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EAST FAIRFIELD

Thirty people from this place went to
ST Albans Bay Sunday by automobile
and spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo l.. Chase, who are in camp there
Mrs. O'Heare of St. Adams has been the
guest of Mrs. n. d. Sturtevant.-Several
people from this place attended the
shower party at Fairfield last week Fri
day for Miss Mary Howrgan.-Mrs. Stet-
son and Mrs. Chase have returned to
Newport after a weeks visit with Mr..
and Mrs. George Wright.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Sheldon of Swanton, Mrs. Frances
kimball, Florence Pomeroy and Carl
Pomeroy of st. Albans we're Sunday WISH
tors at A. j. Pomeroy's.-Miss Gertrude
Branon of Burlington is visiting at the
home of her brother, p. j. Branon.-The
Misses Mabelle and Rachel Barry and
Phyla and Isabelle Ducharme have gone
to Cliff Haven. n. Y. where they nave
employment for -four woeks.-The Misses
Gladys Shattuck and Augusta Ducharnc
are attending the summer school at Bur-
linston Miss Wilma Shattuck is visiting
in Belvldcre,
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JEFFERSONVILLE

Roy Wilcox and mother of Georgia with
her brother and Arthur Stanley we're
callers at A. J. Browns Sunday.-Miss
, Alice Flagg read a sermon at the church
Sunday morning TO an appreciative audi
ence.-Mrs. II. F.. Whitcomb of Laurel,
Md, and granddaughter. who were week.
end guests of NJ. S. Hawley, went to
Morrisville Monday afternoon to visit
relatives.-A, j. Brown, who is doing
federal road work in lrashurg. was at
his home Sunday. accompanied by friends.
Mrs. w. s. Scott and daughter
AVE returned from Massachusetts,
Several couples attended the lance at
Cambridge Friday evening.-The summer
boarders arrived Friday at THE Hem
locks. Mr., Bean, who has charge of the
Red Front, spent Sunday at Winooski--
The Philathea and Baracca Sunday
school classes are to hold a social on the
church lawn Friday evening, to which
the public is invited.-E. A. Wood and
family visited friends in Jericho Sunday,
C. r. Richards and Lena Melvin and
Mrs. 7. c. Richards were at Metcalf Pond
on a fishing trip Saturday EVENING".
o. Thomas went Saturday to Malletts
Bay on a fishing trip-Miss Genevievc
Trick of Malone, n. V, who has been
spending the past week at Mrs, Mayne
Scott, left for her home Saturday. Her
aunt Mrs. Jennie Trick, accompanied her
as far as ADMINISTRATIONS Clark spent
Sunday with his family in Burlington
l.. A. Garland and family of Jericho
were In town Friday.
Howard Keith is spending his vacation
at home here.-Mr. and Mrs. C.. S. Brush
of Jericho visited at A. NJ. Cornell's Tues
day.-Mr. and Mrs. r, Z. Reynolds. Mrs.
Lynn Tracy, Miss Montgomery, Miss Elsie
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ENOSBURG

Kenneth Leach, who is assisting on the
farm of Warren Perley. liz recovering from
being kicked by the horse. that he was
unhitching from the rake. which resulted
in a cracked rib.-The funeral of Mrs.
Hattie l.. Nichols was held from the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Perley
Thursday forenoon. The Rev. Evarts
Kent a former pa stor and life long friend
of the family came from Grafton, Mass.
to o~f1ciate at the service. assisted by the
present pastor. the Rev NJ. Brown. The
bearers were her son, g. l.. Nichols, her
her two so~ns-in-laws n. WOODWARD and
f. F.. Ferley, q nephew. e. f.. Leach.
A soho was sung by Mrs. Burn and a hymn
rendered by tho choir with Mrs. G.. f.
Ra anymore al the ryan. A large number of
friends from this and neighboring towns
attended. Mrs Nichols was the daughter
of Leonard and Harriet Stevens Leach
and the twin sister of Hiram S. Leach.
She married Mr.. George H.. Leach who
died October. 1898. and was the mother
of five children. one son died in infancy.
Four children survive. G.. l.. Nichols, and
Harvey D., of Orange Cal. and Mrs,
Louise Woodward and Mrs. Mary Perley
also IL grandchildren. Mrs. Nichols was
in her 10th year and was a woman Of
great executive ability and a most devot-
ed mother.
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Lamoille County
STOWE

Miss Hattie F.. Douglass Of Burlington.
who has been engaged as a public health
nurse for Lamoille county by the
Lamoille county Red Cross branch. met
the president, Mrs. L. l.. Harris, and
other members OF the Stowe branch here
July 10. when plans were made
for the opening of a public health
station here. The station will he open from
one to four o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
probably at the Akeley Memorial building
Olnquot hall. The nurse will cooperate
with the local physicians and may be con-
suited by any one free Of charge. A spe-
cial feature will be made Of child welfare
work and mothers of young children are
especially urged TO consult with the nurse
in regard to their health and care. II is
hoped that the community will make use
of the station which is carried on by
funds raised for Fed Cross work in the
last drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. George z. MouIton are
parents of a son, Hector Fred, horn at
their home at Moscow July 6. The child
is the grandson of Mr.. and Mrs, Fred E.
Moulton OF Moscow.
At a special town meeting held Saturday
forenoon it was voted not to build a
schoolhouse in the Wrisley neighborhood
The article to see If the town would have
the boundary, line between Stowe and
Waterbury surveyed was laid on the table.
There was a small observation-disclosures
r.. Shaw returned Saturday from San
Francisco, Calf, where he has attended
the national Democratic convention as one
of the eight delegates from Vermont. Mr..
shaw left San Francisco on July 5 taking
The Sightseeing trip home.-Mr. and Mrs.
c. O. Burt and children, Melen and C. o.
Burt, Jr., have returned from Buffalo,
y. Y, making the trip by automobile. Mrs.
Burt and daughter Joined the others at
Buhalo after visiting friends and attend
ing the wedding of Miss Marjorie Burt
in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the summer
puests at Pleasant View House, the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Orson S. Smith at Mos
COW. are. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry and daugh-
ter. Miss Annie, and niece. Miss Elsie
Inis. and Mr.. and Mrs. W. Henry and
daughter. Jean, of Montreal; Miss +. II.
uonl,ins and daughter. Miss Nan Marie,
~ Grand Rapids, Mich; Mrs. r. j. Colony
I'd daughter, Miss Dorothy, of R~ronxvllle,
~ ". and Mrs. a w. Forbes Of New
uavAa Conn.-Mr. and Mrs, H. A. Cline
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The Q and Mrs. s. L. Rogers enter
tanned over 100 of their parishioners Fri
day evening. Appropriate remarks by the
pastor were given and several choice Sc
~lections read. Dainty refreshments were
served.-Mre. Leo Abel and children OF
Fairfield are guests of Mr.. and Mrs, j.
II. Abell.-B. w. Beard of Boston is the
guest of his brother. 3. F.. Beard.-Mr.
and Mrs Pearl Langdell and Mrs. V. l..
Langdell were in St. Adams last week.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary society
met with Mrs. 3. L. Rogers Tuesday eve
ning.-Miss Hattie Douglas. the county
nurse, will be at the hotel Friday of each
veek.-Mr. and Mrs. II. +. Beard and
children are visiting in Colchester.-Miss
Marjorie Thompson of Colchester, was the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Fl. F. Stearns,
Sunday.
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EAST BERKSHIRE

The Tooth anniversary of the orsaniza-
ton of the Congregational church was
celebrated Thursday July 18th. The day
was fine and there was a good attendance,
Rev. A.. p. Solandt of Marion, Conn. and
the Rev. G. j. Peterson of North Crafts
bury, former pastors, were present and
took part in the exercises. The meeting
commenced at two O'Clock in the afternoon
and an evening session was held. Tables
were set on the lawn and a generous
supper was served. The program was in
part as follows: Address of welcome by
the pastor, the Rev. W. r. Price; his
torical address, Deacon Fl +. Commings,
greetings from absent members, read by
Mrs. Alfred Sykes: remarks by visiting
pastors and friends talk by the Rev. A.. +,
Solandt, childrens' hour; supper served by
the Ladies Aid. In the evening the
following addresses were given: THE
Backward Look the Rev. c. j. Peterson
of North C~raftsbury; THE Forward
Look" the Rev. w. Il. Price; closing
remarks. the Rev. A. r. Solandt and the
Rev. Stanley Cummings of ST. Adams
Mrs. y. W. a and son Allen of Burling'
ton were in town last weak and attended
the celebration of the Tooth anniversary OF
the Congregational church. Miss Bcrnict
Allen of Burlington visited her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Allen, the pas
Week.-Mrs.. Charles Sykes of Pennsyl
vania is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Sykes.-A daughter was born July l5tf
to Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Jolley.-Miss
Loretta Reed visited al her home in East
Enosburg last week.-Mr. and Mrs
William McClaffin of Los Angeles, Cal.
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Comings
Mrs. +. Demar and Mrs. Henry Leahy
were in Burlington Saturday.-Mrs. abb,
Robb of R%ichford, who has been visiting
her sister Mrs. f. NJ. Stone, returned tc
her home Saturday.-Mrs. A, p. Pond o.
Richford and Mrs. Charles Mosicr Of Bur
lington visited at II. A. Ponds Thursday
| Miss Lena Hadd of Enosburg Falls VISITED
her sister, Mrs. O. S. Moffatt, last week.
Mr.. Arthur Atkins of Los Angeles, Calf,
| is visiting his daughter, Mrs. b. f. Combs
William McClaflin is passing a few days
with his sister in Mansonville, p. O.
j. Lee Anderson Of Hebron, H., is visit
ing at the home of Mrs. /. $. Anderson
| Mrs G. M. Rublee and daughters, Harrie
and Edna. and guest, Mrs. Hanson o
Middlebury, are camping on North Hill
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CAMBRIDGE

MIR. and Mrs. z. H.. Kinds of Hunting.
ton visited friends in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D.. Post of st. Adams
we're callers in town Sunday.-F. NJ.
Reynolds of Montpelier spent Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. NJ. NJ. ReynoldA
w. H.. Parker left last week in COM
pany with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Start
for A two weeks vacation at Old Or
chard Beach, Me.-Col. NJ. NJ. Parker and
younger daughter of Washington, D.. G..
have been guests at Hotel the Roost
the past week.--W endall Lang returned
sunday from the Fanny Allen hospital.
Mrs. Teron Torrance visited Mrs. Elsie
Gates in Montpelier Friday and Satur-
day. They went from there to Little.
ton, \. n, to spend Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. F.. H. Linden.-W S. Payne,
who has been i'll for the past few weeks.
died at his home here Saturday evening.
The funeral was held Tuesday with
burial in North Cambridge, the Rev. Mr..
Wells oficiating.-Mr. and!Mrs. Eoy1en
6f Fairfield and Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ.
Smith spent Thursday n Friday at
Queen City Park.--Dr. S. G. Start is in
camp at the lake this Week.-Mrs.. Linus
Leavens was a visitor in Burlington
Wednesday.-Oscar Payne and son OF
Burlington were in town Tuesday to
attend the funeral of his brother, W.
Ira,p
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ISLE LA NOTE

Mrs. kittie Hill Parker and son. Roland,
were called here by the death Of H. n.
Hill. Mrs. Parkers father.-A pretty we'd
ding took place at the home of Allen Hall
July II at 40 O'Clock, when their
daughter, Sarah, vas united in marriage
TO Walter Macarthur, of Alburr. Refresh
ments were served. The bride was the
recipient of many valuable presents such
as cut glass, silver and linen. They will
reside in Burlington, where the groom has
a position.-Mrs. George F.. King has gone
to Quincy, Mass.-Mrs. Willis Smock and
son, Willis. Jr.. have gone to indianapolis,
Ind. where they will reside. MFR. Smock
is a travelling salesman and has Indiana
as his territory.
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Of Colorado Springs, Colo. Mrs. Stone died
in 1902. The funeral will be held at Unity
Church at two O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
His son. Earl Stone is expected to arrive
Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradley
OF Norris Center, y. j., called on Mr.. and
Mrs. G. L. Mcmahon Tuesday on their
way from the White Mountains tn Bur.
lington. MIR. Bradley was formerly a reg.
ular summer visitor in Stowe when his
father, the late Joseph ?. Bradley. Justice
in the United States Supreme Court. who
was A member Of the electoral commits
sion cast the vote that made Gen. HAYES
president, made his summer home in
Stowe for some years at the Mt Maps.
field hotel and afterward at the msnsion
at "Seven Springs now owned bv Miss
Allen of New York. Mr.. Bradley renewed
many pleasant associations during his
brief visit here Tuesday.
The receipts Of the sugar social given nv
the Community Ladies' Aid were sas. o0.
clearing s13.-Mrs. Louise avlor and
granddaughter, Miss Pearl TAYLOR. arc
visiting Mrs. Taylor's son. Clinton Taylor.
and family in West Danville.-Shaw's
truck moved the household goods Of
Maurice Horner from Orleans Tuesday TO
Moscow where Mr.. Horner has employ.
mont.-The funeral Of Mrs. Louise LOOMS
was held at Unity Church Tuesday sf-
t%ernoon. the Row. A. c. Goodlife Of Nor
risville conducting the service, Mrs. n.
w. Barrows ans several selections ac-
companiod on the organ by Miss Marjorie
Watts. The bearers were r. T.. stafford
T.. G. Russell, H. F.. Jenney and +. II.
Eggleston The burial was made in the
West Branch cemetery Mrs. Goomis's
son. George Cools Of Randolph. was
called here by his mothers illness 10 days
sgo.-Ira Mum Boardman of Burlington
was a visitor in Stowe Tuesday.-The
Rev. and Mrs. Z. l.. Goddard of Cabot
are visiting Mrs. Goddard's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. +. J.. Holden this week.
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Orange County
RANDOLPH

The Rev. W. S. Smithers, who was IN
Berlin Sunday to preach at the Methodist
Church, returned Monday morning,-Mrs.
Russell. who is the pianist at The Strand,
went to White River Junction Monday to
meet her mother. Mrs, James Hicks OF
st. Johnsbury. who came to pass 10 lays
with her at the J. F. Tewksbury camp
on the Braintree road. H. Chedel, who
was at home here o~ver-Sunday, left Nom
day to resume his work at White River
Junction.-w. ". Sprague, also a travel
ing man, who was home for e~ver-Sunday,
left Monday to resume his labors.-Mr. AND
Mrs. George Chatfield of Montpelier caml
Monday to take their eldest daughtea
! Maxine, to the sanitarium for an opera
ton for the removal of adenoids. The seq.
ond daughter, Glendene. will remain witk
Mrs. Martha Williams during the time
she rs away.-Miss Jessie Blanchard. whS
works at White River Junction, was al
home over-Sunday with MFR. and Mrs.
John blanchard. her parents. and Monday
returned to resume her work.-Mr. md
Mrs. John Chase, who have been here
with Mr.. and Mrs. |. S. Chase for two
weeks left on Monday for their home in
Newtonville, Mass.-The Rev. and Mrs.
Frederick Leeds, who nave been in South
Portland, Me, for a time. came also Sats
urday to pass a little time with Mrs.
Leeds parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |, s. Chase.
Abraham Ladue of st. Adams and Mrs,
Mennier of Holyoke, Mass, a sister or
Mr.. Ladue's were both ~over-Sunday guests
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph La
due in this place. Mrs, Mennier left Mos
day for Nher home.-Miss Anna Coughlin.
an over-Sunday guest of friends in Beth
ell. returned here Monday morning.-A
baptismal was held at the Bap-
fist Church Sunday afternoon at five
O'Clock when Charles Foster of this place
was the candidate. Several others received
the rite a few weeks ago. the Rev. DR..
Tolman officiating William Young, who
has been critically i'll. is now much bet
ter and able TO be about the house. buy
is not yet out. Fl. Williams is taking
a vacation from the postoffice of a few
DAYS and the other clerks are substituting
for him.-The Misses clara and Annie
Kimhall of New York city are in town for
a few days, guests of the Rev. and Mrs.
Fraser Metzger. after which they will go
to the Sanford farm for a little time
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Williams and SON,
STANLEY. Of Barre were over-Sunday guests
at the home of Mr., and Mrs. p. r. Daniel.
Miss Ada Paige also was a guest in the
same house.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson, VIII
had been i'll for many months from heart
trouble. died at the sanitarium July
IA. She had heen at the sani-
tarium for two weeks. and for a few days
her daughter, Miss Belle Jackson, a train
ed nurse, had been with her. The remains
were taken to her home in Barnard.
Continued on Page Four)
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whitney of Moretown were guests at Ira
Green's the past week.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Oscar Meunier are tho
parerts Of a daughter. born July 14.-Miss
Hazel-Carcy has completed work at East
Fairfield and is at home for the present.
Miss Jessie Bailey has returned to her
nome In st. Albans.-The Grange program
for Friday Is: Song, Stay on the Farm.
Boys Grange; reading, Cleon Tinker;
discussion. Use OF Cement for Floors,
open' dialogue, The Los, Dog; Ways
of Making the Home Attractive, Mrs. e.
O. Spaulding; talk, :"Health on the
Farm. Frank Leach: Modern Conven.
fences in the Farm House, Mabel Boo
zan; song, Grange; Flower March.-Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Carpenter and sons, Her
bert and Guy, were in Morrisville Sun
laN
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CENTER

n. W. Marvin Of Alburg, Dr.. and
Mrs. David Marvin and son of Essex
Junction and Mrs. Cynthia Ranslow
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Desautell
were visitors at w. j. Wright's Mon
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Louis C.. ~utells
of Watertown. Mass. are in town Wis
iting his parents. Mr., and Mrs. Clement
Desautelle.-C, II. Farnsworth How
ard Farnsworth and Mr.. Farnsworth and
daughter were business visitors in St.
Adams Tuesday.-W. J. Wright and J..
A.. Wright of Minneapolis, Mimi. and F.
S. and Mrs. Wright were in Eden and
Lowell Tuesday.-Judge Gardyne and
Mrs. Gardyne returned from Quebec.
where they have been TO see their
daughter Mrs. J. r.. Farnsworth of
~Lyndonville is stopping at II. II. Muir
.raSs.-C. S. Davis of G~reenville. Me. is
in town visiting relatives.-A. r. Chapple
and family arc camping at Lake Carui.
Franklin.
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FAIRFAX

Several from this place were in st,
Adams recently to attend the funeral Of
Abne Riley. who formerly resided in
town.-C. G. Gillette and Mrs. William
son were in Fair Haven Sunday and Mon
day to visit Mrs. Willianson's son, Clay
ton, and family.-Miss Dorothy Parsons,
who is taking training at the Mary F7et-
cher hospital, is at home for a short
acation Mrs Laney and daughter
Alice and Marjorie, and son, David. of
New York city are passing their vaca-
ton in town, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. y,
Southard.-Mrs. Mary Rugg of Soutr
street is entertaining her nieces from
Worcester. Mass. at the home of her son
Harry Rugg.-The Rev. w. r. Davenport
district superintendent of the st. Albans
district. preached at the union service ir
the Methodist Church Sunday evening
The first quarterly conference was hello
Monday evening at the parsonage.-E. G
Brown and +. Spraguc of Melrose High
lands. Mass, and II. S. Laurence OF
Leominster, Mass. are visiting at Mrs
j. D. Shedd's.-Mrs +. ]. Hewey and five
children of Springfield. Mass. are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs H. o. wilkins
and other relatives walter MaXfeld OF
Milton spent Sunday with relatives II
town.
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EAST FRANKLIN

Miss Lora Record has returned to West
Frsnklin.-Mrs F. z. Thoma was oper-
ated upon last Monday at the St. Adams
hospital for the removal of tonsils.-
Harry Flint started Thursday morning on
his return trip to Jacksonville. Fla.-Miss
Marion Gilbert is visiting friends In Mon
treal.-Mr. and Mrs. Loren Farrar, of
East Berkshire, were Sunday guests at
the home Of W. Fl. Hauver.-Mr. and Mrs.
Winfield Hall and daughter and son, OF
Bakersfield, were at the home OF DR.. j.
3. Hall Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. g. II.
Pomeroy and Mrs. Bertha Moore motored
to Bronze, Que, Sunday.
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ENOSBURG FALLS

a nev two-ton truck owned by Eugene
tatro was totally destroyed by Are at
Midnight July II. The building in
Which it was stored was practically de-
|troyed, as well as a thousand feet of
led birch lumber, owned by Joseph
faquette. The building and truck were
Insured.
Larry Gardner of the Cleveland In
ians passed Sunday with his parents,
Ifr. and Mrs. n. NJ. Gardner.-Mr, and
Mrs. William Kirby of Rosindale. Mass,
re visiting in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
F.. RaUson.-Miss Allene Gardner Of
Il. Armand, Que, is visiting in the home
II Mr.. and Mrs. f. !. Mears.-W. i.
Redwood. who has been visiting his
aughter, Mrs. j. r. Boyce, in North
Fayston for two weeks, has returned to
is home here.-Frank Erwin is in town
'pr a few days making arrangements 10
hove his family to Hermon, y. Y, where
c has been employed for the past year
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JOHNSON

Mrs. Frank Boyce went to a hospital
in Burlington Friday. Mrs. 3. S. Full
ington accompanied h~er.-Johnson Chap
ter. o. f. S. has invited the chapters at
Morrisvillc and J~effersonville to their
next regular meeting, July m.-Miss Mae
Maxfeld is at home from her duties in
Hartford, Conn.-Davis Mulliken has re-
turned from a hospital in Burlington. He
came home in an ambulance and stood
the trip pretty well but is not much i'm
proved in hoalth.-W. II. Nye is improv-
ing in health.-Mrs. William Patten died
Tuesday July IL. The funeral was held at
NJ. $. Hills Thursday. The Rev. +. G..
French, a former pastor here, oticiated.
Interment was beside her husband in
Lamoille View cemetery.-Mr. and Mrs,
Albert Lambert and niece. Miss Gertrude
Dian. are spending a few days with her
brother in Boston.
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FLETCHER

An automobile accident occurred near
Ira Green's Friday night. Waldo White
of Fairfax lost control of his car which
went off the bank. tipped over, and landed
on end near the wire fence. The car was
badly damaged, but the occupants escaped
with only slight bruises.-Mis Laura
Stafford of Jacksonville is working for
Mrs. Howard Buker,-Mr. and Mrs. Il.
II. Kinds of Huntington, Mrs. c. T..
Bixhy Of Cambridge and Miss Myrtle
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FAIRFIELD

\ miscells shower was given
Mary Hovrigan at the Town Hall We'd
nosday evening, in honor of her APP
proching marriage to Donald C. Marsha
or East Fairfield. A. G. Fin and Miss
Helen Rowland furnished music for
dancing. About 10 couples were pres
ent. Refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served. Miss Howrigan re-
ceivei many beautiful and useful gifts.
including silver. cut glass, china, linen
and Kitchen utensils
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Grand Isle County
ALBJJRG

Mr.. Skinner of Nova Scotia is visiting
his daughter, Mrs, n. l.. Kingsley, and
family.-Mrs, y. A. Lessor was pleas
antly reminded of her birthday on Sum
day. when several of her children gath
cred to have supper with her.-Mrs. r.
Young Is visiting in Sheldon. the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Moore.
and family.-Mr. n Mrs. \. G. Mott ot
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OUT HERO

Mr.. Ferguson preached here in The
Congregational Church Sunday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. William Stevens are visit
ing friends here in town.-At the special
town meeting, held recently, it was voted
to accept the Methodist Church for a
school building.-The Rev. A. r. Hoag
has returned home. While away he visited
his boNhood home in Maine.