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JERICHO CENTER

On Thursday evening. the official board
of the church. together with their hus-
bands or wives. and tine Sabbath school
teachers are to meet at the parsonage.
lc is expected that the Rev. |. G. Smart
of Burlington will he present.-Mrs Ella
IIurlburt and sister. Mrs. Flora Clark
of Williston. were guests of Mrs. g. G.
Bickncll Sunday. They came to attend
the funeral of William Robertson Fri
day evening, the young people will hold
a Valentine entertainment in the ladies
hall. Sketches from the "Mikado' will
be given. The gentlemen are requested
10 bring a valentine, \ small admission
will I've charged and refreshments served
Mrs. Homer Lyon returned Tuesday
from the Fanny Allen hospital where
she had been for several weeks. She is
still unable to he up ali the time.-The
young people of the high school gave n
dance in the ladies hall Friday evening.
An orchestra consisting of five young
people from Richmond furnished music.
Mrs. Maud Wilder was in Burlington
Friday and fell and sprained her ankle
but was able to return to her home.-Mr.
and Mrs. T.. Il. Jordan are in Burlington
for Il few weeks.-Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Hunt have gone to Burlington for the
rest of the winter.--Laura and Wesley
Bicknoll. children of Mr.. and Mrs. G. &.
BiCknell, have been quite i'll the past
week,-Willam Roberts died Friday
morning. aged 60 years. Mr.. Roberts has
been in failing health for many months.
He is survived by his wife. Mrs. Lula
J OChase) Roberts, and by two brothers,
Fred and Warren Roberts. of Burlington.
/ Funeral services were held Monday in
/ the Congregational Church in Jericho OF
which Mrs. Roberts is a member, with
burial at Jericho Center.
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NEW HAVEN

Mrs. F. T.. Rowiey. who has been i'll
for some time. is able to sit up for a little
each day,-Mr and Mrs Harry Ring are
ill.-Walter Peck has inlluenza,-Donald
Sears of Monkton passed the weekend
in town.-Mrs. Nina Ward met with n
painful accident when she fell and
spraincd her ankle She now gets around
with the use of a canc.-J. i. Eowley was
in town Monday to visit his parents The
play given by tho Grange Friday evening
was well attended, considering the
stormy night 1t was repeated Tuesday
night.-N. w. Merrill of Panton the
cyclone saw filler, was in town last week
and filed IL saws in eight hours. -AJrs
Jane Davis and Mrs. Wilbcr \ingslrs'
went Tuesday to Port Henry for a few
weeks stay.-Mrs F. II. Conant was a
Sunday guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. c.
CoateS-Clifford Elmer is i'll.
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SALISBURY

Joseph Payne and three others in the
family are i'll with influenza but are
doing as well as can be cxpected.--In the
family of f.. G. Whitney there are seven
persons i'll with innuenza.-W endall i.
Sumner is al his home for few days
with an attack of mumps.-Mr. and Mrs.
l.. d. Hutchins of Rutland were week
end guests at the home of George
Farmcr.--NIiss Alice Farmer is spending
the week in Rutland with frends.-Mrs.
Ellen Kinsman is spending a few weeks
in Forestdac with relatives. Tho Rev
A. :. Bolc of Hardwick preached last
Sunday morning in the Congregational
church on ntcr-church work.-Mrs. T..
II. Dyer and daughter, Marion. are i'll
with grip colds-Mrs. Mazda Noyes is at
the Mary Fletcher hospital for treatment
and an operatiOn
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RIVERSIDE

Mrs. l.. D. Moulton spent sunday Wi
her daughter, Mrs. Carl Jackson,
Burlington.-The young people spent
very pleasant evening at Mrs. JoH
Rogers Friday evening. Games we
played and refreshments served.-Carlt|
Rogers and Stanley Petit are hon
from the University of Vernon for
few days.-Henry White, who VI
threatened with pneumonia. is somewh
better.-Lillian NacGibbon has {
mumps.-Strand MacGibbon and An
Greenia We're visitors at the Fanny \
len hospital Saturday. The Ladies :
cal union will hold a social afterno'
with supper At Mrs. Il. c. I1ayley's ~
day evening. Everyone cordially invite
Mrs. a. II. Sturges, who has be
with hcr aon, Wesley. in Burlington. f
q few days, returned home Monday,-Ml
John Rogers was in By ins on Monda
Mrs. l.. y. MacGbbUn and Mrs. cari
Bartlett were at he Fanny Allen hosi
tai MonGoy.-M and Mrs ,iuson Clapr
nj waite "curv "hyc iocn NiS tiIss q
hrc.ror. Carrot 1,.rt.c;.
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BRII)PORT

Da.us Rice VINO has been hero at BIS
farm. visiting fcr few weeks. lbs gone
TO Orwell to spend n fcw DAYS ms his
urcie, C'or.' Smith. is not able to be
about.-lIcnry Williams, who has just re-
covered from 4 long Illness. is confined
TO his bed will y second attack of pncu-
monia.-Percy Norton is confined to the
house with tho Erip.-llilton Newton,
while passing a horse in the stable TUES
day, was kicked on the knee, breaking q
ligamcnt. combining him to the bed for
few days.-Douglas Norton is worlting at
Guy Wclcotts for Il month.-1toy Black
lock is filling the place vacated by Doug
las Norton at O. T.. Converse s.-TIerad
st. John is able to ride out after being
confined to the house for three weeks
with grip.-Mr. and Mrs. Nandcrhoof and
child are visiting at his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Nandcrhoof, for a few
,ln
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?ANTON

Mrs. C;N,hia Davis dlei ~ h2r bore
NJ Adams Ferry Sunday night at the
advanced age of ~ years. She was the
widow OF the late DR.. Wesley Davis Of
Worcester, Mass, and together they ran
HO:el Adams Of that ylace Tor several
years Three sohs we're ao:n to them.
George, who died three years ago, and
Edward and Daniel. The remains wore
taken 20 Worcester Tuesday, where tle
funeral services VIII he held and burial
viii be beside her husband acd son in
the Family LOT. Her son, Edward ac-
companieG the zen ains.-Mrs, II l..
Stage spent few days laa' week IL
NerSennea with her sister, Mrs Jessie
Dike.-Mrs. Arthur Vanderhnc1 was car
ed to Nergennes last week by the illness
of her sisio", Mrs. Lee Vnnderhoot Mr.,
and Mrs. L. l., Stagg. Mr. dnd Mrs. e,
D. Stags, Bessie stage, Warren Norton
and MiiIard Norion and dauEh'"' a.
tended tho funeral of Martin Du.'. which
was held sunday a East Addison.
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ESSEX JUNCTION

James Casey of Brigham Hill died Tues
day afternoon at i:30 at the Fanny Allen
hospital following an illness of several
months. Besides his wife. he is survived
by five children: Miss katherine of Fitch
burg. Ruth, Hazel, Ellen and Edward.
who live at home. Funeral arrangements
will be announced later. James Casey
was born in Jericho February Y. 1876, son
of Thomas and Katherine Casey. Most
of his life was spent in Jer!cho having
moved with his .l.rEy % Brigham Iliit
five years ago On 5eptcrhec Il. -a,2, he
married Miss 2riGget Srol,:rs OF Bur-
lmstcn. Tho funeral vii be he'd nj the
church OF the Hoy Fiuil: ~ e o'Cicci:
Saturday morning.
Charles Mac,'ia. eyed IS. G'ed al h'a
home II Wes.scrc Tuesday ,?o'1!nk 'ol
lowing a shock from wh'cr he revs, re
covered. He is survived by SIX sous ana
two daughters Mrs. Matte ECr- o. t'no,-
burg FallF, Seymour O.; Tiiton. EcTa-d
of Westfnrd Wa:.<r =. Of Esacx j"nc.
ton, Jasper Of Burlington. George o.;
Westford. lIcrpIe of Westford ami Mrs
Mabel Lane,l Of Westford, also 10y two
sisters IN Franklin, one sister IN Fairfax
and one brothor in Woco:t ft.s VITO.
who was Miss Mary RayiHo, fled In 1911
The funeral will be held at tho Chv rch
of the Holy Family this morning at &c
O'Clock Mr.. Machia had lived ovcr 30
;ears in Wes,ford and was much re-
| spccted by all who knew Kim tor his
square and upright dealings.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lnmell Of Wesiford
are parents Of son, bonn recently at the
Mary Fletcher hospital. Mr.. Lamc,i is
WORKING at present for Loren Perry OF
| the Colchester -cad.
John SE&rpley, who has been III for
! several weeks, Is able 10 be out
Un1er the leadership Of Walter Osborne,
organization known as he Junior Boy
Scouts has been formed IN tho higher
Grades Of he school.
I Mrs. Georg" j. llowari rncel, ed telc-
gram rucsday announcing tho death OF
/ aor stst"r MISS Mary j. C.'.!ey, o. boz
lonc ir sioux Fails, 9. y. Miss Cawley
/ visited ho-" = GEAR ng1. Mrs. Howard
let yesterday morning II, Sioux Falls.
Mrs. Rollin j. Par,ee, OF L,ncoln street
/ is VI Mrs MauGc Hawkins, VINO @. crates
a privat" hospital H. Camh .'dgo. Mass. 3
caring for her for tho present.
O G. Burholl, Who has beer III FOR tao
weeks, nus returned to ria duties as day
oLefatoc a: the Central Vermont sta
I ton.
tlton Mills. son Gf Mr.. and Mrs y. A.
Mills, uho has tssa seriously 81 VITA
, pneumonia, is ''Dpr'ving. MIS-. Nett,c
. ohnson Is caring TOR him.
Clayton Mckenzie is i'll al TIE hoc:e Of
his grandmother. SRA. Ezra McK.nz.a.
on Grove street
The Jlnioc CArs,an Erdeavpr society
Wall hold a Valentine social in tho ves,ry
OF the Congregational Cnuroh Saturday
afternoon. February =, at three O'Clock
Everycody vii receive Valentine
The engager.onr OF Lorru ], Stevens
sen ot Mr. and Mrs, John Stevens OF
this place. to Miss Hazel Fin. daughter
| OF Nc, and Mrs. j, &, Flint OF Wiaooski,
was announced 1t ,he leap year banaue.
! and ance given ov the Ladies socn,
| CLUB OF Wro1ski tuesday evening The
marriage Will tais place H. May
Mrs L. =. BataS of Jericho was n
visitor IN town yesterday er roGtr 10
Waterbury,
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The annual meeting of the 'ongree'-
tionaI ChurCh was held in inc iau'cS
rooms last Thursday evening. Eigh'|-
hVe were present Tea was serVeG ehu
a gooG meeting enjoyed. beacon D. l.
williams. OWING to his poor health, tch-
dereI his resignation as deacon lie was
excused and T.. C. Young Gle '.ed II tahr
the ofiicc.-Mf and Mrs G. u. HiaiF arc
stu in PouitneN. whore hey wcn' IaSt
week to attend the funeral of her fa;Hcr'
II. Z. Carlto".--Therc was no ir2in or
mail las FriGay III" For'3ighlIS ,n'
met Tuesday Win Mrs - l." Neiia. 70
good meeting was cnjoYcd.-Tlr Ia"'c
rooms ale to Re wired next wee'i Judge
e. l. Button OF Middlebury an2 ..
french of Burlington are To speak IN tbs
ladies roofns this evening on churci.
federation. I'll arc Invited TO atten3.-
&. j. Blair retained from Poultney Nov
day.--Ono of the looked Tor car" OF con'
came III Monday
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CHARLOTTE

Thu nrtni ta'nnent at Library uoll sci
day tnc Saturday ."eri1gs. consisting
Of a 3hor: farce ard minstrel STOW. VIC
very successful considering the s.o-T7.
the first night. The library viii cien;
s75.Oo-Mrs. NJ. e. Carpenter has ret.'rn-
ed from visiting relatlvea ~ Roa On. -
Mrs c. r. Horsford has returned tDn
visiting friends IN Detrci.-NisS Nor:s
McNc.i was unable to return 20 schc'I
this geek on account Of i"nosa Miss
Catherine Smith Is listing roll t'"ea n
town betcr" going 20 accept q position
in Northa ,ln.Lp. Mass Ear! Eor. r ri
has gone 20 Aaron Chio.--Chc'- reb-nr'
sal wiz b, 40 p. tte ?.rco2c''c Tha-s.
day evening.
After al! he account: are settled me
library viii clear 800 rrcn 10 ertc-:ai' =
meut Las; week. Tho associa ion feels
ve-y grateful to Mr. Mcneil. who tur.
risheG The music both evHrinRS .NG 30 all
other friends who so kird,y assisted 49,
Mrs = l.. Rattan has sono to BoYtou 20
yis.t r,iati;es.--l,r. Waooler VA, Ia t5r'i
Monday .r 'orsal' alton with ~. t'altY
for Mrs. ~. =. Bo@JGr1ap, who has roa1
III Cor a tO'.g .l'lC.
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NORTH PETERSBURG

Mr. Stearns and family have arrived
and taken possession al the Edwards
place. Edward Melby returned t. the
u V. NJ Saturday.-Percy Kimbal, after
taking EXAMINATIONS at the university
spent Sunday with his parents-Thc
Kings Daughters and friends of Daniel
Kimball sent him surprise box TO the
Nia;y Fletcher hospital Monday.-Mr
Wctherel was at home for over sunday
Miss Mary Dakn, who has been III fol
several days, is much better Mr.
Graves of Vergennes spent the weekend
at the home of w. II. Dean.-Mr Yatt
who is spending tho winter at Willard
Muzzys. is quite sick.--Hazel Knowles
is recovering from he" Illness.
A telegram came Thursday to the
Dakin home announcing the death of
Andrew Dalin in a hospital at Washing
ton, ID. G. Mr. Dakin formerly resided in
Charlotte and was wcll-known by many
in this community
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a severe cod.--Thc Bristol milk plant
sends nearly carload Of milk every other
day to North Ferrisburg to be made into
cheese. Bristol needs q cheese factory.
A pleasant social hour followed the
regular meeting of the q. II. s. Tuesday
evening. The program follows: Sclcc-
ton. high school orchestra: reading,
Charts Gould; solo, Mrs. Bamforth, with
Mrs Henry Landon accompanied: orches-
ira; solo, G. N. Taylor accompanied by
Mrs Taylor; orchestra. Refreshments
were served-'rhe outlook club meets
Friday afternoon with Mrs n. j. CLARK.
The program will be: The Menu for the
Day: roll call, MY Most Economics
Dish" Food from New Viewpoint"
Mrs. Could readirr, Mrs. Pope; music.
Mrs Clarke. C. Dixie is bet.er.~-W. Z.
Hanks is confined to TIE house BY Illness
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Nctiocs have been posted for - re-
publican caucus to nominate candidate
Tor town officers to be voted for ut
the annual town meeting on Tuesday
MarcH . 'fhe caucus viii he held ~
Horizons hail Saturday Afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock
The mprragc of Leo .Abair son Of
LIS Horatio Abeir of West Canal street.
ana Miss Louise Chambers of Portland,
Me, was srlcnlnzed by the Rrv. J. y
M"Ga"rv at the parsonage Saturday
afternoon at five o'clock. rhrr were a; =
tended by Messrs EDWARD ana Crban
.fbnir, brothers of tho groom.
Pater Troho Of West Alien street and
Miss Pose Dcfinio OF Malletts Bnv avenue
were inGI,icd a; st. stephens church.
MonGar "a hish noon, the Few. J q
McGarry officiating.
\ l"lr year ana dance was given Tues
day Night in Fcrr-ters' halt by III. Ladies'
/ Social c!.b - their husbands ard n
Vited guests Covers wc"o .aid for 20
couples The auppnr was Of he good,
oil fashioned Rad w,n lots Of good
thinrs to cat The .nb.,s. vhich ran
FROM one END of the hall 20 ne other.
were decorated .'i!h carrJ.ticrs and ever
greens. Mrs. i. (. Flint acted as toas,
/
Of the club. as well as some OF tho
guests. who responded in very pleas
! ing manner. Mrs Lottic LedouX of Bur
! lington in responding to a toast out
! lined the work of the club and what the
! Ladies' Social club stood for. purinl
| the evening vocal and instrumental solos
were rendered Following the supper
dancing was enjoyed until Il late hour
| During the course of the supper Mrs.
! II. NJ. Bleakley in responding to one OF
/ the toasts announced the engagement OF
1 Miss Hazel Flint, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. j. G. Flint of East Spring street
to Loren !. stevens son of Mr.. and Mrs
John stevens of Essex Junction, the mar.
ragc to take place in May of this year
| Miss Angelina Rattle of II East Canal
street and Pacfiruc Lefebre of 70 East
Canal street were married Tuesday
morning at st. Francis Xavicr's Church
the Rev. Joseph Turcot officiating.
/ Edward kerouack of 157 Weaver street
and Mrs. Laurentis Lucia of GO East Al.
len street were married at St Francis
Xavier's Church Tuesday. February .,
| The marriage of Miss Laura NJ. Snyder
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Snyder
to Carl i. Kelley of Charlestown. Mass.
was solcmnized Monday morning by tho
Rev. j. h. Mct;arry at st. stephen
Church. The bride was attired in a blu,
travelling suit and wore a black hat. They
We're attended by the father and tn,
brother of the bride. The wedding marcl
was played by Miss Frances Turner, who
also rendered the Ave Maria during
the services
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Chittendcn County
WiNOOSKI

the funeral of Mrs Rosaiyn Du-
chaine, whose death occurred in Hart
iCid, Conn, and whose remains wore
pron2ht to this place cor buTlil. ives
ned Monday morning at s.. France
AaViera Church, the Rev. JosopH Tur
cot oifi0iatIng, The remains were
placed Ia tho vault of ST. Francis ceI''e :
tory Mrs Duchainc was the WIZ OF
'Srnno Duchaine and had been III nu'
snort time with pneumonia beslu%a
her husband She is survived bS th'ee
sons Martin of Burlington; Henry "'
hartford, Conn, and Joseph OF hines
burg ana two daughters MIS-. buW'ru
Hohyeau OF this place and Mrs Lena
Brown of Burlington.
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ESSEX CENTER

O ". Gowan las tahcr the lead in
poultry husha,.Gry y this town this year
b. welcoming eight nufry chicks % u
warm place by mis- kitchen range February
i
Miss Dorothy Fisher IL at hone. her
school IN K.chmcad being closed III ac-
CGun, &! wioopirg cuGga.--Atrs. l., j
Ri~hy is in WeT7cold. called mere b. the
.Gness of i1rs Mcr;li- Miss Flcss.e
Austi1 visited friends IN Colchester Sct-
urGay ant Smn.iaN.
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EAST CHARLOTTE

;a,ie viii i've "a soo.a, at tho hnmN NJ
" h!iarl Harris Friday evening q; his
wcni. l.aG.es are aiscG 20 Sr.uE c@se.
Nj. and Mrs. John Tni.tart ave r"-
tirNci AFTER at absence of "eNH'al was.
drriuE whrE they |is''eo ihe'r son, ~.
T.. q. TlggGet cf Greenwich, q - al q
tn.ir son, Ch;.:es Tsagsrt ~ rR,'alo!
phir Also their nowpGcW Or RNber
'rasyart - New Nort cityC--The rsi.
d,.c0's wide Awake Mission ba:,' wl,.
nave meeting a; tn vcS,-.' Saturday
aft.tioo'.--M .sn Glndys rr"c' has ~
.urnca homo af.er spending wv" s~"ks
with relatives In MCOk,On,
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MONKTON RIDGE

The many friends Of Miss Martha
Roscoe were shocked to hear of her
death on Sunday afternoon Mt the
Matapan tuberculosis hospital in Bos-
ton. where for some time she had been
head nurse.-Mrs. Fred cobb of Brandon
visited her sister Mrs, Eliza Brown, the
past week.-Morton I'm visited in
Starksboro Sunday Mrs. Hill, who has
been there with relatives the past two
weeks. returned homo with him.-The w.
c. r. L. will hold its annual Frances
Willard Memorial meeting on Tuesday
afternoon, February Il, at the home of
Mrs w. J. Cox
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CORNWALL

w, II. Curtis, who underwent . serious
operation at the Mary Fletcher hospital
Thursday, is reported Or doing we'll Mrs
Truman Eells returned from Boston last
week Monday, where she was called by
the death OF her granddaughter, the
eight month-old child OF Nj. and Mrs
Lawrence Noore.-Miss Jessie Footc has
resigned her position os instructor in t,ie
schools 1T Hartford ard accepted a posi-
non in u primary school IN Somers, Coma.
! The funeral of Henry Angel. who d!eo
at his home Saturday after a brief i'll
ness, was held at tie Congrt sational
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WILL i3TON

~, '.c.s wot, 80 uG'.;l r; IN" Mott
cist ChJrIh last Sun"p:. TIE Rcv.
g. rouks, pnLtUr, wa. able - DC .
cLsr mor.--M,Ms IsGDie G,cnA "
ha3 nt-0 with Ser ys>r~nts. Mr.. u
Mrs. Pc .,s SIENNA Tor nurnhsL
weeks, h'artcG for her trir g ca
fornai last Snnk Tl,anday. 81" nns
y:a,sior thee - S,rgr 'Nrnus IT.
LAX WAS tho guest ~ NV. :.
Martin thre? or tSTr da,s a. a
week.-Mr. ;,rd Mrs :. F.. Ma7u,, :.
SET. Marshall. spent ar, ,tcde" ~!
Air AID Mrs. osnrgo Cutler In p'
,ing,on,--Sr. and xot FI'yd Pu;r,I
sr, ill-Fan,S- rTto'. w0o ban b.
III the past ~s~l> IN soNo~h st h",,-
TIT not ahie ~ vo,k yet nrs. q.
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confirmed fnr !nar:isJr was solen:ni7
nearly three Nc1'- 8,'o. l.Je is ru
expressi1r Of sorrow amors tive poo
hs,1p Of lie" sudden depth.
Walter Nabstcr has sold TO Elm
Smith his meat market business. F.,
smith tovK possession February 1
Charles T!charG son. Jr.. is recoverl
rom pneumonia ---I1wreucc rtivoYs
ShcNhurnc Falls t. wording for DR.
). No"'o" ..iTct. John sinocl( 4
tc'u;nrn to Camp Meade, Md. after :,ni
ms few dL"s Win his aistct. NJ
i'e'fy Tracy Mrs. john l.aw.cnre
IL Witt pneumonia
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SHEI.BljHNE

MIS- Eiizabru, Harmon i,Gs!"N w'o
died IN Burlington Tue, da" rutnins
was born IN ShcibuInc and lived hrce
lcr tho Greater part OF the time before
hor marriage. and was always much be-
loved by tile people of tn; community.
While in She!bur1e sl:A was active q, the
work ard life OF Trinity Caurcl'. Ms a
com nlunicant aad as a rnoosber of the
choir ard the Jraior Ar"lliary, and In
;,lis same Parish church where she was
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SHOREHAM

W. g. Larrabee was a recent visitor in
dlebury.-Thc continued cold has
caused "A great scarcity of water.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. &. Dudley We're called to Crown
Point last week by the illness of "A rela-
tive. Mr.. Dudley returned while Mrs
Dudley is still therc,-Mrs. and Miss Tot
tingham entertained the Moravian club
Tuesday aftcrnoon.-Edgar Wissell, rural
carrier, has returned from a vacation
The mails have been very uncertain the
iust 10 DAYS
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MILTON BORO

The Misses Mildred t.varts, Mae E
lock and Nettie Gonycau spent Saturt
and Sunday at II. y. Changers at W
Milton.-Fay Berry returned home
last of the week.--Arnold Beaupre Is
work for T. s Berry. Leslie 8
Madeline Elmer are III with whoop
cough.-Grace Watson was home fr
Milton high school Sunday.--L. !. Les
of Wiuooski is in this place for f
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ton, IL very :. n IN" A"n'' - N'9 pu'"ht''
Mr' ana MT = - "'ET''S ~
fF'EhHni' Wh' na' ""'i F't'hHS az '"'
nome % AT. as" '"''' "F,'t' ''"I'"
Cor low daNS' mas r''nrhc" ho.h''' "'''
Myrtle AlScrS' o. Enf!!ng'on' mas n''A
spending lew daNS WIKI Hcf '''t''',
Mrs f"''ci'a Al9"iS - Hcd lr'''''nS W. .
Essen junction 't5 prci "Ss'''i-" >"
Htygles store ohhA to '''"chs W va
StyHieE' Wa "a" tc'n entertaining ''o
/ h(u'nps'-.hTS' Fti'ha 'urt'S' - ''
dridre. was u recent visitor d, ''' nome
o! MI. ana -h'S' 'dWcS J. MctirT''-N'S'
Loon Morgan and young son of Burning
Ton "ere recent visitors 1T ne h"fT'. 81
MI ana Mrs. FRANK Is HoW'-''H'
Sarah Whitcomb ct 81 Aipahs Was =
recent visitor Of her aunt, MISS "enn'c
Martin, VINO mas b"en 'aken TO we FANNY
Alien hospital Tor ucatment.-MrS' cora
| IromoIy ana sister, nora RusSIh' were
sunday VISITORS or the'r latne'. Nllllan
Russell IN JeuersonVlllc'-Mrs' Nlipu'
. Armstrong VINO has been very III Win
pneumonia is aple 10 be up'-Miss irene
Machia' VINO mas bech WORKING tor MISS
Julia Porter, mas competed work there
ana is assisting MIS- lHlph Stygles.-
! Arthur Packard was a recent business
VISITOR IN John@on.--N Crn Wisscll ana
Maurice Beers, OF White River Junction.
were recent VISITORS AT the nome OF Mr.
and Mrs Alison Wissoll-A meet
! ing OF the Ladies' Sewing CLUB was
! held at the home OF Mrs. Fred Percival
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-02-12
GRANVILLE

a daughter. Evelyn Mabel weigh
ing four pounds, was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Jcnnctt February A.
Harry Hubbard and John Ninton werc
in Montpelier two days last week.
Mrs. Persons. who with her daughter,
Mrs. Emma hubbard is spending
the winter in Rochester, is reported
critically i'll with pneumonia