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SHELDON SPRINGS

The wedding of Nellie r. Danyou,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. y. E. Daryou,
of this place, to Roy T.. Barr. of Scranton,
Pa took place Wednesday, May 5, at
Sheldon. Mrs. Harlie Trombley, n sis
ter of the bride. acted as matron of hon
or and Harlie Trombly as best man. The
bride wore a dark blue suit and hat 10
match and carried roses. and the matron
of honor also wore Il blue suit with hat
to match. After the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was>scrved at the home of the
brides parents in Sheldon Springs, only
intimate friends and relatives being pres
ent. Mr.. and Mrs. Barr IN on the 9:4j
2, m. train for wedding trip to Albany
and New York city, after which they
will be at home IN Scranton. Pa, where
Mr.. Barr is in business. The bride has
many friends here, who wish them n long
and happy life. They received many
beautiful gifts, including cut glass, linen
a,d ,npuay
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nephew. Harold Edwards, of New York,
was present. The Rev. Joseph Reynolds.
an Episcopal rector from Burlington, Off
ciated-Mrs. II. E. Bates is i'll In Bur-
lington.-Mrs. Charles Moran went Mon
day to the Fanny Allen hospital for
treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. a. C.. Hoskins and Harry
and Reginald Hoskins were guests SUM-
day of A. j. Saleeby in Johnson.-The
Village Improvement society held its an
nual business meeting Monday evening
and the following officers were elected
for the year: President, the Rev. F. J..
Malzard; ce-president, e. B. Jordan !;
secretary. Mrs. Mary Ransom; treasur-
err, Mrs. Eliza Thompson; collector. w.
S. Nealy; executive committee. e. r..
Maloney, +. A. stiles. Mrs. Nellie Hay
wood.-Monday evening. May II. Aunt
Jerushas Quilting Party" will be given
in the Ladies' hall by the ladies of I'm
derhill under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid society. All are most cordially in
vited.
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J.INDERHILL.

Being unable to get solicitors for the
larger part Of the work to be carried on
during the Salvation Army drive from
May 10 to 20. will all. who are interested
and Will contribute their bit for the wor-
thy cause, please send the same to or
leave with the local chairman for I'm
derhill, Mrs. Charles Rcynolds?-There
will be a concert and dance at the G.. A.
r. hall May IA. Cabana's orchestra will
furnish music for concert from $3.50 to
900, followed by dancing until two. The
program will be arranged to please young
and old. This is a return to the ladies,
who gave the valentine and leap year
dance. Ladies' are requested to wear ging-
ham dresses.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mable
are parents of son, born Sunday, May
9.-Master Winston Colegrave. of Bur-
lington. Is visiting his aunt. Mrs. Archie
Kirby, for few weeks.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

DR.. j. j. Ross Of Middlebury has been
engaged to speak Memorial day.-Lewis
Liberty and son. Milton. of Bristol visit
ed his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Levi Liber-
ty last week-Clarence Swinger of Roch-
ester is visiting ~ Andrew Liberty's.-
Mrs. lone Drinkwater is very low.
Mrs. lone Drinkwater, aged rs years.
died Saturday evening at eight O'Clock at
the residence of her daughter. Mrs. A. G.
Swinger. with whom she has made her
home for the past three years. Besides
Mrs. Swinger, she Is survived by another
daughter Mrs. f. G. Norton. and broth
err Allen Mix. of Owosso, Michigan.
The funeral was held from the house
Wednesday at one o'clock.-G. w Brew
ster has returned from the Mary Fletcher
hospital much improved in health
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RIVERSIDE

Miss Hope Scrlbner. with the Misses
Doris Smalley, Doris Hawley. Ethel
Newly. Marion Rice and Esther Hayden.
attended the Older Girls Conference in
Burlington.-Oscar Mathews of Hyde
Park is working for Earl Cross in the
garage.-Martin Winston Colgrove Of Bur-
lington is visiting his aunt, Mrs. May
Kirby.-C. E. Mason, Henry Cryer. Floyd
Fleming. Stuart MacGibbon and Allen
Greenia attended the play in Burlington
Friday evening.-G. w. Benedict and
family came Thursday from Waltham to
spend the summer hcre.-Mrs Donald
Jones of Richford is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Hayden.-Mrs. C. Z.
Mason returned Saturday after two
weeks visit with her parents in Alburg
The o. E. S. gave the play Aunt
Jerusha's Quilting Party" at Essex Gen.
ter Monday evening.-The Jacksonville
high school will give its school play at
K. of P. hall Wednesday evening.-Miss
Hazel Cassidy has formed a sewing class
here which met for the fist time Friday
The class will meet, every two weeks at
G. A. r. hall. 1t is hoped there will be a
large attendance at the next meeting
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week from ST. Petersburg. Fla. where he
passed the winter months.-Mrs Arthur
L. Weeks went to New York last week.
where she will visit at the home of her
sister Mrs. Frances Brigham, after
which she will go to Boston to visit at
the home Of her daughter. Mrs Carlton
i. Morse and son, Arthur w. Weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Hicks, who have
been passing the winter months in On
tario, Calf, returned to their home In
this place May 5-Students of the
Richford Junior-Senior high school will
give prize speaking entertainment in
Colonial theatre Friday. May 1.-THE
Richford Junior-Senior high school base
ball team played with the North Troy
team In North Troy May and won
the game. the score being to 0. On
May the team played with the
JuniorSerior Derby team in Derby and
won the game, the score being 0 to &c
d. Wilkinson of Newport visited at tho
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Gilpin May
5.-Mrs. M. perley Of East Berl<-
shire visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
/. 3. Hawley Thursday. Mrs. Perey has
recently returned home from passing tho
winter months In Florida.
prize-speaking contest will be given
by the pupils Of the Richford junior
senior high school, in Colonial Theatre,
Friday evening at eight o'clock. The pro-
gram Is as follows: Section 1. Selection.
orchestra; "Da Street Piana." George
Pearsons; How He Saves st. Michael"
Alton Hubbard; "a Quiet Afternoon"
Norman Trip; "Ho Everyone That Thirs-
teth.' Danforth Wells; selection. orches-
ira. Section 2. Solo. Miss Madeline Pom
frey; "A Practical Joke" Ellen Rowley;
Dancing School and Dickey," Beryl
Libbey: "a Confused Dutchman." Blanche
Parsons; selection, orchestra; Memo
ries." Margaret Billings; "Touissint
L'Overture." Kendrick Coan solo, Miss
Elizabeth kimball: Larry Shannons'
Easter Offering" Bertha Elliott; ICY
Pringes' Detective Experience" Hilton
Marcy; selection. Orchestra.-Mrs. ]. IT.
Burns is visiting among friends in F,nos-
burg Falls. where she formerly resided.
Dorothy Kenneday, who has been to tina
st. Adams hospital for the past few
weeks. has returned home.-Miss Nellia
Draper has gone to Newport for few
days visit among relatves-Mrs. II. ].
Palmer of st. Adams is visiting at thu
home OF her son, Joseph Palmer, of High
land avenue.
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EAST SHELBURNE

There was large attendance at the
farmers meeting. which was held last
week Friday at +. II. Atwoods.--Mr. and
Mrs Jasper Tousley and Miss Lulu
Atwood of Burlington spent the weekend
at F. II. Atwood's.-R. Rushlow of 81.
Adams Bay, who has been spending few
days at Phieza Lamott's, returned to his
home Saturday.-Miss Margaret Collins
who has been spending a week In Bur-
ington, returned home Tuesday
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FLETCHER

AT the dance on May Z there were
about a couples present.-w. A. wether-
bee has bought new car.-Herbert Elan
ders was in Burlington May to attend
the sugarmakers' meeting.-A. ]. Lamb
has bought Of NJ. E. Brewster a. Perfec-
'lon milking machine.-A. H. Hooper is
huiioing large garage.-Mrs. Cleon Tin5-
OF is visiting her parents in Fairfax. Mr..
ana MIS- L. c. Clark and Mrs. j. H. Car
penter were in Burlington Thursday.
FRANK Blaisdell and family of Fairfax
Were in town Sunday.-Ira Carnenter 1,
building a garage for William Boozan
-Nfyron Leach and family of Cambridge
Junction spent Sunday in town.-Mr.
Clark OF Boston has been in town severa,
days inspecting parns.-Mr and Mrs
w II, Como Of Cloverdale visited at
.. II. Gomo's recently.-Dr. Maurice Of
Watervilic was in town recently.
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MILTON BORO

Mr. and Mrs. William Decker spent
Sunday at the home Of their son, Reuben
Decker.-Mr and Mrs. Curtis Bevens were
at e. E. Elmers May 9.-Mrs. Jennie Fay
is visiting In Milton and Richmond.-A
B. Wood entertained relatives from Cam
bridge Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs r. r. Mills
were in st. Adams May s.-Phillip Lam
bert was here Saturday.-Mrs. Della Will
liams has gone to the island for a two
weeks visit
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BAKERSFIELD

The Rev. Wesley w. Smith, pastor
of the Congregational Church of Ba-
kersfield was stricken by n shock
Friday April 30 and died Wednesday
evening, May :. Mr.. Smith came to
Bakersfield in the fall of 1916. In the
nearly four years Of service here he
won the respect, admiration and love
or the entire community. DiSnified ana
grave. he first impressed one as a man
of firm and serious purpose. \ close
acquaintance did not lessen his i'm
preston, but revealed such a kindly
and tolerant spirit. such n wise and
friendly understanding of those, who
held different views. that the quiet
determination and strong convictions
seemed ground for confidence rather
than for opposition, However ardent
~ he strove TO accomplish his pur-
poses. nobody ever suspected Mr.. Smith
Of being prompted by motives of per-
sonal gain or triumph. In conversation
the culture and refinement of a
scholarly mind was always evident,
but without pedantry. Seldom indulg-
ing in jokes and seeming to feel that
pleasantly was suitable only among
intimate friends, he yet had n quiet
appreciation of clean fun and humor-
Gus situations and a gift of punGeut
expression that made him a delightful
companion. Mr.. Smith was not only a
faithful pastor, interested in his pro-
fcssional duties. but, as a good citizen,
lie WAS interested in all social activi-
ties The academy had in him a warm
and helpful friend. He was a member
OF the local grange, had recently join
cd the Masonic fraternity, and was
scout master of the boy scouts, who
looked upon him as one whose advice
was always good to follow. Above all.
and in all, he was the true pastor of
hts people. He served them in order
that he might lead them to his Heaven
~ Father, whom he served first Of all.
His sermons We're never planned for
display of learning, nor to entertain,
hut with the single purpose of inspir-
ing true piety and reverence. And a
steady growth in attendance at both
chu,~i and Sunday school services
proved the value of his work He has
gone to his reward. but with us he
has left the record OF mans work
faithfully done; and while we sorrow
for our loss, we rejoice that he has
been with us. Mr.. Smith was born in
New Providence, N. j.. September 10,
1850. He graduated from Wyoming
at Kingston. Pa, in 1877;
from Wesleyan University in 1881; from
Drew Theological Seminary in 1891.
On May 81. 1884. he married Lucia
Dewey of West Pittston. Pa. To then,
were born eleven children, five sons
and six daughters. And to the family
circle have been added Is grandchf-
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WEST ENOSBURG

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rossier and three
children OF Montgomery recently visited
Mrs. Rossier's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Shangrew,-Severa from this
place attended the 18th wedding ami
versary Of Mr. and Mrs. c. ii. Whitcomb
Mt their home in East Enosburg April so.
William Hamlet has moved into the
tenement house of Mrs. NJ. l.. Huobell
About 80 people attended the social
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chestra will furnish music.-Mlss Lillian
Petty OF Mortified spent the week-end
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. A.
Petty Ernest Rousseau and bride of
Holyoke, Mass. are visiting friends In
town.-Harold Parker Of Burlington was
In town Saturday and Sunday. Irving Ma
ella returned to Arlington to work Mon
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WEST MILTON

Mrs. Sarah Costello has returned to her
home for the summer.-The remains OF
Miss Jane French. who died at the home
of +. w. Drury in Essex, were brought
here May S for interment
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given by the Bpworth League in the
church vestry Friday cveninR.-Miss
Helen Taylor recently visited Miss
Bessie Hammond at the home OF G.. H.
Whitcomb at East Enosburg- Mrs
Fred Ovitt visited at the home of ncr
brother. H. C. Stone Erid.,.
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EAST FAIRFIELD

Several people from this place attend
ed the funeral Of the Rev. w. w. Smith
in Bakersfield Friday H. w. Morey
has returned from ST. Adams, where she
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. James
Conners.--The Rev a Ross visited In
Fairfield Tuesday.-John hurley left town
Tuesday for Burlington, where he has
employment in tho chocolate factory
Mrs. A. J. Pomeroy has returned from
Swanton, where she has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Frank Sheldon.-Mrs.
a. b. Rooney met with a painful accident
Sunday. falling and fracturng the right
arm.-The Literary club met with Mrs.
Charles Davis Wednesday evening-H.
w. Mercy, Dr. n. r. Carey. II. Is. Sturte-
vent and II. r. Hale attended Franklin
county court at ST. Adams Tuesday,
Mrs. Viola Chase Branstetter, OF Oak
land, Calf, is on her way east and will
visit at her old home In the near future.
There will be a social dance ut the
hotel hall Friday, May q. Isham's Or
chestra- Of Enosburg Falls, will furnish
music.-Mrs. L. G. Chase, of Wilder. Il
visiting in town.-The Library association
met with Mrs. Maria Howrigan Satur-
day and elected a book committee and
purchasing agent for the ensuing year.
SeNeihi ne" pooSS VIII ne a0ueo 10 inc
library at once.--The Misses Mabelle and
Rachel Barry and Phyln and Isabelle
Ducharme attended the teachers conven-
ton at Ric1nford Saturday.-Mrs. Maurice
Howrigan and Ida Whitney were bust
ness visitors IN Swanton Saturday,
George Wright has leased the Burleson
house and will take possession soon.-AIiss
Mary Garland, of St. Adams. is in town
for.a few days.--Leon Manahan. of Nor
risvile. was in town over Sunday.
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CHARLOTTE

A head-on collision between cars be-
longing to Messrs. Fields and Short
sleeves occurred Sunday evening. None
of the occupants of either car being in
5ured. The cars will have to be repaired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shiverette of
Hinesburg visited Mr.. and Mrs Bert st.
Peter Sunday.-Meader Gervia has re-
turned from the Fanny Allen hospital,
improved in health.-Wallace Booska of
Bristol, who has been spending two
weeks with his brother. Ira, returned
home Sunday.-Blanche Ellthorpe. who
has had employment with Stanton Will
liams for the last year, has resigned and
returned home.
The business meeting and SOCIAL held
was largely attended and a pleasant time
enjoyed by all.-The Grange at its last
meeting voted to sustain Commissioner
Of Agriculture Brigham's decision against
the daylight saving" act.-Mrs. Booth
and daughters, Lucy and Rachel, were
recent guests of Miss Flora Williams
News was received on Monday OF the
death of Mrs. F. r. Stoddard in Fitch
burg, Mass. Mrs Stoddard. who was a
former resident Of this place and also
of Shelburne. leaves a host Of friends to
mourn her loss. The funeral was held
in Fitchburg Tuesday with buriar serv-
ice this afternoon.-Several of the girls
In town enjoyed the conference for older
girls held in Burlington last week.-The
Rev. Mr. Rutan and Mrs. Robert Holmes
are In Brattleboro this week attending
the State conference as delegates from
the Conversational Church
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Church yesterday morning at seven
o'clock, the Rev. Z. II. Desrochers per-
forming the ceremony. The bride wore
n blue serge suit and picture hat and
carried a bouquet OF white carnations.
She was attended by Miss Mabel F.
Jordan Of Burlin gton who wore a blue
suit with hat to match and carried
pink carnations. Gregory Ladue of
Nashua, brother OF the groom, was
the best man. There wero vocal solos
by Mrs. Charles Viens and the Misses
Gladys Allard and Georgianna Remil-
lard The organ accomplishments were
played by Miss Hortense Charbonneau
who also played softly during the
ceremony. Immediately following the
ceremony breakfast was served at the
home Of the bride to immediate rela-
tives and friends. On their return
from trip in New Hampshire. New
York and Massachusetts Mr.. and Mrs.
Ladue will make their home in this
city. Among out of town guests pres
ent at the wedding we're Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ladue and son. Ernest and
Joseph Ladue Of Nashua. n. H.. and
Mrs. Allen Russell and daughter,
Elizabeth Of Bridgeport Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Hermann of
North Main street have issued invita-
lions for the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Ethel Marian. to p. Dan Fitzpat-
rick which will take place on We'd
nesday morning, June Q. at ten o'clock
at the First Congregational Church.
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HINESBURG

The board of civil authority holds its
final melting to revise the check list Fri
day evening, May 1.-The selectmen have
received numerous complaints Of bicycle
riding and driving on the sidewalks. If
this practice is not stopped prosecutions
will follow.
The regular meeting OF Hope Circle of
Kings Daughters will be held in the
vestry Friday evening.-Mrs. Lucy A.
Hull. who spent the winter in Washing
ton. D. c., is home and has orened her
village home.-Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bush
nell who have been In Thompsonville.
Conn. all winter, reached home the early
part Of this week.-The republican town
committee has called a caucus Of the re-
publican voters to meet at the town hall
Saturday evening, May Is. at eight o'clock
to elect three delegates to the republican
State convention at Montpelier and also
TO elect a town committee.-Mrs. Charles
Lewis went to the Fanny Allen hospital
Monday. where she expects to undergo
an operation this week-Mr. and Mrs.
l.. l.. Conner spent the weekend in
Brandon with relativcs.-Mr. and Mrs.
John D. Harvey of Waterbury have been
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs Carl
Harvey.-Mrs. Margaret Mitchell of Bur-
lington Is In town. packing her goods to
move away.-Mrs. Caroline Weed remains
in very critical condition
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WILLlSTON

IL. OWN from Hinesburg made mis- first
trip. selling meat, last week. He intends
10 come every week.-Miss Bertisc Phelps
was the guest of her aunt in BURLINGTON
Saturday.-T. Watson Cady has been i'll
the past week, being unable to attend 10
his sections work at the Methodist
church. Amos Cookie is taking Mr.. Cady's
place while he is ill.--Mrs. Currie is spend
ing n few days with her sister in Bur
iinrton. She will be home sometime this
week.-Horatio Curtis is at home Moth
ers Gay was observed at the Methodist
Church Sunday morning. The pastor, the
Rev. Fl. Fl. Richardson delivered an APP
proprfate address for the day.-Miss Ade-
iade Morrill, from Burlington came home
last week. opening her mothers house
Tor the summer Mrs. Carrie Morrill,, who
has been spending the past winter with
her daughter. Mrs. Dayton Webster in
Brookline. Mass, is Ill and not able to
come hore.-Two large automobile buses
from down country passed through the
village Saturday. Unfortunately. the first
one got AS far as this side Of Charles
Johnson and slowed off the bank, re-
stopped at Morton James, remaining I'M
til Sunday. We understand they were be-
ing taken TO Winoosk-A miscellaneous
shower was given Miss Mae Casey at the
rooms of the Misses LaRocque and Hamel
in Richmond Tuesday evening in honor
OF her approaching marriage to Clayton
X. Sheahan. Refreshments We're served
and delightful time enjoyed by all
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WEST BERKSHIRE

Max Jolley, or Berkshire Center, has
purchased OF Dick Paul has interest In
the store here. formerly owned by f. A.
tustin.-Mrs. G.. c. Mcdonald has re-
turned from visit at her brothers in
Jay.--Mrs. Linne Kinney and the Misses
Ellen Healy and Genevievc Emo We're in
Richford Friday The Misses Healy and
Emo attended the teachers convention
The Woman's Home Missionary society
met with Miss Flora Weld Tuesday after
noon
The Rev. w. r. Price has gone to Brat
t'eboro to attend the conference Of the
Congregational Churches held there this
Week.-Mrs.. S. p Perley, who has been
passing the winter in Sarasota, Fla, is
visiting her brother, X. A. Paul.-The
meeting of the Ladies' Aid soci-
ETY. was held in the vestry of the Consre-
gational Church Tuesday afternoon.-Mr
and Mrs. Herbert Smith were In Enos-
burg Falls Saturday to attend the fun
eral Of Mrs. Ethel Beede.-Mrs. Leslie
Clark is visiting in Boston.-The monthly
meeting Of the Corner class will be held
in the church vestry Friday evening,
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ST. GEORGE

Earl Pillsbury was home from Burling-
ton high school over Sunday.-M. w. Hins
dale and son were in Burlington Satur-
day.-Master Charles Mott, Of Burlington.
was in town Sunday visiting friends
Mrs. Earl Aver returned Sunday from
Swanton after spending a few days with
her sister and brothers.-Mr. and Mrs. r.
pr. North and Mrs. A. ]. Purcell were In
Burlington Monday.-Lawrence Wellinger
and Floyd Isham were in Burlington Sat-
nrday-Earl Aver was in South Hero
Tuesday Mrs. r. e. Forbes and son were
I'm Burlington Thursday.9John Leonard,
Mrs. +. F. Hnsdale and r. Fl. North were
in Burlington recently.-Miss Marguerite
Kehoe. of Richmond, visited at the home
of her brother, Edward Kehoe, Sunday.
f-Charles Mott, of Burlington. visited at
Frank Hinsdale's Sunday.-M. e. Car
penter, Of Charlotte, was in town Mon
fay-Charles Pease, of Chicago. visited
Mrs. G. F. Peet neutrality-suspicious. O'Clair
WAS In Burlington on business Saturday
-Charles North, Of South Burlington, was
ht r. II. North's Sunday Isham
and son, l.. j. Wellinger. were in Burling-
ION Saturday.-Leland Lyman, of Hines
burg, has been in town with his tractor.
blowing for NJ w Hinsdale
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RICHFORD

Miss Anna Arms. Of Grand Ligne, Que.
visited relatives and friends here over
the week-end.-C. II. Aiken and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. NJ. Buck went to Newport Sun
day to attend the funeral service and
burial of Charles F. Biglow.--Ernest
Shower. who was recently injured about
the right foot while working for the Rich
ford Manufacturing company. is able to
be about the streets without the aid of
crutches. -NIiss Alice Chynoweth, Miss
Daisy Stewart and IL girls attended the
older girls conference, which was held in
Burlington Friday. Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Belle W. Hull, Of Somervillc has
sold the house and lot on River street
TO Curtis rogers. Consideration s4,7Oo.-
Capt. A. j. Merrill returned home last