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CAMBRIDGE

w. NJ Smith was a visitor in john
son Saturday.-George Gaines and fam
lily Of Enosburg were visitors at c. j.
Lang's Sunday,-Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Harvey and Mr., and Mrs, Perry OF
Canaan were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earle Gates Sunday,-Mrs. G. II, New
ton was a visitor in East Hardwick Tues
day.--P. L. Reynolds has moved to JEFF
fersonville where he has employment IN
ID. C. Hawley's barber shop.-Mrs. W.
A. Allen and son of Essex visited rela-
tives here Wednesday.-Mr and Mrs
Madison Thomas and daughter of Bel
videre were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. clyde Humphrey.-Mr. and Mrs
Charles Labounty were Sunday visitors
Of Mr.. and Mrs. T., c, Wells in smell
burne.-Mr. and Mrs. Il. j. Gates, Mrs
Earle Gates and Mrs Ida Hunt were Wis
itors In st. Adams Monday.-Mrs Mary
Morse has received word of the deatf
OF her sister, Mrs. G. r. Herrick' II
Riverside. Csl.-Miss Minnie Storey II
snAndins tina weak at u. T. Brewsters
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JOHNSON

Adjutant Allen Fletcher of the Amcri-
can Legion, son of L. Fletcher of this
place, went to Montpelier to take up his
new duties that has been assigned him.
He was married overseas before coming
home.--Quite delegation from the
johnson Dread Literary club attended the
Federation club meeting. which was held
in the Congregational Church In Norris
willie Wednesday. Kenfield is en-
PERTAINING her cousin. Alberta Davis, of
Jacksonville, for a few days--The Rev.
L. G.. French Is having two weeks
vacation and spending one week with his
father, who Is SO years old. and his
mother 49, at Sawyersville, =. GA
former pastor of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, the Rev. A. a. Mandlgo,
now of Island Pond. was in town Tues
day to officate AT the Como
Morse wedding and was welcomed by
many old friends. His wife accompanied
him.-Mrs. Eugenia Green went to Cam
bridge to help care for her cousin, Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Reynolds.
Allen Fletcher spent Sunday with his
family here.-Mr. and Mrs. Davis visi-
ted her brother, Ned Smith. in Fair
field the first of the Week.-Mrs. Flos-
sic Demertt was in Hardwick Monday
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Caswell and
Miss Helen Caswell of Georgia and Mrs
Rodney Hause of Joliet, H., were visitors
at Lewis Demerltt's last week.-Mrs.. w
II. Nye was In Burlington Monday
Benjamin Fuller of Portsmouth, n. H.
Is visiting his son. Elbridge.-MIiss Ger
trude Elwood has entered the business
college at Burlington.--Robert Fuller is
at home for a few days.-D. r. Chap
man visited his daughter in Enosburs
Falls last week returning Saturday.
Mrs. Myrtle Fonyeau of Cambridge has
commenced work at Hotel Everett
Mrs. Baxendale visited Mrs George
Livermore lass week.-Mrs.. George Brusf
of Morrisvile visited at c. S. Kentfields
last Week.-Mrs. Flora Pearl is suffer
ing with a severe cold.-E. II. Wells |!
improving and is able to be about tn,
hotel.-Mrs. Hattie Pearl has closed he
house on Pearl street and gone to New
port to care for John Mason and siste
for the winter.
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JEFFERSONVILLE

Leon Cushing had narrow escape from
instant death Friday while saving wood
at B. f. Reynolds, when the belt came
off and in its revolutions hit him, knock
ing him over, but he managed to throw
his head away from it's path. but not
until he had been badly brused.-Mrs.
w. r. Thayer Is confined to the house by
ilness.-w f. Curtis and family were
business visitors in Morrisville Friday.
The first number of the school lecture
course, the Chester r. Smith trio. was
given at the town hall Friday evening
and made a great hit with the audience.
1t bespeaks a successful course for the
students-The usual enjoyable time was
had at the social dance given by Land
lord Melendy Friday evening, with Caba-
mas orchestra In attendance. Hunts
truck moved Fl. ]. Tooles goods to Bur-
lington last week. where they are to be
| stored.-Miss Nellie Boyden Of Cambridge
visited at f. A. Woods Saturday.
Dorothy Smith and Pearl Hitchcock
were home from their studies at the uni
versity Of Vermont Sunday and James
Berry from Goddard Seminary.-Mr.
! and Mrs. George ODER and Mr.. and Mrs.
o. w. Reynolds were in Smugglers
Notch Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Flood and Pearl Flood of st. Adams
were in town the week-end.-Mrs. A. {.
Griswold returned Sunday from weeks
I visit at F. I. Blaisdells at Fairfax,-Mrs.
Mabel Conant and two children started
Tuesday for Mddleboro, Mass, for a
short visit-Dr. and Mrs. |. S. Coburn
and children Of Milton were Sunday Wis
itors at C. B. Rchards.-Melburn Os'
borne and force of men from this place,
who are cutting Christmas trees in Eden.
were at their homes here Sunday The
regular monthly meeting OF the Masons
fand o. f. S. will be held this eve
ming at their hall. Third degree work Is
to be done In the Masonic order.-Gard'
ner Gates Is taking a much needed Vaca'
ton for a few days, spending the time
at his home in Fairfax.-Mr. and Mrs
I. NJ Powell and Miss Beryl and Mrs
Emerson returned home from the State
Christian Endeavor convention at Ches'
ter Saturday.-The high school reopenet
Monday morning.-Mr. and Mrs. Lent
Lapelle and family with Miss Corliss o.
Swanton were callers at M. s. Hawley''
Sunday.
The reception given II. j. Tooles ant
family at Morses hall Monday evenin'
was largely attended. Music for dancing
was furnished by Katzs orchestra
Burlngton.-Mr. Tooles and family lef
Tuesday morning for few days VIII
relatives In Burlington and from ther
go to Los Angeles. Calf. for the winte
= in that locality. A host Of friends Wis
!, them success and that the sons heait
a will be permanently benehted.-Mr. an
n Mrs. Ernest Rand of Burlington were
y l. NJ. Powells Tuesday.-Mrs. Mable cor
s ant and Robert started for Middlebor'
>, Mass, Wednesday morning.-The mason
s have finished the plastering on o.
= Dykes's new house on Carlton avenue
j. Albert Rousseau was caller this wee
l. and left Wednesday for Wisconsin whei
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day evening when there was a large
attendance. DIR. George Spencer Of Bos-
ton was the speaker. DIR. Spencer's
father was pastor Of the local Methodist
Church when the church was built and
his son always receives a warm well
come in Randolph and is a favorlte with
a Randolph audience.--Miss Mabel Whit
ney Of Plttsfield was the guest of her
cousin. Mrs. L. s. Brigham, and family
this week, while attending tho meeting
here.-Mr. and Mrs. II. Il. Bell we're In
White River Junction Tuesday on a
business trip.-Miss Laura Corliss was
summoned to Rochester Wednesday to
take care Of tho mother OF John Henry,
who Is i'll at her homo In that place.
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Rutland County
BRANDON

The funeral OF Miss Mary
Daley, who died Sunday afternoon at the
home of Walter Bushey, was held
Tuesday morning at nine O'Clock at st.
Mary's Church. She is survived by one
brother, John Daley of Rutland.-Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Sturtevant of Springfield,
Mass, are visiting here for two weeks
Robert Force of MidGebury College
spent Sunday at the home OF his par
ents here.-Miss Inez Carrlee has resign
ed her position at the Ayrshire Breeders
association ONCE and gone to her home
In Waterbury for short time before
entering the Burlington Business College
Mr.. and Mrs. p. F. Foster and Mr.. and
automo bile trip to Mdhtreal.-Miss Mollie
Barnard has gone to New York city for
10 days.-Mr. and Mrs. W. v. Kerrigan
Of Rutland spent Sunday at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Force.-Mrs
Thomas w. Ray returned Sunday night
from Boston, where she spent week In
a hospital with fractured ankle.-Mrs
e. H. Button returned Saturday from
Burlington, where she has been for sew
eral days.-Mrs. Alice Kimball returned
Monday to Plymouth. ~ H., after a
week in town.--The Rev. w. A. Mclntire
of Dandy preached at the Congregations
Church sunday morning In exchange
with the Rev. Walter Thorpe,-Sunda,
morning at the services at the Baptist
Church the pastor. the Rev. l. N. Camp
ton read his resignation as pastor Of the
church. to take effect in four weeks.
The funeral Of Miss Mary Daley who
died at the home OF Walter Bushey Sun
day afternoon. was held at st. Mary's
Church Tuesday morning at nine o'clock
the Rev. Z. +. Cray officiating. The
bearers we're Edward Powers. James
Hayes. Fred Patnode. Benjamin Little
and Dr. +. ]. Cray, Burial was In st
Mary's cemetery.-All those having arti
cIes to contribute for the rummage salt
to be held Saturday in Grand Army hal
by the Methodist Church society ar,
requested to notify Mrs. c. NJ. Carpenter
Mrs. l.. A. Severy or Mrs. Judson Sever!
and they will be called for promptly
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Beach were In tow
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Orange County
RANDOLPH CENTER

Mr.. Jeffrey has bought the house for
merry owned by Jack Race and Is moving
INTO II this week.-Mr. and Mrs. walter
Gaylord OF Watsfield we're callers at
the nome of DR. and Mrs Allen Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey of Burlington
visited their daughter, Mrs. George Meigs
over Sunday.--Mrs SHOWS sister and
small son of montreal arc spending q
week or more with her.-Mrs. Judson
harrington. who has been visiting In
Stranord for a week, returned Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Adams and Mrs
Besso Dunn of Woodstock were recent
guests of Mrs Adna Adana
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WATERVILLE

Dr. and Mrs. N. Kenion Of Colchester
visited Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Beard Thurs
day-Wille Brooks of Richford was at
home Sunday.-The Rev. and Mrs. b.
l.. Rogers entertained over 30 at the
Junior Social Wednesday evening. Ice
cream and cake were served.-The Ladies'
Aid Society will serve a harvest dinner
and supper at the hall Friday.-Earl
Leach of New Hampshire is visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Leach.-Miss
Eunice Rogers, who has been visiting her
sister in Newbury. Mass. came to the
parsonage Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Evens returned home from New Hamp-
shire Saturday.-Mrs. Gladys Stearns OF
johnson is visiting Mrs. Katie Bartlett
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Smilee attended Mrs.
G. f. Smiths funeral in Morrisvllle FRI
do.
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University Of Vermont.-Mr. and Mrs.
McClintock of New York are visiting at
the home Of Mr.. McClntock's niece,
Mrs. William D. Kelcy.--H. b. Park
hurst has sold his block on Daylight
corner" Main street. together with his
stock of merchandise to J. o. Fourier of
st. Camille. Can. who will take posses
sion in about a month. Parkhurst re-
serves that portion of the main build
ing now used for the postoffice.-F. W.
Elkins was in town last week from Que
bee, where he Is stationed in the U. S.
customs servce.-Dr. d. j. Sheehan has
completed the cement foundation for the
barn he is about to erect in the rear of
his residence.--The Rev NJ. 3. Tanner
OF Walton, N. Y, preached in the Con-
gregational Church Sunday.-Mrs. A. NJ
Butterf1eld Is ILL.,
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CRAFTSBURY

Mrs. B. W. Simpson has sold her farm
to Mr.. Clark, of sutton for s5oO.-E. T.
Gilbert has sold his village farm and
residence to II. j. Goodhue.--Mrs. Eva
Noodle went Sunday to Hardwick. where
she will care for Mrs. Trow.-Mrs. Emma
Gage is caring for Mrs. Burt Jones, who
Is quite il.-The Rev. John Chamber
lain, of New York city, will speak in
the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday.
Mrs Marcia Simpson was a business
visitor In Barton a few days last week.
George II. Howard. of New York city,
was guest at his home here last week.
Mrs. o. B. Wells returned from Lynn
Friday,
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EDEN

The Rev. F. L. Stacy was in Newport
Thursday.-Mrs. Alice Aims had the
mis- fortune to break one leg above the
ankle, caused by slipping from the door
while teaching school Monday.-Mr. and
Mrs. r. l.. Stacy and Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Kinds were in Burlington Wednesday,
Henry Adams and wife moved into Mrs.
Emogene Adams house the first of last
week.-Mrs.. c. b. Whittemore and Miss
Freda Whttemore were in Newport
Thursday.-Parties are cutting Christ
mas trees in this vicinity in several
places Mrs. Vtra Lampher of Bur ing
ton was in town several days last
week.-Charles Hill and Jerry Rushford
have sold their herds OF cattle to parties
from out of town.-Mrs. W. ]. Atwell Is
at the Fanny Allen Hospital.
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WOLCOTT

Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Richardson are
the parents Of daughter born Satur-
day.-W. e. Foss and family motored
to Barre Sunday.-Myrle Freeman is ILL.,
w. B. Prescott was in Burlington the
first Of the week.--B. w. Beers family left
town the last of the week for South
Wallingford. where they expect to reside.
Cape. p. A. Hollenbeck was in Cam
bridge Monday.-Mrs. B. +. Loverin is
nursing Mrs. Lucy Richardson-W. S.
Slloway and f. S. Merriam have re-
turned home from Observation-Disclosures.
and Mrs. Max Woodmansee have gone
to Montgomery to reside.--Mrs. William
c. Bell is visiting friends in North Troy.
George Harris of Hyde Park passed
Sunday here at the homo of his brother,
William Harris,-Mr. and Mrs. G. r.
Bickford were in St. Adams Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tatro Of Lincoln
and Mr. and Mrs. William Tatro of
Monkton were guests at Fred Grants
recently
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GREENSBORO

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Slapp of North
field visited at John Richardson's and NJ
J.. browns last week.-Household goods
brought good prices at the auctions of
Mrs. Wakefield and ]. d. Wilson last
week Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Wake
field returned at her home in Berlin. N.
H., Friday.-Dr. and Mrs. F. c. Kinney
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. Olmstead and Will
liam Rollins motored to Derby Line to
attend the Republican rally Oct. H.
Harry Fernald left town for Florida
Monday.--Mrs. Bear went Friday to her
home in Detroit Mich. Her father, Mr..
Puddy went as far as Barton with her.
Albert Young and George Porter were
in Montpelier on business Oct 12-Mr.
and Mrs. f. c. Kinney and Miss Mary
Stimson have closed their cottages
Joseph Richards has traded his farm
with Albert Young for Mr. Young's place
near East Hardwick-At the town meet
ing Saturday. called to see II the town
would vote to sell the unused school
house near Willis Lumsden's but few
voters were present and on motion OF
Mr.. Anterior. one Of the school directors
not to sell. the motion was seconded and
carried, several voters thinking that 1,
would be a good plan for the town 70
! take the building and convert it into q
store house for snow rollers and Other
road machinery.-Saturday. Mrs. Nancy
Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Balantint
and children and Mr.. Hawkins Of Calais
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Wiley
Fred Messer was in town Friday.-Mr
and Mrs. S. p. Pinney OF Morrisvill,
/ visited at A. z. Jacksons Sunday.
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large stock farm.-Mrs. Della Rousseau
came Wednesday evening to care for
Mrs. w. r. Thayer, who has been very
lib. r.. REYNOLDS was in Randolph
the first of the week.-William Stroud
has finished work for Hawley Bros, and
returned to his home in Underhill Cen
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Orleans County
NEWPORT

The Rev. A. r. Banks has been con-
fined to the house for several days by
illness.-Miss Isoa Smith was success
fully operated on Tuesday morning at
Brghtlook hospital for appendicitis
Mrs. II. O.. Smith Is with her daughter
for a few days.-Miss Adele Blanchard
was called to her home in Derby by the
Illness of her mother.-Mrs. Charles
Stevens of Hudson. Mass, is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. verna Hicks.-Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. B. Chappel were in Richford
Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mr..
Chappelrs father. who died In Worces-
ter and was taken to Relationships.
Jennie Godfrey is In White River juno
ton and Manchester visiting relatives
and friends.-Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Mcguire
are in Quebec.--Mr and Mrs. Fl. l..
McCleary visited at their former home
In Cowansville. P. O., recently.-Nor-
man Wheeler is building small house
on Elm street.-Mr. and Mrs. Bert John
son of Orleans were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall Smith Monday.--The Ma
tional Wrapping Machine company last
week shipped candy wrapping machine
to South Africa and Is now shipping
one Of the cutting and wrapping ma
chimes to New Zealand. An order also
has been received for ten machines to
be shipped soon to England.--Th Ladies'
Mission Circle Of the Main Street Baptist
Church met Wednesday afternoon with
I Mrs. Fred Donaghy.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Flint started Sun
day morning by auto for Boston and New
York markets. Miss Iona Perkins went
/ with them to Boston and will visit
friends.-Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Porter
of st. Johnsbury are the parents OF a
son born Friday.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
, Rankin, who have been visiting their
parents. the Rev and Mrs. H. B. Rankin
returned Saturday to their home in New
York city.-Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Chase
and children of New York city. who have
been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
| Lindsay for some weeks, left Saturday
for their new home In Boston.-The net
proceeds of the supper given by the
Ladies' Aid Social Union of the MAR
street Baptist Church was s265s.-Mis,
Emma Blakely has resigned her position
with Gilman & Co. and with her niece
Miss Elsie Tredeau. left Saturday To-
Dunkirk N. Y, where positions avail
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NORTH CRAFTSBURY

Mr.. and Mrs. Adna Pike, formerly OF
Laconia. N. H., have moved here and
will make their home with A. e. Pike.
Mrs Ernest Keller visited In st. Johns
bury the past week.-Herbert A. Pond and
Ads Combs Of East Berkshire called at
C. ]. Peterson's last week Wednesday.
Mrs. e. r. Gordon and son. Theodore,
of Greensboro have been spending the
past week with her parents, the Rev. and
Mrs. C. H. Rowley.-W. L. Dustan and
family were In Barton Tuesday.-A
cement sidewalk Is being built between
| the academy and the library. The work
Is made possible by the gift OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Clapp of Fargo. N. D.
| The village water works will receive
further improvements. At a recent busi-
ness meeting It was decided to enlarge
the spring. cement the walls and lower
| the pipes whore needed and make any
other needed repairs before cold weather
sets in.--Lee Fletcher of Albany has
bought out the stage route between
North Craftsbury and Hardwick. for
merly owned by Archie Chase. He will
move here this week. occupying the tene.
ment vacated by Mr., Chase,-The Earnest
Workers held their annual harvest din
ner and business meeting last week We'd
nesday. The proceeds from the dinner
were elected for the coming year: Presi-
dent Mrs. A. c. Dustan vice-president.
Mrs. william Wilson; secretary and
treasurer. Mrs, Ernest Keller. 1t was
voted to hold meetings on the second
Wednesday OF each month. Tho past
year the society wired the parsonage
for electric lights. The goal set for the
coming year was to raise $500 to put
water into the church and II possible
to secure a piano. All bills were paid and
$50 In the treasury.-Mrs. Owen Crowley
and two children Of Willoushby spent
several days at E. r. Wheeler's last
week.-Quits a company of Craftsbury
Masons attended a district meeting held
at Newport last week Thursday.-Miss
Faith Crossman OF Hardwick is visiting
Miss Flora Hadley. At the Christian
Endeavor meeting Sunday evening she
sang one OF her own songs. Being totally
blind Miss Crossman has a wonderful
gift Of memory and musical ability and
it is pleasure to know her.
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NORTH TROY

A telegram received here Saturday at
ternoon announced the sudden death OF
George d. Blair, who with his wife &C.
companied his son. Hollis w. Blair and
wife to their home In Norwood, Mass.
The remains arrived later and were
taken to tho residence Of the deceased
In this village, Mr.. Blair was life
long resident Of this locality. having
lived many years In Jay. in which town
he had held most of the local Offices and
represented the town In the legislature.
Besides the widow and son. he leaves
three brothers and one sister who live
here, The funeral was held at the resi-
dence Monday afternoon.-Mrs o. 8.
Annis 10 In Burlington Waiting her
, daughter. Grace, who Is attending the
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Morrisville Is visiting In town.--Mr. and
Mrs John Webb and child, Miss Cath
crime apd Willard of Fort Covlngton
N. ", and cousin, Miss Dulot of Ian
chester Ont, who have visited at I. A.
Fosters. were accompanied on their re-
turn home Wednesday by MIR. Webb's
sister, Mrs. J. A. Foster.
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LOWELL

Peter Gibney has moved to George
Steinhour's farm.-Ruth Gilbert, of West
field, was in town a. few days visiting
friends-Alberta, youngest daughter OF
Herbert Richardson. died OF diphtheria
October II. Deep sympathy is felt for
the father and three sisters. who mourn
her loss.--Moses Chase has bought the
George Hardy farm and taken posses
sion.-Lyman Lamphear and son. Lynn.
visited at Ernest Lamphear's Saturday
and Sunday.-W. II. Beware and bride.
Of Manchester, N. H., were guests last
week of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sinclair
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Bingham. of Bur-
lington. we're recent guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. F. G. Kinsley.-Mrs. w. NJ. Mar
more returned to Bakersfield Sunday after
passing a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
D. r. Narmore.-Abe Laraway has trad
ed his house for farm in Westfeld.
known as the Charles Gardner farm and
has taken possession. -George Hardy has
purchased Moses Chase's residence and
has moved his family there.-Mrs. Lefa
Powers. of Wells River, is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. i. r. Sinclair.-Mr. and
Mrs. F. G. Kinsley. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T.
Kinsley and Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Kins'
ley spent last Thursday at Lake Will
oughby.-Evelyn Tlllotson went Monday
to st. Adams, where she will take a
nurses training course.
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WESTFIELD

The L. A. S. he'd with Mrs. NJ. H. Bur-
bridge Wednesday was the banner meet
ing of the society, q ladies being present
Mr.. and Mrs. Moody Bedell of White
River Junction, former residents. visited
here recently. Their youngest daughter
Alice. is superintendent of nurses IN the
Northampton. Mass.) Insane Asylum
Milton Bell returned Friday from spend
ing the summer at Breton Woods. N. IL.
He will remain at home for the present
One thousand loads Of gravel were drawn
and put into the State highway which is
Just completed at a cost of $780, With the
lowering Of the grade, the strip is great
~ improved.-Mrs. w. o. Wright went
to Newport Friday to remain a few days
with her sister, Mrs. Cleon Seaver.-Mrs.
Martin Lombard Of Hartford. Conn. came
last week to visit her sster-in-law. Mrs.
H. D. Miller.-Mr. La Fountaine has sold
his farm to Mr.. Bergman from near Mon
treal. consideration $9,0N-Miss Lucille
Dodge OF North Troy was a weekend
guest OF Miss Yvonne Benot last week
while the latter was home from her school
in Orleans.-Edeas Benoit, has very great
! ly improved his place and thoroughly
repaired the interior.--Hayden Deuso has
sold his large farm. the former Stone
farm, to Canadian parties. The sum In
voived Is said to be large.-Mrs. Arthu'
Sweet and children have been visiting
her sister in Richford for two weeks
Last week Mrs. Volney Sicso Of Lowell
spent two days with Mrs. Charles May
nard.-Mrs. Lura Ryder and daughter Of
Leominster. Mass. formerly OF this town
were called suddenly to long Beach. Cal
the first of the month by the serious i'll
! ness Of Mrs. RydeTs step-mother.-Mr
and Mrs w. D. Bell spent Sunday will
a cousin in Orleans.-Mr. and Mrs. Ofiea
sheItra and Albert Nault of Barton spen
Saturday and Sunday with Edmund Tay
lor.