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MONKTON

NJ o. French and wife of Charlotte were
over Sunday guests of their SON Harold
and family.-Joseph Little is in very
poor health at the homo of his brother,
Alvin Little.-Ruth Donahue of Castleton
Normal and Kenneth Gee of Bristol high
school are spending the Easter vacation
with their parents.-Mrs. Fred McEntee
and children are visiting In North Fer
risburg L. f.. Mech has recovered from
the severe attack of hccough he suf-
fered from last wcek.-Mr. and Mrs. G.
c. Farr and Mrs. Myrtle Ayers were over
sunday visitors in Burlington.-Cicily
Donahue of Shelburne spent the week
end at her home.-Mrs. y. G. Gage is NOT
recovering from her recent illness as fast
as her many friends wish she might
Charles Jewell has entered the employ Of
G. c. Farr as farm hand and moved his
family into the farm house,-Nlrs. Henry
Larose has returned home from Hines
burg. where she has been caring for her
daughter. Mrs. Harry IIolcomb-Mr. and
Mrs G. {. Farr rendered f. III. Palmer
II farewell reception Friday evening. Thir-
ty-five of his friends and neighbors from
the Boro wero present TO wish him Cod
speed Light refreshments were served,
Mr.. Palmer left Saturday for Wood
River, Neb for an Indefinite stay.
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SHELBURNE

Mrs. Joseph Rivers was operated on for
goitre at the Fanny Allen hospital and is
doing as well as can he expected.-Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Wetmore and family have
gone to Forestdalc to the funeral of Mrs.
Wetmore's sister.-Miss Jennie Thompson
has taken a school in Katonah. N. y
Mrs. T.. r. Stoddard is at the Burbank
hospital, Fitchburg, Mass, critically i'll.
Mrs. NJ. B. Thompson and Miss Agnes
Crowley was taken to the Fanny Allen
hospital Monday morning. The jitneS
will begin to run to-day. two trips
a day until after Easter, then the same as
usual. The Burlington roads are getting
| in better condition now.
| Mrs. Walter Wells has been called
to Plattsburgh. n. Y, by the death
of her brother.-Miss Mabel Palmer
has returned home after spending the
winter in Ogdcnsburg, n. Y.-Miss Heller
Taylor is at home for the Easter vaca
tion.-Schools in the village close Frida,
| for one week vacation.
| A cottage prayer service will be hell
| this evening at 1880 O'Clock at thu
homo of Mrs. Alexander Graham o
| Shelburne Farms.
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STARKSBORO

Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ross, of Bristol.
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Milo
Smith, Sunday.-Mrs. Philander Orvis. who
lives in the southern part of the town.
recently fell and fractured her hip. She
was taken to tho Mary Fletcher hospital
in Burlington.--Wil Archand has re-
turned FROM a weeks vacation. spent in
Charlottesville tombstone, of Montreal. is
spending week in sugaring with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. T.. tombstone.
Tho infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. P.
Emerson died recently.-Mrs. r.. =. Elmer
sons parents. of Colorado, are visiting
her.--William Kelley has returned to
James Conveys after passing the win
te" at his home in Brooklyn. n. f.-C. e.
Lathrop has moved back TO his farm
Charles Christakis, who has been work.
ing in the creamery, has gone to Con
cord to work.-Ceorge Clifford began his
duties as mail carrier on the star route
between here and Bristol Monday.--John
kirsley is wcrlsing in the creamery MIR.
and Mrs. George Osner and family, of
Taftsv!lle. Gre staying al T'lossie palmer's.
Schools in town arc closed for the Easter
vacation. The teachers have returned to
their respective ho,ues.-The young people,
who attend school in Bristol and Rurling-
Ton, arc az their homes for a two weeks
vacation.-Thc c. G. G. meets April with
Mrs. y. G. Smith Cor regular meeting.
IF. S. Ferguson and +. !. Hanson were
lrccent visitors in Burington.-The stercop-
ticon lecture, "A Trip Around the World
Without Money" will be given ny the Rev.
J. Allen Spidell at the Baptist Church
vestry April at 7:3o p. m Everyone is
cordially invited to attend.-Miss Marion
Lafayette has returned 20 Burlington
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NEW HAVEN

Mortimer Roscoe was home Monday from
Middlebury College.-The funeral of ]
Sylvia was held Tuesday in Bristol with
interment in New Haven.-Miss Myrtle
Peck is home from Rutland.-Mr. and Mrs
Henry Phillips, of Pittsford, were week
end guests of friends In town.-Thc high
school gave play "Cranberry Corners
Wednesday evenings. d. Doud is NOV.
ing to his place at the street.-N. w. Mer.
ril, who has been doing carpenter work
for y. T., Elmer, returned to Panton Wed.
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MILTON

The regular monthly meeting of the
w. G. T. T.. was held at the home of
Mrs. f. T.. Talbec Saturday afternoon
March 20, After the business part of the
meeting was concluded a very interesting
program was presented, the subject
being Pioneers in Temperance" a cir
cumstance that made the meeting of
especial interest was that two of the
ladies present are relatives of General
Neal Dow, The Father of Prohibition
lie was born in Portland, Me. March 20,
1S0i of English stock and was a
descendent on the mothers side of the
family of iate-Evil Hall, This unusual
name was quite common in the Hall
family. Mrs. Maria Hall Cooley. former
ly of Scion, Me-. who had charge of the
program. and Miss Mary Hall, a teacher
in the high school, whose home is in
Buckfeld, Me ARE of the same ancestry.
As Indicated my the date, the meeting oc-
cured on tho birthday of the great re-
former, who through his long and devoted
service to the temperance cause, blazed
the way to national prohibition. The fol-
lowing was the program; opening song
Sound the Jubilee: roll call, response,
quotations from pioneer temperance
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ADDISON

Gertrude Warner is at her home at
Helena Palmers for the Easter vacation.
She Is attending school at Northheld.
Mass.-Mrs. j. st. Glare has as her guest
Mrs. Eliza Gouletc, of Atlantic. Mass
Donald Barber is i'll with scarlet fever
at Arthur Piper s.--Dorothea OBryan and
Ellen Fisher are also i'll with it.-Dr. Ed
monds. Of Bristol, was in town Monday
to investigate the scarlet fever situation.
Mrs. Ederick Bodettc is i'll with grip.
H. w. Clark has been Ill the past week.
Marshall Bame has returned to his home.
having spent several weeks with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cary Mar
shall-AIr. and Mrs. w. r Smith were
sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. s.
Cross.-The Rev. Mr.. Wilson, an evan
gelist. will hold meetings at the Baptist
church this week.-Thc Grange held a
meeting Friday evening, having been
closed two months.--Mr. and Mrs. Hay
ward Marshall and two children, of New
Haven. were guests Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. W. w. Clark.-The D. A. r. held a
meeting on March II with Mrs. S. G..
Hawley. which took the form of st.
Patrick's party and was a farewell for
Mrs. r. II. Smith, who soon leaves for
California. Dainty refreshments were
served
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BRIDPORT

Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Laporte are tho
parcn $ of son born Friday. The body
of Mrs. Sarah Lewis williams. wife of
Franklin G. williams, of Pennsylvania,
was brought here for burial last week,
The funeral was held Sunday afternoon.
at the home of Mr.. Wiliamss parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. X. Williams. The Rev.
Hervey Gulick officiated.-Car! Rcmer is
assisting Thomas Cook of Shoreham in
loading pressed hay at Shoreham station.
"A son was born Monday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Riley of orwell. Mrs. Riley is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Pidgcon.
MIR. and Mrs. George Miller, who were
called here last week by the Illness and
death of Mr.. Miller's sister, Mrs. willard
chandler. have returned to their home
in Bellows Falls.-Harold Payne is con-
fined to his room by illness.-The funeral
of Mrs. Willard Chandler was held at her
late home Monday afternoon at two
O'Clock. The Rev. Hervey Quick offici-
ated. Burial was in Hubbardton Those
from out of town to attend were: Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Allard and family OF
Hopkinton, Mass. Mr. and Mrs, George
Miller and family of Bellows Falls, Mr.
and Mrs. John Petty of Brandon; Mrs
Jessie Laundergon of Rutland; Mrs
| Arthur Steward and children of Sails
bury; Mrs. Edward King of Brandon
| and Leon Chandler of Forrestdale.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page one.)

to Malone, n. Y.-Mrs. Nellie Chase Of
Bristol, who is passing the winter at the
home of G. T. S. Pierce, left Saturday on
business trip to Manchester, n. H
Banns of marriage for Miss Ethel Tull
and Daniel Carroll were published Sun
day at st, Peters Church. George
LeBeau is seriously i'll with heart trouble
Miss Florida Better and Fred Char
bonneau. who are attending a business
college in Burlington. spent Sunday with
their parents.-Miss Mildred Morgan of
Middlebury spent the week END with her
sister, Mrs. Frank NJ. Rogers.-The condi-
ton of Mrs May Goodere, who has been
seriuosly i'll with pleural pneumonia. is
very much improved--Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Barrows have returned from a
business to Canada.
\ pane is being circulated among tina
members ~ ire Nergcnnos Methodist
Episcopal Church for the return of the
pastor. the Rev. w :. Mulholand for
another Near-MisS Beu.aE Benedict
wAo has been In Chicago Tor some tim,
20 visiting nor mother, Mrs Jerome
6rshe!ton -Miss Martina Thorn. who has
been at the home of AIR. aud Mrs. f. l.
Klngs!and the past five years hsa 1orc
r. the rome Of W. !. Thon pson. whore
ale VIII make her hume.-Mr and Mrs
Harry Myers have Returned from a Wis
1t to relatives IN Greenfield, Mass. and
BrideeDort. Conn. and NJ N,or. b,s
resumed his duties in tho locaI oxnrass
office. Mrs. r J. stare has tol,on tho
position fl, the Bixbv Erco NonoriaI
library made vacant by tho rosignation
of Miss Ruth clark-C n MiddIehroo,,
leaves To-day for a wish IN bis wifo and
daughter in .Johnson-Tbc versennn,
schools close Friday for tho t,,ster ,aooD
ton of one week Miss Usrrie, cudda.
hack of Cnodehackvvls y V who Roc
been the guest Of Mr. and Mrs NJ ~
Wheeler for mart of the winter has cona
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HANCOCK

AIR. and Mrs. Earl Hanks Of Warren
visited Mrs. Hanks brother, George But,
ties and her mother.-Charles Minckler
has moved onto the Gregg farm in Gran
Vile owned by c. II. Eaton.-Mss Ruth
FDowdell and young sister were in Ran
|dolph and South Royalton last week.
Stella Abar has returned to work for Mrs.
Celestra Eaton who is quite feebe.-AIr.
and Mrs l.. NJ Church were in Rochester
for the eek-end.-William Goodyear was
in Bellows Falls last week to attend the
listers meeting, stopping over night on
his return with his sister, Mrs. Fred
Haynes in South Royalton.-Mr and Mrs.
Eugene Martin have returned from Ben
nington where they have been spending
the winter with their daughter and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Plunkett. -
Beatrice Manning is AT home on vaca-
ton from Rochester high school and this
week has gone to Granville to visit her
sister, Mrs, Clyde Campbell.
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CHARLOTTE

Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Thorp are the par
ents of son born last Thursday evening
Harold Besette has returned from VIII
liston.-A son was born last week to Mr.
and Mrs. Dellas Manor of Burlington, for
mer residents of this town.-Wiliar
Carpenter has gone to Wiliston to work
for Bert Nillmare.-Mrs. Stanton Cole.
man. who has been seriously ill., is con
valesing.
The selectmen have called a speca
town meeting for April 2.-lra Booska ha.
bought the blacksmith shop and will have
a competent man in Charge.-The friends
of the R5v. and MIS-. Heminway will be
saddened to learn of her death on March
% at their home in Silver Nails. n. Y.
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RIVERSIDE

Miss Aicc Farrell. Of the Fanny All
hospital, has been visiting friends in TOW
Miss Farrell goes Friday TO a large h
pital in New York for Ave months traini
before graduating from the Fanny ALI
PARKER Rice is home from Springfe
Maas.-Mrs. Bessie Wheeler. OF Waltha
Mass. is visiting her sister, Mrs. z.
Cram.-Mrs. c. f. Aver. who has he
quite III with grip, Is gaining slowly
Miss Mildred Buxton spent Sunday
her home in Richmond.-F'loyd Flemi
returned Saturday to c. l.. Bartlett's a
er 10 days visit with his parents
Milton.-Henry White, Mrs. Clifton Kir
and Mrs. Archie Kirby spent Friday
Burlington.
The meeting Of the Social Union h
hecn postponed from Wednesday e>
ming Il ntil Thursday evening on accou
Of the convention to he held in Buriin
ton. Mrs. Charles Reyolds and Mrs.
Andrews will he hostcsses for the 2,
ning.-There was a social at NJ
Loora Kirby's Wednesday evening
the benefit of the Past Chiefs club
George liaylett. who has been i'll
sometime, is not as well.-Mlss lie
Gleason. who has been at Franklin,
H., for the past year, is at home.-Ca
ton Rogers is home from the universi
of Vermont for the Easter vacation.
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Chittenden County
WINOOSKI

Mrs. Uorn,isdas Neunior NJ North s,roo,
died SUNDAY following a fon, dave, ,lInoss
of pneumonia Sbo is s,,rviyod hv bor bus-
band and two children boeidos , fa,hor
and mother in Canada
A. n LaneIois has re,urpod fron, n
several months stav in California
Mr.. and Mrs. walter srv,o ne plat,
street are uaronts OF n son horn I,rid,v
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Willetto of west
Allen street are parents of n dauobtor
born March 10
Joseph Douglass and TbeonhiIo simard
have purchased through the Horton Real
Estate Agency. the Gill Brook leo com
many The Cju Rrook leo co,,n,ny ,y,s
founded by the late Henry Railov
and was for several voors tho only ico
business in town. The ice houses arc
located at the reservoir on Timer Allen
street and at the "coye" on tho Vinooski
river The new proprictors will continue
the business under the old name.
Armand Poouette. the three month -old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel poouette
died Saturday. The funeral was held
Sunday afternoon at st. Francis Xavier
Church.
The Hon. Fred II. Babbitt of Bellows
Falls. gubernatorial candidate delivered
an address before the Commercial club
last evening. George II. Horton presided
and the se.d.e.ca filed the hall Mr.
Rabbits talk was Informal but he
pounded home to hs listeners the fact
that this was tn, PSYCHOLOGICAL moment
for industrial expansion. He had been
impressed WITH the fact on his recent
western trip, Nearly every business man
with VIXEN he came in contact had ex-
pressed n desire to split up his business
and get II away from the big industrial
centers where labor troubles were
fomented by the agtators who were
always on the sidewalk. The movement
into smaller places was on all over the
country. Vermont with its water power
and other advantages offered much in the
way OF inducements. AT the present
time a number OF Industries are start
ing in Vermont. IF Vermonters would
concentrate at this time in an effort to
secure industries they could get them
In this way a we'll balanced population
would be obtained. The farmer would
Ill
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Haseltines house on Spring street and
viii move there soon.-Neighbors ana
friends of Mrs q. r.. Guinan gave her
party at her homo Saturday afternoon
IN honor of her birthday anniversary
Joseph Sylvia died Friday night at MS
nome after long Illness with tubcrculo-
sis. He leaves a widow and four young
childrcn.-E. r. Ridley was called here
last week by the illness of his mother.
Mrs. Alma Ridley--M. A. Rider returned
Saturday from a visit to New York.
Miss Alice Wilson and Miss Bessie
Cudworth of Montpelier are spending their
vacation in town.-Mrs. II. "A. Ferguson
ana daughter, Helen, spent the week
cnd in Florence. Nelson Taber of Albany,
n. Y, Business College is spending a
Few days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. N. Taber-Mrs. Il. b. Guindon went
to Burlington Saturday.-Harry Flint
and G. c. Langeway spent Sunday at
their home herc.--Ray den and John Pal
mer are spending their vacation with
Chaunccy Bisbee and family in Ferris
bury. /. 'Fatnode and i. S. Mathew
son have returned from a business trip
to Boston.--Mr and Mrs. A. w. Cove of
Middlebury spent Sunday with Mrs.
Sophia Sherwn.-Mrs. r. II. Thomas and
Monday to visit Mrs. L. A. Neal.-Tho
missionary program at the Federated
Church Sunday morning was as follows.
Recitation and song by the Little Light
Beams" recitation and song by the
Kings Ecralds. An Interpretation of the
missionary jubilee hymn. 20, Zion Haste"
sung by Mrs. Bamforth." by seven young
girls robed in white was very beautiful
and effective. Mrs. r. w. Gould gave a
short address upon the missionary slogan,
Hitherto, Henceforth." closing with an
appeal to every woman to become a men,
Der of the Missionary society.
The outlook club will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. John d. Martin
instead of with Mrs. Hill. The program
will be: Roll call; quotations from
American poets; Practical Patriotism
Mrs. Selder; american Poetry of To-
day." in charge of Mrs. Boynton. Miss
Mennez, Mrs. Sherwin; music, Mrs
Smith.-Miss Dorothy Hunt was given
p shower party Wednesday night at
the home of Miss Florence Sprague in
honor of her approaching marriage to
Mr.. Chester +, Miner of Hinosb irg.--
Floyd Ladue gave q party to his young
friends Tuesday afternoon in honor of
his birthday.--The condition of e. r.
Guindon. who is at the Mary Flet CHI err
hospital for treatment. is very favor
able-Mrs. j. S. Burt entertained a
few friends at tea Tuesday afternoon
at hire home on Elm street.-William
Cardell Jr Is confined to tho house
with tonsilts-There will be a Chris
tan Endeavor social at the Baptist
Church Friday evening. All members
are urged to be present.
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SHOREHAM

The schools in town are closed for one
weeks vacation.-Thirteen ladies' attend
ed the Woman's Missionary meeting held
with Mrs. Russell Easton Friday.-Mrs.
X. e. Simmons went Wednesday to Bur-
lington and returned with baby Wilfred
Thursday.-Miss Mable Larrabee of Bur
lington spent the week END with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Larrabee.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Cook and daugh-
ter are ill.-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dudley
have returned from their wedding trip.
H. r. Church and l.. H. Nottingham
were in Rutland Wednesday to attend
meeting for town listers.--The peculiar
sky of Monday evening when the north
ern lights made a display was seen by
many of our towns people.-The Rev. r
r. Simmons and r. Fl. Holmes were in
Middlcbury Tuesday to attend the county
meeting in the interests of the Inter.
Church movement.
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UNDERHILL CENTER

Columbus r. Day died very sudde1
Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Day had hi
In his usual health and after eating
dinner went to the barn to care for
horses. when he fell to the ground.
was carried to the house and died IN
few moments Mr.. Day was about SO yeI
old was n native Of Underhill. where
life was passed. with the exception OF
few years at Lowell Mass. and Els,
Junction. James T. Fitzslmonds has &
his farm and stock to a man from N
York state. This is one of the best ia
property values in town. The purch,
price was slS,ooo.--Many sugar max
tapped their trees Saturday and consid
ing the wntry conditions of the day,
ran freely.-John Rice has sold his ia
and stock to a MSldlebury party
s7.oN.-Schools closed last Friday for
two weeks vacation.-G. l.. Fitzsimoi
of Burlington has purchased Mrs. Lii
Quinn's farm, stock and equipments,
purchase price being S. 600
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PANTON

Thomas WhtIy died Monday morning
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Allen
with whom he had been living for nearly
year The cause of his death was heart
trouble with which he had been a sufferer
for some time. He was in his 18th year
He was born in Middlebury in September
1s45 and had lived In this community and
Addison the larger part of his life In
1872 he enlisted in the United States army
as private under Capt RI. C. Hasbrouck
in Company 3. of the fourth regiment Of
Artillery and served his full time of five
years. He was among those who were
sent to the far West to aid in driving the
INDIANS, who were then making serious
disturbances, back to their reservation in
then then Indian Territory. He passed
through some thrilling and hair-breadth
escapes. He received his honorable dis
charge May Q. 1877. He never married
He leaves sister. Mrs Campbell of
Vergennes, brother. Edward Whitly of
Bridport. The funeral services were held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen We'd
nesday at 1870 81. M, the Rev. George G.
cornell officiating, the arrangements being
Ill charge of William Larrow of Yer
gennes. The bearers were John and
ward Spaulding. Walter White and Duane
Allen, The body was placed in the vault
at Nergennes and will later be inferred
IN Prospect cemetery. Those present
from away were: Edward Witty and
daughter. Mrs Payne of Bridport Mrs.
Campbell and daughter, Celia of Vergen-
mes. and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Campbell
and Mrs. Charles Smith and son, Howard
OF Addison.-Miss Ellen Stanton, who has
been teaching in Starksboro is at home
for four weeks vacation.-Miss Celia
Campbell. who has been caring for her
uncle, Thomas Whitly, has returned to
her home in Vergennes.-Th deep snow
which has filled the roads is gradually
wearing away by the warm rays of the
sun and the travelling is much better
than was expected Nearly all are using
wagons.
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ESSEX JUNCTION

John Woodward has sold his home
OIL lower Pearl street to Rollin Perry
and wife, who have been occupying tho
Rice house on East street. Possession
is to be given April Is
Mrs. George Howard has returned
from Carthage. S. D., where she was
called by the death of her sister. on
her return she visited at ST. Paul
MINI, and other points.
Mary, the sx-year-old daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Valyou of West street,
was taken to the hospital Thursday to
have coin removed which she swallowed
and which had lodged in the throat.
stephen Wright. who recently sold his
home at Essex Center to Carl b. Cleve
land, has bought the Heman Rice home
stead on East street and will take posses
sion April /.
Public schools opened again Monday
with very few absences from attendance.
The two winners in the United States
army essay contest, Dorothy SibIey and
LOOMS Slater received prizes from two
of the progressive business merchants
Miss Sibley received fountain pen
given by Mr. Lonergan of the Junction
Pharmacy and MIR. Slater received an
umbrella from Mr.. Rugg of Riggs
Economy Store The principal of the
school wishes to take this opportunity
to thank the business men for their
generosity in giving the prizes.
The Woman's club will meet Friday at
2:3o y. M, at Mrs Marvin's. The subject
for the meeting will be Roosevelt" and
members are requested to bring appropri-
ate quotations
Mrs. Eliza I.add has returned from
Springfield, Mass. where she has been
since last November with her daughter.
w. r. Johnson & Sos- propretors of
Lake Champian cream- paid 81 l6 for
standard milk for tn. month of Feb