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Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-13
MARRIED

MARRIED
BLACkMA R-MARTtN-On Wednes-
day. Oct. H. at st. Andrews church.
New York city by Rev. George K.
Van de Water. D. D.. Mildred Martin
to John Stanton Blackmar. M. d.
PERkENS~-KsNGsI,E Issst1a non.
Oct. IL, 1910. at the parsonage OF
Exeter parish by Rev Andrew ].
Park. Frank G. Perlxans nd Miss
Minnie NJ. Kingsley. both Of Lebanon.
STARr<yEEsA TIER ST A Rll VI E,ATuEsR
In Rochester. n. Y. Oct 6. 1910, by
the Rev M Strohg. ct the home Of
Sarah Stark Gather Streeter Miss
Amelia NJ Starkwea Their of Chau-
tauoua, n Y to jacob, f Stark
weather of Norwich Conn.
STEBBINS - GROCHowszxI- In this
city. Oct. 12 by Rev. Theodor Baticl<
Alfred Lewis steBbins to Gertrude
Charlotte Grochowsisi
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DIED

GREENMAN-In this city. Oct. Il,
1910 Lucy fyoring GreenmGn. widow
of George Greenman. in her e1th
year.
Funeral services Will be held at her
late home. 16S Laurel Hill avenue,
Thursday afternoon at 2.4o o'clock.
INDERWOOD-fu New London. Oct.
IL 1910. Charles Underwood, aged 81
years.
GRAHAaI-In Norwich; Oct. -, 1910.
James Graham. aged So years.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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GREENEWLlE

Six hours after high water &c is low
Tide, which is followed by food tide.
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QDtle R1llFti1l.

Norwich, Thursday, Oct. 10. 1910.
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UNDERHILL.

son was porn TO Mr.. and Mrs. L.
C. MacGibbon Sunday, Feb. 20,-B. II.
Day OF New York is in town on bust
ness.-Miss Josie Monroe Is visiting
her uncle, Roy Montgomery.-E. j.
Reeves Of Burlington was in town on
business Monday.
At a meeting Of the stock holders and
directors of the Cooperative Creamery
Tuesday it was decided to build cream
cry, but have rented the building whore
theN are nj present for another year Of
WhitComb Day.-Mrs. r. 5. Whtcomb OF
Burlington is visiting in town. -'rhere was
a dance ut @. a, +. hall Feb. 22.-The
Homeland Circle will hold their regular
meeting Thursday afternoon in the Con-
gregational Church parlors. Tea will be
served. The ladies are requested 70 come
prepared TO Mrs Terril of Jericho
center is caring for Mrs. l.. c. Mae Glib
bon.--Mrs. Lyman, who has been so serI-
Ous!y III is better
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NORTH FERRIsBURG.

Mr., and Mrs f. A. Cuehman were
given very pleasant surprise last
Thursday evening by about - OF their
friends.
The laymen's missionary banquet given
in the Methodist Church parlors on Tues
day evening was attended by 80 men.
Fred Pease and I. Y. Coul1igh or Bur-
lington gave very Interesting addresses
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dean have little
daughter born on Tuesday-Daniel
Noonaa is Ill with the grip.-Mrs. william
Newton and son, Philip. Of Boston, Mass,
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and MIS-
NJ F. Allen Misses Carrie aad FranrcA
Wheeler entertained a party of l3dio3
on WashingtonS birthday evening -
jerome Chase is recovering from an at
tack of the rrip.--John carl and family
have moved to ksboro Tho sociablc
given by the Mt. Philo Grange last sat
| uid day evening was n very pleasant oc-
cssion.--N NJ. Dean Is I'm burlington
serving ~ iuryman.-The last entertain
ment in the course will no given In Allen
hall on Thursday evning by tho Strath-
more Concert COnluauy
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CHARLOTTE.

There will he TO rural free delivery
Tuesday. il being a legal holiday. Miss
Grace Bora has returned from Jones'
willie. whore she has been supplying in
the telephone exchange Rural Carriers
Hart and Dean will attend the carriesr
convention IN Burlington Tuesday
tah '-afkness IS visiting in Massachu-
sets.
The annual church dinner will be held
at the Nestrv to-day Bearll.
who 10 teaching in Essex, IS spending her
vacation At her homo here.--FIarietto
Williams ia visiting in Boston and vicii
ty-Cristne Gulick, who teaches in WI
liston, is spending her vacation at her
home here.-M!ss Carrie Bar Der who ha =
been quite ILL., is better.-Mrs. C.. E. Hol-
ridge of Middebury visited at Z. +
Beers's last weck.-The little daughtet
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mourse Hill, who has
been quite III, Is better,-Mr and Mrs
Michael Devine are the parents of a son.
The crea merry has finished hllinG theiI
ice houses from their pond putting M
500 cakes. The new directors of he
creamery are F. r. Smith. l. r. McNci
and John $. Williams. Russell Williams
celebrated his sixth birthday Tuesday hy
giving a party to a number ot his I!ttIe
friend Schools closed generally ior tie
winter term last week
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

II IS reported that w. L. stacy has
rented his farm to l.einucl Nondeli Of
South Hero. who will take possession
April Mrs. Roderic Emo is confined
to the house by an attack of tonsiii-
It's The members Of the Rev. Thomas
pavisOns Sunday school class of the
Baptist Church. and those Of Charles
Jewett's class will unite in giving a
supper at the vestry Friday evening
Mrs, Edwin Prindle and daughter.
Eleanor. are spending month in
Claremont. n. H--Mr and Mrs Harry
Smith are moving to ElmOrs this
week, to reside.--Frank Estey has
gone to fillmore with load OF house
hold goods for Harry Smtth.-Miss
Margaret Baldwin OF burlington Is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. George Haz
ard.-Miss Flora Clark has returned to
charlotte after visit OF several
weeks with Nj. and Mrs. Ralph Clarke
N Watervillc. james Haynes, who is
'onilned 10 the house. suffering from
dislocated shoulder. Is recovering. -
Mr and Mrs. Guy Baldwin and two
sons returned to Dandy sunday even
ing after weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. Kimball and infant returned to
Westford Sunday. after spending =
week with her parents.
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WESTFOPD.

Tho Rev. George L. Cook Of Maine
preached MS n candidate in the Bap-
uSt Church Sunday.--Mrs. Mabel Rug
giles cobb is in town for the week.
meeting IN the interest of the Lay
men Missionary movement will be
held I'm the Congregational Church the
afternoon of Friday, Feb. IS Dinner
Will ho served at noon and all men
are invited 10 come. There was a
WaShington's birthday social IN the
town hall Tuesday evening ON Mon
day, Feb. 9S, there will he a meeting
in the interests of sunday school work
in town IN the CongreGa tional Church.
In the afternoon there viii be n social
for the home department members and
all interested in Sunday school work.
In the evening there will be meet e
Ing devoted to general sunday school
work.-The Rev. Mr. Van Schaick of
Fairfax preached IN the Conere gational
Church Sunda Mrs. FlaEg and son
of Essex Junction were in town last
week
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Nj. and Mrs. Ralph tlalloek are visit
ing her sister, Mrs, Harry ELLIS, In
Waitsfield Miss Leah Raeley is ~ with
the grip. The donation was well attend
ed Thursday evening The net proceeds
were &5,--The Misses jeanette Shattuck,
Martha Norton and Ralph Grace are
home from their school in Burlington, -
j f.. Andrews is moving to ESSEX June
ton. HIS son, Fred. is to run his farm
the coming year
Tho HincsbuE Grange will present
The Village School Ma'am" at the ".
W. A hall Friday evening under the
auspices OF the Grange. Dyer Conger
.of Woodbury. is visiting friends here.
Miss Daisy Russell and brother, Ilar-
NeY, OF Moniton visited their sister. Mrs.
Marble Pierce, over Sundays. j. RAM
dall went To burlington Monday as jury
man In United States court-Nrs s. j.
Nahaail visited at the home of e. j. Rus
sell III Burlington the first of the week
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs b. j.
Tromhlcy Feb 90
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COLCHESTER.

Miss Ralch and Miss Clark are ta}<r-
A house to house canvass this week in q -
interests OF the Home Department of tas
State Sunday school work. The work VIA
close Thur sday evening with union
service in the Congrega tional Church
The Misses Mary and Myrtle MacNe
returned Tuesday to their schools T
FairfaN.-Mss Carrie Pratt of EsseN
Center underwent a serious operation al
Fanny Allen Hospital Saturday moru.n-
--Adolphus Bean died at the home of MS
daughter Lena in Rutland, Sunday morn
ing. His remains were brought to Essex
Junction Tuesday moring and laid be
side those of his wife, He leaves two SON
and one daughter to mourn his loss
Friends Of Mr., and Mrs. j. b. Thompson
gave them a surprise at their home las
Monday evening. the occasion being tho
10th anniversary OF their marriage.-Mrs,
J. H. Lynn went TO Burlington TUESDAY
night to attend the kake Walk-G l.
Mcbride of Burlington visited j. y.
Thomson Monday.
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Frcchette and Master Richard Sabers
have returned from Burlington. --Thii1 &c q
dollars was realized at the entertainment
given by the Richmond high school FRI.
day evening.
About one hundred sat down 10 m,
annual parish dinner served by tho
ladies' OF the church on Washington.
birthday. Rev. George F.. Fortier
state superintendent OF tniversa1is'
Churches. was the guest ~ the da~.
At the business meeting following thu
dinner these officers were elected for
the current year: Trustees, r. -. Gil
lott, w. w. Miller. r. e. Glovd; clerk.
r. q. Nichols; collector and treasurer
r. r. Jacobs; Sunday school superin
tendent, r. G. Nichols Dorothv
Averill fell on the Ice Tuesdav morn
ing and broke her collar bone Miss
Loretta Mulqueen of Burlington ras
the guest OF Miss Eva Berry vestar-
day.-Miss King. who haa been :, a
guest OF Mrs. y. l.. King for sever,
days. has returned TO her nome In
Burlington
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RICHMOND.

Miss Josephine Gleason, who is teach
ing I'm Mortified Falls is at her home
here for short vacation A parish din
uer was served Mt the lniversals!
Church Tuesday,-Mr. and Mis-, NJ. q.
I.eary have returned to Burlington after
"A short stay in town.-Miss Marion Bart
lett and Miss Margaret Mccoy of the Bur-
lington high school are home for few
days vacation.-Over a. attended the pov-
erty party in Williston Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Ferguson and MISS
LOttie Narney of Starksboro We're me
guests of Mr., and Mrs. Wesley Berry
over Sunday.-Mr, and Mrs. Delbert Par
ker and daughter Alhcrtinr, spent sun
day In Milton.-Mr and Mrs. Edward
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UERGENM.ES

Henry Blanchard who was taken to
Mary Fletcher hospital some time ago to
he tro ted for injuries received by the
falling of truck on his head at the Yer
mont Shade Roller company's plant. was
brought back saturday, without receiving
any benefit. Mr.. Blanchard is in Il SER
ious condition, both arms and one leg
being paralyzed.- G. c. Cs. met with
The Misses Ada and Jennie Bristol Fri
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CORNWALL.

News has been received in town of the
death in Minnesota of Mrs. Wealthy
Wright Buckman on February .. aged
50 years. she was resident of this
town in her earlier years, and a sister
of Victor and Reuben Wright. former
residents here. She resided with her son.
Frank Buchanan, her husband having
died many years ago.-Mrs. Lydia Wright
died Saturday afternoon after an illness
Of one week with pneumonia. She leaves
two sons and TWO daughters and several
grandchildren and great grandchildren
Her age vas about -. The funeral was
held Tuesday at the home.
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BRISTOL.

The officers OF the Addison County
Poultry Association are: 4. +. Hatch.
president; Il. s. smith. H. A. Peck,
NJ H. Cove II. Wade II. w. Eddy. W..
+. Murlegh. c. +. Sturt"vant. l.. H.
rristol vice-presidents: q. :. Farr.
secretary: T.. C. Norton and r. :.
Smith assistants; l.. NJ. Blodgett, r.
J. Norton. -. +. Meader. dircctors; q.
W. Farr. superintendent; III. G. Pal
mer assistant; r. G. Martin, treas
urer.-The liabilities OF the town are
$13,G65.67; assets, $2,2G3.79; to be pro-
vided for $11.391.SS, Indebtedness,
SlS,9-f.9,; grand list, s12.3a4,3s.
The condition of Mrs. Henry Norton. i'll
with pcnumonia Is improved. The annual
'rceting of Greenwood Cemetery associa-
ton will he held March IN. u. Bis
souettc Of Burlington was in town Satur-
dny.-Miss Helen Munta of Middlehury
has been visiting here the past week
Mrs. j. f. Rlauvclt OF Providence r l.,
Is the guest of friends here and in Lin
coin Miss T. Stella Cove of Proctor
visited relatives here and in Lincoln
Saturday and Sunday The condition of
q. W Small Is improving.
Extracts from town auditors report
follow: Money borrowed, 81, 20; select
mems orders, S6,99iSl; cost of poor, 81 ~
uncollccted taxes S7G5 sc; cost of schools,
Ei39.an value of school property. ST, $50;
permanent roads. 81 9G7 20; highways. ST.
22' 81; treasurers report, receipts, s33
SAL indolto dness $ls.92697, to be pro-
yided for in 1910, sll.39l.Ss.
Il.YaN s. Sumner died at his home on
Bristol Flats saturday night after an i'll
ness of several months Mr.. sumner had
L'on identified with town offices for
'N.n. years, serving rs sclectman and
Mount calvary Comnandery, Knights
Templar. clifford Chapter, +. a. NJ.
IiDauus Lodge, +. II \. NJ. of which he
had served rs treasurer for several years
ana the Eastern Star. He is survived
by one son, Henry q. Sumner. and one
daughter, Bertha He was born In Pots
dam, n. y. IS years ago. The funeral
was held Tuesday afternoon at one o'cloc'>
at the house and was in charge of the
Masons.
Miss Gertrude Parilllec is at home from
her Springfield school.-Mr. and Mr. y
D. Bissonette of BURLINGTON were guests
OF Mr. aud Mrs. G. NJ Hanks over SUI
UNN.-MF3 II. 4. uSnInan HuO children
started Sunday for Anthony, kaus
where they will join Mr. Cushman and
make their hoMe.--A .. Dixie Of Essex
was IN town Sunday and Monday
Enoch Young is seriously III, threatened
with pneumonia.
G. f. Munsill has been confined TO
his house for week past with the
grtp-Phincas :. Grow, a notice OF whose
dcath appears IN another column. was
horn IN Nr'dGeWat"r, Avg %, lN2 He
lived there until shortly after his 2lst
birthday. when he came to Middle
bury where ne lived ten years. lie
then lived IN New Haven for 80 years
In January, 1881, he moved to Bristol
whore he resided until his death. lie
married Emily Smith in Bridgewater
in 1Sf3. She died April 2, 1895, Since
that time he has lived with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. II, +, Sherwin. He was n
member Of the Methodist Church, The
funeral was held yesterday afternoon at
the house.--Miss Clara Ferguson Wis
tied Mrs, Caroline Roy Tuesday.
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MONKTCN RIDGE.

There is to he n donation and chicken
pie supper ThurSday evening at the yes
try of the Methodist Church.-Mr. and
Mrs. John Thomas celebrated the fifth
anniversary OF their marriage last
week Tuesday evening 10y party.
A very enjoyable evening was spent
by their friends who presented
them g sum OF money as a token of good
wishes.-The youngest child OF Henry
Baker is quite ill.--Orrin Lawrence lost
a heifer last week. She slipped through
hole cut in tie ice on the pond ana
later was found frozen with her head
ont OF the hole
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MILTON.

Mark Ryan has gone to Bolton, where
he has position as station agent--CIar.
cncs Jackson was taken 70 the Fanny
Allen hospital Thursday for treatment
Mrs II. n. Keenan, has returned after
spending several days with her sister I'm
st. AlbansM. o. Wood. who has hoep
doing surveying at the pulp mill. return
ed Saturday to his home in Glens FALL
N. Y.
The funeral of Mrs. harrison Parkor
who died Friday after a long illness wa
held at the home of her son, Charles l.
two the Rev. NJ II. Ryan officntiue
The interment was In the village cem,-
terry. She leaves an aged husband, "a -ou.
G. r. Parker. and a daughter, Mrs Rob.
ert Rich-Mrs. 3. -. Martin has retained
from visit with her brother- ~ OsHepo
and 1.owville. y. Y.-The house AMI
barns of Joseph Murray WHO lives west
Of Arrowhead mountain. vere burned
Saturday night, together with rs head 81
cattle. Some of the furniture from the
house was saved. Arthur Phelps Of
Richmond and Gladys Phelps of Rurling
ton were NJ their fathers. ~ T. Phelps.
over sunday Miss Ruth Phillips Is ~
home for n vacation from her school u
Sheldon.-Miss Edith Batch home do
partment society of Sunday schools is te
he here next SUNDAY to make an address
at n union service At the Methodist
Church. There will also he union ses
sion OF the Sundav schools ~ the same
place. Lawrence Martin spent Msnda
and Tuesday with Harry Rerry IN Bur.
lington-'rhe different grades of the
schools had Washington birthday exer-
cises Monday afternoon Miss Josie Mar
tin. who has been spending a week or SC
at r. D. Martins, has returned 10 North
Hero.-Judge +. T. Holhrook IS not as
well and has q trained nurse from Bur
ington ca ring Cor hi,n.
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bernice Douglas Is visiting Mrs bernar"
ilerson In Fair Havcn.--Mr. ana Mrs'
Wliliam Brown have returned to fair
fiaVeii'--Mrs. Kidder is IT. Burlington
The ladies will serve luncheon IN the ia
tiles room town meeting day THO young
son or Mr. and Mrs. william Farhhai"'
VINO was operated OH for appondlclus
some weeks ago, is improving mis-"
Ethel Burditt Is passing the vacation NJ
her home in Springfield. and Mrs
Bullard Of Crown Point are moving TO
the Douglass farm.-'rhe roads have been
so hllcd with snow the last month that on
some routes rural delivery has been of
but little benefit to its patrons.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

EARN MONEY AT HOMF-H you have
sewing machine and wish 20 earn
money at home doing light and pleas
ant work apply in person or write We
instruct you TO do the work properly.
fr.e OF charge. The only condition Ia
that you take the work here and return
It. Two or more can toin In this II de-
SIRED over 100 now doing this work
satisfactorily in this city and outside.
The O. L. Kinds Co, King and St Paul
streets. Burlington. Vt. +o.6t&35, W.T.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

Ralph Aldrichs arm. which vas broke =
about Ave weeks ago by being hit with "a
load OF Ice. is nearly we'll The sNlin'.
were removed Sunday.-The Tcung chill
dren OF l.. l.. Hayes and Frank BROW.
Jr., who have been very Ill., are in,pror
ing-H 4. Rixbv Is recovering from az
attack Of pneumonia. The Kings Daug
ters met Wednesday afternoon with Mr.
II r SloCum
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WEYBRIDGE.

Wallace J. Robbins died at his home
at the village early Tuesday morning
Mrs. Robbins is slightly better but still
very Ill. The funeral will be held from the
house at one o'clock Monday afternoon
Miss Lucy Harrington returned to New
York last Monday.-Mrs Ella Colo of
Brandon is with Mrs. Cole.-Mrs Bert
Gage left Monday for her homo In Wat
erbury, Conn,-Mrs. Ann Witherell Of
East Middlcbury has been IN town for
II few days helping to care for her broth
or W. j. Robbins
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FOR SALE

Of $50 acres, ~ COW capacity with
teams. tools, etc, sios two houses,
butter outfit with dairy room. Eight
hundred sugar trees with modern
equipment apple orchard 10000 TT
spruce and hemlock timber, tine spring
water. Is minutes ride to r. r. station.
State normal and high school. four
churches. r. +. D. and telephone Must
be sold TO close estate. Address +. +
Hodgkins. Administrative, johnson, Vt
t22, At
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from First Pngc.)

In correct. lie IL living In Worcester
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace :" Foote have
returned to Vergennes.--Peter Smith,
guest OF his sister. Mrs. James Hincks,
started Monday for his home In Mart
eta, Ga.--Claude Tyrcn has gone to
Fowler. where he has position in a
marble inill.--Gilbert Mccormick Is
visiting his mother in Rutland.-Montay
market day eggs brought 2G and u cents
and butter 26.--Thc cattle shipment from
this section Monday consisted Of two car
loads. one was for New York and the
other for Boston.
Mrs. Mona Tisdalc, wife of Merrill
o'clock Tuesday morning having been
unconscious since last Thursday evening
when her husband found her suffering.
from q shock. The probability is that
she died from concussion of the brain
although tho doctors are not certain.
Mrs Tisdale leaves n husband and two
sons.-The funeral Of Mrs. Lydia Wright,
who died Mt her home in South Corn
wall on Saturday night, VAS held at the
house at 10 O'Clock Tuesday forenoon.
The Rev. Or. White thc BAPTIST pastor
in Addison. conducted the services and
irterment was IN tho Payne burial
grounds Frank a Tarr Is dan
gerously i'll with cancer of tho liver
There are unclaimed letters nt the local
post office addressed to Mrs. Ellen Dur
ney. Mrs. Joseph Daniels. Frank Dignpn
ana c. Burton Lyman.--On Monday after
noon there We're cxcrcres appropriate
to Washrgton's birthday in some of tine
departments Of the graded school and
many of the parents and friends of the
pupils attended. \ unique feature Of
the excellent program in Miss Woods
room was recitailons by Two little Hun
garan girls. recent arrivals in this
country, in their own Recommendations
l.. Hamilton IS IN Brdpor,.--A II. Lang
worthy of Brandon is in lown.-Robert
EoYlan has returned to pittsford after
visiting his mother Mrs. Mary Boylan.
Prof. 4. II. Collins attended the
meeting Of the Vale Alumni of Yer
mont in Rutland Tuesday.---C. ~ Pow
ers OF Bennington, il visiting his aunt.
Miss Lucy TinneN.--Dr. Ernest Per-
k'ns has returned to Boston Mass -
Mr.. ond Mrs. James Rodney Of Allen
town. "a are here--Tho Junior
League of the Methodist society held
library social in the church parlors
Wednesday niSht-'rhe funeral Of Mrs.
Merrill Tsdale will he held from tho
house in East Middlehury this after
noon.--Rev. W. w. Smith Of Colches-
ter is In town.--Mrs. j. W. Lawrence
of Cambridge. n Y, is in town
Among the visitors in town are Mr..
and Mrs. Watson G.. Hamilton. Charles
G. Barber and RI. q. Pratt Of Rridport.
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SALISBURY.

The Congregational church and the
Grange have united their efforts In ar
ranging George Washington supper
and entertainment for the benefit OF
the church. to be held at the town hall
Tuesday evening. Feb. %. The en-
tcrtainmcnt which Is comprised OF exer-
cises by the children, readings, recita-
lions. drills, pantomines. charades
vocal and strumental music will
commence at s o'clock. National airs
will be sung Following this pro-
gram an oyster supper will be served
in the dining hall below.
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NEW HAVEN.

The Beaver Glenn Grange will meet
Friday evening, February 81. to work the
third and fourth degrees-Mr. and Mrs,
Pelkey OF Dakota have been guests Of
MI and Mrs. NJ. G. Peck the past week,
This IL their first visit to Vermont for
q years-Mr, and Mrs. Hodgman and
Mr. and Mrs Hemmlng who have been
guests OF Mr. ana Mrs, c. c. Coates
for nearly four weeks, returned to their
homes In hirchton. Que, Monday
Hallock Squire Is very nl.-Mrs. f. Il.
Rowley Is Ill with tonslltis-A surprise
party was given George Peck Monday