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Miss Jennie Riley will give dancing
party this evening.
j. r. Macdonald, of Hoosick Falls,
was in town this week.
Mrs. George Crawford is visiting her
sister in New York City.
Miss Annie Evans has been visiting
with relatives in Cohoes.
Miss Matte Buss goes to Troy to-day
for weeks visit among friends.
Miss Mamie Evans has returned from
a visit with friends in Troy, and vicinity.
Miss Mary LOOMS will assiGt in Mac
donald's shoe parlor Saturday evenings
Miss F.S futile leav Wednesday for
Chicago, where she will pass the winter
Fred Kennon has resumed his duties
in Campbell's mill, alter short illness.
Miss Jennie Sterling, of Montpelier,
is visiting the family of Geo. II. Har-
wood.
Seymour Van Santvoord, of Troy,
left Tuesday, for short trip to the
West.
Miss Mamie Fitzgerald visited her
parents in Hoosick Falls, few days this
week.
g-Miss J. Maude A Jams of Arlington,
visited Miss Elizabeth Robinson this
week.
The Rev. w. j. Chapman, formerly
pastor of the Methodist church, is in
town.
Arthur F. Clark, of Boston, spent
Sunday in town as the guest of John NJ.
Burt.
Miss Minnie Vosburgh, of New York,
is visiting Mrs. C. Friender, of Main
street.
Letter Carrier Halloran is laid off
duty this week, from the effects of a Sc
we're cold.
Mr.. Cell, the evangelist, begins a Sc
ries of meetings in Oneida, n. Y, next
Thursday.
-Buel N. Walker is here from the
West on short visit to his father Albert
Walker.
George b. Wellington and family
have returned from the Centre to their
home in Troy.
Col. A. Potter, of North Adams, was
in town yesterday and this morning on
business.
Collins Graves returned yesterday
from a two weeks visit to Providence,
and Boston,
Mrs. Mary Kingsley has charge of
the Library during the absence of Mrs.
Merrill in New York.
George McBurneyA manager of Mac
donald's shoe parlor, spent Sunday at his
home in Mechanicville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bourne, of SOB Main
street, attended the old peoples reunion
at Manchester, yesterday.
Henry, son of Isaac T. Pratt, is ex-
pected home from Springfield, Mass,
shortly, to spend the winter
Hon. A. P. Sutherland, clerk of the
Surrogate Court of Brooklyn, n y, has
been in town on business for few days
this week,
Elk. Gov. Fuller has been elected pres
ident of the National Society for Good
Roads which recently held its convention
in Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. H. S. Bingham, Loring and
Miss Ella left for New York last evening,
to meet Mrs James II. Norton, who is
returning from Paris.
Bishop John S. Michaud will admin
lister the sacrament of confirmation to a
class of $50 children at St. Peters church
Rutland, Sunday afternoon.
DIR. w. E. Putnam has as guests this
week his sister Mrs. Hugh D. Cameron
of Hamilton, Ontario, and his aunt, Mrs.
George Christopher, of IngersOll, On
tario.
Michael Sullivan, of Arlington, who
was beaten by the two Powers brothers,
few weeks ago, is recovering. but he
will be troubled with stiff shoulder in
the future.
Mrs. Geo. Bushnell will return next
week from visit to her mother in Mont
real. Mr.. Bushnell leaves the early part
of the week for Montreal, to accompany
her home.
Mrs. Christiana Hunter, of Grove
Street, sailed from New York, Saturday
Choir Line, for Glasgow, Scotland. where
she will make it her home for the flu
ture
Mrs. Jesse Burdett, of Arlington,
State Regent of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, attended the Ma
tiOnal convention of that order in Allan
ia, Ga, this week.
The annual athletic meet of Brown
University was held Wednesday, with a
large number of events. Russell c..
Graves, '9S, of this village, was the win
ner in the 12O yards hurdle race, his
time being 10 seconds.
John Lyons, formerly of Stafford
street, and Miss Ada Davis of Branch
street, of this village, were married in
Cohoes, Saturday evening Oct 26th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyons will reside in Co.
hoes.
Bishop Hall is filling several engage.
meEts in the West, and expects to be
back in Burlington by the middle OF No.
vember. He will not make engagements
for regular visitat!ons before Christmas.
H. w. Putnam, his brother II. A.
Putnam and wife, of New Russia, N. Y,
and the Misses Annie and Amy, daugh-
tiers of f. II. Putnam, of this village,
leave New York to morrow in Mr.. Put
nam's private car for San Diego, Cali,
where they will pass the winter.
Edgar Buss, who has been in charge
of j. IL. Loring & Co.'S. freight team for
some time, leaves that position, Monday,
to go into the business of supplying the
villagers with kerosene oil. He will
make frequent and regular trips to the
residences of customers.
Miss Clara Agan, at one time a resi-
dent of this village, and Edwin X. Steph-
ems of North Adams, Mass, were mar
ried Wednesday, at the Methodist church
in NoIthIHoosick. Miss Stephens is the
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