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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-25
THE OLD RELIABLE
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
-EAND---
AT ROCKVILLE. MD.
AUGUST q. %. 20 and 30.

| AUGUST q, %. 20 and 80.
good program Of racing has been a.
the histe a1 Of ~ 7he assceIation ~ n' "
every day. The poultry show WIN be one OF the
interesting features Of the fair.
take the electric cars at SD and N and SGD and
| SITS, which take you direct to the grounds.
mer's production of "The Quicksands," has
| become Mr.. Ernest Shipmans partner in
the management Of Mr.. Lorimer.
Nella Bergen will be in the support Of Vic
| tor Moore in George M. Cohan's Talk of
| the Town"
Alma Kruger has been engaged to play a
| leading role with Blanche Walsh In THE
| Straight Road"
| Mr.. William Courtney has been engaged
as leading man for Clara Bloodgood In Mr..
Clyde Fitchs play, TRUTH" this season.
Lillian Russell has written the words and
| music of a song which she will sing herself
| in her new play this season.
| Aubrey Boucicault is to go into vaudeville
with a comedy sketch called "She Loves Me,
| She Loves Me Not"
Marguerite May, the pretty younger Sis
| ter of Edna, has been engaged by Charles
" tdhS TIE place VI uST SI5lcI dS
musical comedy star.
Fifty Miles from Boston has a notable
cast. including Edna Wallace Hopper. Fritz
Williams, Emma Janvier, George Parsons
and Louise Rial
| Henry W. Savage will produce, in add-
| ton to his musical attractions a comedy
drama entitled PORTE Perkins Printer" by
| Edith Ellis Baker.
| Oda Nelson. a noted Danish actress. is
negotiating with James Forbes for the
| rights to THE Chorus Lady for Denmark,
Norway and Sweden.
Eben Plympton and E. ]. Radcliffe are to
! be in the cast producing the new Booth
Harrington play, 'The Man From Home"
in which VIII T. Hodge is to star.
Miss Clara Lipman returned last week
| from her vacation. which she spent in
Maine, bringing a new comedy In which
she will appear under the Shubert manage
ment in December.
Clyde Fitch and Cosmo Gordon Lennox
are to collaborate on play for Ethel
barrymore to be called her sister. MISS
Barrymore will begin her tour late in Sep
TENDER. -..-t
For the first time in three years the en-
tire Shubert list OF attractions will go to
the Pacific coast this management having
secured houses In every state and city
where the best In dramatic ana musical
productions Is patronized.
Mr.. Joe Weber yesterday, after several
weeks of deep thought, selected the title Of
his new SHOW" which win reopen the mu-
Sic hall early in October. 1t is to be named
Hip. Hip. Hurrah." Rehearsais began
last week.
Laurence Irving, a younger son OF the
late Sir Henry Irving, came over this week
to assist In the production of the play he
has adapted for E. H. Sothern of Russian
life, called 1.-THE Inheritance of the Meek"
The play In which Earnest Shipman u to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-25

For the first time in three years the en-
tire Shubert list OF attractions will go to
the Pacific coast, this management having
secured houses in every state and city
where the best In dramatic and musical
productions Is patronized.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-25

Miss Clara Lipman returned last week
from her vacation. which she spent ir
Maine, bringing a new comedy In which
she will appear under the Shubert manage.
ment in December.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-25

| mer's production of "The Quicksands," has
| become Mr.. Ernest Shipman's partner in
| the management of Mr.. Lorimer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-25

Laurence Irving, q younger son Of the
late Sir Henry Irving. came over this week
to assist In the production of the play he
has adapted for E. H. Sothern of Russian
life, called 1.-THE Inheritance Of the Meek"
The play Ia which Earnest Shipman u to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-25

weeks of deep thought selected the title OF
his new SHOW" which win reopen the mu-
Sic hall early in October. 1t is to be named
Hip. Hip. Hurrah." Rehearsals began
last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-25

| Clyde Fitch and Cosmo Gordon Lennox
| are to collaborate on a play for Ethel
| Barrymore, to be called Her Sister" Miss
| Barrymore will begin her tour late in Sep
| tamber ----.
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Eben Plympton and E. ]. Radcliffe are to
be in the cast producing the new Booth
Harrington play, 'The Man From Home, "
in which VIII T. Hodge is to star.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-21
JERICHO CENTRE.

The remains Of Solomon Powell. Il for
mer resident Of this town, arrived from
California Wednesday night, A short
service will be held ut the parish house
this afternoon at one o'clock.-Mrs. J. W.
Hart, who has been visiting in Concord,
n. H.. Lowell. Mass, and other places,
returned home Tue sdaY.-A son was born
to Mr., and Mrs. T. S. Bostwick Friday
night.-Mrs II. G. Hulburt, who has been
very III with erysipilas and other COM
plicattons. Is much better though not vet
able to sit up.-The condition Of Mrs. z
r. Jordon is much improved.-The 25th
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs
Hiram II. Wilder was celebrated Tues
day. March 19-Mrs. Georgia Morse OF
Wolcott made her father. J. +. Bur
rows n short visit this week.-Lauucelot
Coffin IS at home for a short vacation.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety will hold its regular monthly meet
ing NJ Mrs. +. s. Ransom's Thursday af-
ternoon.-Fcrrs MCGinns and family are
moving 10 the Albert Parker farm re-
Gently decided to m.-Alhert Parker and
family have bought the Mathew Tierney
place at Jericho Corners and moved
there Mrs. Thomas McGinnis is witt
her SON Fletcher. She will live witt
her son. Ferris McCTnnis, as soon a they
get settled in their new home.-Mis:
Syhil Brown has accepted a position as
teacher in the primary department OF the
Union schools at Colchester village for
the spring term.-Willam Walston anc
family OF Williston are moving into the
+. d. McGlnnis place at the village re
Gently purchased by them.
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WHITING

There will he literary and musical
entertainment In the Congregational
Church rail Wednesday evening, March
= Ice cream and cake will he served -
Mrs Frank Perez. who returned from
Plattsburg. y. y Monday. is visiting
Mrs. Kate Ketcham.-Albert Baldwin
returned from the hospital Monday, whore
he underwent an operation for appendi-
cius-Wtlber Lewis. who is in the Mary
Fletcher hospital, has had an operation
for append!cits.-Mrs Carrie Casey, Wis
tied in Brandon Tuesday.-Mss Kate Rich
has moved from tho Parker place to her
farm IN the south part of the town
David Brown has moved to the Parker
place-Mr. Thrall of Cornwall has moved
to the farm of David Rrown.-Mr. Dutfany
has moved to the farm now owned by the
Calvin brothers. in the north part of the
town.-John Ancs was in brandon Tues
day.-The Ladies' Aid OF the ConGrcga-
tional Church will meet with Mrs. Frank
Wooster Wednesday,
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ESSEX CENTER.

There will be a sociable at the Conerc-
gational Church Friday evening. New
maple sugar will be served.-The schools
in town will open the second Monday in
April with nearly the same teachers rs
In the fall and winter terms. 1t Is the de
sire Of the school board to impress upon
parents and students to maintain n legal
school there must be an average daily az
tendance of six pupils Mrs. C. j. Han
ley, who has been visiting in Moretown
returned Tuesday was a sociable
at II. ". Days Wednesday evening for
the benefit of the Baptist Ladies' Aid So
cety.-Mr. and Mrs. Il. ]. Mckenzie are
visiting in St. Albans,-Mrs. Mary Han.
ley, who was called to Milton by the Ill
ness of her son, has returned.--The Cen.
trail Telephone company. c. II. Weed
superintendent, has in operation IS
phones and will extend the line into Bucl
Holow.-Edson Ufford Of Grand Isle Is
visiting l. 3. Bixby.
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CHI77ENDEN COUNTY.
ESSEX JUNCTION.

NJ. S. Stone of Montpelier, State SUI
perintendent Of education, was in the vii
lage Thursday and with the school d-
rectors of Essex Junction, South Burling-
ton, Milton. Underhill and Wiliston held
a meeting in the parlor Of the Johnson
House for the purpose of forming
union. the aim of which will be the bet
ter supervision of schools Another meet
ing will be held in the near future at
which time some action will be taken to
secure an expert supervisor for the
schools OF these places.
The Baptist Church at its annual
meeting voted to mako an effort 10
build a parsonage on the lot immedi
ately back Of the church The pastor
Is now soliciting funds for the same.
Abe Straus Thursday shipped 1G val
liable cows to New York by express.
News from relatives of Mrs. Mary An
ncttc Cady Of De Pere. Wis, whose
death was mentioned recently, states
that she died after an illness of about
week with pcritonitis, Mrs. Cady was
born in WiIliston in 1898. She went
to De Pe-e as IA bride in 1858. Her
husband died several years ago Six
children survive her. She was n sister
of Mrs. +. S. Beach and an aunt Of
Mrs. G. y. Drury of this village.
Mrs. Welcome I,amphere died at Platts-
burGh, n. Y, Saturday morning. She
had been operated upon for appended
It's.
a concert including a cantata, The
Wreck OF the Hesperus," will be given
by the pupils of the graded school in
music hall Friday evening. Miss Fannie
Crandau teacher of music, has charge
OF the programme.
Guy Il. stevens, who has been tutor
ing two boys at Colorado Springs. Colo,
has gone with the family to Coronado
Beach. Cali, whore they will be about
two months.
Champlain creamery paid s1.4S for
standard milk and $50 for cream for
tho month of February.
Mr.. and Mrs +. Z. Gaines have bought
the A. +. Tryon house on Pine street In
Burlington, and will move there about
April l.
Arthur Bruya. who has been day tele,
graph operator here for short time. has
accepted a position as station agent on
the Rutland railroad
| Tuesday afternoon n full grown deer
came into the village by the way OF Maple
street crossing the railroad. passing UP
Pearl street, through the yards OF L. D.
Baker and n. d. Stanley and going into
the woods near the Roscoe printing house
The animal did not show any fear and the
electric car due Mt $40 was stopped near
the old brick hotel to allow her to pass
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RICHMOND.

Martin Purtel has returned from Mont
peior whore he has been the guest of his
sisters for several days.-Mrs. Annie
O Brien has returned from New York
Mr.. Parker who has been visiting his
son, d. u. Parker, has returned to Milton.
The high school closed Friday for va
cation Of two weeks.-Jack Jones Of Bur
lington was the guest of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs r. T.. Jones over SundaY.-Sev-
eral from Waterbury attended the st.
Patrick's entertainment in Richmond hall
last evening.
Miss Grace Bessett is in Beldons whore
| She will be the guest of her sister. Mrs.
| Eugene Robinson, for several weeks
| Miss Rose Pickett of Burlington is the
guest of Miss Elizabeth Berry. Miss
Edith Robinson has returned from a
| short stay in BurlnEton.-Prin l.. L.
| Prior is passing part of his vacation with
his brother in Vergenncs.-F. w. Fay
| i, II F1agg, A. G. Berry, L. L. Towers
Mrs. F. G. Nichols and Mrs. A. r Will
| lam were in Milton yesterday to attend
| the funeral Of Capt A. G. Fay.-lIarry
! McKinn Of Plattsburgh. y. Y. is lr
| tOwn.-NIiss Bessie NJ Tedford of Cam
| bridge was married to Robert II. Riggs
of this village here Tuesday by the
| Rev. T.. =. Treat
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LINCOLN.

w. \. Lee and his mother We're In Fer
risburgh Friday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Harriet Burrows.-Mrs. Hannah
Varney and Mrs. George Dearborn are
recovering from the grip.-Mrs, Wilcox,
who assisted several weeks in the care of
her sister Mrs. Thurston, returned 10
Brattlchoro Friday, Her mother, Mrs.
Fuller who is in feeble health, accom-
panied her and will make her home there,
Miss Forbes Of Starksboro has come 20
be housekeeper for Mr. Thurston.-IIr-
nest Dodge began tapping his sugar ma
pies Friday.-Page Colby had a hard
shock Thursday and is in a serious con-
dltion.-Mrs. ID. s. Day returned from
Shelburne Saturday, whore she assist I'd
I'm the care of her sister, Mrs. Eddy
Mrs. Fred Draper has returned from,
Pttsford and Is sick at tho home OF
c. d. Draper. Her husband has begun
work for the Howe Scale Co. of sRut-
land George Clark and Riley Purinton
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were in town Sunday from Colche ster,
guests at p. Gomos.-T E. Pease OF Bur-
lington has been passing a few at Chester
Pease's.-Miss Sybelle Brown has been
engaged as teacher for the primary de-
partment Of the Colchester union school.
Many of the farmers have already tap
ped their sugar orchards, although the
sugar season has not opened. -Water
pipes continue to freeze and several more
families are carrying water.
T.. T.. Alger has finished work for elf
ton curtis OF tnderhill and Is at home. 49,
Mrs. @. r. Hulburd ana son. Lloyd, are
visiting in Waterville.-Tho Rev. Gle
ment Tomlin is moving into the house
vacated by William Blodgett.--Miss Anna
ReaveY, who has been at home for sew
raj weeks. has returned to Burlington
John Mattress, n brother Of Mrs. Charles
Percival. arrived in town Monday even
ing from England Charles Powell OF
Franklin is in town awaiting the arrival
OF tho body of his father, Solomon
Powell who died in California and which
Is to be brought here for interment-
Mrs Jay Shaw is dangerously i'll with
pneumonia
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-21
SHELBURNE.

The Rev. p. J. Barrett of Burlington
gave an interesting ADDRESS at st. Cath
crimes hall on Sunday evening to a large
audience. \ chorus. The Dear Little
Shamrock" was sung BY the children.
The Misses Anastasa, Agnes and Gather
inc Crowley rendered several favorite
Irish songs The audience also enjoyed
two songs sung by Miss Della Dubuc.
Cecil G.. Egg was the accompanist.
Mrs. Enos Douglas died here Monday
afternoon after a lingering illness of tu-
berculosis from which she had suffered
for several years. Mrs. Douglas, who was
"a years old. leaves a husband and four
year-old daughter. Requiem mass was
said a ST. GATHERINGS Church yesterday at
10 a. m. Burial was made in Burlington,
Mrs Frank l., Eddy continues to I'M
prove after a serious illness.
Mrs. Abraham Wiley is seriously Ill.
DR.. W. H. Ranks is having an on ce
built on the north side of his residence.
The village schools are closed this week
and will reopen for the spring term March
25
William West has been engaged to
succeed +. II. Macomber at the Shelburne
| Farms dairy.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
HARDW1CK.

Allie wheeler is i'll with the grip.-Mr.
johnson, clerk for o. j. Paquette, Is III.
Mrs. Angus Mcleod has COMO to the
Fanny Allen hospital. Winooski, for
treatment.--The graded schools closed
Friday for two weeks vacation. The
high school closed Saturdny.-The Con-
grcEational Church netted about $50
Thursday evening from the pipe organ
recital given by Everett Lowering of Mel
rose Mass assisted by Mrs G.. NJ.
Powers of Morrisville soprano, and w.
Il. Atwood Of St. ,Johnsbury, tenor. Miss
la Niles of Morrisville could not take
part on account of illnesss.-Mrs. Maria
Atkins gave a party Saturday afternoon
in honor of the birthday of Robert Full
Ter. one of the members of her Sunday
school class.Word was received
here Friday evening by J. G. Spauding
that his brother. Clarence, Of Woodbury.
was dead Mr.. Spaudlng was injured
about six weeks ago working In the
quarry by stone striking his head which
caused brain trouble. He recovered and
worked two days when he was taken
Ill with pneumonia. His condition had
been considered critical ever since. He
Is survived by his wife and four sons,
the Youngest a baby four weeks old
Robert stevenson OF Aberdeen. Scotland,
is visiting his brother, George Steven
sOn.-Nr and Mrs. l.. w. Heath have
gone to Williamstown for an extended
stay.-Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Carr of Lyn-
donvillc are visiting his parents for a
few days.
Miss Mccoy. one of the teachers in tho
high school is passing her vacation at
her home in Somerville, Mass.-M IS
Bertha Jcnning has gone to Wolcott and
Miss NJ Azela Goodell to Morrsville. -
The Jeudovine Memorial library IS now
open Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
afternoons instead of Wednesday and
Saturday as heret fore Mr.. and Mrs. J.
V. Dutton are in Boston for a few days
Mrs. Annette Magoor, who has been
head clerk IN Pierce & Sons store for
several years has finished work there
and returns this week to St JohnsburY.-
Miss Elsie Wheeler. the cashier in Pierce
d Sons store has completed her work and
| is at her home here-The funeral of Clar-
encc Spaulding was held at his late
home Monday afternoon. the Rev. Father
LaChance officiating. The body was placed
in the vault Mrs. Spaulding and chill.
| dren expect to go this week TO Boston
where they will make their home The
funeral of Ned Marsh, who died Monday
morning, was held at the home of his
brother o. c. Marsh. Wednesday morn.
| ing. the Rev. l.. a. Wilson officiating
/ The burial was In Calais Mr. Marsh +;
survived by his brother, with whom h,
resided. and his mother who is over 81
years of age.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

The Whist club was entertained by
Mrs. f. G. Bagley Friday evening"
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs,
Clayton Sweet March 1b.-Miss Carrie
Chapin of Essex visited her uncle, John
Andrews, the first of the week.-Buel
and Flora Derby visited their sister,
Carrie. at o. c. Hallock's tho first of
the week.-,Iohn Miles is moving his
family back from Bristol and has rent
ed Mrs. Jerusha Taft's tenement. He
expects to build house the coming
summer.-GeOrge Rounds is i'll.
As Mr.. Shedrick was moving load of
John Miles's goods from Bristol Tuesday
the load went over the bank between here
and Starksboro village badly damaging
the goods.-F. G. Bagley is In Lincoln,
where he has a position with the Lin
coin Lumber company.-Mrs. A. Il. Car
penter has returned from visit In
Htnesburgh,-Miss Isma Fuller went to
the Mary Fletcher hospital at burlington
Saturday for treatment. She was accom-
panied by her sister, Edith.
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son is visiting in Whitlng.---Fred Be
settle caught large wildcat last week
which measured three feet in length
Mr.. and Mrs Charles stone of Burlins-
ton passed Sunday in town with rela-
tives-Robert williams visited his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Williams,
Sunday.
Miss Bessie Converse has returned from
Cleveland, Ohio, and North Adams,
Mass.-The selectmen have appointed f.
Il. Smith road commissioner for the west
part OF tho town and II. II. Claxton for
the east side to fiji vacancies.--F. x.
Converse has purchased n gasoline engine
for running farm machn ery.-Mrs. Louise
Toner has rented her farm for n year
to Irving Bobar.-W. n. Root Is ILL
Miss Rice of Westford, is visiting her
cousin. Miss Kate Beach.-The teachers
training class met ut Mrs. G. NJ Bying-
toms Tuesday cvenng.-Rural Carrier
Dean has n new covered rig for delivering
mail
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-21
MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs Henry Wells have re-
covered from their attacks of pneumonia
and have moved TO the house on River
street which Mr.. wells purchased. Ira
Wilson, who lived in the house has NOV
ed to the Underhill house on North River
street.-Mrs. u. u. Parker and little
daughter of Richmond spent Monday
with Mrs. Parker's mother Mrs. f, A.
Parker.
Capt. A. c. Fay, aged GS years. died
at his home here at midnight Sunday
after a short Illness with appendicitis an
operation having been decided on to take
place Monday. He is survived by his
second wife. formerly Miss Jennie VII
lams Of Richmond. and by his adopted
daughter, Mrs. Frank Page of Georgia.
His first wife was Miss Webster of St.
Adams. Captain Fay had represented Mil
ton in the Legislature OF 1890, had held
the office of first seectman and most OF
the other important town Offices Arnold
C. Fay was born in Essex in 1870 In the
Civil War, he enlisted as second lieuten-
ant March g. 1853 IN Company X. 18th
Vt. Vols, and was mustered out July
q, 1868. He reenisted in the 18th Vermont
regiment, of which he was first lieuten-
ant and was breveted captain to date
from April .. 1865 for gallant and
meritorous conduct in the assault before
Petersburg, Va Captain Fay was in
Essex Junction Friday TO attend the
funeral of his comrada Of the 18th regi-
ment. Torrey w. Sibov His own funera
was held Wednesday afternoon at one
O'Clock
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-21
EAST CHARLOTTE

Simeon y. Putnam died at the home of
his father-in-law, DIR. w II. II. Narney,
at two o'clock Monday afternoon of
Bright's disease lie had been i'll for sew
eral weeks but the end came very sud
denly. Mr. Putnam was native of
Barre, but the earlier portion of his life
was passed in Randolph He was grad
uated from the Randolph State Normal
school For some time he was success
full teacher. but later went to New York
where he was in the employ of the
Lawyers Cooperative company for a
good many years. About is years ago he
married Miss Minnie, the eldest daughter
of DIR. and Mrs. w, II. II. Narney. who
died five years ago. Mr. Putnam was 40
years old and is survived by one son.
Henry Putnam, lad of II years. one sis
ter, Mrs. William T.. Blodgett and one
brother, Fred {. Putnam, both of sara
toga, ~ Y. The funeral services will be
held at the residence of DR., and Mrs. Var
ney at two o'clock Wednesday afternoon,
according to the rites of the Episcopal
Church of which Mr.. Putnam was mem-
Der, The Masonic fraternity Will attend
In n body, he being member of Friend
ship Lodge, No, a. f. Il a. NJ. of Char
lotte.- meeting of the Y. w. c. I. L.
for March will be held with Miss Flora
Clark Saturday evening Eddie Bessette
cut a cash in one of his ankles last week
while splitting wood al w, l. Bradley s.
Il. l.. Jackman is suffering from an injury
received by d fall on the ice Friday
The Rev. f. G. Heaxt of Shelburne
preached at the Baptist Church Sunday
afternoon.--Dr. r. A. Rich of Burlington
was in town Monday. called here by the
death of his brother-in-law, Mr. Putnam.
Mrs. Abbott OF Boston is the guest Of
her aunt. Mrs Narney,-Miss Daisy Bull
Of Monkton passed Sunday with friends
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-21
WEsTFORD

The condition OF Mrs. Rolla Perry is
a little better.-Charles Morgan is i'll
with throat trouble DR., Flagg has
taken cultures from his throat and
sent them to the State laboratory TO
determine If it is a case of diptneria-
The Fortnightly club will meet this
afternoon with Mrs. G. \. Rice
Robert Stuart is i'll with the grip
Carroll Stone went to Burlington Sat
urday to visit relatives.-John Allen.
who has been ill., Is able to be about
the house
The ladies of the Methodist Church
will give their annual missionary So
cial at the church Friday evening. The
missionary boxes will be opened and
maple sugar will be serVed.-Nictor
apoint has moved his family back to
town and will work for II. G. Macom-
Der this season Ezra Emery has re-
turned from Willston whore he has
been through the winter.-Mark Mud
gett. a former resident is visiting in
town. Mr. Midget has been in Spring
field the past year