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is in charge of this port during the
absence Of Mr.. Woodworth.-Mr. and
Mrs. G. p. Catlin of ST. Adams. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. w. Baxter of Swanton and Mr..
and Mrs. o. II. Rixford of East High
gate were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
II. T.. sheltus of Canada street.-Miss
Corrne Lehman of st. Adams was tho
guest Of her mother. Mrs. Jennie Lem
nah. last week.-The Rev. r. w. Lewis
Is spending the week In Montpelier. Mr.
and Mrs. o. A. Rixford spent the week.
end with relatives In st. Albans.-Dr. and
Mrs. e. S. Stone of Swanton were in
town Monday, calling on friends
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WEST ENOSBURG

Mr.. and Mrs Rolin Fowle and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Towle Of Enosburg Falls
and Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Stone and little
daughter, Gertrude, Of Berkshire visited
at the home of Joseph Dorr. November :.
MIR. and Mrs. Guy Laplant and Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Kelley motored to Lake
Carmi Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bedford. VIVA
have been passing a few weeks with their
daughter. Mrs. Charles Austin. have re-
turned to their home in Glenton. p. O.
Winfield Hill of Fairfield Center recently
visited his cousin, Craige Ovitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Sweet visited
their cousin, Robert. IN Watervillo Sun
day.-A surprise party was given Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Kelley at their home Satur-
day evening.-H. J. Cavanaugh passed a
few days last week at his cottage ut
Lake Carmi.
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ENOSBURC. FALLS

a son, Robert Howard, was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard +. Kimball No
vcmber 16.--News has been received of
the birth of daughter. Catherine
Jane, to Mr.. and Mrs. .. s. Pomeroy of
Riverside. Cal. November o.---Miss
Carrie Wilmarth is confined to the
house by illness.-AIiss Lois p. Burt.
who has been confined to the house by
rheumatism, IL much improved.---J. c..
Gaines was in Burlington on business
Tuesday.-Mrs. Inez Gorton returned
to Burlington Monday after passing a
few days in the home of NJ. 7. Perley.
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HIGHGATE CENTER

Mr., and Mrs, Harry Hogaboom and son
of Flint, Mich. are visiting at the home
of Mrs. Hogaboom's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, j. B. Dimon.-I. w. Souires. who
has been employed as chef at the Frank
lin House at the Springs, has returned
to his home on Canada street.--The
November meeting Of the Ladies' Aid of
the Methodist Church will he held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. $. W Russell,
this afternoon. Supper will ha
served at Ave O'Clock and IA cordial in
vitation is extended to every one to al
tcnd.--Deputy Collector w. w Wood.
worth is in Rutland and Deputy collec-
tor George scully OF the ST. Adams port
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ENOSBURG

The Rev. r. A. Burns and c. r. Leach
attended the sixth annual District Sunday
School convention at Georgia Friday and
at Fairfax Saturday.-Mrs. S. p. Perley
of East Berkshire is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Lyman Gllbert.-Miss Georgia
Young. who has been helping Mrs. S. p.
Stevens. was obliged 70 go to her home
Friday on account of illness.--The wom-
ans Missionary meeting was held Thurs
day at the parsonage. Study Of the new
book was begun and plans made for the
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WEST MILTON

Gladys Iby has gone to work for Mrs.
edwin Sibley.-Mrs. Edith Bombard has
been at c. l.. Sanderson's the past week.
Several attended the Armiatice Day
parade in Burlington last week Thurs
day.-Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Beauvas were
in st. Adams Friday.-Bennie Fresh was
visitor in New York State last week
at Leland Fresn's.-Mr. and Mrs. S. II.
Thompson, Miss Lillian Mcdonald, Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. Granger and son. Glenn,
attended the Tuxedo Minstrels in Burling-
ton last week
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refreshments and the young ladies the
entertainment.--The regular November
social will be postponed from Novem-
Der "a to December Mrs. A. p.
Clough is moving to Burlington. Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Barker. who have been
staying with Mrs. Clough since Mr..
Clough's death. are returning to their
homo in Burlington.
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MONTGOMERY

Mrs. r. s. Pratt is spending few DAYS
with her SON, Roger. at Enosburg Falls
Miss Leila Murrey is in town.--Rsy
Weatherby has sold his house, now oc-
cupied by Mr.. Tagle, to William Gar
row and Isadore Garrow will move into
it.-Frank Miller was in st. Adams Sat
urday.-Alferie Lafuery has bought the
James La1ock place and has moved
there.-The Ladies Aid will hold the an
nual sale and will serve II chickenpis
sumner next Friday
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MILTON BORO

Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Mills were at r.
II. Mills November 14.-Mr. and Mrs. b.
]. Martin were in this place Eunday.--
Charles Bullock Is spending the week in
Burlington and Watcrbury.-The Com
munity Social club will meet with Mrs.
Y. T.. Mills Thursday afternoon.-Mrs
William Decker and daughter, Minnie
were at East Georgia Sunday.-F. e.
Smith was in Fletcher Saturday night
and Sunday at the home of his uncle
Edrick Hunt, who Is in very poor health
Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop have moved into
George Taylor's tenement house on the
course.-Morris Hilbrard is at work for
c. II. Howard.
Miss Margaret Bruce spent the week.
end at Georgia Center, the guest of Miss
Sadie Wilbur.-Mr. and Mrs. John Shean
and family spent Sunday at c. E.
White's.-Miss Mae Bullock spent Sun
day at William Gonyeau's.-Dr Lam
berton was in town Monday and Tues
day testing f. Z. Smiths cattle.
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WEST BERKSHIRE

A daughter. Marilyn Lucille. was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Going Of Rich
ford at the St. Adams hospital Novem-
Der s. Mrs. Going will be remembered
as Miss Eunce Stanley Of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. King of Durham, Que,
have moved to the farm recently pur-
chased of Mr.. Vincent.-Clyde Longey
and family Of Abbott's Corner have
moved into Don Lang's house.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

The funeral of Mrs. Samuel j. Randall
was held Saturday afternoon from her
late residence. The Rev. Thomas Adams
officiated. Mrs. Randall was life long
resident Of the town and was II years
old and had lived 10 years on the place,
where she died. She was beloved by all.
The casket was covered with beautiful
flowers. There were friends present from
Essex. Richmond. Starksboro and Bris-
toll to attend the funeral. Interment was
at the North village in the family lot
Harold Walton has taken a lumber job
of Sargent and Beane and will go to
Forest City this week to begin it.-Mr.
and Mrs. Cassius Liberty moved there
Saturday to work for him in the lumber
camp.-Mrs. A. j. Swinger of Burling-
ton visited at Alison Swinger's Saturday.
Alden Elliot. an aged and respected
citizen, died Sunday afternoon at his
home in Huntsville at the advanced age
Of "a years He is survived by an aged
wife and one daughter, Mrs. A. f. Car
penter. The funeral was held Wednes-
day at the school house in South Starks-
boro, the Rev. Thomas Adams officiat-
ing.-Frank Morrill, has moved his fam
lily into Levi Liberty's tenement house
The first snow storm of the season came
Tuesday nght.-The Woodmen will have
dance November "a, Lessons orches-
ira of Burlington will be in attendance.
ST. GEORGE
Mrs. Florence Mnlham, who has been
visiting Mrs a. j, Purcell for the past
week. was called to her home In Rich
mond the 9th by the death of her old
est son, who was eectrocuted in Mont
pelier. Mrs. Miham has the sympathy
of the entire communicable, and Mrs.
G. F.. Peet were i'm Montpelier visiting
friends the first of tho weck.-Scveral
from this town We're in Burlington to at
ind the celebration Thursday.-Mr. and
Mrs. r. Il. Forbes and son visited at
Frank Forbes's in Williston Sunday
Edward Kchoe and son We're In Rich
mond Sunday.-Ituth Allen of Shelburne
visited her grandmother. Mrs. Wescott.
recently-Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Miles and
family of Wlliston visited at l.. J. We'll
IIngers Sundav.-Mrs. ina Isham has
gone to Burlington to spend the winter
with her daughter. Mrs. Ethel Young
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NORTH HERO

Grant barrow of Ogdensburg. y. Y,
was the guest of his sister. Mrs. o. y.
Knight, couple of days the past week.
Mrs, Sidney Way of Burlington spent
Friday at Amasa Way's.--A son was born
10 Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Cameron Novom-
Der 9.---Oscar Dodds of Boston Is spending
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Grand Isle County
GRAND ISLE

Friday evening will be held the
Epworth League banquet. which
is open to all members of the
young peoples societies in the
towns of Milton. South Hero, Grand Isle,
North Hero and Alburg. Following the
banquet, a public meeting will be held
In the church which will be addressed
by the pastors of the churches in the
above mentioned towns and by the Rev.
George H. Spencer. D. D.. of Boston.
This meeting Is open to the public and
all are cordially invited to be present.
The banquet will be at seven o'clock and
the public meeting will begin at eight
o'clock.-The Epworth League meeting
Misunderstanding at 1880 a. m. next
Sunday. Bible school at II 80 a. m.
Mrs Elizabeth Clough visited Mrs
Fanny Aldrich and other friends here
last week.-Friday evening, the Ep-
worth League will give banuet
to the Epworth Leagues from
Milton. South Hero and North Hero
Immediately after the banquet, there will
be addresses at the Union Church by
the pastors of the different local churches
and by DR.. Spencer of Boston.-W. A..
Martin. town representative, gave a re-
ception and banquet to a large number
Of friends at the Grange Hall Wednesday
Nov. TO- All the good things of the sea-
son were served after which music and
dancing were enjoyed.--There was a
meeting Of the Red Cross at the town
hall Tuesday evening.
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WILLISTON

The graded schools will give an en-
tertainment Friday evening at eight
o'clock. The children will give an en-
tertainment and they will be assisted
by soloists from, Burlington. and Vic
trola from Bailey's Music Rooms. The
children are doing this to earn money
for victrola for the school. 80 kindly
give your co-operation.-Mrs. Fl. NJ
Osborn and Mable Bushnell were in Wi
nooski a few days ago.-Mr. and Mrs
Peter SIENNA are visiting friends in
News Brunswick They will return by
the way of Rhode Island, where they
will visit there relatives.-Miss Adelia
Brownell went to Burlington Satur-
day to spend the winter months, clos
ing her rooms here.-Mr. and Mrs
James Small and Mr. and Mrs. George
Small and daughter. Evelyn, are visit
ing friends in Canada.-Mrs. Sarah
Leaf from Worcester. Mass, Is visit
ing at Mrs. Len Bings. She will go to
her daughter Mrs. Gertie Winters, in
Burlington in a few days.-Tires Isham
has news that his sons, hurry and
Henry, from California, are on their
way to Vermont and will be with
their father this week.--Charles Jen.
nett of Plattsburgh N. Y. spent part
OF last week with his daughter. Mrs
Denis kendrew. Mrs. Clarence Mar
tin and daughter OF Michigan, are
guests of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Miles-Harold o. Bryant went
to Massena, n. Y, last week for a short
time.--Mr. and Mrs Bessie Warren
were recent guests of their son, Grey
Warren. in Burlington-Mrs. Carrie
Morrill,. who has been visiting her
brother, William. in Woodstock. has re-
turned.-Mrs. Marion Lathrop from
Maryland is stopping with her brother
T. w. Cody, for the winter.
The Rev. Fl II. Richardson will preach
Thanksgiving sermon Sunday morn
ing at the Community Church.
thank offering meeting of the Wom-
ans Foreign Missionary society will be
held at the home of Mrs. w. Il. Fergu-
son on Friday afternoon of this week.
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JERICHO

Mrs. Ralph Brigham was IN Burling-
ton last week on busness.-Lillian La
deau, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. william
Ladeau went to Boston Saturday. where
she will he operated on for infantie par
alysis.--Mlss GLADYS Hanley has returned
from Essex Junction where she has been
visiting for few days at tho home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Tyier.--Harold Prior Of
Burlington was recent visitor at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton c. Rice
Mrs. Wilson Curtis was visitor Satur-
day at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Buxton In Burlington.-NTss Alice Fltz-
simonds has been spending few days
with friends and relatives in Burlington.
The Rev. William Cushmorc has re-
turned from his vacation.--NIrs. Quin-
Ian. who suffered shock few weeks
ago. and was in q serious condition. Is
somewhat better.-Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Chesmore. who have sold their place to
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher McGnnis. have
purchased two tenement house on
Henry street in Burlington and will take
immediate possession.-Mr and Mrs Fred
Foster of Burlington were recent visitors
at the home of Mrs Abbie Foster
Nearly 40 couples attended the dance ut
the school house hall given by the Jericho
Center grange.-Louis Paradee has re-
turned to his work for ]. I. Narney in
his blacksmith shop.-Warren l.. Day is
quite i'll and Mrs. Henry Ladd of Burling
ton Is caring for him. George Woodruff
Is carrying the mall during his Illness -
Mrs. Ralph Norton of Rutland was a
recent visitor of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Water Peltingill.-Mr and Mrs.
Herbert Mattress and daughter. who
have been visiting friends and relatives
In town, have returned to their home in
Berlin. ". H.-Tho Misses Mildred and
Mabel Bates are at the home Of their
parents owing to the closing of the Queen
City cotton miil.-Bernard Varney, who
has been visiting in Brattleboro. has re-
turned and gone TO work on the section
1t may be of interest to some to know
that Clifford Barney who sold his place
here and bought a place in Richmond has
gone into business with A. Wertheim in
"A meat market.-Mrs. Hopkins of Water
bury is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank,
Pease.--Miss Mary Pease of Essex Center
is spending a few days at the home of Mr.,
and Mrs. Leighton G. Rice.--Mrs. William
Yantz and two children of Bolton We're
visitors at the home of her mother. Mrs.
Sarah Tov Ind, Sunday.-NIrs. Hattie
Otis hos gone to Tarrytown, n. Y, to
visit her daughter. Miss Annie Putnam
for few DAYS
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SHELBURNE

Harold I. Thorp Of this village has been
appointed member Of the freshman
"peerade' committee. Mr.. Thorp Is a
Junior at Union College this year. The
freshman "peerade." which will be held
before the football game with Hamilton
November %. is a burlesque on current
events of national. city or college interest.
The ladies' OF st. GATHERINGS society
will hold q card party at st. Catherine +
hall this evening. Refreshments will
be served.-Mrs. s. b. Harmon Is
visiting friends In st. Albans.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Gabree will move this week
to Essex Junction. Stanton & Gabree
bought out the Archibald Parson ice
business In that place.-The regular
meeting Of the Modern Woodmen OF
America will be held this evening
There are several candidates to work and
William Thyme. district deputy. Will be
present to assist. All members who can
possibly be at the meeting are urged to
come.
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CHARLOTTE

Friendship Lodge, No. "a. F. and A. NJ.
have accepted an invitation from Bur-
iington Lodge. No. 100, to visit them
this evening.--Charles Kenyon has
secured employment with Michael Mack
and Will occupy his tenement.-Mr. and
Mrs. William Melrose, who have been
here the past two weeks. have returned
TO their winter home In st. Johnsbury.-
The Ladies' Aid will give an entertain
ment and supper at the vestry next FRI
day evening.-Quite a number from here
attended the Tuxedo minstrel show at
Burlington Saturday.
There will be an entertainment at the
vestry Friday evening. The committee of
the Ladies' Aid society Is putting much
time and work in getting up the enter
tainment and 1t promises to be very
good. Refreshments will be served dur
ing the evening.-The members of the
Library gave a party Friday evening In
honor of Miss Emma Leavenworth. Miss
Leavenworth leaves soon to spend the
winter in the middle West-Mrs. Burn
ham Terry. of Waterbury. Mass. who
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Frink, left for her home
Monday-Miss Laura Whalley has gone
to Boston, where she has a position for
the winter.-Mrs. S. B. Mcneil is spend
ing a week with her daughter, Miss Dor
is, In Burlington.-Miss Kathleen Smith
left yesterday for Washington. d. c.,
where she Is to spend a few weeks
Telephones have ben recently installed
in the homes of Richard. John, and Thorn
as Whalley.-Cyrus Horsford and fam
lily are moving into the Higbee house
recently purchased by them
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JERICHO CENTER

a pretty wedding took place at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Wisell Mon
day evening. November Is, at seven
o'clock when their daughter. Mildred
Margaret. was united in marriage to
Maurice Guy Beers. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Z. Beers of Montpelier. The cerc-
mony was performed by the Rev. Francis
Malzard. using the double ring service.
The bridal party entered the parlor to
the strains of the Lohengrin wedding
march. Miss Marguerite LAPEL. cousin
Of the bride. being maid of honor with
Vernon Wisell. brother Of the bride.
best man. The bride was handsomely
attired in gown of blue georgette. over
silk. and carried white chrysanthums.
The maid of honor wore blue messaline
and carried pink carnations. The room
was prettily decorated. the color scheme
being green and white. Only the imme-
date relatives were present. Light re-
freshments were served, after which the
happy couple left for Albany, New York
and other points. The wedding gifts
were many. including money silver and
glass and linen. They will be at home
to their many friends at 14S Shelburne
road, Burlington, after December l.
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SWANTON

w. ii. Jeffrey, secretary OF the
State board of charities, was the
speaker for the Mems Brotherho God
meeting of the Congregational Church
last evening at Library hall.-Supt.
Fl. +. Hunt was in Fairfax and
Georgia part of last weck.-The dis
trict Sunday school convention con-
sisting of the school of st. Adams,
Swanton and Highgate will be held at
the Methodist Church Thursday.--The
annual drive for Red Cross member
ship renewals will be conducted this
week under the leadership of Walter
Spear.-C. l.. Smith was in st. Adams
Sunday-Miss Elizabeth Dunton of
st. Adams was at her home here Sun
day.-The home of Capt. and Mrs. T..
NJ. Rockwell was the scene of very
social affair Friday evening in honor
of their son, Julian. whose birthday
anniversary was at that timc.-Miss
Marjorie Scott entertained n party of
her young friends Friday evening"
Mrs. r. ii. Brown entertained a group
Of friends at her home on First Street
Friday evening.
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BAKERSFIELD

The Congregational Church society has
extended n call to the Rev. William Clarke
of Wilmington TO become it's pastor The
chill has been accepted and Mr.. Clarke
will come here about December 1.-Mr
and Mrs. G. H. Boutell have closed the
bakersfield House for the winter and
have gone to St. Adams to reside.-Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Robe and daughter,
Miriam. of Enosburg Falls visited rela-
tives in town Sunday.-The Rev. Mr.. Rob-
bins, State Sunday school secretary.
preached at the Congregational Church
Sunday In the evening a Sunday school
institute was hold by the Methodist and
Congregational Sunday schools.-Mr and
Mrs. William Wheeler of Burlington are
visiting DR.. and Mrs. Landon Abernethy.
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HUNTINGTON

Mrs. Alton Philiph entertained the
Kings Daughters Wednesday at the
hall-Mr. and Mrs. B. F.. OBrien were
in Burlington Friday to visit his brother
In the hosptal.--Glenn johnson was a
weekend visitor at his home here from
Northf1eld
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FLETCHER

The Grange mot with the Cambridge
Grange Tuesday evening There will be
dance at the community house Fri
day evening.-Elmer Lamb of Peacham
has been visiting friends in town.-Mr.
and Mrs. l.. a. Wetherbee were in Bur-
lng;on recently.-Mr. and Mrs Frank
BooEan are some better and have opened
their house at Binchanvile- Frank Ted
ford of johnson Is helping A. j. Lamb
for few days.-The Lawrence Richard
farm. stock and tools will be sold at
auction Thursday.-Armond Meunier Of
of Enosburg is working for his brother.
Oscar Meunier.
j. S. Gibbs of Cambridge is moving
into Charles Thomas's house.-R. c.
Ballard of Fairfax was in town on bust
ness Saturday.-Ira Green was in Cam
bridge Wednesday to set up a new De
Laval separator which he sold to Frank
Heminway.-Mr. and Mrs. r. o. Strong
of Westford spent Sunday in town.-Mr.
Slator of Essex Junction general agent
for the De Laval separator company was
in town recently,
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Circle I. Of the First Baptist
church. met Wednesday afternoon
az the home ~ j =. Claybrook. zoe
Jackson street. and most cniuv-
able afternoon WAS spent There
were twelve members present. Tn,
following program was rendered.
Opening Hymn.
Prayer.
Devotional Led by Mrs. Chds-
,hir.
The Law Of the strangcr-Mr-
Clayluook
What is REORGANIZATION Mrs
Cray.
Why AUGMENTATION u Leccs
sary Mrs Duke
How Achieved Mrs nraly
The Meaning Of Amcricabi2itiun
Mrs. John short.
The Tragedy Of Amcrlclnizu,loi
Mrs \. T.. Meyer.
Pnsincss and adjournment
Following the program delicious
-circshmcnts OF mlrshmulloW cream
sandwiches. olives and coffee were
served by the hostess.