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HYDE PARK

Madeline, aged IL years old, only daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. n. Campbell, died
Friday after few days illness. At first
it was thought to he only tonsilitis, but
diphtheria developed. She was a bright
girl and great friend of al. A brief serv-
ice was held out OF doors Sunday after
noon and the body. in sealed metallic
casket, was placed in the vault at Norris
Vile. The deepest sympathy goes out to
the bcroHved ones.-Arthur and Herman
Campbell Of Barre, Everett Campbell and
James Clark of Hardwiok We're here Sun
day. cal ed by the death of their niece
Miss Campbc ll.--A son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Proctor Page last Sunday morn
ing and great grandson Of Senator Page
Dr. and Mrs. Grlswold are rejoicing over
the arrival of "A son in their family. The
lad arrived Sunday morning.-The sum
Of 500 was raised in the Congregational
Sunday school Sunday for the little Grip
pie. Alberta Eldred, of Waterbury Cen
teri. Q. Perry has sold his farm and
milk business to George Miller Of this
town. consideration s7.0O0.--Miss Harlow
Of the l.. C. A. faculty spent the vacation
at her home in Randolph.-Prof. and Mrs.
French returned to Wells River Satur-
day
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MORRISVILLE

Judge and Mrs. G.. A. Morse We're
THANKSGIVING guests at the home of the
formers brother. l.. s. Morse of Jeffer-
sonv'le.-Dr. and Mrs. A. j. Vall"au en-
tertained at Thanksgiving dinner. the
formers mother, Madame Valleau and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A, Noyes and daughter,
Miss Natalie Noyes, and son, Harry, Jr.,
of Hyde Park.-Mr and Mrs. Charles
RaYmorc and daughters, Barbara and
Mary, spent Thanksgiving at the home
of Miss Elsie Smith, Jeffersonviie, where
family reunion was held
Mrs. Lucretia Bundy Mrs. Mable Noble
and daughter. Miss Freda, were guests
over THANKSGIVING of Mr.. and Mrs. a.
r. Straw of Stowe.-Mrs. A. r. Warren
has been confined TO the bed for several
days, suffering from muscular rheuma-
tism.-Mrs, y. S. Graves Is convalescent
after a few days.-Leon ]. Neanahan was
in East Fairfield over Thursday night
to attend the Thanksgiving ball.--Dr
c. NJ. Bridge instructor at Harvard Den
tai College Cambridge, Mass, spent
THANKSGIVING with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Brdgc.-Prof. and Mrs
Martin Chaffee Of Waterbury spent a
few DAYS the past week at the home of
their father. A. w. Chaffee,-F. b.
Morse and Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Rivers.
MISS Eleanor Downey and Harold Dow
ney were visitors Thursday of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. a. Morse of Hardwick.-M. l..
Kelley of indianapolis came Thursday
morning for n stay with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. NJ. Kelley.-Sumner Billings
of the University of Vermont was a
guest over Thursday of his aunt. Mrs.
G. w, McFarland-Mrs. Ella Peterson
OF Worldwide, y. H., and her son, Rus
sell Peterson Of stowe were guests the
latter part of the week OF their sister
and aunt Mrs. pcrey Scars.
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PROFESSIONALLY

Miss Marion Cornell has returned from
Burington.-There was quite an audience
at tho town hall Sunday afternoon to
listen to the Adventist, who spoke on the
subject millions Now Living Will Never
Die".-Clifton Scott, of Fletcher, was in
town Monday.-Miss Eva Manchester. of
was with her parents here last
week.-I. NJ Powell has been suffering
with an attack of acute Indigestion
Prof. c. S. Cornell Is to assist in the mu-
sic with solos at the church every Sunday
morning for an indefinite time.-Mrs
Mable Conant and Mrs. III. c. Howard
are the the committee appointed for the
Christmas arrangements of the Sunday
school. Mr.. and Mrs. ". w. Varnum have
returned home after n couple of weeks
absence.
C.. II. Tucker returned to his work on
the b. L. l.. mixed train Monday after
weeks vacation.-Mrs. Harry Sinclair
returned Saturday from the Fanny Allen
hospital, whore she had been for three
weeks. Mrs. Susan Mclendy IL assisting
her with her work.-Mrs. Hugh Edwards
Is able to he out again after weeks i'll
ness.-A. l.. Huntley Of Morrisv'le was
in town Sunday.-Mrs. c. w. Flood Of
st. Adams has been visiting at William
Lapans.-Schools reopencd Monday after
II weeks vacation.-The Thanks
giving ball at Hotel Melendy was
attended by large crowd. Smiths
orchestra of Morrsville furnished ex.
cellent music for dancing,-The monthly
meeting of the Jeffersonville Cemetery
association for December In to be held
with Mrs. II. A. Hawley December t.
Mrs. John Brown and son returned to
their home in Burlington Sunday.
The much respected townsman. T.. H..
Fullington. died at his home at East
Cambridge at 1880 a. m. Saturday after
lingering Illness. following influenza.
which he had year ago He leaves his
wife, one son and daughter and a brother
in Kansas. besides n host Of friends to
mourn his loss.
The funeral services for the Hon. Fred
II. Fullington were held at his home on
Tuesday afternoon. Tho Rev. II, NJ.
Bartlett ofi1ciated. Two solos were sung
by Ralph Brewster. Gathering Home.
and I'm the Sweet Bye and Bye" The
house was filled with friends and rela-
tives from this and surrounding towns.
who gathered to pay their last rcspec,
for an esteemed townsman, who was born
and always lived on the old home farm,
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JOHNSON

Allen Fletcher and Earl Wclch spent
Sunday with their families here.--R. o.
Balch went to Montpelier Monday Mr.
Dykeman has finished shipping Christ
mas trees and with Mrs. DylSeman start
cd Monday for New York city.--Mrs.
Mosher of Bennington spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Shcrwin.--Mrs.
d. S. Scott is under the doctors care.
Mrs. Mary Morgan is in feeble health.
A relative. Mrs. Brown. is caring for
her.-Mrs. w. II. Stearns is spending a
few days with her daughter, Mrs. Dyke.
in Derry. y. H.--Charles NJ. Patch suf-
fercd n stroke of apoplexy last week and
died Saturday. The funeral was held at
his late residence Tuesday. He owned
the Thomas Wilson farm in the Water
man district.-Mrs. Margaret Waterman
has returned from visit to Robert
Holmes near Boston. She was dele
gate to the national grange which met
in Boston.-Favorable reports are re-
ceived from Mrs Waterman. wife of
Judge Waterman. who ia at the hospital
in Burlington.-Iiorace Warren secured
his second wild bob cat Saturday on
French hill.
Mrs. Stimson, mother OF Mrs. Rober,
Royce, has gone to Burlington to stay
through the winter with her son. Loren
Stimson.-M ID. S. Scott. who has beer
an invalid for several years. was taken
worse and a trained nurse is caring fol
her.--The next club tea will be held al
the library Monday afternoon &. II
Stearns entertained her nephew, Harland
Hall. from Montana a few days last week
The funeral of G. NJ. Patch was held
Monday afternoon at two o'clock at the
Methodist Episcopal Church, the Rev
G. Il. Akcrs officiating and Mrs
John Waterman entertained Mr.. Water
mans brother. Norman. and daughter
Helen, Thanksgiving at their home ir
Burlngton.-Miss Edith Leslie has re-
turned to her school work at Mortified
after passing Thanksgiving week at hel
home here.-Miss Maud Kenfield was ir
Morrsvllle the last of last week.-Mrs.
George Brush spent Thanksgiving Day
with her brother C.. S. Kenfeld Mrs
Frank Davis has returned after visiting
her son, Lieut.. NJ. II. Davis and family
at Brookline. Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. Man
Wilson of Burlington spent several days
at James McQuen's and o. II. Wilson's
The remains of Ira ODER were brought
here from Fairfax Tuesday and buried
in Lamoille View cemetery.
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+. Tilson. and Is now attending to work
about his block.
The funeral of the late Mrs. George
Slack was held Wednesday the Rev. Fra
ser Metzger officiatlng.-Mrs John Par
rott was in town on Wednesday on BUSH
ness trip, before leaving for the winter in
Boston. with her daughter.-Mrs. Hall,
who has been here from Boston visiting
her son and wife Mr.. and Mrs. A. *. Hall,
left on Wednesday for her home, but af-
ter n little stay there, expects to go to
Virginia for the winter.-The annual meet
ing of the Grange was held Saturday
night, when reports were given by tho
officers, and the business of the year
c oscd up. Officers were elected as fol-
lows. Worthy Master. Pearl Daniels;
worthy ovcrscer, Gordon Laboun1y
worthy lecturer. Mrs. Gertrude Fassett
W. steward, Robinson Heath; assistant
, steward, George Rye; worthy chaplain,
Mrs. G.. L. Carrigan: worthy treasurer.
John Curran; secretary, Mrs. Mary Me-
hols; gate keeper, Edward NARROW; ceres,
Mrs. Pearl Daniels; pomona. Mrs. Gordon
La Bounty, Flora, Mrs. Rowe; lay as
sistant steward, Arlene Rowe. pianist,
Miss Carolyn Wright; march director.
Miss Gladys Fassett chor!stcr. Edwin
Martin; local reporter, @. l.. Carrigan. II
place in January e. i. D'Bricr entered
the post office on wednesday morning
as acting post master TILL such time as IA
post master is appointed to succeed p.
G. Dodge, whose resignation took place
on December first. Mr.. Dodge had n
leave of absence from the first of Novem-
Der and with Mrs. Dodge went TO florida
for the winter. II is understood that they
are now at Lakeland near where Mr.. ana
Mrs F. A. Joslyn are located and
may purchase place therc.-The
management Of the Chautauqua 10
arrive from Maine Tuesday night
did not appear on account of MISC
ing connections but were here for
the opening on Wednesday afternoon. y
large number Of tickets have been sold,
enough to insure the guarantors and the
entertainments are expected to be OF first
class order-Mrs II. II. Hayward. who
has not been as well for few days, is
somewhat more comfortable, and her con-
diton seems more favorable.-A son was
born November 80 to MIR. and Mrs. George
Jerd grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Howard, and of Mrs. Mary Jerd all of
this place A movement Is being made
by the several Masonic bodies to procure
a better Masonic hall than the present one
which they have occupied for many years.
Az the order increases In number the
space is inadequate and the convenlences
very limited, and it is hoped that more
commodlous and convenient hall may in
the near future be provided. Notices are
being sent out for a joint meeting to be
he d December when the committee to
investigate will reports and action will be
FOL.
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which had been In the family for several
generations He was a man OF sterling
worth, quiet and unassuming fulfilling
every trust Loyalty. lie represented this
town In the Legislature, besides holding
other important positions in town affairs.
In 1909 he canvassed the town with Dis
trict Deputy Hopkins and was instrument
tai In the organization Of Jefrersonvile
Grange and was the first master OF the
order, which office he held for several
years and the membership was the larg-
est under his mastcrship of any time Of
its duration Although not atle to at
tend tho meetings In the last few years
he retained his membership in the order.
The widow and son and daughter and
the brother In Kansas have tho sympa =
thy of all the neighborhood and in the
whole town
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NORTH TROY

Friday the personal property belong.
ing to the Lowell stage route equipment,
including n Buick truck. was sold by
Constable Charles Maynard to satisfy
the broken condition in a chatte mort
gage. 1t was all bid off by L. {. Smith.
who has the mail contract. Nathan
Eden.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen Of
Jacksonville. Fla, lately visited his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leander Allen, and
upon their return Charles sister. Mrs.
Clifford Dean, and husband, went with
them, going by auto. They left here
Tuesday morning, November % and
planned to reach Jacksonville yesterday
\ son c: Andrew Cello suffered an un-
usually severe and painful breaking Of
one arm ii few days since while attempts
ing to crank an automobile. DR.. Butter
field reduced the fracture. Mr.. Cello and
family lately moved here from Lowell,
occupying with DIR. F. II. Page the resi-
dence Of the latter on Main street.-The
Rev. William Miliar of Essex Junction.
a former pastor OF the Congregational
Church was in town November o. COM
ing to ofIlciate at the marriage OF Ray
tho home of the brides parents
Thanksgiving evening at nine O'Clock.
Only tho immediate relatives were pres-
ent. Tho couple left on the night eS-
press for Boston. Mr. Kelley will con-
tinue his studies at the Boston College
Of Fharmao Mrs. Charles Hunt is on
n few days visit to her daughter. Mrs.
c. T. Douglas. of 81. Adams.
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BERKSHIRE

Professor II. T. Hanson ami Mrs A. J..
Elliot Of Richford were callers at l.. ~
Larabee's Thursdsy.--Robcrt +. Larahec.
n student at the University OF Vermont
spent the Thanksgiving recess at his home
here.-Miss Dorothy Laraboe returned to
i'rattlcboro Saturday. The young men Of
the Bible class gave an oyster supper
in the town hall Wednesday evening -
Miss Myrtle Walbridge OF North Sheldon.
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
3. S Jeffords, returned home Monday.
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Lamoille County
STOWE

,r, -
>o't'',pc' Issue vi me school pa
Ie,' II now aVa,labe' 1t CON
l..ns interesting stories written by the
90 "'ei'H' ioca' rcports' news concerning
.Ic Alumni ath!euc notes. poetry. jokes
""u o'itr items OF interest. The senior
.."SS W i'-i mas rharGe OF IN paper with
w IoioWiit eo''ors' catherine Harris.
~, ,n' ZINES lowhe. assistant
rios No'iins, literary, Mary
,"s's, I'oHaiu DouBlass'
a'''e'i'S' toruon oaKes' locals. Alice
,.' "'u'i'n' anu Dorothy Barrows,
business "'''hager.-Ihe II. II. Smith
os' Woiiiah HeHei Corps VIII give an
'n'ut 'aii''ieh' ior the members at the
auo',oriuih thursday evening. Each
ni''loer - pr.N!lrteu 10 invite friend
10 a'''.u, i'eiresninehIs Will be served.
-"'ss -nlureu smith mas completed work
~ t'e y. r' anu w. BURT conpany's
o,i'ce anu went MONDAY TO Boston. where
SUE sHpec'S 10 cn.er t"e Bryant & STRAIT
ION b.I'ness Coheee-MrS, Maude like
anu MISS Jessie "ou'"ard attended
meeting o, the DausnterS OF the Ameri-
can heVoiu,ioh at MorrlsNl'le Monday
evening AT 'he nome OF MIS- f1sher. II
WAS a furltah costume party ana each
ineiiper ""s uresseu III keeping with
Wv ui..ah ""s'' ."i''s"'nents were
'''' N",'' ""''' VI petHci Is
N,SiN"s n'f So",,"-a" ana uaushtcr'
MaJo' anu MrS ~. - o'hith'-Teoree T..
A"a'hs ~ hp'e 10 ne oul alter an illness
win tohs'htis'-L'''le Mo!ue ROBINSON,
daugh'er Oh MI an" MRS. e. i.
i,op'hso" ul'uerweht successtul opera
tIol ioi iii"Sto'i upS'eSs' NJ lHe Mary
Fletcner i'ospitai MohdaE'-Mr' ana Mrs.
r, W. Darnns ana MIS- lne2 Gorton,
MIS- r. II. smith nave returned to their
nome IN hamnton' va Mr.. and Mrs.
parnns VIII Visit their son, j. ;. Darling.
ht iaie Ioi!ese'-Nrs IL smith Is VS.
ltiiis her SISTER, hrN. rTaht BALDWIN, In
Shorehahl'-h, T. flhe was visitor in
burlington lueshay-f. e. Coolidge
VINO mas oeen employed as Janitor at
| Tufts college, came Monday night to
the nome OF ms daughter Mrs. II. G.
! Stafford'-Mr and Mrs. Maitland Hun
ter have moved their household goods
from Montpelier and expects to live in
stowe TINS wintcr.-Mr and Mrs. II. A.
Parsons TOOK their Youngest son. Stan
ton, to the Fanny Allen Hospital Tues
day FOR an operation for appendicitis
j. A. Rogers Of Burlington was in stowe
Monday and Tuesday.
At the Sunday morning service at the
Community Church the pastor, the Rev.
G.. f. Hayward. made an appeal for an
increase in church membership, Mrs.
A. ID. Lynch rendered pleasing solo. An
interesting service was held at the North
Hollow schoolhouse Sunday afternoon.
The service next Sunday will he held
at Moscow.-The postponed community
service was held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. +. NJ. Small on the Randolph
Road Tuesday evening.-The members
of the Sunday school will give Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde T.. Nelson "A reception Mt the
Unity Church vestry Saturday afternoon
from two to four O'Clock. Everyone Is
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RANDOLPH CENTER

Mrs. L 9. Cook is at her home for a
few days. Later She will return to her
work in Chesea.-Mr. and Mrs. Dunn Of
Woodstock We're guests Of Mrs. Dunn's
mother Mrs. Mary Adams.-Mr Snow
of ottawa was a guest Of the Rev and
Mrs. Snow.-A. c. Wells returned from
New Haven, Conn. Tuesday.-The stu
dents have returned and began work in
earnest Tuesday morning.-Mr. ana Mrs,
Avery are guests of their daughter. Mrs.
Il. II. Barrett.
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WEST BERKSHIRE

News has been received of the birth of
daughter, Jean Rosyn. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Philo Stanley of Newport, The Ladies'
Aid society will serve an oyster supper
at the church Wednesday evening. De-
comber S.-Elwin johnson has arrived ut
his nome here from North Daiota.-Thc
Ladies' Aid is preparing play to be
given some time in the near future.
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ALBURG

A Community Farm Bureau meeting
has been called for tonight at 1880
o'clock under the direction of County
Agent s. s. Painter of North Hero. The
purposo of the meeting is to consider tho
program of work suggested by the com
munity committee. Miss Potter Of the
Extension Service. Burlington, will speak
to the ladies on the home economics pro-
ject.-The controlling stock of the Isl0
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WOLCOTT

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Newton and Miss
Clara Newton of st. Adams were Thanks
giving guests at w. C. Reeds.-B. ]. Tay-
Tor and Miss Jennie Miner OF Hyde Park
giving guests at W. c. Reed's.-B. J. Tay-
Mrs. Ella Tillotson and Miss Carrie Doug.
lase of Morrisvilc were visitors Monday
at C. A. Reeds.
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GRAND ISLE

Mr.. and Mrs. George Phelps and chill
dren Of Milton spent Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Phelps parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. +.
Grswold.-H. I. Russell OF Boston and
II. W. Russell of Alburg spent Thanks
giving with their sister. Mrs Fannie
Aldrich.-Littlc Emile Rousseau, who
has been i'll for the past ten days, was
taken to the Mary Fletcher hospital
Monday morning.
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CRAFTSBURY

Mr.. and Mrs. William Baker left
Tuesday for Now Hampshire where Mr..
Baker has work.-Mrs. J. Smith. whose
Illness has been mentioned from time ia
time. is not improving. serv-
ice will he held in the Methodist E,pisco-
pal Church December 5.-Mrs. Lydia
Robbins returned from st. Johnsbury
Saturday, whore she has been caring
for her grandson. who is Ill with pneu.
monia.-Hcnry Smith was business WISH
tor in IIardw'ck Saturday. Nellie
Anderson of West Glover was q week.
and guest at the home of her brother
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen
Mr. and Mrs. i. J. Kinney and family
of Orleans were Thanksgiving guests OF
Mr. kidneys parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. II.
Kinney.-Aden Twiss returned to White
River junction Tucsday.-A number Of
University of Vermont students from this
place returned to burlington Saturday.
barbara Dawson, teacher. from Nor
risvlle is spending few days vaca-
ton with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs 2. w.
Davison.-The entertainment given
Thursday evening by the American
Legion was success. Drills, short
farces and witty stories made a pleasant
evening. The Rev. o. r. Wells gave a
short THANKSGIVING address al the omen.
ing or the entertainment. The boys
realized $40. ACKNOWLEDGMENT sharp will
be in town to-day and hold the fourth
quarterly conference at the Methodist
Episcopal Church parlors in tho after
noon. Dinner will be served at IL clock
to all members of the conference and
friends.-There will be a children's meet
ing Sunday afternoon at three O'clock;
subject, Love" leaders, Milton Twss
and Erna Dunn.-There will be unit
social at John Marckre's in CollinsvillA
Friday evening.
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NORTH CRAFTSBURY

Miss Myrtle Robbins went TO the sani-
tarium at Pittsford last week for
treatment She was accompanied by her
family gatherings were
held here Thanksgiving day, Among
those who entertained a large number
of guests were Mr.. and Mrs c. II. Root,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Pike, Mrs. A. C..
Dustan and Mr.. and Mrs Frank Me-
Govern. Those, who spent the Thanks
giving recess at their homes, We're Mr.,
and Mrs. Adna Pita of Ia,nonia- N. H..
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NEWPORT

The first OF = series OF class recitals
given by pupils of Mrs. a. j. White and
Miss Daisy White was held Thursday
evening. Twenty-Five took part in the
program. which included piano and violin
selections and studies in expression
Miss Jennie Curtis of Burlington has
been visiting her father. Byron S. Curtis.
Miss Curtis spent Saturday and Sunday
at Mortified, being one of party Of
ten young ladies OF the University Of
Vermont who were invited 20 attend the
annual house party AZ Norwich Cniver-
sity.-Mrs. II. H. Tracy OF East Charles
ton was taken to a Montreal hospital for
treatment on Frday.-Johnson Bryant OF
Holland died Thursday morning of cam
GER after a long illness. Funeral serv-
ices were held Saturday morning at II
o'clock and burial was in the family lot
in the cemetery on Mead Hill. Mr..
Bryant was a veteran of the Civ! War
and had an honorable record He was
"a years of age and leaves n wife and
three married daughters.-The Rev. r. G.
Russell, rector of Christ Episcopal
Church, Stanstead and Becbc. =. O.. was
the preacher at the Thanksgiving service
at St. Marks Church. Mrs. Ruth Fulllny-
ton and Miss Myrtle Fullngton of Man.
sonvllle, L O., and Mrs Iona Perkins
and daughter, Evelyn, were guests u
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Montgomery Thurs
day,-NIiss Bernice sawyer is spending
several days with her sister. Mrs. Frank
Kimball, in st. Johnsbury. --Prin. Il. s.
Watson is in Concord for the weekend
and hopes Mrs. Watson may he able 10
return with him.-Monroe Lorimor OF st.
Adams has been in town on business
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Flint and Mrs
Alice House we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
la. rfs..
Mr.. and Mrs, Myron Chaffee and chill.
dren OF Orleans have been visiting Mrs.
Ralph Fairbanks.-Miss Elsie Bowen
spent Thursday in Orleans with hei
aunt. Mrs. Homer Potter.-Charles West
is moving to the house which he re.
Gently bought of +. f.. Lee. who has
moved to the tenement over his store,
vacated by the departure of w. Z. Trlpp,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Weeks and son
Walter. are visiting relatives in ENJOY
CONTINUED on page IO)
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CAMBRIDGE

The annual church sale and supper will
be held at Smiths hall this eve
ming, December 2. beginning at $50
o'clock. A hash supper with plenty OF
good things will be served Home made