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MONTGOMERY

Lawrence Pratt is home for the sum-
mer from school at Mount Hermon.
Mass.-Miss Lucille Pratt spent Sunday
with her parcnts.--Mrs. Ferree from
Hadley Falls, Mass is visiting friends
in town.-Clarence Halle has been to
Boston on business following were
Sunday visitors in town: Harold
DONNA. Orleans; Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
comb Enoeburg; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hector Bailey.-Mrs. Batcheider from
Portsmouth is visiting at p. Il. Swans.
The Boy Scouts met Monday night and
re-orrn nizcd.-The Ladies' Aid met for
business meeting on Monday night at
the honc of Mrs. Fuller. The following
officers Nerc elected for the coming year:
President. Mrs. Bombard: vice president.
Mrs. Toward DONNA; treasure. Miss
DcN l.a1'ountaine; secrc airy. aIrH. Full
la -.. ~. X. Moifott and Isador, ,i,""ow
ar, employed IN kchford this = ~ -. y.
H. He"avant is spending a few s,
iiu, .ilpt on.-School rc-opened 3D. '3N
.t.e the susarina vacation. - 'li-
ton mas returned and Miss T.os 3aa
taken :hc place OF Mis- Weict.
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SWANTON

Walter Spear was in st. Adams Satur.
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Fl. G. Jones were in
Enosburg Falls Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Barrette are in Southbridge.
Mass. called there by the death of Camille
Lucier. brother OF Mrs. barrette.--Mss
Almer Lambert, OF Highgate, is passing
Il few days with her sister, Mrs. Jack At
wood--S. G. Webster has returned from
4 business trip to New York.-Morton L.
Pierce has returned to Swanton from
New Smyrna, Fla.-Dorothy Wiseman was
a visitor in st. Armand, p. O., Wednes-
day.-Miss Benadette Cronin has gone to
Elizabeth, n. j.. where she will pass sew
eral weeks.-Mrs. Lester Martin, of New
street. Is seriously Ill with bronchial
pneumonia.-T April meeting of the
Womans Auxiliary of Holy Trinity
Church will be held at the parish house
Thursday afternoon, April 15.-Miss Ce-
celia Pencil has accepted a position in
the Office of the Union Metallic Cartridge
Co.-Mrs. George Pencil was a recent
visitor among friends in Highgate.--Miss
Ella McNally has returned from a visit
among friends in Undernill.-The Rev.
l.. NJ. Salmon was a Burlington visitor
Thursday .-Mrs. Harlow Chandler was n
Burlington visitor Thursday.-Mrs. Jo-
seph Therrien and children have RETURN
ed to their home i'm Sheldon.-Kenneth
McNally, Of Winooski, passed Sunday
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
! McNally.-Miss /. Blanche Blake was a
Burlington visitor Friday.-Avis Brown
returned to her school work Saturday
| after passing two weeks in Alburg.-Mrs.
Ira Jenkins and two children are visi-
tors at Chancey Mahan's.
| Capt. c. A. Bradley is in Bridgeport
| Conn, for a few days.-The Rev. c. c.
| Merrill, of Burlington. was registered at
the Grand Avenue hotel Sunday.-Afr
and Mrs Homer Corliss We're at the home
of Mr.. Corliss's father Sunday.-A meet
ing of Mrs. Walter Scott's committee OF
the Woman's Home Circle was held at
her home Monday afternoon at 4s0-The
public schools reopened Monday after a
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EAST BERKSHIRE

Marion Ploof, little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Ploof, is i'll with scarlet
fevcr.-Mrs. f.. y. Ovatt ana Lawrence
Loahy We're in Enosburg Falls Saturday.
The monthly meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society was held in the church ves-
try Tuesday afternoon. supper was
served.-Afrs. Clifford Bingham and
children passed the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Larabee
of sheldon. Mr.. Bingham went to ST.
Adams for the week -end.-The meeting
OF the corner class. which was to have
been held last Friday evening at the
home of Carl Smith. was postponed until
this week Friday evening.-The few
weeks old child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Tiff.
fanny died Wednesday. The funeral was
held Thursday afternoon, the Rev. w.
L. Price officiating.
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two weeks vacation.-John Webster has
returned from Franklin, where he passed
two weeks with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Webster.-Earl Prouty was
In Burlington Sunday.-The Reading club
at Mrs. f. N. Haff's Monday afternoon
was well attended.-The boys Of the high
school are making arrangements for the
baseball season.-Norman Brown, Of st.
Adams, was a Swanton visitor Sunday.
The annual meeting and election of Of
ficers in Seventy-six Lodge, +. & A. NJ.
was held in Masonic hall Monday eve
ning.-At meeting of the men OF the
Congregational Church. held in the Taqua-
hauga club rooms Sunday afternoon, Supt.
IL. E. Hunt was made publicity manager
for Swanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rigney Tabor have moved
from East Alburg into the f. d. Lapelle
house in Swanton.-Miss Mary Boss has
resigned her position in Winooski and Is
at her home here.-Mrs II. NJ. Bell, of
Charlotte Hall, Md, was presented at
Easter time with a pair of silver CANDLE
sticks from the members of Holy Trinity
parish. The gift was n token of recogni-
ton for the 10 years of love and loyalty
evinced by Mrs. Bell as a member of the
Altar Guild, the church school, the Wom-
ans Auxiliary and the Parochial Guild of
Holy Trinity Church.-George Loisell,
town clerk, has received instruction from
the secretary of State that the primary
election for president of the United States
will be held here on Tuesday, May 49,
Beginning May 1. the Swanton Savings
Bank & Trust Co. will close at noon on
Saturday during the months of May, June,
July, August and September.-The
Ladies' Aid society hclt it's annual meet
ing at the homo of Mrs. Milo w. Barney.
There was an attendance of 30 ut the meet
ing. officers elected for the ensuing year
are as follows: President, Mrs. y. G.
Webster: ce-president, Mrs Andrew
Collins; secretary, I,unetta Corliss; treas
urer. Mrs. Frank Towne; chairman of
executive committee, Mrs Barney; work
committee. Mrs. Skinner: parsonage COM
mittee. Mrs e. NJ. ProuS; flower. May
Donaldson music Mrs Chase; resolutions
Mrs A. j. Bcebe; soliciting. Mrs. School
craft: calling, Miss Dill: advertieNc. Miss
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

Many people in iow:: are sotry to hear
Of tie death o; Daniel Duffy =, John
son, where tie was living with his daush-
ter, Al,s. Nellie Brown. Nj. Duffy had
been resident of this town for 10 years
until las. fail, wncn he gold Ills farm on
East hill AID went TO Johnson. He was
81, nicn of his word and a good citizen
Char,cs u. Girdync, who is attending
ao'loo. ~ Mount Hcrmon. Mass. is at
home On T3caiion.- ! rcne Benoit. the L.
Near-ola son Of Edward Benoit. died
April with the flu. He was buried
Friday Among those from out OF town
Who came TO attend the funeral were Ida
Blair, of Chicopce Falls. Mass.--Austin
Bcnoit. of St. Adams, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Felix Lavender, of Burlington. The Rev.
w. G. Mansfield conducted the services
Burial was in the Cantor cemetcry.
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r. Lewis and Mrs. NJ. T. Mott visited In
Burlington Friday.-At the annual meet
ing Of Columbia Chapter No. 76, o. f. s.,
Tuesday night the following officers we're
chosen: w. NJ. Mrs. Evelyn X. Stiles: w.
p, w. w. stiles; Asso. NJ, Mrs. Waity
Honsinger; secretary. Mrs. Lola d. Mott;
treasurer Mrs. Brayton; conductor, Mrs.
Beatrice Roberts, Asso., Cond.. Mrs Josie
r. Lewis Adah. Mrs. Sadie Mcneil Ruth,
Mrs. Ruth Young Esther. Mrs. Mabel
Guertin; Martha, Mrs. Harriet Baldwin,
Electa. Mrs. Agnes Stephenson; warder.
Mrs. Flora Honsrger; sentinel, 3. e.
Lewis; chaplain, Mrs. Ella Soule; marshal,
Mrs. Laura Cargill; organist. Mrs. Agnes
Morton. The o. e. S. and Columbus Lodge
No. II. F.. A. NJ, will hold a joint installa-
ton at the lodge rooms April A.--Mrs w.
r. Flynn Is ill.-There will be a five hum
bred card party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. o. Bel tonight under the au-
spices of the Village Library association.
Refreshments will be served
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A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Gauthrie of Swanton at the
st. Adams hospital Saturday morning.
Charles Crete, a Grand Trunk rail-
way trainman, who was seriously in
jured over six weeks ago when he
stepped from his train to the track
opposite in front Of a moving train
at Fonda Junction. and who was
brought to the st. Adams hospital for
treatment, returned to his home in
Montreal Saturday. His condition is
much improved. HIS injuries were a
broken leg and arm.
Mrs. NJ ID. Armstrong delightfully."-
entertained 10 young women at lun-
cheon at her homo on North Main
street Saturday afternoon and an
nouncei the marriage engagement of
Miss Ethel NJ Hermann. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN. Hermann, of
North Main street to p D. Fitzpatrick,
chief engineer for the Central YER
mont Railway company.
John T. johnson, who has been in
spector In charge Of the immigration
service at st. Adams and Swanton
four years, has resigned and will go
to Worcester. Mass where he resided
prior to entering the government
service. In Worcester he will take a
position with the American Steel &c
Wire company in the office of the su-
perintendent of operations. Before he
came to st Adams Mr.. Johnson was
employed in the United states immi-
grafton office in Montreal seven years
Mrs. Johnson and sons, Harold and
Harry. will remain in ST. Adams I'M
til the end of the school year.
The II. A. Bowling cigar manu-
factory has beer obliged to suspend
operations on account of a shortage of
leaf tobacco which has been on the
road from Ohio since January 2. The
enforced shutdown is hard blow to
the concern which is already way be-
hind in orders Another difficulty
with which the local concern has had
to contend IL shortage of cigar
boxes due to the cigar box nakers'
strike in Boston. Tho Bowling con-
Germ carries Is people on its payroll.
The factory will be re-opened as soon
fohoccc 1aof arrives
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EAST FRANKLIN

The woman's Home Missionary society
met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Gil
bert.-Mr. and Mrs. p. G. Fcldman and
Miss Laura Fcldman visited Mt North
Berkshire Sunday.--Mrs. Phronia Grant,
and Delbcrt and Marion Grant visited at
West Franklin Saturday.-Miss Ethel
Powers returned to her school in Sheldon
Neutrality-suspicious. in the Hammond.
Prouty and village districts began with
the same teachers excepting in the
Prouty district where Miss Vera John
son of Franklin, will teach this term.-E.
]. Powers was at Highgatc Sunday.-The
Misses Grace whitman and Marjorie
Dewing and Lawrence Whitman were at
their homes Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Lafay were in Enosburg Falls,
Sunday.-B. w. Clmstead and w. c. and
Il. c. Ellsworth were recent business
visitors at Enosburg Fals.-N1ss
Loretta Lahay has returned from visit
in Rerl<shira
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FAIRFAX

Prof j. S. Kingsley of Middleoury Col.
ledge spent the Weekend with his family
here.--Thc Woman's Home Missionary
society of the Methodist Church
met wednesday afternoon at two
o'clock with Mrs. T. l.. Marvin.-Miss
Myrle Hutchinson of Montpelier, a
former teacher in B. f. A., spent the
weekend in town. the guests of Mrs.
Mitchell and daughters,-The following
have been appointed a committee for a
canvass of the town during the week OF
the Inter-Church World Movement:
Baptist Church. j. S. Howard. III. f..
Leach, Miss Mary Wheeler, Mrs. ]. s..
Howard; Methodist. Mrs. ii. y. Bellows.
Mrs. f. |. Blaisdell. Mrs, S. MITCHELL
The Methodist Sunday school voted to
send two delegates to the older girls
conference in Burlington the first of
Nav. The Misses Helen Mitchell and
Frances Goodhue were named as dele.
gates.
Mrs. G. C. Paris spent the week-eend
in Essex Junction visiting her brother.
/ Warner Gregory.-Percy Minor of Jeff
fsrsonville spent Sunday with his
PARENTS. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Minor
II. b. Bellows and G. l.. Butler were
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WEST BERKSHIRE

Howard Chaffcc has moved into the
Erck house, recently purchased by r.
A. Mosicr, and will run Mr.. Mosicr's
farin.-Miss Minnie Capron of Malone,
y. Y, n former resident Of this place. is
visiting at Charles Ewins.-Schools will
open Monday.-Mrs. Linnie Kinney and
daughter, Christie, have been visiting
relatives at North Berkshire.-Austin
Sinclair is moving into the house recent
ly purchased of Miranda Ewins.-Miss
Miranda Ewns is moving her goods into
Harry Dolans house, formerly the
Phelps house.-George Rnehart has
moved to st. Albans.-The Ladies' Aid
served dinner yesterday at the church,
Mrs. w. NJ. Armstrong spent a few days
last week at the home of Oscar Leach at
East Berkshire.
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SHELDON

I. e. Collins, manager of the town
farm. died very suddenly Sunday morn
ing of heart trouble. Mr.. Collins was IS
years old and IS survived by his wife and
two children.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Courtney and Mr.. and Mrs. John Court
ncy of st. Alhans called on friends in
town Suhday.-Mrs. Fannie Reinis was a
weekend visitor at the home Of her
parents in Fairficld.-Mrs. Ella Gilbert.
who has been quite i'll, is much better
There were about 40 IN attendance at
ne supper and entertainment given by
The Biue's' to THE Reds' last Friday
evening in Marshes hall. All report q
very enjoyable timc.--Aliss Ozclma
Greene of the Jctfcrsonvillc high school
was home Sunday.-Mrs. George Morey
Of St. Johnsbury is visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs II. j.
Preston,
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RICHFORD

Emilio Quiolo. proprietor OF the Rich
ford Fruit company. has sold his fruit
business to Mrs. Kate Margie. of Derby
Line. who took possession April H..
George Getty. Of Eastern avenue, has
sold his house to John Clewley. Consd-
Grafton 81, 700.-Miss Mabel Powers, Of Bur
linston, recently visited at the home OF
her father, r. Powers. OF Eastern ave
nue.-NIiss Mary Lcavi;j, operator in the
Northern Telephone office in this place,
was recently called t. her home in Glen
Sutton. Que. hv the death Of her fathc.
S. Leavitt Supt. l.. y Greene has been
pointed director in Franklin comfy Of the
campaign in which Bap,ists throughout
the North and IVES: Goel; to rails. $10c.-
100000 between Aprl % aud May .. He Is
organizing local Charcl Is much tho same
as communities were organized during
the great war work drives.
The Community ChautauJua COM
mittee reports that the date for the
Chautauqua this next summer has been
assigned and an unusually strong and
appropriate program has been arranged
so that the week during which the
Chautauqua will be held here will be one
which excells in good music, lectures and
entertainments. The Thautauqua will he
held during the five days beginning
August - and the program is So ar
ranged that each day will be a feature
day with plenty of music and, an ap-
proprate worth while lecture Real
artists and notable lecturers have been
engaged and different group will ap-
pear each day giving a distinctive
program which differs from that of any
other day.-Mrs. Gertrude Bailey recent
ly visited relatives in tgomery.-Miss
Verna Patten visited at the home of her
sister Mrs. Ward Post. in Georgia, dur
ing the Easter vacation.-Miss Porter,
the Red Cross district nurse. reports that
during the month of March she has
made 243 visits, responded to 80 night
calls and collected S2i.73 in fees. There
were Is paying patients and 16 that paid
no fees.
Miss Laura Marvin has returned home
from a few days visit at the homo of her
sister, Mrs. William Corliss, in Andover
Mass.-Mrs. p. NJ. FLANAGAN OF ST
Adams visited at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. c. j. Granville, Sunday.-Mrs
Jesse Harvey and daughter. Amy. were
recent visitors with relatives in Enosbure
Falls.-The Rev. James Trip, rector OF
st. AIMS Episcopal Church, who wa:
operated on at the st. Adams hospita
over a week ago, returned to his home
Monday afternoon.-Mrs. w. B. Freer re-
turned Friday from two weeks visit
among her children, in Boston anc
Lyndonvlle.-Mrs. Carlton A. Searle'
and son. Robert. who have been guest:
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ
Rounds, have returned to their home il
Chicago,
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business visitors in Burlington Monday.
This evening there will be a union
religious service In the Baptist Church
led by tho Rev. J. T. Sharman of st.
Albans.-Mrs. A. T. Griswold has gone
to New Hampshire to visit relatives for
few days.--Miss Marguerite Snow hos
gone to Montpcler.-Harold Gregory of
Essex junction spent Sunday In town
with relatives.-G. l.. Butler was in Mil
ton April ~ to attend a meeting of the
creamery association.-Mlss Ruth Butler
returned to Troy Monday. where she Is
teaching.-Mss Marjorie Vincent is as
sisting in the local telephone Office for a
few days.-The ladies prayer meeting
will be held Monday evening with Mrs.
r. Sanderson.-Schools will open in Bel
lows Free Academy Monday. April 10
with Mr.. Middleton of Norfolk, Va, as
priOCina1
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GEORGIA

Raymond Newton is moving his family
from George Webster's house to tho A..
4. Curtis farm, where he is employed
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rankin. Mrs. c..
A. Abel and Mrs. c. E. Brooks went to
Boston Friday night to attend the
funeral of their brother, Sabin Rankin
]. C. Towle of Enosburg Falls was a
business visitor in town Friday.-Niss
Lillian LOOMS has returned to her school
in Swanton after spending n vacation at
her home here.-The road from ST.
Adams to Milton has been divided into
two patrols this year. W. A. Post has
charge OF the northern division and c. E.
Mcleod has charge OF the southern
divlsion.-1hc regular meeting of Banner
Grange will be held Friday evening at
eight o'clock.
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HIGHGATE CENTER

The ladies' OF tho Methodist Episcopal
Church. served a supper Wednesday
afternoon.-D. ". Steele is attending
County Court in st. Albans.-Charles
Lyon has returned home from few
days visit with friends in Burlington and
Vergennes.--E. S. Wright of Ogdensburg,
\. Y, was in town Wednesday.-Mr II.
A. Stimets and Miss Harriet Stimcts
were recent visitors In Burllngton.-Mrs.
Augusta Best of Westford In the guest
of Mrs. T. a. Bates.-I. A. Oheere of
of Gore street is confined to the house by
an attack of grip.-Mrs. N. J. Noyes and
two sons have returned home from 10
days visit with relatives in Watervillc.-
NJ. f.. Rice, who has been confined to the
house by sickness tho past two weeks, is
abl, to be out.
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ISLE LA NOTE

Mr.. H. H. Skecls, who has spent the
winter in Burlington, is home.-Wllliam
Deyo and bride arrived from Florida
Saturday.-The Misses Mamie and Katie
Farley of Burlington spent Sunday with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Eariey.-MrS. James Jarvis has gone to
Plattsburg, ~ V, 10 spend few days
vita her daughter, Mrs. w. Fl. Kelley.
~ son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn,
April >6-Mr and Mrs. Martin of North
Hero are in town and going to work for
.IuliuS SEYMOUR.
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GRAND ISLE

The pupils of the grammar school will
give an entertainment at the Grange hall
Friday evening.-E. c. Tebeau has re-
turned from the Mary Fletcher hospital.
where he went for an operation for APP
pendicitis. Marion MCGOWAN re-
turned Saturday to her school in Swan
ton.-The Ladies' Aid society will meet
at the Grange hall Thursday afternoon.
edward Mashtare had the misfortune
to dislocate his shoulder while leading a
colt-rhere will be an Epworth League
meeting at the parsonage Saturday eve
ming. Preaching Sunday at 1890 a. m,
subject. salvation OnYour Own Terms
bible school at 1:3O a. m, &C. Kinney,
uIiDorint eudent.
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SOUTH ALBURG

Mrs. William Cameron, who returned
from the Fanny Allen hospital four
weeks ago. has been Ill since with rheu-
matte fever.-Mrs. Harriet Duel was a
weekend visitor of Mrs. Seneca Hazen
at Alburg City.-Lews Dewyer's family
has moved into Benjamin Darrow's tene-
ment-Miss Mable Hazen left Saturday
for Swanton to resume her duty as
teacher in the high school.-Pear OAR
row. who spent the weekend at his home,
returned to his work in Burlington Sum
day.--Thomas Quiser was a business vsi-
tor In Burlington Monday.
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ALBURG

Mr.. and Mrs n. l.. Kingsley are the
parents Of a daughter. born April IL
Mrs. A. w. Darby was visitor In Swan
ton Friday.-J. Empy. of Swanton, is in
town.-Mrs. Lee Honsinger was In Swan
ton recently.-Miss Myrtle Honsnger. OF
New York city is the guest of her broth
err L. Honsinger,
Tho annual meeting Of Hill Chapter. No.
IA. II. A. NJ, was held at the lodge rooms
Wednesday evening and the following
were elected for the ensuing year: Elk. II.
r., l.. +. Pike; King. w. r. Flynn; scribe,
w. o. Morton; C. of H., +. A. Williams
p. S., NJ. IT. Mott; r. A. c., +. Il. Cargill
NJ. 3rd Vail L. T.. Baldwin, NJ. End Vail,
A. w. Draffin; NJ. first Vail. II. II. Rob-
erts; treasurer. II. l.. Brayton; secretary.
w. j. Maurice; chaplain, II. A. Rice; S,
s.. w. w. Stiles; J. S., II. A. Tudhope
sentinel. w. l.. Honsinger.-The village
library has received from the st. Adams
library a gift of nearly 100 Volumes
School in tho lower grade re-opened Tues
day morning. Owing to the illness Of Miss
Robinson at her home In Milton it did not
open as scheduled on the 5th.-Mrs. Josie
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led a few hours after birth.-William
|armon, son of Mrs. S. d. Harmon.
no has been seriously i'll with scarlet
YER, is slightly better.--Word has
zen received that Mrs. F. r.. Stoddard
ailing and has been removed from
he hospital to her daughters home.
t.y Misses welk, who have been visit
bg their aunt, Mrs. Carl Fletcher,
ave gone to their home in Cabot.
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FLETCHER

Timothy Eonor has sold his farm to
his brother. Albert Bonor, Of Cambridge
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sherman Of Fletcher
visited here Sunday.-Mr. Bocash will
have charge of the farm Albert Bonor
recently purchased.
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EAST SHELBURNE

Mrs. George Leonard of Iinesburg is
sitting her daughter. Mrs. Burnett, on
he E. A. Russell farm.-Mr. and Mrs.
bin Bassettc of Malone. N. Y. who have
ben visiting their uncle and aunt, Mr..
nd Mrs. Frank Atwood. returned to
heir home Sunday.
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SOUTH HERO

The Daughters OF the American
Revolution will give n whist party
at the South Hero Inn, Wednes-
day evening. April 81. for the benefit of
the Community house that is expected to
be built in the future.-O. d. Fifleld has
COMO to Boston on a business trip.--Mrs
Charles Reado has gone to New York
city for visit Of some length with rela-
tives.-Mr. Perry is back at Eagle camp
There will be a special town meeting at
tho town hall April 20 In the afternoon.
to see II there will be money appropriated
for work or the roads.-The ID. A. r.
chapter held their monthly chapter meet
ing with Mrs. Mabel Adams Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. l.. Kinney observed
their golden wedding anniversary Tuesday
at Their home farm where they have lived
all their married life. Friends to the num-
Der of 50 presented them with purse of
SIS in gold. A family dinner was served.