. X. of
r.. this evening. The rank OF esquire will
be conferred on class of candidates
after which Refreshments will he served
word mas been received of the safe ar
rival from France of Reginald Raw. son
OF T. w. Ray or this 'own.-Mr. and Mrs.
James Martin of Pearl street have return-
ed atter spending the winter in Albany,
~ f.-Mrs James Ryan was taken We'd
hesday morning to Burlington, where she
viii undergo an operation--At the meeting
or Neshobe Grange to be held Saturday
evening the first and second degrees will
be conferred on "a large class of candi-
dates'-rhe annual meeting Of the Bran
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the Mary Fletcher hospital Monday
c. S. Brush and Bert Davis are able to
he out after siege with quincy sore
throats.--C,hristine Hapgood has the
scarlet fever.--Mr and Mrs. y. j. Nye
were at Underhill Center Sunday
Mrs. +. A. jacques has gone to Barre
to visit her dauehter--Roland Nye had
n successful operation for the removal
OF adenods at Burlington. Saturday.
Mrs. Arthur Howe of waterville was in
town, Tuesday.-A. +. Rosseau expects
TO return from the hospital. Thursday.
Arthur Croft and Alton Bean have
received their discharge from the U. s.
A. and returned home. Jefferson
vile cemetery association held it's
monthly meeting with Mrs. Lease
Tuesday with good attendance
James Berry has purchased the barn of
Mrs. Elsie Smith, at the opening of the
new street and has had ii taken
down and drawn to his land near the
epot where 1t will be erected.-Mrs
n. A .Ladd Of Burlington was a week
end guest OF Mrs. s. r.. Pope.--The
South Cambridge cemetery association
held its monthly meeting May first and
a dinner was served at Leon Cushings
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Davis are soon
20 move to rooms in Starts Block
The +. g. A. NJ. and O. r.. s. orders are
to hold their meeting Thursday even
ing.-The Knights OF Pythias will meet
Wednesday evening.-The Grange will
meet the l3th.--I X. Sheldon and Miss
Southland, former teachers here. were
in town, Friday.-On Thursday even
ing. the farmers meeting is to be held
at the town hall for the purpose of
hearing addresses on the cooperative
creamery and COW testing associations
to stimulate interest in this town.
About s3b was cleared on the school
.--Underhill high school plays the
local high school here on Friday.--The
high school played the town team
again Tuesday and won out to the
score of 1s to 3.-Supt. Hutchinson and
Mrs. Hutchinson of the Montpelier schools
visited school. Tuesday.
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Cross VIII serve the banquet. A large
attendance is desired for the benefit
OF the firemen.--Miss Ruth McMahons
dancing class will have a public" at
The Akeley Memorial building Friday
evening. Music will be furnished by
Shacketts orch estra.--Several from here
attended the celebration in Montpelier
Wednesday. the stowe Military band
taking part in the parade.-The ladies'
of the United Aid served a successful
May break fast Wednesday morning. re-
aliHinG about $50. A pretty maypole
dance was twice given on the lawn
during the breakfast hours. 81 children
taking part under the direction or the
Misses Ruth Mcmahon and Laura
Wright At a business meeting fol-
lowing the breakfast constitution pre-
scented by Mrs. NJ Il. Bacon, Mrs NJ. G.
Lovejoy and Miss Nellie Sargent was
adopted. 1t was voted to serve the BAN
quct for the Stowe high school alumni
annual meeting on May 20 TO take the
place of the June supper. The regular
meeting OF the United Aid will be held
on the first Wednesday OF each month.
A special meeting of the Mt. Mans
field Creamery association was held at
the banquet hall Tuesday evening.-At
an entertainment at the Akeley Memoir
ial building for the benefit of the high
school senior class. moving pictures and
dancing were features of the program.
Music was by Shacketts orchestra.
There was good attendance.-Mis IS
Ruth Mcmahon is recovering from slight
injries received in an automobile &C
cident on a trip to Burlington Monday.
TO avoid car coming from behind
the ear was turned into the ditch and
collided with telephone pole. Miss
Mcmahon. who was alone on the back
seat. was thrown upon the front seat
and one arm and her chest were hurt
The other occupants of the car were
somewhat injured and the car consid-
erably so. The accident happened about
six miles this side of Burlington.--Miss
Susan A. Bigelow, who has been out Of
school this week on account of Illness,
hopes to be able to resume her work
Monday.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page fOur.)

a. Morse; vice presidents. G. O. and
George q. Morse: secretary and treas
urcr. G. II. Raynore c. q. Morse will
move to Wolco,t from iardwick and
have charge of the manufacturing end
Of the business. The headquarters and
Office of the secretary and treasurer. for
merly located at Hyde Park. have been
moved to Morrisville.
a meeting of n large representation Of
the business men OF Morlsville was held
ut the pastime club rooms Saturday eve
ming 10 orsider the matter of celebrating
in a flttnC way the return and non
return of the soldier and sailor boys of
Lamoillc county An organization was
perfected with the following officers elect
ed: Chairman OF general committee. c.
IL. \. stafford. who is authorized TO APP
point his assistants secretary, Charles
II. Raymorc: treasurer. Walter NJ. Sar-
gent The proposition is to have "A grand
celebration July with all the soldier
and sailor boys OF Lamoile county in
vited guests of Morrstown, and all other
people of Lamoille county asked to par
ticipate in the celebration. Several bands
will be in attendance. Further notices
will be given as plans are perfected
The ladies of Morrisvile will entertain
the returned soldier and sailor boys next
Friday with n supper at the vestry Of
the Congregational Church and a dance
in the evening at the town hall.-Sergt.
John W. Simpson, nth Division. 3Wth
Field Artillery, who arrived in New York
last Tuesday. passed Saturday here with
his mother, Mrs. Alice simpson. leaving
in the evening on his return to New
York via Rutland, where he met his sis
u.hn
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CAMBRIDGE

Miss Ruth Chandler OF Burlington
visited her parents here Sunday.-Miss
Katherine Wilcox Of Morrisville was the
guest Of her brother, Clyde Wilcox. last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. Edison Fuller We're
called to New York last week by the sud
den illness and death of Mrs. Fullers
father, Mr.. Wheeler.-A. r. I.abounty of
Burlington was In town. Wednesday,
Sest Buell. A. Brewster who has just
arrived from overseas, came Saturday
from Camp Devens where he received an
honorable discharge.-Mrs. A. l.. Brush
visited her daughter at the Fanny Allen
hospital. Wednesday.-Mr and Mrs. Leon
Ellsworth came Thursday evening from
Camp Devens. Mr.. Ellsworth has just
returned from overseas. where he has
been I'm service Is months He was "a
member Of the Goth Division.--H. p Gray
and family and Mrs. Rcba Young and
children were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
NJ. Gray, SundRy.-W. NJ. Smith was "A
visitor In Montpelier, Wednesday.-Mr
f. NJ. Hawley. who has spent the winter
with her son in Burlington. has returned
to her home here.--Mr. and Mrs. f.. j.
Gates and Mrs. and Mrs. Rex Gates were
visitors in Burlington, Tuesday.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. ID. Cutting and Mrs. Earle Gates
were in Richmond, TUESDAY.
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Orange County
RANDOLPH

Mrs. George Robinson and daughter
Miss Doris Robinson. who have been the
guest of Mrs. II. o. Jones for a few days.
went TO their home In Warren Friday
Mrs. Harold Perkins and children who
have been with the formers parents Rev,
and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton, for a week,
went Saturday TO their home In Wood
stock.-Mrs. John Angel went to Tun-
bridge Saturday, where Mr.. Angel has
work for few days and Mrs. Angel
will visit friends.-Miss Pauline Neil re-
turned Saturday from Northield. where
on Friday night she attended an enter
tainment al the university.-Mrs. Sven
sen after passing several weeks here has
returned to South Royalton. where she
will make her home for the future. Miss
Evelyn Manney went to Rutland Satur-
day to remain TIL Tuesday. She ex-
pected TO be Joined there by Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. Skinner, who have been in this
vicinity tor a few days.-Mr. and Mrs. n.
c. Buck and daughter, Miss Iris Buck.
have returned from Lebanon. \. H.,
where they have been since Thursday
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GREENSBORO

Mrs O'Brien and daughter. Mrs. George
Marshall, are visiting their old home in
Canada for a few days.-Several from
town attended the auction sale of personal
property al the Manly Allen place in Hard
wick Saturday.-Mrs. Lila Perrain re-
turned from Jericho the last of the week.
where she has been caring for her mother.
Mrs. Pettie.--H. A. Harrison, road COM
missioner, has commenced work on the
highway.-Wesley Lamonda returned Fri
day having been discharged at Camp De-
vens. He has been overseas about is
months and was a member Of the 26th
division.-Carroll Anair. another member.
returned the last of the wcek.-Mr and
Mrs. 9. p. Pinney are visiting Mr.. Pin
ney's sister. Mrs. Helen Jackson.-Edwin
Hopkins, clerk Of the st. Johnsbury
House, is stopping for few days at Cas-
plan Lake House.-The Rev. s. F. Achen-
bach OF Freyburg. Me-, former pastor
Of the Congregational Church here, is Wis
itlng among his many old friends for u
few days.-Mrs. Kate p. Goss returned
from Lyndonville. where she has spent
the winter and opened her house here.
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HYDE PARK

Col. Brigham of Bakersfield and Elmer
Johnson of St Adams were in town
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are under way
whereby the Junior high will have a. lee
ture course here next season.-Hyde
Park went way over the top the first day
OF the Victory Bond sale--David Tru-
deau has sold his farm and stock on Bat,
tie Row to n Canadian party; considera-
ton s7,500.-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Noonan
have completed work at the Inn and are
visiting at Bert Crowelrs .-Hadley
Burnham and Ernest Stewart have re-
turned home. Both saw strenuous ser
vice overseas.--Dr. Minott has moved
here from johnson and opened a dental
office.-Hyde Park village will extend it's
electric lines to North Hyde Park. il the
latter place will purchase and set the
poles.-The Golf Club is putting it's
grounds In order for the summer cam
paign. Those are the only golf grounds
in the county and considered among the
best for location and lay OF land in the
State. 1t has several stockholders. not
only in the county but among the sum-
mer visitors from other States.-Mr and
Mrs. Neil Whtcomb of Waterbury were
recent visitors in town.-Capt. Ashley
Griffin and Mrs. Grimm. from Camp
Upton, were recent visitors at the home
Of her father. John Davis .--Hyde Park
Will give its returned soldiers a royal
reception In the near future.
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WATERVILLE

Henry Manchester die9 Wednesday
after IL long illness, The funeral was
held Friday at II O'Clock from the
house. the Rev. &. ID. Pierce officiating.
Mrs. George March and little daugh-
ter. Mary. have returned from Shell
don.-A. II. Stockwell came out Mon
day morning with Il new automobile
on the stage route.--Miss Elsie Como
Of Burlington visited relatives in town
last week.-Mrs.. James Stafford and
Mrs. Henry Wood OF Cambridge visited
their mother. Mrs. d. r. Pierce, last
week.--A. l.. Mann of Richford is Wis.,
iting in town.--Mrs A. l.. Laraway and
sister Mrs. Anners. are visiting in st.
Albans.--The Cemetery association will
meet with Mrs. Florence Lumbra Fri
day afternoon.-Horace Ewens and
grandson, Clarence. left for New Hamp-
shire Thursday evening. Mrs. Ewens
expects to go in few days-Cheney
Hutchinson has moved into A. Lang
delfs house on Church street.--A. l..
Laraway was in Johnson Tuesday to
attend the bank meeting.--H. F.. Beard
was in Burlington Tuesday. Ar
dell Potter of Belvidere visited Iva Lar
away over Sunday.-Cheney Hutchln-
son has opened meat market on
Church street.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

The annual meeting Of the Orange
County Association of CONGREGATIONAL
Churches will be held Wednesday and
Thursday this week.-The Rev. Herbert
r. Barker OF Lowell Mass. came Mon
day 10 commence his duties as pastor
of the Congregational Church Edward
A Blodgett and daughter. Edith, of
Springfield, Mass, are visiting Mr.. Blod-
gett's sister, Mrs. Emily Davis.-Charles
Adams has returned from service over
seas with the 18th Division and is with
his mother, Mrs. Ella Adams-Carl c.
Bckford, who is manager of the house
department on a large stock farm near
New York city. has come to his house
here for a short northumberland
Farnsworth. who is manager Of farm
In Massachusetts, was at home few
days last week
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LOWELL.

Miss Viola Smith and Burton Powers
were united in marriage April % by the
Rev. Mr.. Howard.--Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Pope and children have gone to Lowell,
Mass, where Mr.. Pope has employment.
Mary Elizabeth Parkhurst Of North
Troy spent the weekend with her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Sanborn.--
Stephen Mcdonald went to Lewiston,
Me. last week to visit his sister and
other relatives. William Gonyeau has
rented his farm to his brother George
Gonyeau, and has rented l.. o. Sanborn' g
tenement and taken possession.-Privates
Fred McAllister and Ernest Hines have
been discharged and have returned to
their homes. They were in division that
came from overseas.-The Lowell Free
Public library has been moved from the
home Of Mrs. l.. l.. Cross into room
in the town house and Mrs. Austin Blake
has been appointed librarian.
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BELVIDERE CENTER

II. w. chappell has sold the farm he
recently bought of +. A. Fletcher. to the
Caldwell brothers. Davis and
Reginald Davis have diphtheria in a mild
form,-Eugene Rich, who has been in
the service overseas, has been discharged
and is al home.-Mr. and Mrs. r. &.
Davis. w. f.. Davis and Leon Davis were
in Montpelier Wednesday to see the
parade OF the returning soldiers.-Arthur
Fleury has moved from F.. f.. Tracy's
house onto his farm;-Rsul Robtoy has
moved into r. r.. Tracy's house just
vacated by A. Fleury.-G. G. Pottes has
returned from Burlington. where he has
been for treatment for his throat.
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taken was new set OF taps. drills and
so forth. and tho location and value Of
which was apparently known by the
entering party.-Tailor Roeseau has re-
moved hts shop to the second story Of the
Ekins barber shop building on Main
street. He was located In the Frontier
House at time OF the f,re--A telegram
from Maj. W. RI. White, M. D.. who has
been In service in France IN the medical
corps announces his arrival In New
York and says he expects to be here In
few DAVIS
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FORESTDALE.

Mrs j. a. Murray has returned from
Albany ~ Y. where she passed the win
ter.-Miss Zylpha Sessions of Burlington
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Sessions. -Howard La France has
moved into the house recently vacated by
Charles Capen.-Gordon Sessions of the
Y. V. NJ, Burlington. is at his home.
i'll with the mumps.-Miss Arda Whitney
of Rutland is visiting her cousin, Miss
Alice Brown.-Mrs. Fannie Carr and son
Marcus have returned from Rutland,
Frank Mcdonald has received word that
his son. Frank has arrived at Camp De-
vens from France.-The funeral Of George
Barnes, who died at his home south Of
the village Saturday, was held at the
house Tuesday afternoon, the Rev. l.. NJ.
Hayes officiating. Interment was in For
estdale--Russeil Williams died at the
home of Mrs. Maria Williams. May .. OF
general debility, aged Sc years. He Is
married by two brothers, Warren of
Crown Point, y. V, and Braman of Bran
don. The funeral was held at the house
Wednesday afternoon, the Rev. w. L.
Weston officiating. lnterment was in Sud
bury-Oliver La France met with quite an
accident Monday morning while waiting
at Cole & Howland's garage in Brandon.
a large touring car ran into him and PIN
ned him up against a bench. DR.. Esta-
brook was called and found no bones
broken, but he was badly bruised and will
be confined 70 mis- bed for some time.
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DERBY.

h. G. Hastings has returned from
Brightlook hospital much improved in
health.--There was big crowd at the
Rebekah's May ball. The proceeds were
about $l1l.-Mrs. Anna n. Tilley has come
to spend the summer with her daughter,
Mrs Carlton A. Adams.--Mr and Mrs.
Putney Of Newport. y. H.. are visiting
their son, Edward Putnsy.-Raynaond
Jenne has returned from France and is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Susan Jenne.
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don Cemstsry association was held Tues
day afternoon in the Office of Frank W.
Williams and the following trustees and
officers were elected: Trustees. T.. j..
Ormsbee. w. y. Nuttlng, r. n. Earring
ton. r. w. Rogers. George II. Young. The
officers elected were: President, e. j.
Ornsbee; secretary. Frank w. Williams;
treasurer. F. II. harrington: auditor, q.
r. Young The trustees are the execu-
tive commttee.--The annual meeting Of
the Wornan's Missionary society Of the
Congregatfsnal Church was held Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. j. B. Bis
bee on Park street The following officers
were elected President. Mrs. James II.
Whelden; vice-presdent. Mrs. r. w.
Briggs; secretary, Mrs. Fred b. Sumner;
treasurer Miss Edith Howe.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. E. Belden and daugh-
ter. Mabel, Mr.. and Mrs. c. g. Beiden,
Arthur Graham and Mr.. and Mrs. r.
w. johnson went to Fair Haven Thurs
day to witness the play. 'As You Like
It," played by the high school students
Charles Patterson of Orwell was in
town Friday. He has recently bought
"a farm of 400 acres. for which he paid
SIS ,O0o.--Mrs. Ella Patterson has been
in Orwell the past week visiting her
son, Charles Patterson.--A. F. Wilcox
and wife. who have been in Southern
Pines. n. c.. since last November. re-
turned to Benson Saturday. They have
| improved In health and are much de-
| lighted with the South.-The Rev. w.
b. Goodman of Fair Haven preached at
the Methodist Church Sunday morning.
DIR. ]. p. Newton passed Wednesday
and Thursday in Fair Haven on bust
ness.---Mrs Amos Pierce of Temple dis
| trict is visiting her son, Harvey Hulett
Paul r. Walker. who has served in
the artillery overseas for over year
| has arrived home. He is the son of
r. r. Walker. formerly postmaster in
Benson.-Miss Mildred Bishop Of Hor-
tonville was in the village Saturday.
Frank Charlton Of Orwell went to Fair
Haven Saturday and brought home a
load of woven wire.-Mrs. Bush mother
Of w. r. Bush of Benson, came ur
from Fair Haven Saturday and is al
the Mountain View stock Farm.--Ber-
nice Hayes and Abner Edwards Of Fair
Haven and John Badlam of Rutland
were at the Mountain View stock Farm
Saturday to inspect the plant.
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SOUTH WOODBURY.

Mrs. Daniel McLane went to the Mai
Fletcher hospital in Burlington on Moi
day for treatment. Mr.. McLane accom-
panied her.-Mrs. Flora Blake Is III wifi
bronchitis and asthma and confined
hsr bed. Mrs. Bertha Carr. Of the Gel
ter, is caring for her--L. G. SWANS m,
began operations May with full quot
OF men.-Mre. Silas Bill is convalesci1
from an attack Of catarrhal pneumoni