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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-21
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BALL COMMITTEES MEET.


The ball committee of Court Am
boy, Foresters of America, will meet
at Thomas Lucas at 8 O'Clock tonight
and the ball committee of Halcyon
Castle, Knight of the Golden Eagle,
will meet at the same place Monday
night at s o'clock.
Miss Maggie Campbell has return
ed to her old position at the stand
in the ferry depot.
George Swinson is acting as substi-
tute letter carrier at the post Office
today.
George West, who has been very
i'll at his home IN Smith street, is
much better today, and his recovery
now seems a certainty.
DANISH NJ. Il. YOUNG PEOPLE.
A large number of people and
members of the Young Peoples Ep-
worth League of the Danish M. e.
church, attended the literary meet
ing, which was held in the chapel
of the church last night. Mr.. Olsen,
of Brooklyn, president of the district
literary society of the Epworth
League, was present and gave an adj
dress. An excellent program ON
sisting Of music, singing and recita-
tions, was rendered. N. G. Nelson,
president of the Epworth League,
and Olaf Nelson, president of the
literary department of the league,
were also present. Refreshments
were served by the committee in
charge at which all thoroughly en-
joyed themselves.
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A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Matteucci, of Smith
street.
VISITED COMFY ISLAND.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Floersch and
daughter Marion, of the Packer
House, accompanied by Mrs. William
Ap. Voorhees,, went to Coney Island
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-21
A OPENS SEASON.

Braga Singing Society, of this city,
opened the winter season with a on
cert and ball in Braga hall in Divi-
sion street last night. A large num-
Der of the members and their friends
were present. An orchestra of six
teen pieces from the steamship Hellig
Olaf, furnished the music for the
entertainment and dancing. Several
selections were rendered by the Bra
ga Society. Dancing commenced i'm
mediately after the entertainment
and continued until a late hour. A
| fine time was had by all who attend.
ed.
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GAVE FAREWELL PARTY.

Dewitt G. Garretson gave a fare
well party to the choir boys of st.
Peters Episcopal church at his home.
on Rector street, last night. After
supper had been served, the evenings
entertainment consisted of vocal
piano and graphaphone selections. A
number of fiashlight photographs
were taken and the affair was hugely
enjoyed by the boys. The choir sang
n or two hymns and after saying
farewell, the merry crowd left fol
home.
Mr.. G~arretson has been the organ
list in st. Peters church for the past
two years, and gave the farewell
party on account of his resignation to
accept a position as organist in Trim
ity church, Parkersburg, w. Va. Mr..
Garretson will leave for his new
home on October 2.
Among those present last nigh
were Thomas Peterson, Thomas Gar
%retson, Van Afierbach, Rossi Peter
son, Edward Dreibleis, Geo. Coutts,
Oren Browning, Ray Weldon, Harr!
Armstrong, Arthur Booth, Hans
Roessler, Richard Henderson, Donald
Garretson, Voorhees, Garretson and
Berwick Lanier.
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FRANK S. MEAD. JR., LEAVES.

Frank S. Mead, Jr., left yesterday
afternoon for Chicago, where he will
finish his course in the Illinois Col
lege of Physicians and Surgeons. Mr..
Mead has been spending the summer
here with his parents and expects TO
make them another visit at Christ
mas time.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Gardner, of 30
North First street, are happy over
the arrival of a baby girl.
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ROBERT Nj. COMINGS
Welded LAST NIGHT

Robert Morrow Comings. of So
Gordon street, this city, was united
in marriage at 6 o'clock last night to
Miss Nellie Breen, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Breen, at the home
of the brides parents, 81 Summit
avenue, P~hillipsburg, N. j.
The parlors were deliberately dec
grated with ferns and palms inter
mingled with pink and white asters.
Green vines and pink and white
asters were used to form an arch I'M
der which the ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. James Moore, pastor of
the Westminster Presbyterian church,
assisted by Rev. e. Clarke Cline.
The wedding march from Lohen-
grin was played by Eichlin's orches-
ira, of Easton. They also played sew
eral selections before and after the
ceremony. The bride was attended
by her sister, Miss Lillian Mae Breen,
as maid of honor. Miss Eta c..
Breen, another sister of the bride,
and Miss Evelyn c. Slater, of Somer-
vile, were bridesmaids, and little
Miss Mildred Ward and Irene Reyn-
oids, ribbon bearers. The best man
was George Raymond Comings, broth
er Oh the groom. The ushers were
waiter e. Breen, brother of the bride,
ana frank G. Comings, brother of
the groom. The bride was given
away by her father.
The bride was prettily attired in a
dress OF ivory messaline satin over
cream taffeta, trimmed with duchess
lace. She wore a veil looped with
orange blossoms, and carried a show
er bouquet of bridal roses and lilies
OF the valley. The maid of honor
was gowned in white Persian lawn
trimmed with Mechlin lace, and car
r1ed white asters. The bridesmaids
were dressed alike in gowns of white
French b~atiste, trimmed with Mech
lin lace and pink girdles. They car
ried bouquets of pink asters. The
ribbon beares wore dainty dresses of
Frech white batiste, trimmed with
lace and insertion. The groom's
mother wore a gown of black lace
over black silk, with silver trim
mings. Mrs. Breen, mother of the
bride, wore a black lace gown. Mrs.
William Everett, of Newark, aunt of
the groom, wore a gown of black
spangled net over white silk. Mrs.
Lyon wore a gown of green wolfe.
Miss Buchner wore pink silk.
Following the wedding ceremony
a reception was held and a wedding
supper served by Mrs. Kaufman, of
College Hill, Easton.
The bride received many beautiful
presents, consisting of checks, hand
painted china, cut glass, silverware,
linen and furniture.
Guests were present from Newark,
Paterson, Plainfield, Somerville,
Sparta, Easton, Phillipsburg, Middle
town, N. ", and the following from
this city: Mrs. Sarah c. Comings,
Frank G., G. Raymond, Harry e. and
Walter w. Comings,; Miss Emma
Buchner and Judge and Mrs. Adrian
Lyon.
During the evening several tele-
grams expressing congratulations
were received.
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A II PARTY.

A unique birthday party was given
at the home of Miss Marion Foote
last night. All of the guests were
attired as infants. Much fun ensued
on account of their ridiculous APP
pearance. The house was decorated
with baby blue and pink. Dainty re-
freshments were served, no feeding
bottles being allowed. The guests
were the Misses Florence Duncan,
Anna Allen, Irene Rock, Frances
Macan. Myrtle and Gladys Eilert,
Leisa Henry and Marion Foote.
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FIRST ~ANNIVERsARY.

A very pleasant evening was spent
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Valen-
tine Kishner, of Watson avenue,
Wednesday night, when Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Kishner celebrated the first
anniversary of their marriage. There
were about fifty guests present, in
Gliding Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
| Greene, Mr.. and Mrs. William Ed
wards, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hause,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Dill, Rev. and
Mrs. J.. Y. Irwin, the Misses Emma
and Alva Compton, May Compton,
Nettie McKenna, Inez Mackey, Sadie
Covell ,Larinda and Anna Henry,
Helen and Mayme Minnick and
Maude Grover, and Messrs. Bertrum
Longstreet, William Preston and
Fred Rehfuss, of South Amboy. Mr.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-21

VISITED COMFY ISLAND.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Floersch and
daughter Marion, of the Packer
House, accompanied by Mrs. William
D. Voorhees,, went to Coney Island
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-21

A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Matteucci, of Smith
street. g5N'
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION..

Tho annual communication of Ethan
Allen Lodge. No 7, +. & A. NJ. was held
Thursday night. The reports showed lodge
to be in an exceedingly prosperous can
dition. The officers elected arc as fol-
lows: T.. s. lMnt, W. NJ; |. Il. Iiuntley
$. W.; Guy w Bailey, j. W.; +. w.
Woods, secretary; O. S Nichols, treas
urcr; j. n. Niele, :, D.; V. |" Clark,
]. D.: Charles Barney, S. s.; r. -. Mud
gctt. ]. $; j. /" Palmer, tyler; the Rev.
n. \. Wood chaplain; A. II. Brown,
marshal,
The annual village meeting was held
i'm the Park street school house Satur-
day afternoon, The following officers
were elected: President O. s. Nichols;
clerk. Allen Martin; trustees. George
w. stevens, G, :. Anterior, T. II. Par
kcr and j. T.. Donahue A. h. Yandow
was elected water commissioner to fill
out the uncyprcd term of ID. D.
Hunter deceased and Allen Martin
was elected commissioner for I'VE
years. j. II. Douglas was elected coll
lector; Mrs. A. r. Arkley was elected
library trustee for the uneXpircd, term
of Mrs, |. b. Whitcomh, who has re-
moved from the village and Mrs. j
| l.. Donahuc was elected trustee FOL
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WESTTORD.

The marriage OF Maurice Irish Of tbs
town and Miss Clara Butler Of Fairfax
took place WcdneSdaN.
The Youngest son Of Mt lud
Mrs. Ezra Emery cut himself severely
on n broken bottle Friday, ono cord nm
his wrist was severed aud in consequence
lie will probably lose the usr of ono finger
The Rev. Mr., Fuller VIII speak next
Sunday in the Methodist church AID in
the Baptist Church in tn" cVrnmE,-Th"
Ladies' Social circle Will meet with Mrs
y. Is. Whpple next Wednesday after
noon.-The Magazine and F"rtnchtly
clubs gave Mrs. James H. Grow a fare
we'll tea party at tho home Of Mrs. L. n
Perry Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Grow
sang several selections aud rakc and leo
cream were served. Much regret was OK
pressed over Mrs. Grows moving from
town
Dr lIrrlick and wife went To- -, Al
bans sunday to remain until Thursday
Gordon Perry has gon" to Fairfax where
10 has a position i'm : Y. Wilson'S
store. The knights of PEthas give d
dance in tho hall on the evening of MaN
3. Music will be furnished by Mr.. anC
Mrs. Lessor
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H1NEsBURGH.

Mrs. Albert Ray is visiting her ncice,
Mrs. Rollin G. Miles, in Burlington. Miss
Hattie Warner, who has been sewing for
Mrs T.. l.. Andrews returned TO her home
in Burlington Saturday.-rhe little daugh-
ter Of Frances Bissonette is dangerously
i'll with pneumonia Mrs. Marshall Tillcy,
who is at the Mary Fletcher hospital for
treatment, is slowly gaining Mrs. +. +,
Lyman, who has been i'll all winter is now
able TO be out--Mr. and Mrs. Coburn
Pierce spent Sunday in SarksbOro with
relatives. j. II. Allen returns to-
day from Burlington. county court having
adjourned for this tcrm.-Mr. and Mrs.
David Donahue of Starksboro were guests
Of relatives here Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest BiSsonettc arc rejoicing over the
arrival OF a son.--rhe ground has been
broken for Charles Moorc's new house.
Charles Miller Of Fcrrisburgh has tho
contract for the building.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Mctho-
dist Church will hold a church bazaar IN
the town hall Friday and Saturday after
Moons and evenings. May II and H. Tho
first night there Will he n song and Mas
drill by the Junior members of the Sun
day school. The second evening there
will he an interesting and lHughabl'
comedy by the senior members. Tho ar
| ticles to be sold represent Ucarly cVcrl
State in the Union as well as other ma
| iinnc
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ESSEX.

Pastor Stott preached at the Methodist
Church Sunday at 1:l5 p. m, tho hour be-
ing changed from t5 a. m, he preaching
at Essex Junction in the forenoon. Tho
Young people Of the village met with MISS
Blanche Dygcrt Saturday evening. Tho
evening was spent in playing whist. Inc
head prizes were won by Miss stella
larnsworth and Harlow Thompson. Ice
cream and cake were served and very
pleasant time enjoyed by ALT. 3. BiXby
is i'm Grand Isle making the quarterly col
lection for the Central Telephone com
pauv this week.-Mrs.. l.. j. BiXhN is ahle
10 be ont after a severe lllnesS.-Mrs. Bliss
has sold her farm OH Browns river 10
Wilbcr Newton of JcriCho.-Mrs. Polly
Revunlds formerly OF california nut now
of burlington, is visiting at d. j. Wilt
iams's.--IIenry Lang of JcfersonNliIe
visited at w. II. Laug's Sunday. Mr. and
Mrs. N W. Bates celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary Monday, April 3d.
large number Of their friends rencmncrcd
them with many beautiful and costly pres
cnts to the aged couple.
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ST. GEORGE.

Iucicu tootes who moved here on the
first of March, returned to iincshurgh
May I, having engaged with his team to
work for Daniel Patrick a bridge work.
CUMMINGS Post, q. a. r., Of llineshurSh
have engaged the Rev. :. i. Perry Of
Bristol to deliver the Decoration day adj
dress IN place OF the Roy MI Carr OF
Charlotte who had been previously Gu
gagged as Mr. Carr leaves the State before
that time.-The invitation from Cummings
Post to Pine Knot Camp, No. 1895. to JOIN
with the post and corps ON Memorial
Sunday and Decoration day has been ac-
ceptcd by the camp-H. II. Tiley, wife
and daughter were in WillistoU village
last Saturday visiting Mr.. Loggns and
| family.--The regular communication of
Patriot Lodge. No. SO, r. e. A. NJ, will
be held at their hall in llinesburgh FRI
day evening at 1870 o'clock, with work on
Il the three degrees County Examiner j.
! T. Allen of Wcstford eXtcNds, thrugh the
clerk Of the school board a cordial iu-
Nitation to all school teachers, officers ~
particular, and the public in general to
attend the educational meeting at the
CONGREGATIONAL Church in Essex junction
May To- at 10 IL. m, and and 7:3o r. M, -
Mr.. and Mrs r. II. Forbes We're in Bur
llington last l'ridaY.-Mr. and Mrs. w. q
lWcscott of Essex spent Saturday and sun
day with relatives in this town. Mrs, NJ
:. Wescott returned home with her sol
land wife to spend a few days --MisS Allc'
Isham was in Burlington Saturday, Apr
.s.-Mr and Mrs. Fred lsham of Soutl
Burlington spent Sunday in town, TN
guest Of Q. w Isham and wife,
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HUNTINGTON.

The Rev Silas Penny Of Bristol was i'm
town Sunday, where he OBLIGATED at the
funeral of Harvey Williamson Of this
town. Mr.. Williamson will be remembered
as II former townSman. He was a good
man, good citizen and noighbor. ALWAYS
pleasing III his ways and in his death we
feel we have lost a good friend-AIiS
Mary Wyman is quite i'll at this writing
with the grip.-ClarenCc Kenyon is in Bur
lington.-The Christian Endcavor meeting
Sunday evening was very interesting The
Rev. Sllas Perry was present ana gave
some very interesting talks i'm the cause
Jacob j. Ross of the I. V. NJ was homo
over Sunday.-rhe many friends Of \. H.
Ross are panied to learn Of his illness 49,
Oscar SwitzCr and wife are rejoicing over
the birth of a daughter, born SUNDAY
You can sec the weather forecast every
evening at the postoffcc after the arrival
of the evening mail-Afred Phillips and
Arthur Bissell have taken possession of
what is commonly called the Brow house
on South avenue.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

T.. \. Ellison mas resigned us
position as assistant at Mountvicw
creamery. after nearly three years
service for the Decrfoot Farm COM
pany.-A. L. White returned to West
Derry, y. H.. last Friday.-li. H..
Claxton with a force of men have been
running the road machine oyer tn"
highways i'm this part of the town for
the past few days which has greatly
improved thcm.-Several from here at
attended the social meetings at the
BAPTIST Church in Burlington last
wock-A COW belou eirg TO H. :.
Fond recently gave birth TO a calf
having two heads and eight legs The
calf was dead when found.-B. +.
Emo and Edward krupp recently lost
several hams and a quantity OF bacon
from their smoke house by sneak
thicvcs-Miss :. \. Wooster returned
home Monday from Burlington, whore
she had been spending week with
friends.
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and they could do nothing. The insurance
OH the buildings was carried in the YER
mont Mutual. Mr.. Emo had insurance in
the Phoenix on his stock of goods. Robert
I.angdon, ~ former resident Of Charlotte
but later Of San Francisco. had property
in that city that was probably damaged
or destroyed. Mr. Iangdon and family
were unin iured.-Mr. and Mrs. George w.
Porter have returned from the West. They
came from Iowa, where they spent some
timc.-C. S, and H. w Root have left
California and are now visiting friends on
their way home.-F. u. Smith has so farrc-
covered that he will soon commence the
superintcndcncy OF his highway work.
quite an acreage Of fruit trees will be
planted this spring.Mrs. George Jabbert
has gone to Plattsburgh and vicinity for a
week or ten days
Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. Stewart. who have
been passing the winter in Bristol have
opened their summer home rc.--Charlos
J.. Foote sold a fine pair OF work horses
and gcntlcmans' driver to Mr.. Stoddard
| Of Rutland last week Mrs. Edgar Leav-
cnworth and daughter. Miss Helen, who
| have been visiting relatives here have re-
| turned to- their home in Cleveland, Ohio
| Curtis Besette has moved into the a. ID.
| Gibbs > tenement and VIII 40 lahdSCape
| gardening for Frank Abare the coming
scason.--Irwin Tucker sold his large bay
driving horse, General, to Rutland parties
| last week
Frank Jones of Pittsford is wOrkins
| for a. A. Byington.--John Madison has
returned from his western trip-Miss
Grace Sampson visited her sister. Bcu'ah
in castletou last week Miss Marie Rus
sell is painting tho interior of her resi-
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RICHMOND.

Bert Focor 10. Boron ana Mss 'crt'c
Maud Nhitter'rc were 'harrIeo ny '',
Rev. T.. Il. treat a. inc 'ohs ''o"''
parsonag" April y. MY ana 'nrS' '''''
will reside At inc nome III "'S P"'c"''
in Bolton.
l.. w. Freeman Wn" - '""'''" W'tn
cirrhosiS "f the hN'r' "aS t"pPou l'St
Friday by br. J"nh' "I h''"isto" "''u
about q gallon or huld taK'h from MN
He is as comfortapI' as ''"'d W. 'NPcN'cu'
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MILTON.

Dr. and Mrs. L. c. lIolcomb attended
the funeral of Mrs. iolcombe's father,
Adds Rrainerd at St. Aihans friday
Miss Preston OF MorrisVillc is me guest vi
her sister. Mrs. G. T.. Gifford,-The annual
business meeting of the Congregational
society Will be held on Friday, May T. at
$50 p. m-rhc Rev. q. w. Hunt the pre-
siding elder for this district preached at
the Methodist Church SundaN.-MrS'
Charles Turner went I" the hoSp''ai !"
Burlington for an operation ON Tuesday
+. NJ. Depatie was home from Barre over
Sunday-A minstrel entertainment Will be
given at village hall on Friday and Satur-
dnv evenings of this week for tho benefit
of st. AIMS church under the direction
Of Prof w. h. I.conard.-Mrs d. ID. FAR
ker and little daughter OF hichmohd spent
the last part of last week with her moth
er. Mrs. T.. l. Rankin.-rhe installation of
officers of the o. r. $. was held at the
lodge room on Friday evening
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

Mrs. James Kemp, who entered tn
Massachusetts general hospital for treat
Moul a few weeks ago, has been d s.
charged as mcurabc and is at the homo
Of her daughter, Mrs. George Chaftoe, =
Somcrvilc. This sad news came i'm q mes
sage to Mr.. Kemp saturday and he ler
for Boston Monday. Mrs Kemp trotol
is diagonized as pornlcious au"mia.|
bishop \. g. y. Han is to visit this pariss
next Sunday. May 6.-Mls. y. II. and Gu!
Kendall and William t;arrcn were in Las
Berkshire Friday night assisting Wilson's
orchostra.-Mr and Mrs. Il. II. Blair oi
North Troy visited their son. II, W. BLAIR
here Saturday.--A. Il. Harris is passing
few days with his son, IL. w. Harris, u
Hyde Park.-rho first base ball game %
the season here was won by the Junior
from Franklin Military Academy by TIC
score of to Airs. {. +. Britch of High
gate and daughter passed sunday Win
her mother Mrs. Nancy Ilimcs.-Thc Rev
\. W. Hewitt of Glover passed sunday
here in the family of w. H. Naw-C' H.
Andrus of the Stoddard Manufacturing
company of Rutland passed SUNDAY WIN
his family hcro.-II. r. Reed concluded his
labors as superintendent of water ana
lights Monday, after service OF about
seven and ou,-halt years. lie j. >uccccd-
cd hv r. c. Hamilton OF BurllnStor,-
W. H. Nasen has finished work for Mr.
Reed in his furniture store. Ills future
nI.us are uncertain fluy Gibson rcturu-
Cd to Johnson Normal school Monday, at
trr a two weeks vacation passed win
| her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. \. Gibson
| Hugh Mckinney of Rchford Is visiting
fhe family of II. n. Budd.-MrS Harriet
| Mckinney. vino has boon visiting neg
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Miss Amelia kcolor ot Essex was tho
guest of her sister, Mrs. Casandra Ellis.
Monday.--Mr. and Mrs 6. w. Shattuck Of
South Starksboro visited at $ J. Randall's
the first of the week MIR. aud Mrs. Ralph
l'allock and Mis- 1Iolon llallock of Hines
burgh were guests Of their father. -. g.
fIallock, sunday. Tho Rev. s. T.. Perry
of Bristol called on friends here Monday
At the auction Monday the stock and
farming tools on tho farm of the late
O. VI. Ellis wcrc sold but the farm was not
sold
:. j. Randall aud daughter, Mrs,
Carlos brewster. attended the funeral
Of Mrs. taiistt Narncy at Lincoln
SundaN.-Mr. Spear and family moved
to Joncsville Wcducsday-Mi Roma
Shepard OF Moulituu is assisting Mrs
John Miles with h,r hou~cworlS. ---M Mis-
| Eliza Wells is at work for Mrs. 6. "
Brewster for q short t!mc-rhomds
| Reeves Of Burlington and several 9th
or people from adjoining towns were
here Monday to attend tho auction.
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JERICHO.

MIR, and Mrs. r. Chase went Wednesday
to Berkshire TO attend tho funeral of Mrs.
Chase's mother.-Harty llanlcY IL very
sick with pneumonia MIR. HaCkcttc ar
rived Tuesday to spend while with his
family, who are stopping with Mrs.
White.--Mr. and Mrs. Alien Clerkin ar
rived home Tuesday night instead of Sat
urday,-Martn Packard VAS in Essex
Junction Tuesday ON business. Mr.. Ro'
bertss people expect To move into Mrs
Osborn $ house.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDW1CK.

very interesting meeting was held |
by Iardwick Grange Saturday evening,
ut which time the following programme
was given: Music, Lila Weber; discus
sion. can Poultry BE Made Profitable
As an Adjunct to Dairy Farming?' lead
ors. j. t. Conant, Mrs. Pease. Elmer Mel
son and Mrs. Whitcomb paper. Elsie
Waterman and Sadie Kimball; reading.
Myrtle Conrad; music. Miss Clara Wheel
or and Miss lpham who nave been vis-
itinc at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. o.
Kmball. returned to their home in Mont
gomcrv Friday morning.-Earl Bean of
Mortified has charge of the Colburn g.
Vail store while MIR. Vain is in New York.
y Mrs. Arthur O. Titus has been visiting
friends in Morrisville for a few days
Miss Jennie Boil. daughter Of Gov. &. j.
Eel of Walden. visited at Mr.. and Mrs.
W. l.. Dow's MISUNDERSTANDING Austin.
who has been employed in the iard-
wick laundry for some time finished work
! there Saturday night He will he sue
cccdod hv Leon pattcrson.-rhc Ladies'
IAuxliary Of the Episcopal society Will
| hold a sale i'm Sons of Veterans hall
| ThursdaN afternoon and ovenug.-Thc in
stallatiou of tho officers of Riverside
| Chaptcr 80. - q. f. s. will occur Fri
tdaY evening, May &c. \. Paige has
moved from the downstairs tenement in
/ his house on High street to tho upstairs
tenement 1t is expected that John r.
stewart will move his family 10 the low
rr tenement The Rev j. -. Walden ar
rived in town April -. to store his
household soods-Mrs. Carroll Taylor.
who was operated upon for appendicitis
a few weeks ago at to Mary Fletcher
I tai "a, n,li prtp htts homo