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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-09-24
Bad Stomach
Sends Her to Bed
for 10 Months
EafonEc Gets Her Up!

"over a year ago." says Mrs. Dora
Williams, 81 took to bed and for 1t
months did not think l would live
Eatonic helped me so much | am now
up and able to work. recommend II
highly for stomach trouble"
Eatonic helps people to get well by
taking up and carrying out the excess
acidity and gases that put the stomacf
out of order. If you have Indigestion
sourness, heartburn, belching, food re
peating, or other stomach distress, take
an Eatonic after each meal. Big box
costs only a trifie with your druggists
guarantee
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-09-24
INTERESTING SPICES AND CON.
DIMENTS.

Spices may be grouped into four
classes: Those which are the bark
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-09-24
his victim.
Solid Guilt.

SoiIQ Guilt.
"Guess I'll buy few shares of thai
mining stock. Looks like a gilt-edged
proposition to me-"
You've only seen the edges 7"
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-09-24


plating
Direction
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-09-24
ssCold i'm the Head's

I would rather die than be debased.
Latin Proverb.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-09-24

venison. Fry four
slices of bacon TO
n crisp. remove
from the frying
pan aud fry q
small sliced onion
in the hot fat.
Trim and wash
folr veal hearts
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-09-24

with the coat. Here the trimming,
which takes the form of fat silk roses,
is placed beneath the brin just over
the right ear
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-06
NORTH TROY

F. II. Elkins has sold his residence on
Main street to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred NJ.
Hardy. Mr.. Elkins retains possession to
October 1, when Mr.. Hardy expects to
move from his farm on the river road
and occupy the place.-Mrs. c. E. Hay
ward. wife of the Congregational pastor
was quite seriously ill last week. but is
improved somewhat now.-Cavis Toof has
finished work as shipping clerk at the
Blair Veneer factory and has entered the
employ of his father. with NJ. a. Toof &
Co.-Fred Albee is at home for a few
days from Bristol. Conn. where he has
been in the employ of the New Departure
company about four months.-Mrs. c. r.
Ladd has leased a tenement in the Dodge
block and will move in soon.--William
Mitchell has moved from the residence
of the late w. w. Wakefield on School
street to the former home place of the
late William G. Elkins and Don Clark
has leased the Wakefield premlses--Mr.
Allen Of Ludlow has been engaged as
treasurer Of tho Valley Savings Bank &;
Trust Co. Mr.. Allen has been connected
for several years with Ludlow bank
Ray Wakeman has leased his farm for
year to Scott Stannard. who will take
possession May 10.-Mrs. George E. Lewis
has returned from Rutland where she
pa ssed the wiIter.-Last week George L.
Bolton. representing the Newport Center
creamery, and John Watkins, represent
| ing the creamery here. went to Boston
| with other delegates. all invited by the
| Fl. p. Hood e. Sons Co. on a trip OF in.
| spection Of it's plants INTERNATIONALLY
the Newport high school baseball club
played the North Troy high school team
| here, the home team winning by a score
Of to S-Mrs. Robert Murray is i'll.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-06
NATERVILLE

Mrs. Rogers preached at the Union
Church Sunday morning and evening
Each service was largely attended. The
Rev. Mr.. Rogers is expected as soon as
he can arrange to move their goods
Mrs. Augusta Best is visiting her many
friends in town.-Mr. and Mrs. sherman
Of Fairfield visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. H..
Abel last weok.-Mr. and Mrs. ii. "A.
jackson visited Mrs. Iacksons mother
in Bakersfield Friday.-Frank Have mas
taken Daniel Morgans farm-The Phila-
thea class held a social Monday evening
at the home of Miss Luella Beard
The Jeffcrsonville high school will give a
dress rehearsal of its play at the town
hall May :. Later ii will give 1t at
home-Thc F.. NJ. society met with Katie
Bartlett Tuesday evening.-Thc play en-
titled "Parson Poor's Donation, was
as follows: Homer f. Stearns. Parson
Poor: Cassie Langdell, Mrs Poor; Jennie
Maurice Thirzia Ann Tubbs; Mamie
Vance, Martha Duzenbury; Grace Stearns
Sarah Bebee Ella Ewens. Nancy Plum
kctt Sybil Smile. Deacon Plunkett: Anna
Beard. Widow Sharp: Charles Bragg
| Deacon Plunkctt. Much credit was due
each character. The song composed by
Anna Beard entitled THE Ladies' Aid.
and rendered by the company was
| pleasing feature. especially the obligato
! by Thirza Ann Tubbs.-NIiss Frcdia Oar
/ rah is at home for short vacation IRON
the normal school at Johnson.
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Rutland County
BRANDON

As special convocation of Farmers
Chapter, No. Q. r. A. NJ, Friday evening
the following officers were installed by
Past High Priest F. l.. Smith, assisted
by L. r. Nichols. acting as marshal
High priest. DIR. J. S. Eastwood; king.
c. V. Needham: scribe, Clyde N. Smith !;
r. A. c., w. c. Fletcher c. of H., DR..
r. A. Holmes: p. s.. James G.. Watson:
NJ. of 3rd ", King Brownell; NJ. OF End
", Harry j. Prediger; NJ. of LIST ".
W. w. Smith; treasurer, Walter F. Scott;
secretary, r. Merryl Brown; tyler L. j.
Cahee; stewards. h. w. Rowland and
T. w. Ray.
Tho battery for the high school team
which will play the Pittsford high
cshool on winslows field at $3.50
O'Clock Thursday afternoon will be
Parker and Maroney.-Mr. and Mrs
Harry J. Prediger went Wednesday to
Pittsfieli, Mass. where they will
spend n week. The trip was made by
automobile.-Deputy Collector Edward
X. Johnson has returned to his sta
ton at Newport after several days al
the home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
James Johnson-Mrs. w. II. Sscc
and daughter. Cora, have returned
from Greenfield, Mass, where they
have been visiting relatives for sew
eral days.--Gerry w. Scott OF Burling
ton visited In Brandon Wednesday,
Miss Bertha Shaw has returned t,
Boston after visiting at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. +. T.. Kingsley.-On ac
count of the large increase i'm bust
ness at the local postoffice. Postmaster
r l.. Smith is having SO new boxes
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CRAFTSBURY

The Ladies Aid are to hold their an
nual meeting Thursday afternoon in the
parlors Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Arthur Day and family expect to move
soon to Boston, where he has a position.
Ida Churchill finished her work at the
central telephone Office Saturday after
Moons. A. Gage left last week for Bos-
ton, where he has position.-Mrs. Hat
tie Patterson. who has been spending the
winter with her daughter. Mrs. Ladd, in
Whitman. Mass. returned to her home
here Monday.-Mrs. Archie Jones and
daughter returned from Connecticut to
her home here Friday.-Mrs. Homer
Bartlett entertained the Willing Work.
ers at her home Wednesday afternoon.
Next Sunday will be observed as Moth
ers' day at the Methodist Church.
Woman's Foreign Missionary society met
April q at the church parlor for their
April meeting. Interesting leaflets were
read by Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Emery. Mrs.
Wells spoke of the conference at Spring
field and the missionary addresses there.
A social hour followed. The hostesses.
Mrs. Griffith and Mrs. Emery, served
light Observation-Disclosures Sunday evening
will be anniversary night If the Epworth
League. A special program of readings
and pantomimes will he given. The lead
ers will be Rose Smith and Elma Cowles.
Seven girls from here are to attend
the Older Girls conference at Burlington
this week. Ruth Walker will represent
the Sunday-schol and Doris Wells the Ep-
worth League.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-06
MORRISVILLE

Mrs. Paul Raymond, who has been
spending two weeks with her mother'
Mrs. A. A. Jenkins. returned to her nome
in stowe Thursday,-Miss Madge Merritt
was a guest the last OF last week OF her
friend. Miss Nathalie Stewart, In Hard
Week.-Mrs.. II. Tomlinson, who has been
quite i'll for several weeks, is improving
Mrs Bernice Lambert and little son.
who have been spending several months
in ST. Louis, Chicago and New York, re-
turned home Thursday night.-Dr. 4. r..
insolvency Of Burlington was in town
over Thursday night. called in consulta-
ton with DR.. Goddard in the case OF Mrs
c. G. Day.-Mrs. C. +. Flint Of st. Adams
came Friday morning for a short stay
with her daughter Miss Lola Flint.
teacher at Peoples Acadcmy.-John Reed
of Burlington was q business visitor In
town the last Of last week.-Mrs.. George
f. Earl, who has been III for several
| weeks, il improving. -Rollin Brown Ia III
with the mumps.-Miss Marion McFar'
| land of johnson was guest over FRIDAY
night Of Miss Helen browne.
j. NJ Briggs has gone to Philadelphia
where he has Il government position
Mrs. Briggs and two children expect L
| Join him there soon.-Mr. and Mrs. Rober
| Gordon and two children, of Bath Me
have been guests for week of Mrs, Cor
| dons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Small. and other relatives in town Adn'
| Grcaves Of Walden. came Monday morn
| ing for a short stay with his brother, elf
| ton Grcaves.-Mrs. Lottie Wells, of John
1 son. was guest tee latter part of tn
\ week OF her daughter. Miss Ina Wells. "A
| the II. l.. Spear homc.-Among those iron
| this place who were in Burlington Sat
| urday to attend tho Nermont-Holy eros
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Washington County
MONTPELIER

Engines from the 2l3 class on the
trail Vermont railway are being sen
the locomotive shop to be equipped
experimenting engines, similarly to
work that was recently done on the
class. This will give the engines n
power and in the meantime. engine II
being run on the mail trains of the r
1t is a much lighter engine and has Z
crowded some to make the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w NJ. Parker have
turned from Boston after six months
during which Mrs. Parker was orer
upon for removal of an abscess from
brain. 1t was a critical operation. I
which she seemed to be making a
recovery and has been able to return
Montpelier.
Tho funeral of Isaiah Barnell, who
Sunday, took place at 10 O'Clock T
day morning. the Rev. Mr.. Piper o
ating. He died at Heaton hospital
lowing short illness after a sere
shocks. He leaves a wife. who was
lie Gabree Mills, a son. living in
York and brother living in North Fla
Conn.
The funeral of Mrs. II. Amelia Ro'
who died Sunday afternoon,
place from $50 O'Clock Tuesday a
noon, the Rev. Mr., Piper otiicia
She was a native of Danvllie, a da
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Nathanial 81
born So years ago. Some so years
she was married to I. II, =. RoweU
died last year, She is survived by
niece, Mrs. Ernest Kimball, who
lived with her since she was seven
of age and four brothers, DR.. NJ. f.
of Connecticut, Mark of Roxbury, NJ
James Of Concord. y. H., and Wi
of West Glover.
1 Jules Selina's body was brought
= Montpelier Monday and short b
/ service occurred from the chapel of
! Der and Lanicr on East state 81
/ after which the body was buried b.
! his first wife in Green Mount GENE
Mr.. Selma lived in Montpelier before
ing to st. Johnsbury some 10 years
He was Civil War veteran. He is
vived by his wife and six children.
Selma of Berlin, George of North
| Mrs. C. w. Luce of Montpelier,
Pierce of Andover, Mass. Mrs. Clara
ley of Pasadena, Calf, and Mrs. +
Wagner of Burlington. lie was cal
ter by trade and had worked for the
banks company In st. JohEsbnry !
years.
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JOHNSON

Farmers are shipping their svrup, but
much dissatisfaction is felt at the price
they are getting. which is $1.75 per gallon
whereas they were led to expect more at
the opening of the season.--W. F.. Tracey
has moved from the Holmes house on
Main street to the one he purchased on
Foster avenue and a telephone was in
stalled there Saturday.-H. NJ. Maxfield
spent part Of last week at the hospital
in Burlington.-Mrs Inez Barrett of Barre
spent n few days last week with Mrs
j. l.. Pierce-Mrs. Charles Stevens Of
Orleans went home last week after spend
ing few weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
D. A. Barrows.--At the high school speak
ing last week Miss Margaret Barrows won
the first prize. Miss Ilazen second and
Florence Barrows. daughter of H. \.
Barrows the third.-At the r. a. Chap
ter meeting at Morrisville Friday night,
ID. B. Smalley and Earl Tinkham re-
| ceived their royal arch degree. Several
companions from here were in attend.
| ance.-Edward r. Miller the newly
elected master of Waterman Lodge, Il
and A. NJ, was given his past masters
degree Friday Observation-Disclosures of OH.
GERS will be held Thursday and Frida,
nights OF Waterman Lodge and johnson
! Chapter, o. r. S.
| The Rev. T.. G. French came nome
from Burlington Tuesday and will suppl,
the Congregational Church at Danvill,
Sunday.-C. S. Kenfield and daughter
Maude. attended the funeral of Georg,
Brush at Morrisville Sunday.-H. j.. Hol
brook and son, Wayne, have been VISITING
Mr.. and Mrs. g. F.. Holbrook. Carol
Ober has gone to Wolcott, where he ha:
employment for the summer,-Dell Serb
ner was in Burlington Monday.-A. /.
Laraway of Watervile attended the banl
meeting here Tuesday.-E. II. Holmes an,
wife from East Fairfield spent Sunda.
with his parents here,-E. f.. Holmes an,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Holmes attended tn
ball game Mt Burlington Saturday.-Fre
l.. Wells and family have returned t
their home In Rutland after spending
few days with his sister, Mrs. c. Arthu
Stearns. Stearns from South Roy
alton. who a few years ago purchased tn
Stearns tub shop, has rented the o. i
Landon residence on Railroad street.
Mrs Kinsley Putnam and children q
Cambridge ara visiting her parents, NJ
and Mrs, George Butler-Mothers da
will be observed at the Methodist Churc
next Sunday.
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Orleans County
GREENSBORO

Mrs. Adelaide Sawyer, who had been
failing for several months, died Friday
and the funeral was held at the home
Of her sister. Mrs. Helen Jackson. where
she had been cared for during her sick
ness. Mrs. Sawyer was IS years Of age
and leaves one daughter living in Cali
fornia; two brothers. Edison Pinney and
Sumner Pinney, of Morrisville. and two
sisters. Mrs. C. a. Calderwood. OF st.
Johnsbury and Mrs. Jackson. Of this
town. Two nephews, Jabez Pinney, Of
Denver. Colo, and Alvi Calderwood, and
niece. Mrs. Sherman Calderwood. of st.
Johnsbury, we're present at the funeral
Erwin Hull has gone to Springfield to
work, having decided not to purchase a
farm at the present time.-Miss Edith
Rutledge. Of Concord. has commenced
school in the s. w. Campbell district
Mr.. and Mrs William Hardy and son,
Robert, went to Lyndonvlle Friday,
where Mr.. Hardy has work.-David Peel
went to the Mary Fletcher hospital last
week for treatment with the expectation
of an operation a little later. His daugh-
ter, Mrs. Florence Debrune. accompanied
him to tho city and returned Thursday
DR.. r. c. Kinney was called to Georgia
Friday by the serious illness of his sis
ter. Miss Julia Kinney, and word has
been received that Miss Kinney died Sat-
urday and the doctor would not return
home until after the funeral.--Ray Hall
went to Hardwick Saturday to visit his
sister-About 20 attended the meeting OF
Caspian Lake Grange Thursday evening
in spite OF the inclement weather. The
next meeting will be May 10 and the lee
turer has the following program: Piano
solo. Mrs. Ellen Haines; roll cali. the
name of a wild flower: discussion, (Which
Conduces Most to the Prosperity of a
Town, City Boarders and Bungalow Res
idents or Good Roads or Good Markets.
p \. Allen, Mrs. Margaret harrington
II. II. Hanes, Mrs. Mollie Gebbe; vocal
solo, Mrs Bessie Gebbie: paper THE
Small Things We Could Go Without tc
Economze." Mrs. Mary Hail. general dis.
cussion; reading by Mrs, Grace Rodgers
music by the Grange.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-06
FORESTDALE

Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Murray have
turned from Albany, y. Y. where tH
passed the winter.-The Rev. LawreI
Hill Of Chazy. y. Y, has moved i
the Weslayen Methodist parsonage.-N
Philip Bulris and daughter Ruth,
passing few days in Burlington.
Jennie Rickert has returned from
COMA, n. H., where she passed the win
with her daughter.-A son was born
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Chapel April
Mrs. George Shannon. who has been
ting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fra
Bump, has returned to her home in Bal
Mrs. w. Fl. Whitcomb Is visiting frie
in Rutland-Stanley O'Kell Of Tyrd
Pa, visited at 7. w. Horns last wee
Charles Bird has moved to Brando
Clifford Goodyear of Springfield pas
Sunday at Charles Brown's.--A son '
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bry
April 23-Mss Zylpha Sessions has e
to Pittsfield, Mass, where she has
sition.-Mrs Harold Sperry and son
Cornwall spent the weekend with
parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. &. Aver
Stephen Quinn has moved into Mrs. II
Elliott's house.-Miss Stella Cross ST
Sunday at her home In Addison.-H
Holden. who has been visiting his bro
err George, has returned to Windhar
Miss Inez Bernor and Miss Marjorie 4
of the University of Vermont passed s
day at J. C. Bernor's.-L. c. Bump
gone on a business trip to New Orlef
La.-Mrs. T.. F.. Partlow. Miss Stella q
and Miss Hazel King attended the tea
crs' convention in Rutland last wee
Floyd Brown is visiting friends in Rocl
ter-One day last week, Mrs. AraH
Briggs had the misfortune to fall
break her right ankle.-Last Sunday "
Carl Reed was cranking car nc broke
arm.-A son was born to Mr.. and
George McKenna April %.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-06
WESTFORD

The Fortnightly club will meet Satur-
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. G. NJ.
Nelson instead of with Mrs. Stearns. as
previously Announced.-Mrs. Menuir
was taken to the Fanny Allen hospital
Monday for an operation for Appendix
citis-Mrs. Nora Gravlin has returned to
her home after several weeks absence
There will be n meeting of the civil
hall the evening OF May 81. Cabana's
four piece orchestra will furnish music.
There will be meeting of the Civil
board of the town at the town hall. Sat-
urday. May IL to revise the check list.
Anyone wishing to take freemans oath
can do so at this time
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-06
BELVIDERE CENTER

Delbert Blaisdell has gone to the Mary
Fletcher hospital for an operation Tor
an abscess in his head.-Mrs. Henry
Potter has been quite i'll for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Thomas have been
visiting the formers brother, Howard
Thomas. in st. Johnsbury.-Mr. and Mrs.
W j. Narcotic and Mrs Ada Potter
We're in Burlington this week. when the
latter went to consult a physician.-Mrs.
Jennie Davis who has been staying with
her parents, the Rev. and Mrs. A. G.
Chandler. has returned to her home in
st. Adams, leaving her mother much
improved in health.
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CAMBRIDGE

Miss Willis of Pttstield has been a
guest OF Miss Ruth Boyden.-Mrs Farms
worth Of Fairfax is moving to the Learned
block.-Mrs. Emma Bailey of Winooski
is guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Pulman.-Mrs Cakes of Water
vile has been visiting her niece, Mrs.
Clyde Humphrey.-Mr and Mrs. p. ].
Kingsley are the parents of daughter
born April 30.-Mrs. Hollis Griffin and
son have returned to their home in Con-
necticut.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Huntrcss
have gone to the Notch to run the l.. s
Morse boarding house.-Harlon Leavens
of Ludlow spent Saturday and Sunday
at his home here.-Charles Labounty
A. A. Chase and II. A. Woods have pur.
chased new touring cars.-AIss Doroth,
Inman visited Miss Madeline Mudgett al
Essex Saturday.-Charles Corse ha.
finished work at the Milley Bros and /.
employed In the II. S. Woods mill
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-06
NORTH CRAFTSBURY

c. II. Root returned from New York
last week accompanied by his nephew,
Or. Walter C. Moody Of Elk Point. s. d.
who made brief visit here
number of the farmers in this vicinity
there is a shortage of hay. 1t brings from
SIS to $40 per ton.-The Christian En-
deavor society realized s1A from their
May breakfast.-The delegates elected to
attend the conference of Congregational
Church of Vermont, to he held at Brat
tleboro. May lib, were Deacon ~ b.
Williams and the pastor.-The birthday
party of the Sunday-school of the Con-
gregational Church Is to be given May
r. One cent for each year Of ones age
is the admission fee.-Mother's day VIII
be observed next Sunday. The music.
sermon and flowers will be in harmony
with the day. and everyone is invited 10
attend.-The Woman's Missionary society
will be entertained by Mrs. Karl G. Perry
Nav H.
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BENSON

TWO boys have been taken to the Mod
hospital at Ticonderoga the past wei
to be operated on for appendicitis. Hird
Wilcox took his boy there the middle
the week and later Howard Munger tol
his boy there for the same cause II
reported that the Wilcox boy was seriouJ
ill.-The Rev. and Mrs. Scott Cooley
rived in town April % and went
the Methodist parsonage. Mr.. Cool
preached his first sermon Sunday.-w.
Bush, who has been in st. Louis, Nd
the past winter, returned the past we
and is at the Mountain View stock far
Mrs. Louise Quirk, who has been ru
ming the boarding house at the Mountd
View stock farm for two years. start
May for her home in St. Louis. n
Mrs. Quirk leaves many warm frier
in Benson.-Friday night, April 30 Aca
Lodge. No. 81, F. and A. NJ installed
following officers: w. NJ, F. w. Johnsd
S. w. Stephen W. Brown; J. w, NJ
Walker; treasurer, w. F. Cummings: 81
rotary. f. A. Gibbs; S. D., Harvey Hule
j. D., Leslie Corey: chaplain, Jasper
Newton; stewards, Clayton Williams
and f. II. Sherman; marshal, D. L. b
ber tyler. Arthur Graham.-A. ]. Dit
inson, who is in his S0th year, has got
at four o'clock and gone to his farm {
and one-half miles away through
spring to see to his sheep and lambs. HI
still going every morning at an ca
hour.-Mr. and Mrs. Z. H. Sherman go
Hyde Manor. Sudbury. this week. VIII
they both will have employment for
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LOWELL.

Samuc' Richardson, Of BaldwinVille,
Mass, spent last week in town as the
guest of his nephew. A. G. Cello. ana
other relatives.--Mr and Mrs. a. j. Saw
yer, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Kinsley. S. b.
Cello and A. c. Cello were called to Bar
ton Sunday by the serious illness of their
brother. f. f. Gelo.-Mr. and Mrs. John
McAllister, of North Troy. spent the
weekend with Mrs. McAllister's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Benware.-Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Morton of Boston. spent
a few days last week with Mrs. Morton's
aunt. Miss Nellie Harding.-Simeon Shell
ira has sold his farm to parties from
Massachusetts. Mr.. Sheltra will move to
Portland, Me-. in the near future.-Lewis
Sanville has rented the basement tene-
ment in A. Laraway's house.
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JEFFERSONVILLE

Or. Jenne. of Burlington was called in
council Saturday for Ruth Thayer, who
Is critically ill.--Mrs. Della Tracy and
daughter visited the weekend In Shcf-
don.-Prof. John Culiburn of the Bur
lington high school. Burlington. spoke at
the church Sunday morning and evening.
james Burns. who was taken seriously