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MILTON BORO

Charles Bullock, Jr., has returned from
Waterbury.-Dewey McNall of Burling-
ton spent the weekend in this place
John Cameron and II. f. Smith were in
Essex Junction one day last week.-R. l..
Bullock spent Thursday and Friday OF
last week in Burlington.-George Taylor
was In st. Adams Tuesday.-Arnold
Beaupre had a narrow escape Sunday
morning while riding his bicycle down
Bullock Hill. He was thrown off. cutting
cash near his eye and sprained his
ankle and received several scratches
Fay Barry Is at the home OF Jennie Fay
this week.-News has been received here
Of the birth Of a daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs Floyd Barrows on November %
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UNDERHILI.

Mrs. Laura lockwood left Tuesday for
Barre, where she will spend Thanksgiv-
ing with her son, II. A. lockwood, re-
turning home next week.-Schools closed
Wednesday night for the Thanksgiving
recess.-Mrs. Lucy Prior is making her
home with her granddaughter, Mrs. c.
ID. Reynolds, this winter.-Mrs. w. l..
Blaisdell went to White River Junction
last week to visit her daughter. Mrs
Rolla Dimick, who Is expected to re-
turn with her for the Thanksgiving holt
days.--C. ID. Reynolds returned Tuesday
from Palmer, Mass, accompanied by his
mother. who will pass the winter with
him.-Miss Marjory Hayden of Boston
is a guest of her parents Judge and Mrs.
G. II. Hayden.-Pearl King and family
have gone to Winooski to live and Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Kirby will move into
Mrs. Krby's house. There will be n
community Thanksgiving dinner at the
Congregational Church Thursday. All
are invited.-The Misses Doris Small and
Ethel Nealy of Burlington were visitors
at the home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. q. Nealy. Monday.
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HINESRURG

There wi! he n basketball game at tho
town ha'l Friday evening al eight O'Clock;
admission at the door. This will be fol-
lowed By social dance. This IL for the
benefit Of the High School Athletic asso-
citation. II Is hoped there will be a
la-ge attendance.
Beginning November %. the stores of
a. J. Watson and Eddy & Son will c'ose
at Geo p. m, excepting Mondays and
Saturdays. When they will be open till
Il later hour.-Smith O'Br.en, VINO has
been at the Mary Fletcher hospital for an
operation. expects to return home Sat
urday.-Jamcs Poet. who was taken Ill
at school Monday, went to the Mary
Fletcher hospital. where he had an op-
GRAFTON for appendicitis.-Mrs. Daniel Pat
rick is in Bur ington as her daughter
Miss Anna, is III at the Mary Fletcher
hosptal.Earl Place returned from the
Fanny Allen hospital Thursday.
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direction OF Miss Marion Gilbert, the color
scheme being green and white The bride
was gowned in white silk and carried
bouquet of white carnations. Tho maid
or honor wore dark blue silk and carried
bouquet of pink carnations. Tho
brides gift to the maid of honor was
brooch and the groom's gift TO the
best man was n gold scarf pin. Follow
ing the ceremony. dainty refreshments
were served. TIE happy couple left for
trip to Boston and other points with
the good wishes of the company.
The goods in the Wright q Jolley store
here have been moved to Max Jolley's
store at Berkshire Center. @. d. Pax
man will continue to sell grain here
Mrs. oscar Stanley Is spending some time
ut Richford with her daughter, Mrs Leon
Going.-Mrs. w. NJ. Armstrong Is assist
ing at Mr.. Stanleys during Mrs STAN
ley's absence.-Mr. and Mrs. Don Weld
have returned from Bo9ton.--Charlos
Bundy has rented Harry Welch's shop and
is prepared to do blacksmithing.
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RIVERSIDE

The regular meeting OF the w. r. A.
will be held Friday night instead OF
Wednesday. this week. Five new mem
bers are to be taken into the order Sup
per will be served.-Mrs. NJ. j.. Church
winter with her daughter Mrs. w. T..
Prim.-The ladies OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church are planning an apron and
fancy article sale some time in Deem
ber.-A. NJ. Henderson Is moving his
household goods into Mr.. Orviss home at
Kirby is moving into
the rooms over the store and Archie
Kirby Is moving into Mrs. Emma Kirby's
house.-Margaret Hart, oldest laughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Hart. who was
operated on for appendicitis at the Fanny
Allen hospital Saturday afternoon Is
gaining slowly.-There will ba COM
munlty Thanksgiving dinner at the Con-
gregational Church parlors Thursday for
all those VINO care to attend. This is plan
ned to be social dinner for those who
are not entertaining friends and who
ould otherwise he alone.-E. C. Cross
and l.. ID. Moulton are having electric
lights put into their homes.-Mrs. L. j.
Whitcomb closed her home Wodnes-
day and went to Burlington TO spend the
winter.-Elsa Litner. who has been with
Mrs Whitcomb this summer. will go to
Prof. Sinclairs for the winter and attend
school.-The Study club met with Mrs.
w. T.. Cross Monday evening Monday
the Queen Esther society Is filling a box
with toys and Christmas clothes to he
sent to Ellis Island.
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Franklin County
ST. Adams

Miss Lucille LaFountain, daughter of
Mrs. Frank Blum, and Floyd Whittemore
were married at Holy Angels Church
Monday morning at nine O'Clock, the
Rev. l.. r. Desrochers performing the
ceremony. Miss Beatrice LaFountain, sis
ter OF the bride, acted as bridesmaid and
Joseph Goodrow was best man. The bride
wore white satin gown. with hat to
match. The bridesmaid wore white satin
and hat to match. Immediately after
the ceremony wedding breakfast was
served at the home Of the brides sister.
Mrs, Clifford Beals. A reception was held
in the evening. After trip to Detroit
they will reside on Hoyt street
Miss Gertrude Mae Mayo, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis r, Mayo and Adolph
Francis Carpenter. son of Mr. and Mrs
John y, Carpenter OF Pittsburgh, ". Y.
were united in marriage at ST. Mary
Church Monday morning at nine o'clock
tho Rev. j, J. Boyle performing the cere-
mony. The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Helen Mayo. and William A.
Peno acted as best man. The bride wore
navy blue tricotine suit with hat TO
match and the bridesmaid wore a blue
duvetyn suit with hat to match After A
short wedding trip to New York State
Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter will reside In this
city.
Mrs. Melinda Jarvis who has been re-
ceiving treatment at the st. Adams hos
pital, has returned to her home In Isle
La Motto.
Fred Tatro of Sheldon, who has been
Ill at the hospital, has returned home
The body of Mamie Busky, aged IA years
of Montgomery Center. who died OF
typhoid fever at the st. Adams hospital
Sunday afternoon, was taken to Mont
gomery Monday evening, where the burial
took place.
News has been received Of the mar
riage Of Marjorie Ada Shurmer and Ed
ward Hubbard Searle, which took place at
Vaughan, Alberta. Canada. November Is
The groom is a son Of MT. and Mrs.
Carleton S. Searle OF Chicago. formerly
OF this city.
At the regular meeting OF the Order Of
Railway Conductors. ST.. Adams District,
No. "a, held Sunday afternoon the NOM
nation, election and Installation of Of
ficers for the year 1921 took place The
following are the officers: C. c., ]. A.
Sturtevant; A. c. c.. A. A. Emery; secre-
tary and treasurer. j. b. Muldoon; S. c.,
Roy c. Gil man; j. c., n. Stewart; I. s..
Il, j. Muldoon; o. s.. C. N. Harlow
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EAST BERKSHIRE

Anyone having books belonging to tho
East Berkshire Community library is re-
quested, by the librarian, to return the
book or books on or before December /.
If not returned by this date. the books
or books will have to be paid for
The monthly meeting of the Womans
Missionary society will be held at the
home of Mrs. H. +. Cumm 'ngs Saturday
afternoon at 2:3o o'clock.-Ars. Fannie
Pond of Richford visited at the home OF
ii. A. Pond last week-The Rev q. A.
Furness of Marshfield preached in the
Congregational Church Sunday-Miss
Bessie Laracy Of Sheldon visited her
sister Mrs. Clifford Bingham. last week
Miss Loretta Reed passed the week.
end in St. Adams the guest of Mrs. j.
L. Lane
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WESTFORD

Tho annual supper and sale In the town
hall Saturday evening by the Community
ladies Aid brought net gain Of $7b.-
Mrs. Il. b. Dominique had her tonsils re-
moved Saturday.-George Tatro and Her
bert Huntley we're In Colchester Satur-
day.-Frank Smith Is suffering from a
diseased eye.-O. II. Jackson was In
Huntington q few days ago.-Mrs. Clara
Osgood and daughter, Olive. are stop
ping with Mrs. Osgood's father, Charles
Grow.-Mr. and Mrs Elihu Ruggles. for
mer residents of Westford. celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary In
their homo In Essex Junction Thursday.
November 23.-At the conclusion Of the
special services Thursday evening held
by the Rev. George Pomfrey and r. f.,
Scates, nine were baptized.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Ivan Dwyer and bride are visiting at
the homo Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Dwyer.-While working in the
woods Saturday. V. r. Sargent received
n bad cut on his upper lip from an ak
In the hands OF a fellow workman.-Roy
Cleveland was in Boston last week.-O.
G. Hallock and Miss Carrie Derby went
Monday to Norwood. N. Y, to visit his
son and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Merle
Hallock.
The Christmas trees that have been
cut near here are being drawn to Rio H.
mond in large loads to be shipped. The
stage made Its frst trip on runners
Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Norton
and daughter, Bernlce. went to Water
bury. Conn. to spend Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Norton's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Guyette.-Mrs. Clara Norton and tho
Misses Kathryn Beane and Beatrice Phil
lips of Burlington and Ebert Rogers Of
Montpelier spent Thanksgiving at their
homes In town.
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BRIDPORT

Miss Catherine Billiard and sister, Ger
trude, OF Saratoga Springs, N Y, have
been spending a few days with their sis
ter. Mrs. John Welch, on the Hemmen-
way farm.--Gilbert Breylia, who has been
working for r. D. Norton the past sum-
mer. has finished his work there and en-
tered the employment of f. II. Converse
on his farms.-Mrs. Rocellia Sunderland
who has been very low for the past week,
Is still In q serious condition and there
is no hope for her recovery.-The schools
are closed for one weeks vacation.-All
the members of William Casey's family
are i'll with severe colds.-Arthur Jabott
received word Friday that his father,
Charles Jabott, OF Schuyler Falls, N. Y.
had suffered a slight shock and is very
ili.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Fletcher, who
have been in New York for week, have
returned home
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ESSEX JUNCTION

very pretty wedding took place at
Holy Family Church Tuesday morning
when Maud Pilon of Burlington and
Thorman Casey of wiliston were united
in marriage by the Rev. !. y. y. Pouliot.
The bride wore a gown of blue mcssaline
satin with large picture hat and carried
a bou1uet OF roses. The matron Of honor
was Mrs. George r. Sharplcy, a sister
of the groom, who wore n velour suit
with hat to match George T. Sharpley
was best man. A wedding breakfast was
served at the Lincoln Inn, after which
the couple left for honeymoon trip to
New York. They will retarn in a week
20 make their home in Wiiliston. where
Mr.. Casey owns a large farm
The death Of Mrs Mary Avaline Wiley.
aged &C. occurred at her home on Central
street Tuesday morning following an
Illness of one years duration. She is
survived by two sons. Hyman and Clyde:
also four daughters. Mrs. Fred viee
Mrs. Herbert Teachout, Mrs. Dean
Thwing OF st. Adams and Mrs. Clarence
Towle OF Nashua, N. H.; and eight grand
children She Is also survived by one
brother, James Austin Of fairfield. and
one niece. Mrs. Theodore Stopplo of Nor
risville. The funeral will be held at
her late home Friday afternoon at two
o'clock
An alarm of fire was rung in We'd
nesday morning OF last week for
a fire on South street in the house
occupied by John l.. Parizo. The fire
department responded quickly and the
fire was soon put out with the help of
the hand extinguisher, though the neigh
bors had already brought ladders and
formed a pail brigade.
w. B. Johnson & Son. proprietors of
Lake Champlain Creamery. paid 1895 for
standard milk for October
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EAST SHELBURNE

The Progressive Farmers club will meet
Friday evening with MIR. and Mrs. Will
liam Dennis at the Chittenden farms on
Dorset street A special program has
been arranged. All are cordially invited.
-Macl: Elliott and Lewis Slo um motored
To Johnson and returned Sunday.-Mrs.
Lew Benway, who has been spending
some time with her daughter, Mrs
Blanche Lamo.te. has gone to her home
in st. Alh1ns.--The Srtton schoolhouse
c'oscd Wednesday for the Thanksgiving
recess.
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TOWNSVILLE

Mrs. Dorothy Nichols OF Burlington
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Henry
Pease, the first of the week.-Mrs.. James
Smith Of West Bolton visited friends in
town Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Fuller and children have returned from
week spent with Mr.. Towards father
in Jericho Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Wood
ruff Of West 30 ton have moved into
w. A. Church's tenement. Mr.. Woodruff
will work for w. O. Lane.-Mrs. Mar
garet Gregory has returned to Montpelier
after several months spent with her
niece, Mrs ]. Q. Atkins.-Arthur Stock
we'll was in Waterbury Sunday
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NORTH FERRISBURG

The Kings Daughters sale, which was
to be held Saturday evening, has been
postponed until December 4.-Therc will
be n box social at the home of Fred Hig-
bee Friday evening for the benefit OF
the Dart schoolhousc. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Dean and Miss Frances Wheeler
were in Burlington OH business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Russell were called
to Monkton owing to the serious Illness
of Mrs. Russcll's mother, Mrs. Frank
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GRANVILLE

Owen e. Bag!cy OF Granville and Miss
Ruby WILDER of Rochester were united
In marriage at Bethel November 16 by
]. Wesley Miller.-Alvin Kendall OF
Waterbury is visiting friends in town
Perley Bailey was called to Rutland Sat-
urday by the death of relative.-Mrs.
Gertrude Briggs returned to her work In
after spending several days
With relatives here.-Ge rald Rice return.
ed Saturday from few days stay in
barre and RoXburv
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Chittenden County
WINOOSKl

Miss W1lhemina courtermarsh OF Main
street left last Saturday for Kansas City.
Kans.. where she will spend the winter.
A. j. Vincent OF "a River street has
gone to the Fanny Allen hospital, where
he will undergo an operation for appen-
d!citis.
James Eikey OF Malletts Bay avenue.
aged nine years and William Brandon.
also of Malletts Bay avenue. aged IL
years. were taken In hand by Chief Of
Police G. A. Barber Thursday evening
after they had entered the Guillette
garage on East Allen street. robbing
the cash drawer of $40. Chief Barber
in company with Mr. Guillette, the
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PANTON

A heavy fall or both snow and rain fell
continually from Sunday till Wednesday.
Cars and wagons have been laid aside
and s.eighs are being used-Theodoro
Kenyon, who Is at homo for few days
from the navy with his mother. were In
town Sunday and called on their aunt,
Mrs. Louisa Conversc.-Mrs. Almina Mer.
rill. who Is at the Mary Fletcher hospital
In Burlington. is recovering nicely from
an operation for appendicitis.
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owner of the garage. were in the gar
age at the time the boys entered. The
door had been left unlocked, ms they
expected the boys to return any night
They had entered the garage on the
night or November II. At that time
they also robbed the cash drawer, but
got only 10 cents and stole the garage
Keys. Thinking that they might be back
most any night. the Chief and Mr.. Gull
letto have been on the lookout ever
since. They were brought over to the
police office and after some grilling
admitted they had been resi- onsible for
a number of the small robberies that
had been committed during the fall
They had broken into the store on NAL
let's Bay avenue, of Brandon, who is
the father of one Of the boys, n house
on Railroad street, where they took a
couple of knives, Germans Harness
shop on Center street. house on East
Allen street and one or two other
places. In all OF these places they did
not get anything of very great value.
The young culprits have been on the
lookout for big game and in entering
the garage they thought they might
be able to get bigger haul There are
a number of other young boys who are
under the surveillance of the police
as well as these young boys who were
caught Thursday evening, and 1t Is ex-
pected that a number of other arrests
may be made at any time.
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WEST MILTON

Oliver Howard spent Sunday in South
Burlingt on.-Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mears
have moved into VIII Sweeneys house
Bessie Gonyeau spent the Weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Gonyeau.-Mrs. Ida Everest was the guest
the past week of her sister, Mrs. Hoyt
Mears.-E. NJ Wiley of Georgia Is
threshinG in this vicinity
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WILLISTON

The Thanksgiving entertainment at the
universallst hall given by the graded
school was largely attended. The pro-
gram OF events included some exec lent
features put on by children. quartet
from Burlington helped the children In
their show, by entertaining the audience
between acts. The sum OF $oS,S5 was
cleared. As this is not enough TO pay
for the victrola which the school Is TO
purchase any one wishing to donate fur
Their 10 asked to send the money to Mrs.
Fred May or Miss Woleott The school
sold tickets to the amount Of $3.50 and
the extra N35 was given by friend OF
the school.-Murray Isham and brother.
Henry, from California. who are guests
or their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Isham
VIII spend Thanksgiving with them; also
their sister. Miss Molly Isham Of Burling-
ton VIII be present,-Homer Prior has
Jop IN Richmond for few weeks.-P. 5.
clark OF Roxbury is the guest of Mr..
ana MRS s. ID. Warren.-Miss Slapp or
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ESSEX CENTER

Ray and Ira Jay Nichols and Ezra
Gates started last week Thursday for
Saskatchewan on busness.-Ray Nichols
has sold his garage and house to George
McNall.-The Ladies' Aid Of the United
Church will hold their annual sale and
serve an oyster supper Friday, De ember
Z. A cordial invitation is extended to all
Miss Lois Palmer Of the 3. II. S. was
a 1Ueek -end Visifer of Doris Rntaa
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WEST BERKSHIRE

very pretty wedding took place at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. p. c. Field
man at East Franklin Wednesday eve
ming. November II, at six o'clock. when
their daughter, Laura Marie. was unit
ed in marriage to Don Dwight Weld. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. d. e. Weld, Of West
Berkshire. The Rev. ]. w. Trip, rector
OF tho Episcopal Church at Richford,
performed the ceremony. The double
ring service was used. Only the near
relatives Of the bride and groom were
present. The bridal party attended by
Miss Esther Forty as maid Of honor and
Osman G. Chaffee as best man entered
the parlor to the strains OF the Lohen-
grin wedding march. played by Miss
Lucy Weld, sister of the groom. who also
played softly during tho ceremony. The
rooms were prettily decorated under the
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ST. GEORGE

Ira Chase and A. 3. Williams were in
Burlington Tuesday morning to attend
the funera of T. Bacon.-Earl Aver was
in Bethel over the Weekend on business
Miss Nora Hinsdale and Clark lInsdale
were in Burlington Saturday.-Mrs. Law
renee Wellinger and five children visited
in Wll!ston Sunday.-James Peet was
taken to the hospital Tuesday morning
for an operation for appendicitis.-Cal
Pillsbury has began to move some of
his househo. d goods to his farm in Will
listOn
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WAJTTlAn

A daughter. Margrette Emma. was
BORN to Mr.. and Mrs, II. A. Burroughs,
November 19.-Mr. and Mrs. G. r.
Evarts and son. Lloyd, and daughters,
Mildred were the guests Of their son. @.
Fl. Evarts in Panton Sunday.-C. s.
Sherbino visited friends In Burlington
the week -end.-Mrs. Stella Manchester
has recovered from her recent Illness and
returned to her duties as teacher in the
Hunt distrct.-Miss Irene Bruyea of YER
sennes has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
G. r. Evarts.-Mrs. Margaret Gardner
Ia caring for Mrs. II \. Burroughs.
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FLETCHER

Mrs Maxfeld spent last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Gomo.-Mr, and Mrs,
Karl Como and Mrs. MaXfied were il
Cloverdale recently-L. \. Wetherbee ii
building a new chimney for the furnace
that will be installed soon.-A. II. Hoopei
bought the Richard farm Thursday
Nearly co couples attended the dance Fris
day night-M. j. White, of Jericho Wis.
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Essex Junction was the guest of Mrs.
Guy Lamson Saturday and Sunday.-Oak
Hin School entertainment Friday night
was well attended, the school clearing
$17.50.-Mr and Mrs. John Porter visited
their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Norman Por-
ter Mt the hospital Il short time ago.
Char cs Lundervile was In Essex juno
ton last Saturday on business. Master
Dana lsham from Mortified will spend
his Thanksgiving with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tires Isham Thursday
Mrs. Homer Prior and daughter Freida,
have been with friends in Richmond
The Thanksgiving entertainment at the
Park Hill school was largely attended.
4 large cream cake presented to the
school by Mrs. Frank Merchant brought
the sum of $3.50. The sum of $3.50 was
cleared from the entertainment
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WANTED

Old POSTAGE STAMPS--Cash for stamps
used before 1878. on or off letters, j. w.
Ross. % West ST., Rutland. VI. Collec-
tons bought. 11w,St
iBOUT SEPT I, capable cook and
second girl. good wages. Mrs. g. VI.
sabin. 2ii Main ST.. Burlington. VI.
T,w,t.
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HANCOCK

Walter Scott of Barre was in town one
day last week.--Jason Abbey of Roches-
ter has been visiting his nephew. Carl
Archer, and family.-Mr. and Mrs.
Hershal Roberts of Hartford. Conn, are
with his mother for while.
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JERICHO CENTER

The entertainment given Friday eve
ming by the Ladies' Aid club was sue
cess. sl3 WAS reaized.-Therc will be
meeting of the Social Service club at
the home of Mrs. e b. Jordan Friday
afternoon. The program will include
roll call and numerous quotations, re-
port Of program committee and an In
formal talk on an Interesting subject by
Prof. Jordan.-H. f.. Bates and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles Bel, left Sunday
evening for Shower. Mich, where Mr..
Bates will spend the winter.