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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
CONTINUED from third page,

Watkins oficiated The womans
Auxiliary of which organization Mrs.
Wooster had been secretary for several
years, attended in body. Mrs
Wooster was born in bantam. Conn.
May 4. 1915 She was married in North
Guilrord Conn. June 80. 1869, and is
survived by her husband, a half
brother. IT. IT, Grswold of North Gull
ford and an adopted daughter, Mrs
A. b. Marvin. of Los Angeles, Cal
Mrs. woostcrs mother died here in
July, 1872
The report that the Rev. ID. ]. O'Sul-
Ivan, permanent rector of St Mary's
catholic church in this city, Is to ac-
ccpt the call to succeed the late Rev.
r. G.. Gafncy, as pastor of a church IN
Rutland Is without foundation. Father
OSullivan has been strongly urged by
people in Rutland to accept the call but
he declines to enter the concursus, n
step which candidates for rectorship
are obliged to take.
The funeral of Mrs Sarah Huntley
of Milton. who died Friday morning in
that place was held at the HON" of
Henry Prince of Pine street, sunday
afternoon at four o'clock. The body or
Mrs. Huntlcy was taken TO Fairfax
Monday for burial.
Tho retail milk and cream dealers of
the city. eight in number, have signed an
agreement to the effect that for a term
Of one year they will maintain the re-
tail price of milk at the rate of six cents
a quart and of cream at the rate of
forty-five cents a quart.
The dry goods firm Of Perron & Boivin
will move about October 90 from the
Fuller Bedard building. where they are
now located on Main street to the north
side of the store on the corner OF King
man and Maine streets, which was recent
" vacated by the Star Dry Goods COM
pany of Plattshurgh. The south side OF
the store has not been rented as yet. +.
NJ. Spauldng, shoe dealer will move
about November from the Pierce build
Ing on Kingman street into tho store to 5e
vacated by Perron & Boivin.
Miss Beatrice Gushing of this place and
Louis A. Peavey of sheldon Springs were
married by the Rev. s. IIalsted Watkins.
rector OF ST. Lukes Episcopal Church. at
the rectory Tuesday evening at i:ll
o'clock
J. r. Mcmahon and Miss Blanche F..
Roberts were married at St Mary
Church Wednesday morning Mt nine
o'clock the Rev. ID. J. O'Sullvan. per-
FORMING the ceremony in the presence of
4 large number of friends. Hubert j.
bowling and Ezra Yandow acted as
ishers. Mr.. and Mrs Mcmahon are both
we'll known and popular young people in
Mis- place. After n wedding trip to Pitts
held. Mass, and New York they will
reside in this city
Miss Julia Reynolds Austin, daugh-
Ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy u. Rey
colds, OF South Main street and re
gently adopted by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Austin of New York, left the
Pity yesterday with Mr.. Austin for
New York. They will sail Saturday
for Europe. where they will meet
Mrs Austin. Miss Austin will spend
year in travel and study in Europe,
after which she will study italian in
Italy, thence she will 20 to Germany
and in January will 70 to Berlin TO
begin the study of music.
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MORRISvE.LE.

The Sterling tent. knights of the
Maccabees. were organized Friday even
ing with the following officers: Past
commander, c. b. Vincent; commander,
l. A. Andrews: lieut. commander, still
man L. Ring: record keeper, c. a.
Nichols; chaplain, :. A Hcrsey: sar-
gent. c. y. Stygles; MASTER at arms, f..
l.. Stewart; first master of the guards,
James NJ. Sears; second master of the
guards. Everett ]. Aller; sentinel. Wal
ter NJ. Hill; picket J. a. VIM trustees,
one year. I. o. Andrews; two years, S.
L. Ring; three years. DIR. George L..
Bates; physician. DR. George l.. Bates.
Charter Will remain open until Octo-
Der %.
Miss Nan Womble went to Burling
ton Tuesday evening to be with her
sister, Mrs. Kate Winters. who under
went an operation at Mary Fletcher
hospital Wednesday.
The RI. Rev. Bishop Hall will preach
at the Episcopal service TO he held in the
X OF 7. hall on Sunday, October IA. at
$50 y. m.
George II. Terrill, OF the cattle COM
mission. went to Boston Tuesday even
ing to supcrintcnd tho killing of Si
head of cattle shipped from Vermont
AZ from st. Johnsbury, and AZ from ST.
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BROW'NINGTON.

Mrs. Augusta Ball visited her sister
Mrs. Orne, Saturday.-Mrs. Caroline Fox
or East BrowninEton has been visiting
Mrs. Sarah Fox last Week.-Mrs. T., f.
button is able to be out again. after her
long illness.-Mrs. Solomon Robinson Is
quite Ill with the prevailing hard cold
Mrs. Ellis Robinson was sick Saturday
and Sunday. but is better to-day.-Miss
Clara Packard of St. Johnsbury visited
her cousin, Mrs. Maria Going,-Miss Irene
Robinson OF Lisbon. n. H.. is visiting
her sister Mrs. r. c. Vail.-The Ladies'
Aid society will meet Thursday evening,
October II, and will serve a baked bean
supper, with an entertainment following
All are cordially iuvited,-Mr and Mrs.
Cutler Leavey OF Irasburgh, with their
daughter, Effie l.eavey, OF New York.
and w. j. I.eavey of Momcnce, H., spes,t
Friday and Saturday with Bert and Frank
Leavey.-Mrs. Mary Grey. who has been
working at Ernest buttons. was taken
suddenly ILL., She was removed to the
home of her daughter, Mrs. John Young,
who is caring for her, She is somewhat
better
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

The last meeting of the cemetery asso-
citation was at Hotel Melendy. Ways ami
means for new fence We're discussed.
The next meeting will he with Mrs. j. +
Wilcox November G.--Mrs. Abbie Thomas
from Boston. Mass, is spending several
weeks with friends in this vicinity.-Mr.
and Mrs. w. H. GriswOld have gone on
the excursion to Boston, Mass.-Mrs.
Hersa Melendy Of Burlington was recently
business visitor in the place. She has
sold her farm on Bakersfield road to Mr.
Hemnway of Massachusetts, for si,40O--
A very severe storm of wind and rain Wis
tied this place Saturday evening Robert
Thomas and wife. s, f. Pope and wife and
Mrs. Lottic Page, who went on the eXcur-
sion to New York, were in the wreck neal
Bennington, but were not Injured,
Rev. and Mrs. II. C. Howard are taking
q vacation and have gone to Marshfeld,
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Mrs A. NJ. Lengfeld and Miss Lynda
Lengfeld have returned from New York.
IT. b. Jameson OF Boston was in town
Tuesday.-Peter Fortune and Silas leila
have bought a gasoline thrcshng ma
rhine.-MisS Sara SAKE of ChaZy Is visit
Ing Miss Lynda Lengfcld.-Mrs. Felnda
Duba has gone to Boston for the win
ter.-The heavy gale OF Monday night
blew off a great many apples and dam
1ged them badly.-Mrs Reed is GONZALES
rent-Mrs. Hattie Doolin is able to be
out.-Mr. and Mrs y. W. Fisk went to
Montpelier last week. Mrs. Fisk stopped
IN St. Adams on her return for a few
aays.-An automobile party consisting OF
Mr.. ard Mrs. Edward Curtis Smith and
daughter, Dorethea. Mr.. and Mrs, Frank
Smith, DIR. and Mrs. Gibson all of St
Adams, and their guests Mr.. and Mrs
Parsons and son, Roscoe ana daughters
the Misses Jessie and Elizabeth of ST.
Louis, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. n
W. Fisk Monday,
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LAMOILLE COUNTY
JOHNSON

b. l.. Austin and wife have returned
rom their Canadian trip-Mrs. George
Wells, mother of T.. +. Wells, who has
been sick for several weeks, died last Sun
lay morning. Services were held Mon
lay and interment was made at Freleighs-
burg, p. c., beside her husband, She will
be much missed by the many friends
whom she had made here during her
short stay with us,--The first deer of the
season was killed by the mail train going
west last Saturday night about two miles
east OF here,-The regular meeting of the
Grange was held last Thursday night
when the garden was fully gone over as a
profitable adjunct to the Acknowledgement
lodge. +. and A. M, have a special meet =
ing this week Friday night. at which time
the third degree will be conferred on Wi,
liam Story.--Mrs. j, l.. Pierce was a Wis.
itor in Morrisvile last week.-Mrs.. f. H.
Sherwln spent Sunday with her sister in
Woodsville.-fi. f.. ITolbrool and wife
spent Sunday with G. r. Holbrook here
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Friday forenoon The annual cleo
ton of officers did not take place. 1t
was decided thHt the creamery, at the
end of this month would be closed in
definitely, in order that the necessary
repairs can be made on the building
and machinery.
NJ NJ. Wilson has sold his coal bust
ness to Messrs. Homer w. Vail and
Lyman d. Rix, who have already taken
possession of the business. The new
company will conduct their business un-
the firm name of Vail & RiX
man giving his name as Eugene
Schecketts and claiming Lowell, Mass.
as his home. created considcrabl" excite
ment at the station Monday afternoon
as the passengers were about to leave on
the 1:25 train for Boston. The stranger
tried to prevent Mrs. Rosetta Stone from
purchasing a ticket for Boston and claim
ed that she had kidnapped his child A
conversation warm enough TO start a
thunder storm ensued. Mrs. Stone did not
deny knowing the whereabouts of the
child in question, and also stated that n
sum of more than 800 was due her for the
care Of the child. which she would hold
until the same was paid. Mrs. Stone lives
with her father. Henry Edison in Rroofeld
and both parties are known in Randolph
as respectable people. She left for Boston
according to her plans. The stranger
claimed his intentions were TO take the
child and say nothing, but Mr. Edison
warned him that he would meet with a
very hot reception if he tried that trick
at his home. II is said that Mrs. Stone
took the child some time ago and was to
receive a certain sum each week for its
care and board Schecketts 60 remained
in town last night.
States Attorney NJ. NJ. Wilson was called
TO Tunbrdge last Thursday to prosecute
in case Of alleged furnishing of liquor.
He was accompanied on the trip by the
Rev. Fraser MetzGer, pastor OF Bethany
Church, ce-president Of the Vermont
Anti Saloon League. and president of the
State Christian Endeavor society, ard
from the testimony of ono of the star
witnesses II appeared that the Rev Fraser
Metzger was Just the man wanted. In
his testimony the witness claimed that he
obtained liquor the day before from II
colored man living In Randolph. but did
not know the gentlcman's name When
asked if he could Identify the party the
witness replied, yes he is in this room and
then he picked out the Rev, Fraser Metz
ger. So strong an albi has been proved
that the States attorney has refused to
prosecute.
The members of L. S. Grant Post. the
w. r. c, and the Sons of Veterans have
voted to attend the campfire to be held
with the Daniel Lille Post, @. A, r., in
Bethel on the anniversary Of the battle of
Cedar creek Friday, October 10. Depart
ment commander, Sheldon, Assistant Adj
| 1utant- General Spafford and L, S. Deputy
Marshal Bailey of Rutland will he present
at the campfire The meeting promises "a
be the largest held in Central Vermont for
several years, All members of G. A. X
posts W. r. c. and Sons of Veterans liv-
| Ing In this vicinity have been invited &C
| attend with their friends, and free
supper will be served 10 the visitors by
the members Of the Lille Post
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WATERVILLE.

Representative H. a whey WAS al
home from Montpelier over SUNDAY
burton mn spent several Gays win
friends IN burlington ast "e'k'-ororse
Beard delivered tn" mani on H. r. d.
route NO. ! last WEEK.-MRS. W. o. spear
OF Burlington visited MIS- H. H. Shat-
tuck several days last "eek'-.A Iour
pound grl arrived AT the nome or ME-
and Mrs. t. > bragg october 2-Mrs'
~. b. Nm spent several Gays with frleAhs
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ALBURGH SPRINGS.

The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist Church
hed a very successful sale and supper
On Friday evening ut the corner store
Fred Cushman, who has been here on his
vacation, has returned to Hartford,
Go&m.--Edgar Haynes is moving from the
Bustard house into the Congrega tlonal
parsonage, whore his family will reside
Ibis winter--Mrs Barnotte and daughter
pf North Stamford. n. H., are visiting
1er sister. Mrs Margaret Harvey.-The
Iirange of Alburgh will hold fair on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings at
2her rooms in the Methodist Church at
the Center. supper will be served uI
both evenings.-H. l.. Reynolds OF st.
Adams spent few days here last week.
Mrs. Town and Mrs Brayton spent
last week in Swanton.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Brown have returned from visit
~ Springfield, Mass.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Al the home of Mrs Clara Averill
In Bethel Gilead at ten o'clock Wednes-
day October took place the marriage
or her daughter. Miss Ina Averill to
Harry Tewksbury of Wilmont. n. II,
Inc ceremony, which was performed
by the Rev. Frazer Metzgcr, pastor of
Bethany Church. was witnessed by a
number of relatives and friends The
young couple left shortly after the
ceremony for a wedding trip through
the northern part of the State After
November LIST they will make their
home on the d. q. Torrey farm in
Bethel Cilead
J, X. Hughes and daughter, Mrs. John
Mead with her two children, left Thurs
day for Los Angeles, cal, where
they will spend the winter They
VIII be Joined later by Mr.. Mead,
who is at present on his cattle ranch
In North Dakota.
The stockholders and directors of the
Cooperative creamery held their an
nral business meeting in Edson's hall
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MIDDLEsEX.


Several went on the excursion "a Rd
Tuesday Johnson and his daug
Mrs. G. c. Ward. went on the excu
to Boston TUESDAY and are rs be
little over a weck.-The ladies OF
Home circle held a salad social Wei
day evening in their new vestry|
Haylett of Morrtown is attending
Wolcott and she seems to be on the
to recovery.-Mrs. Edward Bean is II
ing with severe sore hand. After v
ing last week she went to huskine am
corn poisoned her so she has been on
to have tho service of DR.. Stoddard
times and on his second visit he 81
the sore. 1t is now hoped she will
along without further trouhle,-N
Taplin ana wife were in Montpelier
William Kidd, the local II
agent, was in Barre Saturday and
day.-Miss Isabel Martin Of the pri|
force of teachers in Barre spent 81
in town the guest of Mrs Albert TAN
Joseph IIll and Frank Dow have fin
the painting of l.. O. Wilder's housi
shed and are now employed in build
barn for G Ainsworth-lra Johnso4
wife and Mrs, Mary Amsden visited
week in Quechee,-Mrs. Mary Amsde
been visiting Ira Johnson and Wife
mond Ward is assisting in c. c. w
store during the absence of Mrs. WI
Mrs. d. Wellington OF Fitchburg
Thursday to visit her mother Mrs,
shall, and her brothers, William AMI
thur Newhall. Walter Farman, wifi
daughter, Ruth. from Fitchhurg,
came Saturday TO visit the famj
err of the primary grade, got aboarI
wrong train Monday and was carr1
West Berlin She walked back to M
sex and arrived in time to hold an
nnnn session of schnnl
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PROCTOR.

Governor r. d. Proctor and Re
resentative Cameron started for Mon
pclicr Monday morning. --Saturday mig
VIII be observed as ladies' night at q
local Y. NJ. G.. AIR and Mrs. JoL
Barrett of Pine street are entertaini.
friends.-A rev sidewalk is being built
Pine street.-Ralph Sherman is mana
Ing the hardware department of the Vd
mont Marble Co.'S store, while NJ
Cameron is away.-The football ga n
between tho Y. NJ c. A. team and r.
A. resulted in a victory for the forn1l
by score Of 9 to 0.
Invitations have been sent out ri
the wedding of Miss Mary ]. GIL I,
Robert r. Adams, to take place at ri
home of Mrs. Catherine j. Kell on n
tober 20. at eight o'clock Ladies' nig1
at thu Y. NJ. C. A. has been postpon|
on account Of the alterations boil
de.-The Proctor band will hold
annual ball and concert on Thank
giving eve.-Miss jessie Skeels has 4
turned from n months vacation Will
she spent In Ann Arbor. Mich.-l|
piano for the purchase OF which
fund was started by the urls Gj
club has been placed in the high schd
in place of tho regular. Music Id
son Tuesday. an Informal musicale vi
given. The following programme vi
rendered: Piano duct. Misses Ruth al
Janet spencer; piano solo Miss NJ
Garry; chorus, "Old Kentucky HonI
and Ben Bolt" school; violin sd
Miss Bronahan; piano solo, MI
Meade; chorus, Eye Hath Not Scel
school: plano solo, Charles Powell
| piano duct. Misses Spencer and Mar
ham; piano solo, Miss Ericksd
chorus, "Our Jack" school; piano du|
| Misses Ruth and Janet Spencer.
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II. w. ALLEN u co.

left for New York city last week.-Mrs.
William Waterman and son. George, Went
Saturday to Fitchburg. Mass, 10 spend
some time with her mother.-Mss Ella
Morrill, has gone to West Lebanon. y. H.
where she is to work for Mrs. e G.. Bald
win.-Mrs. Brown and daughter, Miss
Eva, returned to their home in Maiden.
Mass, Saturday.-The Rev. f. w. Lewis
of st, Johnsbury was guest of the Rev.
J. A. Dixon Saturday.-Word has been IA
ceived here Of the serious Illness Of Prof.
+. G. Baldwin, formerly principal OF the
high school here, with typhoid fever a.
his home in West Lebanon. \. H.-Mr.
and Mrs. II. NJ. Dufur have gone to Rich
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RANDOLPH CENTRE.

The Rev. George w. Patterson, chap
lain of the house of representatives, oc-
cupied his pulpit here Sunday, return
ing to the capital Monday.-rhe Rev. f.
NJ Baker preached at the circular cCt,-
ference at Brookfied Tuesday in place
OF the Rev. Mr. Patterson, who was un-
able to attendants. John Sahin Smith
and her mother, Mrs. Clara Sawyer, went
to New York last Week.-Mrs.. George D..
Hyges and Miss Alice were in Rochester
he first of last week. Mr.. Hyzer pur-
chased a horse from the Dr. Huntington
estate while there.-Thc applicants for
the position Of carrier "a, the r. f. d,
route number are n. NJ. Lamb, A. +.
Adams, Ray Adams. W. II. Church, Wal
lace Hill. +. w. Williams and John II.
Wood and possibly more.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. +. IT. Kinds have gone
to New York, where they will pass several
days.-Therc will be Episcopal services
held in the Congrega tional Church Friday
evening October 70 The Ri Rev. A. G.
Hail. u. D., bishop Of Vermont will have
charge Of the icos-I.evi Burnor has
moved his family from Jeffersonville 10
the Parker house tenement in this village.
C. W. Cady of Mortified has opened y
photogra piers studio in SCOTS block. -
Miss Hattie Hopkins has returned from
Sugar Hil. n r.. where she has been
employed during the summer.-Iohn Bric".
whose buildings We're recently burned,
has moved his family into the II. NJ. Ellen
wood house In the village-The Rev. ]. S.
Allen is spending few DAYS with his
son in Wolcott.-Mlss Sadie Ellsworth
has been passing few days in Burlington
with her brother. PERCY and family.
The RI. Rev. Bishop Hall will preach At
an Episcopal service to be held in the Coz
gregational Church on Friday, October T..
a
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MORGAN.

7. l.. Cobb has been driving stage from
Island Pond FOR Don Albee the past
week.-The bears are too cunning for the
hunters. SO far. although they are seen
frequently.-Leon Young. and Mr.. Vince
Ter are moving from Canada to the place
lately bought OF O. p. Wilcox.--Llla
Peavey. has bought the ]. NJ. Bedell farm
of Mrs. Bedell. including stock and tools.
price 81, 800. Mrs. Bedcll goes to Lincoln
n. H., to live with her daughter.-A
great Improvement in the highway near
George Cohbs. has been made by the
road fund and the sclectmen anthoized a
further expenditure to make the road
still better.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ALBURGH

The members of the dancing club held
their first dance in Lockwood's hall last
Thursday evening.-The funeral of Mr..
Albert Reynolds. who died at the Mary
Fletcher hospital last Friday, was held
at the home of Mr., Jackson Reynolds.
Sunday at . p. m. The Rev. o. f. Newton
officiating. The members of the Grange
will hold a fair in the basement of the
Methodist church october 10 and IL
Capt. Loren Rockwell and his sister,
Mrs j. =. Hi. left for Buffalo Tuesday
night. Capt Rockwell is on his way to
(lOriad. where he will spend the winter.
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BELVIDERE.

Mrs. f. NJ. Weston is quite sick james
Henchey s quite sick with heart trouble
DR.. Hyde is attending him-Mrs. T. +.
Bowen of Wolcott and Miss Frances Mich
OILS Of New York city have been visiting
In town. the guests of Mrs. +, Is. Guard
Ruhie Larrcd has gone to Providence,
r. J., to live with an aunt.-E. w. Potts
and Charles Iarned have gone on the cx-
cursion to Boston
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RUTLAND COUNTY
FORESTDALE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Pfenning and daugh-
ter are spending a week in New York
Paul Field has purchased "A farm in West
salisbury and will move to II in Novem-
ber.-Mr. and Mrs. T.. Il. partlow are
spending n week in New York city and
Jersey city, y. J.-Mr. and Mrs Albert
Halliday and child of Rutland visited at
q, II. Lairds recently.--Cards are OUT
for the marriage of j, Shuhhel Brown of
this place and Miss Agnes Willott uf
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BRADFORD.

Mrs. S, ]. Albee of Littleton is spending
few days with her SON. n. j. Albee, and
family Miss Bertha Renfrew has re-
turned from Lake George and Will spend
the winter at home.-Mrs. F.. N Gibbs of
81. James Mimi, has returned 10 Brad
ford-Mrs, Walter Nye of West Lebanon,
y. H. is visiting her mother, Mrs. Emma
Kenyon. Misses Margaret and Rchecca
Dodd. who have spent the summer in
town, have returned to RoXbury, Mass
Mr. and Mrs. Il. V. Johnson and family
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WOLCoTT.

Frank I.intncr is i'll with typhoid fever.
Raymond Darrah has moved his family
to Pottcrville to near his work.-C. M.
Wood went to Jacksonville Monday to
put in Il penstock for l.. s. Morse's new
electric light plant.-ChaWrey Brown is
convalescing from typhoid fcver.-Enos
LaTleur has moved from Pottcrville to
one of Arbucklc's tenements.--Mrs. Ever
EFT Canterbury returned to Boston Tues
day-Bernico cate of Calais spent Sum
day in town-Mrs. Nellie Billiard won't
to Newport Saturday. where she expects
to move soon.--Mrs Noycs Wood of Hyde
Park was "A guest of her sister. Mrs. D..
A. Fife, Wednesdays. r. Parker and
wife of Morrsville were visiting friends
in town Thursday.-A daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Ryan october
.S-Mrs. Emma Lcwyader and daughter,
Miss Iilis. returned home from Sugar
hill ~ H., the last of the week. They
have been employed in the Swset house
through the season.-Mrs. DIR. Gale Is
visiting friends in Troy. y. Y.-Mrs Sarah
Hoven, deputy inspector of the w. r. G.
of St. Johnshury was in town Saturday
and inspected corps i6-Miss Lois Waters
of johnson was a recesst guest of her
aunt, Miss Orpha Bradley, at A. A.
Whiting Mrs. G. G.. Fisher went to
Boston Wednesday for several weeks
visit with her brother Lester Tillotson,
who soon viii leave for California to
spend the wintcr-Mrs. c. S. Coggeswell
of St. Tohnsbury is spending some time
at the home of her sister. Mrs. Maria
Midget -Sidace La Paine and wife have
returned from their visit to their son,
Leon. in Watertown, Mass.-Mrs. Walter
Sargent was n guest of Miss Gertrude
Fife for the day Thursday.--F. y. Morse
is having his house painted and will also
build new vera ndah.-Mrs. r. NJ Hub
bell went to Boston on the excursion
Wednesday.