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LOWELL.

Lewis Cross and g. Y. Watson were in
Newport Monday on business. Mrs. James
Adams has gone to lrashurC 30 spend a
few weeks with her son and wife, Mr. AMI
Mrs. C. V. Adams Mr.. and Mrs. W. w.
Swallow and Miss Sheldon Of Sherhrook.
Que, were at Herbert knights the first
of the week. coming by automobile -
Mrs. J. G. Stickney Of Newport Center
visited her daughter over Sunday.--Mr.
and Mrs. W. T. Barrows of Johnson were
ut Ross Kingslcy's the last Of the week.
-Alonzo Wedge died October II. aged
81 years The funeral was held at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Friday, the
Rev. G. f. Bromley officiating. Mr.
Wedge leaves wife. one son and one
brother Those from ont OF town TO at
tend the funeral were Mrs Wedges sis
ter from Canada. brother, Lewis Berry,
OF Swanton. and Hollis and Aaron Tiilot-
son of Worthwhile Fred Taylor OF Can
an, y H., was a business caller in town
the last Of the week.--W. +. Bellorse has
moved 70 his house in Lowell village -
Mrs. H. II. Newton went to Bradford
Wednesday to spend week with her
daughter Mrs s. ]. Sisco.-Mrs. G. B..
Bromley has gone to Providence +. J.,
to visit relatives Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
I.eathc were in Hardwick the first of the
week to visit ANNIVERSARIES. clinton
Woodcock Of North Troy Visited at
Arthur Weeds last weck-N. Il, Wingel
and family were in TrasburE tho first Of
the Week.-Mrs.. Julia Drown. Mrs. Henry
Brooks and daughter. Barbara, Of Will
oughby visited at r. +. Winchcster's
last week
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NORTHFIELD.


Mrs. George Davis mas peeh NlS''ns
relatives NJ Everett Mass'-Nir9' ati IN
Flood and family nave moNcn 10 f'ar'-
tord' Conh-Dr IS A''en 'pe". ""''-
day WIN ms parents AZ oH' WINS
MISS MARY fIas'riote ~ "o'hi"E !" ll'e
hun'IeE STORE our'"e NV ""s'"vc W Nl9'
hun''ey IN f'os'o"'-r rcu W. oaN's was
AT nome ironi Lea' Acaue'"E io' oIleI
Vis't iast "eeh.-Nn "rieS w r'aSt'hah uas
'noV'" i'o'i' '"e "eS' NM 10 ohe OIL t"e
uI''NersI.S 'e"eile"'s ut tne center ana
N''" N"'.,eF "ioNeS I" '"e mousse ne mas
NJ val we ne '"'nP'"leu WORK
az "V p'E'' " 'i''i'" S'o'c SATURDAY
"'4"' anu HoeS a. "nce 10 nlS ne" POSI-
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AZ '''I''"u Ir'u'heu 10 new
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' lev, "e''e,n "'P' Cnaunoey - Leonard
MASS Is Vls'tnS ms mother
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MORETOWN,

Mr. and Mr. j ". Bates yero i,
Northfield and Randolph Sunday.
Bates and Maud johnson OF Montneliar
We're guests of Miss Johuson's parents
sunday ella Shea has heon I'm Mont
pelier the past week Martin Gillette Of
burlington is visiting hts sister Mrs
Hetsev Grifeth.-I. Wilcox and son
Walter. were in Barre Saturday-John
AcNarty was In Burlington Thursday
Frank johnson. Lille Krgshury. George
Cutler and j. w, Bates We're in South
FaYSton saturday. Smith was
the guest of his uncle in Bolton SATURDAY
ana sunday Mr. and Mr.. ~ o. Ward
We're in MtddlescX saturday, Fred Shon-
toll and family went to Middlesey Center
Sunday.-Several from here attended Col
umhus day celebration at Montpelier
tuesdays testimony in tine TURKEY
murder trial was of little Importance till
late in the afternoon when the state
placed several witnesses on the stand
who told about two mystoriou. Italians
who had worked on the quarries at
Websiervillc. ana who left the Saturday
following the finding of John McNl,ley's
body They boarded and roomed at the
Eastman house, some distance from the
Of the murder. Nothing was shown TO in
any way connect them with the murder
but both State aud defense seemed to
regard their exact movements the night
before and the day after the murder rs
of considera bile Importance
Christian ChriStanson was sentenced 10
20 days in jail for the larceny Of a barrel
Of beer from the Central Vermont freight
Office.
State Senator l.. NJ. Seaver Of Williams
town dropped dead in the road near his
home Tuesday morning about $50 O'Clock
Death was due to heart disease Mr.
ScaVer was n prominent citizen Of
Williamstown. He represented his town
in tho Legislature four wears ago when
he was chairman Of the committee on
claims. In 1oln he represented his county
in the state Senate. He has also served
on state commissions and has held tho
usual town Offices Lewis Mead Seaver
was horn in William,toWu July s. ISIS
tie lived for many years In Chicago and
New York, where he was Interested i'm
the advertising business He came back
to Willamstown I'm l9oo. lie was reputod
as being ono Of the Wealthiest men i'm
WilHlmstoNu. At the time Of his death
he was treasurer Of the National Humane
Alliance Of New York an institution in
tercsted i'm the erection of drinking foun-
tains for animals Mi Scavcr was twice
married, He leaves one daughter by his
irst marriage and his second wife ana
three children by the second union.
The funeral of Mrs. Rodney H. Davis
was held Wednesday morning at nine
o'clock from st, AuGustine's Church
Mrs Davis died Monday afternoon at her
home on Court street of brain hemor-
rhages. Her husband found her sense
less ON the floor when he returned from
work ut the Cotton shops. Mrs Davis
vas born i'm Berlin in 1S5>, ana was mar
tied 10 charles J. Davis % years ago
They have always resided Ia this city,
MIR DAVIS having been employed al Col
tons for number of YEAR,
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Charles l.. Clifford has cou. to spring
field. Mas for several dayS.-Edward II.
Button spent Sunday in Hyde Park
Miss Nettie Thomas has gone to Hoo
sick Falls. y Y, where she has a posi-
ton with the Walter a. Wood Co-NTrs.
w. \. Fuller is spending few days In
Burington.-N1rs Albert Smith has re
turned to Springfield, Mass. after sew
eral DAYS in town-Moses Filloe has pur-
chased the Chamberlin farm in Goshen.
and will move there al once.-M. II.
Frasier of Glens Falls, y. Y. and Mrs
Amy Marshall were married Saturday
afternoon al 30 o'clock at the home of
the brides father l.. r. Rising. north Of
the village The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. William Y. Berg.
pastor Of the CONGREGATIONAL Church.
After a wedding trip Nj. and Mrs. Fra
SER will reside In GleuS Falls. y. "a.
w Wctmore Of Saratoga. y Y, Is visit
ing relatives I'm town.
Mr.. and Mrs y. Lea Capen and three
children OF Bowling Green, Ohio. are
visiting at Mr.. Capens home on Carver
street Mrs. \. q. Gilbert and daughter
of Cleveland. ohio, are guests of Mr. and
Mrs ". II. Sisco-C harles Bliss closed
his reSiden on Park street and returned
to New York for the winter--MrS Mary
Ann Nelch has gone to PittShurg. Pa.
whore she Will visit her father-Mrs. l..
A Kingsley and Mrs. g. NJ Carpenter
have returned from Lexington. Mass
Nh ana Mrs William King are spending
few DAYS in BurlinGtcn-' harles Oram
has gone TO New York for a week.-John
Churchill is assisting in T. l.. amith $
grocery store Miss Roxy Sumner re-
turned Yesterday from a weeks stay in
st Alhans-Miss Carrie Orms5ee has
gone on an automobile trip through the
Berkshires.-Mrs. William Slmond- and
Mrs. Il. w johnson gave card
party Wednesday evening at their homo
on Franklin street.-Tha brandon con-
cert band has elected Prof E.. II. Osborn
as director for the coming year.-The
senior class of the high school gave
card and dance party Wednesday even
ing in the armory.
Mrs, Alice Sprsgue and Miss Ruth
Sprague are spending q few days at their
cottage at Thompson Point.-rhe young
ladies of the Christian Endeavor society
Of the Congregational church will hold a
rummage sale Friday and Saturday in the
vacant store next to the postoftiCe. Lloyd
Sprague has returned from New York -
Mr., and Mrs. jay Roberts have re-
turned TO their home I'm Bonson-The
Ladies' Aid society met yesterday after
noon with Mrs J. W. Fsterhrook - Ben
Rowland has moved TO Champaign street,
to the home Of his hrother.-u = Clement
IS assisting in the store Of Charles J.,
clifford
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NORTH VILLAGE.
JOHNSON.

senator Lewis of Hyde Park was in
town Monday.---C, II. Stearns and wife
went to New Yorl; Friday for few
daYs.-ATrs. j. L. Pierce goes to Boston
this week for few weeks.-H. Z. Hol-
brook and family were visitors az G. r..
Holbrook's SundaY.-CieOrge Marshall and
family have returned from Gilmore The
village schools closed Saturday night for
week. David Colomb, section foreman
here for the past five years. has left
the road and will try farming The ex-
ira help on the lake road have hcen
taken off for the winter.-O. V MoSeley.
who has been in poor health for the past
two years, was buried with Masonic
honors by Waterman lodge Saturday
A. K. Smalley and wife OF Waterbury
Center. spent Sunday with their son.
d. h. Smalley and wife, here.--Ada War
rem is spending n few days in Spencer.
Mass.
FIowrad H. Scott OF Johnson and Miss
clara b. StinSon Of Burlington We're mar
ried at the CONGREGATIONAL parsonage
"wednesday morning by the Rev. J. *.
EULER After short wedding trip the
'ung couple win reside in johnson
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The funeral OF Cedric. the little son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Billings. will be
held In Stowe to-day at one O'CLOCK. the
Rev. otto s Raspe Of Palmer, Mass.
officiating. irtorment will he made in
Pleasant View cemetery in Morrisvllle. -
The Rev. ana Mrs. W. T. Baker, Mrs
G. f, Smith, Miss May Chase, Mrs. Clay
ton Cornell and Robert Hardy went to
Burlington Wednesday to attend the state
Sunday school convention. James
NJ. Kelley returned from Franklin Mass
Tuesday evening, where she has
visited her son. Maurice Kellev-
Mrs. Morton Cheney OF I.yndonv,lle is
visiting her brother and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T.. Sherman. and father. Jo-
seph Sherman.-Mrs. William Walker
and son. Earl, of Boston. who have
been spending the summer at Crystal
lake in Barton. came Tuesday evening
to make an extended stay with her
sister. Mrs. Alice Reed Mrs Arthur
|. Cheney went to Montreal Wednes-
day to visit her cousin. Mrs. G. W.
MacGowan.--Mre. H. l.. Barrows and
children left Wednesday to Join Mr..
Barrows in their new home In YER
Cennes.-Mr and Mrs. stephen Ieavitt
OF craft eburv are guests of her brother
in-law A. n smith Mt the Corners
r. p Briggs moved Tuesday from the
Tenncv house to tho r. l.. Barrows house
on olive street which he has recently
purchased William Anair went to
Greensboro Wednesday to visit his broth
er. George II. Anair.-At the close OF
the regular meeting Of bamoille Lodge.
Y f. O. P. Tuesday evening social
dance was enjoyed and refreshments were
served. II. a, slayton. G. r. Smith arfl
Mrs. J II Mudgett went TO Bur
rngton Wednesday to attend the
state Sunday School convention
G. p. Wetherhy Of Burlington. G. ".
Stcarns OF Johnson and W. s Soule of
Fairfield were business visitors hero
dnesdaY.--Cement steps are an ad-
ditional Improvement TO the Putfer
Methodist Churc i. Tho wall is COM
pleted for the bungalow which Claud
Fisher will erect this fall. W. I. lie
Baron will have charge Of the work
Five little friends Camc Wednesday
TO help Miss Doris Nancor celebrate
her fourth birthday. The afternoon
was pleasantly passed and refresh
ments were served. Tho table and
dining room We're beautifully decor
ated
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs A. L. Brush was visitor in
johnson over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. 4 -.
NJ. Reynolds are visiting friends in
Greensboro.rlT. A. Hatch of Montreal
has been passing several DAYS at his
home here.--Mrs. W. II. Parker has re-
turned from Fairfield, where she has
spent several weeks with her daughter.
Mrs. S. \. Soule.-Niss Hattie Hopkins
and Mrs Mary Morse went on the ex-
cursion to Boston Tuesday and Mrs
a. ID. Cutting visited In burlington over
Sunday. guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Conroy
Leavens.- Mrs. Byron Holmes of St AL
hans was Il visitor in town over Sun
day.-Mra. II. n. Gray and guest Miss
Kingsley, spent Sunday with Professor
and Mrs. Beebe in Morrisville. Emile
Grenier of Richford Is spending a few
days with his brother A. y. Grenier-
Several from here attended the funeral
of w. H. Griswol1 AT Jeffersonville Sat
urday.--Miss Frieda Hitchcock and Mer-
ton Weston were married October . at
the home of the brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs. f. y. Hitchcock. John Hitchcock
OF Essex Junction was a visitor in town
Monday Mr.. and Mrs VI. u. Young
have been spending several days at his
home in Dcrhy.-Miss Josephine Kings
ley of Worcester, Mass, is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. n. ~ Gray.-Mrs. Naomi
Grswold and family left Monday for
their new home in Barnard, n. Y-Mr.
and Mrs. d. G. Robinson and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Corse visited friends in Hyde
Park Sunday, making the trip by auto
mobile
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Miss Ninnifrcd Richmond went to Roy
alton Saturday for an ovor-Sundav stay
with Mr. ana Mrs. George Laird Miss
Faith Blanchard Of Mortified was in
town SUNDAY with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. !, a. Elanchard.-Mrs. Il. g. Bell
entertained tine Randolph Literary club
at her home on the Highlands Saturday
afternoon A. NJ. Hubbard returned from
Boston Saturday.-W. w sprague has
come from West Chester, Pa. wbera he
has been for several years. bringing with
him his bride, who was a Miss Cooper of
New York State. As soon as his house
is vacated they will take up their resi-
dence here.-Mrs. Beaumel Williams left
Saturday for Boston, Mrs William OF
ford or Hartford Conn Is passing sew
sral days here with relatives. &C harles
nrday lookin. after the building of the
foundation Of the new school building
MIS-. H. l.. Lynch returned from Boston
Friday Miss Lula Rye returned 10 her
work rs attendant al the Waterbury Re
treat on Saturday and Mrs. Emma West
ANA c. f. West of Waterbury. who had
also been guests Of Nh, and AIRS r. p
Rve, returned to their home Mrs. Lewis
lunhan two children and Mrs George
VINO have been in - Adams for two
weeks. returned Saturday.--Mrs J. p
clifford went to Barton Saturday and
with her mother will so to Boston for
two weeks, returning here about Novem-
her-H, r. Boil has rented OF Victor
Spear his house on Randolph avenue
for one year. Mr. and Mrs Smear x.ll
remain at the Center this winter with
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WINDSOR COUNTY
BETHEL.

AFRO Lamson. a former resident If tuis
town, who owned the place where Samuel
Jebb now lives, died Thursday morning
at his home in Ro'a'ron following = shocp
sustained on Monday H. Is survived pS
his wife and by son, Gle 1amson. Tn,
funeral was held Saturday ar Two
O'Clock, y. Ice Cady directing and the
Rev j Wesley Miller officiating. Bura
was in North Royaltpn cemetery.
At the annual meeting Of Bethe
Branch, International sunshine society
last week 80 persons were present anl
the following officers elected: Presi.
dent. Mrs. Frederick smart: vice.
president. Mrs. c. K Dunham score.
tary and treasurer, Mrs Ella Kidder.
The friends OF Mrs Henri W Pres.
ton, who is making a good recovery
at the Mary Fletcher hospital from "A
critical operation, gave her large
card shower Monday for her birthday
anniversary.-Dr. f. c. Bullard and
family of Jamestown. r. I. are guests
at c. f. Mobiles. DIR. Billiard having
come to Vermont as delegate from
the Rhode Island Medical association
to the convention IN Burlington Sat-
urdays football game resulted in h
victory on the home grounds for Whit-
comb high school over Woodstock
high school, by score of to 3. There
was good attendance and the gama
was one Of the best ever played here.
Guy Boyce made the touchdown for
Bethel and Fred Burrell kicked ths
goal that won the game.-Ernest 4.
Sargent of Woodsville, who was in
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TAFT SCHEDULE
GOES To SMASH
Mishaps to Engines Pulling the
Special Cause Delays and
Unexpected Stops.

Ogden, Utah. oct lS-Presidont Tan
broke his long Journey from Los Anseles
10 Butte Mont with a IS minute stop
here late to-day Afterward he made
other stops At Brigham City and Logan.
The presidential schedule went 10 smash
to-day and it will be ten o'clock to-
morrow instead Of seven when the Presi-
dent reaches Butte. Unexpected stops in
southern California late yesterday first
threw the schedule off Then followed
mishap to one of the engines pulling the
train through the desert last night
causing a delay that could not De made
up.
Governor Spry and Senator Smoot
OF Utah accompanied by col d. 9.
Jaokling of Salt Lake city, met the
President at the Utah line this morn
ing and went as far as Logan with
him Tonight. with no scheduled
stops up to SO this afternoon the
day was one of the least eNeutful VI
the tlip. Its most interesting de-
Velopment was the announcement that
the President had decided to extend
his travels by two weeks or more and
would not he hack in Washing on un-
III after November 10.
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L. V. Brown Of .Craftsbury. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. W. Eaton. Mr. and Mrs. James Wake
field, Miss Lena Lane, Charles Tinker
Miss Bernice Kellogg, c. c. Lamphrre
of Worthwhile. Mrs. c. o. Blake and
daughters of Hyde Park. Charles Wolcott
Of johnson and Mrs. j. ). Blake Of North
Hyde Park
Albert Laundry has purchased tho house
vacated by Mr.. Trayon.-E. II. stone Is
covering the roof of the hotel-Gladys
Stearns of johnson is visiting Miss Rand
Scion Hutchins and a friend are tenting
upon tho north road and hunting. Mrs.
Bacon is quite poorly.-Bertha George
Of Albany has been visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan.--C. c. Baker has
finished his piece of State road and now
mas an order to pull the bushes between
the state road and the Mills.-The annual
meeting Of the Dorcas society will he
held October q
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MORRISVILLE.

Tho 37th annual convention Of the Yer
mont State w. {. r. L. closed its meet
lngs Friday evening The program for
Thursday and Friday was carried out
with but little change, the afternoon of
Friday being devoted to department re-
ports and various items of business with
II discussion of the question. is Yer
mont Rendy for State wide Prohibition2'
The sentiment expressed by all present
was affirmative The following officers
were elected. Honorary president, Mrs.
Ida II. Reed large
Mrs. Elizabeth II. Lund; editor OF Yer
mont Home Guards, Mrs. Clara A. East
man of Wells River; State musical direct
or, Miss Grace Prior Union Signal report
er Mrs. Abbic a. Wyman General on
Gers; President. Mrs GratiA T.. David
SOM corresponding secretary, Airs Al. l..
Plerson, recording secretary Mrs Ellen
r.. Turner; treasurer, Mrs. f. Mead Den
ny; auditor, Mrs, Alice NJ Richardson,
aecretaiy Young peoples branch Miss
sadie Elrick of SWantun; assistant, Mis-
Elsie Hea,e state organizer, Miss Elsie
20 90 held q, Milwaukee. first district
Miss Grace Prior MorrisvAle, and Nil.
i9Sic Fea,e. S~ant"n; altcruatc... Mrs
ArAe;te lalmelec and Mrs Phoebe Emo
az Vast Charlotte; second district.
Mas Florn A Guild Newport.
nnd Miss Add,c }lakelcv. Barre.
alternates, Mrs Eva Iiazen ol
Windsor aY' Mrs. Flora Ric>cv. barre
scyeOt; eight Isnsrs wa. raised for
state work,
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

a. V. Flanders has sold his property
in West Derby to W. A. Scott, who will
take immediate possession. Mr., Flanders
will move to "a Second street and J. f.
Massey. who now occupies the tenement
will move 10 16 Eastern avenue, which
Mr.. Scott will lesve.-George Herrlck,
who has been seriously III with pneu-
monia, is reported as improving II. q.
Blanchard who has been attending the
postmasters convention in Boston re-
turned Saturday. Miss L. z. Sessions is
in town in the interest Of the Kurn tIa:-
tin Home-P. y. Clark has moved his
family to Boston, where they will re-
side.-H. g Clark f. playing the pipe
organ AZ the Congregational Church i'm
the absence of Miss Maud Hurst-Mrs
A, a. Bishop, who has been in a serious
condition, is reported a improved.
The Passumpsic Telephone company
are strlnging new cable on Main street
and North avenue and will discard the
underground wires, which were purchas-
ed from the Peoples company, The CEN
trail exchange will be moved to tho En-
change Block, where the business offices
Of the company are now sitGatcd.-Mr.
ana Mrs r. +. Spauldng and daught-
err Claude. left last week for points In
Oregon and California, where they will
pass the winter,-Mr. and Mrs. John r,
AKIN are visiting in Arlington, y. j.,
Tor few days-James Williamson, OF
ST. Johnsbury is visiting his parents, Mr.
ana Mrs c. J. Williamson, and Mrs,
hchard Waters have moved from u
coventry street to % Coventry street
T. r. Young, who has been confined to
MS ped for some time, is reported a. Inn
proved Ia health. Mrs + NJ. sherman
IN" ahuehter Alice. left last week for
["ssaueha' Cal. where hey will pass
'ne "ih'et Ralph NJ Huch Of Boston
PASSED Ihe week end with his parents,
Nh ana MIS- Erastu, Back
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WAITSFIELD.

\ linen shower was given Miss Maude
Royce lnst Thursday evening in the par
10y Of the Methodist Episcopal Church -
Mr.. and Mrs. q. 9. Eaton are in Port
land Me. 10 attend the wedding of their
daughter, Miss Lena Bushnell and Wal
ter +. Jones of this town. which took
place Wednesday noon.-Mrs Robinson
and niece, May Kew. OF Franconia. " II
ar" visiting friends and relatives in town.
- Mrs. V d. Griffith went 70 Montpelier
Wednesday,, where she underwent a. ser
S'caI operation.-Clarenc Fielder has
purchased an Oakland Automobile Mr.
ana Mrs. j l.. Baird and D. r. Skinner
ana daughter, Esther, went on the excur-
sion to Roston last Week.-Mrs. Louise
Folsome. who has been very i'll with an
p"ndicitis in Morrisvlle. goes this week
to the Mary Fletcher hospital for an
operation
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EDEN.

MISS MIRA Minnettn Blake oldest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs r. g. Blake
was married at ono O'Clock Saturday 10
Leo a, Gould OF Morrisvillc. The cerc-
muny was performed at tho brides home
IN Eden by the Rev. ". T. Baker OF
MorTisville Congregational Church ,rhe
Episcopal ring service was used The
hrldo entered the parlor on the arm ~
her father. The wedding march cas
played by Miss Marion Blake. sister op
tho bride. The best man was Ror.r n
Blake, brother OF the bride. and Mtes Jo,,
a. Gould, sister OF the groom. Was ~.
maid.of honor The par.or and dirins
room were prcttily decorated with ever
greens and autumn leaves, the bridal
party standing under the arch of green
The bride was plettilv gowned in whitc
with bolero Of silk embroidery ana she
carried white roses The maid of honor
was dressed In light blue crepe de chine
and carried pnk roses An aisle was
made Dy ropes OF eversreens carried by
two little girls, lrcn, Atwen and Anna
shower After the ceremony refreshments
We're served in the dining room hy Misses
Marion and Ruth Blake, assisted by
tf"da Nhlttemorc and Dorothy Collins.
All the attendants were dTes>e ed in blue
Mr.. aud Mrs. could left iOr short we'd
ms rip and win he at home to their
friends after November J. The pirts Of
china, silver ana furniture were numer-
Gus ana handsome. Among those from
out OF town 10 attend the Wedding were
Mr., ana Mrs, George q. Gould of Morris
vile, Mr. and Mrs W, NJ, Farr Of Rris-
tot Clam Gould of Braitlchoro. Miss
Gertrude brigham of 81, Johnshury, Miss
Lou A. Gould of Barre. Miss Jessie
Rogers Ridell of Portland orc, AIR and
Mrs, Howard Skinner and Mr.. and Mrs