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EAST BERKSHIRE

The children of MI, ana Mrs. Walter
Norway are Ill with whooping cough
Miss Alice Button of ST. Adams passed
Monday with her mother, Mrs. l.. H.
Button.-The Woman'S Missionary
society will meet next Saturday afternoon
with Mrs. II. #. Comings.-Miss Marion
curtis of st. Adams visited in the home
of her aunt Mrs. f. NJ. Stone, Monday
The b. b. BIS met Tuesday evening with
Mrs Harold Combs.-Mr. and Mrs. Loren
Farrar have moved into the lower tene-
mani of d. w. Paul's house.-T. n.
Oviatt has been confined to the house
the mast week by illness. Preston
sykes is III with severe cold. Owing to
the severe snowstorm of last week, Mr..
clark of Burlington. who was expected
10 attend the Father and Son" supper.
he,d in the Congregational Church
February IS. was unable to get here
Mrs. Alfred Sykes entertained her Sun
dav school class of six small boys at her
home Monday from $50 to $50 The
,able decorations We're red and white and
Tho color scheme was carried out In the
sunner. The favors We're small red
baskets with an Uncle Sam in each one.
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BAKERSFIELD

Town Clerk c. H. Wheeiock and Mrs
Wheelock are happy over the arrival Of
son. Lee Aston, born February 1S-
Mrs. o. A. Field, who has been seriously
Ill, Is recovering children of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Gowan, who have been suf-
fering from severe colds. have recovered
Mrs. Ann Leach. who suffered n serious
fall about three weeks ago and has been
Ill ever since, has slightly mproved.--A
party Of Boy Scouts from troop 1 OF
Bakersfield and comprising Richard
Smith, Lynford Wells Parker Start.
Pierce Smith, Kenneth Pond. Arthur
Weston and STANLEY Weston, took a
snowshoe hike four miles, to King Hill
pond cooking their dinner after digging
to the ground through four feet of snow.
Academy students, who usually go by
train 10 their homes for Sunday, were
kept III Bakersfield last Sunday on ac-
count OF the epidemic of influenza, II
being thought that the liability to take
Me disease was greater on rne train
The antire family Of Joseph Ploof of the
Poor Farm district is down with IN
tluenza.
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UNDERHILL CENTER

John Reynolds. who has been visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Rey-
nolds. has returned to his home in
Toledo, Ohio.-The body of the three
years old child of Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold
Duffy Of Cambridge was brought here
for burial in the Catholic cemetery last
Friday.--The Rev. Father Parseau was
at Winooski Friday to attend the funeral
OF his uncle.-The warning of the an
nual March meeting has been posted and
contains IL articles to be voted on.-Not-
withstanding that the price of maple
sugar will hover around 40 cents a pound
the coming season, there are some sugar.
makers who are not certain they will tap
their sugar orchards this year. because
OF the great depth of snow and the high
wages. (s1oo month"; that they would
have to pay. All in Ill, the sugar out
look is not an encouraging one.
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SHELDON

G. H. Thomas, who has been under
treatment at the st. Adams hospital. re-
turned home Saturday, much improved
In health.-Miss Inez Patten, teacher In
the primary room Of the local school, was
called to her home in Richford, Thurs
day. by the illness of her mother.-The
Earnest Workers class Of the Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school will hold bust
ness meeting and banquet in the vestry
of the church Friday evening. Lowing to
the absence of Miss Patten and the ILL
ness of Miss Brltch, there were no ses-
sions In the primary and intermediate
rooms Friday.-Miss Ozelma Greene. who
has been quite i'll. is slightly improved
Mrs. Mary Graves is Ill at the home of
o. T. Greene.-The many friends of Mrs
NJ. p. Maurice are pleased to hear that
she Is gaining.-On account of the con-
tinued Illness OF Miss Britch, Miss
Dorothy Hendrick of the Enosburg Falls
high school Is substituting in the inter-
mediate room OF Central school.-A. T.
Holmes and daughter. Isabelle. of ST.
Adams. were visitors in town Saturday.
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FAIRFAX

Fairfax has been named as one of
the landing stations for airplanes in
Vermont-A. ~ Southland is much i'm
proved from his recent illness of
mumps.-Mrs. w. Ufford has gone to
Mlddlebury to care for her son, Page
uttord, and family. who have been i'll.
Mrs. Harriette Carpenter of Essex
Junction has been visiting her parents,
MI and Mrs. Frank Wood.-The Com
munity Sing will be held in b. f. A.
nail Tuesday evening, March 2. Every
one Is invited to attend and join In the
singing Admission free to all The
date was changed from Thursday,
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Ing the past year In Taunton, Mass.-hfiss
May Thrashcr Of South Alburg is visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs n. l.. King
siey.-Mrs. j. u. Bazeu Of Auseble, n. Y.
10 visiting hor parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Young and sister, Mrs. William
Brown.-R. Il. Lessor was II business
visitor In .Highgato Tuesday and Wednes-
day.--McKlnley Cheeseman spent the
Weekend in Montreal. T.. Q.--Ray Young
md bride OF Proctor are visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Young
Miss Lucia Mott has returned from Bur
lington. where she has spent the past two
weeks.--Henry Young returned from Bos-
ton, Macs, where he has been visiting his
IDughtnr
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m royal manner Friday evening. with
two of their leaders, tho Misses Fair.
banks and Wilbur, A most enjoyable
time was reported.-E j. Irish is expected
from Salt Lake city within few days
and Will pass a short vacation with his
family In the home OF his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. " A. Irish, before going to
Hartford Conn, where no has posi-
ton.
Patrick Brady recently received word
Of tho death in Worcester, Mass, of his
brother. Thomas Brady. who for many
years lived in Bakersfleld.--Mis Mae
ktinball was guest Of Mrs. Margret Per-
ley In Burlington this week.-President
w. V. Phelps and cashier A. ]. O'Hare
Of the First National Bank attended the
tenth meeting OF tho Vermont Bankers
association in Burlington this week.
Kenneth Aseltine of Burlington passed
Sunday with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Beatty on Church street.--Miss
Claribel Butler. who is employed In an
insurance office in Burlington, was a
weekend visitor of Miss Ella Fairbanks.
The w. V. Phelps company and w. j..
Ladd have recently received supplies Of
coal, which has greatly relieved the acute
fuel famine here.-The Rev. +. w. Lewis
Of St. Adams was guest of the Rev. and
Mrs w. 3. Dukeshire Tuesday.-E. T.
Beatty returned We tuesday from attend
ling the State Bankers meeting In Bur-
lngton.
The town reports are issued and in the
hands of the taxpayers The auditors
recommend tax of one hundred and
eighty cents on the dollar of the grand
list to meet expenses and maturing
obligations; also thirty cents On the
doll nr ,ft h. -.
the Indebtedness. were no schools
Monday, the banks were closed and the
postoftice except at mail hours and rprai
carriers made no trips.-The Rev. W. B.
Dukeshire preached In the Methodist
Church in Richford Friday cvening.--The
mems class OF the Methodist Church
school IL laying plans for n lecture soon
by the Rev A. w. Hewitt; Of Plainfielo.
His subject will be Aud Lang Syne."
1t is expected the body of Mrs. a. a.
Kendall will arrive here from Oakland,
Calf, so that the funeral can be held
Saturday.-Mrs. j.. j. Irish is in Bris tol
| for few days,-Iiverctt Grant OF
Franklin was in town Saturday.-Mr. and
Mrs. II. L. Towle of South Franklin
visited Mrs. Towle's mother. Mrs c. A.
Stanley, Monday.--Mr. and Mrs. B. e.
Wilder and daughter. Annette, returned
from st Adams Saturday, where Mrs
Wilder and daughter had been visiting
few days In The home of Mr. Wilder's
S!stcr. Mrs. $. s. Watson.-The annual
meeting Of the woman's class of the
Methodist sunday school was held In the
church parlois Friday evening. About
30 were present. A banquet was served
at which the Rev. f.. F.. Scates and the
Rev. W. b. Dukeshire made remarks
The Following officers were elected
President, Mrs. C. H. Abel; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. II. w. Towle; recording secre-
tary. Miss Belle c. stone; treasurer. Mrs
f. w. Draper. The several committees
were also appointed.--A we'll attended
meeting of the Ladies' Village Improve
ment society was held with Mrs. II. F.
kimball on Maple Park Monday evening
with an address on THE Future Citizen
by Mrs. T.. j. Parmelee
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MORRISVILLE

NJ. Glee Towne resumed her posi-
ton as supervisor in the Citizens Tele-
phone company office Friday after an
absence of two weeks on account OF the
illness of her son. William Towne-
owing to the indisposition of the pastor.
the Rev. George L. Goodliffe, there were
no services az the Congregational Church
Sunday. The Congregational people were
invited by the Rev. George Fortier to
meet with his people al the Universalist
Church. C. Il. Smith is spending
n few weeks in Burlington while receiv-
ing medical treatment.-Walter Titus
went Thursday to Johnson. where he was
called by illness in his brothers family.
Miss Susan Downer spent Sunday with
relatives in Stowe.-George Wright Of
East Fairfield, former station agent here,
was visitor In town Thursday night
Mrs c. Il. Kent and Mrs Mae Fuge
OF burlington were called here Friday
by the death OF Ii. II. Dodge.-News has
been received here of the death OF the
little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Duffey
of Pleasant Valley. Mr.. Duffey Is
former +. A. student.-Mr and Mrs.
Albert Hall of Wolcott were guests over
Friday night of Mrs. Halls parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Grant.
This community was saddened and
shocked last Friday morning to learn Of
The death of Harold II. Dodge. one OF
MorrisNille's most enterprsing and
energetic young business men, which oc.
Cured at his home on Winter street at
six o'clock. after a brief illness from
pneumonia. While the case was
critical one from the start-the fact was
not generally known and his condition
was considered hopeless from Thursday
evening Pneumonia deycloped February
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FLETCHER

The leap year dance of February q has
been postponed owing TO so much illness
"A. II. Hooper and son. Jesse, were in
Burlington on business Saturday
Miss Pearl White of Fairfax and
Cleon Tinker were married re-
Tuesday afternoon at two O'Clock the Rev
cently.--Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Corse and
daughter, Ardell Blanch, visited at
Micheal Boozan's Sunday.--L. II. Scott
has sold to Coyt Tinker his 10 acre lot,
known as the Justin Labounty place, for
sJO0.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boozan and
daughter, Florence, spent Sunday at
Orgy Calls.-Mr. and Mrs Cleon Tinker
were in Fairfax Sunday.
Ralph Carpenter ana friend OF Dan
vile visited at Seth Carpenters recently.
Dan Coolin Is soon to move his family
to Fairfax, where they will reside
George Pope visited in Cambridge re-
cently.-Roger fIorrigan has recovered
from his recent ilness-Miss Martin of
Cambridge is working at \. w. Gillllans.
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ALBUIlG

The annual town reports, compiled and
published under the supervision Of Town
Treasurer Mrs. Josie Il. Lewis have been
issued and distributed among the voters,
Legal warning has been posted by the
selectmen for the annual town meeting
March .. The proposed tax for 1850 rs
II. Hale, Jr,, deputy collector
of internal revenue. WY be in this village
March to TO assist PERSONS in making
out their income tax rlports.
William Payne Is 1t nome after work
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JERICHO CENTER

The entertainment and box party given
at the Lee River school Friday evening
was enjoyed by all. Twelve dollars WAS
realized.-Max Stiles attended the
memorial service, which was held in
Burlington Sunday.-Mrs. Sadie Wright
of Burlington was Sunday visitor OF
her sister, Mrs, Leona Cook.-Miss Mae
Eldridge Is assisting in caring for the
sick at C. N. Stygles.--The Foreign Mis-
slonary society will meet .his
afternoon. with Mrs. Frank Lawrence.
On Monday evening about 20 of
~, young people members of the
Il ristian EnGeavor society met at tho
pvrsonSge 10 celebrate Mr.. Maizards
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COLCHESTER

Elvah Richards is quite i'll. c. Ploof Is
attending to his creamery work.-Mrs. C.
w. Wright. who has been visiting in
Milton, returned to her home Sunday
o. w. Sager, who has been spending
sometime with his daughter. Mrs Isaac
Patneaude, returned Saturday-Th chill
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Belts are able
to return after having the measles
Marjorie. little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
r. W. Collins. is i'll with measles.--The
many friends Of Mrs. j. NJ. Wright will
be glad to know she is able to ride out
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birthday. Music and games were enjoy
ed and refreshments served. Mr.. NAL
zaSd was presented with a pair Of gloves
The Rev. Francis J. Malzard will
preach series Of Lenten sermons as
follows: February %, Jesus before the
Priests; March Z, Peter by the Fireside !.
March. IA. Art thou a King; March a.
eBhold the Man: March 49, The Only
Hope. On Wednesday evening the
Christian Endeavor meeting was held at
the parsonage at seven o'clock and the
regular prayer meeting at the home Of
Mrs. J. w. Hart at 7;SQ
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Franklin County
ST. ALBANS

Mrs Luella OBooth) Allen, aged ca
years, widow of F. H. Allen, died Fri
day morning about 1880 o'clock at
her home on Messenger street. after
nearly a four weeks illness with pneu-
monia. Funeral services were held
at her late home Monday afternoon at
2:3O o'clock. Mrs. Allen Is survived by
one son, Clyde b. Allen of Messenger
street Her husband died eight years
ago last September
DR.. Grace Sherwood entertained the
Chaplin club at her home on North Main
street Saturday evening and gave an in
teresting talk on the missions of Califor-
MIA. On adjourning to the dining room,
where luncheon was served. the character
of the gathering was changed into BIRTH
day celebration for Mrs. N. N Post, the
president of the club whose birthday an
niversary happens to be the same as
that of Washington. Toasts and senti-
ments, wise and otherwise, were passed
freely around the board, the occasion
marking OFF another milestone in the
many happy times enjoyed by the club.
Franklin Lodge, No. 4. F. and A. NJ,
observed Washington day with special
communication opening at four o'clock
Monday afternoon when the second
degree was conferred on n class of can
didates At the close supper was served
and in the evening candidates were given
the third degree. District Deputy Grand
Master S. l.. Thorp was present. The
meeting was successful in every detail,
the attendance being the largest OF SINH
lar gatherings held during the last few
years.
A team from Fort Ethan Allen de-
feated the Stranahan Seniors in a game
of basketball played at the Stranahan
gymnasium Monday evening by a score
of 81 to 20.
wellington Sharman, son of the Rev
and Mrs. j. II. Sharman. who was
operated upon at the st. Adams hos
pital about four weeks ago, returned
home Tuesday much improved in health.
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MILTON BORO

Doris Mills and Audrey Richards
have returned to school in St Albans.--
School is closed for time on account
of the flu. Mr.. Forbes has gone to his
home in Williston.-Mrs. Watson and
Chester Whittemore have the flu. Grace
Watson has nearly recovered from it,
Floyd Whittemore left town Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ahearn are at the
home of Jennie Fny.-Mr and Mrs.
Ralph Buck spent part of last week at
y. Il. Wood's.-Mrs. II. Wright gave
p fish chowder supper February II to
30 neighbors, IL being Mrs. Irene Wrght's
Snth hirt hday
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WEST ENOSBURG

Mrs. W. P. Shangraw is passing a few
days in Montreal.-Mrs. Fred PfannstieI.
Sr.. who was recently operated upon for
appendicitis at the Maple Park sanitorium
at Enosburg Falls. has returned home.
Mrs. II. H. Kelley and little daughter.
Lila, visited at the home Of Elmer KEEL
ley Friday.
Dalton Murray and Victor LaCross both
of this place were operated upon for APP
pendicitis Saturday at the Maple Park
Sanitorium, Enosburg Falls.--Mr and
Mrs. Fred Ovitt and Craige Ovitt visited
at the home Of Elmer Kelley Sunday
Rollin Brown is moving on to the farm,
of John Bulls OF Bakersfield Hollow
which he will carry on.
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labruar, 2G.--Miss Grace Maxfieid,
after nm illuess at 10 days resulting
finally IN pneumonia. dIod February
is. at tho homo or X. A. Corrlgau,
where she had lived for the past 12
years She Is survived by two brothers
and three sisters and n largc circle OF
friends to mourn her losB. Sho was ono
of those quiet. beautiful spirits that
win friends among NIL their associates.
The funeral was held mt her late home
February 20, at two o'clock, the Rev.
Mr.. willis of Binghamville offioiat-
ing. Burial was ut Fairfax csmtery.
The bearers were: Paige Maxfieid.
Alvah Rushford. Harry Robey and
Walter Maxfield. Among those from
out of town to attend the funeral wore.
MIR. and Mrs. Alvah Rushford and
daughter from 81. Albans.--M. l.. Hicks
expects to remodel his house into a
modern up-to date funeral home as
soon as spring opens. An addition 1Sx4O
Will be built on the north side Of the
house. a small office in the front, and
a large show room. also to be used as
n chapel. where funerals can be held.
In the rear will be a trimming room
and a small morgue The basement will
furnish ample room for the storage Of
OUTSIDE DOxeS, etc FiiirIHx Ii TO De con-
graduated on having an undertaking
establishment such as Is found only In
the larger cities.--Cards have been re-
ceived announcing the marriage Of
George Danforth Smith and Ethel LII
liam Bell. February II, In Brookline.
Mass. They will be at home after
March Is at 10 Garrison Road. Brook
line. Mass. Mrs. Smith was the only
daughter of the late George Bell and
formerly resided here.--The Ladies' VIII
lage Improvement society will serve It's
annual town meeting dinner in the
vestry of the Baptist Church, March ..
C. NJ. Huntley has been passing a
few days with friends in Greensboro.
Miss Carrie Lauflin has returned
from Burlington and is with Mrs G.
G.. Parris.-Mrs. +. Z. Blaisdell and
son. Willard, have been passing a few
days with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Griswold, In Jeffersonville.--M Flor
ence Huntley is at home from the John
son Normal School this week, while
the school is closed.-Mrs. Coon is con-
fined to tho house by illness.
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ISLE LA NOTE

The fourth quarterly conference will
be held in the parsonage Friday after
noon at two o'clock. This is the most i'm
portant conference of the year. The Rev.
Walter r. Davenport will take charge.
Reports of the years work will be read.
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RICHFORD

Mrs. Oliver st. Pierre. aged % years.
and daughter Of Mrs. Ephrim whaley Of
this place. died Of influenza at her home
in Lowell. Mass, February A. The body
was brought to Richford Feb. 10 and tho
service was neld at the Episcopal
Church. The Rev. ]. W. Trip offciated
and the body was placed in the vault
Announcements were received here Mon
day of the marriage of Miss Genevieve
Miller. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. +. E
Miller of his place, to Paul C. s. Kun
kell of New York February a by the
Rev. George Ponlfrey. Mr.. and Mrs.
kunkcll will reside in this place. where
Mr.. Kunkell has purchased half interest
in the T.. E. Miller store.
Mrs. Addison f. Smith, aged 60 years.
died of cancer Feb. II at her home on
the Hardwood Hill road. Mrs Smith is
survived by her husband, two sons, Her
bert Smith and Frank Smith, and one
daughter all of Richford. The funeral
service was held at the Methodist Episco-
pal Church Thursday afternoon, the Rev.
@. Leon Wells officiated. and the body
was placed in the vault.
The high school basketball team will
play with the ST. Adams high school
team in ST. Adams to-night-The Mems
brotherhood of the Baptist Church will
entertain the ladies in the vestry of the
church Friday evening. Games will be en-
joyed and light refreshments will be
served.-The condition of Sherman s..
Turner. who has been Ill with pneumonia.
Is improved.-The Wildung studio in the
Sargent block on Main street, was opened
10 the public Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Lovelette has returned
homo from a two weeks visit with rela-
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

Jerry Rushford Of Eden was In town
Sunday and Monday Marvin Webster,
who has been Ill. Is out.-Olin Lucia lost
u finger In the Nelson G. Hall company
mill at Richford and is stopping at home
at present.-Miss Mabel Foley is home
from Springfield. Mass.-George Farrand
OF Eden was In town on business Satur-
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Newcity have
returned from Florida, where they have
been spending the winter.-Henry Barber
Is home from Bristol. Conn. as is also
Amasa Newcity.-Ester Campbell has
closed her school at Belvidere Corner and
Is stopping at j. Il. Dodge's.-The Rev.
f. p. King Of Montreal will Occupy the
pulpit at the Baptist Church commencing
next Sunday until further notice. Mr.
King is a man Of high standing as
preacher and writer.-Harry Chase has
been called to Burlington by the serious
illness of Mrs. Chase, who is at the Mary
Fletcher hospital
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MONTGOMERY

w. q. Brown Of 81. Adams. acting pas
tor Of tina Methodist Church hero. was
entertained nj the homo Of Mr.. md Mrs.
N. g. Parker Sunday.--Mrs. u. u. Swan
has returned home from visit with rela-
tives In Berkshire Copeland Of
Worcester has been visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Copeland.-Mr. and
Mrs. Pearly Casavant Of st. Adams
passed Sunday at the home of II. II.
Casavant.-Mrs. 1sadore Garrow has en-
ployment at tho home of Leo Bombard. -
The Wednesday prayer meeting was held
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ell Shangraw.
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WILLlSTON

E. o. Porter has job with r. r. Brown
of North Willston and will move to r.
II. Browns tenement over the store
March &c. d. Warren went to Burlng-
ton Tuesday of this week. He serves on
the grand jury.-Wright Clark is on the
petit jury.-W. Picard has been engaged
by w. Fl. Metcalf for the ensuing season
and will move from North Williston soon
to Mr.. Metcalfs tenement house.-Mrs
Alison Bradley is i'll with pneumonia
Denis kendrew and family spent Sun
day with friends in the west part of the
town.-Lewis Miles. who has been iii with
the grip, is having trouble with his heart
Frank Lashway has moved into c. d.
Caswelrs tenement house and will work
for Howard Merrill the coming season.
Mrs. Charles Johnson was called to
Boston last week on account of the ILL
ness OF her daughter, Ella. She found
AFTER getting there that her daughter had
influenza and was quarantined at the
hospltal.-The town meeting will be held
next Tuesday when the road commits
sloner for the coming season will be
decided. Edward Burnett does not care
Ior II another year.-Bertram Forbes
VINO has been very i'll, is able to sit up
and Is gaining slowly.-The roads all over
town are In bad condition on account of
the depth of snow everywhere
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small paper fiags, Games were played
and Just before their departure they sang
Amcrlce.-Mlss Lena jenkins OF Berk-
shire passed the weok-snd with Miss
Blanch Sykes.-Mrs I. s.. Andrews has
been III the past week with bronchitis.
Miss Helena Carpenter Of Bnosburg
Falls passed tho Weekend with her
aunt, Mrs. W. +. Rublee.--Mr. and Mrs
Herbert Smith visited In Enosburg Fails
Saturday