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MONTGOMERY CENTER

c. II. Domino has been appointed by
the seiectmen to succeed the late II.
H. Marcy as collector of delinquent
taxes Mr.. Marcy had made an excel
lent collector and his death is regretted
by the town officials.-Mrs. Hattie
Hart of this place died at ST. Adams
hospital Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Cleon
orion of Fairfax were callers at w. j.
Wright's Saturday as were Joseph
Bowles and Mrs. Wheeler and son.
William Wheeler of Morrisville Sun
day.-Several from here are in st. AL
bans this week attending the law suit
Missisquoi Pulp & Paper Co. VS.. May
land Tillotson of Lowell over n dispute
in the lines between this town and
Lowell.-Special services are being
held at the Catholic Church this week
Bishop Rice Of Burlington was here
Sunday.-Rodney Dodge sold his per-
sonal property and farm on the Notch
road at auction Tuesday. The real
estate being sold to Charles Dutch
bury for $1,000. Mr. Dodge, who has
been a resident for many years, has
purchased a house in Swanton and will
move there,
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EAST FRANKLIN

Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Olmstead and Mr..
and Mrs. T.. w. Olmstead and son visited
at White Diver Junction last week and at
tended the State fair.-Mary Mashia and
Cheradien Chaffee, OF Richford. were re-
cent guests at the home of c. A. Dewing.
Mrs. Henry Durach has returned from
the Mary Fletcher hospital. where she was
operated upon.-Mr and Mrs. Charles Sal
isbury and Aubrey Cooley. of Stanbridge,
Que, we're at the home OF II. c. Glidden
Friday Mrs. Sarah wilkins. Miss Alice
Barnes. Mr.. and Mrs. c. w Chamberlin
and children, of North Pinnacle, Que,
were in town Sept. S.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Elrick have returned to ST. Johns
hnrV
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TOWNSVILLE

Miss Pansy Buzzell has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Clif Buxton.-Walter
Minckier of Lyndonville is the guest of
his sister. Mrs. Howard Fuller.-Miss
Marietta York spent the weekend at her
home in West Bolton.-Ernest Norton has
returned from visiting his sister, Mrs.
Charles oliver. of Waterbury. Harrison
Lombard and Lean Daley of Montpelier
were Sunday visitors Of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Lombard.--Mrs. Hattie Coughlin and
son. Edward, have returned to Concord
N. H.. after spending two weeks, the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. =. Crandall.-
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WEST ENOSBURG

Miss Myrtle Casavant of this place and
Miss Lena Jacobs of East Enosburg have
gone to Bristol, Conn, where they have
employment.-Merrill Casavant, w. p.
Shangraw and son, Clifford, d. Il. Hough-
ton and Roy Kelley attended the State
fair at White River Junction Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Hull and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Hull spent a few days last
week at Proctorsvi.e.-Mr and Mrs. Will
liam Perkins are visitors at the home OF
their daughter, Mrs. Wendall Puffer, at
Boltonville.
The Ladies' Aid society will hold a
chicken pie supper and apron sale at the
Grange Hall Friday evening.-Mr. and
Mrs Henry Garrow and five children of
South Franklin recently visited at the
home of Mr.. Garrow's sister. Mrs Lutte
Touchette.-Mrs. Rollin Bround. Miss
Evelyn and Robert Brom Of Bakersfield
visited at the home Of Mrs. Broms
mother, Mrs. Louise Norway. Sunday
Mrs. Fred Ovitt, Craig Ovitt and Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Kelley attended the State
fair at White River Junction Thursday.
They visited at the home of the Rev.
]. G. Sails at Waterbury Center Thurs
day evening.
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RICHFORD

Kenneth Freer has returned to Boston
to resume his studies at the New Art
school.-Mrs. Georgia Jarvis, Of Boston
is visiting at the home of her parents, DR..
and Mrs. c. C. Smith. OF Province street.
Miss Lillian Watson of Montreal Is visit
ing at the home of her sister, Mrs. G.
Sherman Clark.-William Gilman of Mass
achusetts Institute OF Technology visited
at the home Of his parents, Mr.. ard Mrs.
II. A. Gilman. Of Center street, during
the past Week.-Mrs. Margaret Gardyne
and Miss Marjorie Gilman have gone to
Quebec. where they will visit at the
home of their uncle, Fred Elkins.-Mar-
shall st. German of Dorchester. Mass,
has been visiting at the home of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred st. German.
Mrs. j. w. Kelley of Boston Is visiting
at the home OF Mrs. Remi Denonville. of
Liberty street Miss Ruth Burbank went
Friday to Concord. N. H., where she will
take a business course In the Concord, y.
II business College.
Wayne Woodwork, deputy collector of
customs at Highgate. Is visiting at the
home Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Woodworth.-Mrs Raymond c. Hawley
and two children. of Billings Mont, who
have been v!s!tine relatives and friends
for the past three months, returned to
their home Tucsday. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. !. b. Hawley,
who go to Billings for n months visit
with their daughter. hrs. lockwood
Brown. and their son, Raymond c. Haw-
ley.-The teachers Of tho Richford high
ard graded schools are attending the
State Teachers Convention. which Is
being held in Burlington this week.
MIS-. Nellie Morse and Mrs. Eva Paxman
OF the Baptist Church attended the Sun
day school convention which was held In
st. Jehnsbury last week Friday and
Saturday.-Mrs. Carleton Searls Of Chi
cago Is visiting at the home of her niece,
Mrs c. NJ. Rounds.
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ALBURG

Mrs Martha Vosburgh of Highgate
is the guest Of her son. F. NJ Vosburgh.
Mildred Hazen and Elvah Bohannan.
pupils of the Bush school, won first
and second honors in the county SPELL
ing contest held at Isle La Motto Sat-
urday night. They left for Burlington
Wednesday where they will compete
in the State contest-Schools in town
are closed to enable the teachers to
attend the State teachers convention
in Burlington. "Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday-Mr. and Mrs Gordon Vos-
burg are visiting relatives in Hartford
and Bridgeport. Conn.-The Rev. {. B.
Davis of Walden. a former pastor here.
was in town Monday. Mrs. Alice Crel-
Ter accompanied him home.
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JERICHO CENTER

Mrs. Martha Reynolds of Burlington
has been tho guest OF Miss Emma Bicl.-
we'll recently Mrs. Carrie Bruce Miss
Irene Bruce and Seth Bruce OF ESSEX
Junction were guests Of AIRS. Irving Bal-
lard the past few days.-Maurice Beers
of Burlington way a Sunday visitor ct
Mr.. Wissc's-The Woman's Home Mis-
slonary society held on all days meeting
TLesSay In the parish house. A no; dir
nor w1s served to the public and school
children. Mrs. Cora Chaplin OF Bu-ling-
ton had charge of the meeting.-The
Social Service club held a porch party
with Mr.. Mary Ramson Thursday az
ternoon. Refreshments wore served and
II ladies were present A reception Of
unusual interest was held last Friday
evening IN the ladies' hal, for the enter
ing class. A program was carried out
consisting Of music by the Young p.oplos'
orchestra. songs. a short speech by tho
pastor and mock school with George
BicEwell as teacher and Maurce John
son as superintendent. The freshmen
were the scholars. Punch was served and
the rest of the evening was spent in dane
ing.-Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Miles and Miss
Eunce George of Middlesex and Mr.. and
Mrs. f. F. Como of Burlington have
been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Law
rence.-Mrs. Charles Kenyon and daugh-
ter of Essex were guests Sunday of Mrs.
Edward Tob!n.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Written and children of Essex were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nealy
Sunday.-Mrs. Lydia Nealy of Cnderhil
Is with her brother. w. C. Fields. for a
few days.
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RIVERSIDE

William Burnett and Mesdames Raw
son Hawley and Mouton returned Mon
day from st. Johnsbury, where they at
tended the State Sunday school convention.
They experienced some difficulty Friday
in reaching there on account of the high
water.-Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Chapman
have returned from their wedding trip and
are moving into their new home. The
school In the Scion Rawson district has
been reopened and Mrs Lillian Cross Is
teaching there.-Miss Orpha Howe, who
has been visiting her mother, has gone to
Burlington and is at present nursing at
Shelburne Farms.-Lynn Batchelder and
bride, OF Mechanicsvile. y, Y, have been
visiting his uncle. William Batchelder.-
r. II. Metcalf has retuNled to Poland
Me-, after visiting relatives and friends
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Lamoille County
STOWE

steady downpour Of rain all day
Thursday and until four o'clock Fri
day morning raised the streams to the
highest point reached in several years.
The river meadows were flooded and
the cross road from the river road to
the main road at Moscow was rendered
impossible for time. Some forms
were washed away at +. Z. Smiths
dam and the engine and mixer were
covered and perhaps washed away.
George F. Adamss shop could not run
Friday on account of the high water.
A bridge near H. G.. Fuller's in stowe
Hollow was washed away.-lA D.
Harlow, who recently sold his farm,
in stowe Hollow to Arthur Doane OF
Cambridge, has purchased George T..
Vests farm at Moscow and will have
possession October IL,
improvements making OF the Unity
Church building, preparing It for the use
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ond of series of car parties given by
the Womans Auxiliary of Trinity Church
will be held this evening at Trinity hall.
Refreshments will be served.-Mrs.
Adelaide Landon is visiting relatives In
Shedo.-Miss Jennie Rankin has returned
from passing two weeks in Oneonta, n. Y.
Miss Bessie Johnson of North iona.
wanda, N. Y, former resident of Mil
ton, had the honor to march in the parade
in Buffalo, n. Y, celebrating the Booth
anniversary of the landing of the Pilgrims
and marched five miles, being a color
bearer. The march was pictured for the
movies and Sunday papers
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WEST BERKSHIRE

MIR. and Mrs. Potter and family. Of
Fairfield. were callers In town Sunday
Mrs. Harley Hill 10 at the Mary Fletcher
hospital. Burlington. for treatment.-Reg.
inald Paquette and daughters, Anna and
June, ana Mrs. Annie Dimond, OF Hard
wick, called on frienda here Sunday.-rhe
Ladies' AID society served q harvest sup
per to large crowd at the church We'd
nesday Sept. G-Miss Lillian Weleh won't
Friday to Saranao Lake, NJ T., whore
she has employment.
Fred Cotton and Mary Hushey Of Aber-
corn were married at the Methodist par
sonage, Saturday evening, October 2, by
the Rev. G. C. Mcdonald, The same eve-
ming occurred the marriage at the parson-
age. of Kenneth Broe OF Highyate, ana
Alice Demar of Abercorn, by tho Rev.
Mr.. Mcdonald. Tho single ring service
was used for both ceremonies.-The pro-
ceeds of the Ladies' Aid supper last We'd
nesday evening we're &3c.sa.--Mr. and Mrs.
@. u. Paxman attended the State Fair at
White River Junctton.-D, f. Weld was
In Sheldon on business Monday,-Mrs. \.
C. Derby Of Richford. visited Mrs. Linnle
Kinney recently.
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SHELDON

Mrs Adelaide Landon Of Milton is WIS.,
iting friends in town.-Mrs. Hayden Gil
bert of Bakersfield was a weekend wish
tor at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Austin.-Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bush
attended the State fair In White River
Junction last week.-Mr. and Mrs. T. c.
Jennison have returned from An auto
mobile trip to Lowell Mass.-Mrs. Ar
dele Fu!lington visited in Milton last
week-Mr. and Mrs. Fl. p. Marsh and
Mrs. Ella Lanpher were In Franklin
Monday.-The chicken-pie supper served
by the ladies Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church Melted about $s0-The Ladies'
Aid society will meet with Mrs. H. o.
Marsh this afternoon-The Earnest
Workers class is invited to meet Friday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
W. Longman.
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FLETCHER

Miss Mary Boozan of Illinois is visiting
relatives in town.-Several from here at
tended the State fair.-F. A. Kezer has
moved to the Leach farm which he re-
Gently purcha sed-Mrs. Mable Mitchell
and son of Fairfield visited at the homo
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Call.
rscently.-Mrs. Mary Gallup OF jefferson
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WESTFORD

c. Il. Stearns. a longtime resident
of this town died at the Fanny Allen
hospital Thursday morning at one
o'clock after a lingering Illness of six
weeks at the hospital. He would have
celebrated his 50th birthday ami
versary next month. The funeral was
held at his late residence In West
ford Sunday at ono o'clock. Burial was
In B!nghamvIlle OWNS to I h G
funeral of Mr. Stearns the church serv-
Ice and reception of new members will
take place Sunday. October 10.
The funeral Of c. b. Stearns was held
Sunday at his late home in the village.
The beautiful day made 1t possible for
his many friends, far and near. to attend.
Many beautiful flowers were contributed
consisting of n mixed pillow from the
Masonic order: a mixed wreath from the
K. Of r. order; spray Of red and white
carnations from the Pythian Sisters;
spray of pink carnations from the Eastern
star. The Rev W. W. White officiating.
took his text from John. 1l:2s. Tho Mas
ter Is come and calleth fer thee The
malc quartet gave two selections, Nearer
My God to Thee" and God BE with
You TIL We Meet Again" The bearers
We're six brother Knights and the burial
WAS ConuU'led ny llt MdSunlC DlUtI VI
which he was n member. Those 10 at
tend the funeral from out of town were Il.
II. Beeman. Albany. y. V, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Beeman. St. Adams; Herbert
Parker Wolcott: T. u. Jackson and
daughters. the Misses Mae, Ruth and
Helen, from Hardwick; Mr.. and Mrs.
Joel Parker Morrisvie: Mr.. and Mrs.
T. q. Lunt. Morrisv!lle MIR. and Mrs
IT. l.. Stevens Morrlsvillc: Mrs William
Warren. Morrisvile. Mrs. Katie Howard
Burlington; Mr. and Mrs. Wallie Stearns.
burlington: Mr.. and Mrs. William Emery,
G-oton; Mrs Emma Gravcin, Burling'
ton: Chauncy Cook, Burlington: Henry
Smith, Malletts Bay: Mr.. and MIS-. Car
roll Stone OF Colchester, besides many
friends from the nenrer towns of Fairfax.
Milton. Georgia, t'nderhill and Essex. In
terment WAS at Blnghamville In sight OF
Mr.. stones blrthplaco.--The Ladies Aid
met at the Baptist Church for din
ner Wednesday.--Mr and Mrs. Irving
Thompson were guests at II. e. Bates
Sunday.-Mr. CHER and daughter from
Hardwick were guests at J. r. Moran's
Sunday.-The Pythian Sisters will hold
their first meeting Thursday night. Oc-
tober MIR. Stevens Is moving off the
Fay farm and Mr.. Fay moves back there
this week.
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GRAND ISLE

Claude Parks left last week Thursday
for the Middle West, where he is to
continue his work as vetsrinary.-Ir
is reported that Mrs. Carrie Bulls has
purchased Victor Sylvester's farm.-Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Bushway are the parents
OF son. born october Airs. II. Q.
MCGOWAN and daughter Marjorie, spent
sunday in Swanton.
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ESSEX CENTER

The dance given by the senior class
Friday night was attended by SO couples.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Ayers were In
Richmond Sunday to attend the funeral
IF Mrs. Ella Freman.--The Ladies' Aid
Will serve a chicken-ple supper at the
parish house FRIDAY from $50 to 500
o'clock.--The remains of Hammond La
yigune were brought here fran Willis
Ton for burial Monday in the Old ceme-
tery beside his mother.-Mr and Mrs l..
]. Bixby attended the funeral Of Mrs,
Ella Freeman at Richmond Sunday.-Mrs
n. e. Nichols and Mrs. Walter Wescott
we're in Richmond Sunday to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Ella Freeman.-Mr. and
Mrs Harold Adams visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Knight in Burlington Sunday.
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COLCHESTER

H. NJ. Do.ids has moved his goods to
Burlington, where no has a position mr.
Ing on the Central Vermont railroad.
Later he will move TO st. Adams The
woodmcn's dance. hold Frida evening,
was largely attended.-Miss Hazel Hun
tress, who has bene III at tho home Of
her parents, Is much better.-The or sam
cry has been closed for a time, mort Of
the milk being trucked to Mlton.-A son,
Hubert Almyra, was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. c. r. Button September N.-Louis
Sweeney has sold his place at the village
to Fam Anderson and has gone TO New
HampBhire to live.--It is reported that
a. w. Newton has purchased the Nelson
place of Mr. and Mrs. w I. Bennett
Walter Mayo has moved to the a. Il.
1line farm and Mr.. and Mrs. Blne are
70 move to their place near Colchester
Station.-John Morehorse has moved TO
Coon Hill. where he will work for J. J.
Kingsley. Ernest Johnson will move from
the A. L. H!ne house to that Of T. II.
Hogan.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

zch Dcforee has sold his farm IN Essex
Center and Is moving into the Dean
hoosc.--Eusons Butter has returned home
e-or, tho Mary Fletcher hospital, where
&c hac been tho past five Torths.-M'ss
Grace Wright Of South Hero is visiting
her brother. Merton Wright -Fren!i
Mills Is moving TO the Hendec farm,
wn!sh h, will carry on tho coming year.
Thorias Mills will run the s;o;e vacated
by Frank Mills.
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HUNTINGTON

The remains Of Lola l.. Sears, widow of
the late Fred f. Sears. arrived from
Hartford, Conn, Thursday evening, &C
companied by her children. They were
met at Richmond and taken to the home
of her son, Earl f. Sears. where the
funeral was held Sunday at 200 p m.
Burial was in the family lot in Maplewood
cemetery.-Mr. and Mrs George Wells
are moving to their home here, purchased
of the late Sarah Fargo estate.-Enos
Pecott is moving to the Center to the
place vacated by Mr.. Wells.-Mrs. J. Fl.
Norton entertained the Kings Daugh-
ters Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Gladwin Spaulding and
daughter, Wilma are visiting for week
in Rutland and New York State.-Dr. and
Mrs. Falby are entertaining his brother.
Henry, and wife from Boston.-M. A.
Alger attended the funeral of cousin
In Warren Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Josiah
Fuller and daughter. Reba, of Fairfax
were with Mr.. and Mrs L. II. Kinds Sun
day.-The Misses Stephenson and Weston
from the school here viii. attend the
teachers convention in Burl!ngton.-Sev-
eral from here attended the funeral Of
Mrs. Freeman in Richmond Sunday.
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WILLISTON

Homer Prior Is confined to the house
with bronchtis.-Th rummage sale FRI
day and Saturday netted nearly 800 clear
Of expenses. This will help the sidewalk
fund.-H. o. Bryant went to Hyde Park
this week Monday where he has a Job
for the fall.--Fred May spent Monday Of
this week in Essex Junction.-Mrs. Den
mis- Kendrew, Mrs. Clarence Christmas
and Mrs. Peter Terrier attended the fu-
neral of their step-mother. Mrs. Charles
Jennett. held at Platts burgh. N. Y.
Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs. Morton James
with friends took an auto ride to HYDE
Park and various other towns last Sun
day.-George O. Bryant from Providence
was the guest of his mother, Mrs. James
Bryant. Saturday and Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. George Wheeler. who have been
the guests of their sister, Mrs. Frank
Goodrich, returned to their home in Col
chester this week.-Mrs.. Della Hildretn
from Jonesville is the guest Of her sister.
Mrs. Frankie Goodrich.-Blossom Good
rich. who has been quite III. is somewhat
better.-Mr. and Mrs. Pratt Of Burline-
ton are with Mrs. Grant Miles for a few
weeks.-Mrs. Fred May and Miss Wool
colt. teachers. will attend the teachers
convention in Burlington this week.
Miss Jennett Slapp of Essex Junction
spent last Saturday and Sunday In town.
Mrs. Nelson Bushnell is confined to her
bed.-The people Of the village and south
part Of town who wish to donate jellias
or canned fruit goods for the Mary Flet-
cher hospital. will please leave them at
Mrs Guy IIamsons by Friday.-Har-
old Bryant and his cousin. Orin Prior.
Ynotored to Hyde Park last Friday. re-
turning Saturday evening" Miss Nelly
fsham OF Burlington spent Sunday With
he. parents MI ard Mrs. Tiras Ishn-n.
MIR. and Mrs Fine Pine of Montpelier
called on friends In town one day last
week.-Mrs.. Jessie Carleton, from this
north part Of the state. vas in town Fri
lay and Saturday.
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JERICHO

Mrs. Abbie Foster and son. Wright,
were Sunday visitors with relatives In
Richmond.-Mrs. Lucian Howe. who has
been spending several days in town, has
returned to her home in st. Johnsbury.-
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Foster OF Richmond
are at the home of Mrs. Abble Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hitchcock of Cam
bridge were visitors of relatives in town
Sunday.-Bessie Whittemore is confined
TO the house with tonsilitis.-Miss Irene
Machia. who has been working for Mrs
Ralph Styles has completed work and
has gone to her home In Westford for a
few days visit.--Mrs, Zero and daughter,
who have been visiting at the homo of
Mas Julia Porter for few days. have
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EAST SHELBURNE

Mrs. II. a. TiiIey and Mrs. Herrick
Tniey Of Burlington were recent wish
tors az Finer S!ocumbs .-Georse Ken
nedy has finished drilling a we'll for
David Finneseey on Mrs. A. J. Purcells
:arm.--The sutton rchoo! is closed for the
remainder of the week The teacher.
Miss Cressa Thompson, is attending the
teachers convention In Burlington.-Miss
Margaret Ready of Shelburne village is
visiting her cousin, Miss Marguerite SUIT
ton.-Leger Rushalow of st. Adams is
spending Il week at Phileza I.amotts.
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HIGHGATE CENTER

Miss Hattie Stmets left Monday night
for Providence, r. l., where she will
spend the winter.--The ladies of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will serve
the annual chicken-pie supper Wednes-
day evening, october ~. In the church
vestry. cordial invitation is extended
to everyone.-Miss Doris Poole, who has
entered the University of Vermont. spent
Sunday here.-Mrs. f. A. Bates has re-
turned from Highgate Springs, where
she has been occupying one Of her cot
tages for eseveral weeks.--J. +. Dragon,
OF Plattsburgh. N. Y, was a recent Wis
itor In town-Charles e. Lyon spent the
Weekend with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. j. L. Lyon, of Franklin street-Cards
have ben received announcing the mar
riage of Lynnford o. Nye, of this place,
and Miss Mabel Alice Miller. which oc-
Cured at the home Of the brides par
cnts. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller, Of
North Haverhlll, N. H.. on Thursday,
September 20. at noon,--F. L. start. OF
Cambridge, was business visitor in town
Monday.-H. @. Titemore. OF franklin.
was in town Tuesday.
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FAIRFAX

Albert p. Wilcox has bought the Valera
Howard place on Main street.-Mrs. Kate
Lauflin of Jericho was In town recently.
E. B. Rugg has gone to Worcester.
Mass.-Allen Goodall has returned TO Bos-
ton. Mass. to resume his studies. His
sister, Lois. accompanied him for q visit
OF a few weeks.-Mrs. A. j. Lamb Of
Fletcher and Mrs. Jennie Hazeltine of st.
Adams were guests of Mrs. J. NJ. Par
sons recently.-Miss Jane Kingsley.
daughter of Prin. ]. 8. Kingsley, OBJ
served her third birthday on Saturday
by entertaining several little folks.-A
large number OF people from this place
were IN Westford Sunday to attend the
funeral Of c. B. Stearns.-The members
OF the Mission study class met Monday
evening to organize and elect eff'cers for
the winter work.-The men of the Metho-
dist Church are invited to banquet to
be held the 18th. Good speakers are to be
In attendance.-The remains of Miss
Valera Howard we're brought here Sun
day morning from Rutland. where she
resided for several months. Tho funeral
was held Monday aftelnoon.-Mr. and
Mrs. T. Wagner Of Georgia were in town
Sunday,