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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
SUPER DREADNAUGHT"
OF AMERICA TRIED OUT

QUINCY, Mass. Oct. 2s.--Thc battle.
ship North Dakota. America s. second
super Dreaduaught, today crept
away from the docks of the Fore River
Ship Building company and headed for
Proviucetowu.
The great war vessel s trip to the tin
end of Cape Cod was for the purpose Of
giving her builder s trial, in the course
Of which her turbine engines the 6rst
installed in any American battleship
will, it is hoped. send her through the
water al \ speed in excess Of her con
tract requirement Of 81 Lnots an hour.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Office of the Board OF Public Work
Salt -akn CITY lnI o lnnn

Office of the Board OF Public Works.
salt Lake City. Oct 12 1903.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until o'clock p. m. Friday.
November D. 1909. for the work OF grad
Ing, curbIng and paving Third South
street from State to Tenth East street
Paving extension No. 81. according TO
plans In the city engineers office
Instructions to bidders. together with
plans. profile, specifications and forms for
contract and bond. may be obtained upon
application at the office of the board OF
public works or the city engineer.
The right Is reserved to reject any and
all bids
BY order OF the board OF public works
II. q. MCMILLAN. Chairman.
LOUIS e. KELSEY. City Engineer
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VIII Erect Hall

PseIsI TO The Tribune.
tnmnShRAY. nn.Y. Oct, 2s.-Plans for a SO ooo
Ave- H'e'hent be hall for TaylorsyilIe ward
Gns neen completed by Arch5talss =
'ytfnenbsre I'm. and Sundberg. I, ioIileISs is ~ Us
pa' pa a.m, as.tmy,ngside the present meeting house
A.. "mI consist of fun basement and
k upper room, about forty by f1ftv
Itnd s,an S,n,en is to be ntted with a gallery
y bsn%ust Ihe basement Will contain
I'm for the relief society. ana r"ouni hc'1,,u a a
hd ,hs WIN he built Of brick and stnns
~ niDa interior viii be finished in vel
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ONLY $500
To Chicago and Return.

Line. for UNiTED STATES LAND
AND IRRIGATION EXPOSITION. No
Vcmbtl 90 TO December A. and INTER.
NATIONAL LIVESTOCK ENPOSI.
TION, November - to December IL.
Limit December 10. City Ticket Office.
2Gl Main street.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Horn Silver Mining company Of Frisco.
Utah, Office Whitehall building. II BAT =
tery place, New York October % 1909,
The annual meeting Of the stock holders
OF the Horn silver Mining company fer
the election Of directors for tho ensuing
year will hc held al The office Of tho
company at salt Lake City. Utah. on
Tuesday. December T. 1909, at L. o'clock
noon. The transfer books will close on
November 6. at II m, and reopen on
November 1G. at 10 "A. m.
FRED. y. BISHOP, Secretary.
u3SS2
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NOTICE.

To whom II may concern. Mr.. George
Borsman Is no longer connected with
this company. We viii not be responsible
Tor any contracts made by him or for
any obligations contracted by him The
Standard Automobile Co.
G. CI.AWSON President.
t. MILLS. Secretary and Treasurer
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Suit Is Begun

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct. 2s.-suit was brought in
the district court today by the Amer
can Antiseptic company of Colorado
against the Intcrmountain Sheep COM
pany TO collect a balance alleged 10 be
due for sheep dip consigned to the de-
fendant in the states of Utah. Nevada.
Idaho and Wyoming, as per an agreement
entered into March %. 1908.
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More Women Arrested

hi hll'raE. III Oct. 2s,-Coutinuinp IN. ,oo
Ian ernpaign against tho nsht, i
,Irsior uh1led States Immigration CO..
VI Fr.rr Eby of Helena today arrcs,ad
ict. Nh on women OF the restricted dis
>rted n1 ,n,o e5e , alleged to have been I'M
>Bes. Th, '5,s country for immoral pur-
zen SET "' oeto Of the hearing has not
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Liberty Mining company: principal
place of business room SOC Utah Savings
and Trust company building, Salt Lake
CITY Utah.
Noticc- nero are ocpnqu,ht upon the
assessments levied on the 9TH day OF
September. 1903. tho several amounts SGT
opposite the names of the respective
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the ci:y. as follows; \, r. Wright, Will
liam Craig. NJ. l.. Jones. John Watson.
Joseph Scowcroft. James Douglass. Hy-
rum Plngree. Carl Rasmussen, 3. @.
Biackman and J. :, Lewis.
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License to Marry.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct 2S.--A license 10 marry
was issued by the county clerk today to
Ralph +. Lambert and Margaret V. Dew
crime, both of Corydon. Utah.
Lights ana Shadows of Mormon
ism,' for sale at Tribune branch office
Ogden.
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AN ORDINANCE.

An ordinance confirming tho assess
mcnt upon the property hereinafter DC
tween Seventh South and Ninth South
! streets. I'm paving districts Nos. n and
-. for the purpose OF providing for the
/ grading. guttering and curbine. and paw
! IN. thereof.
BE IL ordained by the city council or
Salt Lake City, Utah
made by tho city treasurer as corrected
approved and completed by the board OF
equalization and review, heretofore duly
appointed by the city council for that
purpose. of the property In lots ( and ,.
block .; |; .. and s, block q; and
s. block lG: and I" :. inclusive. block
~ All in plat s, Salt Lake City survey.
abuttins ON both sides OF state street,
between Seventh South and Ninth South
streets, in paving districts Nos. 10 End
rs OF salt Lake city for the purpose ol
curbinc and paving Of said portion oi
said street. is hereby confirmed and the
assessments made and returned in said
completed lists are hereby confirmed.
Section >, This ordinance shall take
effect upon approval.
Passed by the city council of Salt Lake
City. Utah October %. 1909 and referred
TO the mayor for his approval.
j. B. MORETON.
CITY Recorder.
Approved This 96th day OF October 1901
J. s. BRANSFOED, Mayor.
state Of Utah, city and County of Salt
1.aEc.-Ss,
Lake CITY. Utah do hereby certify that the
above ana foregoing il fuil, tru" md
correct copy OF an ordinance entitled.
AN ordinance confirming tho assessment
upon the property hereinafter described
on both sides OF State street between
Seventh South and Ninth South streets.
i'm having districts Nos. 10 and IS. :or
the purpose of providing for the .radnS.
gutterinG and curhinS. and paving therc-
on passed by the city council "f salt
Lake city. Utah. October ~. 1909 and
approved by the mayer October &C. 1900.
as appears of record in my office.
In witness whereof, ] have horcuni"
set my hand and AFFIXED the corporat"
seal OF said city. this 26th day of Dctp-
bcr lac9 j. B. MORETON,
iScaID city Recorder.
T.ill No. Ia.
Paving extension No. 81.
First and final estimate. a@esi
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And IN nccordanCc win law and am
order OF the board OF directors made on
the Ith day of September. 1909. so many
shares OF each parcel OF such stock as
may be necessary will he sold at the Of
dee OF the company. room sos Utah Saw
I.Si5c CITY. IJran, on the 24tb dnv or 0cs
tobcr 1909. nt tho hour OF IL o'clock a.
M 20 pay delinquent assessments there
Oh. together with the cost of advertising
and expenses OF the salc
HARVEY j. JONES. Secretary,
Room sos Utah Savings and Trust com.
Dauy building. salt Lake City. Utah
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At n mcoting of the board OF directors
of the Liberty Mining company. held Sep
tender 10, 1909 IL was ordered that the
sale of the above delinquent stock be
postponed TO october 30 1909. at tho
same hour and place.
HARVEY J. JONES. Secretary.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-11-11

Stafford and T.. O. Stafford and families
at dinner In the Churchill mansion Sun
day I'm honor of Mr.. Stafford's 50th birth
dny.-Mr. and Mrs John Straw entertain
ed family party at dinner Tuesday.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
A. f.. Douglass. Mrs. Mary T.. Jenney,
Miss Rose Straw. Mr.. and Mrs. II. f.
Straw. Miss Willie Sargent and Mrs. j.
II. McQuade of Chicago Mrs Foster
Dow Of IIardwick Is passing the week at
her home in Stowe.-Miss Minnie -. Straw
returned Tuesday to Somers Conn, after
two weeks visit with friends in stowe
Mrs. Vernon wilkins and Mrs. G. f. Burt
We're in Burlington Tuesday.-Mr. and
Mrs. r. f. Barrows Of Morrisvile visited
his sister. Mrs. Eliakim Bigelow Tuesday
The Rev. otto Raspe of Morrisvillc
will preach on Sunday afternoon at 2:3o
o'clock at Unity Church.-Mrs +. T..
Smith was in Burlington Tuesday and
Wednesday. The topic Of discussion at
the meeting Of Mansfield Mountain
Grange Saturday afternoon will he My
Work, Its Features That Like and
Some That Are Not SO Pleasant Mrs.
J. II. McQuade and little daughter who
have passed two months with her father.
II. f. Straw. left Wednesday for their
home in Chicago--1n the absence Of the
Rev. j. q. Angel on vacation. the Con-
gregational and Methodist churches viii,
unite for services. They will meet at
the Congregational Church on Sunday
morning next. and the following SUNDAY
at the Methodist Church. The Rev. A
G. Cornwell will preach on both oc-
casions He will also preach for Mr.
Angel at the Branch Church on the
Sunday afternoons
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-11-11
FAIRFAX.

There was strike among tho men on
the water work for higher wages Part
Of the men were turned off and the rest
were paid "a cents more a day and only
work nine hours instead Of ten hours
Mr.. +. German of Fletcher has moved in
To the house he recently bought of r.
NJ Ballou.-Thcre is a great call for
milk COWS. tho price of which is $500
Rev. s. brigham has moved into his
new house in the hollow-Mr. and Mrs.
IT. w. McNall are moving into the house
that they bought of T. S. Marvin,-The
Methodists have fitted up their horse
sheds at the church and have put on n
steel roof cave troughs and cemented the
stalls.-Howard Rowland has raised and
repaired his horse barn.-Road commits
sioner c. d. Orton has finished work on
the highway.-Mr. Mentally and family
have moved to Waterville.-Weston King
and family have moved on to w. A. "
fordS farm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-11-11
ENOsBURGH.

John Cassidy. who sold for $500 his
farm to Mr.. Gross of Richford last week,
is moving to the house he bought last
summer at Enosburgh Falls and Mr..
Gross is moving here. Mr.. Cassidy has
also purchased from Mr. Aseltine the
Cutting farm for $500 in Bakersfield and
Mr.. Ascltine takes Mr.. Gross house,
The Rev Mr.. Kent has been released
very reluctantly from his passionate here.
his office expiring the first of December,
and is moving his goods to Benson this
week. Mr.. Kent will exchange next Sun
day with the Rev. Mr.. Smith OF Col
chester.-The Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary society will meet with Mrs.
Morris Woodward this afternoon AT
two o'clock. A missionary barrel will he
filled at the parsonage this after
noon.-Mrs. Kimball who hes boarded
with the family of Henry Hart. has moved
and will make her home at Charles
Smith's.-Dan Wood ward is moving back
to his farm. Bert Jelbar. who has lived
on the farm has moved to West Enos-
burgh-The Fisk jubilee singers are ex-
pected to give a concert in the Congregn-
tional Church the evening OF Monday,
November 2o-Royce Kenleld had the lit
tie finger of his right hand amputated by
DR.. Abells last Saturday. When little
boy he had 1t hurt and 1t has always
bothered him.
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visitor in Burlington Tuesday.-Mrs.
clara b. Niles, assistant department
Inspector, was in johnson Tuesday and
Cambridge Wednesday for an inspec-
ton of the w. Il. C.--Mrs. Frank
Goodell went to johnson Tuesday to
| visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs W. A.
Walkcr.-Hon. +. q. Fleetwood was in
Bristol Tuesday to address the Mems
clubs Of Bristol ana New Haven. Last
evening Mr.. Fleetwood addressed
the Get Together meeting aud ban
quct of the board Of trade of st. Al
bans.-Mrs. Emma Marvin and Miss
Hottie Sternherg went TO Stannard
Tuesday to attend the funeral, Wednesday
OF their brother. William Sternberg.
whose death followed an operation at
the hospital at St Johnshury Satur-
Gay.-Mr and Mrs. James Clark and
children Of ITardwick. guests for
few days of her mother. Mrs. Emily
Towne, returned homo Tucsday-Miss
Azolla Goodcll went to fardwick
Tuesday to visit friends.-Mr and
Mrs. G. \. Spiller returned Tuesday
from Albany, \. Y. where Mrs Spiler
has passed two months with n sister,
and Mr. Spiller few wccks.-E. a.
Smalley has returned from Iowa with
a carload of horscs.--Miss Maud L..
Warren of Woodstock. a guest Of Mrs.
bennett Eaton for some days. went to
Wolcott Tuesday to visit friends.
An attempt was made Tuesday night 70
break into the saloon of Iunt g. wilkins.
Marks show plainly whore "a chiSel or i'm
mie was used under the sash. The glass
was broken and there they found heavy
inside shutters SO that 40 entrance was
- ,t.S.ass y.fff
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-11-11
ENOsBURGH FALLS

Victor +. Burt and Miss Frances
Bllado both of this town. were married
in Burlington Thursday by the Rev. T..
DIN Sherburnc at his residence "A Clarke
street.
Torrance Roddy of Fairfield has moved
into tenement of Phelps & klmba,l on
School street. Mr. Roddy is employed by
the Enosburgh Milk company.-Tbe
Union Depot" In Opera hall by local tall
ent for the benefit of tho senior class drew
a large house.-Asa Hammond of Stock
ton, Kansas, was recent guest of his
uncle, c. L. Marsh. C. G. Austin has
gone to White River Junction. where he
las entered the employ OF Smith a. Son.
II. S. Read of Essex Junction was n
guest over Sunday of his sister. Mrs.
r. V. Perkins.--The senior class clear
ed $40 as the result of the play of
Friday evening.-The Enosburgh Falls
pounds daily.-Miss l.. Mckay of De-
troit Mich, has entered the EN-
ploy of the Enosbur,,h Milk company
as stenographer-Rev. William Shaw
is attending the state Epworth League
convention and st. Adams district
preachers' meeting in Waterbury,
Miss Abbie McAllister Is moving from
West Enosburgh into the house she
recently purchased on Maple Park
Miss Emily II. Stickney of Lyme, n.
H., has been in town for few days
in the interest of the Kurn Hattin
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Burt returned from
their wedding trip Monday evening. The
Rev II. A. Durfee Of Burlington was a
moved from r. W. Clark's farm into the
tenement of l.. j. Archambault on
Missisquoi street.-Mrs f.. II Farrell and
daughter Dorothy. are i'll with the grip.
A Il. Croft, who has been seriously
III FOR a few DAYS is slightly improved
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ALBURGH.

Word has been recef ed OF the death
of Zob Young, n resident of this town,
at Groveton. Conn. where he had
gone to visit his children.-Mrs. Mary
II. Morse, who has been spending the
summer at Lakeside hotel. has gone
to New York-W. W. Sawyer of Bur
lington spent Sunday here.-Mrs. Will
liam Hitter went Saturday to the Fam
ny Allen hospital to undergo an oper-
alton for pendicitis.-GeorSe w.
Saber Is In Providence, X. I.-George
Mitchell, who injured his leg at the
coal shute n few weeks ago. Is able
to he about.-Mr. and Mrs, f. q, Heath
have moved into Mrs. Henry Motifs
tenement house.--Mr and Mrs. Ira
Booth have gone to Springfield. Mass,
to reside-Thc Alburgh teachers are
rchearsing for II play to be given in
/ ockwood's han in the near future
Tho social for the benefit of the Con-
rrepational Church held with Mr.. and
Mrs Seneca HaZen last Friday even
iny netted s3S-Mr. and Mrs, w T..
Vantine of Burlington are in town
for n short visit.-Mrs. Martha Brown
of Rouses Point visited in town Satnr-
dav-Mrs II. W. Marvin visited hey
can DR. II. Royce Marvin. of Lyon
Mountain N Y. last week-Mr, Grant
Of tho Boston Jersey Creamery COM
nary has secured location at AL
huryh station for separating milk the
coming winter.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. ALBANS.

Frank J. GOkcY. better known as Dwcy
who has been doing a land Office business
the past summer peddling split" whis-
key, on Saturday arraigned in city
court and pleaded guilty to an informa-
ton charging him with selling illegally.
Judge Post sentenced him to three months
at hard labor in the county Jail.
A new society to be known as the Young
Woman's Auxiliary Of the First Congre-
gational Church was formed last week
with the following officers: President,
Mrs. Robert c. Gilbride; vice president.
Mrs. Henry d. Carlisle; secretary. Miss
BESSIE Learned Morton treasurer, Mrs.
Leo r. Allen. Miss Alice b. Chandler was
elected chairman of the committee on
constitutions and this committee will re-
port at a meeting to be held at the par
sonage on Friday evening, November 49,
Judge and Mrs. Chaunccy Temple ex-
pect to leave this week for Tarpon
Springs, Fla. where they will spend the
winter.
William O, Campbell who has been in
the laundry business at Enosburgh Falls
for the past few years. has closed up the
business and has returned here where he
Will be associated with his father in the
Fame line Of business
South Main street, would like very much
to come in personal contact with one
George O. Nelson, until recently in Ma
thia's employ, now in parts unknown with
about $50 Of Machia's money. The young
man who gave the name of Nelson hich
is probably fictitious, showed up at Ma
fila s place about week ago and sue
reeded In getting n Job as clerk; he CAIN
pa TO nave worked In restaurants in Bur-
lington and Rutland and attended to bust
ness pretty well. Sunday morning he told
pne Of the other boys in the place that he
was going to the depot to meet his girl
who was coming on the 500 n IN. train
md telling the hoy to look out for things
departed, and that was the last seen OF
him. AS time went on and Nelson did not
turn up. Mr.. Machia was notified and a
hurried investigation of the cash register
showed that it had been skinned and be-
tween $40 and $50 taken Nelson is sup
posed to be hidden away on Canadian soil
and although the officers are on the look
nut for him, the chances OF his apprchen-
sion small.
Capt. Stephen s. Cushing, who for the
past three years has been an instructor
IN the st. Adams high school, ana who
was last week admitted to the bar. has
rendered his resignation to the board Of
school commissioners to take effect at
once. Captain Cushing has accepted a
hattering offer from the well known law
firm Of Young e. Young of Newport and
will remove to Newport and enter upon
his new duties in few days. Captain
Gushing Is one of St. Abans's brightest
young men. who has made his character
and influence felt in the community.
The funeral Of Mrs. Lucy SENEGAL. who
died Saturday Of paralysis at her home on
Federal street. was held from the Church
of the Holy Guardian Angels on Monday
morning at s:15 o'clock. The Rev l.. r,
Desrochers officiated and the be .rers
were Peter Geror, Gilbert Shappy. Oliver
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CHELSEA.

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STOWE.

An important meeting was held here
Friday afternoon, Mcssrs. Soden Of
Boston Shepard and Bartlett of Derry y.
H., and the local directors of the Mt.
Mansfield Electric railway. stafford. Stay
ton. Morse and Gle of the Morrisvlle
board Of trade, T. c. Bradford w $.
Walker and j. j. Stone of Boston, and r.
Van Wagner of New York city, cleo
tricians in conference regarding the de
livering of power from the Morrisville
electric station and the Mt Mansfield
Electric Railway company. The directors
in the evening decided to accept the terms
and the work of stringing the wire will be
commenced at once, so that the line may
he completed this fall.
Rev. j. J. Lewis gave his lecture on
Vermont here Saturday evening and
preached sunday morning at Unity
Church.-Mrs. Henry Holt, who has
visited her mother, Mrs. c. +. NJ. Ia
bor. returned SATURDAY to Burlington.
Mrs. Lucy Scribner and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r, Benson left Monday for
visit OF several weeks in Eliot. Iowa.
and West Danvillc, n. Y.-Miss Grace
Dewey has returned from Manchester,
~ H.-Mrs. Juliet Hin Of Elmore is
H. G. Mcmahon Is on a business trip
to Boston and Providence. r. 1.-The
fall term in nearly all OF the rural
schools closed Friday.-Mrs. George
Sallies and son. who have passed sew
cial months with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. u. b. Luce, have returned to
Denver, Colo.-Joseph Decell has
moved his family to Morristown Cor
ncrs William Russell Is MOVING to
the house vacated by Mr.. Dccell, and
O. A. Barrows takes possession of the
Russell house.-Charles Lang and Mr..
and Mrs. W. l.. Warren and family of
are guests at a. ID. Iang's.
Mrs. u. c. Jarvis Of Barre is here
on account of the illness of her moth
err Mrs. Sylvia Poor.
Mr. and Mrs. b. A. Mills returned
to Essex Junction Tuesday after a
few days in Stowe.--Mrs F. NJ. Sears
went to Montpelier Tuesday to visit her
brother, II. A. Thomas.-C. i. Mcmahon
was in Waterbury Tuesday.-Several Of
her young friends gave Miss Rebecca
Burt a surprise tea party Monday even
ing in honor OF her 18th birthday.-Mr
and Mrs G. II, A. Stafford of Worthwhile
entertained his mother, Mrs Kate staff
ford, and brothers, J. L. Stafford, +. E.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The November meeting of the W. G.
T. L. was held Wednesday afternoon
or this week at the home of Mrs. u. O.
Foot at two oclock.--Thc Thursday
evening prayer meeting this weel; will he
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Harris at : 40 o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Vosburg are the parents of n
daughter born last week. II. Taggart
was business visitor in Arlington the
last OF the week.-Owing to unavoidable
circumstances Col. Osgood of Bellows
Falls could not fill his appointment at
the Baptist Church on Sunday evening
il is expected that he will speak there
next Sunday evening instead.-J A. Har-
ris returned last week from several
weeks absence in Monkton with his
daughter. Mrs a. II. Thomas. Ralph
Clarke has bought a farm in Cambridge
Junction and Will move there December
IA daughter w s. born Sunday, oct
Dist TO Mr. and Mrs. George Pagan
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gotta of Holyoke
Mass, have returned home after spend
Ing a portion of their honeymoon with
Mr.. Cota's aunt Mrs. William Carpenter
Mrs. Homer Fonda returned home
Tuesday from q visit of nearly three
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Grey
baldwin of Danby.-A daughter was
born November Sd to Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Nosburgh.-Joseph Muir is ill.-Mr
ard Mrs Samuel Jewett of Cornwall
who have been visiting. Mr.. and Mrs
I 'harles Jewctt, have returned home
Or. Rose Gotta of Burlington spent Sun
day with her sister. Mrs William Car
pentier.-Mra. Jane Mack. of Burlington
Is the guest OF her niece Mrs G. w
17indle.--1.eon Driscoll has moved to
Begun and Roscoe's tenement