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HYDE PARK.

The I.amoiile Central Academy gradu-
alton will take place June to 10, Sun
DAY evening June !, the Rev. NJ, Ham
lin will deliver the baccalaurcate SER
mon. Tuesday evening. comes :he grad
NATION exercises with ar address by
Prof. j. l.. lIills Of the University of
Vermont followed by a alumni reunion
and banouet.--R. S. Page has bought
the D. ,IcGregor farm where his grand
fsther the late Russell Page. was born.
The senior class of the 1.amoille Cen
trail Academy gave m interesting en-
tertainment at the Academy hall Friday
evening, including the farce Quits. -
Charles Kneeland will succeed A. w.
CBrien. as driver of the northern stage
route, July |, having secured the gov
eminent contract for the ensuing eour
years
n. j. Boynton of Everett, Mass, was
in town Tuesday Lieut.. Coy
Stearns of Johnson was here Tuesday
Judge Tucker has returned from soy
eral months in New York.-John Herricl
of Morristown was here Tuesday
Hyde Park and Abrrisvile high schools
will play ball here Satuiday.-Ii. G
Shaw, formerly with Senator Page ha
taken up local work on the Brattebort
Reformer. Tucker and s. i
Waite were in Eden Monday.
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CRAFTSBURY.

Pre-memorial exercises Of all the
schools were held in the town hall Fri
day afternoon. MIR. and Mrs e. Foss
OF North Hyde Park visited at Harry
F.mory's the first of this week.-The w.
c. T. L. convention last week
was very interesting occasion.
most of the unions in the county were
represented by delegates. Two instruc.
two lectures were given by Mrs j. X.
Barney and Mrs. f.. B. Turner.-The
Rev. Mr.. RowleN gave an exceptionally
TN. memorial address in the Methodist
Church Sunday.-Mr. King has moved
to Mr.. I1anson's hill farm and will work
fer Mr. Honson. Word has been re-
cr.Ved of a successful operation OF Mrs.
John Gilbert at the Mary Fletcher hos
nital Monday. The patient is as COM
Portable as could be expected-Lucian
Emery fell from a slab pile Monday and
broke his arm just below his shoulder.
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NoRTHFIELD.

The Rev. J. b. Sargent preached SER
mon before the members Of the G. A. r.
Sunday afternoon. The church was
decorated with the national colors and
special music was rendered. II was a
union service in which the congregations
Of the Methodist, Congregational and
Universalist churches united. The Rev.
G. +. Fortier. the Universalist pastor.
spoke to the old soldiers In St Adams,
In the evening another union service was
held In the Congregation Church. AT this
meeting Mr.. Sargent delivered sermon
before the members of the high school
graduating class.-The Hon. F.. II. Juckett
OF Hot Springs. g. D.. and W. d. Hassett
Of burlington are guests at the home Of
David Hassett
Memorial day WAS observed as US
ual this year, In the forenoon de-
tails visited the several cemeteries
and decorated the graves OF sailors
and soldiers. At one o'clock pro-
cession formed on the south side Of
the common and marched to Elmwood
cemetery where the ritualistic service
of the q. A. II. was performed at the
grave of Comrade John Hurley. The
procession was headed by the North
acid Cornet band after which follow
ed Company +. the Norwich Univer-
sity band. the Norwich corps Of cad
cts on foot and the cavalry section.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mrs. O. A. Wilbur died Monday Of
acute Bright's disease. aged 70 years
She was born in Cabot the daughter Of
Mr.. and and Mrs. Daniel Collins. but her
married life was spent in this town.
She hal for many years suffered from
roor health. She leaves a husband who
is in feeble health, a son. Daniel G.. who
tenderly cared for her, two brothers. l..
s Collins of Greensboro and Charles OF
Iowa, a sister. Mrs. Ruth Dodd. of Buff
falo, y. Y, and four grand children
Walter Goodell Is at home from Barre
fer a short vacation.--A. Z. Sulham Is
very i'll, and is not expected to recover.
w. F. Angel has returned from Hoa-
ton hospital and is slowly Improving
Mrs Eva Angel and her two DAUGHTERS
are visiting at the old homestead. PRO-
memorial exercises were held in the
school Friday afternoon.-Mrs. p. H.
Benjamin. who has been very III with
measles. is better.-Ic. L. Ball continues
to fail
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WESTFIELD.

At the semi-annual meeting of the
Christian EndeaVor society sunday even
ing the following officers We're elected:
President. II. Il. Hitchcock; vice presi-
d"it. Ernest w. Gilpin: secretary, Miss
Maude Miller; treasurer, ". r. Hitch
cock. The society will entertain the
county union June Cdr. and Mrs. W.
y. Young. who went to Montreal last
week, will return the first Of this week.
THE pre- Memorial day exercises of the
village schools were well attended.-Mrs
" NJ. Miller of Mt Vernon, y. Y, is
at home for a few Wceks.-Mr and Mrs
H. O. Miller have issued invitations to
the welding reception for their daugh-
ter. Miss Maudc Emma who is to be
married ia Albro Hunt this even
;ng.-Nlrs, NJ. H. Dodge and son of North
Troy were guests Of Mrs. George Root
rom Friday till Sunday.
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DR.. J. s. Eastwood has purchased
a building lot at Lake Dunmore
and will erect cottage there
this summer A. f. Kingsley
is spending this week in wall'ngford.
Miss Pollard of Chester is the guest Of
Mrs s. w. JONES' Richard Smith had
his leg crushed In Dandy by having a
block Of marble fall on it.-Dr. and Mrs
c. w. Peck are spending 10 days In New
bedford, Mass, and Atlantic City, N. J.
Miss Kate Ladam. who Is studying to
he nurse at the training school for
nurses at the Hartford hospital. Hart
ford, Conn, is spending her vacation
AZ her home here.-Mrs. George Marshall
Is i'll with rheumatism.Miss Nellie
Briggs is spending a week in New York
oity.-The Rev. ]. Charles Roper and
family arrived In town yesterday from
New York city and will occupy St.
Thomas rectory MIR. Roper will have
charge of the parish until September l..
Tho Rev. Walter Archbold will remain
here over Sunday.--Miss Alice l.. Aim
las returned from St. Albans.-Mr. and
Mrs. r. F.. Pierce have returned to
BROOKLYN. n. Y-Frank J. Schmidt of
bradford Is in town.--At a shoot Of the
Brandon Gun club Monday afternoon,
there were about 20o people present. A.
W. Hendry got the highest score. secur-
ing 20 birds out of % and Charles Wright
was next. securing 16--Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Manning Of Schenectady.
n. Y. are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank NJ. Hatch.-Charl es Birchard
Of Boston is visiting his sister, Mrs. Ar
thur Perry II. Whedon has sold his
pair of gray horses to julius Pelkey OF
Pittsford for $3.50.
| X. f. st. John has gone to Ticonder-
oga. n. Y. for a few days.-Miss Maud
Howard is visiting relatives in Fitch
burg Mass-Mrs. Charles Dennison
who has been the guest of Mrs. r. II
harrington has returned to Boston.Mr
and Mrs. W. d. NuttnC. Mr.. and Mrs
f. w. Briggs and Earle Wright vii
leave tomorrow for Hartford, Conn.
and will return with Mr.. Nuttng's new
touring car.-Miss Ruth Sprague Is a
home from Rogers Hall, Lowell. Mass
Mrs. Mary r. Simonds, who has beer
spending the winter in West Somervlle
Mass. with her daughter, Mrs. r. w
Johnson. has returned home and opened
her residence on Pearl street.-Alfres
Ioomis, who has been spending severa
weeks at Volney Ross, has gon'
:, Providence. r. Mrs. Charles Ware
has returned from Burlington Mrs. @
s. Backus will entertain a few lad,
friends with bridge whist party thi!
atternoon.-The graduating class Of thu
| grammar school Is rehearsing 9TH,
| Ccurtship Of Miles Standish' for thu
close of school.-Frank P. Cook Is II
Hurlington-Mrs. II. Belle Converse hal
returned from Bennington.
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LOWELL.

Frank Morse of l2akcr.fieS is visiting
IN town.-Dr and Mrs. Shcehan entertain
ID Miss Jewett o: Troy over Sunday
The Lowell Dramatic club will again
present tho drama. "Brookdale Farm"
at tie Woodman's hall Friday evening.
Isaac Rivcrs has moved to Relvidere. -
MIS-. r. r. Winchester has gone TO n
Montreal hospital for treatmont.--H ].
Stewart had one foot badly injured last
week by being run over by a road roller.
Miss Bcrnicc Patterson was at home
from Johnson over Sunday.-Mr. and
Mis-. J. s. Brahana We're in Johnson
Monday Mr. and Mrs. Seth Herrick Of
= wport were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs V. c. Sisco Saturday and Sunday.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

Miss Ruth Burnham of Middlebury
is visiting her parents,-Charlcs Bar
Der came from Tinmouth and spent
Sunday at his home here.-Mrs. 7. G.
Whitehill Of Putnam, n. V, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Pollard
Kansas City, Mo, where he has spent
the past year.-E. G. stevens of Cam
bridge Mass. is spending several days
in town.-Charles r., Passenger and I.
II. Serviss of Newburg, n v, are IA!
Mrs. Nolney Ross for n few days
Charles Bliss of New York city Is WIS.,
iting in town.-Miss Madeline Il
Schweig Of Rutland is the gu%-t OF
Mrs. H. d. Crooks
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the members Of the Grand Army (only
10 OF whom were able to march this
year, on foot and In carriages, the
members Of the Ladies' Circle of the
G.. A. r. and citizens generally. Fol-
lowing the return to the common an
eloquent address was delivered by
Congressman Frank Plumley.
The annual session Of the Vermont Cen
trail association Of Cniversalists opened
in the Universaiist Church Tuesday
morning. Following the organiza ton
and address Of welcome by the Rev G.
F. Tortier and response by ". H. Glad
dirE. president OF the association. there
Was praise service after which the
Rev. F. NJ Kimhall OF Richmond
preached a sermon. In the afternoon
there was business session at l:3o in
which was included reports Of parishes
in the association. The reports generally
indicated fair degree of growth. The
Rev. Charles ]. Staples of Burlington
delivered sermon on The Defects OF
Our Qualities" After this there was a
discussion OF church finances introduced
ny an address by A B. Lane of Barre,
and participated in by laymen and
clergy. Y. p. c. L. meeting was held
Mt 1880 and the ocea sional sermon was
delivered by the Rev. o. s. Raspe OF
Morrtsytlle. Perecaster ". A.
Shaw Of the United States weather hu-
reau reports a mean temperature for
May of 81 degrees. with maximum OF
! = on the 10Th and q minimum OF 81 on
tie 18th. The greatest daily range was
40 on the sth and the least daily range
was 3 on the 18th. The mean tempera-
ture OF the month for the last g years
is &c degrees. The precipitation amount
/ Cd to 3.54 inches, the average for the
month for tho last 81 years being 2,s4
inches. The prevailing direction of the
wilma was south. the total movement 6,9l5
, miles. the average hourly velocity "a
miles and the maximum velocity 81 miles
| PER hour. from the northwest on the
3oth The month was made up of three
| clear, II partly cloudy and Il cloudy
| days. Rain fell on is days. Solar halos
were noted on the 2lst and eth, sleet
fell on the lat, a thunderstorm occurred
on the Goth and there were heavy frosts
on the 18th and 26th.
The annual session of the Vermont
Central Association of Cniversalists
came to close yesterday afternoon.
The missionary situation was considered
| at the forenoon conference. the principal
speakers being the Rev. J. II. Wilson OF
North Montpelier and Mrs. f.. r. Mar
graft OF North Hatley, Quebec. The
| sermon was by the Rev F.. e. Donwye
Of Barre. In the afternoon the Rev. Wal
ter Dole delivered an address on church
| unity and the closing sermon was
preached by Dr. Wright Of Montpelier.
, The Rev. O. S. Raspe OF Morrisville was
elected president. Chas. Dole. secretary,
and DR., ], Edward Wright. preacher Of
the occasional sermon,--The graduating
exercises OF the high school will take
, place this afternoon in the assembly
room at the school This evening the
! annual alumni meeting and banquet will
be held at the Mortified House. Among
the speakers will he l. c. Ellis, j, T,
Chun. Miss l.. Prudence Stickney, Capt.
L. A, l, Chapman, Mrs. Elmer Juckett.--
Henry Ferry and Miss Blanche Adams
were married Tuesday morning by the
, Rev. ]. p. O'Neill
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MIDDLESEX.

The Methodist society held a straw
berry social in the chapel Wednesday
crening.-Miss Stella Grandfeld was st
home over Sunday fran her school in
Fayston and Miss Ella Comstock from
Ter school in Moretown.-Mrs Marv J.
Eimball or Greensboro Bend. accom-
panied b" he- con from Stannard, are
visiting MA Sarah Warren and other
relatives for two weeks Miss Addie
Ilainet of Hardwic~ is visiting Mrs
Ira Johnson.-The Rev. Guy Crawford de-
liz cred a fine memorial sermon Sunday
morning.
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CAMBRIDGE.

A special union service was held at the
Congregational Church Sunday evening
when the Rev. Mr.. Adams of st. Johns
bury gave an address The remains Of
Mrs. David Stevens OF Boston, who died
a. the Fanny Allen hospital. were
brought here Saturday and the funeral
was held at the American House, the
home OF MIS- Stevens's sister, Mrs. f..
c. Wells. Monday.-Mrs. Harlow Wires
has been suffering from an attack OF the
erip the past week.-Mrs.. Albina Hatch,
Who has been III for several weeks. is
very much better-Miss Nellie Smith,
kho has been at Spellman Seminary at
Atlanta. Ga. returned Wednesday and
VII spend the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ, Smith.-The funeral
of Mrs Melenday was held at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. f. O. Thomas
Tuesday,-A daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs r. Flinton ThursdaN.-G cadv
Of Essex Junction and Mrs, Peck we're
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WATERVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Tillotson of Morris
Vile were in town over Sunday.-Charles
Clark has moved to Cambridge Notch
where he has work,--Mr. Powers OF
Kichford visited his daughter, Mrs. Dan
Bennett, over Sunday.-Mr and Mrs
u. NJ Thomas OF Cambridge are spend
trg a few days with their daughter. Mrs
alph Wels.-Mrs r. s. Pierce Is spend
irr few weeks with her brother
George Brown, at Nickleville. " y
Mrs Mary Westcot has gone to Pitts
ford for months treatment at the
State sanatorium. --There are severa
cases of measles In town and the vii
iage schools are closed for a week or
that account
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charge could not he heard. The
demonstration was a marked success and
Mr.. Colombo was frequently congratulate
ed. He is negotiating with the federal
government for the sale OF the invention.
and will soon 90 10 New York to exhibit
the equipment there.
The w c. Washburne insurance agency
Of this city settled yesterday with the
f. c. Fisher Tannery company Of Bethel
for the insurance on buildings and
machinery, and stock carried at the time
of the fire which destroyed the plant.
draft for $lA9s.os was sent. The Liver
pool. London a Globe company was the
hardest hit OF any one company. Its
proportion waa 81. on. 81. Notwithstanding
the hattering offers received from other
places. the Fisher company stated yes
terday that it intends to rebuild in Bethel
on a much larger scale.
An interesting event occurred yester-
dav at Heaton hospital when Miss Anna
Crozier OF this city. Misses Josephine
and Katherine Mccarthy Of Northaeld
ard Miss Hattie Scott OF Ottawa, Ont.
were graduated after having served
fun three years course. Because OF the
fact that the hospital !s nov crowded
with patients. these young ladies will
re main there for the present. In honor
Of the day. J. G. Brown and NJ. l., Wood
donated the use OF their automobiles.
and these graduates with Mrs. Eleanor
Stalker, the matron. and several Mont
Ielier ladies went 20 the Waterbury Inn
for supper.
II. G. Thomas OF Stowe. State fish and
game commissioner, vas in town yes
terday an his way home from Fairlee,
where he has been experimenting repair
ing the spillway at the outlet Of Lake
Mercy. The last Legislature appropriated
500 for this purpose and the work is
done to prevent black bass from leaving
the lake. Because OF high water. 1t was
impossible TO complete the work at this
time
John A. Carr. who succeeds W. II.
helms as special pension examiner for
northern Vermont and northern New
Hampshire. will make his headquarters
In this city. He was sent here from
Rochester, n. Y.
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MORGAN.

The pre- Memorial exercises OF the cor
ncr school were enjoyed by good COM
pany of parents and friends.-Miss Celia
Dcmick is very low with no hopes of re-
covcry.-NIr. and Mrs. B. +. Moore Of
Newport visited in town the past week.
The Woodmen are taking of building a
hall.-Mr. Barnard, the new Methodist
pastor Is expected about July John
Walters has bought farm in Holland
and will soon move there.
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FORESTDALE.

Verne Blodgett has returned from
Granville. \. T.. and taken a position
as engreer for Horn, Crockett & Co
Arthur Estey of Rutland is moving into
Mrs. Lquey's house.-Carver W. Small
ley who has been seriously i'll. is i'm
rroving.-Mrs Martin Estey and daugh-
ter, Ruth. are visiting In Keene. n. H
Arthur Carrier Of this place and Miss
Msudc Trombly of Leicester Junction
We're married at Middlebury June . Mr..
and Mrs. Carrier will reside at the Basin
sSem
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

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.,,,a.o,, oe pur,,rr.on arc in stowe for
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p,,., t,rora, servicee were held at the
,.,,,o ot NJ aud Mrs T.. 8 Nacutchan
raa,,. of,orroor for their infant
d,,,,,,er who died Monday. The Rev.
- .noo,, conducted .he service DR..
" ". p,rrovs will 90 Friday as one Of
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~ >,or,r.,er 70 the immortal council Of
49,. X,.s,i, cbriro at 1o,,isville XIV.
1,,,o and q II r Shaw will accoms
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u,.,,o ,os bcor III for seven weeks. is
.,.,.,, ;,,,r,,.,,r Mrs r w Smith
ID ;r-.,, 1aurbtov arc seriously III.
ua,,o " rrr, and Miss Alice Chapi
-,-. ,,,rriod at ,ho home 81 the brides
,oror,, NJ aud Mrs C. II. Chapin.
1roaro.dav afternoon hv the Rev !. O.
Ar,eu large number OF relatives of
+,e bride and .-roon were present. Mr..
,r6 Me- 12,,rt left ,t once for n wedding
,r;n aud will reside in the village upon
,beir return Mr. Purt is y member OF
trio arr, ot {, T. Rurt G r O. Burt,
and Mrs r,r, has been porular teach
horo Tive r,,er,l nc Mrs 7 W Wris-
low was hold At her home in Stowe Hol-
law Iy.dreedav o~.ornoor conducted nv
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FAYsToN.

Charles F. Kew underwent an opera
ton for rupture at the Mary Fletcher
hospital Saturday ard Is doing we'll
Nathan Hill has sold his farm TO II. c.
Wa rd.-Henry Belts has sold his farm
10 Nathan Hill.-Fred Belts has sold his
farm to William Pratt who will take
possession July mfr, and Mrs. r. W.
Perry of Beverly. Mass. are at F. A.
Bragg's for a short visit.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
NEWPORT.

The Rev Ozra Davis, the new presi-
dent of Chicago Theological Institute,
lrea ched to a large audience at the Con-
EDUCATIONAL Church Sunday evening. Mr..
Davis Is the son of Capt. and Mrs. Alex
ander Davis Of this place, The sasolene
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guests Of W. Cady Saturday and Sum
day.--Mrs. ". J. Gallup of tnderhill Is
spending several days at Mrs. II.
Jores's-w. NJ Smith is attending court
a. Hyde Park
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EAST WARREN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kingsbury Of
Montpelier are visiting his parents
Mrs. Polly Ladue Is enjoying a visit
from her grandson, Frank Ladue.-W.
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ROCHESTER,.

Mrs. A. Barnes of Claremont junction
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. c.
+. Kinsman. Mrs. z. d. Morse spent
last week with friends in Pittsford and
Stockbridge-T Hon. r. w, Hulburd
of Burlington delivered the Memorial
day address here May Sl-Sunday even
ms the Rev. w, H. Watson will preach
the baccalaureate sermon before the
graduating class of r, II. S-The union
memorial service was held in the Uni
yersalist Church Sunday with address
by the Rev. Mary T. Whitney,-Mr. and
Mrs. Flynn Parmenter OF South Pasa
dera, Cal. are with Mr.. and Mrs. Alstine
Parmenter for the summer.
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WATERBURY,.

Mrs. Parker has sold her home place
on Park street to y. NJ. Eaton of Waits
fed.-Mrs. Justin w. Moody has re-
turned from short visit in Worcester.
Mass.-Thomas Leland has returned from
short trip to North Troy.-Mrs Ella
Joslyn Of Watsfeld is visiting in town
Mrs H. l.. F'arwell ~ Montpelier is
here for few davs-Mrs. G. y. Arms
has moved to Hartford Conn.-Mrs. S
c. Wheeler has returned from a short
stay in Stowe.-NIrs John Kingston and
daughter are visiting in Boston.--Mrs.
Elisha Moody has returned from Rut-
land.-Afrs Robert j. Knowles has re-
turned from ten days in Barton.-A
special meeting is called to see II the
village will appropriate money and how
much. to aid in beautifying the park and
to name a board Of park commissioners
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BETHEL.

Mrs. Eliza A. Buchanan died at her
home in Boston Sunday and the funeral
was held Tuesday. She was all her life
until few years ago A resident OF this
town.-The young people OF the Uni
versalist Church presented at the town
hall Monday evening the comedy, Mrs.
Briggs OF the Poultry Yard" much to the
pleasure of crowded house.-Tht
Barnard town team was defeated Mon
day in Q lo-inning ;-ame OF base ball with
the Whitcomb high school. S to Mrs
Benjamin G. Bundy, aged AZ years. died
after long Illness Tuesday morning
She was born In Stockbridge and lived
most OF the time In Randolph until her
marriage Her father is Edgar A. Hatch.
town clerk of Randolph. and her sisters.
Misses Alice and Maud Hatch The chill
dren are Robert, a student at the Whit
comb high school. Harold and Alice. Tho
funeral will be held Thursday at ll:N
a. m. with interment in the Lympus
cemetery.-R w. Morse and family and
John n. Byann were In Randolph Tues
day to attend the funeral OF Mrs, N r.
Byann, formerly resident Of Bethel
Mrs. Charles II. Allen of Lebanon, N. H..
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