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RICHFORD.

Recent visitors in town include: Col.
n. +. brigham of Bakersfield and Mrs.
W y. Wilson Of Stookor.dEc, with their
ST. e. Mrs, \. l.. Weeks Mrs. c, j.
Bis If Mitchell s D., with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Omer W. Corlss, Mrs
Louis Gilbert Of New York with her
brother. Edward l. Livingston, Mr., and
Mrs. jed r. Stafford OF St Adams with
her parents, Mr., and Mrs. IT. r. Aver,
and Miss cora j. Bliss OF Randolph, with
her sister, Mrs. Il, f, Hopkins. l .con
Gross has finished work for the Quaker
oats company, and has accepted the posi-
ton of assistant superintendent of the c.
T. X. flour sheds At West Derby He
III move his family there later,--Mss
Eta q. Stanhope Is in Island Pond and
in Colehrook, " II Mrs. NJ y. Phaneuf
and little daughter. Marie, have gone to
St Hyacinthe, que, to visit her sister.
Mrs j. i. Gagnon.-State's Attorney
George NJ Hogan and City Judge Nathan
\, Post OF ST, Adams were In town Fri
day In the interests OF the case OF
Joseph erik and son. charged with dyna-
hitting fish in the Missisquoi river.
Mrs, c, J, Bliss, who has been visiting
her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Omcr W.
Corlss. and other relatives here, started
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HINESBURq.

Mrs. G. f. 1Idmunds OF Bristol visit d
here Friday..-Miss Florence Edmunds
of Bristol Is visiting at John Summers
{. l.. Clinord OF Brandon WINS I'm town
Sunday. Mrs. Clifford and son. Allen re.
turning homo with him after n week n,
j. a. Allen's.-G. D. Boynton IL attending
INC nauonnl o. A. r. encampment Il,
Rochester. N. y, as a delegate from the
state department.-Mrs Ell Amour has q
broken limb. the result OF being tackled
by an infurlated bull that she was irving
to drive.-Mrs. A. s. Hull, Marcus Hull
and Miss Claire Hull went to Cedar Beach
Saturday for few weeks Miss Dorothy
bushnell returned to Thomsonville.
Conn, Tuesday accompanied by her
cousin. Lucy Belle Pierce.--The Rev II
=. Treat Of iuchmond occupied the puln,,
at the congregational Church Sunday
morning In exchange with the pastor.
Rev. Mr. Owen.-Mr. and Mrs. C. n,
Moore attended the funeral of Cyrus
Harris at Huntington Sunday .-The
Hope Circle of Kings Daughters will
meet Friday afternoon with Miss Florence
Dow.
Mr. and Mrs. James Cogans and chill
dren Of West Springfield, Mass, are at
his fathers. owen Coguns, Harold Davis
of Cnnajoharie. n. y, son of Alfred
Davis, formerly OF this town, Is visiting
his uncle. George Davis.-Miss Annie
Shinville of Burlington is guest of
friends here.-The public schools Will
open September 5.-Mrs. Celestial Liver
more of Lebanon, n. H.. Is at G. w.
Pierce's
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MONTGOMERY.

The annual meeting Of the w. c. T. I.
was held Friday with Mrs Elsie James
A basket lunch was enjoyed. The follow
ing officers were elected: President, Mrs
Bertha f. Combs first vice-presldent
Elsie James second vice-prcsident Mrs
Irene Gates; secretary, Mrs Irene Gates ;
treasurer. Euseba Provo.-Ropert c. Mar
tin of Boston visited his sister Mrs. n
S Parker. over Sunday. He was accom-
panied by Mr.. Adams of BOston.-Mr. and
Mrs Ernest Manner Of WarrenhurG, n
Y, Mrs Hattie Manner Place and chill
dren Of Manchester. n. H.. and Miss
Grace Sails of Jay arc at James Manners.
Miss Elizabeth Fuller Is at Riverside
CAMPO. a. Richardson and son, George
richardson, are attending the @. a. II.
incampment at Rochester y. Y.-Miss
Gilhor of EnoshurE Fails was ut Frank
Miucrs Sunday.-Nathan LagrOW has
moved into O. A BARRIERS house.-Mr
and Mrs Don Richardson and Mr. and
Mrs James Smith are spending a few
days at Lake Carmi--The Rev, /. o.
Sherhurn preached at the Methods b
Episcopal Church sunday evening in Tho
interest Of the Vermont Bible society
The Ladies' Auxiliary society Of the
Methodist Episcopal church meet Thurs
dav with Mrs Cora Combs
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HUNTINGTON.

The death of Mrs. Mary Sargent Sweet,
widow Of the late Ira c, Sweet, occurred
at her home at nine O'Clock Thursday
of anomia The funeral was held Satur-
day at twelve o'clock at the church,
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Sweet was
held at the Union Church Saturday at u
o'clock. Many friends and neighhOrs gath
cred to pay last tribute Of respect to
one who, though of quiet retiring nature.
won many friends by her KIND acts. She
gent of South Starksboro. two sisters also
of that place. Mrs. Orvis and Mrs Hurl-
burt, and two daughters, the Misses
Eleanor and Laura of this place. also a
niece. Lois Lafayette, for whom she had
cared from infancy. The Rev. H. c.
Kemp OBLIGATED and six nephews of the
deceased acted as bearers. Many floral
Mrs, James Carpenter are In Starksboro.
w, G. Sprague and family are in camp
for a week.. NJ Norton was in Bur
lington Sunday.-Cyrus Harris, an aged
and much respected citizen died Friday
at the home of his daughter Mrs. Hale
Fuller. after few days illness. The fun
eral was held at his late residence here
Sunday at one o'clock, the Rev II. c.
Kemp officiating Mrs, Falby, by re-
quest, sang Sometime Wen Under
stand" and The Christians Good
Night" He leaves two daughters. Mrs.
Hale Fuller and Mrs. Nettie Fitch,
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Ryan and grand
son, Hayden Maxfield OF Fletcher, are
guests of Mrs. Ryans sister Mrs Will
liam Leavitt.-About so Of the Sar-
gents and their descendants gathered
az " r. Sargent's Thursday. where
their reunion was held. A pleasant
time was enjoyed.--Mr. and Mrs. G.. w.
Bagley and son, Ward, and Miss Daisy
Fielder went to Suncook. n. H., FRI
day to visit +. G. Bagley.-Mrs. r. W.
Brewster is in South Starksb orc. Mr..
and Mrs. w. r.. Taft are at NJ. J. Mud
gets at North Pomfret and Randolph.
Mrs. Callahan and Mrs. Kilbourn Of
Bristol are visiting their sister. Mrs
q f. Grover.
Miss W. Villa Page of Enosburg Falls
has been engaged to teach the fall term
of school, which commences August %.
Mrs. Eugcnia Ellison of Randolph and
daughter, Mrs. f. r, Weston, of Derry,
H, are guests of Mrs. Ellison's broth
err d. f. Hanks.-Mrs Jerusha Taft is
visiting friends at South Starksboro.- -
Mrs. Angus Tomlnson and children are
visiting her parents In Bolton.-Cyrus
Harris died Friday ut the residence of
his daughter, Mrs. Hale Fuller. at the
advanced age OF so years The funeral
was held a the north village Sunday
The Rev S T. Perry Of Richford visited
friends here Friday-Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Fielder went to Warren Tuesday,
called there by the illness of her brother.
Miss FlOssie Moody OF Richmond is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wat
son Moody. Jesse Gardner of Jonesvlle
is visiting at the home of his father,
Lawrence Gardner
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RICHMOND.

The marriage of Miss Zoe. daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. T. w. Towers. and i Ward
Carver. only son Of DR.. and Mrs II. :.
Carver, of Mnrshfeld. took place at the
summer home Of the Towers family on
Lake 1roquois. Monday afternoon Miss
Towers is one OF the most popular Young
ladies of Richmond and Ia well known as
"A pianoist of rare talent Mr.. Carver IL
ono of Nermont's rising young lawyers and
States attorney of Washington county.
The cottage was beautifully decorated
with golden-rod, Clematis and ferns, a
bank of golden-rod and ferns making a
fit setting for the marriage ceremony.
The bride was charmingly gowncd in
white silk messaline over white China
silk, with lace and silver trimmings.
Only the immediate families OF the bride
ana groom were present Following the
ceremony a collation. was served and Mr..
and Mrs. Carver left by automobile for
wedding journey. after which Mrs.
Carver will return to camp for a few
weeks, joining Mr.. Carver about the
middle of October in Barre where they
VIII make their home The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Frances Kimball,
pastor of the Jniversalist Church of
Richmond
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SHELBURNE.

Mr. and Mrs Howard Nosburg are the
parents of Il son. born Monday morning
Mrs. Fitch and Mrs. Pearsall OF West
field. \. j.. are visiting their sister, Mrs.
Carrie p. White.-Dr. and Mrs. Courtney
and daughter of Burlington spent Sum-
day at J. Il. Dubuc's. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dubuc of Indianapolis, Ind, and Mrs. G.
W. Derome OF Montreal are visiting their
father, J. b. DubuC.-The Rev. w. b..
Goodman and family have gone to Spring
Grove camp ground for the week.-Mrs..
Carrie White and son, Rollin. spent Sun
day in camp at Spring Grove and will be
Joined this week by Mrs. Fitch and Mrs.
Pearsall. They will stay through the
camp meeting session.
-nrs Marian Bancroft of Woodstock and
her little granddaughter, Marian Smith,
Edwin Smiths daughter, have been visit
ing Mrs. Grdin Snith.-Mr and Mrs.
WIN Way and two children have been
visiting Mrs. Mary Smith. They came
by automobile from Observation-Disclosures.
Bertha Wood of Georgia, wife of the Shell
burne high school teacher has been Wis
iting Mrs. Mary J. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harrington are
spending the weekend with Mrs. Har-
" .
Parker. in camp at Malletts Bay.
In addition to the usual subjects,
courses in bookkeeping. commercial
arithmetic. and business forms will be
given in the high school the coming
year.
Miss Frances Miller has returned to
Burlington after spending a week with
her parents. MIR and Mrs George Miller,
Miss Mary st. Pierre of Burlington was
the guest of Miss Frances Miller Sunday.
Miss Blanche M0ngeon of Wnooski has
returned to her home after spending a
few days here with rolatvcs-M Miss
Priscilla Affair will soon return to her
home after ST ending a few weeks in
Burlington with her aunt, Mrs George
Brunette. Fred Miller was visitor in
town Sunday. the guest OF his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Miller
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or this town. were married Tuesday
morning at seven O'Clock In St Joseph s
Church. Burlington. The couple were at
tended by the brides father and brother,
Albert A. Parker, OF this town and John
Parker of Burlington. The ceremony
was performed by Father Cloarec. The
bride was attired In white embroidered
net over white silk and she carried n
prayer book Following the ceremony
the party returned here to the home OF
the bride, where n reception and dinner
was held, After wedding trip TO
different parts of New York State and
to Grand Isle they will return here and
live with the groom's mother. Mr.. Como
since the oeath of his father something
over a year ago has conducted a harness
shop here Those from away who at
tended were Mr. and Mrs. John Parker
of Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Parker of Ellenburgh. n. Y, and Mr. and
Mrs DeMar of Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moiles of Under
hill Center are at Arthur H. Packard $
for Il week.-Mrs.. Mary I.owrey is visit
ing friends in Burlington.-The condition
of Mrs .. J. Lowrey continues to I'm
prove-N1adame Montague of New York,
who has been in the middle west with Il
sister for several months, Is visiting her
son, H. +. Montague, and other relatives.
The large ledge between her and Essex
Center near the top Of Bellows hill is
being blasted out to give place for the
permanent road.-On account of the ser
vices at the Congregations Church be-
ing at 80 next Sunday, the Sunday
school will meet at 80, half-hour later
than usual
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SWANTON.

With the duck shooting season OPEN
inc September t. additional watchmen 70
on duty now on the game preserves Of
MrInrney and Clark in the Misslsquoi
marshes OF w. @. Payne in the
vicinity of Metcalf island Mon
were employed throughout the year
but extra wHtchmen are on duty
through the shooting season. Nc
Burney and Clark have had John Tracy,
an old trapper. in their employ for many
years. Mr.. Payne's regular watchman
Hilliker, will be assisted by Washington
Eccnan and his son. Ralph. These duck
preserves, embracing thousands of acres
Of the marsh lands about the Mtssisquoi
river including Dead creek. Cranberry
and Charcoal creeks, are the most ex-
tensve in this part Of the country
The special town meeting, adjourned
from a week ago. drew a large attendan' e
Saturday afternoon. many woman proper
IS owners being present TO vote on the
school question. At y previous meeting
the Union school, or village district.
voted to surrender its charter with the
view of making central school and tho
Issue yesterday was chiefly whether or
not high school would he maintained.
some opposition to this developed among
some of the farmers living in the town
ii trcts. y decision vote was In favor u
sustaining a high schoo. Frederick Buell.
Of the board OF school directors read y
statement of tho financial situation as
between the Union school district and
the town and recommended basis of SET
tl,meut. THIS report was unanimously ad-
opted. II. q. Furman spoke in favor OF the
~
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

Notice has been received by II. T..
samson that an assignment of bass
hngerlings for the waters Of the Great
Back Bay has been made in accord-
anHe with his request. made through
Senator Carroll :. Page ana Congress-
man ID. j. Foster to the United States
commissioner Of fisheries at Washing
ton. The ingerlinRs are expected in
st. Adams within - days. Mcssrs
Samson. proprictors of Samson's Lake
View House, have asked for an as-
signment OF 100000 white perch fry
for 1912.
1t rs reported from official sources
that Michae! and John ODay and
George w. Wells. for many years well
known conductors on the Central Yer
mont railway, lave resigned their
positions with the road
william J. Fitzgerald and Mis- Hat
tie Adella Eldred of Fairfield were
married August l6 at the Methodist
Church at St Adams Bay by the Rev
+. Janvier.
In city court Monday before Judge
n. n. Post George Roberts and Frank
Larrow. arrested on the charge of steal
of fuse from the magazine at the ledge
on the afternoon of August r. pleaded
guilty to the charge. They were sentenced
to not less than II months nor moro
than Is months at hard labor IN the House
Of Correction at Rutland. Tho men took
the explosives for the purpose OF killing
fish IN Lake Champaign and were arrest
ed at the bay
Word has been rece,rcd in the city o,
the announcement of the marriage en-
gaGement of Prosper Descheres of East
Arlington, formerly OF this city, ana Miss
Celia /. Blair The wedding will take
place In East Arlington next week We'd
nceday.
Mrs. Oliver Brassoit, aged 60 years. died
very suddenly OF heart disease and. acute
indigestion Tuesday morning about one
o'clock. The funeral was held at Holy
O'Clock the Rev. Robert Dewey of III,
church of Dur Lady of the Lake. 81
Adams Bay officiating.
The six-month-old daughter of M. am
Mrs. Joseph kenney died Tuesday morn
ing at eleven o'clock # cholera infantj.m
The funeral was held at Noly Angels
Church yesterday az two o'clock, the
Fey. Robert Dewey officiating.
John s. Murdoch, vicc-rresljleat Of III,
Southern New ENGLAND railroad. ant
family, who have been in camp at "Tht
Cedars" left the city Yesterday for Lake
George
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WINCOSKl.

The teachers at the public schools
have been appointed and remain the
same with the exception of Miss Kate
Fitzgerald, who takes the place Of
Miss NJ. Conlin. resigned. Following
Is the list OF teachers and their re-
spective schools: Principal at the high
school, George r. Stackpole: assistant
principal Miss Esther Shea Graded
school, eighth and ninth grades. Mrs.
A NJ. Lonergnn; sixth and seventh
grades. Miss X. Fitzgerald: fourth and
fifth grades. Miss L. Parkhurst. second
and third grades. Miss A. WEIGH: FIRST
grade, Miss f. NJ. Packard; Malletts Bay
avenue school. third and fourth grades,
Miss x. Turner: first and second
grades, Miss s Gary. Miss Fitzgerald
is a graduate Of the WinooSki high
school in the class of 1907 and also a
graduate OF the Johnson normal school
in 1911. She Is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Fitzgerald at Malletts
Bay avenue and during the years Of
1G0S-l909 she taught school at Hunt
ington. beginning teaching In the fall
of 1907. She entered Johnson normal
school in the fall Of 1909
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

q. H. GoldIng of South Framngham.
Mass, was a recent guest at tie home
OF his brother-in-law. Or. e. Ulysses
Johnson The lawn party given py the
Ladies' Aid society Thursday evening was
largely attended The net receipts were
Sl0,-Thc village schools will open the first
Monday in September with Harold Tyler
Of Berkshire ana Miss May Collins, E.
graduate of the Johnson Normal school,
as teachers
Misses Marjorie ana Dorothy Ewins
OF Montreal, que, are at the home OF
their uncle, Charles Ewins.--H r.
Leavens of Ncenah, Wis. II. II. stew
ems of Kansas city, Mo, and Col. l.
G. Leavens of Richford were callers
at Miss Miranda Ewins's. Tuesday. -.
Mrs william Diamond and daughter.
GLADYS. and son. Leland, are visiting
relatives in Waterloo, Que.--C. u.
Phelps returned from Derry. n. VI
Friday-Miss Miranda Ewins, who
has been passing three weeks in Rich
ford. and Mrs c. T. Thaver in Water
Vile have returned home.
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tel, Ruth, who have been visiting her
father, the Rev L. Il. Hcrrck, returned
to their home in Randolph FRIDAY.
Jane Flynn il visiting her son wuIiam.
In Aiburg-Hrs, Harry Quinn and Miss
Laura Quinn Of Boston are visiting
friends In towns. T.. Thompson and
MI and Mrs. Arthur Thompson attended
the FUNERAL OF their son and brother,
Harry thompson. In st. Adams Thurs
day--Mrs' Max Fullington OF Sheldon
mas been visiting her aunt Mrs. A. b.
Landon.-Alson Herrck is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Charles Rowey, at their
camp at Willsboro. X. Y.-Miss Clara
Brown Is home from school in New YORK.
Mr. and Mrs Clark Phelps of Chicago
are visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. u.
@. Phelps.-Aldls IIewey has returned
from a visit in Springfield Mass.-Mrs.
Pearley IleweY and children of Spring
field. Mass, are visiting ut O. II.
Hcweys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romeo Minckler and two
children of Grand Isle spent Saturday
ana SUNDAY at his brothers., George
Mincklers.-Mr and Mrs. J. Il. Wag-
ner nave moved TO his fathers and Mr..
wagner has given up his position as
salesman TO care for his father, who IS
improving very siowly.--There will DO Il
corn roast and hash supper at Charles
II. Towards on Thursday evening for
the benefit of the Milton Boro church,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Norman Nye and little son
of Cambridge were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. George Minckler over Sunday.
An examination will be held at the
congregational vestry on Thursday and
Friday for those scholars in the town
schools who desire to enter the high
school-Miss Mabel Teachout of South
Lancaster Mass, is visiting her sister
Harriet, at Mrs. &. T.. Rogers s.B. D.
Martin Is confined to the house with q
badly sprained foot Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Caswell of Manchester, \. H., and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank CaSwcll from Massa-
chusetts are ut his fathers, A. b. Cas-
wells.
Mrs. Allan Niles has returned from the
Mary Fletcher hospital. where she has
been for treatment Miss Alma Mar
quette is visiting In Burlington Miss
Irene puha of Waterloo, Iowa, was a re-
cent guest at T.. J. Laramay- and
Mrs. j. r. ilalihan ana two children
and Miss Laura Marquette OF Burlng-
ton visited friends in town over Sunday
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COLCHESTER.

The Rev. and Mrs George 8 Chase
and daughter. Caroline. returned to their
home in South Hanson Friday Miss
Bessie WolCott accompanied them for
two weeks.-Mrs. H. c. Robbins left Fri
day for Saratoga to join her husband.
Saturday they left for their new homo in
Michigan. where Mr. Robbins has a posi-
tion in one of the schools there.-Nrs
Archie Mcneil returned Saturday night
from WeYbridge. accompanied by her
daughter. MYrtle.-Mrs. Miller and IL r. h-
ter Estella of OEdenshurg spent sun
day nj Z. s Wright's.-Mr. and Mrs g.
\. Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. 6. W. Wright
Charles Henderson and Edwin Wright
are in camp at the island. Miss Prior
of Charlotte Is at Carl DensmOre's -
Master Wesley Smith and the Misses
Elizabeth and Nan Smith are visiting
their brother, Dewey Smith. in Underhill
A Kings Daughters dinner will be
served Saturday in the parish house.
Special services for the Kings Daugh-
tiers will be held In me Corgrega tlonal
Church Sunday.
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ENOSBURG.

Mrs f. s. Vradenburg and little
daughter, Julianna. are in Albany, y
Y. visiting her mother.--Mlss Lena
Leach OF Los Angeles. cal. Is visiting
relatives in this vlcinity.-Mr and
Mrs. George Cassidy and three young
daughters Of Rutland spent the week
end with Mrs. Cassidys COUSIN, Rich
ard Smith, Mr.. Cassidy returning 20
Rutland Monday. Mrs. Cassidy and
her daughters will remain a few day
Miss Grace Chaffee is in Fairfield
Visiting her sister, Mrs. MAY Stuffle-
hean.-Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler and
daughter. Hazel. are in Montreal.-J.
NJ Cole. who since his graduation has
been teaching mathematics in the sum
NOR school of Potsdam. y. Y. took the
civil service examination and has been
appointed TO position in The United
states bureau of standards. He will
go to washington. D. c.. the first week
In September He Is now visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Cole
Miss Abigail Smith Of Nicholville. y.
Y. is visiting Mr. and Mrs w W. Cole
The Woman's Home Missionary So
cietv will meet with Mrs. j Melvin
Wright Thursday afternoon at two
o'clock Leach remains about
tho same.-Donald. little son Of ". O.
Tldred is fla party Of young poo
pie we.t TueEday to the Pinnacle for
n picniC
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ESSEX CENTER.

The friends Of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Whit
ten gave them a surprise TUESDAY Aug,
10. the 36th anniversary Of their mar
ringe. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Slater and Mrs. Buckston of
Boston Browns River creamery paid
for July milk SLID johnson y Co. S1.14-
Tie Ladies' Aid served supper at the
Methodist Church Wednesday. The
young people, who were camping ut
Mallets Fay last week, returned Sun
day.
Miss Nellie Myers of Boston is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Myers
a miscellaneous shower was given Miss
Stella Farnsworth at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. q. L. BiXby Wednesday even
ing in honor of her approaching mar
rlage. The house was prettilY decorated
the color scheme being green and gold
Music was furnished by Miss Alice Davis
of Essex, Mrs. Gardner Brown and Mrs
II. ID. Veil of Essex Junction Refresh
ments were served. MIR. and Mrs. Kenney
of South Hero were guests of Harry
Davis Sunday.--Mr and Mrs. Kenney OF
South Hero are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
{. II. Davis