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SHELDON

Mr.. and Mrs. George Courtney, Mr..
and Mrs. John Courtney and Mr.. and
Mrs. stephen Graves of St. Adams were
Sunday visitors at +. c. Marvins.-J.
O. Kimball and family of Enosburg Falls
were in town recently.-Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Marsh motored to CRANKY, p. O.,
Sunday in company with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. C. Marsh.-W. Maurice and Family
Of Alburg were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. C. Marsh Monday.-Rally Day was
observed in the Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday.
Samuel B. Greene. a former resident of
this village, who for the past 10 years
has made his home in Burlington. died
Monday morning at the home of DR..
L. NJ Brown. where he had been under
treatment for several months. Death
was due to heart disease. The deceased
was &c years old and Is survived by one
grandson, Frederick Smith, of Montreal
and two nieces. Mrs. William Wright
of st. Adams and Mrs. Lula Guerney of
North Sheldon. The funeral will be held
at the home of Dr. and Mrs. L. NJ Brown
Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock
The Rev. Frank Frsbie. rector of Grace
Episcopal Church OBLIGATED. Interment
was in the village cemetery.
The Earnest Workers class will hold
a Halloween poverty social in Marshes
hall Saturday evening. Refreshments
will he served
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EAST SHELBURNE

While playing on the school grounds at
he Sutton school Friday morning, Deni-
BON Waller was struck in the eye with
hn arrow. He was taken to the Mary
Fletcher Hospital, where an operation
{vas performed to remove the injured eye.
Robert O'Brien. William O'Brien. Mr..
hnd Mrs. John OBrien. Mr.. Keefe and
Mrs. Donahue. all Of Waterbury, Frank
p Brien and John O'Brien Of Bolton were
rallers at Thomas McKenzies Saturday.
rhey came here to attend the funeral Of
heir cousin. George Hart.-Mrs. William
dillham of Jericho Is visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. David Finnissey.
MIR. and Mrs. Philiza Lamotte are par
nts of a son born Sunday.-The farmers
meeting will be held Friday evening. Oc-
ODER % at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Elliott on Dorset street. After the
business meeting a jolly time will be en-
Dyed
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BAKERSFIELD

Several from this town attended the
chicken pie supper at East Fairfield Sat-
urday evening.-G. w. Hall and family
spent Saturday in st. Albans.-W. c.
whitney lost a valuable horse last week
The animal fell into the basement through
a trap door twenty inches square-The
Rev. A. B. Ross of East Fairfield
preached at the Congregational Church
Sunday afternoon.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Davis of Cambridge called on relatives
in town Sunday. Miss May Giddings re-
turned with them to Cambridge.-Mr. and
Mrs. George Labelle of Sugar Hill, n. H..
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Davis of Johnson
visited Mrs. r. H. Potter this week.-Her-
man D. Cutting of Washington, D. c., IL
in town on business.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. J.
Barnes of Burlington were callers in
town Sunday.-F'red Ranney cut one foot
badly while chopping in the woods Satur-
day. He was obliged to walk mile to
reach home. Several stitches were re-
quired to close the wound.-This COM
munity was saddened by news of the
death of Fl. II. Farrand which occurred
at the Fanny Allen hospital Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Farrand, who have been resi-
dents of this town for many years, moved
to Burlington only few weeks ago. Mr..
Farrand was much esteemed by all who
knew him, and the family has the sym.
pathy of the community.
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HIGHGATE CENTER

DR.. and Mrs. e. A. Bates have returned
home from q. Pew days visit with rels-
tives and friends in Burlington-Nrs.
Fl. j. Lyon left Tuesday evening for
New York city. called there by the III
ness Of her sister, Mrs. II. c. Manner
j. c. Pierce of Buffalo. N. Y, is spend
ing the week in town.--Mrs. William
Chase OF Lyme, N. H.. is visiting her
mother, Mrs George L. Stimets.-An
anniversary dance will be given by
Wildey Rebekah Lodge. No. 16, I. o.
o. r. at Foresters hail. Friday evening.
November IL. Feltons orchestra Of 81.
Adams will furnish music and refresh.
ments will be served.-The board Of civil
authority will meet In the town clerks
office on Saturday Of this week to mako
additions to the voting check list to be
used at the election on Tuesday Of next
week. II not already registered. be sure
and attend this meeting Of the board
and have your name placed on the list
ID. f. Minor of Barre is visiting friends
in town.-Miss Dorothy Dorrance of
Hardwick spent the weekend In town
with friends.-J. P. Steele of Marlboro,
Mass, was In town Sunday visiting his
mother, Mrs. Mary Steele
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poets to remain In Sherbrooke this win.
ter.-Mrs. Jane Burleson is housekeeper
Tor william Taylors-Miss Mary Hurl-
burt was In Enosburg Falls Saturday,
Mrs. s. p. Perley visited in Burlington
last week.-M. p. Perley, Miss Katherine
Perey, Miss Belle c. Stone, Mrs. M. p.
Chaffee and Leslie Thomas, of Enosburg
Falls. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II
F. Comings Thursday afternoon and eve
ming. 1t was Mr. Comings birthday and
a few of the ncighbors were invited for
the evening.-Charles Perley and daugh-
ter, OF Massachusetts,. who have been
visiting his brother, Curtis Perley, and
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Louverin, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. But.
ton, have returned home.
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ENOSBURG FALLS

Mr.. and Mrs Roy H. Strohecker Of
Morris town. N. Y, have been passing
a few days in the home of Mrs. Stro-
hecker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. o. Mer-
rill.-A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer King, October 2I.-Mr. and Mrs.
c. c. Stanley passed Sunday in Stan
bridge East.-Misses Laura Towle and
Louise Carpenter were Sunday visitors
in st. Albans.-W j. Redmond went to
Fayston Saturday returning with Mrs.
Redmond Sunday. Miss Alice Young ac-
companied him to Randolph. where she
Will pass a few days.
w. II. Towle. c. C. Stanley and p. c.
Hammond attended the funeral of John
Webster in Franklin Friday.-Elmer Col
cord of Milwaukee and Frank Colcord OF
New York city are passing a few days
in the home of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. II. B. Colcord. of South Franklin
]. w. Betty has sold his residence on
Church street to George II. Fairbanks
of Enosburg Center-Mr. and Mrs. c. II.
Welch went to Morrisville Friday for
a few dayS' visit
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WEST ENOSBURG

One night recently Mrs. d. L. Cush-
man heard noise in her hen house and
on going down found some hens gone
Evidently the thief was frightened away
as the hens returned the next day and
bag was found back of the barn.-The
harvest supper held in the Grange hall
Friday evening for the benefit of the
Epworth League was well attended,
News reached here Of the birth of a
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bet
ters at Barre, October D.-Mrs. c. b
Ovitt and daughter Ruth, visited at the
home Of Mrs. Ovitt's son, Clyde Ovitt,
in Danville Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Murray and daugh-
ters, Dula and Doris of Berk shire visited
at the home of Oakley Rounds Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. O. Stone recently visited
at the home of their son, Forrest Stone
in Berkshire.-Friday evening, October "a
there will be an illustrated lecture at the
Methodist Church.-Mr. and Mrs. C A.
Craig and Doris Linus of Enosburg Falls
visitd at the home of George Stufflebean
Sunday.--Clifford ShanGrew visited at
the home of Craige Ovitt Sunday.
MIRA. and Mrs. W. r. Ovitt were in
St. Adams Sunday to meet their daugh-
ter. Miss Irene Ovitt. who has been pass
ing the summer in Boston.-Mr and Mrs.
Ernest Hull and son, Wendall, visited
at the home of Mrs. Hulls parents. Mr..
and Mrs. II. II. Kelly. at East Enosburg
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frazer and
little daughter visited at the home of
e. w. Houston Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
William Sturges of Proctorsville visit
ed at the home of Mr.. Sturges sister
Mrs II. II. Hull, last week.
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EAST CHARLOTTE

The funeral of George Hart of Shell
.burnc. who died at the home of his uncle
George Hart, Thursday, took place Sat
nrday morning from ST. Catherine's
Church in Shelburne. Mr.. Hart, who
was born and has spent most Of his life
here is survived by his wife, three chill
iren. Hugh, Hilda and Bernard. his
Father. John Hart; one sister. Miss Nellie
and by two brothers. Thomas and John
A.-Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Carpenter at
tended the funeral of Homer Ferrand In
Burlington Tuesday.Miss Sarah Woos-
ter. Mrs. Phoebe Emo and Mrs. Edward b
Sherman have returned from a stay OF
two weeks at Thompson's Point.-George
Sequin is recovering from an attack of
sciatica rheumatism.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. F.
Gleason of West Ferrisburg, whose
house was destroyed by fire recently, has
purchased the Parker farm and are NOV
Ing here.
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WEST BERKSHIRE

Mrs. Elmer Miller of Richford has pur-
chased Harry Dolan's house. Her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hazel Lambert. has moved into
the house.-Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Lv-
ingston have closed their house and gone
to Richford to spend the winter with
their son, A. j. Livingston.-Mr and Mrs.
f.. A. Mosier have gone to Waterville,
Me-, to see their daughter. Mrs. ID. NJ.
Burnett. who is ill.-Mrs. Lucy Paxman
has gone to California to spend the VIM
ter.--Mr. and Mrs. William Collins of
Worcester, Mass, are visiting Mr.. Col
Inns parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Collins
Miss Miranda Ewins Is moving her
household goods to Richford.-George
Mackay of Barre was in town Thurs
day on business.
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JERICHO CENTER

At the harvest supper and auction sale
held last week, $50 was cleared for the
Aid Society. Mrs. James Stafford spent the
week in Portland, Me-. with her
brother. who was there on business
Mrs. Ernest Dustin and little daughter
were guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
u. H. Smith, recently.--Mr. and Mrs. e.
y. Jordan were guests of the Rev. and
Mrs. s. II. Barnum in Weybridge and
Mrs. Barnum returned with them and is
spending a few days with friends.-The
following officers were elected at the
annual meeting of the Social Service
club: President. Mrs. Gertrude Jordan
vice president. Mrs. Mary RANSOM; sec
rotary, Mrs. Anna Nealy; treasurer. Mrs.
Addie Stles.-Mrs. Martha Mckenzie of
Lodi, Cal. was present and addressed
the ladies for few moments on well
and Miss Amelia Keller of Essex. Mrs.
Stella Aver of Frederick. S. D.. and Mr..
and Mrs Wolcott Beach of Burlington
were weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs
I. l.. Thompson. Charles Bell and son,
Russell, have returned to Shower, Mich,
being called here by the death of Mrs.
II. T.. Bates.-Mrs. Martha Fuller of
Waterbury is the guest Of Mrs r. A..
stiles.
Miss Susie Moffitt of East Berkshire.
is the guest of Mrs. James Stafford
Mrs. Ellen Morse attended the golden
wedding of MIR. and Mrs. George Hunt
ley In Fairfax Thursday.-The pupils Of
the Lee River school will give an enter
tainment Friday evening November 3.
Refreshments will be served and an i'm
p vitaton is extended to all to attend
Miss Dessa Bolger was in Burlington
Wednesday.--Mrs.S s. II. Barnum has re-
turned to Weybridge. Mrs. Barnum and
Mrs. j. w Hart were guests on Tues
day of Mrs. Cora Chaplin in Burlington.
The Foreign Missionary Society will
meet with Mrs. Gertrude Jordan Satur-
|day afternoon at 2:3O. Mrs. Lizzie Free
Ichette will lead the meeting.
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Brownell reach their new home in Glens
Falls. N. Y.
Frederic Stanley, who has had a studio
In the Douglas block during the summer
months, has gone to New York, where
he Will follow his profession.
Mrs. Frances Colby is confined to her
home by Illness. Mrs. Colby is suffering
from nervousness caused by tho shock
received when her business in the Depot
restaurant was damaged by the fire at
the station Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Kelley and family
or North Troy were guests on Saturday
of the Rev. and Mrs. William Millar.
Mr.. Kelley expects to move here next
week and will go into business, having
rented blacksmith shop on School
street.
Plans are In progress for the opening
or the parish house November T. The
regular tickets are now on sale at the
same price as last year. The committee
hopes to employ a physical director for
the coming season. And special tickets
Will be issued to those who shall take the
classes. As the success Of this plan will
depend largely upon the number who
shall intimate their Intention of taking
physical training. the superintendent, the
Rev. William Millar will be glad to re-
ceive as soon as possible the names of
those who intend taking up the work.
A. F. Parsons has leased his ice busi-
ness to Messrs. Stanton and Gabaree Of
Shelburne. These gentlemen will take
possession November l.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. II. Wright. who have
been occupying the Heman Rice home-
stead which they purchased last spring.
have rented the same to Mr.. and Mrs.
W. II. Kelley of North Troy, who will
move here this week
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returned last week F'riday.-Mr. and
Mrs Henry o. Whitney and mother,
Mrs William whitney, of Essex juno
tion' attended the harvest supper and
entertainment Friday night at the
Methodist Episcopal vestry here.--Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Brownell and Mrs.
winters of Burlington were guests of
Mrs Carrie Morrill, Eunday.-Mrs.
Harris Metcalf and child, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Metcalf,
have returned to their home I'm Water
bury.
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MONTGOMERY

Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Fuller have re.
turned from their wedding trip.-Albert
Paronto has delivered a new car to his
brother DR.. Keelan, having driven it
from Springfield. Mass.-W. H. Moffett
passed last week in and around Randolph
on business.-Mrs. Peter Bolt Is quite i'll.
Ernest Boynton of st. Adams passed the
weekend here. Mrs. Boynton. who has
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Bombard, returned with htn.-The Ep-
worth League has arranged for a Hal.
lowc'en social In the village hall Friday
night commencing at 7:So.-Mr and Mrs.
Charles Prior and three children OF st.
Adams spent the weekend at W. H. Mof-
fett's.-Mr and Mrs. Fairbrother and Mrs-
Henry LaFountain Of Newport spent Sum-
day with Mr.. and Mrs Robert Mougo.-
Temperance Sunday will be observed at
the Methodist Church Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. II. Whitcomb and son.
Fay, and Mrs. Carpenter and son Of Enos-
berg spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
EN- Shangraw.
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ST. GEORGE

Mrs r. Il. Forbes and son were in Bur-
lington on business Saturday.-Mr. and
Mrs r. II. North and family were in
Richmond October 20 to attend the
funeral of Mr.. North's brotner-in-law
l.. A. Johnson.-Mr. and Mrs. Perry Rus
sell of Shelburne were at G. F. Peets
recently.-Mr. and Mrs. r.. n. North at
tended the funeral of Miss Labounty in
Essex Friday.-Mrs. r. Z. Forbes and
son, Benjamin. and Mrs. Edward Kshoe
and son visited at Tiras Isham's in Will
iston Sundays. J. Noonan and Mrs
A. j. Purcell were in Shelburne to at
tend the funeral of their cousin, George
Hart. Saturday.-L. J. Wellinger and
son were in Williston Sunday. Miss
Jennie Wellnger returned home with
them after passing the past week with
her aunt, Mrs. Lewis Miles.-Mr and
Mrs. G.. F. Peet were in Burlington on
business Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Hinsdale were in Burlington Saturday,
Earl and Allen Pillsbury of Burlington
were weekend visitors Of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Caleb Pillsbury. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fits of Bellows Falls, who were
married Friday, are guests at the same
place. Mrs. Fits will be rememt cred
as Miss Laura Pillsbury, eldest daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Pillsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fits returned to Bellows
Falls Sunday.-Margaret Wellinger has
been Ill the past week.-Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton Alger Of Monkton were in town
on business recently.-Earl Aver was in
Montpelier on business Friday and Sat-
urday.-Mr. and Mrs. Ira Chase were in
Burlington recently.-Mrs. Clarence Car
penter and three children have returned
to their home in Hinesburg after nearly
two weeks spent with her aunt, Mrs
Frank Hinsdale.-Mrs. Butler and Mrs
Ethel Young were Sunday visitors at the
home of Irving Isham.
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NORTH HERO

Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Way and daugh-
ter, Thelma. Of Burlington. were Sun
day guests Of Mr.. Ways father. A. II.
Way.-There will be 4 supper given at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Dom
aldson Thursday evening, October
2s. The proce eds of the evening will ap-
ply on the salary Of the pastor, the Rev.
G. A. Emery.-The banquet last week.
held for the men of this town under the
direction Of District Superintendent w.
r. Davenport, assisted by the Rev. G. A.
Emery, for the purpose of getting them
better interested In church work ana
the public welfare of the town III general.
was q real success. Two classes were
formed. a mems class with George Tud-
hope as its president, and a women's
class with Mrs. Emery as its chairman
Mrs. Louisa Ladd. of Essex, visited at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Atkins
last week.-Mrs.. William vantine. whose
family has been RECALLING themselves on
October raspberries, sent portion of those
picked October l6 to "A sick neighbor. Mrs
John knight. and they were much appre-
ciated by her, being an unusual gift at
this time of year.-Mrs Sherman Dodda
is visiting relatives in 81. Lawrence
county, n. Y.-Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Germond have gone to Gilboa and Dur
ham. in the southern part Of New York
State, to visit Mr.. Germond's parents
and other relatives. They went in their
Overland car and Mr.. Germond hopes to
enjoy a hunting trip and bring home some
game.-Howard Tudhope, of Burlington.
spent the weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. David Tudhope.-Mrs. Arthur
Way spent the weekend in Burlington
Fred Lavine pulled a turnip few days
ago that tipped the scales at 16 pounds.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

l.. Allen Of North Troy was a business
visitor In town last week.-Mrs.. II. A.
Gilman Of Richford visited at Judge
c. A Gardyne's the first Of the week.
Mrs Ruth Jordan Of Richford is in
town visiting Mrs. Ella Centerbar.-Mrs.
A. H. Gardyne is seriously ill.-James
Levin has sold his farm to Walter Lum
bra and purchased of Clarence Halle the
Dana Head farm, paying $4,000 for the
same.-L G. Libby has sold his home to
Rawson Halle.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

The Progressive Agricultural club will
hold its regular meeting Friday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs l. G.
Elliott on Dorset street. 1t Is requested
that all who attend wear a masquerade
costume Willard Prince, who is stay
ing at E. ]. Walkers on Fourth street,
had the misfortune to fall Monday after
noon and break one arm in two places.
The Lend a Hand Circle of the Kings
Daughters realized sH.35 from it's recent
supper at b. l. Newton's.-Mr. and Mrs.
Rae Millham spent Sunday with relatives
in Cambridge.
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Grand Isle County
GRAND ISLE

The Ladies' Aid society will meet
this afternoon with Mrs. Hardy
Sylvester. All members are requested
to be esent.-There will be an Epworth
League meeting at the parsonage Satur-
day evening.--Next Sunday there will be
preaching at 1920 a. M, the Rev. A. E.
Schoff. pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church at Alburg will be the preacher.
Bible school will meet at 1l:30.-The Rev.
H. p. Sweet will preach at Alburg Gen.
ter and Alburg Springs next Sunday.
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FLETCHER

Mr.. and Mrs. Rayburr MacMahor
and son. Mrs. c. L. MacMah9n and Mrs.
Helen wilkins and Mrs. Charles Bruce
of Stowe were visitors at Eldon Lamb
recently.-William Evans and Miss Ruth
Sweet were married October a1.-E. j.
Hooper was in Burlington Saturday.
Merton Driscol is moving to Fairfax.-
Mr.. and Mrs. William Howard Of Essex
were visitors at Mr.. Hunts Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fleming, Mr.. and
Mrs. Claud Fleming and daughter, Wv
ian. visited at Fl. L. Spauldings and L. c.
Clark Sunday.-L. A. Wetherbee has
several men and teams working on the
permanent road leading into Fairfax line.
Those who visited at Mr.. Hunts
Sunday We're Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller and
Jessie Bailey of st. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kendall of Enosburg Falls, Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Cello of Barton and Mr.. F. E.
Smith of Milton.-Mrs. Lucia Parsons is
very ill.
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ESSEX JUNCTION

~ ~, = i,,oro, u,ho corductod har-
-, T., ~ Ds,oS p,,h,;.h,ng Gown
h,no,, ~ ,,a,n a,root dtod THURS
o,.o.noon ,o,,o,,,;nn .hort uinea.
Tha E,agr ana prownsII house on
49, pear1 stree. .ooa,har With four
10. y, Iond hove haan cold IN Stenben
rrah. -, EaS, s.,roat Mr. and Mrs
ron,no,, ana Mrs. E,agr yho b.va
ga har. for tho nest r,no wear. com.
a. h.ra from pur,inyton viii move
c,ans Falls NJ v where their son.
NJ n M Rrowne,, 4. engaged in
,s,nss,
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ESSEX CENTER

w. T. Hanley, Who has been visiting
in Worcester, Mass. returned 50 urt,ay.
Miss Lillian Bixbv and friend, Miss
Rhoda, of MoHt.clcr Seminary spoi. The
weekend ~ hume.-Sunday .'tuilS.
october 81, a 1:;u, the Rev nv W,srolt
will use for his subject. "Tho l.c. que
of Nations and Its Relatioi g. The
Church Life of America Mrs. l.. c.
Booth was called to Hinesburg last week
to attend the funeral of her brother,
Mr.. Lewis.-N. S. Storey has sold his
place to Mr.. Saxton and will move to
St Adams November
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and Mrs. u. II. Chamberlin and Miss
Helen Powers attended the funeral of
Miles Phillips at Highgate Center Sunday.
Mr.. Phillips was n former resident here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Scott and Miss
Marion Gilbert visited several days last
week in Montreal.-Mr. and Mrs. f. H..
Chamberlin ]. H. Glidden and Mrs. II. G..
Glidden were in Richford Monday.-Mr
and Mrs. Henry Durack and son have
gone to Burlington. where Mr.. Durack
has employment with DR.. insolvency.
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FAIRFAX

son was born recently TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Marshall.-M. f. Shedd has
returned from a short visit with friends
in Boston. His mother, Mrs. ]. D.
Shedd. who has been spending several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. T.. Brown.
In Merose Highlands, Mass, returned
home with hm.-Mr and Mrs. Ralph
Buck were business visitors In st. Adams
Saturday.-Mr and Mrs. Wesley N.
Brush are the parents of a daughter.
Ella L., born Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs.
George NJ. Huntley celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary Thursday
afternoon from three to five by receiv-
ing congratulations from their friends.
About so were present from Essex juno
ton, Waterbury, Hinesburg. Westford
and other places. Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt
ley were the recipients of many choice
gifts OF gold and siver.-Mrs. Harry
Dinsmore returned home Sunday from
Burlington, where she mad been passing
Il week with friends.-There was a good
attendance at the mems banquet Friday
evening at the Methodist Church. Music
was furnished by the male quartet and
a cornet solo by DIR. Griswold was
greatly enjoyed. A mems Bible class
was formed at the close and all present
Joined the class At the first meeting
Sunday at II o'clock there were 20 pres
emit. Prin. ]. S. Kingsley was elected
president, @. L. Butler secretary. DR..
Griswold treasurer and the Rev. A. H.
Webb teacher.-Mrs w. V. F'arr of Bur-
lngton, who has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. w. H. King, returned home Satur-
day.-Edward Carpenter spent tho week.
end in town.