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SWANTON

Rufus l.. Green. aged 70 years. died We'd
aesday Feb. II after a few days illness.
Besides his wife, Mr.. Green Is survived
bv three sons, Laster of Montpelier, Earl
of WASHINGTON. u. C.. and Wilbur of Bur-
nngton. and {. daughter, Mrs. y. A.
Towne OF swanton. The funeral services
were held Friday aftrnoon at two o'clock
from the Methodist EpiscopaI Church.
The Rev. e. a. Woodwork, rastor Of the
church. ofticiated
r. H. Brown Is in Now York To-. Il few
days business trip.-.Miss Emily Carpon-
ter. who is in Lancaster, n. H.. is en-
pccfed home this week.-A. \. Downey. of
81 Johns y. @, passed Sunday at his
home OH Farrar streot.--C. T.. Han. of ST.
Adams. was recent visitor In town.
William Shirley, OF Ottawa. passed sun
day in town.-W. 7. Blancv has return
ed from few days business trip TO
Peterboro. Ont.-George Martin has re-
turned to New York city after a short
stay in Swanton.-Mrs Stephen Brown
and sister. Miss Elizabeth McDonoush
have returned from a visit to Chicago
Romeo Moreau has resigned as hook
keeper for the Cooperative Creamery Co.
and will go into bushes for himself
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Ing the result Of the vote in favor of
arrangements already have been made to
institute legal proceedings to test the
legality of the acts of the moderator and
clerk in refusing to accept and use the
list revised by the board Of civil authority.
Floyd Isham. Earl Aver and Laurence
Wellinger were IN Burlington Saturday.
Some of the young people in town at
tended the Kake Walk in Burlington Fri
day evening.-Mrs. u. T.. Forbes and son
were in Burlington Wednesday. Earl
Pillsbury were home from Burlington
high school over Sunday.-M. w. Hins-
dale, G.. r. Pcet and Scott Parchcr were
In Burlington one day recently.--Mrs.
Frank Hnsdale visited her daughter,
Lucy, over Sunday in Hincsburg.
Miles and friend from Williston visited
his uncle Laurence Wellinger Sunday.
Scott Parcher was in Burlington Satur-
day.-Mrs. G.. +. Poet, who has been i'll,
is able to sit up.-A number of towns
people attended the Kale Walk in Bur-
lington Friday night.--M. w. Hinsdalc
has received word from his nephew's,
George Hinsdale, of Boston that he has
been very i'll. but is somewhat better
Edward kchoe and son, Edwin, visited
Mrs. Kchoe at the Fanny Allen hospital
Sunday.-Floyd lsham and sister, Mrs.
Ethel Young, were in Shclburne recently
to attend the funeral of their cousin, Mrs.
Lena Myers.-N1rs. r. T.. Forbes and son.
Ben were in Burlington Wednesday.
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GRAND ISLE

Services at Union Church as follows.
Epworth League meeting Saturday eve
ming at the parsonage. Services sunday,
March :: Preaching by the pastor at 10 so
IA. M. Bible school at $50 a. M; c. c..
Kinney, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fourth
QUARTERLY conference was held at the par
sonage Thursday evening, February Is.
The following officers and committees
wore elected for the ensuing year Trus-
tees: J. B. Iioag, Frank Briggs. Homer
Griswold. Mrs. Anna Mnckler ana Mrs,
w. y. Gordon district steward, Mrs. An
ma MinclSier: reserve district steward.
Mrs. W. Winch: communion steward. Mrs.
II. H. Minck!er; recording steward, Mrs.
W. c. Minck,er: auditor Frank Briggs;
committee on finance and estimating min
istcrial support; c. G. Kinney, j. b. lioag.
Frank Briggs, Mrs. Ada Ladd. Mrs. w.
G. Ninckcr, Mrs. Anna Mincker; treas
urer, Mrs. w. G. Mnckler; committee on
Church records: C.. c. Kinney; committee
on music Mrs. II. Blackwood, Mrs. Ed
son Gordon, Miss 1e.en Ladd; commit
tee on parsonage and furniture: Mrs. r.
u. Mincliler, Mrs. W. Winch. Mrs. c. c.
Kinney Mrs. J. b, Hoag. Mrs Ada Ladd,
Mrs. Frank Briggs; entertainment cont
-'ittee 10 be elected later; stewards: j.
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WEST ENOSBURG

Mr.. and Mrs. Orrir Bis Of s;vanton.
who has been passing a few days at the
home of Mrs Pliss' mother. Mrs. VIII
liam Austin, have returned home.--ETarln
Ovitt Of st. Adams passed Saturday at
mis- home In this piacc.-Mra Phelps. who
mas been visiting h'r sister, Mrs. Charles
Austin, has returned 70 her homo In Sas-
katchcwan.
Word has been received Of the birth OF
son to Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. cushmau
in liaverhiil, :,lasr., Tuesday, Mr. Cush-
man is Il son OF NJ. and Mrs II. T..
Cushman of this placo.-Mrs. Charles
Austin was called to Clcnton, +. O,
last week Thursday by the SERIOUS illness
Of her mother, Mrs. William Bclford.--
Craige Ovtt. who is passing few weeks
NJ the home of Elmer Kelley, psssed Sur
day at his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pfamstiol, ST.. alo
passing a few weeks with their dauSh-
ter. Mrs. Homer Wells, in East i7airtit ID
Guy Green Is wiring Tho Methodist
Episcopal Church and tho parsonage for
electric irhte
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due the teacher and pupils in charge for
inc variety and excellence of the lunches
served. The small sum of IL cents a
week per pupil Is charged to defray ex-
penses.-Mr. and Mrs Henry Endres and
Ianiiy are moving back to Hinesburg
from Burlington.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Law
renee was the scene of pretty home
Weuding Monday evening when their
daughter, Miss Lillian Stokes. was united
IN marriage to Eugene Downer of Mid
dlebury The ceremony was performed nv
the Rev. c. H. Bennett. pastor of the
United Church. the Methodist Episcopal
service being used. The bride wore blue
messaline. The couple were unattended.
The bride received many gifts from
friends Mr.. and Mrs. Downer will reside
In Middlobury where Mr. Downer owns
farm.-The funeral of Hiram O'Brien
was held at the home of his son, NJ. J..
O'Brien Tuesday. Il. ". O'Brien of Rut-
land is in town, called here by the illness
and death of his father, Hiram O'Brien.
B. II. Isham has moved from the Byng-
ton farm to tho vilage.-Mr. Hunter and
family of Shelburne have moved to the
l.. c. Ray farm and will operate Il this
year.-Thc Mack brothers have moved to
their farm In Charlottesville Misses Fan.
ME l.. Pierce. Doris Hinsdale and Mar
Jorie Mckenzie spent the weekend in
Burlington.-Frcd st. George has rented
and will soon move to the Thad Coats
farm.-Mrs. Charles Lewis is home from
the hospital.-Mrs. II. NJ. Owen went Sat
urday TO the Fanny Allen hospital for an
operation.-Mi Gladys Kenyon was taken
to the Mary Fletcher hospital Saturday.
where she had an operation for alSpendi-
N n ytp1, to- ,,,ttl, 4, ,rl
and heart trouble.-Mrs. II. ID. Briggs of
Brandon returned home Monday after a
few days visit with her daughter, Mrs.
j.. l.. Conner-Eugene Livormore and
family moved to their new home in Char
lotto Monday.
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EAST BERKSHIRE

Mrs. o. S. Moffatt visited her sister
Mrs. w. II. Yaw, Of Enosburg Falls Mon
day and Tuesday.-Mrs. Lucy Wheeler
Atanasof and two children of Boston
who were on their way to New York
where they sailed for Bulgaria to join
Mr. Atanasof. and Miss Mary Wheeler
of st. Jol1nsbury called on Mrs. Harrie,
Dow at r. Demar's last week.-About
81 members of Trout River Grange en-
joyed straw ride to S. Il. Marvin's We'd
nesday evening.-Mrs. r. Demar visited
In Enosburg Falls last Week.-Mrs.
Blanche Sykes has been III with a severe
cold.-The Thursday evening prayer meet.
ing will be held at the parsonage this
week.-Miss Susie Moffatt, who has beer
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hadd of Man.
chester, ~ H.. the pas; four months, has
been passing q week at her home here
Shc went Wednesday to Brattleboro.-
The Misses Susie and Mamie Moffatt were
in EnoSburg Falls Tuesday,
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burne to the Stebbins farm, which he will
occupy the coming year.-George Woolncr
has moved to Shelburne village.-George
Ambrose has moved from Ferrisburg to
tho Emp housc.--There is much illness In
this community and the schools at Bap-
list corners were closed Tuesday.-Mrs.
Ambrose st. George, Mrs John a. Hart,
Mrs. Alfred Berry and Leslie Bora Is
still seriously ll.-Miss Maude Tracy is
81 at the homo of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Hart. Mr.. and Mrs. Hart are
also ill., All have influenza.-Mrs. w. c..
Scott is III with an attack of jaundice.-
Each member of the family of Lewis
Beers has been i'll but all are improving.
Niles Bora, oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Bora, died at 10 o'clock Monday eva
ming of pneumonia. Leslie Bora. q brother
Of the deceased, is still critically Ill with
pneumonia.
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ESSEX CENTER

Report carus Tor the second term of
the school year were issued Friday in the
high school.-The Ladies' Aid served the
town meeting dinner at the community
house Tuesday.-Mrs. II. Thompson OF
st. Adams. spent Sunday with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs a. W. Packquett.-
Charles Parson, of Colchester, visited L.
j. Bixby the week-end.-Mr. and Mrs
James Moran, of Westford, visited Mr.
and Mrs. l.. j. BiXby last week.-Miss
Flossy Austin spent Sunday with Friends
in Burlington.-Mrs. r. j. Wool and Mrs
G.. T.. Bixby were in Burlington Satur.
day-Road Commissioner A. c. Noonan is
very busy keeping the roads broken open
from snow.-Goddette brothers have en-
gagged John Garland as foreman for the
farm they recently bought Of c. A.
Nichols.
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ENOSBURG FALLS

Mrs. George A. White of Sheldon died
Friday after few months of i'll health.
She is survived by her husband, two chill
dren, q. a. White. Jr, of this village and
Charles, living at home; also "A brother,
Moses West Of Sheldon.-AIiss Susie Mot
fat of East Berkshirs. who has been liv-
ing for a few months in the family of
her uncle, II. c. Hadd. in Manchester,
n. H., was in town recently with her
cousin, Miss Harriet Hadd, who is stay
ing with her grandparents, Mr., and Mrs.
c. ii. Stetson. Miss Moffatt after a short
stay with hor aunt. Mrs. W II. Yaw.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Miss Florence Brewster Of Burlington
was a Sunday guest at the home of G. ".
Brewster.-Daniel Foster Hanks died
Sunday morning at 1870. He has been i'll
for a long time with hardening of the
arteries and has been n great sufferer.
He is survived by wife, one son. Leon
and two brothers, w. T.. Hanks. of
Bristol and J. d. Hanks of Oakland
California, and a sister, Mrs. Eugenia
Ellison of Randolph. Mr.. Hanks was 50
years DID,
The funeral of Daniel Forester Hanks
was held from his late residence We'd
nesday morning at ten o'clock. The
Rev. Thomas Adams officiated. The in
torment was at Lincoln in the family
lot-The Rev. Walter Sturtevant, State
evangelist, preached a very able dis
course Sunday morning to a fair con-
gregation.-Edna Baker of Hinesburg
is visiting her grand parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G.. a. Baker
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TOWNSVILLE

Mrs. {. NJ. McGarghan has been visit
ing friends in Windsor.-Miss Florence
Olmstead was in Burlington Monday the
guest of Mrs. Daniel Henlcy.-The lptest
victims in town of the grip are: Kerihe tn
and Hildreth Berry Donald McGarghan,
Mrs. William O'Neil and Mrs. ]. Is.
from Winooski have pur-
chased the Bert johnson farm and taken
possesson.-Mrs NJ. NJ. Alger and little
son spent sunday with Mr.. Alger in Mont
rcal.-,I. j. Berry of Milton was a recent
visitor in town.-Several from here at
attended the kakc Walk in Burlington
F'riday.-Mrs. Guy Goodrich has finished
work at Mrs. c. c. Fuller's and gone %
her home in BURLINGTON
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went to her home, where she will pass
a few days before going to the home OF
brother, Earl Moffatt. In Brattieboro.
Tho funeral Of Mrs. @. A. White of
sheIdon, aged "a, was held Sunday after
noon, the Rev. w. 3. Dukeshire officiat-
ing. The body was placed in the vault Of
Missisduoi cemetery. The bearers were
q A. White, @. A. White, Jr, Moses
west and Gerald West-The body of
Mrs. A. A. Kendall arrived Saturday
morning from oakland, Calf, where she
had been living with her daughter Mrs.
w. Il. Noble. The funeral was held the
same afternoon from the home of her
brother, V. A. Irish. The Rev. w. b.
Dukeshire officiated. The body was
placed in the vault. The bearers were
H. d. Kendall, r.. G. Kendall. b. c. Ken
dali and DIR. c. G. Abell-M. p. Perley
returned Saturday from visit In the
home of his brother, w. E. PerIey, in
Burlington.-A. W. 1sham has been In
Brattleboro, returning accompanied by
his nephew. Donald Towle, who has
been III. and will remain with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. s. c. Towle, to recuperate.
Mrs. V. j. Tyler and daughter, Miss
Janet. returned from Burlington Satur.
day Mr.. Tyler remained over Sunday.
EDWARD IIucld, IL loTTler Resident, anO
now living in New Hampshire with his
nephew. Harold Doner, Of Worcester
Mass. whose parents, Mr.. and Mrs AL.
bert Doner. live at Sheldon Junction have
been visiting family friends here.
March starts in to make a weatheI
record. The temperature Tuesday mor-l.
ing was q below Zero.-The Misses Ella
Fairbanks, Elizabeth kimball and Madge
Cushman attended the kake Walk ir
Burlington Friday evening remaining ovel
Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Smith oil
Franklin were weekend guests In the
home of their daughter Mrs. r. H
Sweeney. on Church street.-A son was
born to Mr.. ana Mrs Stewart Gleason
Monday evening.
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ST. GEORGE

The annual March meeting of the voters
of the town of St. George. held Tuesday
at the schoolhouse. which is used as a
town hall, developed in contest be-
tween what appeared to be two factions
OF the voters. The question in dispute
arose over what check list should be
used IL appears that the board of civil
authority. composed of the selectmen,
the town clerk and five justices of the
town. met last Saturday evening to re-
wise the. check list The board by
majority vote of five voted to exclude
three names and add two names to the
check list which had been prepared by
the selectmen. and revised the check list
accordingly. A copy of the revised check
list was then delivered to the town clerk.
Fred Peet. with instructions to file the
same, according to law. Mr.. Pect. who
was one of the minority Of the board
of civil authority, refused to file the list
AT Tuesdays meeting, which was pre-
sided over by NJ, w. Hinsdale, the mod
orator, with the advice of Town Clerk
Poet, disregarded the check list
revised by the board of civil author
ity and used the list prepared by the
selectmen. This was done after much
protest on the part of the. majority Of
the board Of civil authority and after a
heated dispute the baloting proceeded,
which resulted as follows: Charles Tur-
rilI II. NJ. w. Hinsdale IS and Fred Pete
one. No one having a majority vote a
second ballot was taken resulting in
electing NJ. II. Hinsdale by a majority
of two votes IL IL contended by the
supporters OF Charles Turrili that the
conduct of Town Clerk Pete was Illegal
and that If he had performed his duty
as clerk the revised list would have been
used and would have excluded three Hns-
dale supporters from voting, thus chang
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who has been visiting relatives in the
southern part Of the State. has returned
to her home In this place.--Mss Mary
Leach, who has been employed in a silk
milk in Leeds, Mass. is at the homo Of
her mother for few weeks vaca alton. -
The. members of o. r. Greenes family,
who nave been III. are improving.-G. II.
Thomas has not been as we'll for the past
few daN.-Roy Sweet is seriously Ill. His
mother. Mrs. V. Il. Sweet, is assisting In
caring for him.-Arthur Heminway, who
has been confined to the house by i'll
ness, is better.-The Ladies' Aid of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will meet
with Mrs. H. j. Preston Thursday after
noon
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

Harley Duchar,ne was called to Albany
on business the first Of the week.--R. w.
Kingsley was called to Montpelier Mon
day by the Illness of his son, who is
attending Montpelier Seminary.--Her-
bert Raymond of sheldon Springs was
IN town from saturday until Monday
The Rev. Mr. Dexter of Lincoln occupieC {.
the pulpit at the Baptist Church sun
dny.--Tho funeral of Mrs. Harry Chase.
who died at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Was held at the Baptist church Sunday
afternoon. the Rev. Mr.. Dexter ofiiciat-
ing. Relatives from Belvidere. Fletcher,
Cambridge and Enosnurg Fails wore pres
ent. The body was taken Monday to
Lowell for burial
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MONTGOMERY

w. q. Brown Of St Adams. acting pas
tor of the Methodist Church here, was
entertained at the home of Mrs. Carrie
Fuller Sunday. Mr.. Brown has supplied
here since last November and his SER
mons have been both inspiring and help
full. The Rev. AL en- Kirkness Of Waits
field Is expected this week to occupy the
parsonage and take up duties as pastor
of the church.-Miss Hattie Swan has gone
to Richford to visit her sister, Mrs. w.
b. Locklin.--C. B. Gates has sold his tene-
ment house to Calvin Rushford of West
Hii.-Frank Miller was in Enosburg Falls
recently to visit his father, who is ill.,
Charles Parker of North Troy visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Parker Sun
1av
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BAKERSFIELD

Rayt Barnes has sold his farm 10 Bert
Reynolds, OF East Fairfield. William
Weston, Of Fairfax, drove Ia his home
here In order to be present AZ the con-
cert Thursday evening. 4 very fine pro-
gram was rendered and was greatly en-
joyed by all prcsent.-Miss Florence May
nard went to Burlington last Monday
morning TO take a business coursc.-Last
Friday evening very pleasant Grange So
cial was given at the home of Worthy
Master T. c. Brigham.-Thc thermometer
Saturday morning stood at 30 degrees be-
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WESIFORD

Miss Grigsby, who has been in town
the past week visiting schools returned
to Swanton Friday.-AIrs. Fayette Good
rich is seriously ill.-Mrs. Catella, Of
Essex, is caring for Mrs. Henry, who is
ill.--Ralph Wiley is moving into the ten
ement house on the C. Fl. Cobb farm, and
begins work soon for G. NJ. Nelson
Frank Perry. Jr.. and family are moving
in with his father, +. NJ. Perry.-Mrs
Nora Gravln is confined to the house with
sprained ankle.-Mr. and Mrs. C. B.
Howard, both of whom have been i'll, are
gaining.-Mr and Mrs. James Moran spent
last week in Essex
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

The Progressive Agriculture meeting
which was to be held March 5, has been
postponed until next month OH account
of so much illness and bad roads.-Frank
Brown, who has carried on Mrs. Sher-
wins farm the past year, has moved to
Miss Maggie Hayes farm.-Frank Brown
was called to Boston py the serious ILL
ness of his mother.-The Kings Daugh-
tiers took in $l3.35 for the lunch served
at the town meetng.-Mrs Ferris Law
renee and son and daughter are confined
to the house by illness. Miss Mary Prior
is caring for them.
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ENOSBURG

About 81 people attended the dinner held
at r. NJ. Wright's February Fl. the net
proceeds being s2i.-A bean social will
be held in the vestry of Memorial Church
Friday. the proceeds to be used for the
Sunday school.-Tho family of Don Wood
ward is i'll and Eva Hamlet, who went
there to help them, also is Ill. \ nurse
is caring for them.--Thc church meet
ing and preparatory lecture will be held
this afternoon and Sunday communion
will he observed
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HINESBURG

The community was shocked and sad
dened to hear of the death of Mrs,
Aurelius Sykes, which occurred at her
late home in Middlebury last week Mon
day after short illness with pneu-
monia. The funeral was held Thursday
morning, with interment in New Haven.
"A number of friends from Dorset street
and this town called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Isham February z, to remind them
OF their tenth wedding anniversary. A
dinner was served. after which social
time was enjoyed. A purse of money
was presented them with the good wishes
of all.--The hot lunches which are being
served by the domestic science depart
ment Of the high school this winter are
extremely popular and great praise is
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EAST GEORGIA

Word has been received of the death
Sunday morning of Mrs. II. II. Blake
of Fairfax, who died AT 30 a. m. after
a three days Illness with pneuWonia
She was 81 years old and is survived by
her husband and two sons, Hugh II. and
Dean F., also her parents, Mr. and Mrs
c: a. Powell Of Richforo; ono niece.
Lucille Aiken of Richford. \ prayer
service was held at the house Tues
day morning at $3.50 O'Clock and funeral
services were held AT Richford on We'd
nI.,l.lh. aflnrnnnu
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RIVERSIDE

f. Il. Fiynn's family is ill.-Archie kir-
by is gaining after 10 days illness with
grip.-Doris ingalls,, Kenneth MacGibbon
and Wayne Jock have mumps.-Charles
Mason is no better but the other members
of his family are little better Miss
Newman, from Canada. is caring for
them.-Floyd F'lemngs, who has pneu-
monia, is gaining slowly.-Cassius Wood
worth's family is better excepting Doris.
who has pneumonia.-George Drinkwater
has rented his farm for the coming year
to Thomas Breen. Mr.. Drinkwater will
move his family into f. S. Jackson
house.-A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Perley King February 26-Stuart and
Lillian MacGibbon were visitors at the
Fanny Allen hospital Sunday
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UNDERHILL CENTER

Mrs. Alexander Tcrrien of Richmond
is at the home of J. r. Leddy.-Thomas
Breen has rented the farm of George G..
Drinkwatcr and has taken possession
John T. Leddy is very i'll with the pre-
Vailing distemper.- White was at
stowe last Saturday to attend the fun
eral OF his daughter Mrs. Demeritt.--
The condition of Miss Freda Tillison. who
has been III for several months. is not
improved
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BINGHAMVILLE

The two children of Mr.. Barkyounb are
much improved.-Mr. and Mrs. Ned
Sweet are improving from a Ions illness
Mrs. Brewster aAd two children have
returned from Jericho, where they hav,
been visiting.-Mrs. Frank Tcdford Is
home after spending several days in Nor
ristown. They are expecting to move &c
Morristown. March Paul Bickford has
been transferred to another mail route
and Mr.. Wilcox will MI the vacancy
The Ladies' Aid served dinner town
meeting day at the Grange hall.-Ira Car
uerter's family Is better.