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EAST FRANKLIN

Mrs. Fred Messer, Miss Gladys Mes
sicr and Miss Thelma Olmstead are III
with the mcasles.--Mr and Mrs. Lyman
Gilbert of West Enosburg were recent
guests at the home of b. II. Gilbert
Mr.. and Mrs L. G. Ellsworth and daugh-
ter of Richford were guests over Christ
mas at the home of w. c. Ellsworth
Mrs. Sarah Elrick of st. Adams was n
guest Christmas at the home OF her son.
l.. ID. Elrick.-Guests in the home OF
+. w. Olmstead over Christmas were
Orren Caller of Pigeon Hill, Que. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. L. Sager and d. c. Cilidden OF
Freighsburg, Que, Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ.
Glidden and son. Harold. OF Franklin,
Mr. and Mrs. John Cilidden and three
children and Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Gldden
and two children. Had Foster Glddeu
and family of Swanton and John Caller
Of Bedford, Que, been present the entire
surviving family of Mrs. Sarah Glidden
would have been together, including
brothers, children, grandchildren and
great grandchildren.-Mr. and Mrs. II. r.
Olmstead went to White River Junction
Friday. where they will visit their daugh-
ter. Mrs. NJ. X. Juhd.--Miss Grace Blinn
of Frelighsburg, Que, is caring for Mrs.
about the same.-Ray Campbell Is NOV
ing into the house in the village owned
ny Mrs Sarah Mitchell
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RICHFORD

Miss Ruth Kennedy of Montpelier
seminary is passing the holiday vacation
at her home in this placc.--NIr. and Mrs
H. W. Gilpn and son. Roger, visited
over Christmas at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. d. Wilkinson in Newport over
Christmas.-Mr. and Mrs. Erastus Buck
and daughter, Miss Ruth Buck, of New.
port are visiting at the home of their
son. Ralph NJ. Buck, of Center street.
Miss Dorothea Shepherd of Burlington
is visiting among friends in this place,
where she formerly resided.-Miss Made
line Meredith of Gananoque. Que, is visit
ing at the home of Miss Rebecca Carpen.
ter and other friends in town. Henry
Clark visited at the home of an aunt
in Burlington over Christmas day.
c. II. Aiken and daughter. Lucille. visited
in Burlington over the week end.--AIiss
Adella Draper. who teaches in Milford
Conn. is passing the holiday recess at
the home of her mother Mrs Eliza Cook.
Miss Anna Smith of Brookline, Mass.
is passing the holiday vacation at the
home of her mother. Mrs. Lyman Smith
and sister, Mrs, Leon Smith.-Cards have
been received in this place announcing the
marriage of Miss Pearl Estey, daughter
OF "A. l.. Estey of this place, to Fred
Shontag at Shelburne Falls, Mass. Satur-
day, December 2o.-Prin. II. y. Hanson
returned home from few days vaca-
ton passed with friends In Plainiield.--
Miss Marion Rustedt, who teaches in
Westtoen, Pa, is passing the holiday
recess at the home of her mother, Mrs
II. Il. Rustedt-Mrs. L. j. Sargent and
daughter Mrs. Galley Baker, have gone
to Bethlehem. n. H.. where they will
pass the winter at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. f. Il. Colby.-Mr and Mrs. Nc
Kenzie b. Hounds of Boston are visiting
among relatives and friends in this place
Arthur w. Weeks, student In tho
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JERICHO CENTER

Mrs. Clara Nay of Springfield is SPEND
| ing few days with her father.--Mr. and
| Mrs. u. n. Jordan were In Burlng ton
Monday. Thomas Henley of Richmond
is spending "A few days with his daugh-
ter. Mrs. u. r. Maloney-Nriss Mae
Eldridge was an ovcr-Sunday visitor of
Mrs. Carl Styglcs.--Dana Isham of RAN
dolph spent the Christmas vacation with
his mother, Mrs. Bculal, Isham. Mrs.
lsham went Monday to Morrisville for the
winter.-Carl Kinney entertained Friday
he Misses May and Dorothy Smith Of East
Fletcher and also Verne Wissel who was
at his home from White River Junction.
Mansfield Grange. No. AL, will give n
public dance Thursday evening, January
]. In the ladies' hall. The ladies' are asked
to bring either cake or sandwiches. Tho
Rev. and Mrs +. j. MalSard desire to
thank all those who contributed to tho
exceedingly welcome Christmas box--The
two great subjects that are affecting tho
religious world at the present time are
the lnter-Church World Movement and
among Congregationalists the forward
movement. These matters will both be
discussed or Sunday next by the Rev
Francis !. Malzard. As the communion
service will follow, is intended to
abbreviate the prcliminaries and thus
bring the services to a conclusion not
any later than usual.--The Ladies' Aid
society held its annual business meeting
Monday afternoon with Mrs. stiles and
the following officers were chosen for the
year: Board of directors Mrs. Anna
Ballard Mrs. Mary Ransom, Mrs Alice
Malzard; trustees of hall. Mrs. Mary
Ransom, Mrs. Addie stiles. Mrs Martha
Fuller; secretary. Mrs. stiles; treasurer.
hi Mr.
Eliza Thompson, Mrs. Sybil Fay: ticket
committee, Mrs. Stiles.-Thc annual bust
ness meeting and roll call will be held
Friday, January ., in the parish house.
Tho meeting is called at eleven O'Clock
and dinner will he served at noon. A most
cordial invitation is extended to all the
families in the parish to be present.
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General Electric company's works at
Lynn, Mass, is passing the holidays at
The home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
"A. l.. Weeks.
The second game Of basketball played
Tuesday night in the Richford high school
gymnasium between the alumni and the
! Richford high school team WIS won by
! the alumni, the score being % to H.
S. Carl Carpenter and Ralph VI. BucI;
have bought the Sears property on Main
street recently purchased by w. ".
Lovelettc and son from the Sears estate.
Tho consideration was 5000. ---Jennetll
Freer. who Is attending art school
| in Boston, has returned to his work
! after passing the Christmas vacation at
the home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
| w. n. Treer.-Amos Noyes. a naval
student of Newport, II. l., is visiting at
the home of his parents. MIR. and Mrs.
G.. Sprague Moves. at their new home in
Bcrkshire.-L G.. Greene of Knowlton
1 visited in this place during the last week.
| The general meeting of the Woman'S
club will be held in the vestry of the
Baptist Church, Monday evening January
H. at eight O'Clock. \ club luncheon will
be served. Each member may invite one
guest and is requested to notify the chair
man of the social committee, Mrs e. II.
Coan, by January z, In order that the
committee may know how many covers
TO lay.--Mss Dorothy Gardyne OF Mont
gomery Center and sister. Miss Marion
Gardync, of Quebec visited at the home
of their aunt, Mrs. II. A. Gilman, Wed
nesday.-R. NJ. Buck has gone to New
York on business trip.-Mrs Lucy
Hamilton visited in Enosburg Fails Tues
day.--Mr. and Mrs. George Snyder OF
Newton. Mass. and Mr.. and Mrs. L. L.
Harris of Barnstable. Mass. who have
been visiting relatives in town. nave re-
turned to their homes
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UNDERHILL

Roger and Douglass O'Meara of Hol.
yoke, Mass. are visiting at G.. l.. Bal
lards.-- Madam Tillison is ill.---Mr. and
Mrs. b. X. Humphrey Of Boston were
guests at A. G. Humphreys for Christ
mas.-H. Carl Mead Is in Burlington at
tending n tral.-Mrs. John Button re-
turned to her home In johnson Mon
day, aftor visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Paul Sinclair.-Mrs. Earl Cross Is spend
ing the holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. g. w. Benedict. in Waltham,
Mass.--Mrs. w. c. jackson of Jericho
was the guest Of Mrs. l.. G. MacGibbon
Tuesday. Miss Marjory Hayden of Bos-
ton spent Christmas with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Hayden.-Ashtop
Thorp and family were recent guests of
Mrs. Thorp.P. A. Gilmore of Eliot, Me-.
is visiting friends in town for a few
days.-Thc Rev. Walter Davenport will
preach in the Methodist Church Thurs
day evening January and will also
hold the Fourth Quarterly Conference.
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SHELDON

Mrs. George Marsh of Waterville was
the guest of her sister Mrs. w. G. Marsh.
last wcek.-A. 4. Holmes of st. Adams
was business visitor in town Friday
DR.. q. Fl. Maurice of Waterville was I'm
this place Thursday. called by the illness
OF his mother. Mrs. NJ. p. Maurice.-Miss
Ola Keith. who has been spending the
Christmas vacation at the home of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Keith. re-
turned to Bakersfield Monday--The Misses
Charlotte Leach and Bertha Carpenter re-
turned to Montpelier Seminary Monday
after having spent ten days at their re-
spective homes.-Carl Lovercn, who has
been confined to the house with sprained
ankle, is able to be out again.-The infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Curtis
Is quite ill.--Miss Elizabeth Phelps and
brother. Royce, of West Lebanon. n. H.,
are the guests of their grandparents, Mr..
ana Mrs. l.. c. Royce.-F. C. Brown and
TWO sons, Merrman and Frederick, who
nave been visiting at the home Of DR.. and
Mrs' H. NJ. Brown, returned to their
home In Hartland Sunday.-The Ladies'
Aid of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Will meet at the home of Mrs. Blair
Thomas Friday afternoon.-Mrs. Susie
Maynard. Miss Georgianna Maynard and
Miss Bertha Carpenter visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Hendrick
Saturday.-Mrs. frankie Guard of New
port is in town.-Miss Caroline Marsh of
Waterville is visiting her aunt Mrs. w.
c. Marsh.-R. G. Trudeau is confined to
the house by illness.-Carroll Stebbins of
Enosburg Falls is visiting his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z. Stebbns.
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Franklin County
ST. ALBANS

Mrs' Mary MacGrath, aged Il, widow
OF Kennedy MacGrath. died at her home
on Mason street at $50 O'Clock Thursday
evening after an illness of one year. The
iunera' took place at st. Mary's Church
saturday morning At nine O'Clock.
wedding took place at the Methodist
parsonage Wednesday December u when
Miss Ethel Barber of this city became the
bride of Emile Garccau. The Rev. u. c.
Guest performed the ceremony.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Mac
Gratli, aged u years, widow of Kennedy
MacGrath, who died ut her home on
Mason street Thursday evening, were
hc'd at st. Marys Church Saturday
Ut nine o'clock. Mrs. MacGrath is sur
vlved by three daughters, Mrs, w. r..
russell and Miss Catherine MacGrath of
New York and Mrs. l., u. Russell Of
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RICHMOND

Mr.. and Mrs u. d. Berry, who have
been visiting Mr.. Berrys parents Mr..
and Mrs. j. c. Berry. the past week. have
returned to their home in Fitchburg,
Mass.-H. l.. Simmons was called to
Brookfield to attend the funeral Of his
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lois Bartlett left
Monday for Dcs Moines. Iowa, where she
went as a delegate to the students Inter-
national convention.-Joseph Berry of
Milton was recently the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. \. c. Berry.-Mr. and Mrs Preston
iadley and children and Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Berry and daughter of Bellows
Falls and Homer Berry of Jersey City,
VINO were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
a. c. Berry over the holidays, have re-
turned TO their respective homes.-Leonarl
Bartlett gave party to number of
friends from Burlington and this town
Friday evening. Harold Isham Of Willis
ton has started his work as census
enumerator for the town of Richmond or
IA part.-Mss Grace Gleason left this week
for New York city, where she wifi spend
some time with friends.-E. T.. Fish, who
has been seriously i'll at the Mary Flet-
cher hospital, is reported as improving
Thomas Henley is pending "A few days
with his daughter, Mrs. j.. T. AIaloney, in
Towne of Milwaukee was
recently the guest OF friends in town.
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Curtis Page is visiting friends in Bur.

Curtis Page is visiting friends in Bur.
lington.
Mrs. Carl Fletcher is entertaining her
sister Mrs. NJ. y. Wells. and daughters
during the holidays. They leave for Cali
fornia the coming week.-Mrs.. u. n.
Tower was operated on Monday at the
Mary Fletcher hospital for appendicitis
and complications and Is doing as well
as can be expected. Joseph MCGEE is
able to be out after an illness of typhoid
fevcr-Mrs. James Greene and children
of Fort Ethan Allen are guests of Mrs.
Grecne's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Morgan. at Clifton" Shelburne Point.
Mrs. Ready and daughter. Margaret are
passing a few days with Mrs. Annie
Noonan.--Mrs. Mark Thompson has been
confined to the house by illness.
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FAIRFAX

VT. and Mrs. r. \. Southland and Miss
Jessie Southland were in Westford Decem-
Der 3, the guests of DR.. and Mrs. +. a.
Fetty.-The Misses Edith and Catherine
Corners arc visiting their aunt, Mrs. Leon
Montague.-Mr and Mrs. \. L. Grswold.
Mrs. Mabel Conant, Clarence Powell and
Miss Chloe Powell of Jeffersonville wers
guests December 2s of Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.
Blaisdell-There was union watch
night service in the Methodist Church
on Wednesday evening. December 81,
beginning at nine o'clock.-Miss Ruth
Shepardson. who is teaching in New
Jersey. is passing the holiday vacation
with her parents.-Mrs. S. Mitchell and
daughters. the Misses Pearl and Helen,
have returned from Richmond, wherd
they spent Christmas with DR.. S. Mitchell
and family.-Dr. and Mrs. +. V. Rey-
nolds spent Christmas in Burlington with
their daughter Mrs. J. NJ Hotchkiss -
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Methodist
Church will serve their annual New
Years dinner in the vestry of the church
January l at noon.-News has been re-
ceived of the marriage of former
teacher at Bellows Free Academy. Miss
Marion Poole, of Hudson, Mass. to
Horace Kidger.-Mr. and Mrs. j. q. Boyce
of St. Adams spent Christmas with their
daughter, Mrs. ID. j. stevens, and were
here to welcome home their grandson.
Major Jack b. Kendrick, who returned
home Christmas day from nearly three
years service overseas.-MrE. Fannie
Alfred has returned from the Mary Flet-
cher hospital, where she has been for
treatment.-Mrs. A. d. Griswold has re-
turned from stay of a few weeks with
her parents in New Hampshire.
Butler. Jr.. Of Burlington. has been pass
ing a few days with his uncle. II. \.
Butler.-C. n. Orton and family spent
Christmas with his mother, Mrs. Clara
Orton, of Burlington.-Majo Herbert W.
Taylor has been spending a few days
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Tay-
lor.-Mrs. Helen Alderman of Boston is
visiting her mother, Mrs. S. II. Phelps
Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. Butler Mr.. and Mrs.
A y. Southland and Ralph and Wendell
Southland were in Westford. December ~.
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Irish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Leach had as their
guests December % Mr.. and Mrs. 8.
Wright and Miss Louise Wright of Essex.
Miss Laura Wright of Lancaster, y. H.,
the Misses Helen and Hazel Wright OF
Syracuse University. and Earnest Wright
and family of Fairfax Falls.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Nye Whitcomb and family of st. Adams
spent Christmas with Mrs. Whitcomb's
parents, Mr., and Mrs. $. j. Randall. -
The Christmas tree exercises were well
attended Wednesday Dec. "A. There was
Il good program and " II. Sargent acted
the part Of Santa Claus At the end of
the exercises Mr.. and Mrs. Adams were
presented a small tree loaded with ten
cent pieces fastened on with ribbon to
the amount of $40 from people at this
end OF tbs town and Storksboro HILL
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WESTFORD

Gontlemen's night will be observed by
the Fortnlghtly Club Friday evening.
January ?. instead of last Friday eve
ming as previously announced. The
Ladies' Aid will meet at the Baptist
Church, Wednesday, January T.
George Hall of Boston was the guest of
his brother, r. c. Hall. recently.-AIrs.
Loula Macomber is spending a week in
Burlington.-Miss Grace Allen returned
to her school in Lynn Saturday.-Mr
and Mrs. Ferris Phelps, who have car
ried on the II. w. Rice farm for some
time, are about to move to Georgia
Macomber returned to Mt.
Hermon, Mass, Tuesday.
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SHELBURNE

Miss Hazel Danbrook passed ner
Christmas vacation with her parents
in East Shelburne,-Roy Thorn is
spending few days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Thorp.-Edward
Brush. who is attending school in
Rochester, is passing his Christmas va
cation at Trinity rectory.--Mrs. y. n.
Tower is in the Mary Fletcher hospital
for an operation for appendicitis
Miss Marion Parker of Fcrrisburg Is
visiting Mildred Marsette.--Mr. and
Mrs. George Taylor Of Bristol arc in
town visiting rclatives.--Miss Annie
Brush is passing her Christmas vaca-
ton at her home-AIiss Mary Tracy
Of New York Is IA Christmas guest of
her sister. Mrs, Harris Mack Mrs
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

The Progressive Agricultural club will
hold it's regular meeting Friday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Tilley. Mrs.
w. w. Aldrich and Miss Sadie Wheeler
have arranged program, after which
there will he a community Christmas tree.
Each one is requested to bring small gifts
for tree. Refreshments will be served
William De1orge, who has been confined
70 the house for the past two weeks with
infiammatory rheumatism, is able to be
about again.Mrs. Mabel Brown has re-
turned home from Shclburne, where she
spent several days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Hayes
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TOWNSVILLE.

William McGarghan, who is employed
in Bristol Conn, is spending the holidays
at his home here.-Mr. and Mrs Henry
Pease entertained over Christmas Mrs.
Pease's mother and her brothers and SIS
tiers. also DR.. Dccicco of birmingham,
Mass.-Mr and Mrs. j. b. Atkins, Mrs
Marie Douglas and Mrs. Emma Donohue
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Berry
in Richmond over Sunday.--J. j. Berry of
Milton is visiting relatives in town-NIr
and Mrs a. NJ Sabins entertained at
Christmas Mr. and Mrs. NJ. J. Sabins and
Clayton Sabns of Richmond and Clifford
Sabins of Burlington.--Ms Marion Carr
of Montpelier has been spending several
days with her cousin Miss Halle Palmer
MIR. and Mrs. Clifton Buxton and sons
were In Jericho Saturday.-Mrs. +. H.
Chesmore was called to Charlotte Mon
day by the serious illness with pneumonia
of her mother
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Cavanaugh of Enosburg Fails passed
Christmas day with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. j. Cavanaugh.--Mrs. Moses New
city of Hyde Park is visiting her son.
w. +. Shangraw.-Nfss Doris Rushford
of Hill West Is visiting Miss Mildred
Shangraw.-The Misses Irene and Eula
Ovitt of Burlington arc passing the
Christmas vacation with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Ovitt.
Albert Ladue is III with measles at the
home Of G. Il. Ovitt.--Mr. and Mrs. L..
Houston and son. Howard, visited at tho
home of Fred Frazier. December 25.-.
Mrs. Ada Hill recently visited in st.
Adams.
Christmas visitors at the home of
James FRAZIER were: Mr. and Mrs. II.
Il. Barup, Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Barup
and three children, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Forsythe. Miss Mabel, Albert and Earl
FRAZIER, Mr. and Mrs. David Larabee and
child. Leon FRAZIER, and Miss Ruth
Burt.-Mrs. w. S. Purdy of Saskatche-
wan, Mrs. Elsie Fessendcn of Montreal
and Mrs. Ruth Spencer of Colorado arc
visiting ut Arthur Spencer's.--A daugh-
ter, Marjory Orr, was born to Mr. and
Mrs. John Cowan of circuit, Cal.
December Is. Mrs. Cowan was formerly
Miss Alberta Orr of this place
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ST. GEORGE

Mrs. r. u. Hinsdale is gaining. MIR.
and Mrs. Fred Pcet entertained several
relatives Christmas day.--Miss Nora and
Clark Hinsdsle spent Christmas day in
Essex Center with their aunt, Mrs. Wall
ter Wescott. and famly.-Mrs Mary Tur.
ril1 has been in Burlington the last week
visiting her dnughter.-Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Chase entertained several relatives at
Christmas dinncr.-Mlss Lillian Turrill is
at her home for a two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Aver and daughter,
Katherine, were in Burlington December
@.-Lewis Miles and family. Walter
Osborne and family and Miss Abbie
Wellinger of Williston spent Christmas
day at the homo of Laurence Welinger.
Ernest Center of Waterbury has been
passing few days with his brother.
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ESSEX CENTER

Morris Mallory of Bennington is visit
ing his sister, Florence, at the home of
G. Z. Bixby.-Thc Misses Hazel and
Helen Wright of Syracuse University
and Miss Laura Wright of New Hamp-
shire are spending the holidays with
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Wright.-Therc will be "A dance at the
town hail. Thursday evening. January
first for the benefit of the junior class.
Caldwclls orchestra will be in attend
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RIVERSIDE

Miss Marjorie Hayden of Boston is
spendng the holidays with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs c. n. TIayden.-Mrs. f.. G..
cross Is visiting her parents in Waltham.
Mass.-Various ice houses in town are
,eing filled from Jericho pond.-Floyd
Flemngs spent Christmas day at his
1omc In Essen Junction. Francis and
Delbert Rice left Monday for their school
ut Mt. Hcrmon. Mass.--Mrs. Capitola
Edwards spent Christmas with her
laughter. Mrs. Charles Ingalls.-Mrs.
linton Ellsworth and daughter. Reba.
nave returned to their home in Fairfax
after spending Christmas with her sister.
Mrs. Archie Kirby.-L. j.. Moulton and
family were at Fort Ethan Allen Satur-
lay to attend the wedding of tacir daugf-
ter. Estelle, to Paul Jackson of Alvin.
Texas
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

"A community Christmas tree was held
In Rublee's hall Wednesday, December a.
supper was served for the chidren-Mrs.
Sohofield Of Enosburg passed Christmas
with her granddaughter, Mrs. Leslie
Clark.-Harriet and Edna Rublee have
whooping cough.-Mrs. E. w. Phelps is
visiting her sister, Mrs. II. G.. JENNIE
Miss Hattie Cassidy has returned home
from Columbus. Ohio. where she has
been the past two months.-Mr. and Mrs
Robert Bruce and little nephew, Gilbert
JENNIE. of Gardner Mass. passed Christ
mas with Mrs. Bruce's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace G. Jenne-Miss Susie
Monatt who has been passing six weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs Harry Hadd, Of
Manchester. ~ H.. is home for the holi-
days-Miss Myrtle Baker of Richford
passed the weekend with Mr.. and ays
Aipert Ploof-The B. b. BIS. met with
Miss Josie Stone Tuesday evening.-Mr.
and Mrs. ID. w. Paul and children and
Miss Bernice Allen of Burlington passed
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Allen.-D. W. Paul passed the weekend
with his family in Burlington-A daugh.
ter was born December 26 to Mr.. and Mrs
w. Henry Schultheirs of Brooklyn, n. Y.
Mrs. Schultheirs will he remembered as
MISS Goldie Paxman of this place-Arrs.
Ruben Demas passed Tuesday in Enos-
burg Falls.-Miss Josie Stone returned
from Enosburg Falls Wednesday, where
she passed week in the home of NJ. p
feriey-Edna, youngest daughter of Mr..
ana Mrs. c. NJ. Rublee, is i'll with bron-
cniai pneumonia. following whooping
coueh'-Mr. and Mrs. l.. II. Button, who
nave been visiting their son. Max, in
massachusetts, have returned home.
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ENOSBURG FALLS

The younger classes of the Methodist
Sunday school had their Christmas ex-
ercises In the church parolors Wcdnes-
day December 81. The Baptist Church had
theirs the same cvening.-Mr. and Mrs.
w. Il. Perley and daughter, Miss Mar
Eret of Burlington. were Christmas
guests in the home of his brother,
where they are remaining a few days.
The Camp Fire girls sang Christmas
carols on some of the streets Wednes-
day Dec. @.-Miss Cora Archambault,
of Essex Junction passed Christmas
with her mother, Mrs. q. Archambault,
on Missisquoi street,. G. Pomeroy
passed Christmas day in West Berk :
shire, where his family are staying a
few days.-Mr and Mrs, II. u. Kendall
and Mr.. and Mrs. Q. ". Lanctot and