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MILTON.

Byron Phelps and family left for their
homo in Iowa Friday evening.-Miss
Electa Allen oe Boston is spending vaca-
ticn with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Alen.-Mrs. +. S. Morgan was
death Of her aunt, Mrs Heath.--A. i.
Clark has moved into the George Harris
house on the plains-Arthur Phelps has
returned to Richmond Mrs. Arthur
Mann and Mrs, j. A. Drew have returned
20 their home in Hartford, Conn, and
Rumney, n. H., after several weeks with
their parents. Mr., and Mrs. c. 4. Pratt
Mrs. n. r. Phelps and Arthur Phelps
attended the funeral OF the daughter OF
Herman Foster at Swanton Friday.-Mrs
II. G. Meeker, who has been III for sew
eral months at the- home of her nephew
il. c. Herrick. In Ncrgcnnes, has re-
turned home and Is gaining SLOWLY.
Mr.. and Mrs George Tobin Of Now YORK
are visiting his sister, Mrs f. T.. Rogers.
Henry Allen and son, Harold. returned
10 Lowvlle, n. Y. Monday l.. u.
Latham has returned from South Royal
IN South Hero for a few weeks stay
Mrs. Myrta Teachout and children, who
have been several weeks In town. went
10 Essex Junction Tuesday.-Ethan Austin
Of New Jersey is visiting his sister. Mrs
Z. f. Rogers, at Camp Martln.-Ni's
Fred Webster and little son OF Swanton
sre visiting her parents. Mr., and Mrs
D. ]. Hadley-Edward Robinson and
laughter Of Westford spent Monday with
bis brother. r. ]. Robinson.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. Adams.

There was q hearing in probate court
Friday on the question Of TIC sanity
of Miss Minnie Uadd of East BERKSHIRE.
trpon examination she was adiudged in
sane and Judge IIelton ordered her COM
nlittod to tho state hospital ut Water
bury.
A robbery in broad day light occurred
here Saturday noon, when the home of
James O'Connon of Lower Newton
street was entered during the temporary
absence of the occupants IF two gold
watches and about 81 in money. Mrs.
O'Conncll went uptown to do some shop
ping and was gone barely half an hour
When she returned she found hat a bu-
reau had been rincd and the watches,
one belonging to herself and the other to
Mr.. O'Connoll, and the money taken.
Nothing else about the premises was dis
turbed The house was locked UP and
the key left in its usual hiding place
when Mrs. O'Connell departed, and who
ever did the job knew loca conditions
pretty well, Arthur ANA Charles Skin
ner. who reside in that vicinity and who
were seen lounging around the woods
near the house that morning, were ar
rested and jailed, charged with the
crime. They strongly protest their inno-
cence and none q the stolen property
was found on them but they are being
held to awnt developments.
Orrin James of Swanton Center came
here Saturday to do n little trading and
hitched his horse on Catherine street
When he went to get his rig two hours
later, he found that some one had swappcl
harnesses and wagons with him and
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Several years ago this section was
burned over and It was only last season
that II had grown up so that berry pick
ing was profitable, The body OF Albert
Donaldson was buried Tuesday with Ma
sonic honors In Riverside cemetery, the
funeral exercises being held Mt the house
at West Swanton, the Rev MIR Pierce
officiating. Mr.. Donalds died OF cancer
of the liver with which he had suffered
for two months.--Comncdore Smith and
party, who went to the Thousand Islands
three weeks ago. have returned to Swan
ton.-The Lopelle Poultry Food company
has broken ground for n large addition to
its plant. The new building will be 36x
IS and SO feet hiEh.-The Barney Marble
company is installing two new 100 horse
power bolers.-W. G. Butterfeld will go
to Schenectady this week where he has II
position with the General Electric COM
pany.
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CHARLOTTE.

Mr.. and Mrs walter Hunt and fam
lily of New Haven have ben visiting
relatives in town Miss Ethel Wfliams
celebrated her lGth birthday with a
party MondaY niGhi.-Mrs. Greeley Of
burlington has been visiting Mrs.
George Foote.-George Thorpe Of
Northfeld- MINI. has been visiting :.
II. Thorpe The recent sale and enter
talnment at Library hall ncttcd the
association about S125.-Mr. and Mrs.
Monroe Hill arr the parents of Il
daughter.-Miss Sophia Williams has
returned from trip through tho Great
Lakes.-Mr. and Mrs. +. II. Chcsmore
of Joncsvillc visited In town last
Week.-Mrs. Catherine Fonda Of New
York city is visiting her sister, Mrs.
w G Rush
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MONTGOMERY.

Merritt Kenneth has moved to J. l."
Clapp's tenement. vacated by Elias Rob
erts-'rhc L. 4. 3. OF st. bartholomew :
parish was entertained Thursday by Mrs.
Elsie James and Miss Nellie ingalls, -
Charles Fuller OF Gardner, Mass, and
Hollis Brown OF Stowe visited their
cousin. Il. II. Fuller, over Sunday.-Alrs.
Lavina Moves is visiting relatives in
Highgate.-Mrs. James Pratt OF Minneapo-
lis. Mimi. is visiting relatives and friends
In town.-Thc Rev. and Mrs. ]. r. 3ax-
endale and son. John. and Miss Elizabeth
rpham are In Sheldon this week attend
ing the Bible school and camp meeting
at Riverside.--Miss Florence DONNA IS
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Darius
Domina.--C. L. T1utchina and family left
Thursday for their new home in Barton.
Tho house vacated b! Mr.. Hutchins *
TO be occupied by Alex Laplnnt. Jr.
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RICHFORD.

ON account OF low water in the
reservoirs the water commissioners have
stoned the use OF the street sprinkler
and have shut Off some Of the largest
users.-The Rev. and Mrs. w. G.
scof,e,d have gone TO Sixteen Island Lake.
ono 70 nassa three weeks vacation with
their daughter. Mrs. A. r. Masse.-E. W.
Howard Of Essex Junction IS in charge
of the express office during the two weeks
absence Of II. NJ. Kendall. agcnt.-Aiiss
Ruth Gibson and Mss Svbil Golf are visit
ing relatives In Dunkin md Glen Sutton.
Oue-Mr. and Mrs f. p Whalcv have
sold their bouse 10 Della Y<ongev for 1900
The Nelson Smith farm near East Rich
ford hes heen sold to 7. +. Hunt OF
Essex Junction for S.7D.-Mrs. George
Duclos Of South Richford suffered n
shock Friday. and her condition Is serious
A \. CLAIM and family are passing n
few DAYS AT Bolton Spring p o.
Visitors here include Harley F.. Rogers Of
Henderson Nc. at his fathers. A. G..
Rogers: Mrs Edna NJ. Carpenter and son.
George M hor sisters. Mrs c. Fred
Norris. Percy q. Coons Of Hanover. n H..
with his mother. Mrs. G. w. Allen; Miss
Fvclvn Duhuc ~ Winooeki with Miss
Cocu R,rord. Nisa Hattie Northrup of
Bur,,neton with Miss Nellie Manuel: Mr..
and MIS- Herman A. Moves o. Boston
with his narents Mr.. and Ms. II. B..
Moves. Clarence Stone OF Montreal and
Misc Ita,e, Stone of Enovlton. Que
with Mr. end Nrs w Max Lauder: NJ.
md Mrs 7 r. Stafford Of St. Adams with
nor norents Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Aver.
John IJ,tie Of Turkey hin. Que. died
suddenly sunday evening at the home
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GRAND ISLE.

Mr. and Mrs. Willis Gordon of Boston
are visiting his father, S. II. Gordon
Vernon Wilcox and family Of Worcester,
Mass, are visiting in Grand 1sle.-Mr.
and Mrs. George Phelps OF Milton are
visiting her parents at Adams Landing. -
The boarding houses and camps ar" all
well flied with city pcople.-Mr. Rupert
and Mles Helen Barney will entertain
the Ladies Aid this evening with an
informal reception. Ice cream and cake
will he served Fred Mareilc and Harley
MaComber are busy with their new steam
launches Miss O'Brien OF burlington Is
spending n few days at Hardy Sylvcster's
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
(Continued from End PaEe)


The last Army and Navy Journal CON
nirs the news OF the death OF Comman-
Ter John A. Dougherty, which occurred
1t Shanghai, China. August /. lie was
formerly naval attache at Toxic. Mrs
Doughcrty IL n sister Of Mrs. +. NJ
wedswood Of this place.
w w Woodcock, superintendent Of the
Baxter Bros. canning factory, who broke
his hip several weeks ago, is able to be
put on crutches.
Mrs. Fannie Flanders. who had been Ill
with heart trouble for some time, died ut
her home on Railroad avenue Sunday
night at about ten O'Clock. Mrs. Flanders
was born in this town 60 years ago and
vas married to Alfred =. Flanders of
New Hampshire. who for about % years
vas an engineer on tn, Central Vermont
'ailway. They lived I'm ST. Johns, J.. @,
Ind Flanders died about q years ago. She
g survived by one son. Loren a. of
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EAST CHARLOTTE

Mr. and Mrs. Burton Beers and two
children and Miss Leila Fonda started
Friday for a carriage drive to Wolcott,
where they will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Horsford.-Mrs. Ralph Clarke is ill
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Thorpe spent last
week in Williston, visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Harmon Nichols her cousins Mrs.
George Bussier and three children and
Madame Bussier Of Albany. n. a.. are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Bussier for two
weeks.-A. l.. Sherman Of Burlington,
md Miss Eddy Of Boston. wer, in town
Monday. at Mr.. Shermans farm.-Cyrus
Norton OF Addison Is visiting relatives in
town.-Miss Marietta Stafford. who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Brad
ley. went Friday to her home in South
Wallingford.-Dr +. A. Rich and family
and DR.. Chamberlain and Mrs Cham
berlin are visiting DR.. and Mrs. Varney.
"A party of young people from this vicin-
ity are camping for a week. at the At
wood cottage Thompson's Point.-Miss
Anna Stacy returned Monday from a
visit with relatives in Burlington.
Miss Elizabeth Bolls. who recently re-
turned from California, is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jewett.--Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Clarke are at home from
several days visit in Stowe with Mrs
Clarkes parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Ay-
ers.-Miss Genevieve Horsford Is spending
two weeks at tho Willoughby cottage at
Long Point.-Mr. and Mrs Lyman PAYNE
and infant son. returned to Cornwall Sat
urday after several days with Mrs.
Payne's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d. O.
Foot.--The Misses Rena John and Edith
Read fortunately escaped a serious ac-
cident while driving at Thompson's Point
Saturday afternoon. The horse became
frightened at an automobile and broke
tho whfppletree and some parts OF the
harness, thus freeing himself from the
wagon. Miss Johns, who was driving
clung TO the reins and was dragged from
the wagon several feet. when she became
unconscious, the horse going some dis
lance before he was caught. Though
considerably shaken up. the ladies were
unhurt Another wagon was secured.
the harness repaired. and they drove to
their homes in this place-George Seguin
10 at home from Shelburne. whore he has
been ca ring for John Mack. having been
called hero by the serious illness of his
Wife.-Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Nichols of
Williston are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NAL
colin Thorp.-Mr. and Mrs. William Cod
dard and son. Howard, of Rutland. are
visitors a B. ]. Clark's.
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TJNDERHII,L CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Bickueu OF Nov
York city are visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs Allen Ricknell.-Mr. Richards
of st. Johnshury has bought NJ f.
Chase's farm.--Mr. and Mrs. T.. ".
Henry are at their camp In South Hero.
William 7. Brown and family of New
ton. Mass. have como to their summer
home here to remain several week. -
Mrs. \. y. JOY was an over sunday
guest Of Mrs. +. w. Henry at south
Hcro.-GeorEe W. Woodwork OF Ram
Golph, n former resident of this place.
was in town Monday and Tucs lay.-
The potato crop in This section win be
an extremely light one.
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Chaffee has bought Of Nelson Hazard n
farm OF forty acres In the corner OF
the township of st. Armand. Que, about
three miles from this village. Mr.. Chat
with his village place.-RaY Tenney or
Clarcmont. y. H., the Misses Lola and
G. ~orgia Martin. the Misses Addic ana
Glenna Aver, Miss Florence Holt and
Miss kathreen 13arnum OF this place
and Miss Lou Leslie of Johnson. chap
eroncd by Mrs A. II. King are In camp
Tn the Miller cottage at Silver lake.
Franklin.-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Rice
of .>lburgh. are visiting here. Mr.. Rice.
who was formerly deputy collector at
this port and Is now stationed Mt AL
burgh is taking his annual vacation.
Capt. j. n. culver of this place, who
Is attending the national encampment
of the Grand Army of the Republic
at Salt Lake city, had charge of form
alton of the Vermont division In the
paradc-Tucsday wa tho second an
nivcrsary of the big fire on the corner
of Main and Rowell streets which de-
stroyed the Sweat Co,nings company's
plant. with a store and n few dwell
ings, entailing n los7 of 500. 900
Edison Sears OF Fairfax is visiting
relatives here where he formerly rc-
sid cd.-Mrs. =. NJ. Flanagan of this
place and Miss Jennie Flanagan Of
Boston visited Mrs. Tlanagan's daugh-
tor Mrs. n. \. bowling OF ST. Adams
Tuesday.-Thc Rev. v. Y. Douglass
Is attending the Sheldon campmeet-
n II
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SWANTON CENTER.

Mrs. ID. F.. Croft and son. DeFoe. Of
Boston, who are passing the summer IN
Morrisvlle with Mrs. Crofts mother,
Mrs +. J. Hall, are visiting at A *.
Honsnger's for two weeks Miss Mamie
Dolan has gone to berkshire to pass two
weeks with her mother and brothers..
Miss Florence Hubbard and Miss Carrie
Banyea drove to Milton Boro Saturday
for a few days visit with Mrs. Earl Aver.
The Rev. and Mrs. T.. ]. Nye and son,
Hale, Of Georgia visited at r, NJ. Hub
bards three days last week and attended
the Nye reunion at Hghgate Center.
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the deal was hard work to get home
with. lie isn't coming to ST. Adams any
moro for fear that some one will steal
him.
Louis Bcaudry. the hold-up man, who
on circus day robbed Royal Leach of
Fairfield OF watch ana sj in money,
was on Saturday placed under $500 bonds
for appearance at the September term Of
Franklin county court l}eaudry acknow'-
edged the deed and will probably plead
guilty to an Information and be sentence
cd by Judge Post.
Tho st. Adams brigade band has
new leaders in f. Roy Anderson, who
has been chosen TO succeed Lorenzo
Weed. Mr.. Weed worked hard and
faithfully to establish the band on a
solid basis. and resigned because he
could not devote the time necessary.
\ special meeting Of the city council
was held Tuesday eve. to consider the
installing of new stone crushcr plant
to replace the obsolete and worn out
one now in use. The question OF the
purchase of n lot Of sewer ard drain
tile was also Up. A number Of repres-
cntatves of var,ous concerns were
present and submitted PROPOSITIONS
which will be acted on at later meet
ing.
Among the successful candidates for
admission to the bar of New York is
Miss Helen \. Ranlett. Miss Ranlett IS
the daughter of the late d. d. Ranlett
and was for many years resident of
This city.
The Rev John L. Sewell, formerly
pastor of the First Congregational
church here. is now secretary Of the
Worcester. Mass, board Of trade Mr.
Scwcll has recently moved to Worces.
ter
News has hcon received here 81 the
death Of Eleanor. the eight yoar-old
daughter If Mr.. and Mrs T.. +. Macleod
Of Chicago. which occurred Sunday after
weeks illness and during the absence
of tho parents in Vancouver
In Justice Koarncv's court yesterday,
n Jury returned n verdict of not guilty
ia the case Of Edward Leonard OF Fair
! fax. who was arrested circus day on n
/ charge of intoxlcation.
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ENOSBURGH.

Alberta orr. Ruth Wricht, Blanche
Woodward Blanche Cassidy and Helen
Wright. accompanied by Mrs. J. MelVin
Wright as Chaperon, went to IIighgate
Springs Monday to go into camp for two
wccks.-A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
justin Lamas Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Merritt O. Eldred, who have been at
Sholhurnc for several months. have re-
turncd.--Work on the audience room of
the Congregational Church was COM
menCed Monday. NJ. Crandall of Bur
linEton Is doing the carpenter work and
Mr. Andrus the Observation-Disclosures tea was
held ut the home OF Mrs. jay w. Chaffcc
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. W. g. Fair
banks and daughter Of Greensboro are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Eidder.
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SOUTH HERO.

The ball game at Isle La Motto Satur-
day with South Hero resulted In vic
cory FOR Isle la Motto. II to Miss
Charlotte Osgood OF Milton and Miss
Ethel Wright are taking a carriage drive
through Grand Isle county.-Mrs. Charles
Young Is being treated Mt the Mary
Fletcher hospital.-1. l.. Lane End fam
ly, who have boarded az the island
house for several weeks. have returned
to their home in Chester. Mrs. Luton
Allen IS entertaining two nieces from
Mnnfreal
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Archie Rice are In camp for n week.
Mrs. Balch of Jericho is visiting relatives
In town. Gardner and Allen Brown and
Miss Alice Brown arc visiting their sis
ter. Mrs. DorOncr of Waldcn.-Thc Rev
pr. Fiagg Will preach in the CongreCa-
tional church Sunday morning. Mr. Kid
der will go to Newport for the same sun
daY.-MYs. Frank Rogers and children Of
Springfield, Mass, are visiting at G. O.
Fansworth's.
Mrs Anna Jones. who is quite ILL., is
staying with hCr sister, Mrs. Il. O. Perry
Miss Ida Tuthlll started for Long Island
Tuesday night.
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Mrs. w. W. Smith returned Friday from
Nidlebury, accompanied by her daugh
ter, Miss Pamela Miss Helen Lynn
vent Saturday to Barton Landing to be
present at the wedding Of Miss ErVie
Austin which Is to take place Wednesday
Vt her home.--Miss Mcbride Of 3urlinS-
ton Is visiting the Misses Morrows-
Mrs. Hubbell and daughter and Mrs
Landon returned Monday to their
homes in Charlotte and iiinoshurgh.-
M and Mrs. Vernon Wright of Alma,
Mich, are visiting relatives and friends
In town.
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HUNTINGTON.

4 public examination Of teachers will
be held I'm the high school building In
Richmond August 10 and'2o. Examine
tion for entrance to normal schools and
free tuition examination for entrance to
high schools viii also hc held thcn.-Mrs.
John Mason entertained the Kings
Daughters Wcdncsday.-Th sum of $40
was realized from the sale of ice cream
saturday evening 10y the Kings Daugh-
ters.-Mr. and Mrs Il. T.. Baldwin Of
Lebanon. \. H.. have been spending 10
days at Guy Rickford's
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Parker q former teacher at
BriChal1 Academy, Is visiting Mrs.
Aberncthy.-Mrs Grant \. Gilbert and
children of East Burke have been
visiting in town.-GeorEc Brenell Of
Massachusetts and Mrs. John Varun
of stowe, Vt, have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs Paul Blodah.--Misa Myrtle
stone is visiting Miss Fanny Gates of
Middlohury.
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WEST MILTON.

Mr.. ana Mrs. Fay l}opery are the par
cnts of an infant son.- Mrs. Emroy Smith
has returned from Nanceboro, Me.
where she visited her son, Lansing
Elmer Bean is making almost daily trips
with his motor boat, taking parties TO
diffcrcnf minis ON tho lake.
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SWANTOE.

The IRE In the West Swanton marshes
which has been burning since Saturday
are practically out. the sharp showers or
TUESDAY doing tho work. Several hun
drcl acres were burned over, destroying
for time blueberry and cranberry fields
1t is a said over a thousand dollars worm
OF berries We're picked by poor people J."
these marshes before the fires starteo'
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BEAVER.

John u. Wagner has the frame of his
new barn up and sides covered.-Mr. and
Mrs Edwin Strait went Saturday TO
Franklin to visit thor son.-Mr. and Alva
Homes Of Milton were at A. II. Caswclrs
Saturday. MIR. AID MRS. j. NJ. Brigham
Of NoMnOrt arc visiting @. ". Craft.
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MILTON BORO.

Misses Rcrvl Flake of "Boncka" and
Mildred Blake Of West Milton left Friday
for Manchester. y. H.. to remain two
weeks.-Mr and Mrs. J. NJ. McNalL
Dewey and Russell from Champlain
broke cnmn SnndaN and rctnrncA homo
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

William Barnard has gone to Cowans
vile. Que, for a short vIsit.-Myrnie
Rowley Hopkins will return to South
Omaha. Neb., Saturday.-Mrs. Rodney
Ackerson has gone to Jericho for n
visit. dawson Halle is taking short
vacation-M Marion and Florence
Ballard OF St. Adams. who have been
In town on visit have returned home.
S. s. Hall. Jr., was in Enosburgh
Falls Tuesday. lIuInbra and
William Donna are moving to the large
IMmbra farm which Joseph Chalifoux is
vacating. Mrs. \. i, Dix and daughter.
Alta. have returned home after an ex
tended trip to New York city and New
IInmnshire
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NORTH FAIRFAX.

The families of G. H. Hunt and Il.
Latham have recovered from the measles.
Charles A. Kennedy OF Newport, r. L.,
visited his cousin, Mrs W. .. King. the
past week.-Mrs.. Albert Patterson re-
turned Thursday from a weeks stay In
Alburgh
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STOWE.

The Misses R"nila ana lsaoeHe Sn>lth
have returned from visit in Shoreham
and Thompson's Point. and Crown foint
y. Y.-Mrs. Albert lllilhsnam ana
daughter, Emma. OF SprlnEheld' Mass
are guests at Fred f. srn>th s'--Mis'
Jennie Puffer, who has passed 'wo Weeks
WITH Mrs II. w FNi'lnEtoh' 'eit .7"'"
day for her home in Worcester Mass
Mrs. Lillian Wait" SiaNtoh OF Nooi-
stock - visiting her sister, MIS- "'e'''
Luce.-Mrs. Wilbur L. h'geioW ana SONS
Edwin and Newell ar" Nls'i'tS III SUM-
Mrs g. J." fe'rler anu '"''
dren OF Northheld. are guests at
Herbert MayoS.-FoSter DOW OF mar
wick passed sunday with MIS- 10" III
Stove Mr. and MIS- [. T. Sc'oher are
passing several weeks with their daush-
ter. Mrs. y. +. CAFE, at f"aKe 4siah"'
Maine.-A pleasant occasion was the
meeting Of the Women's Relief corps
Saturday afternoon, when the memberi
of the post were eniertained.-Mr. anc
Mrs. 6. c. THOMPSON Of Washington. D.
c.. passed last week with Mr. and Mrs.
c. F. Fddy.-Mrs. G. F. Eddy and her
mother. Mrs D!anther Stoddard. ara
passing week In BurlingtOn.-Mrs II.
w Barrows entertained - little people
very pleasantly Friday afternoon IN
honor OF the NTH birthday OF her daugh-
ter. Dorothy
News from the Pew. A. G. Cornwell,
who is at the Mary Fletcher hospital. con-
tinues favora ble.-Frank Goodhue 81
Salem. Mass, is a guest NJ "The Lodges -
MIR. and Mrs f. a. Gibbs and family
are attending the Advent camp meeting
at White River Junction.-Thc Rev.
Francis Holden preached at Unity Church