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BRIDPORT

The regular strawberry festival will he
held in the vestry Thursday evening. -
Mrs. Frank Allard was called to Bellows
Falls Saturday by the serious illness of
her daughter-in-law Mrs. Miller.-O. +,
Converse, who has been visiting in Bur-
lington. returned home Tuesday.-Mr. and
Mrs. !. G. Stokes went to Brandon Sun
day, where Mrs. stokes will spend a few
days with her sister, Mrs. Allard. Mr..
Stokes will return Monday.-Mr. and Mrs.
c. j. Barbour motored to Rutland Mon
day. returning Tuesday.-Mrs. Rock and
child of Leominster, Mass. are visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs stephen Cook
Kathleen Goodspeed had as a guest
Sunday her friend. Cora Allard.-Mr. and
Mrs Harry Bibeau of Haverhill, Mass.
spent several days recently in town.Mr
and Mrs Harry TAYLOR and son of Wor.
cester, Mass, are visiting her mother
Mrs. northumberland Fletcher is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. i. II. F'let-
cher-Leonard Quinn Went Saturday tC
Shelburne to visit his mother for a few
days.-Fred Deloria had the misfortune
to cut the end of one of his fingers nearly
off while helping an automobile out 81
the ditch Saturday.-Miss France:
Roscorla spent sunday with her parents
Mr. and Mrs Lewis RosCorla.
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mes lay as delegate to the state Fed
Grafton of Women's clubs.-Zebulon
Desjadon, who has been critically i'll
of pneumonia is making satisfactory
recovery Mrs. SpauldinG and daugh-
ter. Lou, who spent the winter with
the formers daughter. Mrs. G. l..
MonEer have returned to their home
in North Orwell.-Hcnry J. Monier of
Burlington was a recent guest of W.
A. JennnEs-Miss Marguerite Monger
has returned to her duties at the Cen
trail telephone office. Miss Beatrice
Doane is assisting in the office.--Mrs.
!. L. Williams is gaining slowly from
a recent ness.-There was no preach
ing service at the Congregational
Church Sunday as NJ. f. Cady, who is
supplying, was taken i'll at the home
of Mrs. Branch. His son, Professor f.
w, Cady, of Middlebury motored over
and took him homc.-Frank Baker of
Hubhardton met with an accident Sat
urIay evening as he was driving, his
Ford car home from the mission serv-
ices at st. Pauls Church. The road was
wet and the car skidded and TIMED
over. The four occupants escaped with
few hruses.-Otis Doane has gone To
Windsor. where he has employment
Mr.. and Mrs n. l.. Wells and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c. Young motored to BurlinE
ton Monday afternoon
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STARKSBORO

Edward Bostwick of Granville visited
his cousin. n u. Rostwick, over Sunday
Mrs. Hattie Sargent and son. OswelI
of Bristol spent tho weekend at G. F.
Clfford's.-,I. j. kalahan motored to
Wells 10 visit his parents SATURDAY. Mrs.
Kalahan and son returned home with
him Sunday.--James Stokes has pur-
chased the Frank Smith place north OF
the village and will move there.-George
Halleck will occupy Hill and Clifford S
tenement.-Those attending Bristol High
School are at homo for their summer
vacaton.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harmon
We're given farewell reception Monday
evening by their neighbors and friends.
They arc moving to the house by the
Bristol electric light plant, where Mr.,
Harmon has been working for some time,
Schools in town have closed. the teach
ers returning home for the summer vaca-
tion.-Miss Gladys Rublee had exercises
and a social time Saturday evening at her
school in Ireland.-Orange Smith OF
Petersburg, n. Y, is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Smth-Mrs. +. j.
Hanson was at Mrs. Sargents in Bristol
few days last week to attend COM
mencement exercises.-A. L. Clifford is
attending County Court in Middlehury as
iuror-The Grange will hold a regular
meeting Friday evening. Ice cream and
cake will be served. Ladies are requested
TO bring cakes.-John Tefft has returned
from Lincoln.-Mr, and Mrs, c. q. Bost-
wick and Howard Taft have returned &c
Boston. Mrs. d. d. Bostwick accompanied
them.-Mr and Mrs. DIN Atkins of Lin
coin were at Bernice Hills the 6th.-Tht
christian culture club will hold an after
noon social this afternoon with
T. Will hn SarNe6
-Buel W. Maxiield is taking a short vaca
ton with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. \. J
Maxfeld, having completed his studies
at Gordon Bible College, Boston. ane
graduating with the degree TIL. b.
The Varney reunion will be held at tn
, home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Hill June II
The Dorcas society held it's regula
afternoon social Wednesday at the Metho
dist Church vestry.
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NORTH FERRISBURG

PLAY. entitie1 an Old New England :"
VIII ne given in Allen hall June Is by the
New haven Grange for the heneft of the
h'ns s Daughters. Dorothy Arkley of
waterbury is visiting her aunt. Mrs A.
r. Willlams.-The Rev. +. NJ. Hagadorn
ana family OF Bristol we're in town We'd
hesday-Miss Mamie Robinson was taken
10 the Mary Fletcher hospital Tuesday
high,' She is in very serious condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cronk have gone
on an auto trip to Belmont TO visit Mr..
tronks sister.-Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ.
wheeler have gone to California, where
they are TO resde.-Mrs. Charlotte Bout
well ana mother, Mrs. Gardner have ar
rived from California to spend the sum-
mer with the Misses Mary and Abbie
Dakin.-At the annual meeting of the
Ladies Aid society held June at the
nome of Miss Frances Wheeler, the same
oincers were reelected for another year,
They are as follows; President. +Irs. c.
;, Martin vice. president. Mrs. II. II.
kingland: secretary and treasurer.
Mrs. F. +. Baker; assistant secretary
treasurer, Miss Bertha Lewis The com
mittees on entertainment for July, Aug
ust and September are Miss Frances
wheeler, Mrs. NJ. r. Allen, Mrs H. a
preston; October. November and Decem
Der Mrs j. A. Corey, Mrs. II, A. Is. Pai
| mer' Mrs. Flynn White; January Fep
| ruary and March Miss Bertha Lewis
mrs. Homer Chase, Mrs c. G. Martin
april May and June, Mrs Caiep Har
| rihston, Mrs. r. r. Folsom, MIS- Dame
nuh After the meeting, the annual sup
per was served. The proceeds were soo'so
| Miss Mamie Robinson, who was take'
10 the Mary Fletcher hospital last Tues
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page one.)

Monday forenoon when the block was
advertised to be sold at auction. This is
one Of the oldest and most solidly built
business blocks in town. The main brick
block was hid off by Harry Lazowita for
$3.50 who also bid off the wooden annex
at sl,7s0.-Mss Ada Chapman. who has
been attending school n year New Jer-
sey. Is IN town Oh a visit a. the homo of
President and Mrs. John NJ Thomas. af-
ter which ,ho viii leave for the home of
nor parents. me Eov. ard Mrs John w.
Chapman >" Anvik, ALASKA Mr.. and Mrs
Faris G".ioy. who spent the past wirtcr
AT Dayto1G Beach, Fla have returned
nome for IL" summer Tho Ladies' Aid
society ~ the Memorial BAPTIST Church
net q. 'he homo Of Mrs Wilbur L.
Hamilton Wednesday, afternoon at 2:3n
O'Clock. Monday, market day. eggs
brought from 20 TO "a cents. dairy butt ar
IS and c:'camo!y butter 60 cents Lake
Dunmorc Lodge, ], O. - T.. worked
TIM inst Gagroa on n class OF can5:-
Lat"s Wcdnrsda" evcning.-Jrhe 10th az.
n'"o.sary Of tho Noman's Hope Mission
cry Society was Observed by app.Op-iatc
reference 10 the worl o: tho local auxi!i-
airy and a sermon at the Methodist Church
At tho regular morning services The
MiddleburJ Camp. No. 1924, Modern
Woodmen, met Sunday afternoon and OBJ
served appropriate memorial exercises
after which they formed in a body and
went 10 the West cemetery, where they
deposited flowers on the graves of broth.
ers and carried out some more ritualisti:
work.
The entire time OF County Court Tues
Gay WAS taken up with testimony in th'
case of Eugene Bcgor VS.. Marshall II
Rroughton, in which the plaintiff seek
70 recover damages by bringing tn
charge OF criminal ccnvorsatio1" will
his wife against the defendant although
no criminal case itself based on tn
alleged facts has been entered in cour
by the Stale attorney. The plaintiff
testimony gas all IN before the moo
reocss aud the defendant, Broughton, wa
on the stand in his own behalf the res
Of the forenoon and part of the after
room.
Mr. and Mrs. William W. William
have returned to Woodstock, Conn, afte
six weeks in Middlebury and vicinity
The Misses Isola Gerry. Beulah Stafford
Joyce Hindley and Florence Dunn hav
returned to Rutland after visiting friend
at the college. Moses Wimmett ha
gone to Florence for a visit at the famil
of her son. BENJAMIN j. Wimmett-Th
trees in the village parks and along IN
roads are being plentifully spraye
against the annual inroad of the tire
pests-Mr. and Mrs. Harvey TAT
and children have returned to Gin
cinnat. Ohio. after a month in Mid
dlebury and neighboring towns.-Ot
Abbey, who has been confined to tn
bed for a few days has SO far RECEIVERS
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NEW HAVEN

j. F. Eow!cy and family of Burlington
were over-Sunday guests Of Mr. Rowley's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Rowley.-
Miss Maxfeld of Brandon was a week
end guest of Miss Beatrice BENEDICT
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Peck returned Monday
from Ticonderoga, where they visited
friends.-Mr. and Mrs. d. A. Roleau are
In camp at Long Point.-A daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Strong June 5.-NTrs.
Mary Adams continues very il.-The
nome of Mrs. Nettic Weston was the
scene of a double wedding Saturday eve
ming last. the contracting parties were
Mildred. eldest daughter of Mrs. Weston
and Levi Sturtevant of Weybridge and
Miss Rena Sturtevant. and Albert James
Of Maine, They were unattended Only
relatives and intimate friends were pres
ent. The wedding ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. Mr.. Young. Refreshments
euL-'L eunr uLoq uos T. 10 slusIsd su,
eie TsII y 7 'sLIv pun 'IIv-paAJss aIaM
play, Scenes In the Union Station" will
be given in the Town Hall Saturday eve
ming. June IL, by local talent of Monkton.
director Miss Harriette Harris.
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PANTON

Miss Ellen Stanton has finished her
school duties in Starksboro and is at
home for the summer vacation.-Mr
and Mrs. Warren Norton took their
baby daughter to the Mary Fletcher
hospital AT Burlington last week where
DR. Sabin performed an operation on
her head They were accompanied by
Mr., and Mrs. Herbert Norton and chill
dren.--The supper given by the ladies
or the Federated Church in the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church parlors was
well attended and over SEQ were rca-
lizcd.-MrS l.. d Allen and son.
Claude. have returned from Newport
X l., where they have both been in in
the naval hospital.-MIss Ethel Good =
speed or Queechee is spending a few
Gays with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. a. foodspeed. Her brother. Albert.
VINO has been visiting his parents has
returned to TiconderoGa. n. Y-Thc
ground is getting very dry again and
unless rain comes soon the hay crop
will be light
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SHOREHAM

Mr.. and Mrs. William Sessions have been
recent g;iests of Mr.. and Mrs I. G. Moore.
Miss Elsie Baldwin is i'll with inflam-
matory rheumatism at the home of her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. 3. Ken
dall.-F. f. Plat has been confined to the
house with hard cold Charles Slavery
of Hyde Park passed the week end at NJ.
p. Cook's.-L. f. Moore and Mrs. G.. II.
DeLong have returned from Watertown.
n. Y.-Mrs. Nellie Hines of Rutland pass
ed the week end with her niece. Mrs. John
De Witte.-Miss Helen Church is ill.-Mr
Hubbard of Rutland is putting the town
clock in order-The Womans Missionary
Society will meet June "a with Mrs. Jonas
Birchard annual meeting and ban
duet of the Moravan Club was held with
Mrs H. II. Burge Tuesday afternoon. The
officers for 192o-21 were elected as follows:
President. Mrs. ]. c. Moore; vice-presi-
dent. Mrs. Elizabeth Smith; secretary,
Mrs. Clara Delano; assistant-secretary,
Mrs. l. r. Sharon; treasurer, Miss Agnes
Rush
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day, died Saturday morning. She is sur
vived by an aged father. Jorden Robin
son: a brother. Amos Robinson, and a
sister, Mrs Celia Hunt. The funeral was
held at the Methodist Episcopal Church
Monday afternoon at two o'clock, the Rev.
Walter Carroll officiating. The bearers
were: Amos Robinson, sherman Yattaw,
J. S. Wheeler and \ +. Williams. Burial
was in the village cemetery.-Mr. and
Mrs. Cornelius James from Rutland
visited at the home of G.. W. James Tues
day.-Mrs. Harold Barton and daughter
Doris of New York city are spending the
summer with Mrs. Barton's parents, Mr..
and Mrs H. G. ReSSott
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SPECIAL NOTICES

WANTED-Wili pay the high
est price for pulpwood, peeled spruce and
balsanl, peeled poplar, peeled Eastwood,
peeled soft maple and peeled birch deliv-
cred in tho fall Of 1920 and spring of
1921. The poplar, maple Eastwood and
birch on tho p. & NJ. and c. y. in YER
mont, on the Rutland from Burlington to
Rutland and from Rutland to Remington
and D. e. II. Eagle Bridge Division also
q. & II. from Rutland to whitehall The
spruce and basam l will take anywhere
in Vermont and New Hampshire. All the
above wood to be under contract. Apply
TO W. II. Tindale. Keeseville \. Y.
III, get w, At
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Both meter and schedI Cor the
quarters ending May 3lst., ara now
due and payable at the Water Office,
No. 5 City Hall. Discount allowed on
bills paid on or before Tune 10th,
1920. Office hours for the first ten
days of June, from 500 a RI. TO 500
r. m. after that from 500 a. m. to
1900 n and 100 p. m. to 500 p. m.
Unless prompt payment is made, five
per cent will be added to the tax bill
and the water shut off. as prescribed
in Section IS of the Water Ordinance
]. FRANK KIDDEP,
superintendent.
131.9t-w2t
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ADDISON

Mr. and Mrs. r. n. Warner Mr. and
Mrs {. II. Marshall. Mr. and Mrs A. T.
Clark and Erwin Clark went to Shoreham
Wednesday to attend the Pomona Grange
meeting. State Master o. l.. Martin. of
Plainf1eld. was present-Stela Cross.
who is teaching in Forestdale, was home
Sunday.-Grand View Grange observed
"Neighbors Night" Friday and entertain
ed Cornwall Grange. 1t was very pleas
ant affair. about 2D being in attendance
Cornwall Grange gave a fine program in
Guiding a dance.-Mrs. Ira Hambln, of
Cornwall, was a recent guest of her sis
ter Mrs. Smith.-C. w. Barber is not as
pa11
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LINCOLN

Elmer Atkins and J. L, Bean we-o
drawn as petit jurors to serve the June
term Of Addison county court.-Myrlo
Sweet, teacher of the Downngsvile
school. took the children for an automo-
bio drive to Burlington Friday. -Carrie
Pierce, Minnie Cushman. Doris Kent and
Velma Grant were among the graduates
OF Bristol High School. Minnie Cusnman
was valcdictorian Of her class and chose
as the subject OF her essay. Does it
Participation Irish and wife arc in New
'Haven.-Mrs w. NJ. Hughes Of Salem.
Ore, is visiting her sister. Mrs. Frank
Atkins.-Master Alba Stowe is visiting
his grandparents in East Middlebury,-
L. w. Page and wife of East Middlebury
visited in town Sunday.-Mrs. Claud Miller
Of Warren has been spending a few days
with her parents. II. C. Davis and wife
-Myron Steadman and wife spent the
week. END with Clynton Steadman and ram
lily in Bristol. Miss Kathleen Clark visit
ed a few days the past week with Miss
Greta Brooks In Bristol.
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LEICESTER

The funeral of Mrs. julius Eaton)
Alden was held at her late residence
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Alden was born
in Hancock "A years ago. She spent her
married life in this town. She is survived
by her huS band.
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MONKTON

Several from this town are expect
ing to attend the Northwest District
spelling contest at Vergennes City
Hall Thursday evening conducted by
Superintendent of Schools W. L..
Cogsins. There are three contestants
from each OF the following towns in
the district. namely Vergennes. Addi-
son, Panton. Ferrisburg, Monkton,
Waltham. Mrs. G. C. Farr has re-
turned from Richmond, where she at
tended the commencement exercises
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Palmer and two
sons. Harry and Raymond OF Wood
River. Neb.. arrived in town Friday
and are the guests Of their aunt, Mrs
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F. II. Dean.--Mrs. y. r. McEntee is
visiting her mother, Mrs M. A. Hut
chins, and aunt, Mrs. o. G. Cantall in
Bristol-Dr A. A. Denton and wife
and Miss Helen Gee were called to
Bristol June on account of the Sc
rious Illness of Mrs. A. p. Brown. She
is a little mproved.-Kenneth Gee is
at home from the Bristol high school
for tho summer vacation.-The enter
tainment given by the Methodist So
ciety of this town. Scenes in a Rail-
way Station" Friday evening. will be
big event Supt. w. G.. Coggins was
in town Friday Judge n. V. Sears was
home from Middlebury over the week
end.--H. E. Langeway and wife attend =
ed services at Bristol Sunday.-Mrs.
Martha Allen is In Hinesburg for a
stay of a few weeks at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. p. r. Estey.
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CORNWALL

Carleton Warner of Worcester. Mass,
spent Sunday and Monday with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Warner.-Mrs,
Donald Lang. who has been making an
extended visit at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs, V. f. Otis. returned
this week to her home in st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Leslie Mott and three children of
Brandon visited at the home of her par
ertts, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Foote this
week-The Memorial Day exercises which
were held at the town hall consisted of
Rotations, songs and exercises by the
pupils of the public schools and an ad-
dress was given by Prof Dawson of Mid
dlebury College. Mrs. w. ". Bingham,
as regent of the Mary Baker Allen chap
ter ID. a. r.. awarded the prizes which
the chapter had offered for the best note
books prepared by the pupils, containing
the American Creed" written from
memory, and other patriotic selections.
About 40 were prepared and displayed for
inspection. The first prize for pupils be-
tween IL and Is years of age was award
ed to Hulda Spear; the second prize TO
Harriet De Long To pupils under IL
years, the first prize to Ernest Payne and
second to Parker Hamlin
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WALTHAM

Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Booth and children
or Groose Point were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G. Ward Sunday.-A. G. Hunt
was in New Haven, Conn, last week.
Mcrl Sneden of Springfield passed
the weekend with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. c. ]. Sneden.-Mrs. w. II. Jackman
underwent an operation at the Fanny
Allen hospital Friday.-Miss Emma
Fuller home demonstration, held a meet
ing at the home of Mrs. G. F. Evarts
Monday afternoon.-Miss Martha Thorn
OF Vergenncs visited Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Burroughs Fridays. J. Preston of White
Plains. ". Y, visited his farm last week.
Mrs. G. A. Hunt is visiting friends in
Bristol!
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FOR SALE

TWO STANDING BARNS for sale, one
3oxo0 IT.. two floors. ono 3ox4o IT. base
n1ents TO both good condition; will sell
standing or will take down and ship to
nearest station and set M elsewhere
Write P o. Rox 344. Hardwick. VT
3T,w. 3m.
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POULTRY AND SUPPLIES

BABY CHICKS. Reds. white Rocks, Bar
red Rocks, Black Minorcas. $1,000 per
100. White Leghorns. Brown LeRhorns SIS,
White Wyandottes. s2i. from recognized
big layers. 81 per 100 extra. Orders from
IS to 25. 600 filled in shipment. Mans
field Hatchery. Mansfield, Mass
13O and m ~
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WANTED

CARPENTERS wanted to ioin cooperative
coir:muy for construction work in Fl"7'-
,ia r'tndy fob. Address Tho I" y. Rising
Chnstruc.'on CO., Sal L. sch st. So. T'os-
ton -. Mass. bo.wt
CARETATER for young children wanted
Apply Motron, Homo for Destitute chill
cred. Afw,tf.
WANTED-At Fletcher quarry, WOODBURY.
Vt. open shop quarry from March /, 1o2o
wanted now two complete derrick crews.
| have general store and furnish goods
to men in my employ at wholesale prices.
houses rent at $500 to SO per month.
Surface quarry and good machinery
Write for moro information and state
your experience in a granite quarry or
marble quarry. Will hire a few appren-
tees. f. r. Fletcher. Woodbury.. VT.
41.w.f
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Chittenden County
WINOOSKI

Ernest A. Devino. Of the Junior class
at the University of Vermont, has been
granted a State scholarship there for an
other year by Senator Martin S. Villas.
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For Sale or Torrent
CedarCr0ft

Attractive property at Cedar Beach.
Charlotte. House. barn. ice-house. dock,
about IL acres of woodland.
For full particulars inquire of Mrs.
W. ]. Van Patten. 433 So. Union ST.,
Burlington. VT.
5.tu.th.wky,tf.
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
one cent a word each In
sertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
In advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than IL words. two
lines. Special terms to ad-
vertisers using from ESQ to
1000 lines within IL con.
secutivc months.
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HANCOCK

Carl Archer and family spent a few
days in Randolph and Braintree last
week.-Harvey Perry and daughter, Mrs,
Andrews from Mortified, visited Mrs,
Lucy Perry lately.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Stoddard spent Sunday with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Manning.-Cail and
Pearl Eaton were in Leicester last week
to attend the funeral of their aunt
Miss Lola Fifield went to the Randolph
sanatorium Sunday.-Mrs. Eugene Mar
tin is in Bennington for a few weeks.
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ORWELL.

Henry Hack. who has been quite i'll,
is much better.-Mrs. C. b. Clark is
also better.-B. ], Powell of Albany
is a guest OF his mother Mrs Agnes
Purcell--A daughter was born May 90
to Mr., and Mrs. Frank Charlton
Fred Laverty of Medfield Mass, was
a recent guest of his sister, Mrs C. w.
Bodfish. Miss Bessie Brown was In
Windsor last week Tuesday and We'd