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Orleans County
CRAFTSBURY

Mrs. Lathe and Mrs. Hardy entertained
the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
meeting Tuesday. Mrs. Cora Wylie had
charge of a very interesting program on
Korea. Much credit is due Miss Rose
Smith, who had charge of little play,
entitled why Four Dolls Went AS Mis-
sionares," The Mystery Box was con-
Quoted in novel manner by Mrs. Allen.
The secretary reported the membership
doubled during tho year. After a social
time the hostesses scrved ice cream and
cake Twenty-eight were present.-There
viii be 4 church devotional service and
Sunday school board meeting this evening
at tho church parlors.-Mrs. Cora Wylie
and Gladys Wylie are visiting In Glover
this week.A friendly contest is causing
much interest between the Delta Alpha
class. taught by Rose Smith. and a mixed
class, taught By Mrs. Cora Winslow.
Emma Noodle returned from Orleans
Saturday. where she has been spending
several weeks.-Mrs. Cora Wylic and
daughter. Gladys. went Sunday to Glow
or to spend "a few days with friends
The Delta Alpha gave q fine entertain
mcnt in the vestry of the Methodist Epis
copal Church Thursday evening. The pro-
ceeds amounted to s25.-Easter exercises
were held Sunday evening In the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, consisting Of spe-
cial music by tho choir, dialogues, speak
ing by the children. pantomnes and re-
marks by the pastor.-The Ladies Aid
will hold special meeting with Mrs. o.
b. Wells Thursday p. m-Margret Will
son, who was called here by the death OF
her father, James Wilson, returned Fri
day to Wyoming, her place of business.
The town meeting to elect third select
man was called off Tuesday, as 1t was
not legally called.-Fred Bailey came
| Thursday from Boston for few days
vacation with his family here
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Orange County
RANDOLPH

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Luce
on South Main street was the scene of
n wedding ceremony Sunday afternoon
at three o'clock, when Charles Noakes
and Miss Bcrnce Spooner were united In
marriage by the Rev. F. ;. Tolman. The
ceremony was witnessed by few init
mate friends, from the sanitarium where
the bride has been nurse, and also from
the w. r. c. in which both were in
terested The bride was bccomngly
gowncd in white, and the ceremony was
very pretty and impressive. The couple
left Immediately after, by team. for a
nearby station and from there to Canada.
where Mr.. Noakes home was. Mr..
Noakes is employed here in the Hood
creamery plant, and they will for tho
present make this their home Tho bride
has been a student nurse Mt the sani-
tarium for several months.-Mrs. Jetta
Rogers Addy came from Barre Monday
to see her father, Merton Rogers VINO
expects to go to the sanitarium this week
for surgical Observation-Disclosures, little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Hill
is III with scarlet fever. Harold Bowen is
| building a garage near the home of his
mother on Weston street-Paul Russlow
instructor in riding ut Wellesley College
, has been with his parents for week.
| Miss Bessie Stevens, daughter of {. G.
Stevens of this place was united in mar
riage with Mial +, Hazen of Rutland. ir
| Rutland, last week Wednesday. The cou
pie went to Burlington to pass few days
| with relatives and later will be locate,
| in Alburg for the summer Mr.. Stevens
! Is n civil engineer and has until recently
| been in New York. The bride has been
typesetter In the office of the futile com
pany at Rutland for some time
The annual meeting Of Beulal
IChaptcr Order of Eastern Stal
was held Thursday evening at III,
Masonic hall with "a good attendance
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JEFFERSONVILLE

Mrs. c. b. Richards has returned from
Milton. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Lena Melvin.-Bessie Spence has finish
cd her work at +. A. Woods.-The
Philathea Class of the Sunday School
gave a party to the Misses Frances and
Helen Hyde Friday evening at the home
OF Miss Beryl Powell with 10 present,
Warm sugar on snow was served with
doughnuts and pickles. The Misses
Hyde return to their studies at the Uni
versity OF Vermont this week.-Mrs.. Irv-
ing Como, who has been Ill for several
days, is recovering. Mrs. Frank Nc
Clure OF Burlington was in town Satur-
day to attend the funeral of her uncle,
G. H. Gilmore. first edition of the
school paper 1.-The Lamoille Star" is
being circulated to its subscrbers.-Mr.
and Mrs.S. f. Pope, who have been in
Florida for several months, have started
on the return trip-Zeno kneeland has
purchased four ycarling Jerseys of the
| herd of Gardner Burns.-Wiliam Stroud
spent Sunday at his home at Underhi!l
| Center.-B. r. Reynolds returned from a
Boston trip Saturday morning.-Mr. and
| Mrs J.. A. Cortland and children of
Jericho were visitors In town Sunday
Mrs. William Archambault was called
to Wcstford Sunday by the serious i'll
ness of her father.-Mrs. william Shat
tuck of East Fairfield visited relatives
here last week.--A. j. Saleeby of Johnson
was in town Saturday to attend the
funeral of n long time friend. George II
Cilmore.-The school faculty was in
vited to Mr.. Pollanders to n "sugarinG
off, Sunday afternoon.
The community was again saddened on
Thursday morning by the death of thu
esteemed townsman, George II. Gilmore
which occurred following two shocks
The funeral services were held or
Saturday at two O'Clock at the church
Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Gilmore
Miss Agatha Rousseau Is to leave abou
the 10Th for New York city, where she Il
10 take a two years course in nurse
!. training. -Word has been received of tn
birth of a son to Mr.. and Mrs Georg
Rousseau at Grand Isle.-Miss Matti
/ Wilcox of Burlington is stopping In tow
for n time.-Miss Hattie Ober, who ha
been nursing at Morrisville for severa
I weeks. was called here by the death O
her brother. Charles Ober Jr,
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relatives in town. Miss Natalie Noyes is
a student at the University of Veromnt.
Mrs r. w. Eaton has been i'll a week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Towne we're in Hard
wick Friday, guests Of their sister. Mrs.
]. Clark. Mrs. Clark is gaining slowly
from a serious illenss of influenza and
pneumonia. Helen, little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Phillips. went Sum
day to Stowe, where she will spend some
time with her aunt. Mrs +. Dcmeritt.--
Leon Wiltshire. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rufus Wiltshire, went the last of the
week TO the Fanny Allen hospital where
he underwent successful operation for
appendicitis Saturday.
Miss Arlene Hunt, a student at john
son Normal school, and sister, Miss Perla
Hunt. of North Troy. were guests Mon
day of Miss Nellie Aiken.--Miss Doris
Carpenter returned Monday TO the Uni
versty Of Vermont after spending the
vacation at her homo hcre.--Mrs. Sarah
Johnson has had n telephone installed in
her residence. The number is 25-21.--Miss
Elizabeth Powers. who spent the Easter
holidays with her parents. Judge and Mrs.
g. NJ. Powers. left Monday to resume her
duties at Wellesley Collcge.-A. C. Aiken.
who has been at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital for the past five weeks returned
home Saturday AND Is improving nicely
from his recent operation. Raymond Jen-
kins returned Monday to Middlebury Col
lego. after spending the vacation at the
home of his father. a. A. Jenkins.-Mrs.
G. e. Batcheldcr of Sheldon came yester-
day for short stay with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Bedcl. and other relatives in
| town.-Mrs Alice Robinson is quite i'll at
her home in Brooklyn street.-Mrs. l.. G..
Terrll went Monday night to Underhill
! for a visit with rcla Clarence Fisher.
bookkeeper for q. a. Wilkins, went the
last of the week to Vergennes for few
days stay with his parents.-Frank Bias.
| sett has sold his house on Gilmore street
to Alice Bedell, possession to be given
| in a NOTWITHSTANDING Whitcomb. who has
been spending a few days with her grand
mother. Mrs. Ella Silloway. returned
| Monday to her home in Barre.-A G..
| Bedel has sold 10 acres of land on the
Munson road to Ralph p. Morey.-Harold
Taylor went yesterday to st. Johnsbury,
where he has employment in hardware
! store.--W. A. Spaulding of Elmore has
purchased of II. C. and II. u. Smith the
| Elmer Harris farm in the western part
of the town. and will take possession
| soon
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The Rev. L. d. Keller Of the Metho-
dist Church left Tuesday to attend the
annual session of Troy Conference
which meets at Saratoga Springs, N
Y. The church has enjoyed a success
ful financial year with all bills paid
and a balance in the treasury The
centenary quota of $944, was raised
in full. The grand total raised for all
purposes amounts to $3.50 The
church is expecting that the pastor
will be returned and have voted a sub
stantiai increase Of salary for next
year.-Albert Durgey of Springfield,
Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Durgey Of Rutland have returned TO
their homes after visiting at the home
Of their father, o. A. Durgey. for sew
eral days.-Miss Catherine Crockett
who has been spending her Easter
vacation at her home here. re-
turned Tuesday to Boston.--A son
Gilbert Rush, was born Tuesday
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert How
land.--Frank Button, a student at An
dover Academy, returned Tuesday t.
Andover after spending the Easter
vacation with his parents. Mr.. ant
/ Mrs r. n. Button.--Charles Benoit o
! Albany. n. Y, is spending few day
here with his mother, Mrs Matt''
Benoit.-Mrs Leo T. Reed of New
Lebanon, N. Y. and Miss Dottie Kidde
! have returned after a few days at thei
homo here.-wilfred ONeil is movin'
! from Center street to the Cool plac
on Pearl street which ne recently pur
| chased.
The card party given by the men
Marble Chapter. Order of the Easter
star last Tuesday evening in their room
was an enjoyable affair. Nearly 100 per
sons sat down to refreshments. afte
the card playing was over. Mrs. e.
Button won the first prize and Mrs. Mil
ton Force second prize for ladies. an
w. II. Chamberlin won the first prize TO
men and w. T Smith second prize.-Th
last game of basketball this season wi
be played this evening by the local hig
! school grls team with the Middlebur
high school girls team. The game will b
called at 1:30 O'Clock, sharp. There wi
be dancing after the game This wi
be fast game, as the Brandon girl
are claiming the State championship an
will do their best to win this game
There will be meeting Of silver LAX
Lodge, No. 90 Knights of Pythas, thi
evening at eight O'Clock. The rank {
knight will be conferred on class c
candidates. Refreshments will be serve
after the work.-Herbert Ketcham Is mo,
ing from the farm in Sudbury. which h
recently sold to Ralph T. Severy of tn
town. to the Andrew Trombley place o
| ChamDlain street
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FORESTDALE

Mrs. c. e. Avery Of Dinuba, Calf, is
a guest at W. g. Avery's.-Mr. and Mrs
g. II. Bump are passing a week in
New York city.--Miss Barbara Wood of
Rutland is visiting her grandpa rents
Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Nicklaw.--The La
dies Aid society of the w. NJ. Church
met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Nathan Wetmore.--Roy Baker has NOV
ed into f. +. Partlow's tenement
Harold Sperry has moved to Cornwall
Edward Phelps will occupy the house
vacated by Mr.. Sperry.---Oliver East.
man of Burlington spent the week ent
with Welland Horn.-Robert Gould o.
Hartford Conn, spent Easter with hi,
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gould
Miss Inez Bernor, student at th'
University of Vermont. has returned
after spending the Easter vacatio,
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c
Bernor.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT


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SATURDAY rom pu' ms WI, ~. '
mer hau an VIC
Mary rleteher hosp''"' WI. noD,on
eNpects 10 return soo" ioi an ope.a'
Tor the removal OF grown III the
stomach reVeaieu ny tne N-ray'-nisS
Saoie mart returned oaturuay rum
two weeks visit with her sister. Mrs
j. {. ROBBINS, IN Barre'-Ihe rural
schools reopened MONDAY AFTER the spring
vacation.-Mrs. q. w. roster entertained
the Mystic seven clup at maple
party at her nome on sunset Hill Satur-
day afternoon. Those present were Mrs.
r. G STAFFORD. Mrs. ii. u. smith. Mrs.
l.. S. McCutcheon. Mrs. Fl. w. Burnham.
Mrs. w. A. Sears and Miss Sadie Hal
low
At the annual meeting of Mystic Lodge.
No. a. Free and Accepted Masons at
Masonic hall Tuesday evening. the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year were
elected: Worshipful master. Clyde e. Nell
son: senior warden. Gale II. Shaw; Junior
warden. Albert Raymond; secretary. Will
liam a. Knight; treasurer, Frank T..
Stafford: senior deacon. Harry W. Burn
ham; Junior deacon. F.. Lawrence Bige-
low: senior steward. Roy D. Robinson
junior steward. Elton B. Forbes: Tyler.
Harry G. Smith; chaplain. Herbert Mayo
marshal, II. W. Barrows: finance COM
mittee, j. c. Morgan, ]. L. Stafford, II
e. Shaw.-Mrs. \. II. Slayton, who has
passed some time with her sister, Mrs.
lane Howe in Rutland ia visiting her sis-
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DERBY

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dow of Newport
Center spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Theron Adams.-Dr. Robert H. Halsey
of New York was business visitor in
town the last Of the week.--ETowsrd Jen-
ne of st. Johnsbury and Leland Jenne
of Holland spent Easter with their moth
Ell. Mrs. a. n. Uttin.-Dr. r. II. Carter
has returned from q vacation spent in
Burlington and Plainfied.-Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur Morse are the parents of son,
born March 31.--County schools in town
began Monday while the graded school
and academy will have another week
of vacation.O Abbott Is very low
at the present time--Arrs. NJ. A. Adams
is not so wel.-Charles Morrill, is quite
ill.-Simeon Perry is in critical condi-
tion.--Mr. and Mrs. Philip Keech of New
Jersey, who have been spending the win
ter at Charles Watson's have bought the
Barton Grout house.-L. p. Holmes has
bought a new REQ truck to haul milk
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Washington County
MONTPELIER

The funeral of Sarah T. Dudley. vho
died Wednesday. March 81, took
place from her late home on Berlin street
at two O'Clock Friday afternoon. She
was native OF Tunbridge, born May
30, 1880, and was married to William Dud-
ley, who died u years ago. They lived in
Middlesex for some years and "a years
ago came to Montpelier. Since the death
81 her husband, Mrs. Dudley had lived
With her daughter. Mrs. c. c. Roberts.
who, with brother. Carl II. Dudley of
Montpelier, survives the deceased There
also arc grand and great-srandchildren.
The Rev. George II. Redding of the
Methodist Church in Mortified has been
given a call from the Methodist Church
in Montpelier to become the pastor OF tho
Montpelier Methodist Church in the com
ing conference year. 1t is understood that
Mr. Redding is agreeable to coming to
Montpelier.
The funeral of Miss Mary McCarty,
who died Sunday afternoon took place
Tuesday morning. She was the Oldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Nc
Carly, born in North Fayston 81 years
ago, where she passed the early years of
her life, after which she came to
Montpelier and for some years was en-
ployed rs a seamstress. She has been i'll
for a year or more. She is survived by her
father and three sisters. The sisters are
Joanna, Agnes and Florence of Montpe-
lier
News has been received that the Rev.
Homer A. Flint who was formerly pas
tor of the Episcopal Church in Montpei-
er has been appointed administrative sec
rotary to the bishop Of the Episcopal do
cese OF Pfttsburg. Mr. Flint has resigned
as rector of st. Peters Church, effective
May /. He was pastor of the church In
Montpelier from 1907 to 1916. resigning to
accept the pastorate in st. Peters Church
OF Grafton near Pittsburg. During the
time he was in Vermont his name was
considered among others for the appoint
ment as co-adjutator of the Vermont
diocese. He is a native of Mortified and
we'll known.
Mrs. Hannah Carey has received from
Pittsburgh. n. Y, statement that
Mrs. Johanna Ryan, mother of Edward
1 Ryan who was several years connected
with the street department in Montpe-
lier has died and that the funeral
took place in Plattsburgh Tuesday. Be
side her daughter. Mrs. Morris Doom. with
whom Mrs. Ryan lived. she leaves sew
erai nieces including Mrs. Carey of this
| city and Mrs. Morris Ryan OF Mortified
It Is understood about Montpelier that
| tho Central Vermont Railway company
with the change In train schedule that II
TO take place about May l. will sivt
Montpelier people and other patrons
along the line better service; that the
southbound and northbound night sleep
ers will be each run in two sections. The
hrst section IN each instance will do ths
local work and will run ahead OF tht
time which the trains now run and thai
the second section will run something
like the manner In which the Sea Shore
Limited did few years ago. stoppinl
only at principal points. The first section
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GREENSBORO

James Wilson has been feeling much
better for a few days.-Fred Messer, Of
Montpelier. was up last week for couple
of days at the creamery.-William Miller
was home last week from Fryeburg, Me-,
where he is teaching, and returned there
Monday.--The Rev. Audley Graham
preached at tho Congregational Church
Sunday morning at the Union services.--
Mrs. Dame and daughter, Mrs. Raymoe
who have been keeping house for ]. D.
Wilson. returned to Laconia, N. H., tho
first of the week.-George Porter assisted
in the postoffice last week during Mr.. Rol-
Inns absence.-Mrs. Mary Jardine has not
been quite as well for two or three days
DIR. and Mrs. Albert Kinney are the
happy parents of O. son, born Sunday
| morning.-N. J. Whitehiii and Mr.. Os-
good. Of White River Junction. were at
the Whitehill cottage last week and had
| several men at work filling the commun-
ity ice-house at the Randolph camps
The Rev. Audley Graham started the FIRST
| Of the week for few weeks visit to his
former home In Ohio.-Myron Kinney has
| returned from a winters sojourn in Ohio.
Several sugar makers have made over
| a pound of sugar to the tree the past
week. Many farmers are putting up syrup
for the Cary market.-Caspian Lake
| Grange did not hold meeting this weel,
on account of the poor condition of the
roads and the next meeting will be Thurs
day evening. April %, and IL enough snow
remains there will be sugar social.
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WATERVILLE

X. S. Pierce attended Mrs. Charles
Parker's funeral at Milton.-Mrs. y. j.
Cross and sons of Highgate are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bragg.
The Missionary meeting was held with
Mrs. Bartlett Tuesday evening.-Mrs. Olga
Smith and son, Orland Thomas, have re-
turned to Randolph. --Winford Beard has
returned to his schoo! work at st. Johns
bury.-Rolla Thomas of Burlington is
visiting in town.-AIr. and Mrs. Warren
Wright visited in Richford this week.
William Brooks of Richford is visiting
his father, Silas Brooks.-Mrs. Anna
Beard has a new line of millinery on dis.
play at Beard & Stearns store.
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WOLCOTT

The /. j. Lindsey place in this village
was sold and transferred to b. F. Loverin
Tuesday.-Dr. w. S. Voorhiers Of Burling-
ton arrived here Monday. The doctor is
located at the home of A. L. Woodmansee.
Robert Mcdonald was in Burlington
Observation-Disclosures. daughter Of Summer
Bailey, is i'll with rheumatic fever.--Mr.
and Mrs. John Kelley are visiting their
daughter in Walden.-Mr. and Mrs. Cor
don Bickford passed Sunday with
relatives in Swanton.-J. E. Nadeau
of Concord passed Sunday at the home
of +. p. Twiss.-C. A. Moody OF Plain
field has been the recent guest of friends
in town.
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HYDE PARK

Miss Ida Collins has returned to
Burlington-Mrs Hartley Souther
from the north village and Mrs.
Nell Shaw from Morrisville were recent
visitors at Mrs. White's.-Ivan Durham.
bookkeeper for the Belvidere Lumber
company. and Miss Bernce Taylor of
Chester were married at Morrisville
March g.. On their return from their
bridal tour they will reside here,-Logging
jobs are finished hereabouts and the boys
have returned from the camps, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Godette. who have been
here five weeks during Illness in the fam
lily Of their son, have returned to Yer
gennes-H. NJ. Mcfarland has an
nounced his candidacy for the county
senatorship The names of r. s. Page and
DR.. Slayton are also mentioned in con-
nection with this office.
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Rutland County
BRANDON

Mrs. Grace Simonds Williams. wife Of
Attorney Frank w. Williams, died at her
home early Friday morning. Mrs. Will
liams had been in poor health for a num-
Der of months. but had not been seri-
ously III only a short time. She was i6
years of age. Besides her husband, she
is survived by her mother, Mrs. w. c..
Simonds, and one sister. Mrs. b. w.
Johnson OF this town. She was menu
her of St. Thomas Episcopal Church.
The funeral was held at three O'Clock
Monday afternoon at the house.
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BELVIDERE

On March "a, about seven O'Clock in
the evening. a very small meteor fell on
the north side Of Round mountain. The
meteor came to the earth about half way
up the mountain, Just about what is
called the Torrey lot. 1t came from n
northwesterly direction but seemed TO
slow down in speed as 1t neared the
earth. The meteor kept its brilliancy
until it had nearly reached the top of
the trees and then gradually faded. 1t
was seen by r r.. Tracy and II. w.
Channel