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UNDERHILL

\ quiet and very pretty wedding was
solemuized Mt the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Ira L. Morse Wednesday, October 10, at
two o'clock, when their daughter, Clara
Jackson, was united in marriage to
Rufus l.. Cushman, Jr., of Monson, Mass.
The Rev w. II. Gould of Cambridge
performed the ceremony, the single ring
service being used Only members Of
the immediate families were present. Mr..
and Mrs. Rufus =. Cushman, Sr.. of
Monson, Mass, and daughters, Mrs.
Tanner of Providence, Il, l., and Mrs.
Warren of West Roxbury. Mass, Mrs.
Marcia Morse Of Jericho and julius
Morse from Syracuse University, New
York. The rooms were prettily decorated
with autumn leaves and bouquets of
roses and chrysanthemums. The bride
wore u rose tone travelling suit and car
ried bridal roses. The presents included
linen, cut glass silver and substantial
checks. The bride is a graduate of
Essex junction High School class of
1917 and Fitchburg, Mass, Normal, and
taught one year at Newton Highlands,
Mass. The groom spent two years i'm
Amherst College, when he answered the
call of his country, After receiving his
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SHOREHAM

Mrs. Ella Wright is the guest Of Mrs.
|. T.. Sharon.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bald
win. who moved to Jericho last fall,
have returned to town and taken John
G. AIoores farm.-Mr and Mrs. Herbert
Lawrence have taken the Nertulon Rich
farm, owned by p. w. Waite.--W. j.
Anderson passed the Weekend in Port
Henry, n. Y.-Mr. and Mrs +. L. Plat,
II. II. Preble and Mr.. and Mrs. John
DeWitte were recent visitors i'm Glens
Falls, y. Y.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. j, Cook
are visiting in West Haven. Conn.-Mrs.
Lee, who has been guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Simmons. has returned TO her
home in East Chicago. Ind.-Mr. and Mrs.
w. G. Larrabee are on a trip to Mont
real.--At a meeting of the Congregational
Church last week Friday, the resigna-
ton of the Rev. r. b. simmons was
accepted.-The funeral of Mrs Souderl
was held Sunday at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Leo Guyette, the Rev. X. b.
Simmons officiating. Burial was in Lake
View cemetery.--The annual meeting ~
the Red Cross will be held in the Red
Cross headquarters November >. 4 fun
attendance is earnestly requestcj as
there are things of Importance to CON
sider-The Ladies' Aid will hold I'd fair
in the ladies' room November -. after
noon and evening. There will be usciu
and fancy articles on sale. IN.
derson is passing the week in Port
-
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MONKTON

1t Is necessary to see that one = name is
on the check list for election day. Tues
day. Every woman who did not vote Mt
the primaries should read what the Re-
publican State committee says about il
and go to the November election. and
vote for your party.-There Is to be a
Halloween social at the chapel at Barn
umtown Friday evening, October 29.-Mr.
and Mrs. d. Is. Mech visited in Bristol
Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Ayres and
sister. Florence, of Essex Center accom-
panied party of friends from North
Ferrisburg on an all day trip across the
Lake Sunday.-Nrs. Flora Hutchins OF
Winnipeg Manitoba, and SON Guy, Of
Hinesburg We're guests OF Mrs. d. u. Nc
Entee and family over the week end.---A
deer was seen in the street at the Boro
this week coming from the mountain. -
Mr.. and Mrs. G. g. Palmer are visiting in
Burlington.-Mrs. G. C. Farr entertained
the Village Workers last week. A large
number were present,-Spencer Shepherd
aned family moved to East Monkton.-
Henry LaRose, who has been in poor
health ia now gaining
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LINCOLN

Twenty-six new books of fiction have
been added to the library through the
kindness OF the members of the Sunshine
society-fhe w G. T. L. Will meet
Thursday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Henry Steadman.-The Rev. Charles
Smith has returned from New York
State and services were held al the
church Sunday morning and evening.
A business m @ ng Of h Z
United churches will be held Sun
day morning following the service. for
the purpose Of considering the resigna-
ton of the pastor. the Rev. Charles
Smith.-Mrs. r. w. Sargent is in Mont
pelier where she was called by the i'll
ness Of her sster.--F. q. Eddy and fam
lily of Rutland spent Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. l.. +. Jackman.-Mr
and Mrs. David Grant and Walter Grant
and family were visitors of friends in
Weybridge Sunday Cram has
gone to Warren, where he has employ
ment,--Mrs. Clarissa GIVE is tll.-Mr
and Mrs. V. y. Dearborn and Mr., and
Mrs. George Dearborn were IN
South Burlington Sunday to visit
Michael Tierney and fami y
Harley Varncy and frie d, Mr..
Hope, of South Framingham Mass.
We're Weekend guests Of Mir. Narney's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Varney..-
Perry Cram and Henry lGubar have
gone to Castleton to work Clayton
Grant and family were visitors at the
home Of Joseph Tatro in Monkton, sun
day--Charles Noyes of Lisbon, \. H..
was business visitor here over the
weekend George Worthem returned
with him and yil take back horses and
cows for William Cota.-t'red Kent of
Rochester has been spending few days
with him and will take back horses and
e. Nj. Tucker and ~. w. smith, who
went TO Springfield Saturday returned
Sunday. Mrs Smith and Mrs. Tucker
who had spent the week there, returned
with them.
The members of the Industry nave
chosen L. T.. Jackson as member OF
the committee on The Walter 5. Burn
ham Memorial Fund, TO fiji the vacancy
/ caused by the resignation of NJ. b. Cove
VIII Sargent of New Haven was in towi
Tuesday.-D. w. Merrill and family Were
recent visitors In Observation-Disclosures
Morgan and family and Mrs, HANNAH
Morgan were in Burlington Tuesday
The friends and neighbors of the fam
lilies of +. T. and Albert Guindon, gath
cred Mt their home last Thursday eve
ming for a farewell visit. A pleasant
evening was passed with games and re-
freshments. The Guindon families leave
soon for Alabama their future nome
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NEW HAVEN

Word has been received from III. C..
Roscoe of his safe arrival in California
after u very pleasant trip OF I'VE days
He ran into snow storm In Omaha,
where there was from six to eight inches
Of snow.-Mrs. Sarah Fleming of Water
town. n. Y, is visiting friends in town..
William Hoag of Burlington is in town
this week.--Orton lockwood of Stock
holm, N. y, is q guest of his niece, Mrs.
j. II. Davis.--Mr. and Mrs. Thatch OF
Alabama are guests Of S. i Dowd and
family.-Mr. Ellis of Dandy called on
friends in town Sunday.-Neson Merrill
is in Panton for a few days-Mr. and
Mrs. f. G. Peck accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Swenor visited Mr. and Mrs
John f. Peck in Hardwick recently. Mrs.
Abbie Rogers and Mrs. +. NJ. Partch
visited Mr. and Mrs. r.. Il. O'Brien in
Middlebury part of last week. Beaver
Glenn Grange is invited to Middlebury
Friday evening.--Mrs Carl Snedcn OF
Waltham visited Mr.. and Mrs j. L.
Davis Tuesday.
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ser-The ID. A. n. society was enter
tanned Thursday ut the home OF Mrs. X.
W. Day.-Mrs waldo Clark and Mrs.
freu Milton are helping care for their
aunt, Mrs. Ezra Whiteford of West Ad-
uison who is very low.--Amy Burpee
ieft Thursday for Boston, where she is
| 10 enter the Boston Conservatory of
Music as student The funeral Of Mrs.
Thomas Wilcox WAS held Wednesday at
the nome of Wallace Roberts The Rev.
a. j. Bowser ofiiciated.-Mrs. Il. w.
farhham OF sudbury is the guest of Mrs.
M. a. Smith.-B. J. Griffith has return
ed TO his home in Dandy after spending
some time at his farm here.-Fred MIL
ton has returned to his home in Connec-
ticut.-Mrs. Milton will remain here a
while longer-Leon Burpee took his
youngest daughter, Jessie, to the hospi-
tai last week and had her tonsils re-
moved-Clara Whiteford of Rutland is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Flora
Whiteford-Mr. and Mrs. r. n Warner
were in Cornwell Friday night to attend
q ID. A. f. meeting,-Mrs. Laura Lamb
is ill.-Amos Bodette returned home
Sunday.
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STARKSBORO

Mrs. j. w. Berry of Richmond Ia vis-
iting her mother Mrs. A. L. White.-Nor-
man Lafayette Of Cavendish has return
ed after a few days spent with hts sis
ter, Mrs. Floyd Smith. 1.-The young la
dies Sunday school class will give a
Halloween social In tho town hall Sat
urday evening. There will be games and
stunts appropriate for Halloween and
refreshments. Every one is cordially in
vited.-Mrs. Thomas Conway. who has
been keeping house for her brother Dr.
Dorey. in Middlebury for some time, has
been home for a few weeks. Mr.. Conway
has returned to Middebury with her to
resde.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dorey Of
Mddlebury will carry on his farm here
Jack and Miss Helen Williams of Hard
wick and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wilkinson and
Verne Spear Of Addison were guests Sun
day of Dennis Shiverette and family
Mrs. +. Human Of New Haven and Ar
thur Human and family of Middlebury
visited at Frank HIS the 24th.--Mr. and
Mrs. F.. n. Eddy. Mrs. Eugene Minum,
Mr. and Mrs. George Iadeau and c.
Ladoo visited relatives in Burlington the
2dth.-Mrs. Ellen Pope of Hopedale, Mass.
is the guest of Mrs. A. l.. White.--Luther
I Purinton and family and Mrs. II. Oar
/ row and children of Burlington were en-
tertained at Royal Smiths Sunday.-Dis-
trict Deputy Clark and Mrs. Clark Wis
tied the Grange the last meeting.--C. w.
Bostwick Of Hinesburg was in with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. d. D. Bostwicl;
/ for the week -end.-Mas-er Carlton Bost-
wick of Hinesburg is visiting his grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d. d. Bostwiclx
Miss Dorothy Shiverette was taken by
her parents to the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tai Wednesday expecting TO have an
/ operation for appendicitis-Hervey Han.
son has gone to Kansas City. Mo-, &c
attend the Sweeney Auto School
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BRIDPORT

Miss lola Lundergan and brother Rer-
nard. spent the weekend In Brandon with
reatives.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. T. Wolcott
and Mary Chandler returned from a ten
days visit in Worcester, Mass. last
week Thursday.--Mrs William Bruno and
children spent the Weekend with her
sister. Mrs Frank Beyett, in Shoreham
Stella Austin has returned from a visit
with friends in Rutland and Richville.
4 large number of relatives and
friends assembled at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jason Norton Spaulding in
Bridport Tuesday evening to celebrate
the 5Oth anniversary of their marriage
which came to them as "A genuine sur
prise. Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Harris hav-
ing invited them for an automobile
ride In the early afternoon and TAX
ing them TO their home for supper. The
guests had nearly all assembled before
Mr.. and Mrs. Spaulding returned home.
Mrs. Spaulding was before her marriage
Miss Lizzie j. Howe, and was born in
Bridport January 30 1851, the daughter
Of James and Lucy tRusselD Howe.
Mr. Spaulding was born In Addison
February 6, 1SiS, son of Loyal w. and
/ Lydia (Norton) Spaulding. Mr., and
! Mrs Spaulding were married October
| %, 1870 in the Congregational Church
/ III DflupOTt ny tNe ltt' NV w W
| Winchester with the exception of ono
year in Malone, n. Y. they have al
ways resided in this town. One child
Frederick Wright. was born to them
and they have two grandchildren
Gladys NJ and Jessie L. Spaulding. A
brother of Mrs. Spaulding, j. Herbert
| Howe Of Bridport, and sister of Mr.
| Spauldiug, Mrs Ella Wheeler of Bur
/ linEton were present. Among those
! from out of town were Mr.. ana Mrs
| Charles Spaulding, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Spaulding, and Mr.. and Mrs, Clayton
! Curlcr of Panton, Mr. and Mrs Triman
| ". Grandy. Miss Harriette Wheeler
and Floyd Myrick of Burlington, Mrs
Kate Taylor of West Cornwall. Mrs
| Effc l.. Walker of Middlebury, Mr.
| and Mrs Carl Benson of Addison and
DR.. +. c. Phelps of Vergennes The
house was prettily decorated with
gold olored garlands and cut flowers
and the bride and groom of so years
ago. who present youthful appear
ance, were the recipients of $3.50 IN
gold. and bills and silver to the amount
Of about SEQ, by their friends the gift
being presented by the Rev. Hervey
Gulick, pastor of the Congregations
Church of Bridport, to which Mr.
Spaulding responded Refreshments
were served. The BRIDES cake. which
was handsomely decorated attracted
considerable attention, and the guests
departed with congratulations and bes
wishes that they might help them cele
brate their diamond anniversary.
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GRANVILLE

: SON was born to Mr.. and Mrs. kou,r.
g. Minkler, October 19.-Mr. and Mrs
{. l.. Rich are spending some time with
friends in Mortified and Montpe,ior
Miss Sarah Jones' who has been spend
ing the summer here with Mrs. j. o.
Sargent left Monday for Newport
n. H., to spent some time in the family
of John Sargent--Several of the pupils e.
the Lower Village school are at home
with whooping cough.-Mrs Gerald Ric,
and children spent last week in Ro&
bury at the home of n. n. Rice.-Mrs
Roy Freeman Is ill.--The town library
has been moved from Joseph Gagnon S
to Herman Tord's
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ORWELL

Robert Bennett has purchased OF A..
w. Farnham the property known as tho
James NJ Meacham farm and will take
possession soon.-Mrs. c. w. Bodhsh has
had as guest the past week her brother
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Laverty
OF Medheld, Mass,-Fred Il. Ray has
returned home after visiting his son. T..
A. Ray of Maiden, Mass.--Mr and Mrs,
Jerome Burke have returned from their
wedding trip and were rendered recep-
ton at the home of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Burke,-Mr. and Mrs. w. B.
Needham has returned from their we'd
ding trip and are spending few days
with his people here. They expect to
go to Bridgewater soon for the winter
.-Rolln Farquahar, who has been spend
Ing week with Mr.. and Mrs. u. Il.
Smith, has returned to his home In Dor
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JERICHO

Mr. and Mrs. walter Wardlaw and "
children, who have been spending Il
past few days here. returned to thi
home in 81. Adams Sunday.-Miss Mai
Mclaughlin. of New York Is spending
few days with relatives in town.-Ml
Alice Fitzslmonds is confined to the hot|
by illness-Mrs. Eva Nealy has bel
spending u few days with friends in Sh|
burne.-Ars. Il. Mckenzie, who has be
visiting her husband at the home of N
and Mrs. +. X. Howe has returned
HardwiclI The last meeting of the BOal
of Civil Authority for the purpose Of I'd
istering voters and correcting the cheI
, list for the coming general election. "
be held at the town clerks office at u
icho Center Saturday at 200 p, Nh
and Mrs. William V. y. Ring accompI
/ led by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tilliston.
Cnderhll, We're in Newport Sunday
/ Mrs. NJ. NJ Remington, who has ID
( confined TO the, house BY illness the "a
/ few weeks, is able to be out.-Fra|
/ Finn. who has just had the third 4
I Grafton on his neck, is at homo and
getting along as well as can be expect
/ AIRS. Stricken. Who has been contll
to the house with rheumatism, is 81
ter.-Mr. and Mrs. V. y. Ring. acco|
panied by Edythe NJ Perry and sd
/ y. Parsons, We're In. Burlington Sat
day evening TO attend the pictures.
bert Schilihammer and uncle. Carl SchI
hammer. were i'm Monkton Ridge sat
day on business Miss May Eldredge
burlington. was recent visitor of M
Clara Stygles.--Wiliiam Jackson is II
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Partridge and Il
Amos. of Essex Junction, were in to |
Sunday.--Mr, and Mrs, y. q. Styles
Mr. and Mrs w. l.. Wright. Of Sto{
were visitors Sunday at the home of
| and Mrs. C. \. Stygles.-Mr, and NJ
John Bergeron and Mr.. and Mrs. Vic
Bergerou and daughter. Elinor, of n |
lngton, We're sunday visitors al the ho
of MI and Mrs. Peter Flnn.-Mr
Mrs. Ralph Styles and family We're
itors Mt Queen city Park sunday
and Mrs. c. y. Styles were visitors
.IeffersonYille Sunday.-Mrs. $, W. Pa
OF st. Adams, was a Sunday visitor
the home of Mr.. and Mrs l.. G., Itic
MIR. and Mrs. Clyde Allen and fam
OF ST. Adams were Sunday visitors
Mrs. Julia Booth.-Mrs, Bert Booth
son, Elmer. were Saturday and sun
visitors at the home of Mr. and
| Frank Perrigo. in Richmond-PI
George Story and family We're recent
/ tors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. II
! Monta gue.-Miss Ida Booth and r.
| tives from Underhil were in Wa
bury and Warren Sunday.-Ralph Cor
was in Waterbury Saturday and NJ
/ day. George Woodruff is substitu1
during his absence.-Mrs. Leon Nor
and son. OF Burlington. and Mrs HerV
Mattress and daughter are visitors
! the. homes of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Howe and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold PS
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Pratt We're
Burlington on business Monday.
An adjourned meeting of the board
/ civil authority of Jericho, for the
completion of the check list to be
at the election next Tuesday, viii
held at the town clerks office Satur
evening at seven o'clock. All voters
Jericho. whose names are not now
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ADDISON

Miss Stella Cross returned Sunday TO
Brandon, where she Is teaching. She
has been at home the past two weeks,
being called here by the death OF her
mother, Mrs. r. $. Cross.-The Ladies'
Aid society met last Wednesday with
Mrs. John Carr. she being assisted tn
entertaining by Mrs. Elroy Torrey.-The
home demonstrator Miss Emma Fuller,
was present and gave some demonstra-
lions on dressmaking.- Virio
Grange Is invited to Bridport Grange
Tuesday evening for neighbors night
Meetings at the Baptist Church have
been held every evening the past week
and win continue through this week.
They are quite well attended The Rev.
Fowler Ii assisting the Rev. A, j. Bow
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WALTHAM

Mrs. T. w. Otis and Mrs. W. A. Lee
were guests of their brother. Wesley
Sherbno, in Middlebury last week Fri
day.-Mrs. Albert Hunt and little daugh-
ter, Alma. are visiting friends in North
held.-Mr. and Mrs. WOODBURY. Harris
of Panton were guests of Mr. and Mrs
f. G. Ward Sunday.-G. A. Hunt was
In Bristol Tuesday.-G. II. Bostwick has
been substituting on X. ID. No. recently.
Mrs. @. f. Evarts and son, Lloyd
passed the weekend with friends in Sara
toga. N. Y.-Wayne Slack and James
Padduc of Mortified were Weekend
visitors at G. A. Hunt's.-Fred Lee and
Harriet Lee visited their grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lee in WeybrIdge
Sunday
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SOUTH STARKSBORO

Andrew Bowler is in poor health.-Miss
Cora Orvis Of Bristol is visiting relatives
here.-Pearl Doty, accompanied by his
daughter. Pauline. and her husband and
child Of Massachusetts have been yisit
ing relatives in this neighborhood. Halle
Peck and family of New Haven were
guests Sunday Of Andrew Hallock and
family.-Mr and Mrs. George Elliott
were in Middlebury Sunday to visit their
son. Ralph Elliott.-Wesley Follansbee Is
at the home of his brother. David Follans-
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HINESBURG

Charles Lewis died suddenly about 4,Ol
a, m, October %. lie had been in his
usual health and worked the day be-
fore. He was taken III and before n ply
stefan could reach him he had expired.
lie is survived by his wife and two
children, Kenneth and Mrs IL. Ii.
LaRose; his father, Napoleon Lewis; also
two brothers and four sisters. Clifford
Lewis of Brookheld and Edward j.
Lewis, Mrs :. d. Reed, Mrs. j. l.. Bis
sonnette OF this town, Mrs. James Ice
of Burlington ana Mrs. Booth of Essex.
The funeral was held at his late homo
Monday at one o'clock.-Mrs. Min
ME Cassidy has been at the Mary
Fletcher hospital for an operation for
tonsis-A. l. Watson is III as a result
OF liberated teeth.-Dr and Mrs. T.. \.
Burdicl were i'm FairfaN Thursday to
attend a golden wedding anniversary of
friends there.--Mr. and Mrs. f. b. Con-
nor of Norwich arc guests of their son,
L. l.. Connor--Mrs G. c. Cornell is
at the Mary Fletcher hospital. where
she underwent "A serious operation
Thursday. At present her condition is
considered favorable.
The entertainment under the auspices
of the seniors which was billed for No
yember 1. has been postponed until Mo-
vember l9.-W. j. Bushway has rented
the ". w. Davies house and will move
there soon.-Miss Anna b. Patrick is i'll
at the home OF her aunt In Burlington,
where she was visiting.
The Halloween entertainment by the
primary and intermediate pupils will be
given in the town hail Friday evening.
The program will begin promptly at
eight O'Clock w. j. Bushway has de-
clded not to move 10 the Davies house.
Mrs. Charles Lewis is confined to her
| bed Her daughter, Mrs. IA. IL. Larose.
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MILTON BORO

+ Z. Smith was in Cambridge over
tho week-end.-Mrs. Jennie Fay is Wis
iting at the home of Harry Berry In Mil
ton.-News has been received of the
birth of n daughter, Elizabeth Jean, Oc-
tober 70, to Mr., and Mrs. c. A. PETER
son. OF Long Beach, Calif.-Sevetal from
this place attended the dance at Georgia
Friday evening. -Cordela Wood was an
over-Sunday guest of Gretta Shean,-
Mrs. Mortimer Reynolds and daughter,
Lucia were in Milton OctOber y
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discharge he took a course I'm Brya
IL Stratton Business College and at pre-
ent is engaged in the wool business
Boston. The happy couple left amid
shower of confetti and good wishes fro
the young people of the communit
After a trip of ten days they will be
home AT 10 Pine Ridge road. Waba
Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. II. Carl Mead lie
Thursday morning for a visit with frien
in Keene, N H., and Melrose Mass
T. II. Daniels was a business visitor
town last week
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Chittenden County
MILTON

Miss Mcdonald, teacher IN the primary
room has prepared an interesting Hal
low'en program which will be given at
the school Friday afternoon.-Mrs. Rose
Allen sturges of Utica, n. Y, is visiting
her sisters. Mrs. J. w. Robinson and
Mrs. Charles Robinson. invitations have
been received in town to the Barber-La-
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RICHMOND

r. Collins has purchased OF a W,
THEM the farm formerly known as {
{. r. Andrews place.-rhe Misses MI
and Hinsdale were at their respect
ia visiting friends in Burlington.-M
Constantine and children Of st. Alba
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and NJ
l.. c. Gauvin.--A 45 party was held
the home of NJ. j. Gleason Thursd
evening. Refreshments were served.
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UNDERHILL CENTER

Miss Frieda a. Tillotson died yesterday
afternoon Mt 1890 o'clock at her home
in Underhill Center after an illness of
over year with tuberculosis. She IS
survived by her mother Mrs. Etiie Tillot-
son; one sister, Mrs. Henry Moiles Of
Burlington. The funeral services will be
held Friday afternoon at two O'Clock.
with interment in the family lot az
Jericho