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Tiffany who has been passing several
weeks at her home in Pennsylvania has
returned to the home of her brother Guy
Tiffany.-The annual meeting of the
local branch of the Red Cross was held
In Rublees hall October b. The same
officers were reelected for the coming
year.--Miss Mamie Moffatt who visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hadd of Burling-
ton last week returned home Sunday
Halloween party for the juniors was
held In the vestry of the Congregational
Church Saturday evening .-Wiliam Per-
ley and family have moved from their
farm to Richford and Mr.. and Mrs.
, Clarence Chamberlain have moved from
| the b. II. Combs farm on the Montgom-
cry road to the Perley farm. Alfred
Cook and family have moved from the
Grant farm to their farm in South Rich
| ford and Mr. Gates, who purchased the
Grant farm last summer, has taken pos
session Of the place.-Ethan Hogaboom
of South Richford has moved into the
Moren house which he recently purchas-
ed.-Mr. Creighton has moved from the
Anderson farm into Miss Anderson
house, formerly the ODDS house; henry
Leary from the Paul farm, now owned
by Mr.. Casavant, to the Anderson far1n
Mr.. Casavant from the brick house 10
the farm house vacated by the Leahy s;
NJ. Baker from Mrs. Goodhues mouse
into the brick house; Carmi Bressette
from the tenement over Ponds store INTO
d. w. Pauls tenement house opposite
the Congregational Church recently
vacated by the Martin family, who
moved into the Myotte house, the
Myottes having recently moved to Rich
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cent, youngest daughter Of Mrs. Emma
IL. Vincent was united In marriage with
William Buckley, Jr, Of Burlington. The
Rev. A. H. Webb pastor OF the Metho-
dist Church offlciated The double ring
service was used. The bridal couple
were unattended except for the flower
girl, Miss Frances Smith, cousin of the
bride, carried the rings in a basket of
flowers. Tho bride wore a going away
gown of Reindeer brown broadcloth.
After wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Buck
ley VIII reside in Burlington. where the
groom Is engaged in business with his
rather. Mrs. Buckley Is a graduate or
Bellows Free Academy, and has been a
successful teacher in the rural schools
Their many friends wish them happiness
in their new home. Among those from
out OF town to attend the wedding were
Mr. and Mrs. William Buckley, parents
OF the groom, and Miss Dorothy Buck
ley, sister, of Burlington; Mrs. Avery
smith and daughter Susan and Frances,
or st. Adams: Mr.. and Mrs c. III. Hunt
and daughter Dorothy Of Essex Junction
and Miss Georgia Lawton of Burling-
ton.
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BAKERSFIELD

Three automobile loads of neighbors
and friends attended the funeral OF II.
II. Farrand Of Burlington which was held
at East Fairfield Episcopal Church last
Tuesday.-Prof. A. L. Field of Hebron,
Me. was In town last week called here
by the death of Mrs. Fields father. H.
II. Farrand.-Miss Mabel Giddngs of
Cambridge is visiting her sister. Mrs. G.
A. Reed.-Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Potter
celebrated their golden wedding October
q and $50 people gathered in the Town
Hall in the evening to extend congratu-
lations. Prof. c. II. Morrill, In behalf
of those present presented a purse
of gold to Mr.. and Mrs. Potter. The
purse contained four twenty pieces. They
were the recipients of several other gold
pieces during the day from relatives and
friends.-Charles Topper who has been
working in New Hampshire is spending
several weeks at his home here.-Mr. and
Mrs. II. o. Powers and son. Wendell.
and Miss Leila Cowan of Richford spent
Sunday in town. Mrs I. o. Powers re-
turned to Richford with them.-J. D.
Gould of Fairfield has moved to the res
idence Which he recently purchased of
W. L. Tillotson.-F. B. Bachand of Fair
Dezotille.-Mrs. e. H. Narcotic and fam
lily have moved from their farm In the
west part of the town to the house which
they purchased last year Of the Wanzur
Estate
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Grand Isle County
ALBURG

Walter Il. Hutchins was elected by the
voters as town representative over II. w.
Marvin by the vote of POI to 1bS.-The
work OF tearing down the Methodist
Church at the Center Is progressing
rapidly under the direction of l.. II,
Walker. who expects to have the Job
finished In two weeks. The large timbers
are to be salvaged and resawn for the
new structure which Is to be erected on
the same site next spring. The new
church VIII be of brick.-At the meeting
OF Columbia Chapter. No. 70. 0. H. 81
to be held at the chapter rooms Tues
day night. District Deputy Grand Matron
Mrs. Minnie Is. Fifield of South Hero ana
District Deputy Grand Patron George r.
Evans OF Burlington are to make their
annual visitation The work OF the order
Will De exemplifed and banquet served.
"A tea VIII be served at the camp OF
Mrs George w. Sabre this afternoon Tor
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GEORGIA

Miss Mary Dyer of Sutton Que, Is the
guest of her uncle, ]. +. Ballard, and
other relatives in town-Dr and Mrs.
Edward Loomis have returned to their
nome in Chicago, ILL.,, after an extended
visit with relatives In town.-Miss
Kathryn Howard of Sheldon was a week.
end guest of Miss Laura j. Wilber.-
Oscar Stanley Of Burlington spent the
weekend with relatives In town.--Miss
Anna Cleveland, who is attending school
IN Swanton, was at her home over Sun
daytime birthday social held at the town
hail Friday evening was great success.
me IL tables were very attractive and
an interesting program was given. About
s55 were realized.-Miss Mildred Goodwin
entertained IA young ladies at her home
saturday ct q shower given in honor of
Miss Laura J. WILDER, who is to be mar
rled soon to Sanford C. Prouty of Swan
ton. The dining room was attractive in
its decorations of green and white crepe
paper festooned from the ceiling to the
corners of the table on which a bride and
groom under n miniature arch formed a
center piece. After q delicious luncheon
chicken pie was brought in. Upon cut
ting the pie, Miss WILDER discovered a
cut glass iced tea set and several pieces
of silver.-The 18th annual banquet of
Banner Grange, No. 1856, will be held al
the town hall Friday evening, November
5. 1t is expected that several members of
Lakeside Grange will attend, also large
delegation from our local Grange.-Newel
Coburn, who had been i'll for some time
died at his home Monday morning. The
funeral services will be held at his late
home Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
Mr.. Coburn. who was Civil War veteran
is survived by his wife and three sons
Judson and Charles of Burlington and
Archie, whose home is with his aged
parents
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the beneit Of the Sunday school Of st.
Guke's Church.-The marriage of George
Ethan Mitchell, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George II. Mitchell of this village, and
Miss Kathleen Labombard of Isle La
Motto took place at nine o'clock at Isle
La Motto Wednesday morning. After a
wedding trip they will reside here
George r. Mitchell, son of MIR. and Mrs.
Frank II. Mitchell Of this town, and
Miss Katherine King. daughter Of Mrs.
May King of Burlington, were married
Monday afternoon at the Methodist par
sonage by the Rev. A. e. Schoff. A
reception was given in their honor at the
home of Mr.. Mitchell's parents Tuesday
evening-J. r. Cleveland has purchased
of M. s. Thomas what Is known as the
Vantine farm in this village, also tho
double tenement on Vantine avenue.
They will take possession April Mrs.
Euretta Darby has sold to r. II. Roberts
the farm where Mr.. Roberts now lives.
| together with the tools and stock-Miss
Ogeil Langlois has bought Of w. J. Jane
son the house now occupied by L.. X.
Martin.-The mail route between this
postofiice and tho Fisk postoffice on Isle
La Motto. known as the Star route, Is
up for bids. The time Of the present
driver, J. F. Cleveland, expires July
next. All BIDS must be Hled pe1ore Jan
uary 1 and the necessary papers for maxi
ing application may be procured at the
postofTice here.-Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Stata
have moved from the Morton camp on
the lake shore to the tenement of G. C.
Green, which he recently purchased OF
NJ. s.. Thomas-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Degrechie returned from Lewis. p. Q.
the last of last week.-Mrs.. +. w. Miner
and children returned from Easthamptor
Mass. the latter part of last Week.-Mrs.
Beatrice Sheldon has returned home from
several months spent at Lake Placid
N. Y.-Mrs. Linus Lasher went Wednes
day to Champlain, N. Y.-Mrs E. F
Alderman Is at home after several weeks
in Johnson.-L. r. Martin and daughter
Margaret, have gone to Shaftsbury tc
visit relatives.-The proceeds of the Hal
loween party at the stcne schoolhous'
amounted to over $50. which will be used
toward the purchase OF phonograpf
for the school. Much credit is due thu
teacher, Mrs. Harriet Duel, for the man
ner in which the children rendered ar
excellent program and also the manner
In which the room was decorated
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Lam0ille County
AfORRISVNLR

MIR and Mrs. John Berry AND little
daughter, Elsie, of New Bedford, Mass.
came last night for visit to Mrs. Berrys
mother. Mrs. F.. p. Darling and sister
Mrs. G.. A. wilkins Judge G. NJ. Powers
was visitor in Burlington Thursday
and Friday.-Mrs Pauline Dodge and
Miss Mary Gates left Thursday for New
York city Cor a weeks stay.-Dr W. =.
Slaytou was a Burlington visitor Thurs
day.-Leon H. Monaban resumed els
duties as station agent Friday after n
weeks vacation spont IN Montreal s..
Adams. and East Fairfield.--H, e, Farm
ham was a business visitor in Barre Wed e
nesday.-George A. Morse and L. 3.
Timms Of HardwicK have returned from
few days business "trip in Boston,
Miss Kate Carleton has returned home
from a three weeks stay with friends in
White River.
The experience social held last Thurs
day night at the Congregational Church
was an unqualified success. The decora-
lions in keeping with the Halloween sea-
son were ingenious and attractive. The
high school orchestra, under the direction
of Miss Magnsr, gave several selections.
Miss Magner also rendered a vocal solo
very effective. Frank Jones told about
the parsons brindle bull in characteristic
fashion. The Misses Myrtle Sulham and
Gladys Dick were encored for their num-
bers, as also were Roberta Powers and
Rebeoca Camp for their quaint duet. Miss
Taylor CARRIED as a fortune teller. did a
tremendous business with the younger
members Of the audience. The principal
part of the program was the presenting OF
the dollars earned by members of the
church school with explanation as to how
Va yryoa ,aI svxtnn in, ph "a
several unauestionab.e poets. who In
seclusion have blushed unseen for many
years. stepping Immediately into the lime
light The result of the social exceeded
all expectation: the stereoptlcon is paid
for. and sufficient cash remains in hand
to complete the equipment
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Edmunds were Bur-
lingtcn visitors Saturday going by auto.
They were accompanied home by Misses
Thelma Edmund and Merle Smalley Of
the University Of Vermont, who re-
NAMED over Sunday at their respective
homes.-W, II. Towne is in East Fair
field this week. where he has employ
ment-Mr. and Mrs. Preston DEMO of
Hyde Park We're Sunday visitors at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Taylor of
Montpelier were visitors in town part
Of last week.-Mrs.. Hannah Taylor is re-
covering from her recent serious illness.
DIR. A. NJ. Goddard and family were
Burlington visitors Sunday.--Mrs. How
ard Skinner went the last Of the week
to St. Johnsbury, called by the illness
Of her daughter, Mrs. Almon Call, who
10 suffering from an attack Of acute in
digestion.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Butler
Of Cambridge were guests over Sunday
Of the formers sister. Mrs. Elizabeth
Thomas. and Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Small
ley,-A very pleasant Halloween event
took place Saturday evening. when Miss
Ellen Bishop entertained 20 friends al
her home in Johnson. The decorations
were In keeping with Halloween. The
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ISLE LA NOTE

Miss Kathaleen La Bombard was
pleasantly surprised Thursday evening
when So friends rendered her q miscel-
laneous shower at her home in honor of
her approaching marriage to George e.
Mitchell OF Alburg. Miss La Bombard
was the recipient of many beautiful gifts
of cut glass, silver, linen and household
articles. Refreshments were served and
Il most enjoyable evening was passed.
Miss Carrie Ryan has gone to st. Adams
on VISTA surprise miscellaneous
shower was given Miss Katie Lee King
Saturday evening at the home of Mrs.
Fred King in honor of her approaching
marriage to George F. Mitchell. About
So friends were present and Miss King
was the recipient OF many beautiful gifts.
Refreshments were served and very
merry evening was enjoyed by all
George F. Mitchell and Miss Katie Lee
King were married at the Alburg Center
parsonage by the Rev Shaw Monday
afternoon at two o'clock. Miss Mary
and Joseph Leroy. cousins of the groom,
attended the young couple.-St. Joseph's
Church was the scene of very pretty
wedding Wednesday morning when Miss
Kathaleen La Bombard was united in
marriage to George Ethan Mitchell Of
Alburg by the Rev. Father La Chance.
Miss Kelley Mitchell, sister Of the groom,
and Howard Poquette attended the cou-
pie. After a wedding breakfast served
to the immediate family at the home of
the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell left for
wedding tour to Montreal.-Miss Mar
garet Johnson, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. G. 5. King, has return
ed home.-Mrs. Allen Hall is visiting
relatives in New York.-Mrs. Nettie
Fleury and Mrs. Kenneth Tulsa have
picked several quarts Of wild raspber-
ries.-News has been received of the
birth of a SON John owen. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Trombly. Mrs. Trombly is
at Bar Harbor, Me.-The funeral of Mrs.
julius Hill was held at the Methodist
Church Wednesday evening. The Rev.
William Hill delivered a most touching
sermon. Interment was made in the
Methodist Episcopal cemetery .-William
Naylor Of St. Michaels College was
home over the weekend with his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Naylor.
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SHELDON

Mrs. f. c. Peck and Mrs. Ella Prescott
of Morrisville are passing a few days at
c. C. Batchelders. reception given
in Marshs Hall Tuesday October 2s in
honor of the recent marriage of Mr..
and Mrs. John Riley of Fairfield was
largely attended and a very ENJOYABLE
affair.-Among those from out Of town.
who attended the funeral of the last
Samuel B. Greene, which was held at
the home of DIR. and Mrs. f. NJ. Brown.
Wednesday afternoon. were: O. X. Brown
and Mr. and Mrs. F.. H. Brown of Swan
ton: Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Baxter of High
gate: Miss Edith Brown of Burlington.
Mrs. Nellie Brown of Richford: Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Wright and Norman Wright
of st. Adams and the Rev Mr.. Smith OF
MontreaI-Mr md Mre rosnar C,+un
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MONTGOMERY

Mrs. y. Kettredge is in town visiting rel
atives.-The Rev. j. w. Hatch d. D., prin-
cipal of Montpelier Seminary, was unex-
pectedly able to be here last Sunday, and
It was a great pleasure TO hear him preach
at the evening service in the church. DR.
Hatch took the Golden Rule for his text.
and in reviewing the worlds condition
claimed that this text was the only
remedy.-Mr. and Mrs. Thayer JENNIE, of
Richford. are visiting at p. b. swans
Louis Lumbra has moved from his farm
into the Phil Sylvester tenement former
ly occupied by Charles Paronto.-George
Warren has taken the Aiken farm Mr.
Aiken and family having moved to Rich
ford.-George Brunton has moved into p.
B. Swans tenement house George Rich
ardson is in Bethel visiting relatives.-A
reception was given Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
ton Fuller in honor of their recent we'd
ding. About 40 gathered at the home and
most enjoyable time was spent. An
electric table lamp had been subscribed
for by many friends in the town, and this
was presented to Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller to-
gether with a sum Of money by the Rev.
Allen Kirkness, Mr.. Fuller replying in
happy little speech Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Garrow have returned from Frank
lin and will reside here permanently.-Mr.
and Mrs. George Richardson were called
Saturday to see their son. Don, who UNI
derwent an operation for appendicitis In
the St. Albans hospital Many friends
were saddened to hear of the death OF
Miss Earnsby of Hopedale. Mass. Miss
Earnsby had been staying most or the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Fraser
and left October 10 to visit her sister In
Prince Edwards Island, 1t seems that on
Monday of last week. she was taken ILL.,
an operation was decided on, which was
performed on Thursday, and on the fol-
lowing day, she died. The sympathy OF
all who knew her, goes out to the rela-
| tiuna In their hereaNement.
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evening was spent in fortune telling,
dancing and stunts and refreshments
were served.-At a meeting of the La
moille County Chapter American Red
Cross held last week. the entire board OF
officers were reelected as follows:
Chairman, w. T. Best: vice chairman.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Powers secretary, G. E.
Goodliffe treasurer Miss Sara Chaplin,
Hyde Park; auditor, Creig Burt. Stowe;
chairman of departments, Homer Serv-
ice, Mrs. II. A. Smalley; Woman's Aux
iliary. Mrs. L. II. Noyes. Hyde Park;
public health, Mrs. G. NJ. Powers; fl
nance, Miss Clara Carpenter; publicity.
l.. p. Thayer representative state
board. r. w. Hulburd. Hyde Park
Twelve members Of the Ladies Five
Hundred club with their husbands were
In Burlington Friday afternoon and eve
ming, tho event being gentlemens night
They enjoyed lobster and chicken din
ner at the Hotel Vermont and attend
ed the opera "Ruddigore" in the eve
ning.-Mrs ]. Boyden Estee of Montpe-
Her was a guest of Mrs. H. A. Slayton
Monday.-Mrs. T C. Cheney entertained
at Halloween party at her homo on
Cheney avenue Saturday evening. The
house was decorated in Halloween style
and a covered dish supper was served,
tho place cards were dainty Halloween
favors Music on the victrola and five
hundred furnished the evenings enter
tainment.-Miss Roberta Powers very
pleasantly entertained five Of her little
friends at the home of her parents. Judge
and Mrs George NJ. Powers, Saturday
n fternoon. The usual Halloween stunts
we're performed and at $50 five supper
was served, the dining room being pref
lily decorated Each guest received an at
tractiva Halloween cap and a favor
containing assorted candy
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ENOSBURG

The ladies will serve harvest supper
in the vestry of Memorial Church Fri
day evening.-George Norton spent the
weekend at his home In Sutton, p. O.
Mr. and Mrs. K. j. Wright from Flet-
cher were at Il. NJ. Wright's Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Wright spent the
weekend at q. r. Remington's in Shell
don.-The Rev. and Mrs. r. A. Burns
returned Friday form Weston, where
they have been spending a two weeks
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FLETCHER

d. W. Hooper, republican, was elected
town representative. A largely attended
reception was given Mr.. Hooper at the
hall Tuesday evening. --Irving Clark, until
recently resident of this town died
at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Hazel
Stratton, Saturday His funeral was
held at the Bnghamville church Mon
day with burial in the family lot.-Nel-
son Clark of New York is in town called
here by the death of his brother.-Mr.
and Mrs. Perley Pilbin of Massachusetts
have come to town to reside
Irving Clark died October 20 at the home
Of his daughter. Mrs. Hazel Stratton, Of
Fairfield. The funeral was held at the
Binghamville Church Monday at one
ock.-Mrs. Burt Smith, of Boston, is
visiting at Elrick Hunt's.-Mr. and Mrs.
Burt Como. Of Cloverdale. visited at o.
H. Gomos Thursday.-A Halloween party
at the Center school Saturday evening
was enjoyed by number Of parents, the
children taking part, speaking and sing
ing, and all certainly doing their parts
we'll. At the close of the exercises the
children served lunch-William Boozan
was in st. Adams recently to purchase a
horse.-Harold Shepardson was at home
over Sunday from ST. Michaers College,
Worthy Deputy A. c. Wells and son. OF
Bakersfield, attended the Grange FRIDAY
night and conferred the third and fourth
degrees
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Sunday SCHOOL,. There will be a meet
ing of the officers and teachers of the
Sunday school following the service. I'm
bortant busness.--Earl Place was taken
TO the Fanny Allen hospital Monday
Mrs. Earl Gflin Is at the Fanny Allen
hospital for serious operation.
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FAIRFIELD

r. b. Ryan, independent Democrat.
was elected town representative Tues
day. Three ballots were taken. with the
following results: w. f. Shattuck. Rep.
1854. 142 81 T. B. Ryan. Ind. Dem, 1873.
179, 252; n. j. MCGOWAN, Dem, 100, 167
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HILL WEST

Mis- Jessie Rivers visited at IL. M.
Sylvester's few days last week.-Mrs..
III. L. Jewett and two children spent Sat-
urday and Sunday at Lewis Rushford's
at Montgomery vlllage.-Mrs. Austin
McGraii and son, Thomas, and Mr.. and
Mrs. III. M. Sylvester were in Franklin
Sunday.-The Halloween party held at
Frank Wetherby's Saturday night was
we'll attcnded.-Leon Sheldon and daugh-
at Frank Wetherby's.-Horace Rushford
is moving his family into the Thomas
Goslay house.-Thomas and Austin Nc
Grail we're In Enosburg Falls Friday.
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WEST ENOSBURG

Mr.. and Mrs. John Dow have gone 10
st. Petersburg, Florida to pass the win
ter.-Lute Touchette has moved into
Harry Kidders tenement house. VIII
liam West has moved into Mrs. M. IL.
Hubbel's house, vacated by Mr. Touch
ette.--J. f. Dow has sold 10 acres or
wood lot on the mountain to c. L..
Nichols.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Ovitt and Miss
Irene and Arin Ovitt visited Miss Eula
Ovitt in Burlington Sunday.-Last Sun
day was observed as good literature day
at the Methodist Church.-Mrs. Roy
Fields. who underwent an operation ut
the Sherwood Sanitorium at St Adams,
returned home October H.-Roy Kelley
who has been working for Burton La
Cross has returned to his home at East
Enosburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Craig and daughter.
Mrs. Gladys, and Doris Linus visited at
the home of NJ. u. Hubbell Sunday.-Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Hull and son, Wendall,
were In st. Adams Sunday.---An Illus
trated lecture will be given at the
Methodist Church Friday evening.-A
Halloween party was held in Harry Kid
der's hall Saturday evening
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EAST GEORGIA

Emmanuels Church, twenty-third
Sunday after Trinity Gin the Octave Of
All Saints. November z. 800 o'clock; ;
evening prayer and sermon by the Rt.
Rev. DR., Bliss. Bishop Coadjutor Of
Vermont
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WOLCOTT

Z. j Lanpher has sold tae NJ. L.
Wheeler farm to Weld Dyke.-Mr. and
Mrs. B. f. Loveim were in Burlington
Thursday.-Solon Hayford has moved his
family to Pottersville.-Peter Blair ana
family left recently for Montreal to pass
the winter-Donald Mofratt, Of Norris
vile. with his wife, passed Sunday at G..
II. Richardson's Arthur Tuthill has NOV
cd his family from Woodbury. here and
is now located in the Mudgett Cogswell
tenement.-Dorothy Jones, Of Morrisville,
passed Sunday at q. II. Richardson's
Mrs. Ackers and little daughter. Of John
son, were guests Of the Rev. and Mrs.
Oldridge tho last Of the Week.-Mrs.
Florence Parker. Of Hardwick was a
visikor IN town Saturday.
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EAST BERKSHIRE

Mrs Preston Sykes has been visiting
relatives in Knowlton.-Mrs. George
1 Garno is visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs Seymour Dunham--Miss Pauline