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SHELDON

a contest supper and entertainment
will be given by THE Blues" Of the
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school to
The Reds Friday evening at Marsh's
Leach returned Monday
TO Montpelier. where she will resume her
studies at the seminary.-Isabelle Effie
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Curtis. died Saturday morning after a
three days illness of bronchial pneu-
monia. The funeral at which the Rev.
w. c. Arnold offlclated was held from
the house Monday at two o'clock. Burial
was in the family lot.-Mrs Harold
Marsh and son, Richard, who have been
visiting Mrs Marshs parents in Man
chester. n. H.. returned home Saturday
evening.-Mr. and Mrs. George Courtney
of st. Adams were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. j. Fl. Marvin Sunday.-Mrs.
Fred Phelps, Elizabeth and Royce Phelps
and William White are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Royce.-Fay
kittell and Kenneth Greene returned
Monday to Enosburg Falls after spend
Ing the Easter vacation at their respective
homes.-The Easter services at the
Methodist Episcopal Church were largely
attended. The Rev w. c. Arnold preached
an inspiring sermon, after which 10 young
men and women received the rite of
baptism and II were received into church
membership. The Easter exercises given
by the children of the Sunday school were
held at the close of the morning service.
There were 10 In attendance
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BAKERSFIELD

The senior class of Brigham Academy
will present the war drama, Some
where in France" in the near future
Mrs. Fred Potter and her frien l. Mrs
William Houghton, of Mortified are
visiting in Johnson.-Mr. and Mrs
Donald Field are visiting at his
mothers. Mrs. Oscar A. Field.-Gay E.
Wheelock is at home again, having
been on jury duty in st. Adams. Mrs.
Wheelock and daughter who were with
him, have also returned.-Miss Lucy
Green of Enosburg Falls visited over
the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Green.--Mrs. Zeno
Cattill OF East Fairfield visited frien Is
in town over Sunday.-w. Jay Chaffee
of Enosburg visited In Bakersfield over
Sunday.-Robert Parker. who teaches
in Whitefield, N H., has been spending
two weeks vacation with his mother
and sister.-Mrs. II. II. Farrand, who
has been spending the winter In Monk
ton has returned to Bakersfield.-The
baseball nine Of the Academy have be-
gun outdoor practice.
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...o. .o,,o discussion Rober, Kn,n, ~,.
$3.50 sfrs, ,es,stnn, and - s XIV.
LII ,ooond assistant. II was yotcd "a
yr.,, poIceman Patrick Fitzrerald a
,,,o,,b,s eir,, leave in lieu of the regular
,,o,riy vacation,
A. Tho annual meeting of Nolden Chan.
Tor Ma n o. T. :. hold Monday eve.
,,,ro tho following officers were elected.
WORTHY matron. Mrs. NJ n. Armstrong;
worthy patron. Stafford r.. Thorp: assoc
ciate matron Mrs. Stafford 4. Thorp Soc
retarv. Mrs Myron y. Buck: treasurer.
Miss Lily Thomas; conductrcss, Miss ".
Jennie Miller: associate conductress.
Mrs. Arthur T. Holmes
Mrs. Emma oCampbc'D strait. aged GS
years wife OF Edwin Strait, died sunday
evening about 1889 O'Clock at her home
on Upper Weldon street aitor an Illness
Of several months. Funeral services were
held at her ate home tuesday afternoon
ut one O'Clock. the Rev. d. q. Guest. pas
tor of the Methodist Episcopal church,
Of which the deceased had been an active
member many years. officiating. The
body was placed in the vault OF Green
wood cemetery and later will be taken
to Fairfax for burial Besides her nus
band Mrs Strait is survived by two step
sons. Charles Strait of this city and
Reuben r. Strait of Franklin.
John Lennette aged 10 years. died at
the ST. Adams hospita' Tuesday night
after long illness. The body was taken
Yesterday afternoon from g. X. McAllis-
ter's undertaking parlorS TO Mrs. Mary
Iancor's home or Brainerd street, and
funeral services Will he held nj Holy
ANGELS Church tomorrow morning at
nine o'clock, the Rev L, r. Oesrochers
officiating. The bur- will take place
in Mount Calvary cemetery Mr. Len
nette was born in Canada ard came to
ST. Adams about 80 years age. He is sur
vived by three daughters, Mrs. Rose n.
Farley. Mrs. Roy G. Trombley and Miss
Laura Lennette, AL OF this city, one
brother. William Wells of Fairfax, and
one sister. Mrs Mary Lance: of this
city.
Mrs. John A. Fitch, whose death occur
red April 3 In Boston. was formerly a
resident of st. Adams many years ago,
also she was Il resident of Highgate.
where she came with her parents. the
Rev. and Mrs. Josiah Sweet. in 1876 when
her father was rector of the Episcopal
Church in Hlshgate. She also conducted
a boarding and day school there many
vSarS
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ALBURG

st. Luke's Church, the Rev. Joseph
Reynolds. priest in charge, Easter day.
1o;45 a. M, Holy Communion and sermon;
400 p. m. Easter festival services of the
church school.
Miss Margaret Mott is spending a few
days in Burlington, where she is having
her eyes treated.-Mrs. Lottie Hoag of
Montreal is visiting her daughter Mrs.
Gordon Nosburg.-The Misses Hazel and
Isabel Robinson of st. Adams are spend
ing few days at the home of their
sister. Mrs. r. r. Lessor-Jessie Mott of
Hartford. Conn, is visiting among rea-
tives here.-Mrs. Harriet Deuel. of South
Alburg was in town Satnrday-Lynn
Cubtt OF st. Adams spent the week END
with friends and relatives in town.
The funeral of Alexander Gonyea was
held from the Catholic Church Monday
mornine The death of Mr.. Gonyea oc-
cured at Rouses Point, ~ Y, early last
Friday morning resulting from frac-
tured skull. He was employed as a brake
man by the Rutland railroad and while
the locomotive was taking on water he
lost his balance and fell from the tender
striking on his head. Tie young man
was about % years of age and is sur
vivcd by his widow, one child. his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard Gonyca of this
pace Two brothers ana four sisters
Mrs. William j, Dcmorc Of the Springs
died ut the ST. Adams hospital early
Saturday morning. Tho funeral services
were held Monday, She was Miss Boulah
Johnson of Clarcncovlllc, =. @, ana is
survived by her husband. Lorraine Mar
I'm Is Ill with measles. Her mother, Mrs. :.
H. Martin, of Rutland, is with hcr. Or.
Martin who has also been here, has re-
turned 10 Rutland.-.\t the annual meet
ing OF Columbus Lodge No. II, A. f. &
\, NJ" held, last Saturday night the fol-
LOWING onlcers were elected W. NJ.
X, ". Roberts; s, w, w. l.. Uonsingcr:
}, W., l.. r. barrow; treasurer. w. w
ionsinger; secretary, w W. Stiles. (. $.
IL, ~ Williams; j. =. T. j. Young; TYLER.
u. j.. Lewis.-Owing 10 the incl,m.
ont weather Monday the card partv
for the benefit of the library was
postponed until later date.-Alrs.
l.. +. Lord and children Of Ellonburr.
\. Y, have been visiting at the homo of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs o. q. BELL
j. b. Mexican is in Malone for a week.
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FRANKLIN

The funeral Of Jasper Il. Wcstcot,
whose death occurred March 81 at the
Fanny Allen hospital after several
weeks illness, following a surgical opera
ton and pneumonia, was held at his
late home Saturday afternoon, April 8.
The Rev. Frank beverley, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, otiiciatod.
lntormcnt was in the family lot al the
village cemetery. lie leaves to mourn his
loss. a wife, one daughter, Mrs. \. j.
Herman: son. j. Bernard Wostcot, and
seven grandchildren all of this place;
also on, brother. Il. y. Wostcot of Shell
don; besides numerous relatives and
friends The deceased was born in the
town OF Bakersfield July u, 1S5S.
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HILL WEST

Quite n hard thunder storm visited
this place Monday. Airs. Loonia Roberts
is helping Mrs. Roy Frazier in sugaring
The hard wind Monday morning blew
over Morris Wethcrby's silo.--Mr and
Mrs. Elmer Longc and four children
visited William Lvnse Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Wheeler Rushford were guests at
. II. Rushfurd's Sunday. Guests at IT, L.
Jcwetts last week were: Mrs. Hector
Bailey Of Rushfordi Mrs s. y. Jcwctt
and the Misses Blanche Jewctt and Sybn
Mari Of Montgomery.-Mrs Charles
Iushford spent the weekend at the
homo OF her brother, Joseph Touchcttc. 49,
Roy Wctherhy and sister, Ruth. spent
the Weekend I'm Richford with friends
and rclativcs.--A daughter was born to
Mr.. ana Mrs. !Siman Eldrcd recently
Mrs. Walter Norway and children are
visiting mt Frank Lumbra s--MrS, vii.
liam Collins of Mont somery Center IL
visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Lumbra.
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RIVERSIDE

George iIaylctte died April : after a
t1g Illness. Funeral services We're held
the Methodist Episcopal Church Mon
fy afternoon. Mr.. Haylette IS survived
/ his wife; one daughter Mrs. W. NJ.
ttttt. of Cnderhill, and two sons.
coward, with whom he made his home.
hd Oscar. Those from away to attend
le funeral were: James Tctford and
20 daughters of Richmond, Rufus
|reenia o. South Burlington. Clifford
hd Stanley Pettitt of Burlington and
|r. and Mrs. w. W. Palmer of Essex
fnction.-Mias Helena Fitzsimonds has
turned TO her school at Mortified and
|iss Elizabeth Fitzsimonds to her school
Norscnnes after visiting their parents.
r.. and Mrs. J. T. Fitzsimonds.-Ina
Tsh of Bellows. Free Academy at Fair
is spending the Easter vacation with
|r parents, J. a. Irish.-Mr. and Mrs.
Pul Jackson were Sunday guests of l..
Moulton.-The Homeland Circle will
Pld its annual thank-offering meeting
the church parlors Thursday after
ION. Supper will be served at six
tlock.-Miss Emma Moulton returned
her school in White River Junction
on1nV
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RlCHFORD

Harr- Samson OF Sherbrooie. Que.
visited friends here over the week-end.-
The Ladies' Missionary society of the
Baptist Church met at the home of
Mrs. Lottie Clark on Church street, We'd
nesday afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock-Miss
Catherine Comings, Miss Helen Cass,
Miss Mae Austin and James Kelley re-
turned to the University of Vermont
Monday after passing the Easter recess
at their homes in this place.-Mr. and
Mrs Raymond Pattee have returned to
this place after passing a few weeks
with relatives in Boston.-The spring
term of Richford high and graded schools
began Monday.-Miss Pauline I.ocklin.
Miss Bernice Clapp and Philip Locklin
students In Middebury Colege who have
been passing the Easter recess at their
homes, returned to their work Monday.
Earl Bocrworth of Sherhrookc Ono
visited friends here over the wcck-cnd.-
Miss Beatrice Estcy Of Mount
,Iolyoke College. who has been passing
tho Easter recess at her homo in this
place. returned to her work Monday
night.--AIiss Mabel Brown Of Burlington
visited among relatives in this uac. over
the Weekend. Glenn i. Wilson has mr.
chased of Mrs. Florence Billings n small
piece of land on Dewey street Considora-
tion, s2jO.-The Brotherhood class of Tho
BAPTIST Church will meet in the church
Darlors Friday evening.
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ENOSBURG FALLS

Charles Page, aged g. who a short time
age was reported as improved from
severe attack of pneumonia, passed away
at the home Of his niece, Mrs. F. L.
Stanton, at West Enosburg. a private
funeral was held Friday. The Rev. H.
r. Campbell officated and the body was
placed in the vault in Missisquoi Gene
terry, beside that of his brother, Fred
who passed away a few days previously
Monday, the two bodies were taken to
Gardner. Mass. for burial accompanied
by brother, Henry. and nephew, l..
n. Croft.-The village schools opened
Monday after two weeks vacation
Mrs. j. r. Cassidy has returned from a
winters trip to California, where she
visited friends in various parts of the
State.-Norton Irish returned Monday
from visit to his maternal grandpar-
ents in BristOl.--Easter services at the
churches were of more than usual inter-
est. There was specia! music and at the
Baptist and Methodist Churches, there
was baptiisms and reception of men,
bers. At the Methodist Church, five chill
dren were christianed and four adults
baptised. Seven boys all of one Sunday
school class, and seven girls were receiv-
ed into preparatory membership and eight
adults with full membership.--Joseph Err
win or Winooski was In town Easter
Miss Alma Kimball. who teaches at
Grand Mure, Que, is passing the week
in the home of her mother. Mrs. s. NJ
kimball. She and her sister, Miss Sadie,
were In Burlington the first Of the week
C. M. ]. Benoit of Burlington passed
Sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs
ID. A. Benoit.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Laf-
ley and son are In Fairfax, where they
were called by the illness of Mrs. Lafley's
father, Mr.. Barkyoumb.-Miss Ruth Hoad-
ley of Berkshire has entered the employ
of Mrs. n. A. Burt.-Mrs. Annie F. Whit
more of Auburndale, Mass. who is Wis
iting her cousin, NJ. p. Perley and Miss
katherine b. Perley. have been passing
few days in the home of w. f. Perley
in Burington.-E. j. Irish. who came here
from Salt Lake City recently. has gone to
Hartford, Conn. where he has a position
in the Fox department store.-Napoleon
Miller, aged 81. died Monday at the home
of Mrs. Miller's nephew. Richard b.
cash, In Sheldon where he had been Wis
iting. The body was brought here Tues
day morning.-Mr and Mrs Winthrop
Hubbell went Monday to Malvern, Pa.
where Mr. Hubbell has a position.
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TOWNSVILLE

Mrs. Emma Donohoe, who has spent
the winter with Mrs. Marie Douglass
was called to Montpelier Monday by the
Illness of her sister. Mrs. Salies.-Leon
O'Nei! has finished work for w. O. Lane
in the novelty factory.-Charles McGar-
CHAN who has a position in Windsor
spent Easter with his family.-A. NJ
Sabns was in West Bolton Sunday to
attend the funeral Of his sister. Mrs
Jennie Bohonon.-Mr and Mrs. Daniel
Preston and Mrs. o. D. Bemis were shop
pers in Burlington Monday.-Miss Leona
Miller, who teaches at Bolton was the
guest of Florence Olmstead over Sunday
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Tuesday.-Leon O'Neil has purchased of
well and daughter, Helen, of Lyndonvi,e,
were at ]. f. Olmstcad's over Monday and
Tuesday. O'Neil has purchased of
w. a. Church the house now occupied
by Capt Randall and family. Mr.. O'Neil's
people will move into same May Mrs.
James Williams and little daughter were
guests of her parents over Easter.-Sev-
ernl young peopole here attended the
dance in Richmond Tuesday night.
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NORTH HERO

one of the North Hero boys, Walton
Hazen, a lcft-handcd "twrler" of local
baseball fame will 20 the last of thie
month TO Montreal for a try-out with the
Montreal Athletics IF successful, he will
have the opportunity 10 play every Sun
doy during the season at an attractive
salary. lie also will pitch three games a
week for Enosburg Falls.-Seymore Tas-
sic had an operation for appendicitis at
tho Mary Fletcher hospital Wednesday.
Jake Poquettc is suffering from
blood poisoning in one of his hands,
Mrs Harriet Mcdowell is suffering
from Il badly broken wrist which she re-
celved when she fell on the ice in front
Of TudhOpo's store March &c.
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UNDERHILL

At tho annual meeting of McDonough
Lodge No. &c, F. & A. NJ. the following
officers were installed for the coming
year: C. f. Scribner, w. NJ; l.. c.
Rogers, S. w; George Woodruff, J. w.
John Schillhammer. treasurer; L. L.
Rood. secretary; Warren S. Woodruff, S.
D.. G.. II. Chapman, j. D.; Wendell Hoy
den, S. s.; S. r. Humphrey. J. s.; +. A..
Percival, chaplain: d a. Gallup mar
shall; I. A. Irish, tyler.-Mrs. j. F.
Haynes and son of Monkton came Satur-
day for visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Gaines.-Mrs. Paul Jackson
of Burlington is the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Moulton. for few
days.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Noble are
moving into Dewey Irishs house on the
race way.-The remains of Mrs. Fred
Terrill, who died in Burlington, were
brought here for burial in the village
cemetery Wednesday.-Mrs. Beeman and
son of Burlington were guests of Mrs.
Carl Mead last week.
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RICHMOND

IThc Misses Sarah Whitcomb. Lois
@irtlett, Pearl Berry and Leonard Bart
Fl, who have been at their respective
Pmes for the Easter vacation, returned
'onday to the University of Vermont
b. and Mrs. Arthur Rivers and family
Burlington have been visiting her
lrents. Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Parent
here were Easter services with special
|usic at the Church of Our Lady of the
oily Rosary and at the Congregational
nurch.-The Misses Kate Lavelle, Cora
Fessor and Eva Berry of Burlington
ere at their homes here over Sunday.
RS. Dodwell and children OF Shelburne
no have beer visiting her sister, Mrs.
nomas Ryan, the past week. have re.
rned to heir home.-Mrs. e. L. Free
|nn. who has been seriously Ill for a
eck is convalescent.-Mrs. Arthur
mons returned Saturday from Boston,
here she was caleld by the serious i'll
ss of her sons wife.-Mr. and Mrs.
1arles Keefe Of Essex were recent
s.tors in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
fnley of Burlington and Mr.. and Mrs.
I. Maloney of Jericho were weekend
pests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Henley.
Several young people were taken into
c Congregational Church at the morn
service on Sunday.-Guy Rochlcau
Lewiston, Me-, ia at the homo OF Mr..
id Mrs. e. L. Freeman.-Mr and Mrs
w Shepardson left Monday for a
eck's trip to New York ard Boston,
he Aid Circle of the Kings Daughters
III meet at the home Of Mrs. Moseley
r!day afternoon.-Mr. and Mrs. l. N.
hrtlett of Middlebury, Mrs. Lydia Bart
Il OF Burlington, who have been visit
at home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Bart
IT, have returned to their homes-Wil-
am Ryan who is attending st. Michaers
pllege, was at the home OF his parents
astcr-Homer Plympton who has been
"a guest Of Leonard Bartlett. has re.
rned to the University Of Vermont.
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Mrs Anna Bull, of Lake Placid, y. Y.
Is visiting relatives in town.--MIss Lillian
Loomis Is at home for tho Easter vacation
from swnnton, whore sho is a member of
the teachers training class.--Miss Clara
Ulss has returned to her school in 81.
Adams after passing the Easter vacation
with her sister, Mrs. NJ. w. Hadlcy. Miss
Sadie NJ WILDER has returned to her
school in Enosburs Falls after passing
two weeks ut her homc.--aIrs. G. w. Styles
of Burlington. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
T. II. Wilber.--Therc will be dance at
VICTORY hall Friday evening. April q
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EAST BERKSHIRE

Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Smith visited in
Enosburg Falls Sunday. cedric Combs Ia
~ with mumps. School opened Monday
after months vacntion.--H 4. Pond was
in Burlington Saturday Reuben
Dcmar and Miss Mary Anderson were in
Enosburg Falls Thursday. John Riley of
Boston Is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Riley.-Charlcs Richardson returned
home from burlington saturday. where he
recently was operated upon for Appendix
citls.-Mrs. Nevcan and son, Richard, who
have boon visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Riley, returned TO their home in
Barre last wcck.-Thc monthly meeting
of the Corner class will he hold at the
home of Cnll Smith EridnN.
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Grand Isle County
ISLE LA NOTE

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parker, who have
been spending the winter in New York
with Dr. and Mrs. Frank Lewis, return
ed home Saturday.-Mrs. William Smock
and infant son are In town to spend
several weeks as guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Parker.-Dr. Frank Lewis of New
York spent Sunday in town.-Miss Anna
Goodsell of Rouses Point, n. Y, is visit
ing among friends.-Schools opened Mon
day after one week of Easter vacation.
Raymond Menard and Lawrence
Doolfn who attend the University of
Vermont. and William Naylor, who at
tends St. Michaels College, were home
for the Easter vacation.-Miss Hilda
Doolin. who attends st. Adams high
school, was home Easter
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ESSEX CENTER

\ ~ Webster, Mass, Times has an
bunccd the engagement of Earle w.
failey 10 Miss Dorothy Nash. as fol-
Tvs: Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence NJ Nash,
|hool street. announce the engagement
their daughter, Miss Dorothy Nash TO
|lr,o Warrington Brailcy, son of Mr.. and
|rs. Edwin s. Bradley of south Royal
b.. vi, Miss NaSn Is a graduate of
r'lctt high school, class of 1915. and of
|ddichUry college, class of 1919. M
aHey T.. Il graduate Of the University Of
rn'u,t c'U.tr u! lpli"
r.. Rev. pr. Hatch. pr!n'cpa, OF
|o~.rriior seminary. occupied tho pulpit
II" FEDERATED rlUtch iunduy morn.
and 'rc i,H"''r s'rWpH wa@ Gnlivc;cd
lay, eei,tion by tho Roy G.
We trou. pastor, al the cvrnlis set.
FL, | ai., = Aid VIII nerve Il dinner
H.. Community House Thursday noon.
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HUNTINGTON

The Kings Daughters net at the
hall Wednesday afternoon.-M Daisy
Kenyon returned to Bethel Sunday eve
ning.--Mrs r. J. Olmstead Of Jonesville
visited Mrs. L. f. Bates over Sunday.
Mrs. Goldthwaite of Chester. who came
to Burlington to see her daughter. Miss
Edna, at the Mary Fletcher hospital,
visited her daughter. Mrs Thomas
Adams. here Tuesday.-Mrs. T.. w.
Burley Is here with her sister, Mrs.
Bernard Duice, this week with stock of
ntillinery.-Mrs. Juliette Bromley, who
passed away in Burlington Tuesday, had
many warm friends in this her native
town, who will miss her visits during the
summer.--Butler Ross of Burlington was
weekend guests of friends and rela-
tives.
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GRAND ISLE

The box social given by the Epworth
League Friday evening was a success.
$Jl..5 being taken in from the sale of
boxes on Easter Sunday. five persons
we're baptized aud nine received into the
church in full connection.-There will be
q meeting of the Epworth League Satur-
day evening OF the parsonage.-Preaching
next Sunday morning at 1890 by the pas
tor. Bible school at II go
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Jesse Mott Of Hartford, Conn, is visiting
ut the home Of AIR. and Mrs. w. Il.
Manning. -Mre. Burncll Goodsell of
Houses Point. y. Y, s visiting relatives
hero for a few days L. y. Goodsell was
business visitor In Pittsburgh Tues
day.--Mr. and Mrs Marshall Young of
Clarcnccvilc, +. O., have been visiting
Mr. and MIS-. H. j. Darby for few
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WEST BERKSHIRE

The house on Il. a. Mosiers farm was
burned Friday afternoon.-Mr and Mrs
philbcrt Playful, who are running the
farm, lost all their household goods
Mrs. Luther Kinney is recovering from
n recent Illness Charles Collins Is III
with pnoumonia.-schools are closed for
a four weeks vacation The teachers, the