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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-30
WEALTHY CHINk
 MARRIES PRETTY AMERICAN GIRL
Special from United Press.

Especial from United Press.)
 New Haven, March 30-Rushed home On special trains from Daytona, Fla, Mrs. M. Henry Lambert, wife of a wealthy haberdasher of this city and New York. is expected to arrive here, today to undergo 8 critical operation to save her life She was stricken ill while on her honeymoon trip to Cuba with serious intestinal trouble.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-30
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED.

formerly lived on Laurel avenue, this city, announce the marriage of their daughter, Anna Dow Rollins, to Dr. George Allen Clark, at Elmwood, Neb., March 24
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-30
THE PRETTIEST FACE

and the most beautiful hands are Of ten disfgured by an unsightly wart It can easily be removed in a few days without pain by using Cyrus ~Wart Remover for sale only at The Cyrus Pharmacy 253 Fairfield avenue and 1S6 Cannon St.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-30
THE BEST HAND
 SOAP.

Guaranteed not to injure the skin. Instantly removes Stove Polish, Rust, Grease, Ink, Paint and Dirt. For the hand or clothing. Large can 10 cents. Manufactured by -Wm R. Winn. PA Stratford Ave
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-30
E.. H. Dillon & Go.

1105 Main street, are displaying the latest in the new small hats priced fully 1-3 less than elsewhere. Come and see these beautiful works of art for yourself.
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ADDISON.

Most of the schools in town were closed
Thursday and Friday to allow the
teachers to attend the convention in Or
well.-Neighbors' night was observed
Friday by the Grand View grange, at
which time they entertained about 70 of
the members Of Nergcnnes grange A
pleasant evening was spent. The Yer
yennes grange furnished an entertaining
program OF music, reCitations. mono
ioEues. etc Elizabeth King has gone to
Nergennes Mrs. S. e. Smith spent
Thursday in Burlington. F Florence St
Glare visited friends in Charlotte Sun
day.-David Wilbur is able to ride out
M and Mrs j. I. Clark were guests
~ friends in St Adams Sunday-The
many friends Of Fred Fisher of the
west side were panied to hear of his
death on Saturday. Several from here at
tended the funeral at his late home on
Tuesday is TO be an entertain
ulont and supper at the church on Fri
Gay evening The proceeds are for repairs
on the parsonage. Earl Putnam recently
caught an Gel measuring three feet.-The
school in the Elmer district taught by
Pearl Fisher is closed this week, owing
to the death of her father.
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WheH the several organizations Will form
III line, headed by the Lincoln Corr,,
anu anu march to the cemetery, whore
'"e usual services will he held and the
sololers graves decorated, after whi,l,
the organizations will march tn tb,
ehurch 10 listen to an address nv tb,
REV II. l. Kemp. Dinner will he sorv,1
at the town hall.-The members Of +b..
u a. r., Sons Of Veterans and 1txria,,.
VIII attend the Memorial services at +n.
oHurch sunday afternoon, Nay y, at tyy.
clock-The Farmers club will bot1
thelr next meeting at the homo OF {.
IT, Kenyon on Friday Miss Genev,eve
King OF Sheburne- has been n lr,est NJ
Mrs. g. j. Smith.
Memorial day will be observed boro 49,.
lle 0pth. Inc Rev. II. /. Kemp will dc
"Ver we ADDRESS. Members Of the q. A. r
ana 5. Of V. will meet at the Cen.o-
at p'oo a. IN. and at tho village at IAN
a. m. The Lincoln band will he in a,
tendance. Refreshments will DC snr,,ed \.
tne D or V. hall by the Ladies' Auvi1i,r,.
Mr.. ana Mrs. James Swinger entertained
his brother and wife of Stoclhridco o,.,r
Sunday.-Miss GLADYS johnson VIVA
nome Sunday.-Aiiss Eleanor Sweet wa
called home from Barre SATURDAY. bv t,a
illness or her mother-Mr. and Mr.
clarence Kenyon VIII entertain h.
FARMERS club at their home on FRIDAY
MIS-. Alton Kenyon will entertain the
next meeting Of Kings Dauub,e-s
June /.
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VERGENNES.


Mrs. ''nn hurond ana Two daughters
anu -''sS La * ne Vi Ne" forN FltF were
sueSlS u 'He stevens house SATURDAY
a.iu were present at .he our'al IN the
V'''oo.' u -Hrs' r1uiilohd husband
w'IoNe 0ouE was brought mere last
eofuafS anu placed IN 'he vault in
Pei cetle't'y' me rev George t.
~" ~" ol'ic a'eu at uhe service az the
g lie Proctor hlsh SchooI nine can
''i!ou hr game win Nersennes high sat
'ru7S - Forcheroh ana daughter
r-u"a'" / bahyee. saturday visit
eN so or heron d the fahhy Alien
.'oHt"'"'' "Here she - recovering slowly
rom an operauoh'-Johh a harrington
a''eHoc" 'I'e Hlee''fe Oh NV SINAI ienp'e
o. MON p'"er 'r'oaF.--f'ay heulHer ana
C"S' 'es b"hch went Mo'S'ay 10 Burning
.o"' where 'heF nave p'"'l'ons with the
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quartet. composed of Mrs. Sturgis, Miss
Gallop, Mr. Gallop and @. n. Hayden,
with Mrs Thorp as organist, furnished
music Mrs. d. G. Hawley also sang a
selection. Tho burial was In Tnderhill
"A. ID. Cochrane was at home Sunday
Repairs were begun Monday on the resi-
dence of E. 3. Williams. which was dam
aged "A few weeks ago by fire TO the ex-
tent Of s1,0O0-Mr. and Mrs. l.. f. Will
bur have gone to Boston. Mrs. J. p.
Hunter is making an extended visit with
relatives in Cana da.-The Rev. Park
Bradford went Monday to East Dorset
to spend the Week.-Mrs. Louise Nat
tress spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs.
C. 10. Percival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wrisley Of Essex juno
ton were visitors at Henry j. Desanys
Tuesday--H. Dingler has been obllg-
ed to stop work for James Mclaughlin
on account OF poor health.-Mrs Martin
Packard is keeping house for her son.
A. II. Packard. while her daughter-in-law
is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Hiland Leach, in Cambridge.-Mlss Min
erva Johnson, who has been In town for
a few weeks. is visiting relatives In Mont
pelier before returning to White River
Junction.--Mrs. w. n. Pierce Of BNiring.
ton Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. f. A
Percival.--L G. Cook and daughter
Christine. spent Sunday with his mother
Mrs. w G. Cook.-Miss iva Brigham re-
turned Tuesday to st. Adams, where she
is taking n nurses course In the hospital
after a short visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs w. w. BriEham.--Mrs Kate
Steinhour returned to Montpelier Monday
after spending Sunday with her mother
Mrs I;issonette
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JERICHO CENTER.

Miss Mable Beers of Burlington has
been visiting her mother. Mrs T.. y. Nc
Ginns.--Mrs f.. Il Jordan was visitor
in Burlington Monday.-Several OF the
high school pupils gave Miss Janet Muir
dock n surprise party Monday evening.
and presented her with a locket and
chain, the occasion being her birthday. -.
Miss Lorraine Ransom was the guest OF
Mrs. A. c. Brown Of Jericho Monday
Mr. and Mrs. b. q. Brown entertained
three OF their four children with their
families Sunday. the occasion being Mr..
Browns birthday Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. G. f. Nay and children,
Russell and Lucille of Underhill, Mr. and
Mrs e Wright Fay and son, Herbert,
Of Winooski valley and Mr.. and Mrs. r.
-. Brown. Miss Lillian Perigo has been
visiting her brother. Frank PeriRo.--Miss
Louise Mattress spent Sunday with her
aunt in Jericho
The Ladies' Aid society gave an ice
cream social at tho parish house Thurs
day evening Stone and family of
Hardwick made an automobile trip to
this village Sunday and called on his sis
ter, Mrs. L. II. Chapin.-Miss Janet Muir
dock was surprised Monday evening by
tle COMING Ol me SOpnOlnOre ana fresh
uan classes of the high school to help
her celebrate her 18th birthday. Miss
Murdoch was presented with pretty
gold locket and chain by Carl Moulton
on behalf Of her school mates.-Memorial
day exercises will be held at the school
hall Monday afternoon at two o clock by
the pupils of the high and grammar
sChools.-SpeCial memorial services will
he held at the church next Sunday with a
sermon In the morning by tho pastor and
talks and "reminiscences in the evening
by Deacon q. q. BiCknell and other vet
Grams of the war living in the vicinity
Mrs. r. b Jordan was in Burlington
Monday and Tuesday to attend the COL
lcge play.-The Rev. +. p. Treat of Rich
mond and the Rev S. II. Barnum ex-
changed pupits Sunday.-A. c. Hoskins,
who has been spending the winter in
Colorado, is expected TO return about
June ALI arrangements are well Under
Association Of congregational Churches
here next Wednesday and Thursday A
good attendance is expected. Teams will
meet the incoming trains both days at
Jericho. and dinner will be served at the
arish house Thursday. The homes Of
the parish will he open for the entertain
ment Of all who Come.-An illustrated lee
ture by the Rev. Guy Crawford will be
given in village hall Friday evening,
June O. for the benefit of the senior class
Of the high school.
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tor, Mrs, Joseph valyou. Mr.. Duby
was taken i'll with pneumonia Two
weeks ago Wednesday. He was porn
In Quebec but had lived In this state
for many years. He came from Shei-
burne to this place IL years ago
Mrs, Dubv died about II years ago
Nine children we're born to them, of
whom five survive him. They are Mrs.
Josenb Valvou and Mrs. George Pot
vim OF burlington. william Duby OF
Burlington and Paul and Amos OF
she,hurne The funeral was held at the
Church of the Holy Family Saturday
morning at eight o'clock.
Josenh C. Fisher died Saturday morn
ing at three O'Clock Of enlargement OF
tho heart and a complication Of diseases.
He had been in poor health for 10 years
and for four years had been confined at
his home Mr.. Fisher was born in st.
Johns, =. O.. d years ago next August.
He came to Vermont when n young boy
und for II years had resided In this vii
lage. He married Miss Mary e. Labounty
az years ago next August. Five sons
were born to them. He Is survived by his
wife and four sons, Moses j.. Edgar A.
of Boston, Don T.. of Essex Center and
william p. OF this place. lie is also
survived by his father, Joseph Fisher,
one sister, Mrs. John Severance Of Col
chester, and two brothers. Moses G. and
Peter Fisher OF this place The funeral
will be held at the Congregational Church
this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with pray
or service at the house at two. Edgar
Fisher OF Boston came Saturday night,
called here by the death OF his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Grey and Mrs. f.
G. Wells and son OF Cambridge visited ut
r. o. Mudgett's Yesterday
The Home Circle of the Methodist
Church will meet in the vestry Friday
afternoon.
At a special school meeting Monday
night the voters of the Incorporated
school district voted to bond for a sum
not to exceed $4,000 for a pew school
building location of which was left to
a special committee of six, acting with
the school board.
Friends here of Miss Helen Wells. for
a long time companion to the late Mrs.
Rlackman. mother OF Mrs. Theodore
bacon. formerly of this place. will re-
gret to hear that she is a cripple for
life as the result of an accident last
July. Miss Wells was driving in shelton,
Conn, when the horse became i'll. She
was trying to find what the trouble was
when the animal fell on her and she sus-
tanned a fractured hip and other broken
bones. she Is now at her home at Step
ney Depot, Conn.
Ned Thornton Monday took a position
in the Chittenden County Trust com
pany in Burlington. succeeding Norman
Mcleod
The Rev. T. NJ Compton, for the past
year pastor OF the Baptist Church, has
accepted a call to the church in Grafton
and will go there the last Of June. His
| successor has not yet been engaged.
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HAPPENINGS In VERMONT

Music, Mddlebury band; prayer, tho
Rev D., n. Corkran. d. D.; reading of
orders and roll OF honor, Adiutant
William L. Cady; recitation, "The LIT.
tie Drummer Boy" George Emerson;
Flag of Our Nation" and "Bonny
Flag" chorus from first. second. third
ami fourth grades; recitation, THE
Banner Betsey Made Dorothy Wal
ker; quartette, Cover Them Over"
Ruth Brunette, Margaret Lynch. Kath-
crime Dillon, Genevieve Lacy; God
Guard Columbia" and Soldiers Fare
we'll" chorus from grades J.incolns
Gettysburg Address; patriotic medley.
chorus: Grafton. the Hon. =. NJ. Meldon;
America" school and audience; henc-
diction the Rev Richard u. Esten.
Following the program at the hall, ex-
erclses will he held at the soldiers
monument consisting of music by the
band the placing of floral emblems on
thu monument. patriotic selection by
chorus Of 30 school pupils under tho
dirtcti Of Mrs Charlotte Shackett,
and an address by the Rev. u. H. Cork
ran, ~. D--Mrs. NJ. r. Burt and daugh-
ter of Oswcgo. n. Y, are visiting her
parents. MI and Mrs. Joseph Calhoun.
Tho remains Of John Murphy were
taken to Hartford. Conn, Monday FOR
burial. His wife. who has also been
n patient at the Fanny Allen hospital.
was also taken to that city Monday
night on the sleeper and will be taken
to a hospital for treatment.-The Rut-
land Railroad company is putting in
of
house which will accommodate sev-
cral trains.--The new door for the now
vault at the National bank, which has
caused so much trouble in being moved
Is finally at its destination 1t weighs
seven tons.--Clinton Swcenor Of Fer
ri9turU who was taken from train
here Monday and who has been con-
fred in the county jan, has been re-
leased, the matter having been settled
up.-A. n. Brown has purchased Ben
tamin McCue's building lot on Wey-
bridge street and will break ground
for new house.--The ladies OF the
Methodist Church will hold a food sale
AT G. L. MarshaIl's store Saturday.
commencing at ten o'clock in the
morning Ira Pond of Bridport Is tho
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps Coolihan.
Among the visitors in town are ex-
Gov. +. J. Ormsbee of Brandon, +. r..
Duffy of Rutland, Ernest l.. Rand OF
| Boston, II. G. Sanhorn of l'ittsford John
Is Wakeley Of Montpelier. George Ny
rick of Bridport and A r Sprague If
! Providence, r. IA very heavy rain
| throughout this section Tuesday night
and Wednesday, forenoon was the sec
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Miss Luella Wheeler, who has bee n
seriously i'll with pneumonia is recor-
et E.-Miss Mary Hayes is quite I'll
instead of Mrs. Jennie TTavos, as W :
reported last wee<-Ira y. bromley
visited his daughter, Mrs. ". II. HEATH.
in Hardwick n few days last week
Mrs. Nellie Bond and daughter, Mildred.
are stopping with her sister, Mrs Wal
ter Aldrich.-The barns on Edw7r1
krupp's farm in the edge Of Williston
were burned TO the ground SATURDAY.
evening together with two horses. four
hogs and about 10n hens. The fire
was caused by a lantern exploding.
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SOUTH STARKsBOpO.

The dwelling home of Morris Russell
in the east part Of the town was burned
TO the ground Thursday morning about
two O'Clock. The family mad been alb
sent since 10 O'Clock Wednesday MORN
ing When the fire was discovered by
neighhors the roof was falling in. so that
nothing was saved, About $50 worth OF
seed. oats, grass ana clover seed which
was in the home was burned. The fire
is supposed to be tho work Of an incen-
diary.-The funeral Of the infant daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Cousino was
held IN Bristol last Tucsdav.-Miss Sarah
Orvis Of the Mary Fletcher hospital in
Burlington is caring for her sister Mrs.
Hector Cousino
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CALEDONIA
HARDWICK.

The base ball game Saturday between
Hardwick Academy and Lamoille Central
Academy OF Hyde Park resulted in
score Of to 2, in favor Of Hardwick-
Ralph Hatch of ST. Johnsbury was the
guest of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Hatch. over Sunday Mrs. J. +. Conant
was the guest of her mother, Mrs. Emma
Currier, Suturday.--The PYthian club or
chestra will furnish music for dance
at the s of V hall Thursday evening -
r. J. Battles returned Friday night from
two weeks trip in Massachusetts, -
Mrs, william Ttton WAS thrown from her
horse Thursday evening, but not serious
~ injured-Ade Harrison is quite i'll
]. Il. Howielson has returned rom Picton
island. y Y.-Mss Marion sullivan of
Barre is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. z. Sulllvan.-Pre-m memorial sor-
vice viii be held in the opera house
Sunday afternooI, May Is, at 2:S0, The
Rev, II. II. White will preach the ser
mon,-Miss Emma Hin has finished her
work in the Mcclure Telephone company
office and accepted position in the
orphans home at Burlington.
The Adelpi club will give dance a. the
gymnasium Friday night Batchclder :
orchestra will furnish music.-lIou. Dan
icl Romick of l.ittlcton, y. H., will de
liver the address Memorial day,-MiSs
Carrie Mulcahy has been visiting in
Morrisville The senior class of Hard
wick academy will give an elocution re-
cital at the opera house W ednesday. May
3l.-The Rev. Mark Ingram will preach
the baccalaureate sermon before the grad
uating class at the Methodist Church Sun
day evening, June 4-Commencement ex-
ercises of the 1Iardwick academy will he
held in the opera house Friday evening,
June Q. There are Il in the class.
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SHELBURNE.

Guy n. Wright, veteran of the Civil
War, died at the home OF his daughter
Mrs. Harvey Williams. Sunday, aged IS
wears. Tho body will be taken to Bethel
for burial beside his wife and SON
Elizabeth Harmon of the Waltham Mass
training school for nurses is a home for
a vacation.-Mr and Mrs. Lewis Bull are
the parents of daughter. born Satur-
dHy.--P J HodGstine of Johnson spent
Sunday at DR.. and Mrs. f r Stoddard's $.
MIR and Mrs Rohert Weeks OF Boston
visited his mother and brother at the
rectorv last week.
DR.. w. II. II, Varney of Charlotte was
in town Saturday to see Mrs. Anna $.
Allen. who Is sick at Walter Sutton's, but
is much better,-Mr and Mrs. F.. a,
Russell were in Burlington Monday
Hear Mr. Fryre. the Boston Impersona-
tor. At Charlotte Congregational Church
Thursday evening,
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WEYBRUGE.

The following appeared in the Shus-
htr items in the Salem On " Press
issue of May 10, 1911: The new pastor
Of the Methodist Church preached an
eloquent and instructive sermon Sun
day morning to a large and apprecia-
tive audience" Mr.. McCabe will be
pleasantly remem bered as having ac-
centably filled the pastorates at Hines
burg and Weybridge. being transferred
TO Shushan from Weybridse at the
last Methodist Church conference
Miss Lura Twltchell has returned
from several months stay with
friends in the West.--The Rev. Mr.
Iialowell is attending the preachers
institute at Brandon--Mrs. Nellie
Moody has returned from Tonowanda,
\. Y.-Thermometers registered l02 al
the village and lis at Huntington
Falls Monday.
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BRISTOL.

The bearers n the funeral of Edwin
], Fuller Saturday were Ford c. Bingham,
DR., 6. f. Edmunds. A. b. Klburn, r. s,
Smith, q. A. Danforth and f.. g, Norton,
Among those from out Of town to at
tend We're Mr., and Mrs, II, l., Johnson of
Burlington, Mr. ana Mrs Charles
Mathews of Middlebury william Hall
of Weyhrdge. Lee Taft and daughter OF
Starksboro and A. II. Markham of Roches-
ter.-C 7. Abernethy has returned from
Bakersfield.-Mr ana Mrs. f. l.. Sherwin
and son. Sumner. visited Mr., and Mrs.
Arthur Stevens in Cornwall over Sun
day. T. Cove OF Burlington and Mr.
and Mrs Fred Cove of Charlotte visited
relatives In town over Sunday. -Ther-
mometers registered 80 degrees in Che
shade here Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day.
c. A. Hanks was In burlington over
Sunday. The spring term of schools will
close June 9.-The ball game Saturday
afternoon, Bristol VS.. Middlehury Sec
onds, was won by tho home team, lo to
Nv. G. Dunton Post and Woman's Re-
lief Corps will attend the pre-Memorial
service sunday afternoon al three O'Clock
in the Advent Church. The Rev A. ID.
age viii preaCh.-James Ridley died at
his home south the village Tuesday
morning. lie had been in poor health for
n year or more He is survived by his
Wife, his mother, Mrs. Alma Ridley of
this town. and "A son of Minneapolis
Mimi, and a sister Mrs, f. G. Norton,
Of this town. His age was about 43 years
Mrs. Colburn, wife OF O, u Colburn
died In Lincoln Tuesday morning, Mr..
ana Mrs, Colburn formerly resided here
Mr. and Mrs II, T, Peck are visiting
relatives in Cornwall,
Mrs. p c, Russell ana son of St, ~
hans are in town for "A months stay -
There was a drop In the temperature here
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GRANVILLE.

Mrs. Il. j. Swinyer was able To ride
out Sunday after seven weeks Illness
N. y. Rice OF Roxbury was In town
sunday to visit his son and family. D.
n. Rice.-Mr. and Mrs. G. Z. Wilson and
daughter Mabel Buck OF Hancock, visited
here the first OF the week-Miss Sophia
BATTLES has returned from Claremont. N
H.. and Is engaged to keep house for
the mountain stage driver William Think
ham.-W. r. Larry has taken possession
of the farm formerly owned by G.. e
Wilson, and will work for the Chan1nlain
Realty company rebuilding the dam
Will Tinkham has purchased the
house known as the CARPENTER place OF
II. c. 1iubbard.-A pretty and quiet we'd
ding was held at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs S. f. Riley May 20, when their
daughter, by adoption, Miss Mabel C.
Riley, was united in marriage to Fred
z. Burk. ny the Rev. NJ. II. Watson Of
Rochester Only the intimate friends were
present, and Mrs. Mabel N Burk Of Han
cock, the grooms mother, and Miss Ina
Watson of Rochester The parlor was
prettly decorated with ferns, lilacs and
apple blossoms Frank Wilson is
visiting relatives in Salisbury. Mrs Eli
"a Tarbell of Brdgewater Is tie guest
Of her daughter and family. Mrs. May
l.acount. Julius DuttOn and James Blair
Of Rochester were In town the first Of
tie week
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COLCHESTER,

Mrs. Henry Petty returned TO her home
In Castleton-on-thel Hudson Fridsy.-Mrs
Edison Day, who has been visiting at W
W, Smiths, returned to her home in Mid
Glebury Tuesday. She was accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Smith. who has gone
there to attend the missionary conven-
ton yesterday ana to-day.-Mrs. J. NJ
Wright went TO Middlebury "Wednesday
TO be present at the missionary conven-
tion.--Mr. and Mrs r. l.. Wright, Whc
have been visiting friends In Gardner
Mass, for few days, returned home
tuesday Tuesday night, May 80. ice
cream and cake will be served at the par
ish house.
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ORWELL.

Mrs Charles Ray visited her mother,
Mrs. q. b. Luther, the first Of the week,
returning to Hrattlehoro 70 spend some
days with g. t. Itay.-.Iames II. Thomas
Is much improved W. u. French is I'm
ishing the intld" Of his horse barn with
iron stalls ana cement floor. Tho WON
ans MiseIonnrv society meeting. held in
MiidleburY thi' week.. was attended by
Mn X g Young, Mrs Chauncey Bod
hsh. Mr.. =. J.. Stay and Mrs. d. l..
W"lls IN" Addison county association of
teacher" held n successful meeting here
Thursdny ana Friday Miss Mary Brooks
Of Montpelier is ruost at Mrs i. s. vii
ccx.-A turtle captured by some boys in
the east part of the town recently had
carved on It's he'll ]. b. ana j. T., a. y.
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SALISBURY.

A number from here are to attend the
meeting of the Woman's nome Mission
airy Union at Middlebury Wednesday and
ThursdaY.-There will be union memori-
al service at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday next at II O'Clock. and it
is hoped every veteran will be present.
The Rev. Mr.. Heller will gi re an address.
The G.. and G. Sunday school class of
the CONGREGATIONAL Church are to hold a
paper social at the town hall Friday
evening They cordially invite everyone
TO be present.-Crops in this section are
almost at a standstll, owing to the ex-
IRENE hot and dry weather. The hay
crop will probably be a light one.-Dun-
more Creamery paid . cents per pound
Tor butter-fat for the month of April
w. K. Stoddard has a new Maxwell car.
Mrs. w. b. Whitney, who has been i'll
with grip is able to be Up.