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slgIs INITIALS ARE L. c."

of4opsis.-Adventurous and recK-
VI rather than criminal. and ex-
he by liquor. Curly F1andrau and
chum, Mac. both practically
9ss boys, become involved in "A
~,s-stealing adventure. Dispos-
Of the stolen stock In the town
lEaguache, Ariz., the band sepa-
o1s. Mac Is killed by a posse and
"'ly taken captive. after he has
sit and himself been wounded.
70 man shot Is Luck Cullison, a
'mer lighting sheriff. Cullison's
ends determine to lynch Curly
an example 70 cattle thieves.
tith the rope around his neck he
saved by the Intervention OF Kate
Lllison, Luck'B daughter. Luck
lestlons the boy concerning a no
)rlous outlaw, Soapy Stone, real
'ader OF the rustlerS Flandrau
earns that Soapy Stone is Guilt
on's bitter enemy and exercises "A
Daleful influence over the eX-sher-
IFS son Sam, who has %quarreled
with his father. Cullison goes bail
for Curly. Curly rescues Soapy
Stone from "A bear trap. At the
London ranch he discovers that the
outlaw Is Sam Cullison's rival for
Laura London's hand. Flandrau,
visiting Stones ranch, is convinced
a train robbery Is being planned.
Sam leaves the ranch for ~Saguache.
Curly accompanies him. Eaves-
dropping. Curly hears Stone and his
lieutenant, Lutte Blackwell, arrange
to hold up the train at Tin Cup
crossing and after the robbery shoot
young CulliGon and leave his body
on the scene. Curly Is accused by
Stone Of being a spy OF Luck Gull
Dison's. Thsy are separated, but
part with the understanding that
their next meeting will mean a
tfght TO the death. Curly confdes
In Luck. Stone Is forced TO leave
town.
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CHAPTER a..
An initiated Hat.

Mackenzie was reading the Sentinel
while he ate a late breakfast. He had
1t propped against the water bottle, so
that II need not interfere with the
transportation Of sausages, fried POI
tatoes, hot cakes and coffee to their
common destination.
Trying to do two things at once has
Its disadvantages. A startling head
line caught his eyes just as the cup
IVES at his liU0. Hot coffee, precipi-
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lnducement.

Husband and wife were at the movie
show. During a love scene she nudged
hubby and inquired:
why is 1t you never made love ia
me like that?"
Because" he responded prosaically,
II didn't get paid for 1t. like that
chap."--Film Fun.
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Hh RIshs Caught the Hairy Throat.

- Of these he was now to meet for
- 1rst time since the man had stood
A4ndcuffed before him. livid with fury,
sn6 had sworn to cut his heart GU at
- earliest chance.
n was In the lobby Of the hotel that
CRllison came plump against Lutte
blackwell. For Just a moment they
stared at each other before the former
sheriff spoke.
-Out again, eh. BlackwellY' he said
pasily.
From the hloodshot eyes one could
1--we told a. q glance the man had
Deen drieking heavily. From whisky
- had imbibed a Dutch courage just
I'D enough to be dangerous.
YES. Tn out-and back again, Just
- J promised. Mr.. Sheriff." he thrent-
scd.
The cattleman ignored his mannpr.
Then I'll give you a piece of ad, -
katls. Papago county has gr, n
rom tina Old days. II has .or
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Who robbed the express
companY7
Gro BE CONTINUED.)
Pirates DO Family Wash.

TVdeSw 0U VNTH'y "uoHs
Among the Riffian pirates Of MorOc
CO the women do all the agricultural
and other hard work. while the men.
when az home, do the cooking and
mend the clothes. including the WON.
au'A
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ENOSBURG FALLS

The Rev. w. B. Dukeshire was in
Montpelier last week to attend the COM
mencement exercises at Montpelier Sem
inary.-O. L. King was in Burlington Sat
urday.-C. H. Stetson went Saturday to
Manchester. N. H.. to join Mrs Stetson.
who is visiting her daughter, Mrs. H c.
Hadd.-Miss Ella Fairbanks went Sat
urday to Castleton to attend the com
mencement exercises at the normal
school.-Miss Charlotte Young passed
Sunday with relatives in Newport.-Mr,
and Mrs. Charles Lucia, of Troy. passed
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Luca's
brother, H. H. king.-The condition of
C. E. Kendall does not improve.-Mrs. r.,
f. Scates and four children went Mon
day to North Billerica. Mass, where they
will make an extended visit.-Mr. and
Mrs J. G. Gaines and sons, George and
Robert, passed Sunday in Cambridge at
the home of Mr. Gainess sister, Mrs. Lin
US Leavens.--Mr. and Mrs. l.. II. Pomeroy
and little daughter. Lucille, arrived Sun
day from Asbury Park, y. j. They will
visit for two weeks in the home of II.
f. Towle in South Franklin before taking
up their residence here.
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ST. GEORGE

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fl. North and two sons
were in Burlington June 3.-Marvin
Rurritt and family of Hinesburg were at
liams was in Burlington Thursday.-M.
w. Hinsdale and son. Clark, were in
Essex and Underhl June Mrs
r. F.. Forbes and son were in Burlington
Friday-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kehoe and
son were in Burlington and at the Fanny
Allen hospital June 7.-Edward Gotta
and family of Monkton were at f. H.
North's Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Hopkins and daughter of Burling-
ton were at NJ. w. Hinsdales Saturday
William Preston of Burlington was at
dale and son were in Huntington on bust
ness Saturday.-I.. J. Wellinger and two
children, Laurence and Margaret, were
in Burlington Saturday.
NJ. w. Hinsdale and son, Clark, and
Theodore Hopkins, of Burlington, were
in Huntington Saturday on business
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Farnsworth, of
Milton. and Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hop
kins and daughter, Edith. of Burlington,
were weekend visitors at the home Of
NJ. W. Hinsdale.-Earl Pillsbury returned
Monday morning to the Burlington high
school after passing Sunday at his home
here.--Mr. and Mrs. Earl Aver and daugh-
tiers. Dorothy and Katherine were in Bur
lington Monday.-John Leonard, who has
been with his aunt, Mrs. F. E. Hinsdale
| for several years, left Monday for Kan
sas City.
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RIVERSIDE

Mrs. Ella Whitcomb came Thursday
and opened her house here for the sum-
mer.-The Queen Esther society met Fri
da with Mrs May kirby.-A f. Aver
met with a painful accident Saturday
when one foot was quite badly crushed,
while working in the Moulton & Irish Saw
nill.-Mr. and Mrs Paul Jackson of Bur-
lington We're Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Moulton.-Miss Emma Moulton is
home from her school at White River
Junction.-Mrs. Dora Knight and Mrs.
Estelle Thompson of Burlington were in
town Monday to attend n birthday party.
Allen Grcena. who has been quite i'll,
is somewhat better.--Mrs. WATSON Petit
is i'll. Tudson F'lemings Of Burlington
called on friends in town Saturday.-Mr.
and Mrs. c. j.. Bartlett and family spent
Sunday at Malletts Bay.--Mr. and Mrs.
II. NJ. clark and family visited Mrs
Clark's brother in Charlotte saturday. -
The W. f. C. observed Flag day by Civ
ing Dirt hday supper to the members
whose birthdays occurred in the months
of April, May or June. About 20 were
present. The rthday cake made by Mrs
Annie Gallop was prettily decorated with
tiny flags. Small cup cakes with a flae
were used as favors The patriotic in
structor had short literary program
which was much enjoyed by all.
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SHELDON

A community party will be given Thurs
day afternoon, June "A, from two to FIVE
o'clock on the town common for all chill
dren under high school age. Amusements
have been pl-nned for all and refresh
ments will be served.-Mrs. !. !. Collamer
has returned from Barre,-Miss Ethel
Bessette of Burlington has heen a guest
of Florence Nillemaire of Shelburne Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wells. Laura
Collamer and Wesley Wait motored to
Putnamville unday to visit Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Whitney.-Mrs. W. H. Mitchell Is
critically III at her home in the village
DR.. Mitchell has been called from New
London, Conn.-Mrs. Howard Peterson
and son, Roland. are visiting in Corinth
Mrs. Peterson's former home.-Mrs
Wallace Miller and son of Yonkers. \, Y"
are visiting Mrs. Fl. +. Saxton.--Mrs.
Hyde of St. Adams is visiting Mrs. . H.
Harmon Mrs. W. l. Croomis is improV-
ing from an operation at the Fanny Alien
hospital.-Prof. Charles Lee" Tracy or
New York is at his home for the sum
mer-Frank Douglas was painfully hur'
by a fall from a load of gravel while
working on the road, receiving many cuts
and hruses.-Mr. and Mrs. John Voss of
Elizabeth, ~ j., are visiting Mr.. ana
Mrs Emerson Thorp.-Miss Annie Brush
has graduated from Bishop Hopkins
Hall and expects to enter the university
Of Vermont in Seutember.
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FAIRFAX

Mr. and Mrs. C. E Gcodsell and daugh-
ter, Violet. of Plattsburgh, n. Y. FOR
merly of this place. were guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. F. C. Cherrier. June lS.-Mr. and
Mrs A. B. Rugg and daughter. of Essex
Junction. spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Hugg. of Maple
street.-Mrs. Sibson and two sons OF
MONTPELIER. are visiting her mother Mrs.
II. ]. Roland-A. \. Southard has in
stalled a telephone, number S-s.-Mrs.
Alvira Bell. of Burlington. is visiting
friends in town-Amehg the number is her
great granddaughter, daughter of Mrs.
Edith Hansen, who is visiting her mother,
Mrs. c. S. Howard-Mr. and Mrs NJ,
B. Strait have returned from an auto
trip to Albany, y. Y. where they visited
Mr.. Straits sister.-Miss Edith Conner,
of ST. Adams, and Miss Nell Boyden' OF
Cambridge, are guests for the weekend Of
the Misses Shedd Miss Ruth Butler has
closed her school in Troy and returned
home.-Mss Katherin kendrick graduated
last week from the Skidmore School of
Fine Arts in Saratoga, y. Y" ana Is
spending the summer with her mother.
Mrs. d. j. Stevens.-Mrs. i. +, Metcalf,
of Underhll, has been called here to care
i for her sister. Mrs. Lydia Ellsworth. who
| Is ill.-Mr and Mrs. II. NJ. Goodyear and
son, Lyle, of Essex Junction. called on
Mrs. Goodyear's mother, Mrs. Ellsworth
recently.-Mr and Mrs. II. A. Southland
have returned from Troy. n. y. where
they were called to attend the funeral
| of a friend,-Mrs. w. S, White and son
Waldo, were in Jericho Sunday to visit
their son and brother, Milo White.
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UNDERHILL

The Commencement exercises of the
Sigh school will be held Friday evening,
Tune IS. at G.. A. r. hall. The speaker of
The occasion will be DR.. j. William
fprowls, professor of secondary educa-
bon at the University of Vermont. All
Ire cordially invited. The announce
Inent of the winners of the honor schol-
|rships will be made at that timc.-The
service of the high school
.Eas held Sunday evening at the Congre-
Rational Church. A good sized audience
tstened to an inspiring address by the
Rev. Cashmere and to some excellent Sc
ections by the choir.-The Young Peo-
Sles meeting will be held at the Congre-
Ia tional Church at Gas Sunday evening
|opic. Honesty in Words and Deeds,
RAIDER Mrs. Charles Reynods.-A. F. Nay
3f Boston was a Sunday visitor at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5.
lay.-Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Chamberlain.
Who have been visiting for a few days
Bellows Falls. returned home Tuesday.
w. T. Colegrave of Burlington was a
business visitor in town this week.-Mrs..
~. l.. Blaisdell spent the weekend with
friends in Essex Junction.-About %
rom here attended the. moving picture
I Jeffersonvlle Saturday evening". f.
Foster and family visited in Lyndon last
Eeek.-Miss Emma Moulton is home from
Ter school at White River Junction for
he summer vacation.-Miss Harriet
Thompson, who graduated from Mont
belier Seminary last week. is visiting
her mother, Mrs. f. A. Thompson.-Miss
Hope Scribner gave a party Saturday
afternoon. announcing her engagement to
no ~
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WEST ENOSBURG

Mrs Moses Newcity of HYDE Park and
Mrs. Dora Rushfoyd of Montgomery re-
Gently visited at the home of w. p. shan
graw.-Several from this place attended
the annual summer meeting and basket
picnic of the Franklin County Jersey
Breeders association AT the farm
Of s w Bliss and sons at swan
ton,--Mr. and Mrs. George Norway Mr..
and Mrs, Roy Maynard wcrc in It, Al
bans recontly.-Nlr. and Mrs. William Bel
ford of Glenton. +. @. are visiting their
daughter Mrs. Chal cs Austin.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frazier and little
daughter, Ilene, visited Mrs. FraIer's
mother, Mrs Carrie Scotield, Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Martin GNbar visited Mr..
Gi!har's brother. Clarence Gilbar. sunday.
Mir and Mrs. William McGrail and two
children of Bakersfield visited al the home
, oil H. j. Cavanaugh Sunday.-MrS. Ada
Hill and little son passed the weekend al
the home of Mrs, Hills sister, Mrs. Bron-
son, in St. Albans.-Mr and Mrs. larry
Kidder and son, Grant. attended a party
at the homo of George Brewer AT Rich
ford Friday evening. --Mrs. Ariel Stanley
and daughter. Miss Hazel, of berkshire
visited at the home of Ectus Garrett
Sunday.-Carrol Stebbins OF EnosburG
Falls visited Miss Madge Cushman sun
daV
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BAKERSFIELD

The Rev. and Mrs, John Irons and
daughter. Jessie, of Hardwick. are spend
ing commencement with their sons and
brothers. Francis and Ronald. -Miss
Bernice Morse, who mas been teaching
the past year in Rochester, has come to
spend the summer with her mother, Mrs.
Nettie Morse.-Mr and Mrs. John Bar
rington of Greensboro spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs ]. s. Bero.-Miss.Ruth Mar
tin Of Williamstown is the guest of her
brother. Richard. during commencement.
Miss Leila Cowan. who has been teach
ing in Richford, Miss Lena Narcotic and
Miss Florence Brady. who have been
teaching in Enosburg Falls, have return
ed to their respective homes for the sum-
mer vacation.--Mrs. W. o. Stark, Mrs.
Unce Squires and Mrs. W. W. Smith at
tended the county association at Enos-
burg Center last week ThurSday.-Brig-
ham Academy nine played Spaulding
high at Burlington Monday for the State
championship. The score was u to 30 in
favor of Spaulding. and Mrs. c. H.
Morrill, will so to Randolph Center
Thursday to attend the alumni gathering
of the Normal school with the agriculture
all school They will return Saturday,
The children of the Congregational Sun
day school rendered an excellent program
a, the morning service last Sunday. This
week theological student, Samuel Reid.
of New Haven, Conn, comes to supply
TIE Congregational Church during tho
summer.--Miss Frances Maynard of the
University of Vermont was an over Sun
dav guest at the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. F. r. Maypard,-Wesley
Smith of the University of Vermont at
tended the commencement exercises
Tuesday evening, also Dewey Smith and
fami Y of Morrisvile.
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SHELDON

The Sheldon central school entertain
ment and ninth grade graduation took
place Wednesday evening. June is
at eight o'clock. The members of the
graduating class are James Edgar Brycs.
Gertrude Ploof, Elizabeth kittell. Donald
Heminway, Lucy Draper, Gordus Lam
pher. Aubrey Douglas, Evelyn Stafford.
Mavine Reed. Gladys Ploof and Lucy
Washer. James Edgar Bryce receives
first honors. Gertrude Ploof second honors
and Elizabeth Kittel third honors.
Mrs. Weeks Graves, who has been III
with pneumonia, is improving slowly
Miss Ella P. Morse of Clay Center, kans.
is visiting at the home of Mrs. S. A.
Maynard Mrs. Archie LaBounty of Bur-
ington was a recent visitor at the home
of her sister, Mrs. w. c. Marsh.-The
Sheldon central school entertainment and
ninth grade graduation was held in
Marsh's hall Wednesday.-Mrs. P. H.
Hammond is visiting her sister, Mrs.
H. F, Marsh.--Mrs. s. A. Maynard and
Miss Cfeorgianna Maynard attended COM
mencement at Montpelier Seminary last
week
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brook has been doing some work on Ralph
Priors building the past week.-Mr. and
Hrs, Prior, who have been IN MasSachu-
let's the past two years, came home for
months outing Morton James and Mr..
md Mrs Ralph Prior were out of town
tuesday MIR. and Mrs. Joseph lombard
Ind family from Burlington spent Satur-
Law at theidold home here.-Mr. and Mrs
William Brownell. who have been making
heir home in st. Adams the past two
|ears. are on their way to their old home
h Woodstock, stopping here with his sis
|er Mrs. Carrie Morrill,, for a week or
)1ore. Arthur Muir from North Willis
ION called on friends in town Saturday.
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RICHMOND

The marriage of Miss Millicent Moore
Of Warren and Esbon Kenyon of this town
took place in Rutland. the Rev. Thomas
Stratton, former pastor of the Univer-
salist Church, performing the ceremony.
Miss Moore was a popular teacher in the
graded schools here four years and Mr.,
Kenyon is a prosperous farmer, both hav-
ing host of friends who join in wishing
them much happiness.
Mrs e. T. Jacobs is visiting at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Winslow
in Concord, y. H.--Children's day was
observed at the Federated Church Sun
day.-Miss Mia Hall Miller Of Wood
stock is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. f. Douglas, Miss Caroline Clark
and sister, Pauita left Tuesday morning
for a two weeks stay with friends at
Lake Sunapee, y. H.-Word has been
received from Mrs. T.. L. Freeman, whS
recently underwent an operation at the
Mary Fletcher hospital that she is conva-
descent MFR. and Mrs. Jack Simmons and
daughter. who have been spending a two
weeks vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Simmons, have returned to
their home in Boston.-Miss Elizabeth
Henley is attending commencement at
Castleton Normal school.-Miss Ida Bar
her of White River Junction is the guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. Il. G. Bryant.-Mr, and
Mrs Frank Stone left Saturday for a
two weeks vacation with their daugh'
ter in Philadelphia. AIRS. Thomas Hen
ley has returned from a few days stay
with her daughter, Mrs. Maloney In Jeri
cho.-Miss Maude O'Brien has returned
from weeks automobile trip to Spring
field Mass, where she was the guess
of her sister, Mrs, Edward Gero. Miss
Harriet Edwards entertained the Bridge
club at her home Friday afternoon.-Mis
Marie King of Dallas, Texas, is the CUES
of Miss Josephine Gleason.
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WESTFORD

The graduation exercises Of the eighth
grade were held at the Community
church Friday afternoon. There were
elght young people to graduate: Mildred
irish. Irene Sinclair. Ruth Adams, Leslie
Perry, Donald Howard. Clyde Gabaree
clifford Drnkwne and Harvey Sinclair
"A spelling match was held at the gram
mar room of the village school previous
to the graduating exercises at the church
This was conducted by Miss Jessie
Grigsby. assistant superintendent Of
schools. Mildred Irish stod up longest in
this contest.-The annual BUSINESS meet
ing Of the Fortnightly club was held
with Mrs G. A. Stuart Saturday after
noon and the following officers were
elected for the coming year President
Mrs. Florence Lewis: ccpresdent Mrs
Kate Stoarns: secretary. Mrs Ethel Jack
son: assistant secretary, Mrs. Jane Elmer
treasurer. Mrs. Lucy Bates; assistant
treasurer. Miss MYRTLE Wiley: program
committee. Mrs. Jennie Allen, Mrs. Helen
Smith and Mrs. Lena Wimble. There
will be meeting of the osgood Hill
cemetery association at the homo of Mr..
Pratt Saturday afternoon. June 19.-There
will be a dance at *. of r. hall Friday
evening, June is. Cabana's four-piece or
chestra will furnish music.-Mr. and Mrs.
A. F. Wilcox and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Smith started Sunday for Lake Placid
to visit Mr.. Wlcox's sister. Mrs, George
BliSs.-Mr. and Mrs. George Cobb and
daughter, Mary. of Rutland visited Mrs.
G. n. Cobb Sunday.--Mrs. A. j. Lewis,
who has been quite i'll, is a little better.
MIR. and Mrs. George Tatro and family
went to Waterbury Sunday to visit their
daughter. Mrs. Walter Irish w. w.
White returned from Mansonville Friday.
day.
Maple sugar makers arc invited to a
| meeting under the auspices OF tho Chit
tenden County Farm Bureau. this
evening. June Il. at the town hall 10
discuss the maple sugar market situation
and take action toward organization.
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WEST BERKSHIRE

The annual meeting of the West Berk-
shire cemetery association was held June
10. The following officers were elected
for the coming year: President, y. f.
Weld; secretary, c. w. st. John; treasur-
or, r. ]. Chaffee; collector, D. Il. Weld
trustees Charles Twins. H. H. Chaffee,
r. j. Chaffee; sexton, Harvey Chaffee.--
Miss Marjorie Ewins and friend Of Mon
treal Cue. were recent guests at the
home of Charles Ewins.-MrS. c. D..
Phelps, daughter Marjorie, of st Adams.
and Misses Dorothy and Barbara Ford of
Newport visited Mrs. NJ. L. Blair few
DAYS recently.-A large number attended
tho picnic at Durham Pond, Que, Fri
day.-Miss Genevicve Emo went Saturday
to her home at New Haven.-Miss Ellen
Healy left Saturday 10 visit friends in
different parts of the state before re-
turning to her home at Bellows Falls
Mr. Vincent has sold his farm, which
was formerly the Freeman Rogers place
The Ledies Aid met Wednesday with
Mrs Harland Hoadley.
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EAST FRANKLIN

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. Olmstead and Mr.
and Mrs. F. A. Gallup attended a Wood
men banquet at Hghgate Center We'd
nesday.-Mr. and Mrs. j.. d. Elrck we're
in st. Adams Sunday.-Mrs. Phronia
Grant and Clarence ana Marion Grant
visited at West Franklin Saturday.-Mr.
and Mrs. r. r.. Thomas were in st. AL
bans Monday.-Mrs. Ray Campbell has
returned from Farnham, Que, where she
has been visiting relatves.-C. j. Guthrie
and Miss Aida Guthrie recently visited in
Rosenberg. Que.-Edward Chamberliu
passed several days recently at West
E.nosburg DIR. and Mrs. !. r. Hail. Mrs
r. H. Gilbert, G. ". Pomcroy, Mr. and
Mrs. +. y. Elrick and Mrs. ". G. Glidden
attended the funeral of Mrs Sarah r..
Hubbard. near Morses Line, Thursday
Recent guests and callers in town include {;
Mr. and Mrs. Conroy Brown of Hard
wick at the home of G. 4. Peao; Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Weld and sons of Berkshire
at the home of Mrs. Phronia Grant. Mr..
and Mrs V. L. Elrick of Barton, Mr..
and Mrs. w. 3. Freer and *. II. Freer
of Richford at the home of T.. II. Cham
berlin, Mr.. and Mrs f, P Olmstead Of
North Berkshire at the home of Z. w.
at
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MONTGOMERY

DR. H. L. Pierce and Miss Lucille
Pratt both of Swanton, were recent
visitors at f. S. Pratt's.-The Ladies'
All birthday social held Friday was
big success. The IL tables representing
the months were beautifully decorated
and were filled again and again with
those present. The attendance was big
and the program following the supper
excellent. About $50 will be the result,-Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Jeffords of Berkshire
and Miss Libby of EnosburG Falls
visited at d. L. Sweets Saturday.-A
ball game between the Boy Scouts of
Richford and the Scouts of Montgom-
ery was played here Saturday. The lit
tie fellows from Richford. though out
matched by the local team. played a
remarkably plucky game and with
practice should be able to give good
account of themselves.-Dr. keolan and
family recently visited George Jacob ut
Enosburg Miss Dorothy Messier has
returned from New Hampshire for an
indefinite pcriod.--Miss Bertha Turner
Of Richford visited her aunt. Mrs.
Arden La Plant, last Week.-Mrs. Nor
ma Perkins of Waterbury AMI Charles
Parker of North Troy spent short
time Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Matt s. Parker-Mr. and Mrs.
Don Richardson, Miss Emma Richard
son and Miss Ruth McFeeler, all Of
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