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home in Chaxy, N. Y, nftcr few days
visit with his aunt, Mrs. n. NJ. Hull.
Mr.. Parbcr Is a student at Cornell Tint
vtrsity.-Miss 1Mcia Andrews ard Mrs.
Ellen Andrews returned TO Burlington Sat
urday after spending few days among re-
lativcs.-Mr. and Mrs. w. Il. Field ana
children visited Mrs. Phelps j. Murphy In
burlington the past wcek.--David Frazer Is
somewhat better at this writing.-AIrs
r. l.. Andrews, Mrs II. e. Cassidy, Mrs.
Albert Ray and Mrs. A. s. Hull go to
New York Wednesday for n vcok.--fIar-
ley Palmer has bought Austin Mckcn-
zics farm in East Shclburne for 81 300
Mrs. Guy Tobey is sick with neuralgia. go
Mrs. Joseph Pushcy has rented the up
per part of j. II. Aliens building Mr..
and Mrs Charles Martin and Nv. and
Mrs. Erie Mead attended tho IlattsDurgh
fair the past week.--Mr. and Mrs. Ford
Flag and son of Richmond spent Sun
day at i. l.. Andrcws.-Mrs Kate Con-
don Williams has returned TO her home
in Massachusetts, after visiting her SIS
ter. Mrs. Moses Bissonctte for a few
wecks.-Mr. and Mrs. +. II. Mac Dcnou5h
are the parents OF new daughter.
liza Dow and Miss Helen Dwre both
of this town were united in marriage In
Johnson. Scptcmhcr a
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MILTON.

Mrs. Bucl Landon Of South Hero has
been visiting her brother. O. @. Phelps,
for several days--Ralph Wolcott went to
Williamst0wn. Mass. Monday where no
will enter Williams College. Edgar Pow
ell Is in Boston.-Mr Carter OF Rochester,
n. H.. and Miss Jennie Rankin OF Bur-
lirgton Were the guests OF Mrs. +. J..
Rankin over Sunday and Monday.-Mrs
Helen Bapard and Miss Bernice Ballard
have gone to burlington, where they will
make their home in the future.-Miss
Jeneva Patterson is i'll with typhoid
fever.-Miss Gertrude Goodyear and Har-
low Goodyear are visiting in Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs ID. ID. Parker and little
daughter Of Richmond are visiting friends
in town.-'rhe revival services mt the
Methodist Church are to be continued
through this wcek.-Mr and Mrs. Mark
Austin and little child of Burlington have
been spending few days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Smith.
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COLCHESTER.

son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs
MGR of Chicago is spending n few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. John Crockett.-The
funeral of the late Mrs. Jane Horton was
held from the home of her son, DIN Nc
Nall, Tuesday at p. m. The Rev. ]. T..
BaXcndale of Milton assisted by the Rev.
j. r. Buzzcll of Colchester OBLIGATED. The
intcrment WAS in the Champlain ceme-
terry. Mrs. Horton. who was &c years old
had lived nearly all her life in Colchester.
At an early ago she united with the
Methodist Church and was known and be-
loved by many friends an earnest
Christian woman. She leaves two sons.
DIN McNall of Milton and Rolla Horton
of Roxbury, Mass. besides several grand
children to mourn her loss.-Mrs. Athcr-
ton, who has been visiting friends in town.
has returned to Stoughton. --Olin Olsen
of AppIcdorc. Mass. has moved with his
family to Champlain TO help carry on
Wilbur Monty's fnrm.-Gcorge Whitcomb
is quito sick with an attack Of neuralgia. -
Charles Gates of Franklin, State road
commissioner, was in town Monday and
Tue sday looking over the new perma
nent road being built near the dcpot.-Mrs.
Clara Severance who has been to tho
hospital for an operation. has returned
home. She is getting along as we'll as
possible
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GRANVILLE

Mrs. Kate Lull, who has been visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Fred Neff. in
StOckbridge the past week. returned Sun
day.--Mr. and Mrs. Udall of STAFFORD
were in town last week visiting friends.
They were former residents of this place.
Joseph and George Hill have gone 20
attend school in Rochester.-Mis Myrtle
Maynard was III White River Junction
last wcck.-Miss Cora Derby of Middle
bury called on Ter uncle, james Derby.
Saturday while on her way t. visit her
sisters in Warrcn.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Chamberlain and family cf Stochbridge
we're Mt II. G. Hubbards SATURDAY and
Surday.-Mrs. f. NJ. liemcnway was In
Bethel the first of the week. Miss Lc,la
Briggs returned 10 Goddard Seminary
last Thursday.-Mrs. George Flint of
New Haven was the guest Of ]. a. Vim
ton and wife last woek.-J. V. Wilson has
sold his farm to John Putney and Will
move his family TO Middleton, Mass.
whore he has purchased small
place. Herman Ford who las been
helping his father has returned to On
tario. .Y-Luther Chattcrtcn is quite
i'll and is attended by DR.. Campbell.
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HUNTINGTON.

very pretty wedding was solemnized
at the Union Church Thursday evening,
when Lena, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Cleveland, was united In mar
rage to Forest NJ. Norton. The church
was prottily trimmed with ferns and
goldenrod. The Episcopal service was
performed by the Rev. s. p. Perry OF
Bristol. The bride was becomingly at
tired in white chiffon, wore a veil and
carried brides roses. She was preceded
to the altar by two flower girls Miss
Julia Morrill, and Greta Norton. and the
maid of honor. Miss Alice Beers. The
bride on the arm OF her father met the
groom at the altar and best man,
Charles Johns. Of Charlotte. The four
ushers were Howard Alger. Ernest Bates,
Archie Higiey and Clarence Kenyon. Miss
Kathleen Snyles played several selections
before the bridal party arrived and dur
ing the ceremony at the conclusion of
which the relatives of the happy couple
repaired to the brides home. whore
dainty Refreshments were served. Many
useful and handsome presents were left
with them. They will take up their fu-
turc residence with the parents OF the
groom. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Norton
Mrs. Mary Wyman has returned from
Richmond.-Mrs. Frouley and mother.
Mrs. Wood. returned to her home in
Providence Thursday-Dr Ellsworth
Ross has gone TO Minneapolis. Mimi.
with view to locating thcreA junior
Christian endcavor society will be or
ganized Saturday afternoon at the
churCh
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Albert G. Ferris and Miss NJ. j.. Isham
were married Thursday at the home Of
the brides mother-n-law, Mrs. Frank T..
Lord. The Rev. c. J. Staples officiatcd
and only members OF the respective fam
lilies were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Ferris
went on the flyer for Il brief honeymoon
trip. On their return they will reside
at the corner of Elm and Spruce streets,
Burlington.
About GO of the friends and ncighbors
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pratt went TO
their home on the evening of Septem-
Der to help them celebrate their sill
yer wedding. They were the recipients
of several pieces of silver table ware.
and two nice rocking chairs. Music
and dancing were the order of the
evening. Refreshments ,wcre served.
Miss Lottie 1sham attended the fair
lat Ottawa. Ont. last week.
Mrs. Mary Tlley and son, Roy f..
Tillcy, and family of Swanton spent
last week in town visiting relatives.
Miss Della Prior has resumed her
studies at the Burlington High school.
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HARDWICK.

DR.. and Mrs. Tefft of Tconderoga. n. Y,
arrived in town Saturday evening to visit
their daughter, Mrs. r. NJ. Wilhur-Miss
Annie Rowell is clerking in the McI4ane
Leach store, while Miss McLane is in
Boston.--Warner i. Graham. the very
efficient clerk Mt the postoffice. finished
work there Saturday night and Monday
he started for Ann Aror. Mich. to
study law in the University of Michigan
Frank Caron, who resigned his position
in W. S. Cobb's clothing store. leaves this
week for Bcllingham. Wash. where he
will have n similar position. He goes in
company with brother from Barton.
Guy Herrick of Morrisville is clerking for
MIR. Cobb-Mrs. Charles Fitch OF Rouses
Point, n. V, Is visiting at the home of her
son. G. s. Fitch of Summer street-A
double funeral was held Saturday morn
ing for Jerome Cresetti and Jerome Bian-
chi, the two little Italian boys who were
buried alive Wednesday night. The bur
ial was in the Aiken cemetery and a long
procession Of friends followed the remains
to the graves. The floral tributes were
many and beautiful.-Wlliam White has
been very sick the past few days suffering
from pleurisy hut Saturday he was bet
ter.-The ladies' of the COnsrega tional
society will give q social in the church
parlors Friday night. The ladies have
been making extensive repairs on the
church vestry and this social will be the
opening of the rooms.--Sumner L. OAR
ling left Friday for Mcdford. Mass. where
he will take a course in the scientific de-
partmcnt OF Tufts CollcGe-Charles Bian-
chi was released from Rutland to come
here to attend tho funeral of his son,
who was killed. Mr.. Bianchi is serving a
sentence at Rutland. Charles Ward, the
electrician, who suffered Il partial shock
Wednesday night. seems to be improving.
Miss Clara Brooks OF Worcester. Mass,
is visiting Mt the home of DIR. and Mrs. r.
y. George. OF Church street.Mrs. a. q.
Corey and two children of Manchester
n. H., are in town for n visit Of IA few
days.-Mrs. Mccoy of Somerville, Mass.
who has been visiting her daughter. Bliss
Florence Mccoy, has returned to her
home. Miss Mccoy is the new assistant
in the high school.
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WILLlsToN

A child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edison 1sham
died at oak hill Friday.-The King s
daughters Circl, met Friday ut Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Foy's.-Mosher & Kcefe are
painting Fred Varncv's huildings.-The
Onaway club met on Tuesday
evening at Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Fer
eusons.-Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Crane. who
have been visiting at Mr.. and Mrs +. c.
Johnson's. are now guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. +. Johnson.
The burial of Mr.. and Mrs. Edison
Isham's son, who died in Talcott with
diphtheria, was held Saturday at the
East cemetery, the Rev. Mr.. Deifcndorf
officiating at the home and the grave
Miss Brown and Mrs Darling have re-
ccived news Of their brothers serious
illness in California. ETHAN Allen of Chi
cago is al the home OF his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan Allcn.-There are nc
now cases of diphthcra in Talcott so fal
and the school opened Wednesday
again.--f.ber Bradley. an old resident o.
this town. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
w c. ElisS
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
(continuea from rirst pase.)

Mrs. John Mayo and son attended the
fair at Plattsburgh, N. Y, last week.
Presiding Elder Dow will preach ut the
Methodist Church Sunday afternoon,
October IA business meeting of the
Epworth League will be held at Charles
Grandey's Tuesday evening, September
2G.-.Frank Warner has been In New York
state buying cattle and sheep for tho
Boston markcts.--1Iclcn Irene Spaulding
celebrated her sixth birthday last Satur-
day by inviting her little playmates. to
the number of %, to her home. They
played games, etc. after which supper
OF sandwiches, cake and ice cream were
served. Several gifts were left the lit
tic hostess.-Anna, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. u. Grandcy, was married to
John W. Patterson at twelve o'clock
Wednesday OF this week.-Emily Gage.
who is in her Slst year. attended the fair
at Plattsburgh. n. v, last week and en-
joyed the journey very much. Mrs.
Duane Allen accompanied hcr.-Dr. Frank
Rogers OF Alburgh Springs. was in town
Monday and Tuesday.
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RICHMOND.

rho Rev. G.. n. Guttcrson, ID. d., Of
Boston will preach at the Congregational
Church next Friday night ut 7:3O.-Somc
70 friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ira TOwnc,
with an abundance of tinware, visited
at their home Monday evening and re-
minded them that they had been mar
ricd ten years.-Thcre Is very little corn
that is hard enough to grind or ever Will
be. The farmers are cutting their corn
for fodder and are filling slices. Pred
Ladd and family of Milton have moved
to Richmond and Mr.. I.add is now in the
employ of tho Richmond Condensed Milk
company.-Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stevens
are rejoicing over the addition OF a
daughter to their family THE Richmond
w. &. T. L. met with Mrs. /. T..
Goodwin Wednesday aftcrnoon.-Road
Commissioner Fred Fay has been in poor
health for some time. lie has resigned
his position and the sclectmcn have APP
pointed Morton Goodrich in his place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Richardson an
nOunce the marriage OF their daughter.
Emma, to the Rev. Christopher &. st.
Clare of Morrlsvilc. which will take
place September q ut three o'clock In
the afternoon.--Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Freeman. Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Leary.
MIR. and Mrs. John Mcgarghan, Mrs.
Thomas Leonard and Miss Matte Gleason
' cnt to New York on the excursion We'd
csday.-E. +. Jacobs has gone 10 Water
bury TO attend the funeral of his aunt.
Mrs. Corcoran.--AIrs. Charles Walston.
who has spent the summer at the Owl
cottage. Queen city Park, has returned
to her home in Richmond. Mrs S. Green
and son spent last week with her daugh-
ter and his sstcr at E.lizabethtown, N.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

MISS Florence Fcmeroy left Monday
september is for Boston. where she viii
attend the Byran and Stratton bushes.
co'leg".-Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ Wells start.
Cd for Boston Tuesday morning and viii
VISIT Providence, Hartford. Concord
New York and other cities before return.
ing A son was horn to Mr.. ana Mrs
a. X. Roorcy Sunday night Ser,omlo,
H. Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis visited NJ
ana Mrs. I.ucirs Lovclettc of West Enos.
hnrgh over Srnday.-Mr. and MIS-
Frank Leach are remodelinc their house
'-N ards has hocn received an.
nouncinS tho marriage ir Trinity Church
raithcld. on Tuesday, October 8 at 6 "A,
D. M OF Augusta Eugene Soule and Or
John Reynolds Patton both of Fairfield
Mrs. Mary Anderson and family arc
WISHING Mrs. NJ. ]. Farrell.--W llliam Rv.
craft Of Hos'on is visiting his nome bor,
Tor few days e. II. Purlcson ia II,
-. Adams on petit jury this week.
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CHlTTBNDEN COUNTY
EAST CHARLOTTE.

Il. II. Converse has returned from
New York, where he spent two weeks
with friends.--Mrs. Chester Smith re-
turned from st. Regis Falls. N. ",
Monday night where she went last
Saturday TO attend tho funeral OF her
brother-in-Iaw, Henry Palmer. OF that
|place.--Nfiss Jennie Willoughby, teach
or in the deaf mute asylum at North
ampton, Mass, returned to her duties
last Monday-Mrs. Ellen Horsford Is
visiting friends in Essex Junction.
Mrs. Guy baldwin and infant son re-
turned to Dandy last Thursday after
spending a month in town with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Fonda
Prof. Arthur L. Emo Of the state Uni
vcrsity of Mobana. ILL.,, returned last
Friday after spending his summer va
cation with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Byron Eno.--Charies Griffin Is visiting
his sister. Mrs. Emmons Dartt.-Miss
Alice Beers returned Sunday from
Huntington, where she went to attend
the wedding of her niece. Miss Lem
|Clevcland.-tvan Garen is suffering
from blood poisoning caused by an in
jury to n finger
i. ]. Qunlan is building new hay
| hnrn.-Arthur James spent a few days in
Salisbury reccntly.-Mrs. Farnic E.c!.-
ford and little daughter. Marjorie, of
New Orleans. Ia. were guests at Or.
Earncvs a few days last week. Will
lam Eddy of Lincoln and Il. =. Jones of
| Eristo were in town last Thursday and
| Friday Miss Evelyn Willoughby. who
| h,s passed the summer vacation at the
parental home. returned Monday ia
| Northampton. Mass. WHORE she is n
teacher in the Clark schocl.-Mr. and
Mrs. T.. y. Beers and Ray Fonda at.
| tended Clinton county fair ut Flats
hmrsl,. ~ Y, last Thursdav.-A l.. Emo
| left Thursday evening last for trbana.
| H.. to resume his duties in the state
Colleg".--R. c. Beers and family. Mr.. and
| Mrs. i. T. Beers. Clayton Fonda and G.
n. Johns attended tho Enrton-Clevcland
wedding in Huntington last Thursday
evening r. A. Ellison was again on
duty SUNDAY morning Mt Mountview
| creamery after ten dars' vacation
Mrs. lay Of Northhold. Mass. arrived
| in town last Wednesday and is tho guest
| OF her son. W. IT. Day. ard wifc.-Nfr.
and Mrs Fay Clark have gone to Clare
mont n. n, to live. Where Mr. Clark
has rositlon.-E.. II. Converse arrived
| home Tuesday after n two weeks alb
scnce 1T different points in New York
Mr. AMI Mrs G. Barton pleasantly en-
tcrtnirod seventeen Young ladic; and
| rcnNcrlcn at their home las Friday
evening in honor Of the 1N'n birthday
| cf their daughter Helen. Music and
games Of different kinds served as
| amusement. Refreshments of salad. sand
wichoa cocoa. cake and ic" cream Were
| served Farmers are pretty well dis
courared with the potato crop. Many
bushols Of them are still in the ground
and those which lave been nut into tho
| collars in most cases are ,Iecayng so fast
that they are being carried out again. \
few cf thA farmers say that they Will
not dig any tn PIT into the cellars.
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EAST HARDWICK.

Mr.. VailcncOurt has move i from Joseph
Murrey's house in this village 20 his old
home in Sheldon.-Miss Edna iIovcy
spent number of days with friends in
Hardwick last Vocabulary Oliver re-
turned to Hardwick Tuesday having
spent number of weeks with her
brother in this place-Aiiss Piper from
Canada is the guest of j. b. Prentice
Mrs. !. ID. Goodrich is spending a few
weeks with her sister in New Hamp-
shire. Wright from Montgomery
has bought the goods in r. II. Russell's
store and will occupy the tenement over
the store.-Ncd Underwood is building n
new horse barn. William Jamison from
Stannard is doing the work. assisted by
his son, Arthur Mrs. Martin Swcete
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

V. A. Irish was in burlington Friday
ana Saturday. lie continues to inprovs|
in health C. II. Andrews returned FROM
Barton Saturday, whore he has been do
ing work.. w. Pomcrov conducted
services in Samscnvile Sunday after
noon-The Vernon McCombs of Drew|
Theological Seminary of Madison. y. J..|
delivered very interesting disoourss|
Sunday morning in the Motnodist|
Church.-Nirs. Byron Smith returned to-
her home in Greensboro Friday ute1
having passed thrcc weeks among fam1
lily friends here.-The Ladies Aid society
will meet with Mrs. J. NJ. Jefford's Fri1|
day afternoon; supper hcng served
from Z 90 to o'clock. and MrsI
Fuller c. smith o. st. Adams passed
Sunday in the families of NJ. c. tram1
ton and Miss Florence Smith.
W. II. Hinkley. who has been the MANI
ager Of the Hotel Luc'rne in Canaan{
y. H., during tho past season. is visiting
his friend. NJ. n. Yaw-Dr +. 4. llutoh1
inson and j. NJ. Jonords with James,
Spaulding OF Fletcher went into Monte
real Saturday to consult specialist
(Coutinued On Third Page.l
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sHELBURNE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Sherbencau are
the parents of n fine girl baby, born Sep
TENDER IS
Mrs n. n. Rowley is on the sick list.
Prof. w. A. Weed has returned to Pats
town. Pa. TO resume his duties in the
I'm school.
Frank Gebhardt has gone to Andover,
Mass, to attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Ray and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. r. Roberts entertained at the
LnPlottc club house Friday evening.
Mrs Sarah Judson has gone to Roches-
ter. n. V, 10 live with her sister.
The Kings Daughters meet with Mrs
T. w. HissOnette ErilaN aftnruonu.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
ST. JoHNsBURY.

Mrs. Mary Gentry, wife OF John A.
Gum. died at the st. Johnsbury hospital
saturday morning, never having rallied
from serious operation performed a few
days before. Her husband has been en-
ployed at the Republican office for Il
number of years and she leaves besides
MIN one young daughter.
The selectmcn have called n town meet
ing for September 30 TO see what arrange
ments can be made about the town paving
si5 annually for educating town pupils at
st. Johnsbury The town agent has ruleA
that under the new law the town can only
pay $2i annually. There is also an article
in the warning to sec if the town will ed,i-
cate graduates of the parochial schools at
the academy at $40 n year
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SWANToN.

spark from an engine fired the Brown
nay barn at the Barney crossing abou,
midnight Friday night DESTROYING ths
building and contents. A quantity q,
baled hay owned by u. Noyos Burton wa,
stored in the barn awaiting shipment. TIN
Darn was insured for $50
arthur Bean. one OF the young mon in
Jurcd in the explosion in the cartri,lg.
department OF the Robin Hood Powdo,
company. died Tuesday morning at fou,
o clock. lie was IS years of age. and al,
orphan and lived with his grandparents
MIR. and Mrs. Il. f. Brow. Edward
Levock. Jr.. is said to be improving ant
Joseph Trudeau. who was burned tn,
least. is getting along all right.
some new fishing records have beel
made by the guests of Hotel Champlaip
Mapuam bay. -. II. Clark's catches in
clude H. 49, Il and % black bass, on,
weighing five pounds. the largest of Thu,
season. He also caught n six-poune
pckercl 5. Ravis caught three lots of
twelve. nine and seven bass w. ]. Bar.
kor brought in one catch OF 70 bass. an.
other OF nine and seven-pound pickerel.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Charles and son,
Vernon, visited Mr.. Charles's sister, Mrs.
Henry I.arosc. at Bolton Saturday and
Sunday.-Patrtck Hill has moved his fam
lily into Lyman Hills tenement house,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Pierce and little
daughter of Hincsburgh visited relatives
and friends here this week.-Miss Alice
Sears returned to her work at Bristol
Sunday after spending few days with
her mother, Mrs. Della Sears.-The meet
ing Of the Society OF Willing Workers
has been postponed two weeks. There
fore they will meet with Mrs. George
Baker October at the WoOdmens hail.
C. l.. Brewster returned from Denver,
Col, Saturday night
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WINoosKl.

Two weddings were celebrated Tues
day morning ut the Cathohc
Churches in the village. AZ st. Ste
phens Church at $50 o'clock Francis
j. Hurson took for his bride Miss
Helen Maude IIennessv. Tho ceremony
was performed in the presence of n
large number of friends and relatives
of the contracting parties by the Rev.
James T. Rand. pastor of tho church.
The wedding march from "Lohengrin"
was rendered by the organist, Mrs. A,
NJ. Lonergan A nuptlal mass was
celebrated at the close of the ceremony.
At the close of the services n short
reception was held nt the home of the
brides mother on Spring street after
which the happy couple were driven
to the noon train for wedding trip
to be spent in New York and other
places. Mr. and Mrs. Ilurson Will re-
turn next Monday Mt which time re-
ception will be given them at 13S
Spring street. They will later take up
their residence at Is East Spring street,
The bride, who Is one of the popular
young ladies' of the village, was the
recipient of a large number of beauti-
full presents. The groom Is foreman
OF the yards of the American wooden
mills and Is held in high esteem by his
employers.
At st. Francis Xavier Church at $3.50
o'clock Miss Anna Rogers. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rogers, was uni
ted I'm marriage to Paul Dumas. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
]. F. Audet and many friends and rela-
tives were In attendance. A wedding
breakfast was served at the home of
the bride and In the evening q recep-
ton was given them at tho groom's