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education. In the past year about $500
has been loaned to different girls and
In the seven years since the fund was
established many times that amount has
been placed at the disposal Of many
Young women The committee in
charge of the affair Saturday viii con
sist of Miss Alice Rowe, Miss Eta
Powers, Miss Ruth Storer. Mrs. u ";
Lawry and Mrs. Frank j. Gustin Will
have 'charge of the dining room, ana
Mrs. Il. O. Leatherwood, Mrs. William
REYNOLDS, Mrs. Charles Vorhies, Mrs.
Robert B. Porter and Miss Florence Jen-
nings Will assist. Mrs. Ira d. Travis is
chairman Of the ticket committee.
Tho new section Of the Ladies Liter
ary club, which is to be known as the
working section, whatever its name may
be, is beginning It's work in earnest al,
ready. The first regular meeting VIII
be held at the clubhouse Wednesday,
and Miss Althea Wheeler of the UNI
versity of Utah will givo talk, which
will be followed by general discus
sion. The section is organized to WORK
along the line of homo economies, and
the members who have so far allied
themselves with the work are Mrs W.
Il. dams, the president OF the club, who
is also chairman of the section; Mrs.
W, o. Clelland, the secretary; Mrs. E.
B Critchlow. Mrs. w y. Traughber,
Mrs. Ira D. Travis, Miss Wheeler, Mrs.
Isaac Jennings, Mrs Austin A. Kerr,
Mrs. Fl. Dofflcmoyer, Mrs. Edward Mer-
rill, Mrs. Charles II. Mcmahon, Mrs. w.
ii. Ellison, Mrs. D, @. Gates and Mrs.
A T. McCanne.
At the regular monthly meeting OF
Associated City clubs held IN the par
lors of the Commercial club, the annual
election Of officers took place. After
discussion it was decided to invite all
women s organizations in the city,
whether federated or not, to unite with
them, each organization to be repre-
sented by its present delegate. The OBJ,
lect for the ensuing year is to bend
all energies to municipal markets and
the abatement of the smoke nuisance.
There has also been a request from the
mayor to submit two names for police
women The matter is under advise
ment.
The Spirit Of Liberty chapter will
hold an open meeting next Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Lee Charles Miller
at her home On East First South street.
the members being privileged to bring
guests. The committees in charge OF
the affair are Mrs, F. r. Marcy, Mrs. c.
T.. Allen, Mrs. Grant Hampton. Mrs. c.
p. Overfield and Miss Edith Mudgett
Mrs. Esther Allen Cav and Miss Sybil
! Anderson will have charge Of the music
and Mrs. William Drew will read
George Bernard shaw IS newest play.
The monthly meeting of the Salt
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worlds committee OF
en's Christian associa.
he second week of No
k of. special prayer for
ia of the world. The
this committee are in
executive secretary is
rican woman, the pres
hing Miss Clarissa Spen-
|eld the position for the
~. About twenty-five
q national organizations.
being the United States,
teat Britain, India, China,
nee, Holland, Italy, Portugal,
inland, Germany and South
Dther countries have commit
but national headquarters, and
bers there are scattered asso-
Without national organization.
tofl these countries, such as
bina and Japan, the work is
Missionary i'll character, and it
bfy supported by gifts from
titain, other European countries
United States.
Fnl national board has a foreign
|cnt which provides workers and
pport in India, China, Japan and
kmerica, ten Of these being IN
tn in China, three in Japan and
|outh America. Some gifts have
In made toward building and
Il In these countries. Just now
Ign department committee is
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Society is looking forward to the
charity ball, Tuesday evening Of this
week. to outclass any previous year.
Evening clothes and their accessories
are required. If you want the biggest
assortment Of absolutely correct even
ing dress and evening dress accessories,
go to Gardner & Adams company,
Utah 3 greatest clothing store.
(Advertisemeut.)
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HIRSCHMAN SHOE CO., 11s s.
Our Agents fill mail orders. Write Il

joyed the evening. The rooms were
draped in red hearts and bells, and the
same idea was carried ont on the
painted place cards.
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The history section Of the Ladies
Literary club will meet Thursday at the
clubhouse at 1915 p, m. Short papers
will be given by Mrs. McOwen, Mrs
BuswelL and Mrs Boutwell,, Mrs Green.
wood viii read her paper, which was
postponed from last meeting.
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The Bay View club will meet No
vembor 10 at the home of Mrs William
Black, No. 3D. I street. Lesson-section
3. Mrs. Lewis. Paper, HLuther and the
Reformation, Mrs. Giberson. coral
Sketches Of John CALVIN Mrs. Car
michael
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SOCIETY
Continued From Preceding Page.)

Misses Clarrie Haynes, Louise Winslow
and Florence Winder. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Haynes, Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Wins
low and Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Winder
chaperoned the party and about 175
guests were entertained, The entire
clubhouse was thrown open to the
guests, the rooms being prettily deco
rated with yellow chrysanthemums. The
music was furnished by Abbott's or
chestra Punch and candy was served
during the evening by several little girl
friends Of the hostesses.
Mrs. Earl Wright will give Kensing.
ton at her home, $40 East Eleventh
South street, next Friday afternoon in
honor of Miss Sue Hampton.
The Mizpah Girls club will hold
card party and social at the K, of P,
hall, 1913 East Third South street, Fri
day evening, November II, All friends
are cordially invited,
Mr. and Mrs. John harrington enter
tanned the members Of the Jolly Five
Hundred club on Tuesday evening.
Norton Platt and Waldron Habish
were hosts at delightful dancing party
in the b mai B 'rith building, the guests
numbering dpouU SeNeHty-nNcs
Mrs. May Smell entertained her sew
ing club ut lncheon on Friday They
will meet next week at the homo Of
Mrs. Stephen Lynch.
The sons and daughters Of the late
Hyrum b. Clauson gathered at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy b. Hughes, 32
South Fifth East. on Friday evening,
November T. The affair was in honor
Of the anniversary of their fathers
birth.
Mrs. A. Scott of Holiday entertained
at dinner given at her home TO num-
Der of friends Thursday afternoon, Re-
ceivlng with the hostess were Mrs. Al
bert Scott and Mrs Will Lennon.
while assisting through the home were
Mrs. Edgar Scott aud Mrs. Del Jack.
lin. Those present were Mrs. John
Riches, Mrs. NJ. Kellar, Mrs Mel
Riches, Mrs. Leah Lennon, Mrs. MAY
Hanson, Mrs. Win Willis. Mrs. Art
Selby, Mrs, F. c. Hoffman and Mrs.
llilda Riches.
Miss Edna DonneIly gave an iufor.
NAL dance at the home Of her parents
Friday night, Those attending the
affair were Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Mil
ton, Beifus, Miss Lane, Jack Bell, Berth
McCune, Roy Chamberln, Edna Don
nelly. George Kirby, Hazel Kabisius,
George Small Geneve Gavin. Roy Tay.
Tor. Irene Robrlack, Joe Gavin, Mary
Gavin. Mr.. Block, Phyllis Mallct.
The ladies auxiliary to the o. r. c.
entertained their grand president, Mrs.
j. II, Moore of Toledo. o.. and western
district deputies at box party at the
Utah. theater followed by a banquet at
Franklin $ last Tuesday.
The Jolly Twelve club has planned
series of dances TINS season, the first
one TO be given in the Thirty. first ward
amusement hall on Thursday, Novem-
Der l3,
Miss Lottie Olevier entertained the
1,esahsSz- OF the y. L.. +. 6. Bridge club
and few fHends at her bone Wednes-
day evening. Five tahl spf bridge vas
played. The,PEir~s.- won by Miss
aIn1 Nv i { gs1 yssssSSn sS FlST, Tas
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The dramatic section of the Ladies
literary club will meet Monday after
uoon at 3 O'Clock at the clubhouse.
"The Gauntlet by BIornson, Will be
read by Mrs. w. J. Barrette, and the
discussion will be led by Mrs. W. II.
BintH.
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Charity ball Tuesday evening, No
vember II. Tickets on sale at Hotel
Utah advertisement
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The Tourist section of the Ladies
Literary club will meet Tuesday morn
ing at 1890 at the clubrooms. The
subject will be "Darjeeling, the Hima
layas, the Valo Of Cashmere with a
talk by Mrs. Karl Scheid. A paper on
Z" Native Rulers OF India" will be given
bv Mrs G.. B. Wilson.
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held on Wednesday evening in the
Young Woman's Christian association
rooms. The meeting will begin with
dinner at $3.50, and later Mrs. A ..
Gorham, tho president Of the stat state
fedora tion, will read paper on "Civic
Myopia."
The Daughters Of tho Mormon Bat
tallion will hold meeting next Wed
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Harriet
Pickett at 170 B street. chapter
from the history Of the battalion Will
be read by Mrs. Martha Pixton,. the
second vice regent. Mrs. s. H Allen
Pickett will read a Thanksgiving poem.
Miss Lucille Paul viii furnish the music.
There will be An open meeting OF
tho Esprit of Liberty Chapter" D. A.
r., at the home OF Mrs. Lee Charles Mil
lcr, 9i3 East First South, November
Is, at p. m. Mrs. F. Il. Marcy is
chairman for the afternoon and the fol
lowing ladies will assist Mrs. Mil
lcr:; Mrs C. Z. Allen. Mrs. Grant
Hampton, Mrs. c. P. Overfield and Miss
Edith Nfudgett.
The Tourist section of the Ladies
Literary club will meet Tuesday morn
ing at 1890 at the clubrooms. The
subject will be "Darjeeling, the Hima
layas, the Valo Of Cashmere with a
talk by Mrs Karl Scheid paper on
4" Native Rulers Of India" will be given
by Mrs. G. 3. Wilson
The Bay View club will meet No
vembor 10 at the home of Mrs. William
Black, No. 81 I street. Lesson-section
3. Mrs. Lewis. Paper, "Luther and the
d
Sketches Of John CALVIN Mrs. Car
michael.
The history section Of the Ladies
Literary club will meet Thursday at the
clubhouse at 1915 p, m. Short papers
will be given by Mrs. McOwen, Mrs
BusweIL and Mrs. Boutwell,, Mrs. Green.
wood viii read her paper, which was
postponed from last meeting.
The dramatic section Of the Ladies
literary club will meet Monday after
uoon ut 3 o'clock at the clubhouse
"The Gauntlet by Biornson, Will be
read by Mrs. w. J. Barrette, and the
discussion will be led by Mrs. W. IL
Bintz.
The regular meeting Of the B'nai
Israel Auxiliary society will be held
next Tuesday afternoon at 2:3o at the
&. B. hall.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
central ". G.. T. u. will be held at
the rooms of the y. w. C. A, Cont
mental Bank building, Friday, Novem
Der IA. at $50 p. m. Miss Ella Phil
lips will have charge of the pro
gramme.
The P. E. O. Sisterhood will meet
Saturday afternoon with Mrs. C. A
Mcfarland, 172 u street. Gen
eral federation notes will be given by
Mrs, Mcmahon, and current events BY
Miss Cora Clark.
The Cleofan will meet next Wednes
day afternoon with Mrs. Willis Booth
615 First avenue, and the topic, "The
Thirty Years War; will be given BY
Mrs. w. D. Ritter.
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The regular meeting Of the B'na
Israel Auxiliary society will be helt
next Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 at the
q. B. hall.
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Mr. and Mrs John harrington enter.
tanned the members of the jolly Five
Hundred club on Tuesday evening.
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Mrs. May Smell entertained her sew
ing club ut lncheon on Friday. They
will meet next week at the homo Of
Mrs. Stephen Lynch.
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The Mizpah Girls club will hold a
card party and social at the X, Of P,
hall, 1913 East Third South street, Fri
day evening, November Ii All friends
are cordially invited,
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The regular monthly meeting of the
central ". C. T. u. will be held at
the rooms of the y w. G.. A. CONT
mental Bank building, Friday, Noven-
Der IA, at $3.50 p. m. Miss Ella Phil
gramme.
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Norton Platt and Waldron Habish
were hosts at delightful dancing party
in the b mai B 'rith building, the guests
numbering about seventy five.
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Mrs. Earl Wright will give Kensing
ton at her home, $40 East Eleventh
South street, next Friday afternoon in
honor of Miss Sue Hampton.
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The sons and daughters Of the late
Hyrum b. Clauson gathered at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy b. Hughes, 80
South Fifth East, on Friday evening,
November z. The affair was in honor
birth.
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GROTON

/ w. G. Chamberlin Of Newbury was in
town several days this week buying
stock for market.
Ralph Smith left Tuesday for Breton
Woods, n. H., where he has employment
in a hotel for the summer.
| Miss Jessie Smith visited her friend
Miss Annie Ellison, at South Ryegate
yesterday.
+. H. Clark, James Adams, c. j. Bailey
and John White, went to Caspian lake,
Greensboro, on Wednesday, on fishing
trip. Mr.. Hooker OF Montpelier is as
sisting in the work at the station during
the absence of Mr.. Bailey
Eugene Tillotson moved Thursday
from North Ryegate to a tenement in
the house of John Hall.
Dr. and Mrs. G.. c. Cowan were called
to Canada the first of the week by the
death Of relative OF Mr.. Cowan.
Darius James is moving to the house
he purchased of Mrs. Helen Kicker.
Groton grange will hold their next
meeting in knights of Pythias hall Tues
day evening, May 2T. Work is expected
IN the first and second regree. followed
by an interesting program which is being
prepared by the lecturer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Shaw and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Shaw of Peacham were
in town Wednesday to attend the fun
eral of Mrs. Susan Pelton.
Mrs. A. w. Cofrrin opened her ice
cream parlor on Wednesday. Mrs. COT
firms rooms are located on the ground
floor of the Coffrn block this season,
making it more convenient and pleasant
Tor patrons. An electric motor has
been installed for freezing the ice cream.
Mr.. and Mrs j. 4. Vance have been in
Burlington this week attending the
Grand lodge of l. O. O. F. Mr.. Vance as
delegate to the Grand lodge, and Mrs
Vance as delegate to the Rebekah as
sembly.
Mrs. Sarah Hall of Boston was in
town this week, called here by the death |
of her aunt, Mrs. Susan Pelton.
W. +. Glover was at st. Johnsbury the /
first of the week 10 attend meeting of |
school directors for the county.
Alfred Kicker and SON. Earl. of Mont |
nelier arrived in town Friday on short |
'isit with relatives.
The funeral of Il. r. Heath was held
Thursday afternoon at his late home, 1
Rev +. w. Lewis officiating. Those
rom out of town to attend were. Mr..
ind Mrs. Walter Heath of Lakeport. \.
L., Mrs. Alexander Cochrane, Wells Riv-
r. William Kicker, Woodsville, ~ II.
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Who Will Claim Them7

Letters uncalled for at the Barre post
Office for the week ending May Is, were
as follows:
Men--Chss. E. Hall, w. J. Jones, w
r. Jenkins, Raymond johnson, b. Kap.
stein, George Martin. 0skar Mattison
Frederick Prass. C. F. Richardson, 10.
seph Reynolds. William James Rogers
j. II. Weir, Matthew f. Walker.
Women-Mary Baker. Mrs. May Da-
wilson, Miss Mary Jameson, Miss Bes-
sic Slayton, Mrs. Charles Rovce, Mrs.
+. ]. Raymond, Mrs. b. G. Webster
Firms Brigham Elee. Co., Supt. Leo
pold Granite Co.
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PLAINFIELD.


, Mrs. Frank Marsh and Miss Alma
: Leonard OF East Calais were in town
Monday.
Mrs. Ella Gale Bodies of Heaton hos
pital, Montpelier, is spending few days
with DIR. and Mrs. +. r. Gale.
Mrs Bertha Carpenter of Fairfax IS
visiting for few days at the home OF
her father, l.. l.. Knapp.
Mrs. Earl Bartlett of East Montpelier
IS spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wheeler Batchelder.
Miss Florence Beatrice Perry and Err
win Archer Duke were united in mar
riage March 26, 1913, at the St. George
church of Lennoxville, +. O., by Rev.
| Il. w. Il. Wright. Mr.. Duke is the
son OF Il. ii. Duke of Lennoxville, p. O.,
and grandson OF Mrs. Maria Duke of this
town. Mr.. Duke is secretary and treas
urer of the Il. T. Buck Co. Mr.. and
Mrs. Duke went to Montreal, New York
and Florida on their wedding trip. They
will reside in Lennoxville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Foss of Bradford
are the guests OF her brother, l.. G. Bald
win.
Mrs. Eben Dodge visited relatives in
Groton and Bradford, Monday and Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Worthen spent part
of this week in Hardwick with rela
tives.
Miss Margaret Mansfield of White
River Junction is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson Hamel.
Mrs. Susan Colburn of Montpelier is
spending few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Fowler.
Mrs. Nelson Welch and children visit
ed relatives in Groton part of this week.
At the annual meeting of the w. 9.
II. u, held recently, the following off
GERS were elected: President, Mrs. FL
len r. Colby; vice-presidents. Mrs. Ella
Kelley and Mrs. Bertha Kellogg; secre-
tary, Mrs. Nettie Lane; treasurer, Mrs.
Nina Hewitt. Literature racks are be- !
ing maintained at the Plainfeld and |
East Montpelier railroad stations. Pa |
pers are taken for children and for teach
ers to assist in the scientific temper
anee instruction. Work has been done |
toward a drinking fountain and will be |
continued. Two new members have been
added. An earnest appeal is made for
all mothers to join. The young ladies
are also invited to become members OF
this society.
Mrs. Warren Fifield and Mrs. George
Hollister were in Burlington this week
to attend the Rebekah assembly. Cor
don Robinson and Charles Parker rep
resented the Odd Fellows and encamp-
ment lodges.
News was received Friday that Mrs.
Hattie Shorey, formerly Of this town,
but now Of Montpelier, suffered severe
shock at the home of Mrs. Hutehins OF
Barre street, late Thursday evening.
Mrs. Shorey's condition is considered Sc
'ious. Her brother, r. II. Kiser OF New
York has been called to Montpelier.
Irwin l.. Potter OF Boston. who is well
known in this vicinity, will give "The ,
Merchant Of Venice at the opera house !,
Wednesday evening, May 81 Mr.. Pot
er has made an extensive study Of the !
plays and his interpreta I
ion is excellent. This entertainment
will not only be pleasing but instructive !,
ir. Potter especially invites the young
eople, as he desires that they become ;,
more familiar with good literature Sew +
raj musical numbers viii be given by h
ocal talent.
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MARSHFIELD

| C. ID. Smith is improving the looks
of his residence by the addition Of a
new veranda
G. l. Preston, r. r. Ide and II. f.
Hadlock are repairing barn for j. I
Drew in Cabot.
/ Marshfield cooperative creamery paid
its patrons 3sc for April butter.
| L. b. Adams has recently added a
new power driven ive-gallon ice cream
freezer TO the equipment connected with
his ice cream parlor.
Miss Marcia Preston Is boarding in
the home of ]. II. Bullock while her fla
| Their is employed at Cabot.
| c. NJ. Ennis, one of our former towns
men, has taken up land and established
home in the vicinity OF Wanette,
IN. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Dudson have gone
to Maiden, Mass, TO visit their son,
Brooks Hudson.
A new bricked-in boiler. with brick
chimney connected, and new seven
horse power electric motor are among
the improvements recently made at the
creamery.
II. ID. McCrillis and son, George. &C
companied by A. w. Blake and G. L.
Dwinell. went by auto Thursday after
noon for few days fishing at the Nc
Crillis camp in Greensboro.
j. W. Mesrs is making quite extern
sve repairs on his house by the rear
rangement of some of the rooms and
the addition of fully equipped bath
room and new wide veranda. f l..
Duke has charge of the carpenter work
and Peck Bros of Montpelier hold the
plumbing contract
Mrs. G. - Dwinell and Mrs. G. ID.
0rmsbee attended the Christian Endeav
or convention at Bethany church, Mont
pelier, Friday.
Substitute +. A. Rosebrook is serving
the patrons on route No. ? during the
absence Of Mail Carrier A. W. Blake
AZ Caspian lake.
j. NJ Tebbetts, union superintendent,
has announced that the examinations
for free tuition in secondary schools |
will be held at the school building, May |
p and %, beginning at Q n. M.
B. T.. Tucker and Mrs. j.. ID. Taft |
,aled on the parents of the former, Mr..
md Mrs A. A. Tucker, while on an
,uto trip out from Montpelier, Thurs
lay.
S. Swerdfeger, A. T. Davis and NJ. f.
3eckley were in fIardwick, Tuesday. in
he interests of service in that place
or the Molly's Falls Telephone Co.
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WASHINGTON

Baptist church, Washington. Charles
@. Durham, pastor. Sunday morning
services at 1890, subject. Zion a Fes-
tai CITY" Bible school at 1880. Chris.
tian Endeavor at p. m, union meet
ing of the juniors and seniors. Evening
service at o'clock PRAYER meeting
Thursday evening at 1880. Junior meet
ing Saturday at 8 p. m.
The Baptist church has Just installed
electric lights, which are a great i'm
provement over the gasoline lights which
they displaced. The church is grateful
to those who so generously gave money
to purchase them, also those who do
mated their time to put them in, especial
ly Ernest Seaver, for the time and
thought he put into the work. The lights
give entire satisfaction.
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EAST BARRE

A. G. Dickey and A. c. Coleman are il
East Orange this week remodelling som,
buildings for Charles Colby.
Mr.. and Nrs. George Dobs and Mrs
Addie Paterson went to Burlington Wed
nesday to attend the convention of the
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs.
Henry Castrello was able 10 return
home Wednesday, from the City hos.
pita
A als pound son arrived az the home
Of Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. J. Whitcomb. Thurs
day.
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MISSING: ONE BALL PLAYER.
Mystery Surrounds Disappearance o.
Arthur ShsfeT Of N. Y.
Nationals

New York. Nav l7.1ConsideTable
mystery surrounds the disappearance OF
Arthur Shafer OF the New York Nation
als.
he played Thursday in good spirits,
but failed 10 report yesterday.
Ne.raw saws he doesn't know where
>haffr is There Wa trouble over
Shaies's contract early IN tie spring.
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ing with a most painful hand for the
last two weeks, caused by running a
splinter into her palm.
Mrs. Peter LaBelle left Wednesday for
a protracted stay with relatives in Mont
pelier and Mortified
Miss Clara Spaulding attended the
county Christian Endeavor meeting held
in Montpelier. Friday.
II was so cold here Wednesday night
in the village that ice froze in pail
on NJ. j. Waterman's piazza, not thawing
by 10 a. m. Thursday
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WAITSFIELD

Miss Eva Annie Bisbee is home from
Barre for a week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. B. ID. Bisbee
DIR. and Mrs. w. J. Howard were in
Burlington, Wednesday and Thursday.
Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Remele were
in Montpelier, Thursday.
Mrs. Clayton Richardson was in Mont
pelier, Wednesday.
Mrs. James Irving has been suffer,
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EAST BARRE.

Public dance at East Barre opera
house Saturday. May IL. Harris or
chestra. Admission soc; ladies, free.