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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-21
LATEST NEWS
SHUN TRAITOR IN BOMB CASE.

Los Angeles, Cal. July 21.-Ortie E.
McManigal, alleged confessed dyna-
miter and informer against the Nc
Namara brothers, has been abandoned
by some of his relatives because he
repeats all their conversations with
him to the prosecution, according to
his uncle, George Behm.
Benin is a locomotive engineer of
Portage, Wis. He cared for McMani-
gal from the time he was an infant
until he was 1S years old. but has Wis
tied him only once since he arrived in
Los Angeles. Behm said McManigal
seemed either doped or crazy"
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200 SAVED AS LAKE BOAT SINKS

Cleveland, O., July 21.-Two hundred
passengers, most of them Cleveland
ers, were taken off the steamer Huron
as she slowly settled to the bottom on
shoa1 off Richards Landing, near
Sault Ste. Marie. A Jagged hole more
than twenty feet in length was torn
in the steamers side when she ground
ed in fog.
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Coroner Gives Verdict.

Coroner C. B. Chidlaw has given his
verdict in the case of E. C. Mcconnell,
who was found dead by his own hand
in the Lash hotel on Wednesday morn
ing. The verdict is to the effect that
Mcconnell committed suicide. The
body was taken to Kenton, the home
of the contractor.
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Homewood Without Water,

Residents Of Homewood have been
without water again since this morn
ing by reason OF broken water main
on Carroll street, and the city water
department does not know when It
will be able to make repairs. Resi-
dents of that neigh borhood have been
put to much inconvenience and suffer-
ing on account of the famine, having
had no warning to lay in supply.
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TURBINE BLOWS UP; Q KILLED.

Springfield, ILL.,, July 21-Two men
are dead and two suffering from Sc
we're injuries today as a result of an
explosion of the big turbine engine in
the Illinois traction system power
house at Riverton.
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This unequivocal statement was made
to The TIMES today and effectuaily
disposes of a story that has been print
ed periodically in Mayor Knott's paper
whenever the citizens of the steel city
became impatient for activity on the
part of the company to which a blanket
franchise was recently awarded.
Furthermore II removes the blind be-
hind which Mayor Thomas E. Knntts
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LOCKED UP TO SAVE HIS ;sAs

BECAUSE WlII1am II. Megen, q tarMer
from Plymouth. Ind. had se4S IN Ms
clothes he was locked Epz Id si &c Ess.
plaines street station in Chicago over
night for his own good. When he
awoke today he was right angry about
it. He was rescued from crowd Of
suspicious characters near West Madi.
son and Canal streets.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-21

Jesse Pomeroy. who has spent
thirty-seven -ears In solitary con-
fnement - the state prison at
Charlestown, Mass, is now to be
permitted to leave his cell and en-
Joy the liberties granted other pris-
oners, Gov. Foss has announced.
Pomeroy was convicted when four
teen OF cruelty numbering two other
children The picture shows him
ct that time.
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F. N. Gavit, President of the
Gary & Interurban I'm
equivocally Denies Exist
ence of Any Agreement
Between Interurbans.
SENATOR GAVIT'S
STATEMENT

There has been no consolidation
of the Gary and Interurban Railway
and the United Calumet Railways
Co. OF Gary. There are no traffic
agreements between these lines.
There is not even the fiimsiest sort
of a gentleman's agreement between
the officers OF the two systems No
negotiations are being carried on to
that end and so far as I know now
none are in prospect"
FRANK N. GAVIT.
President Gary & Interurban Ry. Co.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-21

New York. July 2t-Valeska Suratt,
the Indiana actress. is soon to be freed
of the husband she married last Janu-
ary In a moment of pique. according to
the report of Referee In Divorce Gold
mark, against the wealthy young man
named as correspondent by Fletcher
Norton, who is Valeska's husband.
Their honeymoon lasted only three
hours. Then Mrs Norton went back to
her nome She and her husband con-
tinued playing the lover in her yau-
sdevilie sketch, but he didn't live with
ther. The referees report to Supreme
Justice Greenbaun says that both be-
fore and after the ceremony the CORE
aepondent, who had backed vaIeska,s
vaudeville venture, spent much of his
time at her home
Frequently. the report said. he was
there for breakfast.
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NOTHING As OF GREATER IAIPOR-
FANCE TO YOU THAN TO KEEP
POSTED ON PASSING EVENTS IN
YOUR LOCALITY BY READING THE
TIMES EACH EVENING
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WEATHER.

FAIR. NOT MUCH
CHANGE IN
TEMPERATURE.
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CONTINUED on Page 81
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-08
NORTH FERRISBURG.

The annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid
society will be held at the home of Miss
Frances Wheeler on Wednesday after
noon, June 14.-Miss Aida Kenyon has
zone to Middlebury to spend a short time
With her sister. Mrs Frank Stearns.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Arunah Seguin and daugh-
ter, Frances, have gone to Norfolk, Conn,
for the summer.--Mrs. Louise Kellogg is
Julia Jolt Of Milton. formerly of this
town, Is visiting here for a short time
Miss Sarah German has returned to Bur
lington after spending n few days at her
fathers Henry German.--Miss Stella
Turner spent Sunday at Noble Kimball's
Miss Justina Durham has returned to
Burlington after spending Sunday at her
home.-Allen hall was filled at the meet
ing Of the NJ. W. A. on Sunday afternoon
The hall was prettily decorated with
ferns and flowers Prayer was offered by
the Rev. William Palmer, followed by an
interesting address by the Rev. c. n.
Curtis. Music was furnished by the choir
CT the Methodist Church.-Miss Anna
Chase has gone to Burlington where she
has a position. The Misses Dorothy and
Eleanor Folsom, Stella Sherry. Della Dur
ham and Bernce Haight. Edward Melby,
Harold Lane. John Wells and Walter
Haight took the examinations for en-
trance to the high school Thursday and
Trday.-The last rehearsal for Children's
day will be held at the vestry of the
Methodist Church Saturday afternoon at
two o'clock The exercises will be held
Sunday evening. at 7:3o.-Burnie Bissette
has gone to Brqttleboro where he has a
pOsitiOn
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HINESBURG.

The Rev n. A. Gushing OF Woodstock,
\ f.. has accepted call from the Bap-
t.st Church here and will occupy the pull
Fit Sunday morning. June ll.-There was
a largely attended reception for the Rev.
Mir. Sawyer and family at the Methodist
parsonage Friday evening. Refreshments
were served. Perry Read was very Ill
with heart trouble and acute Indigestion
Friday. but is better nowhere was Il
memorial service for the Woodmen at the
congregational Church Sunday morning
with a sermon by the pastor the Rev.
Richard owen.
Mrs Smith and two children OF Boston
are visiting Mrs. Smiths aunt, Miss Dora
Postwick Harlan Bostwick OF Burling-
ton has been spending few weeks here
Miss Claire Hull has returned from
Washington, d. c., where she has spent
several month"; In the study OF music
Mrs. Josephine Bird has been quite Ill
for a few days. -Lucius Coats has moved
from the Morrill, farm on Hineshurg hill
into O. A. Baldwins tenement.-Carl Har-
,ev has bought the Morrill, farm.--Mrs.
Renway Of Fair Haven is visiting her
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. John Dwire.-Miss
Jennie Mckenzie was at home from Shell
burne Sunday Watson Mckenzie of
Plattsburgh has been visiting his brother,
S. j. Mckenzie,
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high school chorus; class will, Anna r.
FISHER; class song, Alma Mater" class
OF 1911; essay. "vermont's Part in th1,
War of 1872" and valedictory, Ruth D.
Norton; selection, orchestra; presentation
of diplomas. Frank L. Fish; announce
mont Of honors and notices. Principal
Frank Z. Sawyer; 1.-THE Red Scarf"
high school chorus; selection, orchestra.
Mrs. Charles Parker of Chicopee Falls
Mass, Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hudson.-The Nelghborhood Social club
will meet with Mrs. William Pearson this
afternoon.-J. w. Barnes Is ill.-Marston
Haviland has returned from New York
city.--The automobile" social, which was
to have been given Wednesday afternoon
under the auspices OF the Ladies' Aid
society of the Methodist Church, on ac-
count Of the rain was postponed to this
afternoon.-Mrs. Harrington and daugh-
ter, Mrs. II. w. Day. left yesterday for
Kansas City. Mo-, called there by the
death of their daughter, Mrs. j. S. Bump
Mrs. Cyrus Horsford Of Charlotte Is
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Crosby.--L. @. Whitford Ia very
feeble.--Mrs. John Garno and daughter,
Catherine. of Halifax. n. s., is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs William
Crosby.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-08
NEW HAVEN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lake returned to their
home In White Creek Saturday. after
passing several days with Mr. and Mrs.
George Everest.-Mr ana Mrs j. $. Shaw
and daughter Christine. of Weybridgc.
were guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cameron Sprgg.-Hasson Davis and fam
lily returned home Saturday night after
passing the week with friends in New
YORK State.-The Rev. f. A. Holden, pas
tor or the Congregational Church preach
ed the baccalaureate sermon Sunday
evening to the graduating class of Bee
man graded school. The commencement
exercises or the Beeman graded school
Will be held In the CONGREGATIONAL
Church Friday afternoon. The annual
concert VIII be given In tho evening by
Doring's orchestra of Troy, N. Y. with
MISS Elizabeth Schuyl Brown OF Boston
AS reader-Mrs, r. f. Rowley was I'm
burlington and Shelburne Friday, return
ing nome Saturday morning-Mr. and
MRS j. f. Peck visited friends In town
Monday They We're returning to North
Ileld, where Mr. Peck has n position .-
hrs' himpton of Bangor n Y. was a
guest or Mrs. l. ], Everest Sunday.
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RICHMOND.

A very pretty wedding was solemnizo
Monday morning at the Church of Our
Lady OF the Rosary, when Miss ANN
Agnes Burke, daughter of Mr. and Mr.
Richard Burke Of this village. wa4
united in marriage to William Alexander
Dodwell of Burlington. the Rev \. L.
ClerTnont officiating The bride was he
comingly attired in a gown If white en-.
hroidered chiffon. and wore a veil fastened
with sweet peas. She carried a wreatr
of bridal roses and a gold rosary. The
bridesmaid, Miss Winifred Burke, a sister
Of the bride, wore an attractive gown Of
rIessalne and n large black picture hat
The groom was attended by +. II. Ahearr
of Burlington. The ushers were JohL
Berry and Frank OBrien Of Richmond.
After the ceremony an elaborate wedding
breakfast was served at the brides
home on Main street. The happy couplo
who were the recipients of many beautif-
and useful gifts. including suhstanti "a
check from tho brides father, left on IL.
morning train for a months honeymoon
trip TO New York city and Boston. Ou
their return they will reside in Shelburnc,
Among those present from out of town
were Mr. and Mrs. John II. Ryan, Mir.
ard Mrs. Martin Berry Miss Eva Berry
Miss CrotO and Miss Barrows Of Bur.
lington. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Burke q
St. Adams and Mr.. and Mrs Thorn
Corven Of aterbury.-Mrs McLane ~
Jericho IS the guest Of her daughter.
Mrs. G. f MorGan-Mrs. Langley anil
son, Ralph of New York are the guests
of Mrs. l. II. Goodwin. Miss Josephine
Kirby OF Schenectady, y. Y, Is at the
home of her sister, Mrs r. r. Bartlett.
for a 10 days vacation.-Mr. and Mr~.
Robinson OF Milton were the guests o.!
Mr. and Mrs. D. d. Parker over SUNDAY
Mrs. /. H. Goodwin will go this week -
Peekskill, \. Y, to attend the wedding 20
her niece. Miss Glare Baker.-Miss Jenn.-
'7Cwne of Burlington s visiting Mr. AMI
Mrs. I. f. Towne.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Cunningham and son OF porchestri
Mass. are at her fathers, NJ. Murph"
for months stay.-Mrs. Frank Pich! am
children of Winnipeg, Man. are guest,
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. s. Green,
or the summer.
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MONKTON.

At a recent meeting of the Sunday
school of the Methodist Church. the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Superinton-
Gent. DR.. G. r. Thomas; assistant super
iHtendent Miss Mary Eddy; secretary.
Miss Bessie Stilson; treasurer. Mrs. e.
-. Barnum; organist, Miss Myrtle Mech.
-Children's day will be observed at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
morning.-At 2:30 p. m. Childrens day ex-
ercises will be held at East Monkton Sun
day, June 1S.-The Rev. and Mrs. !. y.
Il ellogg have returned from visit with
their grandchildren, Mr.. and Mrs George
Hazard Of Characteristics Ethel Ford
ham of Massachusetts, who has been the
guest OF her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. f y. Barber, for n few weeks. re-
turned homo Saturday. Her cousin, Miss
Beatrice Barber Went with herd. T.. No
Entee, who has been in poor health for
some time. has not been as well the
past week.-B G. Gee Is now able to re-
slime his work at the blacksmith shop.
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UNDERHILL.

George L. Learned of Reno. New,
and Florence NJ. TerrIll of Underhill
Center. were married at the home of
G.. A. Terrill In Underhill Center June
l by the Rev. A. II. Sturges.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Fowler OF Ludlow
are visiting at l.. c. Fowlers this week
while on a carriage drive.-Mr. and Mrs,
d. w knight and son. Fred. have been
spending a few days at Camp Sunnyside,
South Hero.-C. n. Styles and family
visited In Stowe this week, making the
trip IN his carl. c. Fowler was in Bur-
lington Wednesday .-Howard lockwood
Cf Waterbury was at home over Sunday,
About % from here went on tho excur-
sion on the lake Sunday,-A large crowd
gathered Sunday to watch the wreckng
crew try and get out the engine that was
buried in the mud last winter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-08

Mr. and Mrs. Otis Sherman OF Cam
bridge are visiting at L. w. Rice's.-The
Rev. ana MrA ]. T. Bussell ana Miss
Panay Busseil Of West Derby came We'd
neBday to remain month.--Miss
Mary Pense has returned from q visit
with relatives in Cambridge Sun
day school hos presented the Congrega-
tionnl Church with hymn tablet
Mrs. Fl. r. Leach Of North Cambridge
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Arthur
Packard. for few days.-Y. @. Nay
and D. z. Rood were In Bristol Tues
day. where Mr.. Rood visited his daush-
ter, Mrs. Morton Whitney.-Aibert Nc
Nall and Miss Ada Curtis. who have
been visiting her mother, Mrs. e. w.
Curtis and other relatives, returned to
Colchester Monday-C. 9. Curtis of
North Underhill has been visiting rela-
tives In town.--P. II. Brown was in
town from Underhill Tuesday.
The Rev. A. II. Sturgis attended the
conference of Methodist ministers at Es-
sex Junction Tuesday and Wednesday -
Mr.. and Mrs. William McLane and
daughter of Westford spent Wednesday
at J. r. Varneys.-Such large number
responded to the call to clean the Con-
gregational Church that the work was
completed IN two days.--The condition OF
Mrs. Joseph Bessonette, which is serious,
remains unchanged. Ernest Young of
East Berkshire called on relatives In
town Wednesday on his way TO Mont
pelier.--Mrs. Nettie johnson and Miss
Minerva Johnson of Essex Junction are
visiting at G.. W. Fosters.--Tne Rev. and
Mrs. N. w. Wolcott and Miss Iona VOL
colt went Wednesday to Colchester to at
tend tho Lamoile Baptist Brotherhood
and Missionary union.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-08
GRANVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs Z. f. Royce and Viola
Waldo have been visiting their uncle
Charles Mclntire and Oscar Parker --
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Marsh OF Rochester
were the guests of r. j. Swinier ana
family Sunday.-Mrs. Mary Sawyer, who
has been visiting her daughters in Roch-
ester, has returned.-D. D, fIemenway
went to Ludlow to attend the Soldiers
reunion, He visited his granddaughter.
Miss Marie Chandler, who is IN school In
Rutland, and his sister. Mrs. Carrie Page
OF Brandon.-Mr and Mrs. Joseph Gag
non have been in Randolph to visit their
son-in-law, who underwent an operation
for appendicitis He is doing well and is
now with his parents Mr.. and Mrs Jo-
seph Ladieu.-Word has been received OF
the death OF Mrs. Joseph Ellis Sunday
morning at her home in Braintree, follow
ing Il four days illness with pneumonia.
she was a former resident of this place
ana the mother OF Mrs. f. c. Wilson
VINO was called to care for hor-Mrs
Rose Whitney, who has been III, is much
improved.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
two o'clock at the Methodist Episcopal

two o'clock at the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
There will he pure food sale
in the parlors of the Congrega-
tional Church Friday afternoon.-Tues-
day afternoon Miss Ruth Norton gave
a boatridc on the steamer Victor to the
members of the senior class of the high
school and teachers. a landing was made
at the Norton cottage at Mile Point,
where they were welcomed by Miss Nor
tons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Norton,
and picnic supper served. The return
trip was made in the evening. -Louis
GodGtte, who has been foreman Of tho
Nergennes section OF the Rutland rail-
road. has resgned.-Word was received
Tuesday morning Of the death Of Mrs
J. S. Bump Monday night nj her home in
Kansas City. Mo. from rheumatism of
the Heart. Mrs 13wnp was q sister OF
Mrs. H. W Day. She formerly resided
IN Essex, y. Y.-Mre Kate Allen of
Waltham, who has been confined to tho
house for several months from the ef
fccts of n paralytic shock, Is visiting
her grandchildren, Arthur and Ray AL
len. at tho homo OF their aunt Miss
Hattie Winslow.
The commencement exercises of he
class of 1911 Nergennes high school will
be held Wednesday evening, June IA, at
eight o'clock in the opera house. The
following will be graduated: Latin
scientific course, Sarah Katherine Fish,
Anna Roberts Fisher, Ruth Dickinson
Norton, Harriet Emily Smith Latin-Eng-
lish course, Bernecia Ella Avery, Mary
Alice Stone. Mildred Helen Toher;
English-scientific. Oliver Charlotte Gage,
Earle Stanley Haight. Raymond Daniel
Slack. Millward Carroll Taft, Wynne
brownson Woodruff. The program fol-
lows: Overture, orchestra; invocation, the
Rev George r. Brush salutatory with
essay. Grant as a Commander" Ray
mond d. Slack; Babylon" high school
chorus; class history Bernecia Il. Averv;
selection. orchestra: class prophecy,
Mildred II. Taber; Soldiers Chorus. "
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-08
ESSEX JUNCTION.

4 few friends Of Mr. and Mrs
Charles H. Scully went TO their home
in Burlington Monday evening and gave
them surprise party, the occasion
being the 10th anniversary of ther
marriage. Ice cream and cake were
served by Mrs. Gaines, mother OF Mr..
Scully. Mr.. ana Mrs Scully were pre-
scented with a mission magazine stand.
The spring meeting Of ;he $ Adams
District association opened Mt the " .u'
ouist Church here Tuesday Tus
session began with deyotions ,.u-
Quoted by the Rev C. II, Locke. \
short business session followed. Mr..
Locke being reelected secretary ami
treasurer District Superintendent Shaw
presided throughout the meeting. 7.
following answered TO the roll call; Tho
Revs Z. a. Legg of Enoshurg Falls, p.
IL. Currier of Essex u. O. Guest of Essex
junction. Turner of Franklin, Locke 4
Georgia, Ranney of Johnson, Redstone ot
Milton. Crawford of More,own. NJ. u.
sharples of bakersfield, +. W. Lewis Il
ST. Adams. Kelley Of sheldon. {. d.
Fierce of Swanton, Sturgess of Underhir.
C. S. Quimby of Waitsneld t. r. Newell
of Waterbury, F, A. Sterling of Water
bury Center and II. A. Jones of West
Enosburg. Laymen present were MessrS.
Pomeroy OF Enosburg Falls and Sheroy oe
st, Adams. Papers Of interest included
one on ministerial Authority. by F. w.
Lewis G. c. Wescott, who was TO speak
on Dress as an Aid to Ministerial Sue
cess was not able to be present, but
his paper was read by the secretary. c. :.
Quimby spoke on Personality as AN
ENangelistic Agency" and one of the best
papers of the afternoon. The Minister as
an Executive Officer" was read by NJ. II.
Sharples The papers were followed by
interesting discussions. The evening
meeting opened with devotional services
led by C. NJ. Redstone and was followed
by an able address on The Preacher
end His Mission" by the Rev Fl. +.
Newell, Phi. d.
The second and closing day OF the ST.
Adams District Methodist association
meeting yesterday at the Methodist
Church was full OF interest and the meet
ings were well attended. The program
printed yesterday was carried out An in
vitation from the Rev C. u. Pierce 10
hold the next meeting at Swanton was ac-
cepted. 1t will be held in October and
will be In connection with that OF the
E'pworth League, Tho running OF Sun
day excursions by the railroads was crid.
csed, but no attempt was made at this
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-08
CALEDONIA
HARDW1CK.

Miss Grace Corrow Is visiting at her
home In Wolcott.-F. A. Hare is build
ing house on High street.-Blaiue Grow
and Miss Maud Batchelder were married
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Grow will make
their home in MISUNDERSTANDING Austin.
who has been III Mt his home in Wolcott
for several days, returned to work Tues
day morning -Robert Stevenson returned
to Hardwick Saturday.-Dr. s. f. Darl-
Ing went to White River Junction We'd
nesday to hear the address of Colonel
Roosevelt.-The Rev. Mark Ingraham de-
livered the baccalaureate before the grad
uating class Of the Hardwick academy
Sunday evening. Friday evening the COM
mencement will be held In the opera
house.-George Bridgman went to Ben
nington Wednesday morning
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs. NJ. p. Cook and Mrs. +. n. Bissell
have returned from carriage drive to
Rochester, where they We're guests OF
Mrs. Bissell's daughter, Mrs, Henry
Stouehton.-Mrs. Charles Mixer and son
are guests of DR., Plntt-Bridport and
Shoreham crossed bats on the Crown
Point diamond Memorial day, the latter
wlnnlng-Mr. and Mrs, F. l.. Moore and
son of WATERFOWL. Mrs. Tonsey and
daughter and friends arrived by auto
Friday at l.. f. and J. c. Moore's.-Miss
Mary Meehan, who has accepted a po-
siton at THE Worden," Lake George,
n. Y. went there on Saturday.
Mrs Luther Wood Is passing the week
In Burlington with her sister, Mrs. LET
fngwell.-L, U. Moore went Monday to
Boston with an automobile party that ne
had been entertaining Charles Mixer of
Colorado is the guest OF his sister. DR..
Mary NJ Plat