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Leo Grout Of Arlington has been in
town.
Robert Stewart of Schenectady was
in town this week
j. A. Delahanty of New York City
was in town recently.
Myron J. Harrington has been dis
abled by rheumatism.
Miss Sarah Haddy spent Sunday at
her home in Valatia, N. Y.
Misses Elizabeth and Agnes Horton
were in Saltwater Sunday.
Miss Nellie Cole is spending a week
with relatives in Arlington.
Miss Edna Schoonmaker has re-
turned from saltwater N. Y.
Mrs John Daley is visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs A. J. Nash.
Rena G. Phillips has returned from
visiting friends in Whitehall, N. Y.
Miss May Bouplon of SALISBURY is
visiting her aunt, Mrs Ira L. Adams
Miss Mary Garfield of Cambridgeis
visiting Noel Schelley and wife this
week.
A party of abouttwenty- five attended
a surprise party at the Foley farm last
week
Charles j. Brutfee of Peterborough,
n. II. is the guest of Deacon Charles
A. Brutfee.
H. Z. Nichols and wife of Troy are
guests of Mr. and Mrs H. l. Spattord
this week.
Miss Ethel L. Colvin of Manchester
Center is the guest Of her cousin, Miss
Mary E. Colvin.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Remington are the
happy parents of adaughter born Mon
day, August 10.
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Mccarthy are
the happy parents of son born Fri
day, August It'll.
Frank White and family are occupy
ing the tenement across the White
bridge which is being repaired.
Charles h. Schaefer has returned to
New York after a two weeks visit with
his brother, Rev 7. f. Schaefer.
Miss Maud Laebelie of Rutland
Business College has accepted a posi-
tion as stenographer for the II. c.
White Co.
Miss Hope Lyons is operating the
telephone line at the central station
during the absence of Miss Florence
Woodruff.
Mr. and Mrs A. w. Turner Of New
FORK City spent Sunday with the for
mer's sister, Mrs G. II Hindsdill Of
this village.
William Kipp fell from a scaffold-
ing at the Stark Paper Co.'S plant at
Sodom last Friday and received quite
serious injuries.
Miss Maud Priest who is principal
of one of the high schools in Detroit,
Mich, is visiting her cousin, S. O.
Teft of this village.
Mrs Paul Carey and Miss Define
Carey who have been visiting Paul
Carey of this village have returned TO
! their home in Cohoes.
w. r. Worthington has treated his
store to a new coatof dark green paint
which gives it very neat and at
tractive appearance.
Miss Katharine Rhoades has re-
signed her position as stenographer
with the H. c. White Co. to accept a
similar position with the Coy, Bah
| cock Co of Bennington.
Misses Florence Z. Woodruff, Har-
riet Center and Katharine A. Colvin
left Saturday morning for Kittery
Point where they will visit at thehome
| of MIR AID Mrs II. Woodruff
The Olympics will play the Hallen-
/ becks, better known as the state print
er here, Saturday, August l5 Espec-
ial pains has been taken 10 make this
/ game the most interesting of the sea-
/ son.
The woodshed adjoining the house
occupied by Mrs Ella White on Fac
tory street caught fire from some cot
ton waste sunday 1t was discovered
in time to prevent any serious damage
being done.
Representatives of the Italian band
OF Lee, Mass, who are employed by
| Norcross * Co. here as surprise to
Elmer T. WEIGH, gave him serenade
at his home on the corner of Prospect
and Pleasant streets last Friday even
ing.
RARo CORN SYRUP.