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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Mrs Eva Newton and daughter. Laura.
of St. Adams visited relatives In this
village Saturday. and Sunday returning
to their home Monday.-Thc Episcopal
Sunday school had their annual picnic
at Iiighgate Springs Wednesday, July %.
About 30 from this town and Bakersfield
attended. Mrs. Margaret Tierney has ex-
hibited a beautiful cactus in her yard for
a few days past, The catcus has about
100 bright scarlet blossoms and is very
pretty sieht.-A party was given Miss
Agnes Mitchell Monday night, July o.
it being the 10th anniversary OF her birth
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

L. p Mendham and two daughters, and
Miss 1ngal of New York are at Blue
bird camp.-Mr. and Mrs. De Bruyn
Hops of New York passed the weekend
at I3luebird camp.--Mrs. Burton Stearns
and son, Donald, have returned to her
home in ST. Paul, MINI, she was accom-
panied by her mother Mrs. NJ. j. Olds.-
Mr.. and Mrs +. n. Oviatt, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Young, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Larock
and Miss Gladys Larock have retuned
from Lake Carmi, Franklir.-The Rev. G..
]. Peterson with a party of boys are in
camp at Lake rarmi, Franklin.-Mrs. T..
s. Bosue is visiting in Richford for
few DAYS.
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FAIRFAX.

Mrs. Lornelia Gilbert and daughter
Charlotte of St. Paul, MINI. are in town
visiting relatives and friends Mrs Persis
Ballard spent Friday and Saturday in
St Adams Her sister, Mrs, Samuel
Crown, accompanied her home to remain
few days.-Mrs. Emery Brown of St
Adams is the guest of Mrs. Winona Taft
and Mrs. r. G. Ballard.--C. :. Howard
and family start Thursday for two
weeks stay at Queen City Park.-Mrs
Marjorie Prentss of St. Adams is visit
Ing her aunt. Mrs. S. II. Phelps-Candi-
dates for free tuition and teachers
certificates are notified that these ex-
amnations will be held August IS and H..
at Fairfax, Georgia and Westford central
schools. There will be a summer school
beginning August at y. II. for the
benefit of those who failed In the spring
examinations. All who plan to attend,
please notify the superintendent at
once.
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GRAND ISLE.

The Ladies' Aid to have Its annual sale
August 8. supper will be served. also
ice cream and cake In the afternoon The
lawn social at Nantne's was well attend
ed, about SIS being realized.
Roberts. Jr. Albert s. lockwood and
Carol II. Brewster the latter descend
ent of Governor Brewster, first governor
of Massa chusetts. all attorneys, have left
their camp Wollapooloh and returned to
New York city.-Mr. and Mrs. Blackwood
are the parents of a daughter.-Mr. and
Mrs Harold Phelps have son.
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FRANKLIN.

A. d. Whitney spent Sunday in North
field with his son, Dr. II. A. Whitney.
Misses Louisa Raymo and Mildred Geno,
are visiting in Barre.-Mildred Powell is
visiting in Morrisville, Jeffersonvlle and
East Fairfield Frank Manley returned
from Cuderhill Center Saturday night
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. d. V.
Yates reccntly.-Miss Ruth Hopkins was
In Burlington over Sunday. with her
mother. who is at the Mary Fletcher
hospital-John Bolio has been in Worces-
ter the past week. called there by the i'll
ness of his father, Isadore Bolio
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HYDE PARK.

At the democratic Lamoille county
convention here Saturday the follow
ing ticket was nominated: Senator.
Levi Smile of Cambridge; assistant
judges, George McAllster of stow.
Homer Peck of Johnson; States at
torney, F. p. Collins of Eden; judge Of
probate. F.. c. White of Hyde Park;
sheriff, George f.. Town of Norris
Vile: high hailff, Eugene Wells Of
Waterville. The Judge of proh3te, and
sheriff are the republican nominees
and the democrats. as they did two
years ago, endorse them. Dr. Barrows
of Stowe was the presiding officer and
James Kelley of Morrisville the secre-
tary. There was an attendance of
about so. Remarks were made by Mr..
Taylor of Philadelphia and several
others.-The Rev c. S. Hagar Of AL
bany, n. Y. who Is in this place on
vacation. preached at st. Johnsbury
Sunday.-H. r. Montague Of Texas
spent Sunday here.--A Camp Fire
Girls Club with Miss Emily Hulburd
as matron, has been organized here
with 10 members.-The Boy Scouts
were in camp from Saturday until
Monday.-Joseph Ladeau of Massa.
chusetts is visiting his brother.-Clem-
ent F. Smith of Morrisville and ".
G. Jones of Johnson were in this
place Monday.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
NORTH HERO

Mr.. and Mrs. Custer Knight and family
and Miss Hilda Allstrin Of Merose. Mass,
returned to their homes Saturday, al ter
having spent three weeks at the home of
Mr.. knights father. o. p. Knight, and
brother. w. T.. Knight Miss Esther
Bacon of Elmore Is visiting at the home
of F. W. Knight.-Most of the farmers
are still busy haying.-O. b. Knight went
Saturday to Sheburne to spend few
days with his brother, F.. A. Knight
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ENOSBURG.

DR.. and Mrs, Perry OF West Rutland
who have been the guests for several days
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nradenburgh at the par
sonage, left for their home Monday. They
came by automobile. Miss Emily Fryer
OF Montreal came Monday for stay of a
few weeks with Mrs s. p. Stevens.-Mlss
Myrtle Hopkins returned to her home
Sunday.-Mrs. Morris Woodward and Mrs
Vradenburgh went Monday to Montreal
TO SEQ Mrs. Harriet s. Dow. who is in the
General hospital, They will visit Mrs
Woodward's sister, who lives there.-Mlss
Baker. who came with her cousin. Mrs, G..
T, Fassett, to the home of Mr. Fassett.
returns 10 Boston Thursday, Edna
Iench and little grandson, Donald Eldre 3,
who have been visiting at Enosburg Falls,
nave returned home.-An epidemic of
berry picking has broken out. The noun
tain pastures are full of people. some COM
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MONTGOMERY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Emery are visiting in
Albany and Wolcott for "a Week.-Mrs.
May Hall, who has been visiting in Enos-
burg. has returned. Miss Dorothy Cooley
of Iichford is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
over Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. David DOM
ina of Richford have been visiting In
town.-Mrs. Adds Place and children Of
Manchester y. H., are visiting her
father, James Manger.-Mrs. Il. II. Dick
enson of Enosburg passed Sunday in
town.-Mrs l.. G.. Libby is in Montpelier.
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CHARLOTTE.

Tha Misses Lucy Skiff Ruth Spear and
Gladys Cook accompanied by Baldwin
Skiff attended birthday party. In hon
or Of Miss Marion MCGEE at Villa Elmire
Keelers bay Saturday.C. Horsford has
gone to Oklahoma for his health-Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Laforce are visiting in
Peru, n. Y.-Mrs. Joseph Winterbottom,
Jr.. returned from Montreal Friday
Cyrus Horsford has gone to Oklahoma
tc visit his uncle, Marshall Smith, and
see If the climate will benefit his hay
fever.-Mr and Mrs Irving Thorpe of
New York city. who were here to attend
the funeral of his mother, have returned.
Mrs. Preston. who has been Ill at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. George
Whalley, for long time. died Monday
morning.-Mrs. Edgar Potts of Atlanta,
Ca, is a guest at A. A Byingtons.-Mrs
c. w. Crane and daughter. Sarah, of Bur
lington, visited at W. W. Roots last
week
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cost Is $4,000. Of which the town Of
Richford will pay 10 per cent.
Hannibal Hamlin stanhope died Sunday
evening at eleven o'clock at the home of
his father, II. n Stanhope from
nervous prostration and valvular heart
trouble. The funeral was held at the
home of his parents on Center street
Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock, the
Rev. J. II. Wallace officiating, and the
burial was In the cemetery at Rich
ford Center. Mr.. Stanhope was born In
this town September Is. 1871 For the
past 16 years he had been a travelling
salesman. having covered a large portion
OF the country east Of the Mississippi
river, and some States farther West. He
first married Miss Eta Graham of Rich
ford, who died 16 years ago, and his sec
ond wife was Miss Ida Perkins of Con-
necticut, who survives him, as does a
daughter by the first marriage, Miss Eft
Ia Stanhope. aged 16 years, who has al
ways resided with her grandparents. His
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Stanhope.
also survive him. and one brother, James
q. Stanhope, of Stevens Mills. Mr. STAN
nope had been Ill since February A few
weeks ago he came to his fathers home
here when the latter returned from New
Haven. Conn. Mrs. Stanhope arrived
Saturday morning from New Haven.-Ir-
nest c. Yates left Saturday evening for
the Canadian northwest. and hopes to To-
cate In Regina, Assinboia. eventually.
Mrs. Yates and children, Lloyd and Ger
trude. went to Montreal Saturday even
Ing. and Sunday evening Joined Mr.. Yates
IN ia,,r
helm. Ont, where they will make an ex-
tended visit to relatives before joining
Mr.. Yates In the Northwest. Ernest ID.
Read started Saturday evening for Lit
tie Rock. Ark. where he has a position
In the engineering department of the
Missouri Pacific railway. Mr. Read il a
civil engineer who graduated from Tufts
College.-Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Aiken are
on an automobile trip through Northern
New York. and will visit Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Arms OF Saranac Lake.
G Leland Green of Randolph visited
here Tuesday. going from here to Silver
lake, Franklin Taylor of Los
Angeles, Cal. who lived in the family of
Dr. II. A. Bogue in this place In former
years. is visiting here.-Mrs. Wilbur
Richardson of North Troy visited her
parents. Mr. and Mrs Moses Lovelette.
Iuesday.--Mr. and Mrs. William Reirden
or Barton are visiting his brother, w. j.
Reirden.--Mrs. Howard Sherrer and chill
dren of Lyndonville are visiting at the
home Of her mother, Mrs William r.
F'reer.-J. G. Sullivan, an inspector in the
immigration service at Boston, is visiting
in this place. where he was for several
years stationed. Mrs. Sullivan and chill.
dren came a few weeks ago
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Leander Manosh has gone t. Chicago,
where he expects to remain. having OBJ
tanned a permanent position.-Walte
Longe recently cut his leg on a scythe.-
Louis Desautelle, who has a position in
the Woodsville National bank at Woods
vile. n. H.. who has been visiting his
parents for the past two weeks. returned
Sunday night-Alfa Dix was in Burling-
ton Monday-John Fountain. who died
Monday while being taken to the St AL
bans hospital, was a young man about 30
years old and bore a good reputation in
town. He leaves a wife and one young
daughter. besides large number of
relatives.-Mr. and Mrs. F.. II. Rowley of
l eomnster, Mass. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. II. o. Rowley.-The Rev. Mr.. Buck
ingham of Plainville, Conn, will COM
mence his services as pastor OF the Bap-
list Church here Sunday-Mr and Mrs.
Il. St Francis. also several of Mrs st.
Francis's brothers. are camping at 3. w.
Pease's cottage at Lake Carmi.-Herbert
Bessey of East Enosburg visited at f.
w. Bundy's tuesday,. NJ. Robb OF
Rchford Is in town for a few days on
business. John Quimby of Everett, Mass.
is at home visiting his sister. Mrs. John
r. Haile.-Dr. G. s. Clark accompanied
Miss Frances Clapp to the Mary Fletcher
hospital. where she went for medical
treatment Tuesday. Madge La
plant of East Highgate is visiting at Peter
McElroy's Learey OF Chicago Is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. George Lucia
Miss Mary Duffey. who has been spend
ing week with her parents on East Hill.
has returned to her position at the Ameri-
can House at RichfOrd
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HINESBURG.

Mrs. Julian Daniels of Natick, Mass, is
visiting her brother, S. Bushnell-C. w.
Webster, who has visited at f. B. Dow s
the first two weeks, returned to Boston
Tuesday.-Mr and Mrs. George Stanch
ard two children Of Chicago are visiting
4. j. Boynton at Lake Iroquois.-The
Hope Circle of the Kings Daughters will
hold a lawn sociable in front of the Con-
gregational vestry Saturday evening. Ice
cream and cake will be served.-The
Misses Anderson of Texarkana. Texas,
are visiting their grandmother Mrs. p.
II. McDonough.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Gerald Stewart and family of Montreal.
QUO, are passing a couple OF weeks at
G. Il. Eurlcson s.-Mr. and Mrs. A. Lee
Derby OF Pennington, Conn, are visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. c..
Derby.-Miss Gladys Diamond Is visiting
in Montreal and Ottawa.--Mrs. NJ f.. II.
Spinney and two daughters have moved
to this place from Rocky Ford. Colo They
are at present with her sister. Mrs. C..
lySseS Johnson
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day.-Mrs. Lou Abair Of Rutland. who
was called here by the death OF her
brother, Hobart G. Button, returned to
her home Friday.-Nan Ness Chase Is
remoielng his house.-Mr. Barnes,
brother of Mrs. Fayette Soule, who has
from the west, has been visiting his sis
ter and other relatives In town.--Mrs.
Fannie Emery and four children of Bos-
ton, who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
A. T.. Wright for a few weeks, have re-
turned to their home.
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HUNTINGTON.

The Kings Daughters meeting has
been postponed one week, to August Z.
Miss Calista Williams of Richmond
has been guest of Mrs. Kate Ross
the past few days.-The Missionary
society will meet at the parsonage
Thursday.--Miss Greta Norton is
spen ling a few days in MONTPELIER
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Sabens AMI chill
dren OF Jonesville were at e. G. Nor
tons over Sunday.-Mrs. Fanny Par
ker of Washington. D. c., who has
been ding July with her mother,
Mrs. Collins, and sister. Mrs. Falby,
returned to her home Tuesday.-Mr.
and Mrs. f. II. Kinds, the Rev. and
Mrs. Kemp made trip to Morrisvllle
Tuesday.--The Misses Eleanor and
Laura Sweet were in Burlington Tues
day,
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WOLCOTT.

Mrs, c. S. H. Cleveland Is visiting her
mother in Dorchester. Mass.-Mrs w.
Hastings Is visiting her brother in High
gate.-Mr. and Mrs. George Silver of Pitts
field, Mass visited at W. f, Barters re-
centy.-Mrs. Cederic Humphrey Is visit
ing friends in Burllngton,-Miss Vincent
of bakersfield is visiting her sister, Mrs
c. L. Brown.-Mrs. Alton Parker is visit
ing in Watervile.-Mrs. Tatro and son OF
Nergennes is visiting her daughter. Mrs
J. W. Porter.-The Wiley Brothers are 10
enlarge their stock yard and put larger
barn at the station for housing stock.
Water will be put into the stock yard and
new set of scales has arrived for the
weishng.-A survey had been made re-
Gently by the Electric Light company for
building a new dam and building a larger
pensto ck.-The poles and material have ar
rived for lighting the village, which the
contracts calls for completion by October
!, and as much sooner as possible,-Wal-
lace Mckinstry, who has been Ill for
some weeks, is very low
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. Ilene Holmes of Richmond is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Watson Moody
Miss Rita Ellis OF New York is the
guest OF her mother, Mrs. Cassandria
Ellis.--Mrs. Helen Robbins of Hcrigan is
visiting at G. w. Brewster's and other
relatives here.-E. w. Ellis had bad
spell Monday morning. caused by his
heart-Miss Calista Williams of Rich
mond was here MCnday.-Mr. and Mrs
Sabns and children of Jonesvlle were
guests AZ the home of r. A. Norton Sat-
urday.
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SWANTON CENTER.

At delightful lawn party given by
the Misses Pearl and Mabel Ricard to
about dozen young women friends last
Saturday, the engagement of Miss Daisy
Royce to Judson Hilliker of Swanton
was announced.-Harold NJ. Royce OF
Bro"kton, Mass, is passing his vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. p.
Royce. Miss Hattie Lessor of Alburg was
the guest of Miss Florence Hubbard last
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. w. G. White of Jonesville ana
Mrs. Charles Smith and two daughters
of Hines burg visited Mrs. NJ. w. Hins-
dale Saturday.-Bennie Forbes return
ed homo Saturday after passing a
week in Burlngton.---Mrs. Albert Will
liams AMI chill 1ren have returned
after visiting in Burlington for three
weeks
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ing distance of 10 miles to pick raspber-
ries. Some who sell them ask from IL to
10 cents quart-Mrs Lyman Gilbert has
returned from Cambridge
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WEST MILTON.

Among the visitors here are Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hill Of Burke. N. Y. and
Mrs, John Ellis of Boston.-Miss Elizabeth
Harris of South Burlington has been Wis
iting Hazel Patterson.-Miss Beuah Lock-
crby of South Hero has returned after
passing a few days with Charlotte Os-
good
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MILTON BORO.

Silas Sibley spent Saturday and Sun
day at the home Of Mortimer Reynolds
Edward Flynn has been at Camp Boneka-
Harry Leonard and Mrs. Bertha Blake
were at Camp Boneka Sunday.--Mr. Kin
ney and Mrs. Minkler and two children
Of Grand Isle have been spending a few
days at the home of B. F. Kinney
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WESTFORD.

Charles T.. Whipple, while using his cir
cular saw Saturday, was badly hurt by a
splinter which struck him In one eye
1t is possible that he may retain the
sight -Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Perry are
visiting James Rice and family In Whal-
lonsburg, N. Y.--Mrs. G.. w. Allen and
grandson, George, visited at John Aliens
Thursday.-M Media Rice returned from
Fairfax Friday.-Miss Laura Kidder
spent last week in Burlington.
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WINOOSKI.

Mrs. Margaret Sheppard has received
word of the death in Groton of her niece.
Mrs. II. r. Page. Mrs Page was former
~ Miss Nellie Walton of this village and
was married last September.
Two weddings were celebrated Mon
day morning at St. Francis Xavier
Church, both ceremonies being performed
by the pastor, the Rev. ]. f. Audet. James
r. Murray and Miss Dora Bordeau form
ed one of the bridal couples and William
Blanchard and Miss Mary Gervas were
the other, Mr. Murray was attended by
hugh Finnigan. Jr, and his bride was
attended by Miss ora Landry. Following
tho services at the church a wedding
breakfast was served at the brides home
on West Allen street They left on the
noon train for a wedding trip to points in
New Hampshire Mr. Blanchard and Miss
Gervais were attended by Mitchell Vile
MARE and the brides father. Leander
Gervais. a wedding breakfast was served
at the home of Dominic Provost on West
street after which they left for a wedding
trip to Montreal and other points in Can
ada.
The special election for congress
man to fiji the unexpired term of the
late d. J. Foster was very quiet here
Tuesday when the whole number of
votes cast totaled but 35, Frank l..
Greene of st. Adams being the choic 3
of the citizens with IS votes out of
the total cast T. M. Melden Of Rut-
land, democrat, received six votes
while John Spargo of Bennington. the
socialist candidate, received but one
vote. Town Clerk c. G. Allard Gale
tine meeting to order and read the
call and Selectman f. L. Bigwood pre-
sided. Besides the ballot clerks and
the election officers there were about
three voters In the hall at the time
the polls were opened.
The American Wooden company will
put in new bulknead at the upper
falls near the Stevens Machine COM
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RICHFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray e. Tenney. who WIS.,
tied relatives here for week, returned
FRIDAY 70 their home in Newport, N. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Lafleur and daugh-
ter Hilda. and Mrs Fred Sargent are
passing week at Silver lake, Frank
lin-Mr' and Mrs Frank w. Corliss,
VINO nave been visiting here for two
weeks. started Friday evening for Omaha.
Neo'. but Will visit in Ontario en- route.
MISS Addie NJ. Reed Is ill.--Mr ana
Mrs l.. II. Davis are passing two weeks
at Caledonia Springs. Ont.-Richford
Cornet band has been engaged to fur
nish music for the Bedford, Que, fair.
August 27-S'-E, f. Hopkins has bought
iarm In Brookfeld as an investment.
The farm is near where his son, Clyde
Hopkins, lives,-Miss Alice Barnes of
Bristol Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
McGrcgor'-Mr and Mrs Harlow J.
coh'hes ana granddaughter. Hazel West
over are passing week at Potion
springs ont,-A hearing before the Pub
TIC service commission. relative to abol-
lshing a grade crossing on the Canadian
Pacific railway at East Richford, will be
held In that village July 81. The plan
contempiates an underpass near the
Homer Baker place and the estimated
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JONESVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Fuller and grand
daughter, Gladys are spending the week
In Royalton with Mr.. and Mrs William
Featherington.-Mr and Mrs. A. E.
Crandall, .-r. and Mrs. Heman Gillett.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Atkins and daugh-
ter, Irene. and Mr.. Blodgett are in camp
at Lake lroquois.-Mr and Mrs. Delbert
Alger of Colchester spent Sunday at l..
A. Alger's.-Mrs Atchins and Mrs. Ida
Davis Of Montpelier We're guests of Mrs.
Perkins at ]. b. Atkins Wednesday.-The
young peoples club served supper at the
hall from six to eight Wednesday evening.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
SWANTON CENTER.

George NJ. Bliss, elder son of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. w. Bliss OF Skeels Corner, and
Miss Juanita Collins OF Noyan. p. O.,
were married Tuesday noon, July 49, at
ST. Thomass Church in that town in
the presence Of about 100 relatives. The
double ring service was used. The groom
was attended by his brother, Orrin Bliss.
as best man, and the bride by her sister.
Miss Margaret Collins. as maid Of honor.
After the ceremony the wedding party
returned to the home of the bride for
an informal reception. The wedding
presents We're many and valuable con-
sistng solid silver cut glass. china.
linen, and several large sums of money.
During the afternoon the young couple
departed in the grooms new automobile
for a tour through Vermont and New
Hampshire, after which they will reside
in ST. Adams. where Mr. Bliss Is con-
nected with the customs force. Among
the relatives from this vicinity who at
tended the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs.
Sumner W. Bliss and Orrin Bliss, the
Misses Pearl and Mabel Ricard, Mr. and
Mrs Herbert c. Skees. Ira Skeels. Miss
Florence Hubbard and Horace W. Hub
bard.-Mrs. Cornela Gilbert and daugh-
ter. Miss Lotte Gilbert, who live near
Minneapolis, Mimi. visited their cousin.
c. p. Ricard, and other relatives in this
vicinity last Week.-Mrs. 3. w. Beals OF
Boston is visiting her mother, Mrs. A. P.
Royce.-Mr. and Mrs. Truman Webster
OF Shelburne and Mr.. and Mrs. e. e.
Odds of Burlington have returned to their
homes after visiting at the homo Of e. e.
Smith and other relationships. Frank
b. Wilder and children. Marjorie and
| Daniel returned to their home In the
Jackson district Monday night from
Westheld. Mass, Mrs. Wilder's former
home Miss Addie Wilder, who had been
visiting In Westfield. returned with them.
Mr.. AMI Mrs p. o. Griffith OF East
orange. n. j. are expected at the home
| or their aunt. Mrs A. X. Honsingcr. FRI
day for visit. The trip Is being made
by automobiles G. II. Thomas OF
sheldon visited her sister, Mrs. A.
| ROVcp. Thursday