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with Miss Marietta York to spend Sur|
day.-Miss Mae Brewn went Tuesday d
the Fanny Allen hospital for an operd
ton for ndicits.-Catherine Whale|
was taken Monday to Burlington to TIL
hospital where she will undergo an opera|
ton. Several from here attended TIL
funeral Tuesday of John Sabins in RicfI
mona, Mr.. Sabin al one time living herd
and for several years worked in the stoi|
or the late F. y. Gilett.-Mr. and Mrd
M. M. Alger, Mrs. j. C. Olmstead, sMisI
Florence Olmstead and Mr. and Mr.
THOMAS Green were in Burlington Fri
day.-Harrison Lombard Of MontpeleI
spent the weekend with his son. T.. II
Lombard. Miss Christine Whalen was Il
burlington Saturday.-Little Agnes GreeI
was taken to the Fanny Allen Hospital
inc last OF the week, where she will receiv|
treatment.-Daniel Larned of Burlingtol
was guest of his sister, Mrs. Henri
Pease, over Sunday.-Donald Church AMI
James Whalen were'at home from colleg|
Tor the week-end.-The marriage of Flor
ence Otmstead to Arthur Brassor tool
place Tuesday morning at eight o'cloct
at the Catholic Church in Richmond. !
Thomas Berry of Keene ~ H.. visited n
town Tuesday. Donald Church is i'll. witt
tonsilitiS.
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George L. Hasseltine Of the Re ipath
Entertainment Bureau was in town
Monday and met a joint committee Of
the Business Mems association and
outlook club, who are planning to
back another lecture course this COM
ing fall and winter.--Mr. and Mrs. Il.
G.. Babcock and Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Sumner were in Middlebury Monday
Charles w. .Dunshee of Binghamton.
N. Y, is the guest of his mother,
Mrs. Nicena NJ. Dunshee.--Ira White
and family are moving into their
house north Of this village which they
have recently purchased.-Mrs. c. c.
Currier of Yonkers, N. Y, Is the guest
of her sister. Mrs. w. +. Sturtevaut.
The senior class play, sally Lunn."
will be presented in Starksboro Friday
night under the auspices of the Grange.
The outlook club will meet Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Edmunds on
North street. The program New Ameri-
can Prose-; roll call; prose writers;
fiction. Mrs. Smith; Essays" Miss
Parmelee; "Journalism," Miss Rider;
reading and music. Mrs. Edmunds.-The
Delta Alpha class Of the Federated
Church will enjoy a social at the home
of Mrs DEMO Friday evening. Every
member invited,-Mr. and Mrs. Patrick
Tyler are the parents of a daughter.
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CHARLOTTE

The installation of the new officers OF
Champlan Chapter. No 55, q. f. s. will
take place on Friday evenings. Lewil
has returned to his home from the MARI
Fletcher hospital much improved i'd
health.-Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Hill wer(
over-Sunday visitors in Waterbury,
nouncement has been received of the mari
riage Of Miss Elizabeth Holmes, former
ly of this town, to Charles E. Stowe al
Los Angeles. Calf. Mrs Stowe. Wild
taught music for several years In thu
schools of Burlington, has been in bus
mess in California for some time. Mr.
Stowe, who Is a son of Harriet Beechel
Stowe is a former resident of Boston. Mr.
and Mrs, Stowe are to reside in Santd
Barbara, Calf
George Grassett. who has been i'll will
the grip has Observation-Disclosures French
who has been clerking for William Spear
has severed his connection there and ac
cepted position with a milking machine
company. and Mrs f. A. Deyett'
of Burlington visited relatives in towr
last Sunday.-The Ladies Aid served
supper at the Congregational chape
Wednesday evening.-Carl Livermore o.
Burlington was a visitor in town las
Sunday.
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MONKTON RIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard French are the
parents Of a daughter born April D.
w. r. Williams has sold his farm 10
Clifford Hartman and is moving 10
North Ferrisburg. where he is to make
his home.--Morton Hill, who has carried
on the farm of Mrs. Eliza Brown the
past year has moved his family TO
Starksboro, where he is to work for Al
bert Wyman.-A daughter, Leoline Eu-
nice. was born April 16 to Mr.. and Mrs.
+. G. Shiverette.--L. w. Farr has sold
his farm to Samuel Shepard. Mr. and
Mrs. Farr have moved to the Boro.-Mrs.
C. Harrington and Mrs. A. p. Williams OF
North Ferrisburg were guests the past
week of w. r. Williams.-L c. Dean Is
confined to the house by illness-Fred
Coates is working for Leon Eddy.-The
annual business meeting Of the Friends
Church VIII be held Wednesday April %
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Obed
Clough. Reports Of the years work will
be read and officers for the ensuing
year elected. Dinner will be served. All
interested in the church are cordially
invited to attend.-The Rev. ]. Il. Ran
some returned Saturday from two
weeks trip through the middle west and
as far south as Tennessee.
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LINCOLN

officers Of the Ladies' Aid have been
elected as follows: President. Mrs. i. l..
Bean; vice-pres dents. Mrs. Stella Bristol.
Mrs. w. r. Butteraeld, Mrs. Hannah
secretary. Miss Mary Turner;
treasurer. Mrs. G Y. Bicknell: trustee
of hal! for three years Mrs Mary Nor
gan: t-uaiee OF library for three years.
Mrs. 6. w. Bean auditors. Mrs. i. G.
Chapman and Mrs Howard Grant. Tho
committee serving the past year on the
Walter .Burnham foundation was re elect
cd. Mrs. l.. u. Jsckman. G. A. Theyer
and T. K. Burnham.-The Farm Bureau
meeting will be held at the home Of John
BENTON Friday evening, April %. All
boys and girls interested in club work arc
invited to be present as plans VIII be
made for work for the summer.-Thurs.
day afternoon. April 81, a covered dish
lunch will be served to members and
friends of the Industrial at the Good
Templars' hall.-Otto Butterf1eld has
moved his family from Bristol to the
John Sears farm.-Ernest Sargent and
family of New Haven were Sunday guests
at the home of Ralph Sargent. good
crowd attended the dance given Friday
evening In Jackman and Garlands' hall
Friday evening.-Mrs. +. T. Elliott spent
Saturday and Sunday In Bristol-Mrs.
l.. G. Balm Of Bristol visited Saturday
at the home of Mrs. L. r. Jackman.-
Mrs. Frank Orvis of Starksboro is spend
ing several weeks with Daniel Orvis.-
Orville Estes and wife are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. H. w. Smith.-Mrs.
Lizzie Bostwick was In North Ferrisburg
Sunday.--H. c. Munson has moved from
the Tulley farm to New Haven, and Dan
Dragon is occupying the farm vacated
by hm.-Mr. and Mrs. Austin OF Wey-
bridge are visiting Mrs. Austins' parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Chatfeld-Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Negus were weekend guests
of Mrs. Negus' parents. Mr. and Mrs.
NJ B. Gove.-Mr and Mrs. Elmer Lovett
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
Persis Greenwood has been received
from VINEYARD Haven, Mass, Of the death
by pneumonia of Frank L. Eddy. son of
the late Dayton G. Eddy, we'll known in
this town.
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Mrs. S. w. Smith Is with her daughter,
Mrs. Spencer IIawley in Panton.-Thero
Is to be a Community sing and supper at
the church Thursday evcning.-Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Smith, left Wednesday to go
to California where they expect to make
their home They will spend a few days
with Mr.. Smiths bfother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Potter of Con-
necticut.-Mrs Huida Clark is at Harry
Cross for a few weeks.-Mrs. L. NJ. Gage
entertained. the Aid! society Wednesday.
Marjorie Cross is staying for a time
with her grandmother, Mrs. John Carr
Mrs. Fred Hilton has returned to her
home
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PANTON

Miss Pearl Luretta Warner and Walter
Bennett were married April Is at
Waltham, Mass. They are at the home
of Mrs. Benefits parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Coonrod. for a few days. after
which they will return to Waltham.-
Mrs. Arthur Vanderhoof was called to
Burlington Saturday by the death of her
aunt. Mrs. Guy karlsruhe ice in Lake
Champlain disappeared the 18th and the
lighthouse at BARRIERS Point. Westport.
was lighted Saturday night for the first
time.-Mrs. Orson Metcalf fell and broke
her wrist recently. Hatch was
in Burlington last week with his brother.
Wesley. who was at the Mary Fletcher
hospital for treatment.-The next meet
ing of the Ladies' Home Circle will be
held with Mrs. Walter White Wednesday
afternoon. April 2s.-Mr. and Mrs. Ward
Spaulding are in receipt Of a l6 pound
steel-head fresh salmon caught In the
waters of Puget Sound 1t was sent by
John II. Allen, a former resident.-The
Rev. Elmer West, the new pastor of the
Federated Church. will begin his duties
Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal
Church, the service commencing at l0:45.
Herman Merrill got 1l2 muskrats this
spring which he has recently sold for
$i4S. The other trappers are holding for
more money.
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HINESBURG

The local postoflce will close at sill
D. m. each day during the AUTOMOBILE
season.-Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Owen havI
purchased the house now occupied bI
l.. L. Conner.-Mrs. Caroline Weed ii
gradually failing.-Mrs Lillian DonahuI
Is seriously ill.-Landon Hubbell Is hom|
from the Fanny Allen hospital.-Hazd
Labelle. who has been critically III sinc|
March 3. Is very much improved and Il
is expected that she will fully recover
William Bennett of Stowe visited rela|
tives In town last week He came herl
for his little daughter, Theresa. whl
spent the winter with her aunt Mrg
Grant Barker.
William Bissonette of Claremont, N
H., is In town, called here by the seriou|
illness of his sister, Mrs. Lillian Donahue
Mrs. Charles Hubbell is caring for Mrd
Donahue.- Edwin Lyman is at the hos
pital for ppendicitis.-Miss Mabel Hon
kins Is spending the week in Walling
ford with her sister. Mrs. w. J. Beaure
gard.-The listers are now working at tn,
office.-The board of civil authority will
meet at the town clerks office May 1 al
two p. m, for the purpose of correctin.
the check list. Tho check list now poste 81
contains 30 names.-Mrs. Louise Lucia re
turned to her home in stowe, Tuesday af
ter spending the winter with her son. e
B. Lucia
A box social will he held at school No
s. Friday evening. April 23.-The ladie
of the Federated Church will serve A sup
per in the vestry. Wednesday. April o.
son was born April 90 to Mr. and Mrs
William Miller of Burlington at the HON
of Mrs. Miller's mother Mrs Graham
special meeting in the interests of tn,
lnter-Church World Movement will b,
held in the vestry this evening. The Hon
Elmer B. Bailey. Chittenden county chair
man for the Baptist Movement and as
sociate State director, Albert A. Silver
will address the meeting. Every one !
| urged TO come. This is an important gath
lnn
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ADDISON

Mr.. and Mrs ]. C. Thomas and Ellen
Thomas were Burlington visitors Satur-
day The Rev. and Mrs. A. ]. Bowser
entertained the young people Of the
church at their home Saturday evening
and made plans for forming a society,"
Wilma Wood has been III the past week.
MIR. and Mrs. r. II. Bristol and family
were weekend guests Mt Arthur Clark's.
Mrs. Harry Cross went to the Mary
Fletcher hospital last Thursday and had
an operation the following day for appen-
dicitfs and is doing well Her husband
and daughter were up to see her Sunday
Grand View Grange had as their guest
at Grange Friday evening the county
agent, II. r. Churchill, and homo demon
strator. Mrs. Emma Fuller, and superin-
tendcnt of boys and girls club work.
Miss Marjorie Luce. 1t was an interest
ing and instructive meeting Warm
syrup and doughnuts were served.-Miss
Carrie Willmarthe. who has been at homo
for some time recruperating from her
operation, returned to her school at Enos-
burg Falls last Friday.-The Rev. A. j,
Bowser exchanged pulpits Sunday with
the Rev. w. S. Muholland Of Vergennes
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Mrs S. ]. Randall is in poor health th!i
spring Mrs. Marjorie Miles and daugh|
ter. Frances. are visiting her sister, Mrs
L. w. Bump, in Rutland.-Forty cou|
pies attended the dance Saturday eve|
ming at the Woodmen hall.-Schools rel
sumed Monday after a recess of fiv|
weeks.-Mrs. Hazel Kimball went Y
Burlington Monday.
Mrs. Mabel Harvey and child OF Water
bury visited her sister. Mrs. Ethel Carl
renter, the first of the Week.-Mrs. Avd
Baker of Burlington was an over-Sundaj
guest at the home of A. II. Higley MRS.
+. II. Small Is visiting In Burlington al
DR.. II. b. Smalls.-There will be fret
entertainment at the Woodmen hall, April
81. a stereopticon lecture in behalf OF thi
world wide Inter-Church World Novel
ment-George Wells who has been conf
fined to the house a year with neuritis
lie i'm DrOyinR.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO

Mrs. Mary Tart of Burlington spent
the past two weeks visiting her sister,
Mrs. Minnie Varney. She went from here
to Lincoln. where she will visit her niece,
Mrs. George Bristol.-Mrs. Helen Orvis
has returned from Acworth, N. H..
where she was called by the serious i'll
ness of her father, Mr.. Russell.-Philander
Orvis went to Burlington Saturday to
visit his wife. who is in the Mary Flet-
cher hospital. He was accompanied by
his niece. Mrs Alice Orvis.-Mrs. Maggie
Wright OF Weybridge was called here
Saturday by the illness of hei mother.
Mrs Oyrt Tallock
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GRANVILLE

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. e. W.
Hutcnlns April N--Mr. and Mrs. r. ID.
Lamb came Wednesday from West
Somervlle. Mass. and opened their home
here for the summer Schools In town
began Monday with the same teachers
az last tcr,n,-The next meeting OF tho
Kingston Grange will be held Saturday
evening. After the usual business meet
ing tho doors will be open TO the public.
a short program consisting OF music and
rectations will be given. The question
will be' discussed, us the Farmer to
Blame FOR the High Cost OF LiTngT'
Everyone Ia cordially invited to come and
wear ;Ner oldest clothes. A prize will be
given for the poorest dressed person.
George W, Sargent was In East Gran
VILE listing two oaYs last week.
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FOR SALE

BOILERS FOR SALE---Two second hand
on!ic.s, IS #. long. six IT diameter 90
)" tuJco: vpe-horzontul return tubular.
''oratio 'IicSok CO.. BurlirTtor. VI. di.w,1t
rVo STANDING; BARNS for sale one
20x9n IT,. two toors. one 30X40 IT. base
inenta to both, guc" condition; will sell
s.1rcng or will take down and ship to
nearest station and set up elsewhere.
Write p. o. Box 3ti. Hardwick, VT.
~
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STARKSBORO

County Agent +. r. Churchill accom-
panied by Mr. Elliot. Mr.. Carrigan and
Miss Fuller, will speak at the town hall
Tuesday evening, April 27.-Ira Brown
who had for several weeks been an in
tense sufferer from a cancer on the face,
died April u. The funeral was held
Thursday, April 10. at the home, the Rev.
IL. p. Glaister officiating, who also sang
n favorite hymn of Mr.. Brown, Jesus.
Lover of My Soul" He leaves a widow
and one son, Perley T. Brown. who lived
with him.-Dr Norton of Bristol was
called as council with DIR. Wade for
C. F. Clifford Monday. Mr.. clifford is
very i'll with heart trouble.-Mr. and
Mrs. E. II. Newton and son. Clifford,
of Burlington spent the weekend with
Mrs. Newton's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. +. Clifford. Mrs. Newton will remain
for the week.-Mrs.. w. y. Hill is some-
what better-Mrs. Josephine S. Brown.
who was caring Tor Mrs. Hill, was
called home to care for her sister, Mrs.
f. o. Brown.-The Rev. II. y. Glaister
was called to Burlington last week. his
wife, who Is in the Mary Fletcher hos
pital, having second operation. She
Is reported to be as comfortable as can
be expected.--Racnel and Paul Glaister
werc entertained at Edmund lannon's
The last OF last week and Mt y. h, bikes
the 18th and l9th.-Nrs. Abram Douglas.
who had been Unable to walk for several
years on account Of paralysis, died 10 te
Saturday afternoon. The funeral was
held Wednesday Il. the Catholic Church
in Bristol. with burial In Green Mount
cemetery ir this town She leaves sew.
oral children and grandchildren. besides
FER husband C. l., Cove OF Burlington
WA at T. *. Eddys the last of last
week.-.George Clifford has rented the
Huiett house and Ia moving there.-E. X.
Eddy and A. n. Eddy spent the first OF
the week ia Burllhgt on.-Word has been
received here that John Tefft is on his
way home from Florida, where he spent
tho wntcr.-Fridny evening The sonior
class Of Bristol high will present its
play at the town hall here.-Mr. and Mrs.
A. l., White and Mr.. ana Mrs. r.. s..
Ferguson called at +. A. Thomas and
p. w. Nortons in Bristol Sunday.-Thc
True Blue Band met with Myel Tatro
Saturday Byron Hulburt and Mrs, Taft
of Lincoln visited Mrs. O. G. Steadman
Sunday.-.Mrs. William Hull spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milo Smith. -George Walston Of
Monkton visited his brother. Frank Wal
ston, Sunday.-A. l.. White and F. s.
Ferguson had a furnace installed last
| week
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SHOREHAM

w. j. Anderson has arrived from
Hermon, Mass, and will take the care
OF his orchards In the future,-Miss
Margaret Mcdonald. who 10 taking care
of Madam Mixer. Ia taking few days
rest In Burlington.-Victor Harper 10
confined to his bed with troublesome
knee.-John Rourke is ili.-Hands Cove
Chapter, ID. A. r.. held a mos. interest
ing meeting with Mrs. Henry Church
Saturdsy.-On Sunday, eight babies were
baptised in the Congregational Church,
Miss Lottie Wilson. who has been with
her niece. Mrs. Edwin Baldwin died
quite suddenly Monday. Miss Wilson
was daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Jonathan Wilson OF Richville land
was IS years of age and is survived by
one sister. Mrs. Jane Wright The fu-
neral will be held to-day at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Baldwin at two
o'clock.--Mrs. l.. w. Nottingham 10 pas
sing the week in Rutland with her SIS
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WESTFORD

Leazer Barkyoumb. for many years \
resident of this town, died early Mon1
day morning after an illness of severa
weeks, He is survived by his wife, sin
daughters, Mrs. Walter Lavallee Of
Enosburg, Mrs. William Archambault OF
Jeffersonville. Mrs George Stuart and
Mrs. Allen Wimble of this town and
Florence and Ruth. who live at home
also three sons. william Of Fairfax. john
who is at home, and Leroy of Fletcher
Funeral services were held yesterday af1
ternoon at one O'Clock at st. Luke'd
Church. Fairfax. The Rev. Fathed
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NORTH FERRISBURG

Howard King has finished work IN
Bakers store and gone to Rutland.-Mr.
and Mrs. Francis shortseeves were called
to Burlington Monday by the death Of
Mr.. Shortsleevess mother.-M. w. Hins-
dale, Of the firm Of Sidney Il. Hinsdale &,
Son, was in town Monday on business
Miss Edna Pettibone has returned to Rich
mcnI after visiting Mrs. A. p. Williams.
MIR. and Mrs.' Jerome Coleman OF Shell
burno arc In town for few days.-The
Rev. F. NJ. Hagadorn and family leave
for their new home In Bristol Thursday,
Mrs. Flora Harrington has returned
to East Middlebury after several weeks
in town.--Anna Martin from T. c. A,
spent Sunday with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. s. Martin
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WANTED

COMPETENT GIRL OR WOMAN wanted
for housework references required.
Apply Mrs. Mason @. Beebe 100 SO. Union
~. Tel. o85. 71.tw,lt
,JM3E1'ENT COOK, also second girl.
wanted in family Of two good wages.
M-s. c. e. Sehof Smith ST.. st. Adams.
04.tf.w.1t
NANTElc--Nt Fletchc- Quarry, Woodbury..
1t. open shop quarry from March i, 1s2o
wanted now two complies derrick crews.
have a general store and furnish goods
TO men in my employ at wholesale prices.
houses rent at $500 to $40 per month.
surface Iuar-r and good machinery.
write for moro information and state
our experience in granite quarry or
marble quarry. Wi. hire a few appren-
tees. K. II. Fletcher. Woodbury.. VT.
"a W.T.
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ST. GEORGE

There is going to he box sociahat tn,
st. George schoolhouse Friday evening al
eight O'Clock. Miss Lizzie Gaffany. tn,
teacher is preparing a program and al
ladies are requested to bring boxes.-Mr
and Mrs. F. f, Hinsdale and daughter
Lucy. were in Burlington Friday.-Floyt
Isham was in Burlington Saturday.-Ira
Chase was in Burlington Monday. Mrs
Irving Isham expects to move to Buring
ton this Week.-Mrs. Ci0ly Donahue OF
Shelburne was a weekend visitor in towr
with friends,-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wes
colt Of Essex Center were over-Sunday
visitors at the home OF NJ. w Hinsdale -
Earl Pillsbury and Dorothy Williams, who
attend school In Burlington were at theil
homes here over Sunday.-Harry Nortf
and sister, Mary. were in Burlington Sat
urday.-A. c. Wells of Randolph Center
was in town on business recently.-Mrs
r. p. Forbes and son were In Burlington
Saturday.-Mrs. Ethel Young is moving
to Burington.-Fred Peet was in Shell
burne on business recently.-Mlss Cieil,
Donahue of Shelburne spent the weekend
in town.
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WILLISTON

Services at the Methodist Church will
be as usual next Sunday. conducted by
the new pastor. the Rev. II. IT. Richard
son. 1t is expected Mr.. Richardson will
move his family here from Willisboro.
his former charge this week.-Adson
Smith and wife spent last Sunday with
their daughter in Burlington.--Miss Flor
ence Metcalf, who has a position as
teacher In Maiden, Mass, is at home for
her vacation.-Mrs. Ellen Douglass was
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Forbes the first of this week.
Miss Nelly Isham from Burlington spent
Sunday with her parents. Mr., and Mrs.
Tiras Isham.-Gordon O'Brian IL now
shingling his mothers house,-Mrs
Arthur SIENNA and sister. Bernice Brad
ley we're in Essex Junction on business
Gertrude Prior and daugh-
ter, Frieda. called on Mrs. G. r. Whit
ney in Burlington Saturday.-Mrs. Sarah
Leet has sold her home here to Wright
brothers.-Mrs. Mary Clark, who has been
In Burlington the past season. has re-
turned.-Mr. and Mrs. Clinton and daugh-
ter. who has been spending the past win
ter In Florida have returned to their
home here.-The Rev. II. G. Banks
preached his farewell sermon last Sum
day. He goes to his new charge. Jones'
vile. N. Y, this week with his family
Tho Kings Daughters met with Mrs
Frank Talcott the ninth Of this month
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Miss Dean and Miss Dauchy Saturday
at the regular monthly meeting of the
English teachers association. The ethical
side of English teaching in the high
school was the general topic under dis
cussion Miss Nash served cafeteria
lunch of fruit salad, rolls, cakes and
cocoa.-The girls of the high school are
presently TO launch a campaign for the
sale of Ready Jell' In this community.
The proceeds will be used to meet ex-
penses of the domestic science depart-
ment and to purchase more equipment
There will be a dance Friday evening at
the town hall for the benfit of the local
baseball team. Caldwlls orchestra will
furnish music.-Mrs. Harry Knapp Is very
Ill at the hospital with pneumonia and
her little daughter Is i'll at Egbert Booths
with bronchial trouble.-Harold Adams
has returned from the hospital where he
underwent very successful operation
for appendicitis.
The Rev. George Wescott and Mrs.
Wescott are at Springfield this week at
tending the Methodist CONFERENCE.-The.
c. w. Mcbride of Essex junction and
daughter, Mildred, visited friends here
Tuesday.-Mrs. Harry Knapp, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. G. Booth, who is at
the Mary Fletcher hospital with pneu-
monia, remains about the same.-Mrs.
Kate Wool and Mrs. r. ]. Wool visited
friends In Jericho and Underhill Tuesday.