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HIGHGATE SPRINGS

There is every indication this early of
very successful season at this popu-
lar Vermont summer resort. The big
hotel was opened by the chef and
Arthur Caderette and Is cleaned and put
in shape for business after being closed
all winter. A new iron roof has been
put on the front side and some other
improvements made or are to be made.
The new Lake View House that Gordon
]. Plat is building on the lake shore Is
progressing rapidly and this week will
see most of the inside finish on second
floor and the outside ready for the paint
ers. II Is 60 feet front facing the lake,
with IL foot veranda extending across
the whole front. Mr.. Payette. the Chef
is already on the ground assisting In
getting the new hotel in shape to open
early in June. The foundations for
large garage in the rear of the hotel are
in and work will be begun as soon as
the carpenters finish on the hotel-M. d.
Smith of Ardmore. Okla. Is expected to
open his cottage in Camp Randolph Fri
day. The cottage has been reprinted and
improved. as has the Blanchard cottage
adjoining. The lumber Is on the grounds
for extensive improvements upon the
DR.. D. D. Grout cottage that Mr.. Smith
purchased last fall.-The Randolph COM
pany plan extensive improvements upon
the community boarding house, which
will open earlier than usual.-Herbert
Little Of Morrisvlle and Mr.. Decker. Of
Montreal. are enjoying the excellent pike
and pout fishing, stopping with Charles
Peters. formerly of Morrisville.-H. p.
Dolleries, the Sunshine Biscuit man, has
opened the Judge Hall cottage for the
fourth successive season..
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ALBURG

Beginning last Monday the Cen
tral Vermont train No. IL, eastbound.
from Rouses Point. n. Y, to st. Adams.
leaves this station at 1915 y. m. instead
of at three o'clock as previous. The
other trains are scheduled at the old
hours. Reports of the canvass made by
the committee Of the Union Congrega-
tional Church In the recent drive for
funds for the united campaign show that
the quota was oversubscribed. The club
house at Fast Alburg opened last week
for .he season under the same manage
ment. which has conducted the hotel dur
Ing tne last few years.-R II. Roberts
returned Monday morning from a trip
OF few days In Boston.-ff. c. Tiisjop
of Beverley, Mass, was a visitor Of
friends here last week.-F. S. Ralston of
st. Adams Is in town for n short stay
Gels Botsford left Monday for Massena
n. Y. to make the trip on the steamer
Venus to Rouses Point, n. Y, via the
st. Lawrence and Richelieu rivers. The
boat is to DE used IN tho ferry business
at Rouses Point after being remodeled.
The ferry boat of Henry Blair. which
operates between East Alburg and Lake
wood. was put Ia commission last week.
Cars can now get through to Swanton.
but have to travel through long stretches
OF water along the river road out Of
Swanton.
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Fairfax.--Mr. and Mrs. James Bowman
has returned to New York after visiting
Mrs. Bowmans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
+. Blatchy.--The Rev. and Mrs. @. A.
Emery have moved to North Hero.-Wes-
ley Abel of Randolph Center. and Miss
Lepha Abel. Of Burlington. were at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Abel Sum
day.--There will be a meeting at the Meth
tdist vestry Saturday afternoon at 2:3O
for all girls over ~ years Of age who are
Interested in the Camp Fire Girls.-Miss
Grace Bragg, who has been spending a
few days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. o. Bragg. has returned to Haverhill,
Mass Archie Coburn Of Grayball, Wyom-
ing. Is here to spend the summer with
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Coburn.-The Rev.
and Mrs. Milo jeffrey have moved into
the Methodist parsonage. Miss Frances
Blatchly of Burlington. Is spending some
time at her home hcre.--Mr. and Mrs.
George Stanley have returned from Gaf
ncy, S. c.. and are spending a few days
with Mrs Stanley's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. b. Wood. Mr.. Stanley will soon
take up his now position as superintcn-
dent of streets In Burlington.-The reg
ular meeting OF Banner Grange. No. $50,
, =. of will be held Friday evening An
/ interesting program is being prepared and
light refreshments will be had.
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WILLISTON

Fear Osburn las been engaged
by A. e Martin for the coming season.
MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence We!linger and
children from St. George were guests of
Mrs. Lewis Miles recently.-Mrs. Sarah
Leet of Burlington and daughter, Scale.
OF Worcester, Mass, spent few days
last week at their old home here remov-
ing the household goods, as this is now
owned by the Wright Brothers for
tenement. Mr.. Porter. who works for
the Wright Brothers, moved his family
to the Leet place last week.-The mid
week prayer meeting will be as usual
Thursday night.-Mrs. William Young Of
Lowell has been the guest of her mother
Mrs. Catherine Conner. for A few days.
Asher Hall of Essex Junction called on
friends here a few days ago.-The funeral
of Jackson Miller, one of the Oldest resi-
dents of this town, was held at his late
home last week Friday at 200 p. m. In
tcrment was in the East cemetery.-Mrs.
Hattie Osborn and son spent one day
last week in Winooski.-Mr. and Mrs.
b. F. Goodrich spent last week Friday
in the city.-Miss Nellie Isham of Bur-
lington spent few days last week with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Tiras Ishanl.
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JERICHO

Miss Mildred Buxton ard sister, Juna'
who have been spending the last Few days
with their grandmother, Mrs. Ahbie Fos-
ter. have returned to their home in Rich
mond-B Gambol IF Barre Is woriint
at the Densmore shop and boards at the
homo ce Lorenzo ". Ricc.--Mr and Mrs
John T. Krewet and daughter. Elizabeth.
Of Mnmaroneck. y. V, have arrived in
tonn and are Occupying Miss Butts cot
taFt Mrs. Edward Waller, who has
been spending several days with her
sister. Mrs Fred Wells. in huntington,
r";Urned to her nome Tuesday evening. BE-
Mrs. .Tohu Schilhammcr and grand
daughter, Elinor, were recent visitors in
BuriinEton at III" Mary Fletcher hos
pital 90 see Mrs. !. -. burrows. They
were accompanied home by Mr.. Burrows.
Miss Eertlla Schillhammor of Westford
vas on over-Sundny visitor o. her parents.
Mir. and Mrs. William Schlllhammcr.-Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Tominson and Lula Lin
'r.i. WHO spen: tho "i"tcT ia Ess"N
Junction. have moved back - their nome
Rocco. who has been
IN failing health for 4 few weeks. has
closed nj, house and gene e It hospital.
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SOUTH HERO

The remains Of Charles Baker were
brought here from Burlington Monday.
The cause Of his death was pneumonia.
The young child Of Lewis Santor Is very
i'll with pneum onia.-Miss Mildred Hoag
visited the Rev. and Mrs. A. b. Hoag
last week-Dr w. w. Styles has just
returned from st. Petersburg. Fla. where
he spent the winter.-Miss Bertha
ingalls, is visiting her sister, Mrs. +. H.
Snyder-Dr. Webb, chiropractor. gave
talk on her work Friday at Rev. A. B.
Hoags. DR.. Webb will be at Mr.. Hoag's
every Friday from Hoo to nine. Anyone
desiring treatment can see her at that
time.-The sandbar is still impossible and
may be for several weeks.-Mrs. c. II.
Reade returned Sunday night from New
York city, where she has been visiting
the last month.
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NORTH HERO

The Rev. G. w. Emery, who Is to be
the pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church this year. arrived with Mrs.
Emery last Saturday evening and was
entertained over Sunday at the homo
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Atkins. They
arc now housekeeping at the parson-
age.-Mrs. Fenton Hazen is entertain
ing her sister and husband. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. D. Stone of Albany N Y.
They have rented a cottage of Mr.. Ha-
zen for the summer and will occupy
It as soon as the weather will permit
There was large attendance at the
Epworth League meeting last week.
The next meeting will be this week
Thursday evening with Neil Way as
leader and an address by Stanley
Painter the farm bureau agent. Re-
freshmcnts will he served at this
meeting.-NIrs. Paul Tager is spending
this week in Montreal.-Harvey bod is
spent the Weekend in Burlington
Margaret. the -year-old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holmes. died
last week at Brandon al the result Of
an attack of pneumonia Mr.. Holmes
went to Brandon and returned with the
remains. the funeral being held at the
home of her parents Thursday after
noon. The Rev. H. +. Sweet conducted
the funeral service. 1nterment was
made in the Grand Isle cemetery
Ruth Moore AMI Leslie Tudhope of the
Burlington high school spent the
week end at their respective homes
Fred Lavine has returned from the
Mary Fletcher hospital where he went
for an operation. II was decided there
to not operate until later, hoping thai
medical treatment might restore his
health.--Walton Hazen went to Mont
real last Friday evening for the pur-
pose of a try-out as to his ability to
pitch ball for club in that city dur
ing tho summer.
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ming by the Fidelis class.-Miss Rachel
Carey, who spent the winter in Hart
ford' Conn, and Springfield, Mass. re-
turned Friday to spent the summer at
her nome here.-The stores at Colchester
Center will be closed at six o'clock Tues
days and Thursdays beginning May 90
The Grange Will meet Friday evening in
the parish house. The following program
VIII be given: Selection by the orchestra
recitation by Gerald Manning; piano solo.
Helen Shaw; reading, Lillian wolcott ;
selection, orchestra; topic for discussion,
(which Has the Better outlook for the
Future. the Young Man Working for
wages in the City or the Young Man
Working for Wages in the Country?'
opened by p. w. Severance and NJ. II.
Manning. followed by Frank Washburn
ana Herbert Sever ance; solo by Mrs
@. A. Somcrville; recitation. Mrs. Leland
severance: selection by the orchestra.
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SHELDON

Miss Eliza Marsh of Enosburg Falls
was a weekend guest at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs II. +. Marsh Hubert, the
seven-montil-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
G. e. Fairbanks. died Sunday night Of
commissions. The funeral was held Tues
day afternoon. with intermcnt in the
village cemetery.-Miss Ruth Brown Of
Syracuse University was at the home Of
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. l.. VI. Brown.
for the week.end.--AIrs Lyman Tracy
and little daughter and Mrs. A. Greene
Of Jeffersonville were visitors at the
home OF o. T. Greene Sunday. Tho Rev,
Albert Abbott. the new pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, preached an
interesting and helpful sermon on
prayer Sunday morning .-Mra. William
Austin has returned homo after few
days visit Mt her daughters, Mrs. VIII
liam Carter of East Berkshirc.-F.lton
Lance Of the University of Vermont was
recent guest of Or. and Mrs o. NJ
Brown.
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drive. The quota assigned to the church
was $1,000 The money will go to the
various boards which are carrying on the
extension work of the Congregational de-
nomination.
Mrs. stephen NJ. Driscol underwent a
successful operation at the ST. Adams hos
uital Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin L. jerks have ar
rived from Augusta, Me-, and Mr.. jerks
has entered the employ Of A. T. Holmes
in his candy shop. Both Mr.. and Mrs
jerks are former residents OF st. Adams.
They are occupying an Apartment in the
Seymour building on the corner of North
Main and Kingman streets.
Miss Mabel G.. Greene. who underwent
an operation at the st. Adams hospital
last week, is making favorable recovery.
Joseph Gillespie underwent an opera
ton at the st. Adams hospital Monday
morning His condition is favorable.
Joseph Walsh underwent a successful
operation at the ST. Adams hospital Mon
day morning.
Mrs c. II. Sabin and son, Herman Sabin,
left Saturday for Hartford. Conn.,, where
they will reside in the future. Lloyd
Sabin, who has been here several days.
accompanied them. Both Lloyd and Her.
man Sabin are employed by the Metro
politan Life Insurance company. which
has headquarters in Hartford.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert II. Ford of Chi
cago. formerly of St. Adams. have an
nounced the marriage engagement of their
daughter. Margaret Nichols to Richard
loslvn, professor of languages at the
Worcester fMass) Polytechnic Institute
The wedding will take place in Septem.
Der.
A son was born yesterday to Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Coveau of the Bay.
At the annual meeting Of the st. Al
bans Bay Cemetery association. hel
at the town hall at the Bay Tuesda,
afternoon. the following officers wer,
elected. President, S. ]. Brigham
secretary, b. L. Brown: collector. Mrs
William Council: trustee for thre,
years, c. v. Meigs.
The First Baptist Church of this city
which was apportioned so,aio of the 500.
COCO campaign of the Northern Baptis
association. has met It's allotment.
Mrs. IT Harrington Brooks and It'll,
daughter. Ann. of Brooklyn. \. V. ar.
expected in tho city next Tuesday to spcn,
the summer with Mrs. Brooks parents
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Greene They will
he accompanied by Mrs. Homer Brooks o
st. Adams Point, who Ia now visiting IL
Brooklyn.
and Mrs Clifford Beals OF IIoyt street
died Tuesday evening at the ST. Alban
hospital. The baby was born that dag
The body was taken to W. A. McI.ennan'
undertaking parlors Oh Kinsman stree
where the funeral took place yesterda
afternoon. The burial was in Mount Cal
varv cernetery
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COLCHESTER

The supper and literary program given
by the United Church April q were much
enjoyed by all present. The sum OF VS. 10
was realized,-Miss Clara Titze of the
Blakely school was very pleasantly sur
prised last week Friday afternoon by the
pupils and parents of that district in
honor Of her birthday. Dainty refresh
ments were served.-Mlss Deborah Baker
of the Burlington training school is OBJ
serving in the Blakely school this week.
Harry and Jesse White, who have been
visiting their parents. left last week
Thursday evening for Washington, from
which place they will motor to Califor-
nia.-The Fidelis class met with Miss
Ivis Bullock Saturday afternoon. All
had an enjoyable time.-A social will be
held In the parish house Saturday eve
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EAST BERKSHIRE

Mrs. Melvin Yates was in Enosburs
Falls Saturday.--Thc body Of Mr.. Clough.
who died of pneumonia in March, was
brought here from the vault In Richford
for burial in the Congregational cemetery
Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Clough has
moved from the tenement in tho old
creamery into II tenement in ID. w Paurs
brick house.-'rhe annual meeting of the
Congregational Cemetery association was
held in the church parlors Tuesday after
noon. H. a. Pond was reelected prcsi-
dent and Mrs. Mary =. Anderson was re-
elected secretary and treasurer. The
same board of trustees was re elected
Mrs. George Ciarno is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Durham.
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Lamoille County
STOWE

The members Of the H. Fl. Smith
Women's Relief Corps held very sue
cessful all-day session Saturday. A large
number was in attendance, including
the State officers, Mrs. Mary Goss. de-
partment president, and Mrs. Lula Blan-
chard, department treaturer, both of
Montpelier. and ~ members Of the Ezra
Stetson Post of Waterbury Center.
Among them present was the president.
Mrs. Florence Batchelder, and other Of
ficers Mrs. Minerva Tinkham, president
of the II. H. Smith Post, presided at the
sessions. which were held in the Akeley
Memorial building. A delightful dinner
was served by the ladies Of the Post in
the banquet hall. Routine work was car
He'd out at the forenoon session. In the
afternoon the following candidates were
received into the order: Mrs. Agnes
Jenney, Miss Sadie Harlow Mrs. Beu,ah
Foster. Mrs. Ethel Sears, Mrs. Viva
Smith, Mrs. Bernice Cobb. Mrs. Cleo
Stafford and Miss Alice Barrows. The
membership now included a grandmother.
mother and daughter in one family, Mrs.
Sarah E. Dewey, the president: Mrs.
Tinkham and Mrs. Maude Pike. Plans
for the observance Of Memorial dav were
completed. The members OF the American
Legion and Boy Scouts are expected to
take part. Commander Of the Legion, Rae
burn NJ. Mcmahon will preside at the exer-
cises there will be community sing OF
national songs and the Hon. T. c. Cheney
of Morrisville will be the speaker of the
day 1t was voted to provide a suitable
memorial to be placed in the River Bank
cemetery for the unknown dead of tho
army and navy of the World War.-Mr.
and Mrs. William Macutcheon and Mrs.
Macutcheon's father, Lewis c. Ray
htrr aft
passing the winter at Jacksonville, Fla.
Little Jessie Prescott is doing we'll and
is able TO pay about after the removal
by an operation of n large cent that
became lodged in her throat Curran
Bellows, who has been laid up for some
time following an operation for removal
Of a toe, is recovering and began
work at the violin factory Saturday,
The senior class of Stowe high school
gave a Lander's Orchestra dance at the
Akeley Memorial building Friday eve
ming, but as a result of half-hearted sup
port by the townspe ople they went deep
ly In debt. There were about GO couples
present. half of them from Morrisville.
The senior class play will probably he
put on May IA. An inter-class track meet
was held after school Friday afternoon.
All the contests were held except runs.
The results were, seniors 30 points.
juniors % points, sophomores I, fresh
men l. eighth grade |, and seventh grade
| point. The runs will be held some day
next week. Tickets for the oil painting
which Mrs. Chase presented TO the So
Nor class may be obtained at the drug
store-W. l.. Demeritt visited his daugh-
ter. Miss Mildred Patterson at the COL
chester telephone exchange Friday.-Ma-
nlo street ladies met with Mrs. n. L,
Bacon Friday afternoon and organized
"A Community Ladies' Aid club, with Mrs.
Lillian BarroSs president Miss Annie
l.. Bigelow, secretary and treasurer;
Mrs. Amber Macutcheon, Mrs. Ella Bruce
CONTINUED ON page 100 4,
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April e, ut tho home of the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Hammond, In
Essex. Mr. and Mrs. Hammond are Mill
ton residents. The groom IL commander
of the Milton American Legion Post and
besides serving in the World war and
on the Mexican border, was member
of Company y, National Guard, for sew
eral years -Mrs. d. j. Hadley returned
Thursday after a week with her daugh-
ter. Mrs Webster. In Swanton.-John
Gull. who has been passing the winter
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dow in West
Haven. Conn. was In the village Friday.
At the annual meeting of the w. c. T.
L. which occurred last Saturday the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
Miss Ellen Hyde Wagner; first vice pres
dent. Mrs. Earl II. Slocum; second vice
president. Mrs. A. A. Herrick; secretary.
Mrs Maria II. Cooley; treasurer. Mrs.
w. G. Newton. Delegates to the County
Convention. which will be held at Nil.
ton May 1918 were elected as follows:
Mrs. A. B. Landon, Mrs. NJ. II. Cooley,
Mrs. o. II. Hewey. Mrs. George Rob-
nson. and Miss Ella Wood. All
committees necessary for arranging and
carrying on the work of entertaining tho
convention were also elected.-The prize
speaking contest of the Milton high
school April 30 was largely attended and
three prizes awarded. The first prize of
So was awarded to Miss Hannah Talbec.
The second prize went to Miss Grace
Watson. The third prize was won by
Wilbur Beaupre. The judges were Mrs
Charles Jackson of Milton. Professor
Dickinson of st. Adams high school and
Superintendent Hunt of Swami on.-Mil-
ton Post No. IS, American Legion. will
hold a special meeting 10Y the traisac-
ton Of business Monday oTcnin;- May 10
every member is requested 20 he present;
The proceeds from the admission tce
of fifteen cents 80 tl,e pll1e speaking
tofnlIed sc5
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SHELBI1RNE

Shclburnc is promised n special attrac-
ton Sunday evening In an illustrated adj
dress on THE Call of the People" in
which the Rev. r. r. Mitchell will pre-
sent about Is beautiful stereoptican views
OF the Mcthodists' great exposition, the
centenary celebration. held in Columbus
last July. and the great musical pageant,
THE Wayfarers." The pictures are fur
nished by the centenary commission and
arc of a high order. The program will
include some song slides and hymn
beautifully illustrated. The pictures will
also be shown In Hnesburg Friday eve
Charlotte Saturday, North Ferrisburg
Tuesday, and Ferrisburg Wednesday.
each time with IN address on the under
taking of Methodism's big forward move
ment and exposition of the church's
problems and the ways in which they
are to be met.-William Ingerson and
Mrs. Mary Spear OF Burlington were
married at the Methodist parsonage
Monday evening by the Rev. r. r. Mitch
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TOWNSVILLE

William O'Neil and family moved
Tuesday into their new home recently
purchased of W. \. Church.-The
many friends of Catherine Whalen will
be glad to know that she is rapidly
recovering from her recent operation.
Mrs. w. w. Miller of Woo istock has
been recent guest of Mrs. Frank
Che ssmore.-Ralpha and Maurice Buxton
were visitors in Jericho over Sunday.
Miss Wheeler of Burlington is assist
ing Miss O'Brien in the school for a
short time.--Captain Randall and fam
lily have moved into apartments in
Richmond-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ger
main of Jericho called Monday on his
mother, Mrs. Orlla Germain.-Mrs
Lawrence O'Mera OF Topsham was the
guest of Mrs. Arthur Brassor Monday
Mrs f. II Lombard Is in Montpelier
for few days.--Miss Marietta York
has returned 20 her duties In the
telephone eXchangc.-Mrs. c. r. Hap
good spent Tuesday in West Bolton
with her mother.
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MONTGOMERY

j. a. Flint of Pom" Mont, is visiting
his mother. Mrs Tarble. and will return
shortly with his family.-Lawrence Pratt
has been suffering from the prevailing
distemper.-Mrs, Coan. of the Center, is
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Cope
land.-The Rev. and Mrs. George Smith,
of Black Falls. are visiting in Enosburg
Falls.-Mrs. Eva Feree has returned to
South Hadley, Mass, after visiting friends
and relatives for some weeks.
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EAST FRANKLIN

At the annual meeting of the Gene
terry association these officers were elect
ed: President, c. NJ. Scott: secretary and
treasurer. T. E. Thomas sexton. \. w.
Peao; collector. C. NJ. Scott; trustees. +.
G. Weld, q. II. Pomeroy and r. H. Cham
berlin. Officers for the Union Meeting
House association are: President. Mrs. r.
II. Gilbert; secretary. F. e. Thomas;
treasurer. c. A. Dewing; trustees, C. NJ.
Scott. E. II. Chamberlin and G. II.
Pomeroy.-The Ladies' Aid served supper
Wednesday evening.-Several friends of
Miss Wilma Towle were entertained at
her home Saturday in honor Of her birth
day.-The body of George Rublee was
brought here from Rldhford for inter-
ment Thursday.-Recent guests In town
include: Miss Minnie Tibbets at the home
OF Ivan Tibbets; Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Dawson OF Sheldon at the home Of II. S.
Willard; II. NJ. Glidden Of Franklin at the
home Of =. w. Olmstead.-Mrs. F.. D.
Gallup has returned from Bolton. QUE
f. Il. Olmstead, who has been in poor
health the greater part Of the winter. is
not as well.-Miss Katheryn Gilbert was
home from Enosburg Falls over Sunday.
Miss Ethel Powers was home from
Sheldon over the week -end.-Mss Ethel
Lawyer has returned from Abotts Cor
ner. Que, where she has been visiting.