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BETHEL.

charles Batchelder and Margaret Muir.
ray Batcholder We're married by tho Rev.
W. BENJAMIN REYNOLDS, rector Of Christ
Church, at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs
Wallace Batchelder Monday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Ratchelder havs
purchased of Mrs. +. \, Davis and Mrs.
John Rourke heirs Of the late Mrs
Joanna OConnell the house on Churc,
street, which was built by Walter II
Creamer and they will reside therc.-NIr.
and Mrs. Wallace Batchelder are bavlna
ten hard wood floors laid I'm the rooms
OF the Moody house, purchased by them
last June. The floors when laid will
completely equip the house. as the other
rooms already have hard wood floors.
ne contract was made with the Green
Mountain Flooring company of Roches-
ter-Samuel shepard and Viola Trombley
We're arrested Monday at midnight AT tho
'ethel Inn, where the woman was ems
pIoEed as laundress. The complaint Waa
signed by States Attorney RAYMOND
Trainor OF White River Junction Tues
day morning they appeared before JUS
tice of the Peace r ]. Flint char.rd
with adultery They waived examination
and We're committed for trial at the De-
cember term of Windsor county court.
Bail was fixed at 500 in each case. in de-
fault of which Constable J, u. Wheeler
conducted them to Woodstock Jail Mrs.
Tromhleys husband, who is employed in
BurlinEton, was here Monday ana gave
the authorities Information leading to ,
tia arrsat
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NORTHFIELD.

Mary Huntley is visiting her aunt. Mrs.
~. II. Manley, at Enosburg Falls.-F
a. I. Graves and family Of SPRING
neid, Mass. who have been at George
r. Richmond's. have gone to Mr.
Graves's home at Vergenncs.-W. A.
Plastridge has re-purchased the ice busi-
ness from W c. Salter and has also taken
over the business done in town bv the
randolph Ice company.-A special labor
ing mems service wa, held at the Metho-
dist Church Sunday morning. the Rev
John R. Gates CONFERENCE.-The Union
cIuo announces lecture on the evening
OF September 10 by Prof. Arthur w
Peach Of Norwich University. subject
o. Henry, Interpreter "-Timothy
blanchard of Wllliamstown has pur-
chased the Briggs house at South North
field and taken possession-E. II. Ban
croft of Hartford Conn. has purcha sod
the John G. Hopkins farm west of the
village.
Mrs. Abbie Pope Walker Of Chicago
Is the guest Of Mrs. G. D. Edgerton
Mrs, Hattie Elliott is visiting the Dunn
merston-James Scott has moved his
family from tho Flood house on unpor
Union street to the Balch house on Cross
street, and g. J. Allen has moved from
the latter house to tho Domeritt house
beyond the Center villagc.-Tho Rich
mond grocery store is being reflttod by
the Odd Fellows, who own the block
Leland j. Graves has completed his serv-
ices as superintendent of buildings and
grounds at Norwich University-Emil
kletecka is about 10 return to Brattle-
horo to Join his parents, who moved
there a short time since
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WINDSOR COUNTY
ROCHESTER.

Mrs, Wadleigh, Mrs Lincoln's moth.
err, died at the Congregational parson-
age Saturday night. short service.
conducted by the Rev Mr. Lincoln,
was held Monday afternoon at four
q o'clock, The remains were taken
tuesday morning to her homo in West
Newton. The Rev, and Mrs Lincoln
Will not return until after three
weeks vacation which they will spend
near Portland, Me.--Town and village
schools began Tuesday-Mr and Mrs.
ANles Stockwell are spending the
month of September at his mothers,
Mrs Emily Stockweu
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FAYSTON.

Mr. and Mrs Leslie Dumas started
Saturday to go to Dillon Mont, to spend
the winter with "A relative. They will
live In a tent and hope that the change
of climate will b. a benefit to Mrs.
Dumas hcalth.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Brown went to Ludlow with large party
OF Rebekahs Wednesday to visit the
odd Fellows home.-Mls Josephine Fisk
Is teaching the grammar school in War
ren vi.lage.-Winfoid S. Durrett has
bought j. II. Smaills home farm and
taken possession Charles Lamb Of St.
Adams has built an addition to Vern
Pierc"'s COW stable and tool shed F.
II. Perry and Arthur Lindsey Of Rev.
erly, Mass. who have been spending a
few weeks at their cottage. Arboritun1.
returned to their home Monday-Mls,
Mabel Fisk is teaching the primary
school in WaitSfold village
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office work.-Alton Swasey. who was
Injured Saturday forenoon by an auto
mobile, Is doing well. The boy was
playing cricket in front of the home
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. u.
Swasey, on Union street. when the
machine, driven by the Gallagher boy
of Montpelier. knocked him down. lie
was bruised about his head and limbs.
DR.. Laura Clamp of Putney is a
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Myron
Graves. She was the first Vermont
woman to join the d. A. II. Although
over so years of age she makes the
trip from Putney alone.
Schools resumed Tuesday The new
teacher in Latin is Miss EstelIa Far
rell of Middlebury, graduate of the
college in that place last spring
Maude McMullin of Crossett Hill has
entered the local high school.-Mrs
Thomas Bates Is with Mrs. Amelia
Atkins.-FTenry Demeritt accompanied
his father to Randolph and will as
sist in the work at the Demeritt Pack
ing company's plant.-Mrs r. r. At
klns has been appointed second as
sistant librarian and will have charge
of the Juvenile desk.-Although the
weather seriously interfered with the
plans for the Grange picnic at w !
LeBarrons Monday, good number
gathered and after a picnic dinner
passed a pleasant time indoors Miss
Kathleen LeBarron returned to God
dard Seminary Monday evcning.-The
Rev. and Mrs w. l.. Boicourt. who arc
beginning their fifth year in the pas
torate of the Congregational Church
in this place, are to greet their friends
at an informal social gathering al the
church Thursday evening from eight
to 10. During the evening organ solos
will be rendered by Miss Mary Loasa
and trombone solos by *. r. Gale Of
Barre.-The funeral Of Jesse, six
months old son of Mr. and Mrs. John
King. was held at st. Andrews Church
Friday morning at 10 o'clock. the Rev.
j. p. O'Neill officiating The bearers
were Leonard Barney, Thomas Barry.
Dalton O'Brien and Leo O'Brlcn. In
terment was i'm the Catholic cemetery
at DuxburY.-The condition of the
Rev. FIR. Coffey remains very unfavor-
able.
The marriage of Earl W. Tinkham Of
Stowe and Miss Rubc w Collins Of that
place was solemnzed at the Convrega-
tional parsonage Tuesday afternoon by
the Rev. w. l.. Boicourt. They are to re-
side In Stowe.-Mrs. w. j. lie Barron re-
ceived all the prizes on hand-painted china
ut the Middebury fair.-Mr and Mrs
Robert Haseltine and daughters, who
have been at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
IT, F.. Hasetine. will return to-day for
MI Hascltine's work as teacher in Balti-
more, Md.-Miss Myrtle Walker of Barre.
VINO has been a guest of Mrs. r. r De-
merritt. returns home this morning-Miss
Francis Harris of st. Adams has re-
turned to the home of her aunt. Mrs
Richard Demertt, and resumed work in
the high school.-Miss Nellie Woodruff Of
the Crossett hill school was called TO Bur
HnFton Tuesday by the death of her IA.
thor. the Rev y. y Woodruff
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MONTPELIER.

The new 100000 high school building
was dedicated Tuesday with approximate
exercises The principal address was de-
livered by the Hon Joseph A DeBoer,
with remarks by Fred Blanchard, chair
man of the building committee, who pre-
scented the keys to Chairman H. J VI.
Jones of the school board. Principal Ed
ward S. Abbott spoke for the high school,
Raymond Cotton for the school body and
Mason S. Stone for the State. The after
noon reception was omitted out of respect
to DIR. J. Edward Wright, who was
trustee of the Washington county gram
mar school The structure is one of the
most modern high school buildings in the
state. Besides class rooms IT contains an
auditorium which will seat 400 and gym
nasium in the basement.
The funeral of DR. j. Edward Wright
took place Mt 4:30 o'clock Tuesday after
noon from the Church of the Messiah. the
Rev. A. II, Spence, Jr, officiating. The
attendance was largo. Stores and bust
ness houses closed during the funeral
hour No sessions of the public schools
were held in the afternoon The body was
taken to Boston for cremation and
to-day the ashes VIII be buried with
cemetery DR. Wright, who died Satur-
day after long Illness with anaemia.
was born in Montpelier July g. 1889. He
was graduated from Harvard IN 1861 and
In September 1869 became pastor OF the
Church of the Messiah, continuing as such
until few years ago when he became
pastor emeritus. He leaves widow.
son and two daughters.
Miss Antoinette Normandin and Wilmot
kNnoch We're married at seven o'clock
tuesday morning at ST. Augustine's
Church by the Rev. w. j. O'Sullivan
Miss Florence Normandn was brides
maid and Grover Caven of Barre hest
man The bride has worked in the tele.
phone office and the groom is fireman on
the Montpelier & Wells River railroad
They will reside on thsir return from a
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CRAFTSBURY.

Mrs. Frank E,ldrldge. who died i'm
Albany last week. was born and her
early life was spent in this town. Her
little son. aged five years, died and was
buried Just one week before her death
The village school commenced Monday
with so pupils enrolled. blanche Urie
left Monday for Montpelier, where she
Will enter the seminary.-Mrs. Carrie
keir seems to be improving D.
Bishop returned Friday from Stratford
\. H.-AviS Kerr commenced Tuesday
to teach in the Seaver district. whore
Florence Buchanan resigned on account
of illness.-'rhe evanrelistic meetings will
commence next Sunday under the leader
ship of Mr. Davidson
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GREENSBORO.

benjamin Demars. who had been i'll
with pneumonia and typhoid fever for
seven weeks, died Monday and was bur
lea wednesday from the Catholic Church.
MT Demars was a highly respected citi-
zen and leaves wife, six children his
aged paren s, who lived with him. also
Two brothers and six sisters. -Fred Hill
died last week Monday and the funeral
was held at r. p. Fays residence, where
ne had made his home for several years
Mr.. Hill was SO years Of age-Mrs Jessie
Malindy Of Buffalo. n. Y, Is visiting her
cousin Mrs. Nellie InEalls.-Mr. Brad
ioru or barre visited his daughter, Mrs
y. s. ingalls,. over Sunday.
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WATERBURY CENTER.

Jerry Manning of Bethel is visiting his
daughter Mrs Frank ButticS-Orrel
Hank of Hancock came SATURDAY to work
in the Brigham creamery.-Mrs. JOSEPH
TAFT. who has been visiting her brother
in Brandon. has returned honle-Ntss
Della Robinson and Mildred Green wore
In Burlington Tuesday.-Dr and Mrs.
l.. n Ncwcomb, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Poole and Ralph Hutchins of Montpelier
We're at Mrs NeWcomb'S Sunday and
Monday.-Ralph Marshall Is spending \
few days with his grandmother, Mrs
Daniel Marshall.-Deputy Sheriff V A.
Dillingham; is doing police duty at tha
Mortified fair.-Miss Esther Bacon oc
Morrisville is teaching at the seminary.
The rural and village schools began
Tuesday
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON,

"''o''" ''' town caucus was neld
SITE, -, 1-'S cNe'''i'S, lou -
w. vas e'eo'eu chairman ana WlIlam
wood y II vho,
Charles A T,nrior ,,,ona aIo,taa doIano,aa
10 the State convor,io,. ~. rIo.,,,o,, ph,,
lipson Grant chase II ,vashh,,,,
William WEIGH to tha d,s,r;ot copvent,,,,
and F. l.. Smith Loon sbombouob ora
T.. D. Lamphere to the county convention
The following town committee was elect
ed: Or ]. r. Eastwood. Leon sham
bough and f. l.. Smith-Mrs Thayer
Townsend Of Carver street is ill.-Mator
Charles V. Campbell of Boston died at the
Brandon Inn Friday noon. He was 60
years of age ana had lived at the inn for
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CAMBRIDGE.

T.. w. stone of Richmond spout sun
day in town.-B. +. Waterman Of Bur
linSton has been spending several day1
at the American House.-Mrs. f. +. Bar
ton Is visiting i'm New York and Boston
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Flinton Wednesday, Mrs. NJ O.
Clark spent Saturday and Sunday in
Cnderhill.-Mrs. Cynthia Edwards of
Wantoma Wis has been guest at Jt
7. McClure's.- -Mr and Mrs. II. f.. Gray
of Burlington spent Sunday and Monday
with his father, II. y. Gray.-Mrs George
o. Neil spent Saturday in Morrisville
with her brother r. c. Reynolds. Mrs
Eugene Spaulding of Woodsville, ~ H.
is visiting her mother. Mrs W. d. VII
lcy.-R. w. Brush returned to his home
In Boston Saturday.-Mr and Mrs. Wal
ter Leonard of Milford, Mass, have been
visiting at j. w. Leonard's
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

School opened September !, speakers at
the first chapel exercises being Supt H.,
II. Rice, the Rev. Arthur Wall. Prof.
w. s Monroe of Montclair n. j., and
Principal Green. The school has pur-
chased three Jersey cows from the IA
nous r, G. Bronson herd They are all
register of Merit COWS. 1t has also pur-
chased four ycarling heifers from the
famous Qucchoc FEELS herd. During the
summer important repairs have been
made at the Maplewood dormitory and
at Agriculture hall. The class In for
est management Is now pruning the
trees on the campus The class in Junior
shipwork are tearing down the old hen
house and will soon have the new hem
merry completed. The junior class or
Sanized Monday. electing the following
officers: President. T.. Phillips Heath
Winchester, Mass; vice-presdent. Her
man Kent, Rochester; secretary, Maurice
johnson. Mlddlebury; treasurer, White
hurd' Garner, Springfield. Mass. The
crops on the school farm are looking
unusually we'll A large yield of pota-
toes and silo full of corn is looked for.
The school has the largest enrolment of
regular students in It's history Every
available rooming place Is being oc-
cupied, The registration at present
stands At rs and 1t will probably reach
II total of 80 within the next two weeks.
A large number of candidates are out
for the football team and under the
drilling OF Coach u. l. Kibby, the
school team should be strong one
Edward H. Loveand of Bradford, who
is agent for the Orange County Farmers
association was IN town Monday look
ing over the situation and Introducing
himself to the farmers % this section.
His office will he in Bradford, He takes
the rlace OF the former agent, Mr. De-
naarN.--Pnaf, E. A PatridSe and family
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DERRY

Miss Lottie Fuller has tpkcn the place
OF Miss Stacey in the upper department
of the graded school and Miss Verna
Temple the place of Miss Chamberlain
in the primary department.-The academy
school opened last week with a larger
number of pupils than usual-The Con-
greg1ional Sunday school held n picnic
Saturday near the pond near Frank Will
sons. Boats We're provided.-Cecilc Hay
left Monday to return to the Westfield
Mass, normal school for another year,
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JOHNSON

j. r. -l. and granddaughter visited
MS vie at the Fanny Allen hospital Fri
Gay. Mrs. Hin is expected home In a
short time-Miss Doris Rand returned to
Hatfield Monday with her sister, Gladys,
where she will teach school, Miss Josie
Drown returned to Brockton Monday
Bertr1m Hunt has gone to Mortified
where ne will enter Norwich University
--TIildaY Mansfield and Helen Hunt re-
turned to their school in Newport Mon
day-Mr and Mrs, Willard Grandheld
and three children Of Montpelier are Wis
iting at Prof A. w. stones Miss Mae
Baker gave description Of her recent
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WOLCOTT.

II. !. Randalls son, Stanley while at
play pulled the clothes line post on to him,
breaking his leg. He was taken to the
Mary Fletcher hospital for treatment and
is doing as we'll as could be expected
Mrs. Herbert Noodle is in Manchester, n.
H.-W. Z. Barter was in Burlington Mon
day on husiness.-Miss Elsie Perkins Is
visiting in Manchester, N. H.-Mr. Sweet
OF Sutton, p. O.. Is IN town for a few days
f. e. Haskell returned Tuesday from a
business trip to Boston.-Mrs u. Lapalm
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Cederic
Humphrey, in st. Johnsburv Nelson
Smith, who has been visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs w. f. Barter, left Friday for his
home in Wellesley. Mass.-Mr. Rings boy
was badly injured Sunday by being kicked
in the head by a horse. He was taken to
the hospital at Hardwick The Rev
Charles Davis Of Highgatc visited his
brother, w. O. Davis Tuesday.--M Coan-
ut was in Montpelier SATURDAY.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

George Witham celebrated his 10Th
birthday anniversary September ! at the
place of his birth, situated on the west
road and known to the travelling public
many years ago. He was accompaniod
by his sister, Mrs. r. NJ. Pray. and Mr.
and Mrs. j. G, Brown. old friends and
schoolmates Mr. Witham whose homo Is
In Atlanta, Ga, had not met his sister for
30 years. He has built an extensive lum-
ber mill, which he superintends. -
Mr.. and Mrs, Delano of Randolph are
visiting at Flora Blakes-Schools open-
ed TUESDAY
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RA ,?f.NINGS IN VERMONT
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leld Mountain Grange Saturday after
Noon viii be past masters meeting. The
past masters will fill the chairs and
carry out the program.-B. l.. Shaw has
put up paint shop In the rear of his
residence on Main street for painting
sarriages.-l. a. Foster was in Fletcher
Monday to attend the funeral Of Marian
Parsons.-The continued rainy weather
has interfered seriously with the har-
testing of grain, which In some cases
mas sprouts scvral inches long.-Mrs.
Eunico Pottle and guests, Mrs. Q. w
Butler and Mrs. Ellen Wheeler, spent
Tuesday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
=. S. Smith in Morristown.- About 20
Fleetwood" cars from Morrisville pass
Vi through here Tuesday on the way to
WI, state convention at Montpelier
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BENSON.

The new Methodist pastor, the Rev.
r D. Chase, arrived Thursday night In
time for the union prayer mceting-Wil-
liam Bassett of st. Thomas Can. is Wis
ting his cousin, Mrs. ]. T. Walker, of
the eastern part of the town.-Dcputy
Sheriff Belden of this village is IN Rut-
land acting as special policeman during
the fair.-Miss Fannie King Of Washing
ton ID. C., a clerk In the employment
OF the government, Is visiting at c. NJ
kfng's-Miss Blanche Bcdon of Schenec-
tady. n. Y. is in town. a guest at Lewis
u. Relden's.-The Ladies' Auxiliary Of
the CONGREGATIONAL Church hold their an
nual sale AID supper on october .. The
supper will he from five to seven.-No
frost has appeared here yet and corn Is
maturing we'll
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ORLEANS COUNT,
NORTH TROY.

william Gossley of Montgomery and
MISS Emily Bushey of this place were
married by Justice of the Peace l. d.
Johnson at the law office Of O. S. Annis
Thursday. They will reside in this vii
laGe' where he has OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Eikins of Massachusetts has been visiting
MS parents the past week.--H. w. Hast
lhgs' of the law firm. Annis & Hastings,
is on vacation at Saranac Lake, N. Y
several of the little friends of Madeline
harabee gave her surprise party We'd
neSday evening
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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.

Phillip, ive-Year-od son Of Mr. and
Mrs. GLAND f. Stevens Of this town.
died Yesterday Of infantile paralysis after
an illness of a day or two. An older son
is Ill, but has improved and is expected
To reCoNer
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FORESTDALE.

MIS- James Walsh of Leominster.
MASS is visiting her mother MS.
Louise Qninn-Miss Ruth Avery is teach
ing school In wall.-Sldney Powers.
VINO mas oeen passing several weeks at
IN" foWers farm, has returned to his
nome IN l'ansinSburg, n. Y.-The Ladies'
Hulld OF Grace Church met with Mrs
l.. G. Bump Wednesday.-Ms Lucille
CIin" OF Swanton Is the guest of Mrs.
Philip Bulris.-Mr and Mrs. Derrick
Boudreau and children of Schenectady,
\. Y, are visiting at L. j. Fnrtinr,s
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MORRISVILLE.

Mrs Ella Doty, who has visited her
brother. c. G. Warren of Woonsocket
Il l., for several weeks, returned
home Monday evenfng.-Mr. and Mrs.
Emile j Ostiguy returned Monday
evening from their wedding trip and
will pass few days with her parents
Mr. and Mrs Levi Senesac, before go
ing to their home at Marieville, +. O.
Robert, the 1a-year- son of sam
uel Hall who has been at work at
Mortified. lost his right hand while
feeding an cnsilage cutter. He was
taken to the Melrose hospital at Brat
tleboro-Miss Alma Wheelock, who
has made her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
c. ]. story for four years, went Tues
day to Burlington to enter upon
three years course of training at the
Mary Fletcher hospital.--Mr. and Mrs.
Carroll Wheeler and daughter, Miss
Marion, and Dr. and Mrs. Collins of
Lisbon. n. H., were guests Monday of
Mr. and Mrs. +. j.. Wheeler.--Miss
Laura Laraway returned Tuesday to
Tewksbury. Mass, after visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Laraway.
Mrs. r. a. Wiley Of Waterville
came Tuesday for a visit with her
daughter and husband. Mr.. and Mrs.
B. ]. Kelley.-Mrs. B. l.. Joslyn of Los
Angeles. Cal, and Mrs. Elizabeth Met
calf of Burlington, came Tuesday for
a visit with Mr.. md Mrs. Harry
Hutchns Of Elmore.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred NJ
Small was the scene of a pleasant gath
ering Tuesday when girlhood friends
and schoolmates Of Mr.. Smalls mother
hat birJ
reunion. Those present were Mrs Hat
tie Small. - years OF age, Mrs. Sarah
Butler, 70, of Washington, d. c., Mrs.
Ellen Wheeler. So, Of Waterbury, Mrs
Eunce Pottle. IS. and Mrs Alice Ray
mond. 60. Of Stowe, Mrs. Mary Atwood.
~. and Mrs. Mary Thomas, 70, OF Morris
VILE All Of the seven ladies are widows
The total of their ages is sos years, aver
aging 70 years Mrs. Atwood. q years
of age. drove her own team from Morris
VILE distance OF six miles 4 -FOUR
course dinner was served by Mrs Fred
Small and a group photo was made by
Mr.. Small, Nearly all OF the ladies' were
former school teachers and singers and
music formed a part Of the afternoons
entertainment-Mr and Mrs c. NJ Steb-
bins, living on the Hale farm, entertain
cd Wednesday his mother, Mrs g. T.
Stebhins. Of Waterville, his brother. r.
II. 'tehbins OF Watervllc, his brother
and WIFE Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Stebhins
and their son and daughter from New
York state, brother and wife Mr. ana
Mrs. L. w. Stebbins. and daughter 1T
Cambridge, his sister. Mrs s. D. Whit
ing and her daughter from Minnesota
and his sister and husband Mr. and Mrs