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Lamoille County
STOWE

The body Of Walter Rhodes, about %.
son Of Mrs. Julius Rood. formerly of Wa
terbury. was brought here from L4omins-
ter, Mass. Friday and the burial vas
made In the lot Of Mrs. Roods father.
John Gibbs, in the River Bank cemetery.
The funeral was held al the Christian
Advent Church in Colbyville.-Mr and
Mrs Frank Bean of Dexter, Ne. are Wis
iting Mrs. BEANS parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
b. F.. Observation-Disclosures n. Watts has
received news of the death of his cousin.
Mrs. Randells o. Spear, 70 years of age
Mrs. Spear was born in Stove March g.
1s47. and was the last survivor Of the
six children Of Charles F.. and Olive Good
enough Hale. for many years relatives
of Stowe. Miss Hale was married In
carly life 10 Edward A. Washburn. and
on August 10, 1880 to Merck y. Spear OF
Amherst Mass, where she died after a
residence OF more than 40 years and
where che carried on the largest millinery
business in the city ,or many years She
IS survived by q stsp-son, William Spear
Of Springfield. Mass, and several nephews,
among them Charles II. Hale of Gardner,
Me, and walter .. Hale of Waterbury
Center. Mrs Spear died on the 2tth from
influenza.
, Miss Eliza Richardson Huntington died
al the home of Miss Mildred &. Smith on
Park street early Saturday morning, the
cause of her death being due to general
break down due to old age Miss Hunt
ington was born in Chateaugay. y. Y,
November %, 1885, and was the last sur
vivor of a large family. She came to
stowe many years ago with the late DR..
and Mrs Francis B. Smith of New York
city. being "A distant relative of Mrs.
I Iii live lanr H..
rave devoted care to the children of Mrs.
smiths son. Frank w. Smith. who early
lost their mother and who have in re-
turn given her tender care She leaves
no near relatives. The funeral was
held at Miss Smiths home at two o'clock
Monday afternoon.--Miss Beatrice Gale
is at home from Burlington for week.
vacation from her studies at the Bur-
lington Business College. Miss Ardello
Potter of Belvidere accompanied Miss
Gale home for the Week.-Mrs. Dorothy
Harris. teacher in Springfield came
Saturday for a weeks vacation with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs, l.. L. Harris
Among the stowe students at tho Uni
versity of Vermont, Orlo Is. Jenney is
making n tour of Southern Vermont max
ing fertilizer tests under the auspices or
the agricultural department, beginning at
Ludlow and Miss Nadine Boardman, Ira
Mum Boardman and Floyd Sleeper are
at their homes In Stowe. Mr.. Boardman
is a member OF the University Glee club
and made the town with the musical
clubs that gave entertainments Mt Wator-
bury. Randolph and Springfield last week.
Mr.. Boardman visited his aunt. Mrs G.
: M. Bugbee IN Springfield. Miss Board
man is o member of the girls Glcc club.
r.. S. Warren is III with neuritis,
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SWANTON

Edward HYDE. aged 20, and a life long
resident Of the town, died suddenly
March q. He is survived by mis-
wife. daughter, Mrs. Roy ingalls,. Of
Plattsburgh, y. y. half sister Mrs
u. y. Burdith, of Pittsford. and a hplf
brother g. ". Smith of this village. Mr.
Hyde was a member of Seventy Six
Lodge, No, a. +. A NJ He was for 20
years conductor on the ST. j. and L. G..
r. X. Funeral services We're held a,
the house Friday afternoon, Dr. f.. s.
Stone officiating.
i. ". Reed is IN Essex Junction and
Burlington for Il fc1' lays-Mrs, james
Elrick has been passing n few days in
West Berkshire called there by tho
serious Illness Of her brother, Harrison
Goodhuc.-AIiss Jessie Grisby. assistant
to Superintendent II. f.. Hunt is passing
the Easter vacation AT her home in
Pennsyivania.-aeorge W. Reynolds of
Franklin was a Swanton visitor Monday
Mrs, T.. A. Fuller was at her homo hcre
over Sunday before leaving for Hartford
Conn. where she is to resid.-The Il
inning game of baseball between L. V. NJ
and Georgetown Monday was of special
interest to Swanon people from the fact
| that Duba, the star twirer Of the Bur
! lington aggregation. was a Swanton high
! scnool boy and pitcher on the s II. s
team of 19l7-Mason Beebe OF Burling-
ton was in town Tuesday. Mr. Beebe, &C.
companied by Mr.. Mansur, was here tc
attend the burial services of his father
Ezra j. Beebe.-Mrs. Abbie NJ Gallup OF
Richmond. is the guest of her daughter
Mrs. III. g, Prouty, of Broadway The
quarterly business meeting of the FRS
Congregational Church was held in the
church parlors last evening.-Mrs Horac,
I B. Cross of st. Adams was a Sunda,
guest of Mrs. f. II. Brown-Howard
Hllliker left Tuesday morning for Leeds
Mass, where his parents have moved
recently,-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Martr
of Burlington are the guests for a few
days Of Mr.. and Mrs. b. s. Flint. Mr.
and Mrs Martin will leave Monday fol-
Idaho, where they are to resde.-Mr. ant
Mrs. Oscar Rixford of East Highgat,
Were Swanton visitors Saturday HAIR,
Baxter of Sheldon Springs was at hi
home Sunday.--Mrs Minnie Reynolds o
Bedford, +. O., was an over Sunday CUES
In the home of Mr., and Mrs. j. o. Rus
scll.-The Monday Club was held Marcl
% with Mrs. Walter Scott.-Word ha
been received of the death of George sB
Stearns at his home in North Attieboro
Mass Mrs. Stearns was Miss Mar,
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EAST FRANKLIN

Mrs. Hannah Backus and Milo Backus
Of Rosenberg, Que, were recent guests
al the home Of c. ]. Guthric.-NTrs. +. d.
Gallup passed last week at Richford.-
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Elrick Of Richford
were guests Monday at the home OF l.. D..
SATISFACTORILY Lahey Of North Sheldon
was at tho home Of his parents Sunday.
Henry Reynolds. a foreman on one Of
T.. l.. Ma,sh's farms. received painful
injuries last week Thursday morning by
getting his frocii caught Oh the governor
OF the gasoline engine. which he was
Cranising. He was CARRIED around on the
belt, striking his head OH the cement floor.
His little finger was so badly smashed
it had to be amputated UP 10 the hand -
Mrs. Sarah Glidden il improving from
her recent illness.
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ISLE LA NOTE

MIR. Hayden of New York is a business
caller in town this week.--Tcmmett Hol-
connbe Is visiting his sister, Mrs. Fay
small. of Huntington Center.-Mr. and
Mrs. n. w. Ffske have arrived home
after spending the winter in New York,
Edward Brean has bought the Rodney
Hill farm.-Thomas G!lbare has bought
the Scott Fleury plaoe.-Joseph Duba. jr..
motored from Burlington Monday and
says the roads are in good condition.
Paul LaBombard. who has been spending
the winter at Boca Ratone, Florida. ar
rived home Saturday.-Mr. Stanley OF
Hartford. Conn, Is in town contracting
for beans for the coming season,
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GEORGIA

Mrs. NJ. O. Bragg liz visiting in Essex
Junction.-Miss Vcrna Patton Of Richford
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ward Post
Miss Genevivre Howard Of Burlington IL
visiting friends and relatives In town
Tho Misses Alice and Dorothy Conger OF
st. Adams are passing the ERster vaca-
ton with Mr., and Mrs. I. o. Newton
Work on the new creamery has begun
The regular meeting Of Banner Orange,
NO 1856. will be held Friday evening"
Warren Pattee of st. Adams recently
visited his aunt, Mrs. +. II. Wilder
The condition Of Miss Julia Kinney. Miss
Emma Boyden and Mrs. J. G. Minckler,
who are Ill. romans unchanged.-Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Griswold of st. Adams
were recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. II.
+. Warner
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HIGHGATE CENTER

The Thompson house on Franklin
street, owned by Miss Josephene Lyon.
and occupied by deputy collector Of GUS
toms, II. b. Corliss, was partly destroyed
by fire Wednesday afternoon and the
household effects and clothing belonging
to the family were destroyed. But for
the vigorous work of the bucket brigade.
the entire building would have been
destroyed The origin of the fire Is w.
known.-M. ~. Rice In recovering from
an attack OF grip.-M'ss Helen Cross Of
st. Adams Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. II.
j, Lyon, Of Franklin street.-There will
be Holy Week services at the Methodist
Episcopal Church this evening and on
Thursday and Friday evonlngs.-Mrs. II.
". Shcltus has been spending several
days in Swanton. called there by the i'll
ness of Mrs. NJ. FL. Sheltus and daug liter,
Janet.-D. w. Steele was business
visitor in Montpelier several days last
weck.-Miss Catherine Powers has gone
TO Concord where she will visit Mr.. and
Mrs Guy NJ. Powers for week.--Miss
Gladys Britch is the guest of Mics Hazel
/ 2trale
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JOHNSON

Miss josie Down hns been sJ.:ged a
~ - ter position rs bouNheeper i,r
!scarl X Co, anc has gone to North H.ds
p,tik to care Cor hcr mother. who is III,
Merle. son Of Frank MiljHr, has ,lnishet.
work et Searsburs and visited his parents
here last wash.-C. s. Brunnon OF Bur-
llng,ou called oil frienGS here last week.
Mrs. y. 9. French was in 81. .TohnsbuIy
last week and the fhst OF this week.
Edward Fitzgerald was homo from East
Fairfield sunday. fe has completed the
logging Job for e. T.. Reynolds and COM
incnccd work in ;l;o P.rder sawmill at
East Fairfield Mordny. Tonight will
occur the e,ocstion of officers Of
Waterman lodge, n. d A. Nj. and on
Friday nieht tho ciac:ion OF officers Of
Johnson chapter. ~. F.. S-Thcso
farmers, Who had thefr places tapped last
week had iatr lrn - SAP, oIt weather
was 700 war;, tor maxim: II nee quality.
Tho snow Wa 30 very deep that it was
Impossible "a Sc. teams into many sugar
s,Ic HIS
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JEFFERSONVILLE

NJ and Mrs. Reynolds of Underhli
were Sunday visitors at Harry Jacksons.
The funeral o. charlie ODER, who died
at Waterbury where he has been for
several wears. was held at the Second
Congree ational Church Monday after
noon at two O'Clock. He is survived by
two sisters and a brother, residents Of
this pace.--Mrs. Myrtle Fbnyeau and
daughter Of Johnson are stopping at
James Burns.--C. C. Scott was In Milton
Saturday and was accompanied home by
Mr. and Mrs. Norton. who are to remain
here n couple OF weeks, before going to
Maine where they are to live with their
son.-Mrs Mary Burnor had tho mis-
fortune to fall In the horse barn Sunday
and cut and bruise her face. necessitat-
ing the attendance Of a physician,-Orvis
Bourne of York State is visiting relatives
here-Lester and James Berry are with
their parents here.-Mrs. A. ]. Brown
went to Graniteville Monday, where she
will assist in the maple sugar caking In
Varnum's sugar orchard.-Mrs. Emerson
has returned to her work here after a
vacation AT her home.-Irving Steinhour
of Underhil Center was with relatives
here for the ek-end.-Mrs. Bedell,
mother of Mrs. 4. l.. Brown. who has
been i'll here for about two weeks, dod
very suddenly Sunday.-Mr. and AIRS
iCOntipued ON rAge 1eD
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THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS 1920

Dseter Of swanten. resuier month
1, devotional and business meeting Of The
Kings Daughters will he held Monday
Afternoon In Library hall.--Miss Ruth
Howe and Miss Martha King were In
Burlington Tuesday.--The March meet
gregational Sunday school was held Tues
day evening at the heme of MIR. and Mrs.
shslden Caldwell.-Speciai Easter SER
Vices will be held in all the churches
sunday.--,tefn Gates is passing a few
DAYS al the home Of Mrs. Lillian Gates
in East Fletcher.-The annual thank
Offering meeting of the woman's Home
Missionary society Of the First Congre-
gational Church will be held Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. j. o. Rus
sail, on Grand Avenue.-J. II. Morrison
and family after spending the winter at
the Grand Avenue hotel have returned
to their home on Broadway.-Miss Mabel
HAGEN Ia passing her Easter vacation at
her home In Alburg. miss Marjorie Scott
of the University of Vermont. Burlington.
liz at the home Of her parents on Farrsr
street, for the Uaster vaoation.-Coad-
tutor Bliss OF Burlington Ia spending a
part Of the week In Swanton, whore no ID
conducting special services at Holy
Trinity church. Leland Smith Of Jeffsr-
sonville In visiting his parents on Spring
strsst.-Miss Sullivan. at the head Of the
teacher training department of the high
school. Ia passing her vacation in New
port. r. Tho remains Of Esra ]
Beebs. who died in Burlin gton Saturday,
were brought to Swanton Tuesday and
inferred In tho Beebe family lot at River
side cemetery. The committA services
were conducted by the Rev. r. Wilson
Day. Mr.. Beebe's remains were &C.
companied by tho widow, a daughter
Miss Mable Besbe. and q son, Mason q,
Beebe. Tho bearers were Milo w. Bar.
ney. II. G. Stilphsn. Joseph Corliss. 3. s.
Flint, G. w. d. prouty and L. p. Camp
Mr.. Beebe was life long resident Of
Swanton and leaves q large circle OF
aQQuaintances and friends
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ENOSBURG FALLS

The funeral or Patrick Collins. who
died at the home of his brother. John
ColliNs, in Berkshire Tuesday morning.
was held from the Church Of st. John
the Baptist Thursday, the Rev. @. E..
L'Ecuyer officiating. Mr.. Collins was
81 years Of age and had not been rugged
for few years. He Is survived by a
daughter, Frances, who is employed In
the office of the auditor of the railroad
In st. Adams. also by three brothers.
John and Roger Of Berkshire and William
Of Burlington, and two sisters, Mrs.
James Hawrigan and Mis- :. ennie Collins,
both Of Fairfield The ~Dcarers were
Wilbur Towle and James Collins OF Berk-
shire, James Hawrigan, Jr., of Fairfield
and Edward Hall of Burlington. Miss
Frances Collins of Burlington also at
tended.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. McFeeters were
guests at the home of Mr.. McFeeters's
sister. Mrs. w. H. Dunton near Sheldon
| Junction. u few days last week-Mr and
Mrs. F.. B. Smith passed Sunday at the
, home Of their daughter. Mrs. r. II
Sweeney, on Church street.-C. F. Raw
son suffered a painful accident Friday
when he was taking off outside windows
| A door over a hatchway which wa:
! broken during a storm Of the previous
week. gave way under him and all wen
down together. Mr. Rawson escaped witt
no bones broken but was severely
wrenched.
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SOUTH HERO

Mrs. Ella Gordon. Of Bangor. y. Y, has
been visiting friends in town.-Mrs. A. E.
Hoag and children, Of Burlington. have
been visiting at Mrs. 9. s. Grswold's.--
Tho Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton gave whist party at the inn for
the community house, which is to be
built here in the future.--The Congresa
tional Church notices for the week are as
follows: The young people will give a
maple sugar party at the church this eve
ming; the young peoples meeting Thurs
day evening as usual. sunday services
will he as follows Morning service at
1880 by the pastor; Sunday-schoo at Zoo
m. There will be sn Easter concert in
the evening. All are cordially invited to
the services of the day.
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RICHFORD

Local customs officials soized = salons
of Canadian highwine. valued at $500 here
Saturday nlEht.--The TX months Old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. stephen lack
son died last Thursday after q two weeks
Illness with influenza, followed by bron-
chial pneumonia. Misc Pauline Lockli!,
Miss BeTncc Clgpp and Philip Lock!in of
Middlebury college are passing tho
Easter recess at their homes in this place,
Mrs Cora Gibson Wibors of North
Carolina is visiting at the home OF her
father. G.. Leroy G,bson.-Mlss Jennie
Chapel Of Bryantstra business COL
lege of Boston is visiting ut the home OF
her parents. Nj and Mrs. \. 6. Chapel.
Mrs Emmet Curtis of Burlington IS
visiting at the home OF her mother, Mrs,
irwin Wilson.
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with his brother, william, in Fairfax.
Wesley w. Smith. Jr.. u. ': NJ ga.
is spending the vacation In Bakersfiel Id.
The condition Of Mrs. II. r. Brig
ham. who has been suffering from tn
effects of high blood pressure, shows
no improvement-The REV. A. p. Ross
OF East Fairfield preached Sunday af-
ternoon In the congregational Church.
Next Sunday morning the services will
be resumed. The Rev. A. S. Bole of
Hardwick, pastor at large for the Con
gresational Churches of Vermont, will
conduct the service. There will be
special Easter music by the choir. On
this day the congregational Sunday
school will make Its offering for Near
East Relief-The high wind of Mon
day morning did much damage to
roofs In town.-The district schools
opened Monday and Brigham Academy
opened Tuesday,
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FLETCHER

Frank BooEan and family are i'll OF
the influenza. Miss Annie Boozan Of
Fairfax is helping care for them.-Dr.
Maurice OF Waterville WAS in town re-
cently.-F. l.. Leach has been il'.-W y.
Lang and son of Cambridge were recent
business visitors in town.--Only n small
quantity Of maple sugar has been made
thus far.--Mrs. C.. II. Tucker and son OF
Jeffersonville visited at Timothy Bonor' &
recently. MY. Bonor still remains in
c,nhla health
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nd refreshments will be served.-Services
Il st. AIMS Church Good Friday will be
eid at 800 y. m. and 1880 p. m. Easter
lay mass at 1850 a. IN. The st. Ann
adde's will receive Holy Communion In
body on Easter day. Low Sunday (Sun-
lay after Easter), mass at 800 a. m.
Snd 1890 a. m. The Foresters will re-
Give Holy Communion In a body. The
Rev. r. H. Paquet will be assisted by
n ont &c town priest
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GRAND ISLE

w. G. Minckier returned from the Mary
Fletcher hospital Sunday after having
his tonsils removed.-The Ladies' Aid
society will meet with Mrs. r. e. Samson
to-day.-E. c. Lebean. who IL ct the hos
pital for an operation for appendicitis,
Is doing well.-The address given by
Byron N. Clark Sunday was enjoyed by
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ENOSBURG

Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Gilbert were
called to st. Adams by the death of their
brother-n-law. Isaac Chase.-W W.
cole has been on the sick list severa.
wecks.--Oiin Gilbar is working for S. T.
stevens during sugarng.-Mr and Mrs.
H. II. Bessey, who have been staying with
their brother. Joel, in Hyde Park, have
returned 10 their home
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WEST ENOSBURG

Mrs Moses Newcity Of Hyde Park is
visiting her son. w. p. Shangrew.-Mr,
and Mrs. Ernest Hull and son. Wendall.
visited at the home of Mrs. Hulls par
cnts. Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Kelley. Sun
day--w. 2. Shangrews three sons, Mrs.
NJ l.. Hubbell and Charles Page are ILL.,.
Mrs Doris Bronson of st. Adams re-
Gently visited her mother, Mrs William
Austin.-Mrs. Ada Hill and son, Billy.
are visiting in Burlington.
Fred Page, aged s. years. died Monday
after a few days illness Of pneumonia.
The funeral was held at the home of his
niece, Mrs. f. l.. Stanton. the Rev. II. r.
Campbell officiating. The body was taken
to Gardner. Mass, for burial. Mr.. Page
is survived by two brothers, Henry and
Charles, both of this place. This Is the
fourth death in the family In the past four
years. one sister and two brothers having
died.-A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Hollis Keith Sunday.
Mrs. William Austin has rented her
farm to Charles LaCross.-Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Field visited in Bakersfield Sunday.
Mrs. William Baker of Morrisville re-
Gently visited at the home Of her nephew
W. p. Shangraw.-Harlie Ovitt OF st.
Adams passed a few days last week al
his home here.
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RIVERSIDE

C. II. Hayden has recently purchased
pasteurizer for his creamery which is
10 be renovated and new machinery in
Stailed,
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was the eldest son Of Alphonse and Caro-
line Emma Jones) Ryan. In March, 1851,
the family moved to st. Adams where
they have since resided. r or several years
Mr. Ryan was In the employ of the Cen
trail Vermont Railway company, but was
obliged to give UP the work on account of
poor health. He was of an inventive turn
of mind and several Of his inventions were
considered promising, but none was ever
carried to The patent-granting stage. He
had made several violns and gave con-
siderable time to repairing such instru-
ments. He Ia survived by his aged mother:
two brothers. Seymour a. Ryan of this
lily. who at present IL In Florida, and
Elmer X. Ryan Of Bend, ore, and one
sister. Miss Abbie NJ. Ryan of this city,
n. j. Greene, driver for the American
Express company was arraigned before
Judge N. N. Post In city court Monday
afternoon charged with driving on the
sidewalk on Pine street. He paid costs
Of $500. CITY Attorney RoswelliM. Austin
prosecuted. Greene was arrested on COM
plaint of John Rashaw on whose prop
erty he was driving.
Funeral services for william Adams,
aged 81 years. who died at his home on
St Aibans Hill Sunday, was held at his
late home Monday morning at ten o'clock
Burial took place In Sheldon. Mr.
Adams Ia survived by one son. William
Adams, and three daughters, Mrs, Henry
Bernor of East Fairfield. Mrs. Clark
Morse and Miss May Adams of st, AL
bans Hill.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Il. Durkee of Lake street yester-
day morning: q daughter TO Mr. and Mrs.
Fred j. GaEnon of St Adams Bay March
2s and a. son to Mr.. and Mrs, j. Y.
Trombley of Lake street March y.
/ The funeral of Mrs. Adriana n-vnelp
Olena. widow of Joseph Olcna. who died
at her home on North Main street sun
day evening after an illness OF cveral
months. was held at Holy Angels Church
yesterday morning at nine o'clock. the
Rev. L. r. Desrochers officiating. The
hearers were Edward Devarney. Louis
and Abrum Ladue and Edward Tatro. and
burial took place in Holy Cross cemetery.
Mrs. Olena was born IN st. Pierre. Que,
| in 1A1, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
| Joseph Revnel. In 1870 she was married
to Joseph Olena of st. Pierre and there
they made their home until Mr.. Olena
died about 80 years ago. For Is years
Mrs, Olena had made her home In st.
Adams. She is survived by two sons,
| Arthur NJ and Albert H. OF this city.
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EAST BERKSHIRE

Mrs. Harmon and son, John. OF Middle
bury are visiting Mrs. c. NJ, Rubee.-
The Rev. and Mrs. w. r. Price attended
the Inter-Church meeting at st. Adams
March 22-Mrs. Bennett visited her
daughter Mrs Herbert Tracy. last week.
Howard Larock of Burlington is visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Daniel
Larock.-Miss Jennie Niblock of Enosburg
Falls visited Mrs. Ella Savage last week,
Mrs. o. S. Moffatt, Mrs Herbert Tracy
and Mrs. Bennett were in Richford last
week Wednesday to attend the funeral
of Sherman Turner.-This being Holy
Week services will be held in the Con-
gregational Church this evening and Fri
day evening. Friday evening the Woman
Missionary society will have charge of
the meeting A special program has
been arranged The annual thank Offer
ing will be received.-The b. b. BIS met
with Miss Josie Stone Tuesday evening