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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-03
LOWELL.

Ara Pope has returned from the Royal
Victoria hospital much benefited by his
operation. Miss Ceina Generous has also
returned-The Rev. and Mrs. H. c. Tit
temore and daughter went to Franklin
Saturday to visit fricnds.-J. r. Silsby of
Adams has rented II. o. Hines" house.
Mrs. Mary Mitchell. wife of Lewis Gotta,
died at her home Sunday. aged 63 years.
The funeral vas held Wednesday morning
from the st. Ignatius Church, Rev Fr.
Lavigne officiating. Mr.. and Mrs George
Webster are in canada.-Mrs. Daniel
Adams has sold her farm to Herbert
Chase. Possession was given October /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Sargent Of Bos-
ton are visiting at the home of his father.
r. $. Sargent.-Mrs Juan Burnett and
sons of Norfolk. Conn, are visiting at
the home of her brother, 4. 4. Burton
Miss Lulu Messer has gone to New
Haven, Conn, to stay with her grand
mother. Mrs. Messcr, this winter Joseph
Sheltra moved Monday to the farm owned
by his brother. simeon Sheltra. Will
Riley of Montgomery Center will occupy
the house vacated by Mr.. Sheltra Harry
Snider has sold his farm to Eli Taylor
of Coventry.-M r. T.. Field and son
are in Cornish. y. He. l.. Derusha
went to Middlesex Thursday to take
charge of creamery
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WEsTFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wright of Regina
Sask, came Monday to visit at the home
OF his father. q. =. Wright, and at w.
o. Wrights.-Mrs. Charles ElkIns of
North Troy is also spending the week
with them.-Mrs. Almon Clark. who has
been Ill, Is improving. Guy and uarold
Farman and the Rev. NJ w Farman
have been III with colds DIR. Young sue
cumbed to cold and overwork Tuesday
and is III in bcd.--At the last meeting of
the Ladies' Auxiliary society it was vot-
ed TO pay $40 on the minister's salary .-
Mrs. Joseph Goddard is spending a few
weeks In Newport with her daughters -
Miss Mildred Bell was at home from the
Newport high school accompanied by
Miss Eliza beth Wood.-Louis and Bell and
Lee Miller were at home from ST. Johns
bury Academy over Sunday.-Mr Greer
has sold his place on the North Hill I,
n party in Troy. taking farm on thu
East road, Troy, in exchange.--Mr. Wa
terhouse has finished work for the Col
umbia creamery and gone to Springfield
Mass.
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WATERVILLE.

Mrs. Frank Chase and daughter arr
spending the week with her daughter
Mrs. Frank Norris. at Bakersfield-Mr
Ira Bigford of Fletcher spent the past
week with the Rev. and Mrs. j. H. Wills.
-- Mr. Kingsbury is visiting at the Noun
tain Spring Hotel FOR the week.-George
II. Beard left Monday for Montpelier,
where he has an appointment in the sar-
gent-at-arns office during the session of
the Legislature. Irwin Brown has gone
to Greensboro, where he has work at his
trade.-Mr. and Mrs. Ovitt OF Richford
spent Saturday and Sunday with bel
mother Mrs. Andrew Robinson.--Mrs
George Johnson OF Kansas City, Miss.
spent the past week with her daughter
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NORTHFIELD.

Mrs. James Dohcny died at an earl
hour Wednesday. Sept. %. al her hon
on King street. Besides her lusbanI
she leaves five sons, the Rev. PatriI
Doheny OF Bristol and Edward, Da}
iel. James and John. and three daugl
ters, Mary, Margaret and Kathlee
Funeral services were held from
Johns Church Friday morning at
o'clock.-The Rebekah district NEE
ing is to be held VITA Social lodge
this place on October IS. The exc
cises will be held in Armory hall.
the Oil Fellows hall is not larI
to be put on by Ivy lodge of Mon
pelier in exemplifying the degree.
William IT. Pope has bought the Fer
farm in district seven in RoXbury a'
has taken possession.
Miss Mae +. Morrill,, oldest daught
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank f.. Morrill,, a
Ralph w, Newcomb y. L. 10, were m;
ried al the Congregationalist Church 81
day noon at the close of the morni
service. the Rev. j. b. Sargent bel
the officiating clcrgyman.-Helen
Il
nual vacation and is spending some til
in central New York.
Local Forecaster W. A. Shaw repol
mean temperature for September of
degrees. which is one degree above t
| FORMAL for the month. The highest "
| 70 degrees on the Attn, and the lowest W
, 30 degrees, on the 30th. The greatest da
| range was "a degrees, on the 18th, a
| the least daily range was degrees
the md. The precipitation amounted
3.94 inches. the normal for the NOR
being 276 inches. The prevailing wi
was from the south, the total moveme
4,325 miles, the average hourly velocity
miles, and the maximum velocity - mi
| per hour. from the north on the -
| The month was made up of four Gle
| nine partly cloudy and Il cloudy da
Rain in quantity sufficient to measl
fell on IS days. A solar halo was not
on the sth. Cog on the 9Th. Eth, 18TH |!
and Goth, thunderstorms on the 9TH. 10
18th and 10Th light frosts on the 18th, .
and 18th, and a heavy frost on the 3Oth
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was found about six O'Clock by WIZ
Shearer. who was on his way to world
Montpelier Junction. The Italian was }
ployed by +. Negroni of Barre and
two weeks had been unable to work
cause of extreme nervousness. He lea
a mother in Italy. The body was tn \
to Barre Thursday afternoon for burial
Clarence Goodcil Of Woodbury. Is to
placed in the state hospital at Waterb|
for observation as to his sanity. He
charged with open and gorss lev
ness. r. II. McNulty of Wat
bury, charged with obtaining MOI
for hedgehog bounties under ia
pretenses. has been released in 800 b
furnished by f.. H. Gabre-
Charles Bryant. aged - years, son
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bryant. was STR
by the automobile of f. j. Marshall I
day night and seriously injured. The
was playing with other youngsters Z
ran In front of the auto on State str
, near the Pavilion. Mr.. Marshall, who ,
accompanied by his wife, attempted
/ avoid the boy but the mudguard gra
his side, knocking him unconscious. ;
! urday two consultations were held am
Is feared an operation will be necess
as the symptoms indicate crushing or
Grafton of one of the kidneys.
One of the two new passenger engi
for the Montpelier & Wells River r
road has arrived from the American lc
motive shops at Manchester. y. II
will be used on the through passen
service.
Douglas. Narnum & Gilnllan Of
Johnsbury have sent gang Of 20 labor
t. Webstervile and will begin this "
the construction Of the extension Of
Barre railroad.
In Washington county court Tues
afternoon the iury.in tn" alienation E
Of Everett \. Morse against Otis Il. l.
renee returned a verdict of 81 and go
after about "A hours consideration of
case. Morse sued for $1,000.
The engine used on the Central Vern
passenger train between this city
Barre and the Barre shifting EN-
came together Tuesday in the !
and both were thrown off the track
badly smashed. No one was hurt. The
gineers could not see each other one
CINE sideswiped the other
Washington county court took up
consideration of State cases yesterC
the first case being that of state aga
Intoxicating liquor, A. Blanco, keepe
Waterbury case. No defense was mi
Jury retired at 12:15 and at 3:l5 retur
a verdict of guilty and F}anco was pla
in county Jail to await sentence.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Miss Georgia Bailey spent Sunday ut
her home in Jolinson.-IIcnry Huber Of
N.rgcnncs Is visiting his father for a
few days.-Miss Della Briggs of Burning
ton spent Sunday with her mother Mrs.
y. ID. Willcy.-Mrs. George Marsh of
Watcrvilc is visiting her sister. Mrs a.
K. iabounty.-F. H. Gee of Putney has
been visiting his daughter at c. \. La
bounty's fen a few days.-M, and Mrs.
r. y. Smile of tnderhill spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. y Kaymore. Mrs.
clifford Dodge has Joined her husband
in Montpclicr.-Mrs. Bertha Curtis has
moved into the parsonage for the win
t.r.-Mrs. George Gaines of F.nOSburc
Falls is visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. W. II. Lang. j. Gates was a
visitor IN burlington Tuesday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Morgan of Richmond Were
in town Wednesday.
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WoLCOTT.

Lillis LuZada and mother, who have
been spending the summer at Sugar
Hill, n. H., have jamin
Denton is in Plattsbureh, ~ V, on
business. and Mrs, j. w. Porter
attended the camp meeting at stowe
Friday,-Mrs T. y. Ransom is visit
ing her sister in Hardwick.-M. Coanut
is attending the camp meeting In
StOwe.-Mrs. Davis and sister, Mrs.
Franklin, are visiting their brother in
Stowe.---Mrs. Georgia Morse Of Morris
vile Is in town.-The summer train
known as the Hyde Park made it's last
trip for the season Saturday.-The
mail train west will run on the winter
schedule at 5:5C p. M The other trains
will run nearly as before
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DERBY.

Mrs. r.. q. silver and family have re-
turned to East Orange. n. j.. for the
winter.-Miss Ella Lamb of Boston is Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. Paul Normandin -
Ray Henley has moved from his place on
Charleston road that. he sold to william
Rust, to West Derby.--T. Clapper has
moved from the Durgin house to Newport
where he has work.-Don Percy Is able to
he out after being confined to the house
with broken leg, Miss Dora Smith, who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Bert
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visit to her uncles, Edwin X. Bigelow.
and other Stowe friends the first of the
week, arriving Sunday morning and leav-
ing Monday morning.-1ra Murrin Is en-
pertaining his sisters, Mrs. Charlotte Bige-
low, and Mrs. Theodosia Clair. this week
at his home on Sunset street.-At the
meeting Of Mansfield Mountain Grange
Saturday evening the Peake Sisters en-
tertainment was carried out. 1t was vot-
ed to hold the second meeting of each
month in the evening. Ned French is con-
fined with sprained ankle.--Mrs. w. A.
Aldrich and daughter Miss Louise. have
returned from West Burke. Miss Aldrich
goes Tuesday to Essex Junction, where
she has employment.-Mr Mary Sher-
bert has begun extensive improvements
and repairs on the interior of her house
on Main street.
The hour of the progressive meeting
should have read eight o'clock in the
evening instead of three In yesterdays
the summer in stowe. went to Burlington
Wednesday on her way to her home with
her sister Mrs. Whitney. in Round Lake.
n. W. G. Bashaw has begun extensive
repairs and improvements on the house
|
Mrs. s. II. Warren is seriously III with
l5right's disease at her home on Bridge
street.-At a meeting of the executive
committee of the Stove Old Home Week
association with Mrs. Eunice Pottle Mon
day evening, the following committees
were appointed: Membership. Mrs. Ver-
non wilkins, Mrs. Eunicc Pottle George
T.. Fowler. Mrs. Carrie T.. Straw. Mrs.
Alice Lovejoy. A. r. Straw; to arrange
for play Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Straw, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ G. 1ovejoy Mr. and Mrs. O.
T.. Luce Mrs. NJ. a. Jenncy, Mrs. G. L.
Mcmahon: to arrange for maple sugar tc
he served on snow. &. l.. Mcmahon, G. II
Chaplin. w. r. Slayton, H. q. Fuller; pro-
vide the snow II. T.. Jcnney and a. X
Straw-A G. Dickey of Watertown
Mass. Is visiting his daughter. Mrs
clarence Bcnnett-Edwin r. Bigclow was
in Burlington Wednesday, Mrs. Mary A
Jcnney returned Wednesday from a bust
ness trip to Boston.-Thc high school boy!
have organized Il basketball team with
Mark Ploof, captain. Edwin Smalley. man
ager. and Carroll Wheeler, treasurer.
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HYDE PARK.

The repairs on the Hyde Park electric
light plant are completed and this village
Is now using its own lights and power,
after renting the same Of Morrisville Tor
a year.--Mrs. L T. Stevens has returned
to Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Leach
spent Sunday at their camp Mt Mallctts
Bay. They had for their guests Miss
Blond Seymour, Mr.. Norton and Mr.. and
Mrs Alden of this place. Col. n. +. Brig
ham of Bakersfield was In town Satur-
iday.-Bejamln Lilley of Sheldon was In
town Saturday.-The final hearing in the
Charles Blow Insolvency case was held
before referee Mcfarland Saturday
Mrs. Il. e. Costlow and sons. who have
been visiting here. have returned to
Massachusetts. The winter railroad timo
table went into effect Monday. Mr.. and
Mrs. q. Is. Foss and Mr. and Mrs. Pres-
ton Fairbanks were in Newport Satur-
day-Misscs Winnie and Rose Rooney
spent Sunday at Fairfax.-Fred Leslie and
Joseph O'Dell were in town Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Sanford of South
Orange. n. j., and Mrs. T.. NJ. Roulledge
Of Georgevile, p. O., were visitors here
Saturday.
Elmer Whitcomb has returned from the
| w mite ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS waite, ~ w
Hulburd, r. s. Page are among those al
| Montpelier to see the opening of fine
Legislature. Erwin Lilley and his sons
spent Sunday at ardwick.-Professol
Putler, who superintendent the putting ir
OF the electrical work at the plant. ha!
gone to Barton on similar job.-'rht
CONGREGATIONAL Church Is being painted
+. d. rrndle of Essex Junction was ii
town Monday.-Clarence Parker Is clerk
ing at Strong & Goddards Curing the alb
sence of the senior partner at Montpelier
Neil Crowell and Archie Pratt have
gone to a Lowell. Mass, business college
Cyrus Parker Of Brighton, Mass.
resident here 20 years ago, Is visiting II
this place.-The DEMO mill has completed
their seasons cut of logs. the largest II
ts history. at the Congre
gatonal Church next Sunday morning.
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JOHNSON.

Mrs Mable Iawley Of Jeffersonvlle is
caring for her aunt, Mrs. Arthur Pike
Representative Jose and Senator Sherwn
left for Montpelier Tuesday w. NJ. A. j.
Saleeby entertained about 81 members of
Waterman Lodge of Masons at their last
regular communication.-Mrs Carrie
Written has moved in with Mrs. Matte
Baker for the winter.-Mrs. II. W. Scott
is AT the Fanny Allen hospital for treat
ment, also her niece, DR.. SCOTS daughter.
Charles Whiting is employed in the tale
mine AS Is also Albert lAmbert.-Those
who went to Worcester for treatment
have returned and all except Mrs. Arthur
Pike are much improved in health.-Her-
bert Chappel is moving from the Minoot
house to rooms in II. II. Royce's house on
Railroad street.
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JEFFERsONv1LLE.

Mrs. Charles Miner. who spent sew
eral months at the nome of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jacques. has
gone to Barrc.-Mrs. Fred Jacques has
gone to spend several days in Barre.
j. w Green sold ais household
goods at public auction Saturday. lie
expects soon to return to Lodi, Cal
where he VIII make his homc.-NIiss
Jennie Trick of Burlington is tho
guest of her sister, Mrs. Clayton
Scott w. Green has rented his
farm to A. u. Rugg for five years.
The social event of the season was
the meeting of the Jeffersonville
Cemetery ASSOCIATION October at the
home of Mrs Marion Griswold The
business meeting was hell in the
Afternoon, and the gentlemen and
visitors came in the evening. Among
those in attendance from out of town
were Mrs. Julia Styles of Tnderhill,
Mrs. Dora Atwood of Johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Leighton from the state Of
Washington and Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Green from Lodi, Cal. Dinner was
Wood is seriously i'll at his home on
|
| Friday evening the business men o!
| Jacksonville, Cambridge and Watervile
together with a number of commercial
travellers, were entertained at a cOmpli.
lmentary banquet given by Landlord r
ID. Pond at the Hotel Melendy. Covers
were laid for fifty and during the ban
lquet hour a concert was given by Les
sor's orchestra of Burlington. NJ. ID
Young was the POSTMASTER and tn.
following toastS We're responded to: The
High Cost of Living" with remarks BY
X. Il. Thomas. DR.. G. n. Newton and
Dr. G. Il, Maurice; The Increase OF
Prosperity Noted in Customers durinl
My Business Experience H. y. Gray
1.-THE Lumber Industry" G. -. Griswolt
land \. l.. Laraway; The Hotel MS thu
lTravellng Man Secs It," A. +. Warren
l.. S. Dow and J. G. Reed: "A Hote
Mans Life" r. j. Pond: Natural Re
sources of the Stat" of Vermont" tn,
Rev. II. T.. Harmed. The affair was N
innovation for this section and was
heartily enjoyed. AT the close the com
pany expressed its appreciation will
three rousng cheers and . tiger for Land
lord Pond
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ORLEANS COUNTY
GREENSBORO.

In the Wednesday morning fire in the
large farm barn on the Melvin place.
owned by Miller ana Kaiser. the cows and
horses We're gotten out, four hogs and "A
lot of poultry being lost. also 100 tons OF
hay. large silo and a lot of farm ma.
chinery, wagons tools etc. We're burned
The loss Is about 5000 and insurance
amounts to about $2,OOO.-Samuel L.dd
and Mrs. Sarah Cutler were married Tues
day by the Rev, s. +. Achenback.
Rev.. q. II. Lukins preached at the Pres
hyterian Church Sunday.-Mrs. NJ l.,
Noonan returned to Chicago Wednesday
and her sister, Miss Dorothy Porter, ac-
COmpanied her
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Mrs. N. w. Fisk and Mrs Clapp spent
Tuesday in st. Adams with Mrs. Edward
Curtis Smith.-Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Fleury of st. Adams spent Sunday in
town.-Miss Amanda Hill went to Bur
lington Monday to enter the high school.
Ernest Naylor Is home from RouseS
Point.-Several Of the farmers have sold
their apples. The buyers In town are
John Nix & Co., of New York, Mr.. Hay
worth Of Peru. y. Y, Weber d Son
of New York, and a Montreal firm-The
apple crop in town is very large and
very fine
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CRAFTSBURY.

Mrs, J. ID. Leavitt underwent an oper-
alton for tumor Sept. 25.-J. N. Pat
terson visited Mrs Patterson In the Mary
Fletcher hospital Sunday,-Anna Renfrew
or Peacham Is visiting her aunt, Mrs
~ Renfrew-J. Robbins lost his fore
ringer up to the middle joint In the gear
OF separator Thursday, -Leota Stratton
Is IN Hardwick.-The Rev, John Chamber
lain preached In the Methodist Episcopal
thurch Sunday morning.-Alden Twiss
and family are occupying the Kier tene-
ment'-harvey Philbrooks and son have
rented the basement of H. W. Bishops
store and put In a feed store.
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ENOSBCRG.

Much corn Is still standing and "A frost
or freeze Is feared, as in some localities
Ice formed Sunday night-The Rev. Nell
son Yates, returned missionary from
the Island of F'ormosa, Is visiting his cou-
sin. Mrs. Minnie Yates. and other rela-
tives in town.-The Woman's Home Mis-
sionary society of the congregational
Church Will meet with Mrs. A. J. Orr
to-day at two o'clock. Mrs. Orr, leader
of the meeting; subject. Where Mission
a rjes ahOr'
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

Dominica Giacherio OF Barre. aged about
As years was run over and killed near the
Central Vermont railway station Thurs
day morning by the Barre passenger train
on it's way to Barre after meeting the
northbound sleeper AT 3l5, The accident
occurred about four o'clock and the body
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
GRAND ISLE.

The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs S.
s. Griswold for supper Thursday
many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Briggs spent an enjoyable evening Sep
tember at their home, the Island Villa,
the occasion being their 10th wedding an
niversary. Dancing and games were en-
joyed.-The foundation Is being laid for
the new Grange hall.-Victor Hulburt has
returned from New York, after spend
ing a week with friends.
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WATERBURY.

Miss Florence Morse has g0Ij
to New Jersey to spend the viii
ter with her sister. Mrs &. A. Eat
tles-J II. Daniels has rented TIL
first floor tenement in tie house own
ed bv G r. Clark on Elm streets
: Foster il here from 81. JohnsburI
loolsi,g ,f,ar his Mace. He reports thI
corditiop of Mrs Foster as steadilI
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Edward II. Frye. C.onologiSt of Boston,
will present THE Man from Home" at
the town hail tomorrow evening at eight
o'clock.-The annual harvest supper given
by the ladies of the Baptist Church Will
be held tomorrow evening in the church
vestry.-The regular meeting of the Mary
l.. Ketcham Circle of Kings Daughters
will be held tomorrow afternoon at two
o'clock--A new iron watering trough re-
Gently purchased by the town has been
placed on Center street.-The ladies'
Aid society of the Congre gational Church
will hold rummage sale Saturday in
the vacant store next to 7. &. Spooners
drug store, beginning at nine O'Clock and
continuing through the day. Those who
have articles to contribute should have
them ready Friday afternoon. whe,. seams
will cal.-Miss Maud MeacS-:1l returned
yesterday from two weeks vacation
spent in Enosburg Falls and orwell.
Miss Carolina Bishop. who has been i'll,
is improving.-A. l.. Bourne of Boston Is
visiting his daughter Mrs. Charles T..
Beals at the Congregational parsonage
\ regular communication of st. Pauls
Lodge. No. %, f. & y. NJ, will he held in
Masonic hall tomorrow evening at $50
o'clock. There will be work in the second
ldegree.-AIiss Lottie Baker has returned
from Burlington. where she went with
her sister. Miss Della Baker. who is re-
| ceiving medical treatment at the Mary
| Fletcher hospital
| The Rev William g. Leonard Is In
Roston.-The Rev. r. y. Washburne will
give an address Sunday evening in the
Methodist Church on General William
| u nj
| logical survey has returned to Washing
! ton. II. c., after a few days in town.
The Rev. J. S. Arnold has gone to
Poughkeepsie. y. " where he will re-
,de.-Mrs Maria Capen and Mrs. Mary
Slason went yesterday to New York for
a few days-Mrs. f. L. Sumner an
rounces the engagement of her daughter.
| Roxy f., TO Ray \. Sturtevant of Spring
field, Mass Frank II. Stone of Salisbury
and Miss Elizabeth Paige of Middlebury
we're married Tuesday morning at the
Methodist parsonage by the Rev. r. H..
| Washhurne. Mr. and Mrs. Stone Will
reside in Linoln.-Mr. and Mrs. W. +.
| Paige, who have occupied the ii. r. Bis
sell house on Park street for several
months, have returned to the Brandon
| Inn.-Carl William Mellen, son of Mr..
and Mrs, Oscar Mellen, died at the L.
:. naval training school in Newport, r. l.,
Monday. September D. He was 10 years
of age. The funeral will be held to-day
at l:sO o'clock from the home of his par
ents. the Rev r. II. Washburne officiat-
lng-Mr and Mrs. Joseph Kahn of De-
troit, Mich, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Woodruff.-The will be a dance
this evening AT the Brandon Inn.-Mrs \.
r. Sprague Misses Ruth Sprague and
! Estrlla Hicks were In town Yesterday
after several weeks at Thompson's Point.
The Woman's Auxiliary OF st. Thomas 5
Episcopal Church will meet at Mrs, e. D.
| hlackwcls Friday afternoon ut three
O'Clock to elect delegates to the Vermont
branch of Woman's Auxiliary to be held
at Woodstock October S and .
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Richie, has returned to her home In
Pennsylvania.-Miss Ethel Holt was unit
cd In marriage Sept % to Harley II.
Bly, of Charleston, the Rev. o. j. Ander-
son officIating.-Clarence Pratt is i'll at w.
N. Hopkinsons where he has been at
work some time. His mother is caring
for him.--James Mcneil, who has been Ill,
went last week to hospital In Sher-
brooke Quo