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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-09-13

dinner Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
S. Brown.
Mr.. Walmsley of Parma, is looking
for clover seed in this vicinity.
Ny. Woods, northeast of. Wilder
had a DISASTROUS fire Wedne sday
losing his barn and three large stacks
of hay.
Word reached us Wednesday morn
ing of the death of Mr.. George, who
has been suffering for some time past
The sympathy of this community
goes out to those thus -bereaved.
Mr.. Reese, friend from Iowa, Is
visiting at the home of Thos. Perisho
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DEER FLAT ITEMS

Mrs. William Fisher of Boise. spent
the week end with relatives here.
Mrs. Felt of Nampa, and Mrs.
Cooper of Caldwell, visited Saturday
and Sunday with their sister, Mrs.
Aubrey Cooper.
Miss Minnie Vashold and mother,
returned from Kuna Saturday.
School opened here Monday with
Mr.. James Trauber and Miss Delta
Schumacher in charge.
Miss Myrtle Read and Vera Faris
are attending school in Caldwell
Myrtle is stayin in town, while Vera
goes in on the interurban.
Remember the school election on
September 18th.
The members of the Christian
church are making plans to erect a
church building.
Miss Julia Clark begun her school
work at Sunny Slope Monday and
Miss Bess Harper at Greenleaf.
Miss Edna Davis returned home
from Boise Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hitson of Middleton
and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hitson will
some other friends enjoyed Missouri
dinner with Mr.. Fortune of Sum,
Slope, Sunday.
Lawrence Davis returned hom,
from Payette last week.
Deer Flat has been pretty we'll re
presented in the peach orchards a
Emmett this week. The D. N. Smith
Cooper, Rose. Selby, Rees, Faris ant
other families making the drive afte
the fruit.
l
Members of the Deer Flat Grang'
had an informal meeting at the Cutie
home Friday evening, to discuss tn
building of new grange hall. Their
are prospects of a hall being built il
the near future.
Word has been received by rela
tives that Mrs. Mccullough, who j
visiting in Indiana, is very i'll.
Miss Delta Schumacher of Payette
arrived Sunday evening and will max
her home with the Davis family dur
ing the school term.
Messrs. N. E. Davis, Aubrey Coope
and W. H. Cutter made more or les
successful three days trip last wee
in search of dairy cows.
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CENTRAL COVE ITEMS.

Mrs. G. w. Morrison went to Boise
last Saturday to spend few days.
Mr.. H. T. Cornell made a business
trip to Caldwell Tuesday.
Miss Nettie Morrison after making
short visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Morrison, left last
Saturday for Lewiston, Idaho, where
she is going to attend school for the
coming year.
Mr.. Chas. Saum has been in cald-
we'll for several days on business.
Mr.. Siders will return to the north
ern part of the state and take up his
duties as a ranger. He has been laid
up with a broken leg for some time
and is now able to get around again
The repairing of the school house
will be finished in time so as to star
school next Monday. The teacher j.
Miss Raymond, form Ohio She is q
sister of Mrs. Saum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Morrison wen
to Boise the last of the week to epent
Z few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Balls spend Sun
day with their daughter, Mrs. Henri,
Hanna. near Caldwell.
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GREENLEAF

A new school building is being built
at Greenleaf, on the townsite, it be-
ing found that the district building
would not accommodate all the pupils
and number of patrons SO located
that Greenleaf is nearly central.
Mr.. Herlocker has his .granary
nearly full of wheat, w. T. Clark
having hauled several days last week.
The annual students reception at
the Academy last Friday evening was
a huge success. The decoration be-
ing beautiful and the program very
interesting. Refreshments were serv-
ed to nearly 200 and very pleasant
evening was spent.
Saturday evening at the choir prac'
tice, a new musical organization was
launched-thc Creenleaf Choral So
ciety. The membership is not to b.
limited, and any one of this and neigh
boring localities, who may wish ma,
become member. Next Friday even
ing, at the Friends church, the organ
ization will be perfected and all, wht
sing are cordially invited to be pres
ent.
To trade---income city property TO
30 acre homestead under government
project. Address Tribune Office.
Caroline Antrim and Gladys ant
Blanche Hibbs are at Roswell pack
ing fruit.
There are enrolled at the Academ
to date fifty-two. Much satisfaction
is felt by all concerned over the IN
creased attendance this fall. TIL
boys are working up to the possibil
ties of athletics and are planning for
basket ball team and track team nes
spring.
Leo Herlocker and Emmett Guile
were up from Payette Friday and a
tended the reception in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Binford toe
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both kinds-and said he had brought
down few during hunting trip, not
stating, however, which kind. Mr..
Waters was joined by his mother on
visit to his sister.
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FRANKLIN ITEMS

The Misses Miller were IN NSIuweH
Monday visiting their sister, MRS.
Shaffer. ;.
Monroe Ollie attended church IN
Caldwell Sunday evening.
Edna White Is attending school in
Caldwell this year. She Is staying
with Ida White, who Is teacher In
the high school there. @
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home at Washoe
Mr.. l. Fl. Waters returned Sunday
from six weeks trip to Colorado
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
EAST HARDWICK.

Wilbur Farr and son of st. Johnsbury
visited his father. j. w. Farr. the first
of the week.-Mrs.. A. T. Weeks and FAM
lily We're entertained by her brother, w
II. Taylor. at his camp, 1.-The Birches,"
in Greensboro. last week.-Mrs.. James
Brown and children of Barre visited at
Cornelius Coles last week.-Arthur Cote
and family are camping at Joe's pond
Winnie Perkins is at a. r. Montgomery's
Earl Thlbcrt and family of Barre are
visiting relatives here.-Mr. and Mrs.
Clinton stevens entertained their daugh-
ter at their home last Saturday. the first
time they had all been at home together
for II years-NIrs. Elvira Stevens is ILL.,
Mrs. Lola Piper has finished work for
a. e. Currier and returned to her home
IN Greensboro Bend.-Mrs William Kin
ney and son of Plainficld, y. J., are visit
ing at G. S. Montgomery's Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyle Hutchins of Stannard visited at
returned from Observation-Disclosures
Downer and Mrs. Addie Hall. who have
been visiting in Massachusetts and New
Hampshire for =. few weeks. have return
ed home.-'The Rev. Sidney Aldrich. pas
tor of the Baptist Church. has been APP
pointed field secretary for the National
Christian Sanatorium association. His
work will be to solicit funds in Vermont
with which to erect and operate a free
tuberculosis hospital and sanatorlum In
Denver Col
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MONKTCN RIDGE.

MIR. and Mrs. Guy Tobey of Hincsburg
are in town Mr. and Mrs. Gay Baldwin
and MI. and Mrs. George Hazard are
visiting In Portland. Me. The titp was
made by autOmobilc.--Mrs CHARLES Hoag
and son, WaverY. are visiting her sis
ter. Mrs Spencer Wright OF Saltwater
n. Y, and Mrs. Fred Conklin of Rochcs-
ter, N. Y.-Mrs. George Thomas is visit
ing In Middebury and at Lake Dunmore
Eugene Cox Is critically ill.--A temper
ance lecture will be given Tuesday even-
ing at the Friends Church.-The annual
quarterly meeting of the Quaker Church
will be held in Starksboro on the 18th.
On Tuesday. August 10. at 7:45 p. m, a
temperance rally will be held at the
Friends Church. There will be special
music. singing and Rotations. with an
address by the Rev r. r. Newly. yearly
meeting superintendent of New York
yearly meeting.-The regular quarterly
meeting OF the Society OF Friends will be
held at South Starksboro August 10 and
II. The Rev. r. X. Newly will be pres
ont
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CHIITENDEN COUNTY
JERICHO.

Mrs. Goddard of Foster, Que, IS visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Y. G. Nay.-Mr and
Mrs. James Brennan attended the funer-
al In Burlington of her sister, Miss Nc
Elroy.-Frank p Percival attended the
democratic convention IN Burlington
Mrs. w. r. Curtis has been In Burlirg-
ton.-Irving Foster of Essex has finished
work for +. L. Percival and Chester a.
Derby has taken his placc--Miss Louise
Morgan of Richmond Is visiting her
grandmother. Mrs. James McLane. They
have been In Jericho Center for few
days visiting Mrs. McLane's daughter.
Mrs Guy Hanley.-The ice cream sale by
the Ladies Help society Of the Baptist
Church at w. f. BUTTONS Friday even
ing netted the society over Son Thurs
day afternoon the Womans Home Mis-
sionary society of the Congregational
Church will meet In tho church parlors
ana sketches and memorials of persons
whose names are on the album quilt
made In 1868 will he read. Ice cream will
be served to all interested friends, who
are cordially invited to attendants. b.
s. Martin was in Burlington Saturday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. George +. Il. Story re-
turned Saturday evening from Malletts
Bay, where they nave been for n week.
Ihey spent Sunday with Mrs Story's
brother, II. +. Montague and will re-
TURN to-day to Amherst, Mass, where Mr.
story Is Instructor in colleee.-Mrs. Drew
OF Philadelphia is visiting at l.. +. Will
DUR s.-Carl f., Day OF Chicago came Sat-
"rday FOR brief visit with his children
ana parents.-Msses Sarah and Charlotte
Satiord and Phyllis Brown went Satur-
day to st. Adams to visit relatives there
ana IN Swantoh.-Miss Fugcre of Burling-
ton mas been visiting at Patrick Hurs-
on s'-Niiss Bessie Tillotson of Watervile
~ VISITING at Elbridge b. Wilbur's'
Henry pesany and family have been
entertaining Edward Walters of Boston
Tor several days-Miss Gertrude Sisters
~ et homs from Burlington for Q week.-l
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NORTH rERR1sBURG.

Mr.. Smith of the Anti-Saloon League
spoke in the Methodist Church Sunday
evcning.-The meeting of the directors Of
Lewis Creek creamery was held Monday
evening at the home Of Carlos Martini
William Dow of Burlington has RETURNED
after visiting his sister, Miss Helen Dow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel White OF West
Somerville. Mass. are ut the Martin
House.--Mrs. William Young with her
daughter and son of Williamstown are
visiting at Carlos Martin's.-Mr and Mrs.
Fortler and daughter of Troy. N. T., are
visiting relatives In town.--Miss Hattie
Stone Of Vergennes is visiting her father,
Gardner Stone.--Mr. and Mrs Gardner
Stone have returned from villa Elmirc
after visiting their daughter, Mrs. Ray
mond McGee.-John Martin Is visiting his
father, S. b. Martin, after having spent
the last four years in Seattle, Wash
The Henry Dramatic family at homo for
the summer
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STARKSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton Smith of New
York city, Mrs. Helen Lane and daugh-
ter and Mrs. Belle Caldwell and children
of st. Adams are visiting their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. F, c. Smith The latter
has just returned from a visit in St. AL
bans and is In very poor health-Mrs.
Bridget Adams of Burlington is passing
her vacation with relatives here.-Miss
Edith Fowler entertained party OF
young people Friday afternoon. the oc-
casion being the 18th anniversary of her
birthday.-Mrs. Rufus Harris of Rutland
Is with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Holcomb.-Mrs. Blanche Berry OF Rich
mond is spending a two weeks vacation
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. t.
White The Rev. and Mrs G. w. Russell
and Master Waldron Russell, and Mr.
and Mrs. Hale of East Dover, are tho
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. n ]. Maxhcld.-
Mrs Hattie Sargent ana children of Bris-
toll are visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
r. W. Cliflord.-Mrs. Winnie O'Neil OF
New York city Is with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. +. Thorn. FOR a few weeks -
Charles White has returned from n two
weeks visit with her niece. Mrs. Jennie
Sprague, In Hinesburg Polly Ann
Brooks. an old resident, died Friday after
a long and painful Illness. The funeral
was held Mt the home Sunday at go %.
m, the Rev. Franklin Blake officiating.
She is survived by one daughter, Mrs.
I-avina James. with whom she had lived.
Mrs, Josie Brown Is al home from Bur-
lington Miss Anna Ryan. the nurse who
has been caring for Harold Clifford, has
returned to her home in Richmond-Th
Grange will observe Field day by hold.
Ing basket picnic IN George O'Bryan's
Grove August 49, The Rev. r. H. Hol-
man will deliver an address. A ball game
and races are being arranged for
Mrs. Austin Hill OF Michigan Is visiting
Her brother. Ira Chamberlain, for the
est time IN "a years.-The Grange will
serve chlldren's night Friday evening.
\ good program. consisting OF dialogues,
recitat.ons. n drill and music is being ar
ranged, Light refreshments will be serv-
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MILTON.

DR.. and Mrs. Charles Warner OF New
York State have been guests for sew
eral days at y. f. Phelps s.-Harold Blod-
gett of West Palm Beach. Florida. but
formerly of this place. was drowned last
month while bathing. His mother, Mrs
Mae Blodgett. and aunt. Mrs. Edward
Center, had n narrow escape.-George
Minckler and son. Joslyn. are spending a
few days on Grand Isle.--Mr. and Mrs.
Porter Pierpont Of Savannah. Ga. are at
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Pratt,
at their cottage, Oak Ledge. at Camp
Rich.-Mrs. William Kennedy OF West
Lincoln Is visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. James Melvln.--Clarence Phelps of
Richmond is spending a few days vaca-
ton ut his fathers, n. E. Phelps.-Mrs
Davis Of Richmond Is the guest Of Mrs.
d. d. Parker at r. II. Robinson's.-Mr.
and Mrs. George Caswell and little son of
Springfield are visiting friends in town
Mrs. II. T.. Powell and family are spend
in a few days at their cottage near NAL
let's Bay.-Mrs. Wilson Jackson and son.
Lawrence. returned to their home in Bur-
l!ngton Monday after weeks visit in
town.-Mrs. Julia Barry of St. Adams Is
visiting friends in town.-Mrs +. Norine
Law will speak at the Methodist Church
Friday evening on the White Slave
Traffic" and Saturday afternoon to the
girls and women.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Gordon Smith died Wednesday morning
in the sith year of his age. The funeral
services viii be private.
Maurice Beers has been in Charlotte
for few days-Mr. and Mrs. f. r. Jor-
dan and family are occupying their cot
tage at Malletts Bay.-Aliss Vrania Will
lard spent Monday in Burlngton.-In the
absence Sunday OF the pastor. Mr. Bar
mum, Miss Warner read sermon VIII.
liam Harrington was in Burlington Mon.
day.-Carl Moulton and friend Arthur
Kingsland Of Shehurne. were at Mallctts
Bay over Sunday.-Gordon Smith remains
very low-Miss Bessie Provo was in Bur.
lngton Monday.-Mr. Banta of Hacken.
sack Joined his family Saturday a: 4 o.
Widers for two weeks.--The condition of
Mrs. Frances Barnum is no worse-Iohu
Smith Is at home from few weeks in
Johnson,-Miss Mary Lynch has gone to
the hospital for an operation for appen.
dicitis.-Miss E,stellc Moulton has return.
&c from a week visit in Milton. She was
accompanied home by Miss Avis Morse,
who IL her guest-Mrs. ]. w Hart has
returned from Fairfax, where she at.
tended the missionary institute.-Mrs
Wolcott Beach Is with her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Chessman. Johnson. for
few DAYS
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs. Seamore and Miss Seamore of
Troy, y. Y. are guests of her mother
Mrs. Minturn.-Nfiss Meehan Of the te,e-
phone exchange, who passed last week in
Ticonderoga. is on duty agnin.-Mrs.
Francis Bullow of Ticonderoga was n re-
cent guest at II. w jones' -Jannctte
Parker. who has been with her aunt Mrs
NJ. i. Cook, returned to her home in Troy
Sunday.-llenry Reagan of New York
passed Sunday at II. w. Joncs's.-Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Munger of Rutland passed sun
day with her sister. Mrs. Jonas Orchard.
Mrs. f. e. Kendall came from Pittsford
Thursday.-E. g. Farnham is gaining.
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WINOOsK1.

Noel Guillette charged with man.
slaughter was brought before Judge
conlin In municipal court Thursday and
pleaded not guilty to the charge and
waived examination and was released on
ball OF $1,000 for appearance at the next
term OF Chittenden county court. Guillette
is charged with being implicated in the
oeath OF Frank Dennis, the two being
mixed up In fight Sunday night July
IL when Dennis fell to the ground and
dled from ruptured blood vessel in his
mead. V, a. Billiard appeared for Gull
le'te and the State was represented nv
states Attorney II. b, Shaw.
DR. and Mrs, A. S. C. iiill have re-
turned from several weeks trim TO
california and the Pacific coast. On IN,
homeward journey their son. Morgan.
was taken Ill with appendicitis and was
operated upon at Denver, Colo. He stood
the journey home well.
About 1876 recruits for the 10Th cav
airy arrived Friday ami Saturday from
ror' Siocum' N. ", ana Columbus bar
racks, Columbus. Ohio. They are
quartered in the artillery barracks.
Mrs, r. +. Ranell. aged % years,
died at her home in Milton Saturday.
the funeral was held at the Cath
Ollie Church In that town at ten o'clock
Monday morning.
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NEW HAVEN.

The old home Sunday services Sunday
promise to be of great interest. A flne
program of music has been provided for
all the services. Tho morning service
with sermon by DR.. James l.. Barton of
Boston. New Haven boy. will hold the
first place, The memorial service In the
cemetery will be at 200 p. M, instead Of
three to suit the convenience OF those
who must leave early. 1t Is suggested
that graves be decorated as far as posi-
BILE by those interested. The service at
800 y. IN, will permit Of short addresses
ana the reading of letters and a praise
service. 1t Is expected that an address
Will be gwen by Mrs. d. o. Mears,
daughter OF j. Il. Grinnell. the famous
Iowa pioneer. who was a native of New
Haven.
Miss Estella Hawkins and Miss Maud
Bottom OF South SALISBURY are guests
Of Mrs. c. S. Everest.-Mr and Mrs. r.
II. O'Brlen of addison are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. F. M. Partch.-Everett
Hathorne Is In poor haalth.-Orrin Wells
and Mr., and Mrs. Raymond Wells and
children are on an automobile trip in the
north part Of the State and Canada
Mira HAnrv Whaalar and Miss Ethel
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WHITING.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Il. Atkins are in town.
DR.. Phelps has been the guest of his sis
ter and family. Mr.. and Mrs Henry Kel-
sey.-Miss Edna Baldwin is the guest Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Bauld-
win.-Max Oliver, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Wyatt. died JuN 90. aged two
years. 10 months and II days.-NIrs. Hoag
of Ticonderoga Is the guest of Mrs. C.. T.
Mason.--Mr. and Mrs. N. w Foster,
daughter Norma and son. Roy of Green
field, Mass. are guests of Mrs. Brown
Miss Ella Ketcham of Brandon is In town.
Mrs. Mason. Mrs Warner and Mrs
Stickney were guests of Mrs. Pond in
Brandon Tuesday.
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GRANVILLE.

Mrs. John Wood died July 20 at the
age OF II years. She is survived by her
husband and one son, Ferlon Wood; one
sister. Mrs. David Blair. and two broth
ers, John and James Welch. The funeral
was held at her late home the 3lst. the
Rev. o. b. Wells ofiiciating.-Mrs. Fred
ladue has returned to her home in Will
Ilamstown.-Mrs Henry Bagley. who has
been In Royalton several weeks, returned
Monday.--A son was born August to
Mr.. and Mrs. N. l.. Boyce at the home
OF Mrs Boyce's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
H. C. Hubbard.-G. f. Hamblin OF Wor-
cester. Mass. visited his father DR.. Ham
bin, two days the first of the week
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FERR1SBURG.

The Epworth League society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will hold
an ice cream festival on the church
lawn Friday evening.-Mrs. f. p.
Brickett and sons. who have been
visiting in Moretown. have returned
Mrs. Elizabeth Field and sons OF Mill
brook. N. Y. are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs +. r. Booth and w. d. Field
Mrs. Burt Waite of Bennington Is
visiting her mother Mrs C. L. Kim
ball-Miss Grace Hunt and two Rip
ley children of Connecticut, who have
been passing the summer at A. B. Rob-
inson's, are in East Middlebury.--The
Rev. Cochran of Middlebury delivered
a good sermon in the Methodist Epis-
copal Church Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs
Walter Curler of Proctor are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Pear.-Miss Eliza
beth Adams has returned after taking
a pleasure trip through Vermont, Con-
necticut and New York.
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MoNKTON.

The town of Monkton Is to celebrate
Friday, August %. the 10th anniversary
Of It's settlement. The exercises, held at
tho town hall, Monkton Ridge. will con-
sist of music, speeches. anecdotes Of the
early history of the town, and an exhibit
OF heirlooms, and old articles handed down
through generations. Ellsworth Lawrence
OF Malone, n. Y, descendant Of one of
the first settlers. will be the principal
speaker. A concert will be given at eleven
o'clock. followed by basket lunch din
ner. The afternoon session will begin at
one o'clock.
Regular services at the churches as
usu0l.-The leo cream social by the Ep-
worth League was largely attended and
success financially.-Miss Bertha Still
son of Proctor Is visiting her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Dean. Her sis
ter, Mrs Northrop. has returned.-Amos
w. Palmer has commenced to run his
meat cart on his old route.-The Rev.
Mrs. l. +. Kellogg, Jr., and her daughter.
who have been visiting his parents. the
Rev. and Mrs. C. b. Kellogg. has gone to
Felchville to visit Reconsideration,
daughter Of the late Rev. b. f. Kellogg,
is in town--Alr. and Mrs. Richard Noyes
uie the parents of q daughter, born
August 3.-EuGene Cox Is seriously ILL.,
Mail Agent II. T. Patten was in Burlng-
ton Monday.-Carroll Comstock Is able to
be out after MS recent illness.-Aliss
Beatrice Barber of Willsboro. n. Y, is
visiting in town.-Mrs. Martha Dean visit
ed her son, Fred, and his wife in West
Fairlee the past week. There are rev.
eral candidates In the field for represent
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SOUTH sTARKsBoRO.

The Ferrisburg quarterly meeting Of
Friends will be held Saturday and Sun
day at the church in this place. Meetings
Saturday and Sunday. HOO a. m. with
lunch at the church. also services at 2:3O
p m. and 1880 p m. The Rev. Richard
Newly OF Glens Falls, n. Y, and other
ministers are expected to be present.-Mr.
and Mrs Daniel Sargent, MIR. and Mrs.
David Follansbee and granddaughter.
Helen Hurlburt of Monkton. Ralph Elliott
and Miss Emily Birdsall of this place and
Mrs. Harold Saunders. Mrs Henry Bird
sail and son. Miss Carrie underhill and
Miss Ethel Chaplin of Brooklyn, ~ Y,
took a carriage drive to Warren Tuesday.
The Sargent reunion will be held next
Wednesday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel Sargent.-Saturday was day Of
weddings. Newman Sheppard and Mil
dre1 Tart were married at her uncle's in
Starksboro. and Harrison Larose and Eva
Kimball were married in Lincoln.