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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-28

caddock in bout accepted as q
worlds title affair and was himself
beaten by Stranger" LOWS In New
York the night Of Dec. 49,.
William NJ. Johnston lost his tennis
championship to William T. Tilden.
who also annexed the British Court
championship. $. Davidson Heron al.
so failed to hold the amateur golf
championship, which was won by
Chick Evans. Ted Ray, the British
star. took the American open title
from Walter Hagen. to hold the golf
championship down. He lost the title
In skating to Oscar Matheison, the
Norwegian.
After being missing from the top
circle for some time, Ernest Barry,
tho British prosecutor. returned to
the select circle by beating FELTON, for
the championship.
BY Resolute's victory over sham
rock ~, America retained the cham
pionship OF the seas. and the Olympic |
Championship was again annexed by
The Yankees.
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PASADENA MUST SEND
100000 IN REFUNDS

PASADENA, cal, Dec. 2S.-(A. P)
More than 500, 900 will be returned
by the Pasadent Tournament OF
Roses officials to disappoint seekers
OF tickets for the Tournament foot
ball game here next Saturday between
the University OF California and Ohio
state University, it was estimated
here recently.
Applications, many accompanied by
checks. came for more than 100 900
tickets As Tournament Park, where
the game will be played cannot hold
more than $4,000 people at the most.
the larger part OF the applicants were
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-28
WILL TALK GRAIN MARKETING

GREAT FALL. Mont, Dec 2S.-(A.
PD-The problem Of grain marketing
s chiefly to concern the seventh an
iual convention of the Montana Union
II the American Society Of Equity and
ls well the sixth annual meeting Of the
'o-Operators' Congress. which are to
e held lhere Feb 1912. inclusive.
Warren J. Stone, president of the rail-
oad brotherhoods' cooperative bank
It Cleveland. Ohio. is among those ex-
'ected to be present, it is announced by
v. Burlingame, president Of the
guilty Union. Governor Dixon Of Non
ana also will be asked to speak.
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Gun CIUB mas MANAGER

PORTLAND, ore, Dee. 2S.-tA. P.J
%. y. Ford. promiRnt California
trapshooter, has been named as man.
ager OF the Portland Gun Club. Ford
will take up his new work in Janu.
ary 1. 1877.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-28

DR.. X. ]. York. the Chinese Spe
cialist has spent years in study and
reseapnh work, both in China and
this country. thus enabling him TO
treat any acute and chronic disease
of men and women.
He uses only curative Chinese
roots and herbs as a means of treat
ing diseases known to human be-
ings.
These remedies have been used
for many generations and have
been given credit by patients using
them.
Anyone who may be suffering
can call to see him.
*. j. YORK CHINESE MEDICINE
CO.,
No. 121 w. Rose st.
Walla WaIla, Wash.
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Hoods
SarsapariNa
Makes Food
Taste Good

creates an appetite. aids digestion,
purifies the blood, and thus relieves
scrofula, catarrh, the pains and
aches Of rheumatism and gives
strength to the whole system.
Nearly SO years phenomenal sales
tell the story Of the great merit and
success of Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t
IL 'ust the medicine you need now.
HCJd's Pills help--fine cathartieS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-15
PANTON

The stereoptican slides. "Around the
World In a Day." given by the Rev.
Spidell at the Baptist Church were very
good and a good number was out to see
them. Refreshments were served and the
sum Of 50 added to the church treasury.
Mr. mi Mrs. C.. Spaulding attended
the funeral Sunday of Stukely Smith Of
East Addison.-David Pichard of Water
bury, Conn, has arrived at his farm here
for the SUMMERTIME Ladies' Home Cir
Gle met Wednesday evening with the
president. Mrs. Wright Hoyt.-Mr. and
Mrs. T.. ]. Stage of Vergennes spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Spaulding.-Wil-
liam stanton of Bristol spent a few days
in town last week.-Mrs.. Stanton Cross
of East Addison has recently visited her
sister. Mrs. Adelia Conant, and family.
Howard Allen and mother, Mrs. Jenette
Spaulding spent last Saturday at John
Spauldings.-The g Elmer West has
been assigned to the pastorate of the
Federated Church here and will begin his
duties next Sunday at the Methodist
Episcopal Church, where the services will
be held during the conference.-A very
heavy rain fell Monday night and Tues
day. The l%ow-lands. brooks and cellars
are flooded.
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Mrs. Clyde Wilder and two daughters
were guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Tomlinson in Essex.-Miss Anna
Yantz has finished clerking for Jordan
& Nealy and Is at the home of her
| mother, Mrs. Catherine Yantz.-Miss
Ethel Munger of Bolton and Maurice
Beers of White River were Sunday
, visitors OF Miss Mildred Wissel.-Seth
Bruce of Burlington was a guest Satur-
day of his aunt. Mrs. Irving Ballard
, Harold Hunt Of Burlington was a guest
Of his mother. Mrs. Lillian Hunt, Satur-
day.-Galen Cady Of Essex Junction was
a guest of Frank Kinney Sunday and is
also visiting his brother, w. r. Cady.-
The Rev. and Mrs. +. j. Malzard and lit
tie son left Monday for Utica. n. y.
where they will spend some time at the
home Of Mrs. Malzard's parents.-In the
absence of the regular pastor, the Rev.
A. s. Bole. pastor at large, will preach
next Sunday.-The following officers
have been elected to put over the Congre-
g~ational world movement drive
Director, F.. B.. Jordan; assisting director
of listing. DR.. NJ. o. Eddy: assistant
director of publicity, w. S. Nealy; WON
ans work, Mrs. Eliza Thompson. The
local quota Is s5Oo.-Madam Malzard will
board with Mrs. Wilder and Haywood
during Mr.. Malzard's absence.
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UNDERHILL

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Metcalf are the
parents of a son born April 1O.-Mrs.
Minnie Mead of Elmore is a visitor at r.
p. Tillison's this week.-Mrs.. L. II. Rock
wood of Boston Is the guest of her moth
err. Mrs. Clara Bennett, for a few days
The graded school opened Monday after
a three weeks vacation owing to the
prevalence of mumps.-Miss Mildred
Metcalf of West Bolton was in town Sum
day.-Mrs. Clara Bennett was in Morris
Vile this week to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Clark Richardson.-Supt. Fl. s.
Read of Richmond visited the. high school
Monday.-Miss Ella Place of Richmond
was a recent visitor at H. c. Bogue's.-
Mrs. r. o. Chase returned from Richmond
Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. S. NJ. Packard of
Jericho Center We're visitors Saturday at
G. NJ. Meads.-Mrs r. H. Day of New
York city is the guest of Mrs. A. c.
Tumphrey.-Mr. and Mrs. s. NJ. PalmOer,
who have been spending the winter with
their son, in Essex Junction, returned
home last week and have opened their
house for the summer.-Miss Doris Small
was given a surprise party Saturday
evening in honor of her eighteenth birth
day.
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RICHMOND

The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Peck,
died Tuesday morning at the home Of
and Mrs. L. C. Conant, will be held =
Church Of Our Lady of the Holy Ro
Thursday morning at nine o'clock.
Peck suffered a shock of paralysis
years ago and had been confined to
bed since that time. The deceased lie
one daughter, Miss Minnie Cutler of
town and one son. VINO resides In
Jersey and several grandchildren
Josephine Paradee has returned fro
few days stay with her daughter in
lington.-Mr. and Mrs. r. W. Shepar
have returned from a weeks trip IN
York and Boston,. W. McGarghan
taken suddenly i'll Sunday while
turning from Williston, but is conv
cent.-Edward Dover Of Idaho is VS.
his sister. Mrs, A. l.. Terrien.-A ST
will be served at the C~ongregat
Church Friday evening, TO which the
die are invited.
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ESSEX CENTER

Harold Adams. at the Fanny Allen
piral, is reported TO be gaining raj
after n successful operation for al
dicitis.-Mrs. +. NJ. Bigelow is seri|
i'll. Her daughter. Lucy Bigelow V
arrived from Connecticut Saturday
with her mother.-Miss Dean and
Nash spent the weekend in Middle
Mrs. F. NJ. Bigelow is improving s
after a very serious illness.-The
Of the Federated Church will meet
the high school teachers for pre-
Thursday evening.-The first and 81
year classes in agriculture are hui
"A hot-bed coldframe for early veget
at the school and will make a stut
seeds and plant growth.-The Err
teachers Of the Burlington district
meet with Miss Marion Dean Sat,
afternoon for the consideration o
signed topics relative to fundam
principles of the teaching of Engli
the high school,,
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LINCOLN

Loren f. Jackman has teen reap
pointed license commissioner by Gov.
p. w. Clement.-Miss Grace Turner
visited in Starksboro last Week.-Mrs..
Charles Grace Of South S!arksboro was
a recent visitor In town.-The Ladies' Aid
society will have their annual election of
officers Wednesday afternoon, April IA
The regular meeting OF Prospect Grange
will be held Tuesday evening and District
Deputy A. T. Clark OF Addison will be
present.-Merritt Stowe Of Springfield has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Frank
Atkins,-Ohcers Of the United Sunday
school have been elected a follows: Super
intendent, T. X. Burnham: assistant
superintendent, C. A. Purinton: secretary,
Harold Cove; treasurer, c. A. Purinton
chorister, W. f. Butterfeld. -Fred James
of Underhill spent the weekend at the
home Of Mrs. James father. Elmer
Parental dance will be given Friday eve-
ming at Jackman & Garland's hall.-Mrs.
Morton Hale of Cabot Is visiting in town.
-Gwynne Bean returned Saturday to the
University Of Vermont.-Miss Lottie
Philips. who has been spending a vaca-
ton here from her school In Benson, re-
turned Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. John Ben
ton we're in Mortified Saturday to at
tend the funeral OF n relative.-Fre
Jackman and family of Bristol spent Sun
day in town.
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Ice cream and cake was served and all
left wishing Mr.. and Mrs. ninth much
success in their new home.-The grange
held a meeting Friday evening and
worked the first and second degree.
There will be n meeting Friday evening
1t will be corn night County Agent
Churchill and Miss Fuller will give talks.
-Stukley w. Smith died at his home
Thursday evening of heart failure. He
was "a years of age and was born and
had always lived on the farm where he
died. He leaves a widow, "a years of age;
one son, Or. NJ. d. Smith of Pelham.
N. Y, and one daughter, Mrs. Spencer
Hawley of Panton. The funeral was held
Sunday afternoon from his home. the
Rev. A. j. Bowser officiating. The bear
ers were: DR.. M. D. Smith. Clarence
Hawley. Spencer Hawley. Robert Stow.
o. A. Smith and Bush Willmarth.--Mr.
and Mrs. Stanton Cross were Sunday
guests of Mrs. Conant of West Panton.
Mrs. Helen Hillon of Connecticut is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. w. w. Clark.
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SHOREHAM

Henry Souder and Addie Turrill were
married Friday afternoon at the parson-
age by the Rev. r. B. Simmons.-Shore-
ham needs a plumber.-Tuesday April 20,
supper will be served In the ladies'
rooms at seven o'clock, which will be fol-
lowed by an address on the Inter-Church
World Movement by the Rev. w. T..
Frazier of Vergennes.-Mrs. S. u. Walker
and son. Russell. were here from Bird
port for the w~eek-end.-Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Guyette have returned to their
farm here.-Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Dudley,
John DeWolf and Harley Cook were in
Weybridge Tuesday to attend the funeral
of a relative. Mrs. Olive (White) McAuly.-
Fred Guyette received word Tuesday of
the death Of his sister. Miss Olive
Guyette. in a sanatorium in Albany.
Miss Guyette was a trained nurse and
had been i'll several weeks.-Hands Cove
Chapter. D. A. r., meet at the home of
Mrs. Harry Church Saturday April H.
The service Sunday, April IS. in the Con-
g%regational Church will he at two
o'clock, when there will be an infant
baptism.
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Chittenden County
CENTER

Henry Brewster died at Waterbury
Thursday of pneumonia. He is survived
BY a wife of this town, one son. Forrest.
of Starksboro, his mother of Waterbury,
a brother. Hiram Brewster, of Burling-
ton and a sister, Mrs. Edward Charles,
of this town. The funeral and burial
were held at the North vlllage.-Mrs,
Jennie Russell has gone to Bangor, N,
Y. to visit her mother. who is ill.-W. w.
Higley and family of Richmond are visit
ing his brother. A.. II. Higley.-Alfred
Wright is moving into the house he re.
Gently bought of George Bartlett
Hiram Brewster of Burlington was ar
over-Sunday visitor of r. r. Strong and
6. T. Randall
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MILTON

Mr.. and Mrs. MAJ L. Powell and sons
of Burlington were guests Sunday of
Mrs. II. f. Powell.-Mrs. Alice Byrnes
Of Burlington was a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs F.. S. Morgan Sunday.-The Rev.
Father Charbonneau of st. Michaels
College is assisting the Rev. F. II.
Paquet, who is not in COOL health and
unable to attend to all the church
duties at st. AIMS Church.-The Rev.
L. f. Herrick returned Saturday from
n visit with his daughters in Ran
dolph.-Mrs. S. L. Shoyer expects TO
leave home this week to visit her Sis
ter, Mrs. Clara Bowers. in Millhali,
Penn. who is very in.-Mrs, Peter
Jerome has a very rare plant, a
Texas Easter lily, which has fifteen
large blossoms. Mrs. Jerome was In
Texas a year ago and brought home
the bulbs which have grown into a
large plant. Che flowers are much
larger than a tiger lily and beautiful
colors.--Miss Helen Robinson, who
has been at home i'll with mumps, re-
turned to Alburg Monday. where she
is a teacher in the public school
Miss Louella Wagner of Fairfax is
visiting at the home of John Wagner.
Principal of the Essex Junction
high school. with Lawrence Martin,
were Sunday guests of Lawrence's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B.. d. Martin
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Martin and
daughter returned to Burlington Sun
iay.
The annual installation of Chittenden
Chapter, No. SO. Order Of the Eastern
Star. was held at Masonic hall Tuesday
evening, with a good attendance. Ice
cream and cake were served. The off,
GERS were installed by Addie F. Allen,
associate grand matron, assisted by
Edythe Coburn as marshal. The officers
are as follows: Worthy matron, Mrs.
Lottie Coburn; worthy patron, Alec
McNally; associate matron, Mrs. Sabra
McNally; secretary. Mrs. Addie i. Allen;
treasurer, Mrs. Ethel Phelps: conductress,
Mrs. Winifred Kennedy; associate con-
ductress, Miss Mildred Ashley; chaplain.
Mrs. Martha Jerome; marshal, Mrs,
Myrtle Robinson: organist, Mrs. Ellen
Phelps; Adah, Miss Jessie McNally; Ruth,
Mrs. Alma Brigham; Esther, Miss Flor
ence Carmia; Martha, Mrs. Maud Powell;
| Electa, Mrs. Edyth Coburn; warden, Mrs.
Jennie Mears: sentinel, Ethan Baxter.
Mrs. r. j. Robinson has received word
of the death of her cousin, Sabin Ran
kin, In Dorchester, Mass. The funeral
was held in Dorchester Sunday. He
| leaves a WIG III a hihE MI nan
kin was a merchant here years ago in
| the Meeker building Mrs. Guy Barker
of st. Adams was here the first of the
week TO visit her sister, Mrs. II. ii. Bee
man.-The Woman's Auxiliary met with
| Miss Lorraine Perry Wednesday after
moor and worked on articles for a SALE
| Charles Allen died at the home of Will
liam Sanderson Sunday night after a few
| days illness. He was thought to be
about 20 years OF age, with no known
| relatives colonial luncheon will be
served at the Methodist Episcopal
| Church vestry Friday evening, with an
address on the Inter-Church Movement
by the Rev. William Miller; musical and
literary program; luncheon at $50 p. m
Miss Ethel Brigham of Burlington has
been passing a week at the home OF her
brother, Ray Brigham.-Roscoe Leven-
way. who now resides in Saskatchewan,
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Canada, where he has been in thd
road business for several years.
rented his mothers, Mrs. Ida Level
farm in Milton. Mr.. and Mrs. II
way and three children expect to
Milton about April 30. Roscoe has
taking a months vacation on ad
of poor health, and during that
visited his sister, Relief, in Vancou
Miss Doris Whitcomb of st. Albd
visiting her cousin. Miss Glenna 1
Mrs. George Gillon of Fairfield \
her brother, Charles King, here.
King sold his household goods at
ton Wednesday and it is reported h
Join his brother in the West.-Mr
Mrs. Joseph Sanders of Glens
N. Y, were here to attend the fl
or their grandson, James Gordon
win Beewart of Maine was q visit
j. A. Kennedy's Tuesday and Wednt
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Jerome left
Wednesday morning for Pittsfeld, ]
where they will visit their daughter
Harry vaughn, and family.-Mrs.
Holcombe was in St. Albans Wedn,
Nathan Smith is Ill OF bright's d
at his fathers home, Henry Smith.
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MILTON BORO

Mrs. Fay w. Berry and son are
Tlconderoga. y. i, for a few W
visit.--Mrs. D. r. Bean and Mrs. &c
Taylor were in St. Adams the last OF
week.-Mortimer Reynolds is Ill.
King is attending him.-Mr. and
Austin Bevins We're at John Broadly
Sunday.-Mr. Luman has moved int
f. Elmer's tenement house and
work for Mr.. Elmer this summer.-r
Mills was home from St. Adams
school Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. c.
White were in st. Adams April l0.-A
Cameron has returned from n yisi
Burlington.-Dewey McNall, after sp
ing 10 days at the house Of his uncle
L. Bullock. returned TO Burlington
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HUNTINGTON

The funeral of Henry Brewster
held Saturday afternoon at two O.
at the Union Church. the service
conducted by the Rev. Thomas Ad
Among those from out of town to a
the funeral were his SON.. Forrest E
ster and wife of Starksboro, al
brother. Hiram of Burlington.
deceased, who has been in failing h
for a number Of years, died of
monia. He also leaves a mother.
Annette Brewster.-Miss Mabelle
of Colchester, who has been a que
Miss Marjorie Morrill, the past few
returned home Monday.-Mrs. w,
Benway went to Pittsfield Monda
visit her daughter, Mrs. Briggs.
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NEW HAVEN

Mrs. F, f.. Rowley is visiting in Bur-
lington.-Mrs. +. NJ. Partch Is visiting In
Boston and Fremont, N. H.-Mrs. Paul
Bareor has returned home from a visit
with friends in Burlington and North
Ferrisburg.-Mrs. Helen Hathorne and
Mrs. d. O.. Jones entertained the
Ladies' Union Wednesday, April 14.-MH.
Jennie Blair of Peacham is a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. G.. C. Coates.-A blu jay sup
per will be given by the juniors In the
town hall Friday evening.-Silas Doud
and daughter have moved to their new
home at the street.-Mrs. M. Poulin is
keeping house for her son. Raymond.
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B

Mrs. w, G. Fletcher has returned Fl
Morrisville. where h was called by
illness of relatives.-L. T. Spear has
turned to Burlington after spending
weekend with w. q. Fletcher.-Cha
J.. Benedict spent the weekend with
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.. BENEDICT
A tea will be givon by Mrs II
Tower this afternoon, the proceeds
ing for the Kings Daughters--
condition Of Mrs. c.. n. Roberts,
had a shock Thursday, still remi
critical. She is sroing weaker, "
Tinkham of Burlington was called
terday in consnltation.--The infant
of Mr., ami Mrs. Clayton ShCrtslct
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CENTER

Mrs. Bessie Stafford Burns. wife Of G..
L. Burns. died last Thursday. after a
few days Illness. The funeral was held
last Sa~turday.-Mrs. Quinn having sold
her farm, has taken rooms temporarily
with MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Wimble.-The
schools opened for the spring term Mon
day.-Leslie Cook Of North Underhill has
rented and moved to Lewis Fitzsim-
monds' farm.-Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Ter
rill have returned after passing the win
ter in Connecticut and Massachusetts,
Commencing last Saturday and con-
tinuing Sunday and Monday sugar
makers had the biggest run of sap this
season.-The condition of Freda Tillison,
who has been i'll for several months, is
not improved.
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HINESBURG

Miss Mabel Eddy, who has been with
her parents for some time, returned to
her school in New York Saturday.-Mrs.
T.. w. Burley was at the store of G.. G..
Reed Thursday with a good supply Of new
spring hats. II is expected that she will
be there on Thursday for several weeks.
Miss Ruth Hubbell spent the weekend
in Burlington. Her brother, Landon, is
at the Fanny Allen Allen hospital.
Mrs. Lutte Coates. who has had a seri-
Gus operation at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital, is gaining.
Howard j. Sprague has returned from
the Fanny Allen hospital. Mrs. David
Carpenter Is entertaining her sister, Mrs.
Russell, of Jersey City. N. J.-Miss Veda
Cassidy eturned Monday to her work at
Plattsburgh Normal school.-The regular
meeting of Hope Circle of Kings Daugh-
ters will he held with Mrs. Addie Reed
Friday afternoon. This will be an i'm
portant meeting as delegates to the
State convention to be held In May are tc
be elected.-Ephriam Bissonette has
moved from Starksboro to the Corners
He will work for the Borden company
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CHARLOTTE

At hte annual meeting of Chan
Chapter, o. e. S., the following o,
we're elected for the ensuing year:
thy matron, Mrs. Margaret HorI
worthy patron, Robert Holmes: ass
matron. Miss Emma Leavenworth;
dustress, Mrs. Linnie Phillips; ass
conductress, Mrs. Elizabeth Tower;
tary. Mrs. Daisy Williams: trea
Mrs. William Fletcher. There will
special meeting of the chapter @
evening of April q when the install
of these officers will take place.
will be a meeting of the Whist cl
library hall Wednesday evening"
Lewis is at the Mary Fletcher he
for treatment.-Mr. and Mrs. :
Smith are the parents of a SON,
Franklin, born Friday at the
Fletcher hospital.-Mrs. William \
has returned from Shelburne
Mass.-Elliott Frink of Randolph
Sunday with his family here.
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ST. GEORGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Forbes or VIII
were at the homo Of his brother, II
Forbes. Sunday.-Edwin kehoc is alb
be about.-Clark Hinsdale was in
lington Saturday.--Mrs. Ellen Place
a Weekend visitor at her HON in w
ton Sunday.-Earl Aver was over on
islands last week shipping beans two Q
Mrs. Earl Aver returned home Wed
day evening after passing a few
with her sister and three brother
Observation-Disclosures King is better.
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GRANVILLE

Fred Burke has moved his family from
G. w. stones house at the Lower VIII
lage to the house purchased Of William
Shirley at the Corner.-Herman Ford
VIZ, in Barre last wcek.-Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Hook. who have been boarding at
Frank Lingard's during the winter.
have gone to Ida Tabers to board.-The
Rev. T. II. Cresey Of Rochester called on
friends in town Monday.-Mr. and Mrs.
II. B. luce spent two days in own last
week.-The rear Of the %Champlain
Reality Cos. log drive left town Mon
day.
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WESTFORD

All the schools in town except tn
lage school opened April IL. The
at the village will begin April
Harold Adams, who has been in thu
pital for an operation for append
has returned home.-Mr. and Mrs. f.
Smith of Wisconsin came last we
spend some time with Mrs. s
brother. A. p. Wilcox.-Henry Car
and family are moving from the Rice
to the village