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Grand Isle County
GRAND ISLE

William Martin was called to Platts-
burg Wednesday by the death OF his
brother.-Emery Paradee returned from
the Mary Fletcher hospital Saturday.
where he has been for an operation on
his throat.-Mrs. Harry Wcscott is quite
seriously III with bronchial pneumonia
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Martin took their
infant daughter to the hospital Friday
for an operation for mastoid abscess.-
The seven months old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Baker died at their
home here Saturday evening.-Mr and
Mrs. Fl. s. Macomber, Mr. and Mrs. E.
w. Gordon and Mrs 8. w. Tobias at
tended the whist party at South Hero
Inn Friday evening.-Mrs w. G. Minck-
Ter is visiting friends in Bolton and VIC
!nity.-Ernest Hanley Is driving the
Standard Oil company's wagon during
the Illness of Percy Livingstone-Little
Emile Rousseau died at the Fanny AL
len hospital. Winooski, Tuesday morning
after two weeks Illness with meningi-
It's.
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MONTGOMERY

The death of Mrs. Della Hope. which
occurred early Sunday morning has re-
moved one Of the older inhabitants of
this town from our midst. Born in New
York State in 1887, she married the late
Antoine Hope in 1855 and for many years
lived on the farm a few miles outside
the village. but more than 30 years ago
came to live in the house now occupied
by her daughter. Mrs. George COPELAND,
where she died. The late Mrs Hope had
been ailing for about five years but six
weeks ago was taken worse. The funeral
took place December Z, being preceded by
short prayer service conducted by the
Rev. Allen kirkness. The funeral seiv-
ice was in the Roman Catholic Church at
Montgomery Center, the Rev. Father
Cote officiating and the burial was In
the Catholic cemetery. Those present
from out of town We're Mrs. Frank KIM
ball of Newport. Mrs. Herbert Webster
of Newport, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Cassa-
vaes of Richford, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Hope of Richford and Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Tracy OF berkshire Center. There
was large attendance Of neighbors and
friends.-Mr and Mrs. Edward Rushford
nave returned home after paying SOW
eral visits in Observation-Disclosures
Samuel Jewett Is quito ILL., Miss Tia Pud-
van is working for har-Miss Lucille
Pratt has returned home. having resigned
her position with the Swanton Savings
Bank where she has worked for three
yeaTs.-Ihe Ladies' Aid social held
Thursday at the home OF Ms. Frank Mil
Ter was n great success. There was a
large number present and the society
will net about si5 from the supoer
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EAST BERKSHIRE

The funeral of Mrs. Homer +. Comlngs
was held from the Congregational Church
Thursday afternoon at 1;3O o'clock. the
Rev. c, j. Peterson OF North Craftsbury
officiating. The Woman's Missionary So
cety of which she was a member. at
tended In body. The bearers were DR..
e. NJ. Brown of Sheldon, Walter Perley
of Burlington Kent Perlev of Enosburg
Falls, Merle Pease OF Montgomery Cen
ter. Deacon A S. Sykes and F. N. Oviatt.
Among those from out of town to attend
the funeral We're NJ. +. Perley and son.
Kent Perley, and daughter, Miss Rather
Inc Perley, Miss Bell c. Stone and Mr..
and Mrs. f.. ]. Parmelee of Enosburg
Fails, Walter Perley of Burlington, Mrs
Frank Hopkins and two daughters. OF
Franklin, DR.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Brown or
Sheldon, Mr.. and Mrs. William Perley
ana Albert Perlcy of Richford. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Judd Of Enosburg Falls ana
Mrs. Fred Norton Of Randolph. Mrs.
tomings is survived by her husband. two
brothers, NJ. +. Perley of Enosburg Falls
ana Walter perlcy of Burlington, one
sister, Mrs. William Claflin of Los An
eeies, Calf, an adopted daughter, Mrs.
Merle Pease of Montgomery Center
stepson, W. q. Comings OF Mississippi.
ana stepdaughter, Mrs. Fred Norton OK
Randolph,r-The funeral of Edward KEN
ber was held Friday afternoon at l:W
O'Clock from the house, the Rev {. ~
Peterson of North Craftsbury officiating
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RICHFORD

The literary meeting of the Rchford
Woman's club will meet at the home Of
Mrs. II. A. PufYer Monday evening at
eight o'clock. The program to be used
Is as follows Music; How Our Nations
Laws Are Made" Mrs. Edythe Smith !;
reading. Mrs. Leslie Taylor: music, the
Woman's Club chorus; Current Events, !"
Mrs. Lou K. Thomas.-The Junior-Senior
High School will hold a bazaar and en-
tertainment at the opera house December
16 and H. The program on December 1s
will consist of a band concert and a pIay.
'Robinhood." presented by class two.
Fancy articles and candy viii he on sale.
Various stunts will furnish amusement
for al at n small price. ON December II
n one-act play. IA Case Of Suspension. -
VIII be given followed BY % social hour.
Parents and friends OF the school are In
vited to contribute articles for the sale
and are especially urged to attend. The
entire proceeds will be used for the pur-
chase Of plano for the school--Thc Sec
ond number of the lecture course given
by Lincoln Mcconnell, liz. D., in Colonial
theatre Tuesday evening was one of the
best ever delivered in this place. Tho
subject Of the lecture was THE Guy Tha,
Delivers the Goods" DR.. Mcconnell KEEP,
the undivided attention Of the people for
nearly two hours
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SWANTON

Kings Daughters sale Vas held in
Library hall Thursday afternoon and eve.
ming and was splendidly patronized.-Ira
Wood, one Of Swanton's old and respected
citizens, died a. his home on tho st. Al.
bans road early Wednesday Dec I. The
funera, services were held at the homo
Friday afternoon at two o'clock. the Rev.
r. Wilson Day ofticiating.-N1rs.C sisson,
aged 50. died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Hollis Sunderland. on Church street
Thursday morning. Funeral services
We're held al the home Saturday forenoon,
the Rev. r. Wilson Day officiating. Burial
took place IN Malone. n. Y
Tho first club party Of tho Taauahunga
club will be held in their rooms Tuesday
evening Of next week. The monthly meet
ing of the club will also be held at this
time.-Mrs. II. l.. Prouty and son. Ken
meth, have gone to Lowell, Mass. where
they will make their homo for the present
"A daughter was born November % to
Mrs. Alvah Magoon OF Stowe. Mrs
Magoon Is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
.. G. Warner Of Swanton
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CAMBRIDGE

Miss Dorothy Leavens is at home from
Montpelier Seminary or account Of illness.
Miss Marjorie Newton spent the week.
end with her sister. Mrs. Buel Brewster.
Mrs Elsie Gates of Montpelier was in
town Wednesday.-Stati Agent Barrows
is enjoying two weeks vacation.-Sev-
eral from this place attended the dance
at Watervile Thursday evening given by
Landlord Huntress.-Mrs. Walter Gould
Is convaescing from her recent illness
Miss Hattie Doug ass. public health nurse.
will be at the vacant room upstairs In the
school building December 16 and after
wards will BE here every other Thursday
the entire day. People should avail them
selves of this opportunity.-A. r. Day was
In town Sunday.-Stnte Fish and Game
Commlssioncr Linus Leavens Is home
from Montpelier MIR. yurri.t from Bris-
toll has been the guest of his sister. Mrs.
A. A. Chase.-E. H. Olmstead OF Norris
VILE was In town on business Thursday.
MIR. Wright Of BclcherrIie Is supplying
in the station in absence or Mr.. Sarrows.
Eugene Bacon % Burlington has res
Gently entered the employment OF A. A.
Chase.-At tho fair given by the Ladies'
Union many aprons and fancy articles
were sold however some remain unsold
and these may be seen at the residence
of w. NJ. Smith the remainder of this
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MILTON

The Woman's Auxiliary of the Episcopal
Church viii hold their annual sale of USE
full and fancy articles, aprons, etc, at the
village hall over Kennedy's store Thurs
day afternoon at three o'clock, with sup
per at six o'clock.
The chairman, DR.. l. S. Coburn. of the
recent drive for the Red Cross. reports
that 233 memberships were obtained, more
being secured than last year.-Dr. How
ard, district health officer of st. AL
bans and Miss Marjorie Bostwick, Red
Cross nurse, of Burlington were in town
all day Tuesday examining pupils of the
various schools.-An error Of recent date
was an item which stated that A. Bask-
ley and family visited at the home Of
Charles j.. Parker whereas it should
have read Charles L. Jackson.--Mark
Bowen and family left town this week
for their new home in Port Arthur, On
tario. Canada, where Mr.. Bowen has a
position.-Seymour Macia Is reported as
getting the first deer shot in Milton on
Monday morning.-Dr. l. S. Coburn and
John Winslow went to Belvidere Mon
day on a hunting trip.-Mrs Gertrude
Landon went to Alburg Sunday. called
there by the serious illness of her mother,
Mrs. Jane Flynn. who is i'll with pneu-
monia.-George A. Phelps. l.. d. Latham.
John Gokey, Howard Parradee and Fred
Ballard went to Richmond Sunday to
hunt. deer.-Miss Coburn passed Sunday
with her brother, DR.. Coburn, and fam
ily.--At the w. G. T. L. meeting at the
home of Mrs. a. A. Herrick Saturday.
December 4, the social hour was devoted
to the important subject of "Americani-
cation" A very interesting and instruc-
tive program was carried out under the
leadership of Mrs. w. G. Newton rs
follows: Patriotic music by the Victrola
reading Immigration Our Biggest
Problem Mrs. w. G. Newton: reading,
foundation or immigration, which,.
Mrs. Emily Morrison; duet, America
the Beautiful" the Misses Ruth Hol-
combe and Glenna Phelps; QUESTIONABLE
by all present; letter from the National
Director Of Americanization read by the
State superintendent, Mrs. II. II. Fuller
The Americans Creed" repeated in con-
/ cert followed by salute to the flag
America" w. c. T. U. benediction.
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Franklin County
ST, ALBANS

A daughter Meryle Louise, was born
November 30 to Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha e.
Corrigan.
News has been received of the birth OF
a son. November % at Newton, Texas, to
Mr. and Mrs. J. Polk Mcmahon. Mrs. Nc
Mahon - a daughter of the Rev. and
Mrs. Albert Gale of Pittsburgh. n. Y,
formerly of this city
William Arthur Peno and Helena Mayo,
both of this city, were married at ST.
Mary's Church Saturday afternoon at five
O'Clock, the Rev. J. J. Boy,e performing
the ceremony. They were attended by Mr..
and Mrs. Henry j. Blanchard.
Mr.. and Mrs W. L. Engrem Of Rutland
and Master John f. Dempsey of this CITY,
left Monday for st. Petersburg Fla.
where they will spend the winter.
Miss Billie O Lempie. who left June
80 for n trans continental trip on her lit
tie Morgan horse, salem" Is rapidly
approaching her destination. On No
vember %, she had reached Reno. New.
Miss Eva Gonyeau, who underwent a
slight operation at the Marvin sanitarium
Monday, returned home Tuesday.
Miss Irene Sault underwent an opera
ton at the Marvin sanitarium Tuesday
Her condition is favorable.
Among the successful deer hunters In
this county are Arthur Rice of East
Swanton, who killed doe Tuesday
morning on Swanton Hill. Floyd T. Pot
ter shot a doe weighing $50 pounds Mon
day morning near Belvidere. j. A. War
ner. VINO was in the same party. also
bagged doe. William Labounty shot a
four pronged buck Tuesday morning OF
st. Adams Hill.
A son was born Friday mornini
at the st. Adams hospital to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Robert Underwood of Swanton.
Miss Louise Whitehead is confined to he
home on account of injuries sustained
Friday afternoon when she slipped on thu
sidewalk in front of her home on Nasol
street.
The condition Of Daniel Flnton o
Franklin, who underwent an operation a
the St. Adams hospital. Friday, is favor
able.
The condition Of Mrs. Kenneth Boynton
| who was operated upon at the hospita
| Saturday morning, is improved.
| The body of Mrs. Letitia A. Dixon
| widow of ID. Webster Dixon. who die
December at Newton Mass, at the ag
i of II years, was brought to this city Sat
urday morning accompanied by he
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BAKERSFIELD

Jacques Brown. a resident of this town
for more than 60 years, died December
of old age. Mr. Brown was 95 years
Old. He is survived by two daughters.
Mrs. Eta Sabourn of Hudson Falls.
n. Y, and Mrs Clarence st. John Of
berkshire. and one grandson. Allen
Sabourn, of this town. The funeral was
held Saturday from st. Georges Church.
the Rev. Father Carrieres officiating.
The daugh ter, Mrs. Sabourn. was unable
to be present on account Of i'll health
Andrew, the ten-year-old son Of Julius
Jordan, was kicked by horse last week
Thursday afternoon and died almost in
stantly. The funeral was held Saturday
from ST. Georges Church. the Rev Father
Dame of Sheldon Springs officiating. The
burial was at Fairfield Center.-Three
funerals were held at st. Georges Church
the past week, the two above mentioned
and the funeral of Miss Mary Brennan Of
East Fairfield. which was held last week
Tuesday.
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RICHFORD

DR.. Linwopd NJ. Kelley. son OF Mr. and
Mrs. ]. F. Kelley of this place who has
been practicing medicine at Manchester
for several years. has moved TO Kew
Garden, Long Island, residence pace
about Is minutes ride from Now YORK
and will continue his practice there
The sale and supper given in Colonial
theatre Thursday afternoon and eve.
ming by the ladies' OF ST. AIMS Episco-
pal Church was q great success and the
net receipts were .3c5.-Miss Edna Scott
OF Oneonta. ~ Y. was a recent guest
at the home Of her friend. Mrs. Orpha
Smith. of Main street.-Luke Martin of
Port Chester, N Y, has been visiting at
the home OF his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Martin OF Eastern avenue
George Ruiter. aged 10 years. who has
been employed by Or. c. S. Scoheld for
several years., died suddenly Friday
morning The body Was taken 70 tho
undertaking rooms OF Powell & Comi:gs
company where Ito funeral service was
hold sunday attcr1ioon. The Rev. j. ".
Tripp ofliciatcd ava the burial was in
Hillside cemetery.-A civil service ex-
animation for the position of clerk and
mali carrier in the local postofiicc Will
be held ir this place Saturday, Deem
Der 1.-THE eight year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Mitchell Bolt Of South Rich
ford died November 30 of black diphthc-
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ENOSBURG FALLS

Allen II. Manley, at one time a promi-
nent contractor and builder Of this vii
lage, died at his home on Church street
Tuesday afternoon Of last week. lie
had been In failing health for three years
and death was due to shock and a COM
plication of diseases. The funeral was
held from st. Matthew's Church Friday
morning at 1890 o'clock the Rev. Jack
son l.. Cole officiating Besides his wife.
he is survived by two sons. Harry OF
Irasburg and Charles OF Braintrec, by
former marriage, also by an only
brother. Licender Manley, of Wisconsin,
who is the last survivor of a family OF
IL children Mr.. Manley was born In
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HIGHGATE CENTER

J 3. Cordoren. who .s employed IN Moa-
trea Z. @, spent the weekend with his
family in town--p. A. smith of Sheldon
Springs. was in town Monday-Miss Lii
lie Mckinney has returned from visit
with relatives in Fast Fairfield. Mrs.
Melvin Lent has returned from Swanton
Junction, where she has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. l.. A. Roberts.--Mr
and Mrs. l.. Nye spent the weekend
in North Haverhill. \. H.. visiting Mrs.
Nyes parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman NIL
ler.-Mrs. Mary Phillips is spending the
week with friends In lohnson,-D. w.
Steele was a business visitor In Montpe.
Her last week-Mr. and Mrs. Fed Wright
have moved their household effects to
town ind are occupying the Latham house
on Canada street.-Miss Lottie Munsell
and Miss Lena Cutler are occupying the
j. B. Corcoran apartment In the Jarvis
house on Main street.
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WOLCOTT

Mrs Della Davie died n: her home here
December after a long illness from
general debility. The deceased was 81
years Of age. Funeral services were held
from the house Friday. the Rev. Frank
Odridge officiating InterTnent was made
in Fairview.-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kelley
Of Lyndonville are guests at John keiiey's.
Mr.. Kelley is hunting deer.-Mrs. Norman
Porter and Mrs. Ned Davis of WillistoH
are visiting their parents here.-Mrs'
Emma Fisher Ia in Williston visiting her
son, A. r. Fisher.-Mrs. i, f. Lepalme
PASSED tho day Thursday with friends in
N
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EAST CHARLOTTE

A large number Of men from this To-
cality are away deer hunting this week:
Lewis Beers and Charles Martin having
gone to Warren; and Frank Roscoe,
Ethan Rule, Albert Bell and Ben Garen
to Ripton.-Mr. Aube moved last week
from the farm Of ]. ]. Qunlan to the A.
l.. Sherman farm, which has just been
vacated by Alfred Barry.--N1r. and Mrs
George Hazard and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Van Vlet attended the funeral Of Mrs
Frank Miles in Monkton Friday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Roscoe attended the funeral
of their sister. Miss Nancy Roscoe in
New Haven Tuesday.-Mss Sarah A.
Wooster has gone to Austin, Texas, to
spend the winter with friends.-John
Hart and daughter have recently moved
from the Hosford house to their own
house at the Baptist Corners.
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FAIRFAX

Mrs. A. n. Southland is pass
ing few, days with friends
in Rutland-S. w. Brush and w.
N. Brush went Sunday afternoon to Boil
ton for the opening of deer season.
Wendell Southland and Charles Parsons
were business visitors in st. Adams Sat-
urday.-Homer Wilbur and Henry Dom
nelly of st. Adams were in town Sunday
on their way to Eden for the opening OF
deer season.-Mrs. II. B. Bellows Is con-
fined to the house by illness.-Mrs. f. l..
Vincent has returned from visiting her
daughter, Mrs. w. Buckley. In Burlin9-
ton.-Waldo White, Virgil Irish Mrs. "
Melendy and Miss Iona Irish We're In
burlington Saturday.-The Rev. +. San
derson who has been i'll is improving. but
was not able to preach Sunday. A sermon
was read.-Edward Leach has returned
to his school work in Norwich University
F. c. Stewart was a business visitor in
Burlington Saturday.-H. F.. Leach, who
has been in Burlington for treatment for
several weeks. has returned home.
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SHELDON

Mrs Ardele Fullugton was "a recent
visitor in Bnrlington.-Mrs G.. y. Morse
and son. Clyle, Went TO Cambridge
Tuesday to attend the funeral of F. II.
Fulington,-Mr and Mrs r. G. Jcnnison
attended the funeral of A. II Man
ley at Enosburg Falls Thursday.-Dr. and
Mrs. c. NJ Brown were called to East
Bcrfs miro last week by the sudden death
OF Mrs. II. f. Comings.-A business meet
ing of the Earnest Workers class will be
held Friday evening ut the home of Reu-
ben Preston.-Thc annual business meet
ing of the Sunday-school Board of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will be held
Thursday evening in the vestry Of the
church. large attendance is desired.
Simmer will he served
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ling Christian character and quiet pleasing
personality won for him multitude of
friends during the SO years of his life.
He was held in highest esteem by all who
knew him. His death removes from our
midst wise counselor. kind neighbor.
a loyal friend. beloved citizen, and n
godly man. The Rev. c. c. Cornell off,
ciated at the funeral. quartet consist
ing, Of Mrs. l.. l.. Connor, Mrs. James
Cook. J.. L. Conner and Joseph Cook very
beautifully rendered four selections. The
singing was especially appreciated by the
family as Mr.. Bushnell was, for many
years. organist and leasssr Of the Metho-
dist Church choir at Starksboro. where
ne spent the greater part of his life.
Those present at the funeral from out
OF town were Mr.. and Mrs. Mark w.
Bushnell, Mr.. and Mrs Guy r. Bushnell.
of Thompsonvlle. Conn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick c. Smith, Of Middlebury, c..
w. Norton. Mrs. A. NJ. Norton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar c. Norton. Miss Ella NJ. Nor
ton. Reuben J. Norton, Cardell Norton
and Mr. and Mrs. Perley X. Hill, of Bris-
tol; Ira r. Forbes, of Stoneham. Mass
Harley S. Daniels. Natick. Mass: Fred
Bushnell and daughter Miss Jane, of
Mansfield. Mass: w. n. Hill, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Dixie and John Maxfield of
Starksboro. The body of Mr.. Bushnell
was taken to Starksboro for interment in
Green Mountain cemetery.-The Deem
Der meeting of Hope Circle of Kings
Daughters will be held ut the home Of
Mrs. Lizzie Tilley Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Bostwick has charge of the literary pro-
gram.
Sidney Bushnell. SO years old. died
suddenly Friday afternoon at 124t
o'clock. Mr.. Bushnell lay down for a
, nap, when his wife called him found
that he had died. The funeral was held
at his late home on Monday at
! IL noon, with burial at Starksboro. Mr.
| Bushnell had been apparently In his
usual health. He Is survived by his
! wife; two daughters. Mrs. T.. w. Pierce
of Hinesburg and Mrs Frank Smith OF
Middlebury; and two sons. Mark and
Guy Bushnell of Thompsonvil]e. Conn.
| Miss Grace Brothers entertained
party of young people at hel
home Friday evening.-Dwight Lyman
entertained the freshman class at his
home Friday evening.-Wiliana r.. An
drews and II. NJ. Owen left Saturday fol
Gilmore to 60 deer hunting. The higf
water in the swamp near Shelburne POND
makes the road nearly impossible. Much
of the traffic goes by the way of Shell.
burne
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WEST ENOSBURG

VI. i. Hubbell, II. j. Cavanaugh. Eu-
gene Hart. Victor la Cross and William
and Fred Pfannstiel ere camping on the
mountain during deer season.-Mrs. Clyde
Lavalla and little son. Clyde. visited at
the home of Mr.. Lavalla's grandmother.
Mrs. Louise Norway Wednesday.
Craire Ovtt is passing n few days at
the home of Elmer Kclly.-Mrs. Addie
Hare of Watervie recently visited her
sister, Mrs. Charles Austin.-RolliA
Brown is moving his family back to this
place from the farm of John Bulls in
bakersfield which he carried on last
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EAST FRANKLIN

Fl. E. Broe was IN Bedford Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ. Scott Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Fl. Pomeroy and Miss Marion Gilbert
were in st. Adams recent!y.-C. A. Peao
was in Montgomery Thursdav.--Harrson
Blair, of Montgomery. ia visiting his SIS
ter. Mrs. A. w. Peao Earl BENJAMIN. was
at home Sunday from sheldon Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Weld are at the horne
of p. G. Feldman. Wilma Stafford, OF Abb
bolts Corner, Que, is at the home Of her
grandpa rents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles SAT-
ford.-Mrs. NJ. K Judd, f. w Olmstead
and son were at Enosburg Falls Satur-
day.-Miss Kathryn Gilbert was at home
Sunday.-Miss Grace Whitman, of Rich
ford. was a recent guest Of Miss Ruth
Olmstead.-Mrs f. J. Powers has re-
turned home after passing a week in Cam
ada at the home of her father-Miss Ma
bel Bates has gone to Berkshire after
passing few days with her sister, Mrs.
John Glidden.