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COLCHESTER

The Colchester Grange postponed ii
regular meeting on account of the III
clemency of the weather. They wi
meet however next Friday. The pre-
gram prepared for last Friday Will L
given and light refreshments will i
served.-Mrs n. II. Kenyon, who ha
been quite i'll with indigestion. is Re
coverng.-Mrs, j. NJ Wright who ha
been very poorly most of the tim
since she returned from the Mar
Fletcher hospital. is able to sit up
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Garvey are pa
ents of a son born recently.-A quite
wedding took place saturday, Januar
II, when Miss Nina Anderson of tn
place became the bride of Patrick 81
YER of Winooski They will make the
home in Winooski where the grool
has a paying position.-Mrs. c. v
Wright, who has been visiting he
daughter in Milton, returned to he
home here January 1.-THE Fidels
class OF the sunday school which W.
to have met at the parish house la!
saturday viii hold a meeting thei
Saturday, January -. All girls b'
tween the ages Of ~ and is are ii
Nitp0 to be pre- sent.
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BRIDPORT

GLADYS Spau!d!ng is confined a. the
house with chicltenpox. -trancr 81
coas, who has the grip, is slow =
in2-MaX.me st. George, who y
confined to the house with the is
able to be about again.-Datus Rice. who
has bceh visitor at Mountain View
farm, has returned to George st. Johns.
Stella Austin. who has been i'll, IL able
to attend school again.-Nlrs. Charles
Palmer spent Sunday In East Middlebury
with relat.ves.-Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Chandler and family spant Sunday at
Frank Allard' William Grandey is
spending the winter with his daughter.
Mrs. Henry Williams. MIR. and Mrs.
Franz Allard, who were called to Boston
on account Of the illness of relative,
have returned home While away they
visited in Hoplinton at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Bruce Allard, who moved there
year ago from this place, where Mr..
Allard is employed on the Leman Farms.
Friday Is reported as having been the
coolest day here for some years, the Their
mometer registering &c degrees below
zero.-kenneth Palmer is confined to the
house with an abscess on his face, which
DR. Baisdale was obliged to lance on
Friday.
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years, r.. w. Post; deacon for four years,
David Marvin; trustee for three years,
A, ii. Douglass superintendent of Sun
Vy school, -. T.. Goodenough; assistant
superintendent, Il. w. Post.
The annual meeting of the Ladies' So
cial Union was held in the church par
Tors Wednesday Jan IA. The following
OFFICERS were elected; President, Mrs.
Alfred Webster; vice-presdent, Mrs Will
nam Millar; secretary and treasurer,
Mrs. Dora Chapman. The work of this
organization as well as the several 9TH
ers affiliated WITH the church have en-
joyed a prosperous year. The social un-
ion with their entertainments, socals.
suppers and sales have added TO their
treasury nearly 5000 for the year, which
Is most gratifying to it's officers and
members. With $3.50 which will be handed
over to the church treasurer the union
will have Cancelled $3.50 of the church
debt for the year.
The severe weather of the past few
days is being keenly felt in the vicinity
thermometers reached 20 degrees below
zero at few points in the village Fri
day. There were few frozen water
pipes about town. The snow fall of six
inches Saturday, with tia stiff west
wind Sunday has filled some of the roads
quite badly. Several drifts which will
have the attention of the road commits
sioner and his force were reported Sun
day evening on the Essex and Westford
road Automobiles trying to rench Will
lston became stalled near Taft's Cor.
ners and had to be shovoled out.
| William B. johnson G. Son, proprie
tors of Lake Champlnin creamery, pal,
$3.50 for standard milk for the montl
OF December
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ESSEX CENTER

At a regular meeting of he Essex
Center Grange No. $50, held Wednesday
Jan. H. the Hon O. l.. Martin, master of
the state Grange, installed the following
officers recently elected for the ensuing
year: Master-elect, n. f. Mitchell was
absent by reason of illness: ovcrseer, W.
+. Chaplin; steward, G. o. BiXby; lecturer,
Il. j. Wool. chaplain, Mrs. H. J. BiXby;
treasurer. Miss Alvira Pratt; clerk. T.. W.
Bradley; assistant steward, w. II, Wool:
gttc-keepcr, W. r. Hanley. Ceres. Mrs.
w. 7. lianlcy. Pomona tby proxy, Mrs.
i. H. Hitchcock; Flora { by PROXY, Mrs.
w. D. Mars; lady assistant steward,
Mrs. X. i. Wool. \ social program in
charge of the lecturer. X. i. Wool, con-
sisted of piano and vocal selections re-
marks by the state Master Martin and =
snort talk relative to Patrons Fire In
Suraucc by A. W. Footc of Cornwall. 4
supper of oyster stew, sandwiches. salads,
cake. doughnuts and coffee. was served
by committee of which Mrs. II. W.
Ayers was chairman,
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CHARLOTTE

The community meeting and sing Will
be at the home Of i. s. Williams Thurs
day evening. All the teachers of the Sun
day school are requested to be present
Phillip Mcneil, who has been confined TO
the house by illness for the last month,
is able to he out.-The town auditors will
meet on the 30th of this month at the
town hall to begin their work on town re-
ports.-Mrs. W. NJ. Spear is i'll with the
influenza.
Miss Hazel Cassidy, home demonstra-
ton agent. will hold a beef canning dem
onstraton at the home of Mrs. John Will
liams on Friday afternoon at two O'Clock
1t is hoped that there will be "A large
attendance at this moeting.-Noah Frnk
was at home over Sunday from the Agri-
cultural College.-Mrs. 6. T. Holmes is
spending several days in Middlebury at
the home of DIR. j. }. Ross.--Mrs r, q
Whalley, who has been i'll for several
weeks. is much improved in health.-Mr
and Mrs. Hubert Lewis have returned
to town and are at the home of r. G.
Whalley.-Mr, and Mrs. Harold Smith and
son, Robert, visited at the home of John
Rice in Essex junction last week
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PANTON

John Paul has gone to crown FONT,
y. y, for an indefinite stay VITA friends
and relatives.-Thc JcromcS are cutting
ice at the lake this week and everyone
is filing ice houses. The ice is of eX-
cellent quality and about a foot thick
Miss Emma Fuller of Middlebury held II
demonstration meeting at Mrs. :. f.
Gaines Wednesday evening, sewing being
the principal topic for the evening. Dis
trict superintendent DR.. Statham Of Rut-
land held the quarterly conference here
last Wednesday and il was voted to have
a Methodist Episcopal pastor for the COM
ing ycar-Mrs. Cawley of Weyhidge is
in town this week, taking the census.
add WeStford
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U'NDERHLLL

There viii be an old-faShioncd and leap
year dance at the q. A. r. hall Wednes-
day evening February II. The proceeds
will be tor the benefit Of the Co Ahead
society. Every lady interested is re-
uucsted to furnish sandwiches Card
tables will be in evidence for those who
do not dance. Dancing will begin at
$50 sharp and continue until two o'clock.
rabana's orchestra will furnish mucic.-
Mrs. Lucy Prior of Jericho is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Ida 1ones.--Mrs. Ger
trudc Landou and son, Edward. who have
been visiting their cousin. Mrs. l.. G..
Fowler have returned to their homo in
Miton.-W. G.. Bailey returned Tuesday
from Boston. where he was called Sat
urday by the serious illness of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Earl Neutrality-suspicious. Sher-
man returned last week to Waltham after
spending few days IN town.-The Queen
Esther Circle met with Mrs. George Prior
last week.-Mumps are prevalent around
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RICHMOND

At the church meeting ut the Congrega-
tional Church Wednesday Jan. IA the
following officers were elected: s. Green
deacon; *. G. Fuller, clerk; NJ. :. Whit
comb, t"eaadrer; c. b. Andrews, trustee .
MIS-. A. 4hlett, Superintendent of Sum
day sChoui Mrs. Jennie Berry, assistant ;
Denevo!, a. committee. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ S.
Whitcomb, g. T.. Bartlett. Mrs. +. H..
Shepardaon and Mrs. G. Fl. pino.--C. r.
Farnsworth of Jericho has leased the
Young residence for term of years and
taken possession.-At the annual meeting
of the Eastern Star held At their rooms
Jan. 70 the following officers were
elected for the coming year: Worthy
Matron Mrs. Harry Rugg; patron, l.. r..
Douglass conductress, Mrs. j. II. Morton;
y. NJ. Mrs. l.. +. Douglas; secretary, Mrs.
w. T. Tiley treasurer, Mrs. wallace.
The Aid Circle of the Kings Daughters
will meet at the home of Mrs. Jennie
Ferry Friday afternoon.-George Bart,
lett has been called to Madison. Wis, by
the serious illness of his sister.--Mrs Alb
bic Hilton has gone to johnson to spend
the remainder of the winter with her
daughter. Miss Ruth Hilton a teacher
in the high school at that place. Richard
Burke of Sheiburne visited his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Thomas Ryan recently.-Miss
Rose Donoway who has been visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r.. n.
Rhoads has returned to burlington
Thomas corvin of Middlebury was a bus
| mess visitor in town MondaY.-A lean
year dance will be held Thursday evening
! at the Richmond Thcatrc.-Mss Pearl
Berry of the University of Vermont has
been visiting at the home of her mother
Mrs. Jennie Bcrry.-Donald Cannon has
returned home after visiting friends III
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tive in 1895 and postmaster from l9oo up
to the time of his death He leaves n
widow, n daughter, Mrs. NJ. IT, Fowier
and granddaughter, Edith ferguson
Fowler Of South Royalton; a sister, MRS.
Jennie M. Baldwin and nephew, F. ).
Ferguson of this town with whom ne
was in the mercantile business untli
February. 191S.-While pilipg logs sat
urday, Harrison Thompson injured NM
self cracking several ribs.-Earl Morrii
and Miss Jennie I3enway of Huntington
were married the 18th a. the parsonage
by the Rev. II. p. Glaister-A. IL. Cht-
ford and j. J. Kalahan attended the DAIRY
mems meeting in Burlington last week.
Rufus Harris of Brandon visited at r..
NJ. Harris's last week.--Harold Shiver-
ette and Marshall Dixie who are In the
Mary Fletcher hospital are reported as
improving.-Th Dorcas society hcld IT'S
regular meeting this week at the nome
of Mrs. o. G. Steadman Dinner VIII be
scrved.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II. Fowler of
South Royalton were hcre to attend the
funeral of Mrs Fower's father, l.. G..
Ferguson.-G. II. clifford Of Charlotte
is visiting friends hcre.-A, r.. Clifford
Is in New York city this week.
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and son, clifton, have gone to Charlotte
for a few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Goodale.--Miss Ida Booth is stay
ing for while with Mrs Sarah Packard.
-Supt H. S. Read of Richmond was in
town Friday visiting schools.
Mrs. Carl r. Schilhammer died Fri
day morning at 80 O'Clock at her home
in this village after long Illness, hav-
ing undergone an operation some months
ago. She was 81 years and two months
old and is survived by her husband and
two sons, Carl. Jr, and william. The fu-
neral was held Monday afternoon at one
o'clock at her late home and the burial
was made in Jericho.
The funeral of Mrs. Carl Schillhammer
who passed away last Friday morning
after several weeks illness, was held at
her late home Monday afternoon at one
o'clock. The Rev Francis Malzard, pas
tor of the Congregational Church of Jeri-
! cho Center officiated. Interment was in
family lot at this village. The bearers
were John and William Schillhammer,
Baltz Trieb, Lem Mitchell. Henry Nolz
and Mr.. Hamm Mrs. Schllhammer was
Miss Frances Trieb and was born in
Bulhuzell, Lunenburg, Germany. She
came to this country in 1888 and was
married to Carl Schillhammer in 1889 also
of Germany. The large attendance at the
funeral showed how much she was
thought of and respected. She was a
kind loving woman and one that will be
greatly missed in this community as well
as in her home She leaves besides hei
husband, two sons, Carl, Jr., who has
always lived at home, and Wilhelm. VINO
is taking a medical course at the uniYer-
sity of Vermont; also one sister, Mrs
John SchilIhammer of this place, ana one
brother. Baltz Trieb. of East Jericho
There was n profusion of flowers which
consisted of numerous individual gifts
and a pillow from the lodge II. O. G. IN
Burlington Of which she was 3 member
Those from out of town. to attend the
funeral were: Carl Shafer and daughter
Hazel, Edwin Krupp and Henry Noliz OF
Burlington; 6. Shafer ard son. Ernest
of Essex; Mr. and Hrs G. Hamm OF
Williston; Miss Helen Schillhanmer Of
Jeffersonville. Mr.. and Mrs. william
Yant2 of West Bolton: Frank LABEL %
Essex Junction and Mr.. and Mrs. MAJ
Litner of Underhill.--Mrs. Marchia Morse
WHO has been confined to the house will
pneumonia. is able to set up Il little Will,
each day.-The Rev. william Cashmere
has been confined to the house by illness
Miss Bertha Schilhammer who teacher
in Westford, and Miss Helen Schilham
: lmer. who works in s. + Popes Office i,
lJeffersonville. were called here Monda.
to attend the funeral of their aunt. Mrs
Carl Schlllhammer.-Thero are severa
cases of humps in town and much illness
from colds
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from pnge one.)

taken possession. Miss Clara Bruya, who
has operated it for year for Mrs. Nc
Kenney, will remain for a whie.-rhe
Walker family expect to return to town
about March l. at which time Mrs
Walker will take over the management
Of the business.
Editor G. r. Crane of the Middlebury
Register is confined to his home by ILL
ness His brother, f.. H. Crane, who was
here the first of the week to see him,
has returned to Bratteboro.- The regular
meeting of Addison Encampment, No. 81
]. o. o. T., will be held in their rooms
in the Dyer block Monday evening"
The tickets for Chaplain kelleys lecture
to be given in the town hall Monday eve
ming are selling fast Those who have
not all ready purchased their tickets
should do so at once and have the
reserved seats marked at Frost's phar-
macy. All seats are reserved The pro-
gram for the concert preceding the lee
ture has been arranged as follows. Mrs.
Cornie Glynn Cocklin of Rutland. soprano,
will sing several numbers and Bracket $
orchestra will render several selections
The program will be as follows: March,
stars and Stripes" Brackets orchestra
when the Boys Core Home" Mrs
Cornic Glynn Cocklin; selections from
popular musical comedies, Brackets or
chestra; when Peishing's Men &c
Marching Into Pcardy," Mrs. Cornic
Glynn Cocklin; lecture, the Rev. Francis
A. Kelley, national chaplain of the Amer!
closed their house on Pleasant street ant
can Legion; America" orchestra.-Mr
and Mrs. George 7. Champagne havI
have gone TO Florida to spend the re
mainder of the winter-By reason of al
error 1t was stated in these columns tina
tho Addison county court would r.
convene to wind up the affairs OF tn
December term ut two o'clock Wednes
day afternoon. The correct time for th
event IS two o'clock Monday afternoon
January 26,-R. II. Cheeyer, with his wifi
md children, who have been at variou
pisces In this vicinity since early last fall
have returned TO Springfield Mass
M. and Mrs. !. Stanley Castor o
Hydepark, MasA afe in town for a cou
PIC OF weeks.-Mss Il isaboth Dcrnell.
of BrattleLoro II IN town to soand
mypth--E essIs. Albert w. Bennett an
George X. Dcnnet of CuttingsviIie are il
town for several wceks.-hr. al-d Mrs
Eiprdse Wellington and daughter. Mis-
Samantha of Portland, Ore. are In tow
FIR IL short stay on an extended tri
through so,n. of the eastern States-MI
and Mrs John T. Brockaway and dauVf'
.er Dhrs Brockway. have returned I
Jamestown, N. y, after several week
in ;own.-Mr. and Mrs, Anon c. WitheI
all. have returned to Concord, Mass, al
tprtwo venks here.-Nr and Mrs. lien
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HINESBURG

The regular meeting of Laplotte Chap
ter. O Il. s., No. "a, was held We'd
nesday evening. An oyster supper was
served at the close of the meeting .--Mr.
and Mrs. w. j. Cox spent Sunday with
G.. w. Tobey and family. Miss katherine
Hart of Montpelier. formerly of this town,
Is at the Fanny Allen hospital where she
had a serious operation for appendicitis.
The revival meetings that have been
held for the past two weeks will continue
during the present week. Cottage prayer
meetings were held all through the town
Monday evening.-Leo, the six months old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Emmons
died January IA of whoopng cough and
pneumonia. The funeral was held Friday
afternoon The infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Irish, who has been
critically i'll Of pneumonia. for the past
week, is somewhat better.-NIrs. Richard
Barry and Miss Pearl Stokes of Burling-
ton We're called here the past week by
the critical illness of their sister, Mrs
Il. w. Burley.-Fourteen couples attended
the dance at the town hall Friday eve
nng.-Herbert r. Beecher Of Burlington
formerly of this town, is taking the CEN
sus here this month
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy j. Estey are the
parents of son. born January 17.-Mr
and Mrs +. A. Tracy are the parents OF
a daughter. born January 17.-Mrs j. B.
Ducharme will entertain the Hope Circle
OF Kings Daughters at her home at the
regular meeting Friday afternoon-John
Dwire Is confined to his home as a re-
suit of freezing one foot. while at wor,
getting out wood recently-The farmers
are all busy drawing ice, logs and wood
Many logs are going to the Vancor saw
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HUNTINGTON.

The house owned by r. II. Sweet and
rented by Enos Pecott took fire Thursday
morning around the pipe going through
the floor. 1t was soon eXtinguished with
no serious results.--Mr and Mrs. Patrick
Farrell and two sons of Buffalo, n. y.
returned to their home Saturday after
spending "A week with her sister Mrs.
Elmer uller.-Thermometers Friday
registered from % to 40 below.
f. A. Fuller was found by his family
early Monday morning in an unconscious
condition, during which he remained
throughout the day. His condition is
somewhat Improvisation G. Johnson
entertained Harold Crane over the week.
end They returned to Mortified Sun
day night.-The Rev. Mr. Sturtevant,
State evangelist, will be here the last
of next week to hold meetings at each
end of the town.-The Kings Daughters
will hold their next meeting on Thurs
day afternoon instead of Wednesday Of
next week. January 90. Supper will be
.aryed
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JERICHO CENTER

There was Il meeting Monday evening
at the parsonage of the official board of
the church and the sabbath school COM
mttee. The Young Peoples Christian
Endeavor society met Tuesday evening
at the parsonagc.-Mr Frank Lawrence
returned Tuesday from Burlington where
"shc had been the guest of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs f.. +. Gomo.-MSs bessa
Bolgcr. who has spent several weeks at
her home returned to Lake Placid, Tues
day.-Mrs. Martha Fuller. Pearl Smith
aud Mrs. T.. T. Maloncy We're in Burling-
ton TueSday-t'reida Wilder. little
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Wilder.
who was operated on for infantilc
paralyis. in the Proctor hospital is
doing ncey.-MrS. Wilder returned
Saturday.-MaX stiles visited friends in
Hardwck and Morrisvllo the first of the
week.-Rert Bradish has bought the farm
in Jericho. known as the Frank W. Pease
farm and has moved there.
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ADDISON

Mrs. Margaret Gardner has been
called TO Vergennes to care for the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Dixie, who is very
i'll with typhoid fever.-Mrs. A. T. Clark
and Mrs. G. }. O'Bryan entertained the
Ladies Aid society at the home of the
former last week Wednesday. Thirty-one
We're present for dinner.-Mr. and Mrs
Hayward Marshall are the parents of
Il son born january 19.-Mrs. John Ell
mer had meat canning demon
stration at her home Tuesday conducted
by Miss Fuller,-Mrs. NJ. a. Smith has
had touch Of the grip.--TEe "od folks"
dance was held at the town hal last
evening Howard ard Archie Clark are
/ choppng At the swamp in Monk'i2A.
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ORWELL

The children sold Red Cross seals to
the value of s46.l3.-Ear Bcssettc is still
at home from the Burlington high school.
detained by illness.-Mrs. Eva Cults is
not AS well and nurse has been secured.
Mrs ID. l.. Wells is in Somerville. Mass,
with her mother and sister.-John Ryan
and son. Robert, attended the funeral
of his sister. Mrs. p. Carroll. of Castle
ton, last week Tuesday.-Mrs. NJ. w.
Young is spending a few days in Burling-
ton.-The annual meeting of the Orwell
Milk Producers association will be held
in the ladies' room Friday evening.
Mrs Marion Bascom has
gone to Florida to spend the winter with
her son and family. w. NJ. Lewis went
with her
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LINCOLN

clifford Doris and Evelyn Kent
of Bristol passed Sunday at the home of
their father, Luther. kent.--Miss Carrie
Pierce who has been i'll for several
months. has resumed her studies as Il
senior in Bristol high school.-The Rev.
Arnot Dexter has concluded his work as
census enumcrat Cram has
moved his family to the rooms over
Bicknell Purinton's store.-Mrs. Claris-
sa Cove, who has been in poor health for
some time. is not as well.Mark d..
Batchelder of Peoria, ILL.,, who recently
presented the library with several of the
latest books has added to the number
RED and Black" by Grace Richmond.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

inLL NmN TAKE notice. have "a l,t
Of choice standing timber in southern rev
Hnrlpshire. three miles from Il. ~.
r. Il. station. estimated 20 cut ahoUt two
rhtlliJn feet o. lumber. I VII coat; 1T
with a reliable party to cut '"d nut IN
tho cars ar | will scl 1t bv the lump ~
thousand stana!ng; "r | would take H. u
partner who Ias machinery and '1c""'s-
.ul experience in working ana mardo' ing
.ur1ber Thu timber consists ~ pin".
henllocl,, rfes.rut. white and llack hlrcA
ash. oak and buGs wood. state fun par
ti:ulars iii fr3t letter, Nl'.s Farr, Bur
l!agt-n VT lO,Gt.w1t
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picSersou has gone bacl to FORK e
Kimball Brothcr5.--ticorgc Drinllwat'
is confined to the house with sciat
rheumatism Carroll Bartlett and r.
Cross were business visitors in Blu
lington, Saturday Prank Dubie. WI
is seriously ill., is not better.
The Past Chiefs club will hold
social at Mrs. Emma McKeefes Frida
evening. Everyone is cordially invite
THE w. Il. c. had an oyster oil
ner for members of their families yeste
day, followed by a public installation
officers in the evening.-Miss Martor
Hayden returned to her work in Bostc
after a months visit with her parent
Judge and Mrs. Hayden.-Mrs. G.
Benedict returned to her home
Waltham Mass, Saturday night aft
q weeks visit with her daughter, Mr.
! Earl Cross
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TOWNSVILLE

Mrs j. T.. Omstcad is seriously Ill wit
bronchitis Mrs. Marie Douglas spe
over sunday in Montpelier with her sis
ter. Mrs Lombard. Wilbur Shomon Ia
returned nome from spending some tim
with his sister in Potsdam, n. WA
ter Mncker who attends the agricul
tura college at Lyndonviile, has been
recent guest of his sister. Mrs. Howar
Fuller.-Mrs. Tyler who is very i'll, re
mains about the same.-Mrs. Bert 'iohr
son is i'll with mumps.-M. NJ. Alger {
Montreal has been visiting in town.-Th
infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Gai
row. who has been i'll with whoopin
cough, died Sunday afternoon; the re:
of the family are i'll with the same dis
daughter of Charlotte are guests of Mr.
Williams mother. Mrs. Anna McGal