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HINESBURG

Mrs w. G. Tucker of st. Adams is a.
her home here for a short time. Mr.
Tucker spent the week lend here.-Ar-
engagements for Memorial Day are not
all completed but the day will be OBJ
served here on Saturday, May %. There
VIII be basket dinner at the G. a. r.
Hall. The w. II. c., will furnish coffee
for all. Martin S. Was of Burlington will
deliver the address at the hall in the af-
ternoon I, is expected the band will be
in ndance.-Gilbertsons orchestra of
Barre has been engaged to furnish music
for the dance given ,hy the High School
seniors at the Town Hall Friday eve
ming, May Is. This is one of the best or
chestras in tho State and good time is
assured The seniors extend a general in
vitation to everyone.-The household
goods of the late Mr.. and Mrs. John Som
ers were sold at auction Saturday Miss
Mabel Hopkins spent the weekend in
Walingford with her sister. Mrs. Will
liam Beauregard.
The Chittenden County Sunday School
workers convention will be held here
Friday, May IS, with the following pro-
gram: 1000 a. m. worship. led by the
Rev. {. H. Bennett Of Hines burg; 10:15.
"Our Opportunities" the Rev. Gould of
Enosburg; 1910, Rural Exchange" Prof
A. II. Gilbert, University of Vermont:
Hoo. kindergarten Possibilities" Kath
ryn Coventry of Burlington; l1:1l.
efficiency Standards" DR.. H. A. Durfee
of Winooski go, Religious Education. .
speaker to be announced; l:45 Sup
plementery Work." Miss Ida Goucher,
county elementry superintendent; 12:00,
dinner: loo p. m, practical discussion in
conference; 100, Reaching out" state
Superintendent G. Ernest Robbins; 200,
business session: 800. Life RECRUITS
and Evangelizaton in the Sunday School"
the Rev. II. II. Richardson, Wiliston
$3.50. MY Sunday School Class ] Used to
Have" Albert T.. Laing, Burlington: 3:45,
Summing 1t All Up G.. T.. Robbins
c. w. Bostwick has sold his farm of So
acres to T j. Mckenzie for $4,000 This
sale includes some personal property
jointly owned by Mckenzie and Bostwick
but does not include the stock. Mr. BoSt-
wick plans to buy larger farm.-P. T..
, Dimick, DIR. f. A. Burdick and NJ. T..
; Brothers were in Montpelier Wednesday
to attend the Republican state conven-
tion.-Mrs Margaret Mitchell has moved
her household good% to Burlington-Mr.
Agel of Burlington was in town Tuesday
to auction the old hotel property, but no
bids were received.-The regular meet
ing of Hope Circle of Kings Daughters
has been pos tponed from May y to
June 4.
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WESTFORD

There will be a social at the Town Hall
Friday evening, May q. Professor Kings
ley of Middlebury and Principal Middle
ton of Fairfax will speak. Ice cream will
be sold.-A birthday party was given
Henry Paige Saturday evening at the
K Of p. Hall in honor of his 2lst birth
day.-W. W. Kimball has sold his farm
TO Mr.. Rouselle Of Ontario. Possession
will be given this Week.-Mrs. T.. Il. KIM
ball is in the Fanny Allen Hospital for
an operation.-Mr. and Mrs. Carl Paige
and little daughter, of st. Adams have
been visiting Mr.. Paige's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. c. B. Paige.-Mrs. Wiley of Bur
lington is visiting her son. Ralph Wiley.
H. c. Norwood of East Barnet was
the guest of G.. NJ. Nelson Friday and
Saturday. -Frank Hail of South Hero
visited al the home of Mrs. c. II. Cobb,
the last of the Week.-Mrs. Florence Hunt
ley and Miss Eva Dominique of Johnson
Normal School spent the weekend at their
homes The Fortnightly Club will be en-
tertained Saturday afternoon, May % by
Mrs Lewis and Mrs, Stearns, at the home
of Mrs StearnS
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UNDERHILL CENTER

The funcro, of John Ennis of Essex,
who died Monday, was held at st.
Thomas Church yesterday at $50
o'clock. Burial was in the Catholic
Cemetory.--At the special town meeting
last week Thomas j. Barrett was elected
sclectman to fill the unexpired term of
Burton S. Burnett, who has moved TO
Richmond. The funeral of Miss Catherine
Young was held at st. Thomas Church
Monday, the Rev. Father Parseau Off
ciating. Burial was in the Catholic cemc-
tery.--Mr. and Mrs. John Loddy were
in Middlcbury Saturday to attend the
funeral of Mr. Lcddy's sister, Mrs. p l..
Dorey.-Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Broen of Bur-
lington arc visiting at the home of
Charles Barrctt.-Thcodore De La Porte
OF Rhinebeck y. Y, is at the home of
his sister Mrs l.. A. Egan
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EAST CHARLOTTE

The marriage Of Miss Irene Shea.
granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Parker and Edward Steady, second son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Steady, took
place at eight O'Clock last week Wednea-
day morning al st. GATHERINGS Church
in Sheiburne. They were attended by
Miss Florence Bacon. a cousin of the
bride. ard Eugene Steady, the Oldest
brctner Of the groom. reception was
given the Young people Saturday evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. Parker at their home
Clayton Shcehan, mail carrier on route
one. has resumed his duties after n short
absence. during which occurred his mar
riage to Miss May Casey OF Williston'-
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Qoyctte and daugh-
ter of Hyde Park have been visiting rela-
tives here.-Houard. the Oldest son or
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Palmer, is i'll with
scarlet fever and the family is under
-George Seguin and family
attended the funeral Of mis- brother,
Arunah Seguin, at North Ferrisburg Sat
urday.-The bodies of Mrs. Alonzo Stearns
and the Rev. Edward B. Harris, who died
during the winter. were recently brought
from the receiving vault in Burlington
and interment made in the respective
family lots in Morningside cemetery.
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ENOSRURG FALLS

Miss Agnes Casey returned Saturday to
her home in tndcrhll after 4 short visit
in tho home of !, c. Latham. Frank
Erwin of IIcrmon. y. Y. is passing q
few DAYS with his family here.-Harold
Blodah and j. Carr Of Newport were in
town Frday-Thc Misses Marguerite and
Louvia Blodah Of Newport passed the
Weekend with their aunt Miss Char
lotte Young. \ friend, Miss Jeanette
Morrill,. accompanied them.-L. II. Pome-
roy of Asbury Park, y. j., and c. S.
Pomeroy of Washington D. c.. returned
TO their homes Friday.
Miss Aloysia NJ Archambault died Sat
urrlay forenoon after long illness with
typhoid. Though her condition was con-
sidered hopeless for sometime she had
rallied and seemed out of danger and
death came suddenly She was born in
Sutton +. O., October Z. 1882, the fifth
child of Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Archambault
Her parents moved to this place when she
was two years old. Besides her mother,
she is survived by two sisters. the Rev.
Sister Seney, Of Manchester N. H., and
Mrs p J. Hayes, of Essex, and three
brothers, George c., of Springfield, Mass,
]. Louis of East Fairfield and Arthur,
of Boston. The funeral was held Tuesday
morning at nine o'clock from st. John
the Baptist Church. the Rev. G.. f..
L'Ecuycr officiating, with burial in the
now Catholic cemetery The bearers were
George Touchette. Henry Benolt, Will
fred st. German and William Garrow.
Mrs. II. a. Fairbanks and daughter.
Miss Ella, spent the weekend in Green's
boro.-Mr and Mrs Roy II. Strohecker of
Morristown. n. Y, are visiting Mrs.
| Strohecker's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o.
Merrill
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WEST BERKSHIRE

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burnett of Water
Vile. Maine. are visiting Mrs. Burnetts
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. \. Mosier.-Miss
Ellen Healy was called to Bellows Falls
May 10 to attend the funeral of her
grandfather.-Dr. c. y. Pratt of Enos-
burg Falls was in town the first of tho
week to see Glenn, son of c. c. Mosier,
who is i'll with pneumonia
Frank Downey has purchased of E. H.
Tucker his farm in Enosburg on the East
Berkshire road, known as the Ladd farm.
Miss Glenna Noble of South Berkshire,
and George \. Phelps, of Enosburg Falls,
were married at the parsonage Thurs
day by the Rev. G. c. McDonald.-At a
Republican caucus, held May IS. d. Z.
Weld, Q. y. Leach and B. S. Jeffords were
elected Republican town committee. c.
A. Hull and w. S. Rublee were elected
delegates to the convention at Montpe-
lier.-Mr. and Mrs. Luther Kinney and
sons were recent visitors at the home of
Mr.. kinneys brother, Hugh Kinney, at
ADMINISTRATION Mcdonald is assisting
in the Wright & Jolley store.-The Ladies'
Aid will give a play at the hall Thursday
pip
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MILTON BORO

Mrs. John Shean and Mrs. Fay Berry
were in Burlington few days last week
Walter Robertson. Hobart Richard. Will
liam Howard, Charles Bullock and Dewey
McNall, of Burlington. were here the last
of the week.--Mr and Mrs. John Shean
spent the weekend in Richmond at the
home of Marcus Richardson.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Howard We're at Oakland
Sunday.-A. =. Wood and family spent
Sunday in Jeffcrsonville.-Mr and Mrs.
+. a. Wood are at their cottage at the
lake.
The Milton Boro school will hold Memoir
ial exercises at the Methodist Epsco-
pal Church at the Boro and also at the
cemetery Friday afternoon at $50. All
are cordially invited. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben Decker and son We're at William
Decker's Monday. John Richards was in
st. Adams Tuesday.-John Forbes spent
the weekend at his home in WilliSton.
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RICHMOND

Mrs. Il. A. Rhoads and Mrs. Anna
Gillette entertained the Bridge club
in the formers home Wednesday
afternoon.--Miss Agnes Paradec ar
rived Sunday morning from Spring
field, Mass. and viii make her home
with her mother, Mrs. Agnes Paradcc.
Mrs. L. j.. Freeman is at the Mary
Fletcher hospital for troatme nt.-Mr.
and Mrs. +. +. Flagg of Burlington
were the guests of Mr.. am Mrs. +. II.
Flagg.-Clcment Averll of Burlington
was the guest of his mother. Mrs.
Edith Averill. over Sunday.-Mrs Guy
Rochleau of Manchester, n H., has been
called home by the illness of her
mother, Mrs. f.. l.. Freeman.--Mr. and
Mrs. T.. T.. Garrison of Scranton. Pa,
are guests at the Richmond hotel
r. r. Merrill of Barton was a guest at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Shep-
ardson over Sunday, Mrs. Merrill and
son having arrived earlier in the week.
-Grandyn Shand, Peter Larock and
Clement Clark have gone to Bridport.
Conn, where they have employment.
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JERICHO CENTER

Arnold Aldrich has moved into the house
recently purchased of Bert Bradish.-Mrs
Betsy Ballard. who has been i'll. was able
to go Sunday to her sons. George Ballard
Mr.. and Mrs. Milford Pratt. who We're
recently married have rented John Jor-
dams house and taken possessior.-The
funeral of Arthur Morse was held FRI
day afternoon and was largely attended
The Rev. F. i. Mal2ard was assisted
by the Rev. Earl Wilbur, friend of MIR
Morse's. from Berkeley. Calif.-Thc Home
Missionary society will meet with Mrs.
Ada Powell Thursday afternoon. All are
cordially invited-Hcnry Ryder is i'll anG
was taken to the hospital Monday morn
ing.-Waitc Bliss is seriously i'll and Mrs.
Bates. of Essex. is caring for him.-Mr.
and Mrs. Max Berno. of Mortified. were
Sunday guests of Mrs Martha Fuller.
Miss Alice Quinlan, of Charlotte. has
finished work fof Jordan Nealy Co. and
Rupert Yantz is working in the store
George Blood of Waitsfie,d was in town
to attend the funeral Of Arthur Morse.
Francis, little son of the Rev. and Mrs.
+. j. Malzard is Ill with bronchitis.
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TOWNSVILLE

Mrs Dell Hldreth went Monday to the
hospital for treatment Mrs. Hildrcth
has been in poor health for some tima.
Mrs Florence Brassor has finished work
in the telephone exchange, Her place
will be taken by Miss Levina Miller
Mrs. c. p. Andrews and Mrs Sheldon
Whitcomb entertained the Aid Circle of
the Kings Daughters last week Friday
at the home of Mrs, Andrews--Mr. and
Mrs. j. b. Atkins and Mrs. f. II. Lom-
bard were IT, Montpelier Sunday The
Louise Smiley Circle of the Kings
Daughters was entertained by Mrs. w A.
Church and Mrs. +. II. Chessmore on
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Church
Mrs. Mary Pease is in Richmond for
the week.-Mr. and Mrs. Warren Walker
of Montpelier We're visitors at e. H.
Lombards Monday,-Miss Ruth Noonan
was the guest of Miss Alice OBrien
Sunday at Miss O'Briens home in Water
bury.-Mr. and Mrs f. H. .Chessmore
returned Monday from their trip to Bos-
ton. Mr.. Chessmore reports the roads
very rough.
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SWANTON

Tho last meeting for the season of the
Mems Brotherhood of the Congregational
Church was observed as ladies' night and
was held in library hall Thursday eve
ming. Music was furnished by Fclton's
orchestra of 81. Adams and the Brother
hood chorus The Hon. Fred Rabbit Of
Bellows Falls was the guest of the eve
ming and gave an address on principles
of Americanism' Refreshments were
served Mr.. and Mrs. X. j. Gates OF
Franklin were in Swanton Sunday.-Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Guibord of St Adams
nave moved back to Swanton. Mrs. Milo
w. Barney was in Milton last week at
tending the w. c. T. L. convention
Among those from Swanton who attended
the prize-speaking contest in ST, Adams
Friday night were Prin. ID. r. Bartoo,
Miss Ruth Howe. Miss Martha King, Earl
Prouty George Baxter, Ralph Russell
olive Hazcn, Abbic Iiazcn. Donal Kelly
and Helen Merritt The last two were
among the contcstants-Un memorial
services We're held sunday morning AT
tho Methodist Episcopal Church, The
Rev. w. c. Arnold preached the sermon.
The Village Improvement committee OF
the Kings Daughters received SOS as a
result of it's solicitations for funds made
roccntly.-Thc picnic of the W, f. NJ :.
of the Methodist Episcopal Church was
we'll attended At c. +, Richards Wodnes-
day May la-Mr. and Mrs. f. l.,
French OF Montreal will pass the summer
NJ their home here.-Mr. and Mrs Cor
don Plat and Mr.. and Mrs, Elanson Platt
of Highgate Springs were IN town 1huls-
day.--The Swanton Furniture company
leased Morrison's corner ana viii enlarge
it's floor spacc. The salvation Army
through the splendid leadership of Ever
son X Smith. was successful, in raising
its entire quota in swanton,- Several from
Swanton were in Montpelier Friday 10
attend the annual meeting of the Mystic
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Vfted to attend.--H s. Whites family
nave gone 10 their cottage at the bay for
ne summer.A house toulouse canvass
IN the interest OF the State Tuberculosis
association will be taken Monday and
tuesday. 1t is hoped the towns quota
which is 500, may be raised The United
church will give an entertainment in the
parish house Saturday evening Ice-cream
and cake will be sold. Ladies bring cake
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Marvin spent Sun
day in Fairfax. Mrs. MarVin's sister,
Mrs. Joseph Fuller. accompanied them
home.-Mr. and Mrs B. A. Taylor, Of ST.
Adams spent the weekend with Mrs Tay-
lor's parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Hun
tress.
Mrs. Sabra Collins was married to John
l.. Bates on May "A at the home of her
sister. Mrs. n. w. Houghton.-A dance
will be given by the Woodmen at the
NJ. w. A. hall Friday. May 2s.-The stores
Of the village close Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings at six o'clock
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

Mrs. Hattie Davis is visiting relatives
in Swanton.-H II. Tracy and Lawrence
Rossin were at Mioughby Lake Sunday.
Mrs. polphia Lumbra of Richford visited
In town the first of this week.-Mrs..
Lcnan Coon and daughter. Hilda, have
gone to johnson for an extended visit
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin and James
Mcdonald were visitors in Eden Sunday.
Mrs II. r. Olmstead and daughter.
Ruth are visiting at L. S. Wrghts-
Mr and Mrs. L. y. Marcy of Manchester.
y. H., are in town-Russell Marcy OF
R.chford was a business visitor in town
Tuesday MIR and Mrs. Scott Slayton,
who have been spending the winter in
Bclvidcrc, have returned TO town.-Miss
Mabel Dodge a registered nurse of Bur-
linEtou, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. Dodge-Frank Hin has purchased
the John Comstock place at the village
OF Joseph Boisscllc. The price paid was
s25O0.-Charles II, Gardyne is cerking in
the GardNnc store during the absence Of
\. ~ GardNue -Frcd 1epper was in
Wolcott Sunday.-Thore will be a Memoir
ial Day service in Gardynes hall next
sunday at three o'clock. There will be
Rev. G Leon Wells of Richford, who
saw service in France. The local branch
Of the American Legion is asked to meet
in CMrGync's hall at two o'clock and
march to the cemetery TO decorate the
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Shrine.-Tho music lovers Of swanton arc
looking forward to meet Friday oycnins
when the st. Adams Glcc club will give
an entertainment in the town hall This
club is ono of the best musical organiza-
tons in northern Vermont and should
DO greeted with a packed house.-B 5.
Flint was d business visitor in Burling-
ton Friday.-Mrs. j. Ames Elrick Of
Canada street was pleasantly surprised
Friday evening by large group Of her
lady friends who Joined In extending an
nivorsary good wishes. During the eve-
ming cards we're played and rofrcshments
s. rycd
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him In later years, when home cares
physical weakness made long trips
|ossibe, he found pleasure in camping
the ponds nearer his home and later
in the woods on his own farm, taking
granddaughters and their friends with
h. Many Of these young people were
pfully influenced by Grandpa Miller"
they called him. Though few OF his
temporaries remain to mourn his pass
he had so kept In touch with the
niger people that his memory will long
live his generation.
r. and Mrs. Clayton Sheahan have re-
ned from their wedding trip spent in
White Mountains.
here will be a meeting Friday at two
ock at the home of Miss Laura NJ.
-ker, for the purpose of discussing farm
eau work. Miss Hazel Cassidy, home
nonstration agent, will address the
citing. Everybody who is interested in
IN bureau work is invited to attend.
r Stevens, engineer of the large road
sher on French hill, desires it to be
1erstood that the hill is closed for
bile travel for the present. Turning to
left, this side of the Methodist
Iurch and going around by tho Wright
Clark farms, will bring people to
! foot of the hill to go to Richmond
and Mrs. S. d. Warner called on
ENDS in Burlington last week.-Memor-
Day will be observed by the village
POOLS Friday at 200 y. m. at the Univer-
fsalist hall 1t is hoped there will be
good attendance.-It is understood that
pastor, the Rev. II. II. Richardson,
give memorial address Sunday at
Zee O'Clock in the East cemetery It
hoped there will be n large attendance.
PRS. Hattie Austin called on Mrs.
1aicott in North Williston n few days
|o.-Mssler Marshall krans is the guest
his aunt. Mrs. George Cutter, in Bur-
gton, for a week or more.-Nirs. Hay
P, has moved from Montpelier to North
flliston.-MrS. George lombard is in
arlington. the guest of Mrs. Lille
fegory, for a short time.-John Forbes
homo for a few days. He met with the
by Scouts last week Friday. as hc was
hmerly their scout master-News has
en- received OF the death of Mrs Lydia
Barney, who passed away last Sunday
the Home for Aged Women in Burling-
b, where she had beer the last three
|ars. The funeral was held at the homo
Pesday. 1nterment was in Williston in
|e East cemetery. She was resident Of
lis place for many years.-Mr. Terrier
S hired out to the Wright brothers for
|e ensuing season.
Memorial exercises given by the village
hools will be held in the Universalist
III Friday afternoon of this week ~
30 O'Clock. In addition to the cnildren's
|ercises, Lieut.. Traffolri Teachout of
r University of Vermont will give a
|ort a66raSc
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MONTGOMERY

Mr.. and Mrs T. B. Swan passed Fri
day in Richford.-Mrs. NJ. c. Nall attend
ed the funeral of her late brother in law,
Mr. Leach, in Eden Saturday.-The Rev.
Allen Kirkness conducted a bapusmal
service last Sunday in the river behind
George Richardson's house, immersion be-
ing red.-Clarence Halle is moving
into the house lately occupied by John
w. LaFoun tain.-The Misses Gladys and
Marjorie kirkness and Harry Meadow
croft OF Montreal came to visit at the
parsonage last Friday. The two latter
were only week lend visitors but the for
mer is staying two weeks.-Mr. Boisette
has sold his place to man from Bos-
ton.-Mrs. Winford Messier sepnt Sunday
at Mr. and Mrs. Henry Messier' s.-Wil-
iamMoffett has been to Wallingford on
business The Ladies Aid held social
Friday in the village hall, when boxes
brought in by the ladies were sold at
a uniform price, games etc were IN
dulged in and a most enjoyable time was
spent. All had been asked to dress in
some unusual way and the result was
certainly remarkable. More than loU
were present-Next Sunday, being Men,
orial Day. a service suitable will be held
at the Methodist Episcopal Church in
the morning. All veterans, sons of vet
Grams, and boys who were in the
last war and Scouts are invited 10
meet at James Manners house at
ten o'clock to march to the Church.
There will be special singing suitable to
the day and address given by the pastor
the Rev. Allen Kirkness.-At the Ep-
worth Leapue at $50 the president Miss
Mae Richardson, will have charge and
Miss Rogers will speak on Memorial,
Day, its meaning and history.
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HIGHGATE CENTER

On Saturday morning, May 15 Ira Miles
Phillips, aged 10 years, only son of Mr..
and Mrs. Miles Phillips. died after two
months sickness with tuberculosis. The
funeral was held Monday morning at II
O'Clock at the home of his parents, the
Rev Edward S. Stone. u. D.. rector of st.
Johns Episcopal Church, officiating. as
sisted by the Rev. +. w. Lewis, pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Ira
was communicate of St. Johns Church
and was a devoted member. He was Il
graduate of the IIighgate high school.
class of 1918. and for some time had been
a student at the Albany Business College,
but on account of poor health, this course
had to be abandoned. He was a great
favorite with his companions both in and
out of school and will be greatly missed
by his many friends. Burial was in the
family lot in the cemetery at Franklin
Center. The bearers were Charles Lyon.
Lawrence Desorcia, Carol Hefilon and
AdophuS Loukes.
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JTNDERHILL.

Mr.. and Mrs J, Henry Mattress are
|arents of daughter, Adelne jeanette,
|orn at tho Mary Fletcher Hospital May
! Mrs. Mattress was formerly Miss Ida
b. Cross of this town
Felix Cross has sold his farm and
bowed his family TO Burlington, where
hey will resides. Sylvester is carrying
b the Cross farm, recently purchased by
]. +. White of Burlington.-Mrs. w.
.cott Nay left Tuesday for Boston, where
he will visit her son, a. r. Nay, for
'everal days.-NIiss Alice Aver who has
cen in Burlington taking treatment. is
ID home for few days.-H. w. Rock
Food. who was operated on for q mastoid
bscess, at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
improving.-Mrs. Hattie Bixby of Bur-
)ngton is visiting her daughter. Mrs
Frank Ross.-Ci. w. Benedict expects to
TART running his bus to Burlington next
j;eek.-Homer Metcalf of Essex Junction
working for r. l.. Howe-Mr. and Mrs.
Foster Daw of st. Johnsbury were Sum
| y guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Pack
| rd.-Mr and Mrs. G. NJ. Henderson spent
Sunday in Colchester.-Mrs Carrie Bruce
j nd daughter, Irene, of Essex Junction,
we're in town this week to attend the
Pythian Sisters meeting.-Thc Pre-
Memorial service will be held Sunday at
he Congregational Church, The Rev.
/ ohm Robinson will be the speaker. The
Usual Memorial Day program will be
arried out Monday at the G. A. r. hall
With an address in the afternoon by the
Rev. William Cashmere of Jericho and a
llay in the evening by local talent,