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the District meeting in Bennington,
Dec 9th.
Miss Weeks of Troy is the guest of
Miss Hattie yelling.
Miss Mollie S. Bottum called on
friends in town recently.
Mr. and Mrs Sidney Colvin of Ar
lington were here over Thanksgiving
day.
Several from here attended the flu
neral of Mrs Elmer Lansing in Hoo
sick Falls last week Mrs Lancing
was formerly Miss Lizzie Bowen and
resided here for some time.
A pipe is being laid from the grist
mill into the street. which will be con-
nected with hydront for use in case
of fire.
Next Sunday at the Methodist church
the pastor, Rev G.. f. Mayer will take
for his subject 1.-The Definition of
Sin" The sermon will be preceded
by five minutes talk to the children.
Circle No of the ME church met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Ira
Adams.
Mr. and Mrs Huntington of Burling-
ton are visiting their son, f. T. Hun
tington.
Chas Hinsdll and wife of Troy
were guests of his parents Thanksgiv-
ing.
Miss A. L. Farwell spent the Thanks
ginning recess at her homein Waltham,
Mass.
Miss +. NJ Schoonmaker visited her
mother in Saltwater, n. Y. few days
last week.
The chicken pie supper and sale OF
fancy articles atthe home OF Mrs Cir
ard was success, netting the ladies
of the Me church $500.
Miss Bertha Paris visited her pa
rents in Wallingford last week.
j. H. Cushman of New York city
was in town over Sunday.
Walter r. Madison has been at
home for few days.
Mr. and Mrs B. l.. Marsh of Perth
Amboy, New Jersey, are visiting Mrs
Marsh's sister, Mrs L. K. Collins.
There was meeting at the Village
Hail. Monday evening for the purpose
of org anizing club of the members
of st John the Baptist church. This
club will arrange for series OF enter
tainments to raise funds for the benefit
of the church.
Frank Horton of Saltwater is spend
ing weeks vacation at his home
here.
A. N. Shepherd is i'll, and unable to
attend to his duties in A. S. Hatha-
ways store.
Mr. and Mrs James A. Delehanty are
visiting at Rev Y. f. Shaefer's. They
are on their way from Hydeville to
their home in New York city.
Misses Katherine and Marcella Bar
ret of Schuy lerville were guests al
James Horizons last week.
Harry Roster was in Troy recently.
The choir of st John the Baptist
church are making special prepare
tions for the music at midnight mass
on Christmas eve.
Mrs F. L. Bottum and youngest
child accompanied her mother, Mrs
Shannon to her home in Easton,
Penn.
The ]. q. Mccullough Engine Co
cleared eighty four dollars at their
annual supper and ball.
Mrs j. F. Allisons father is to
spend the winter with her.
Rev c. H. Peck exchanged puIpits
with the Rev Warren X. Morse of
Bennington Center last Sunday morn
ing
Miss Tina Tozier has returned to
her school in Northampton, Mass.
Miss Anna Hall of Wallingford was
a guest at Rev Il. b. Tozier's last
week.
The skating is excellent on Lake
Parma. The young people are i'm
proving every moment of the time.
Dir L. B. Newton was in Troy the
first OF the week.
LIE. Collins of Manchester is visit.
ing his brother.
Many people are suffering with Sc
we're colds.
Communion service will be observed
at the Baptist church Sunday morning
The Covenant meeting occurs Thurs
day evening, followed by the &C class.
Miss Ellen Peck of Bradford Aca-
denny, Bradford, Mass, is visiting
her parents, Rev c. II. Peck and |
wife.
The WCTUi will meet Wednesday,
Dec 18th at the home of Mrs Leland |
Loomis 1t will be work meeting,
The young ladies of the "Tbimble |
Bee Club" have been invited. All |
are requested to bring materials for
comfort bags. These will be made |