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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-21
S. R. CROCKETT DEAD
Was Author of 1.-The Sticklt
Minister" and Other Novels.

London. April 2o.-samuel Rutherford
Crockett. the novelist. died to-day. lie
was born in 1870.
Mr. Crockett entered the Free Churcn
of Scotland IN lsS. He was a Noiu-
mnous writer, The Stickit Minister
being among the best known OF his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-21

JONES-Suddenly at Los Angeles. Cal.
Saturday. April H. II. Percy Jones. Sec
Ond son OF Henry Phineas and Ada AN
derson Jones, in his saith year Funeral
services will be held at the residence Of
his father As Broad St. Thursday, Apri
%. ut 2.30 o'clock Friends will kindly
omit flowers.
PORTER-On Saturday. April Is. at
Waterbury. Conn, Nathan r. Porter. IN
the seth year of his age. Funera! pr-
waite. Burial at Montclair, y. j.
THURSTON-On 20th inst. at her late
residence. St johns Road, Harrow.
England, Lois. wife Of +. Coppee Thurs
ton and youngest daughter Of George
b. Raymond, of Morristown, y. j.
TORREY-At Wilkes Barre Penn. April
%, 1914 John Torrey. I'm his SD year.
husband OF Mary :. Fackler Torrey
and az one time a member OF the New
Jersey Senate. Funeral services at his
late residence. 3 Terrace st, Wilkes
Barre. on Wednesday morning. April p.
at 10 o'clock. Interment at Lakehurst,
y. j., at p. n, Thursday.
WALDO-At tho City Club Of New York,
Sunday night, April 70. 1914. Howard
LOvett Waldo, aged o.. son OF Howard
Waldo and the late Isabelle Hoe Flu
neral services Will be held at ST
Matthews Church. - West S4th ST., New
York city 10 a. m. Wednesday, April
2. lnterment private. Kindly omit
flowers
ZABRTSKIE-Charles Frederick Zabris-
kie. beloved husband OF Minnie Rogers
Zabriske, in his 66th year. Funeral at
St IGnatlus Church, S7th 81 and West
End ave. at 10 4. m. Wednesday. Kind
j. omit flowers.
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HOME WEDDING FOR AST0R
Ceremony to Take Place April
80 if Doctors Consent.

Vincent Astor and Miss Helen Dins-
more Huntington Will probably he mar
ried as planned on April 80, in spite
OF his III health. The only change. ac-
cording TO a statement made by Mrs
Huntington yesterday. will be home
wedding instead OF A church ceremony
as was intended.
"Of course she said. "our plans may
We, have 10 be modified. rs the doctors
have not yet given us the absolute as
surance that Mr.. Astor will be sufii-
GENTLY recovered He is much better
to-day than he has been since his
illness"
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MARRIED.

GRACE-LADEW-On Saturday, April Is
1914. al Elsinore. Glen Cove, Long ISL
and Elise Wall daughter Of the late
Edward r. Ladew and Louise Berry
Wall Ladew, 10 William Russell Grace
TCHFRT-EARLE-On Monday. April
20, by the Rev Howard c. Robbins,
Alice Louise Earle TO Benjamin W.
Richert.
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NE. Frank : Witheroee gave 4 dinner
dance last night a. Snerry's for hey
ea1Eatsr. Miss Evelyn Witherbee. The
Entertainment had been set originally
lo' February. but was postponed on &C
eo1nt Of the death Of Mrs Witherbee =
amt Mrs. Rhiue.ander. Mrs. Witherbee
ana her daughter received the guests In
ne room ad dining the small ballroom,
Nnsrs the dinner was served az small
Aois5 decorated with pink and wnIte
amber roses. arranged in such fashion
IS 10 give the impression Of a garden.
Dsneing. for which about fifty additional
t,ssts came ln. was In the large ball
room Two orchestras furnished ne
music
Among the dinner guests we're Nj ana
Afs John Hone Auerbach. Mr. and Mrs.
william Bayus. st.. Mr and Mrs j..
s's@art Barney. Mr. and Mrs. John W.
ross. Dr. and Mrs. George Draper. MI.
'ha Mrs Allen Forbes, SIR and Mrs.
Arthur G.. Gwynne. Sir. and Mrs. Buell.
noiAsier Mr and Mrs. +. l.. v Hoppin'
~ and Mrs Harold r Hadden. Jr.. MI.
"a Nrs Bsyard O.. Hoppin. Mr. ana
-'is Lewis O.. Morris. Mr. and Mrs. j.
N4saands- I>eishmsn, Mr.. and MITE
'2rilanct Slcoli. Nr. and Mrs Seth In"
Itr.pont. Nr. and Mrs. Alexander u.
=. Pratt. Ar and 1rs. Harry T. Peters.
~ and Mrs. Clarence q. Pell, Mr. ana
sir Waitsr ~ Sullman. Miss care
nIa' Giss Sarah Schuyler Butler MISS
.-tao'th Cutting. Mis- JEANNE Emmett
20 Helena Flsn. Miss Hiiah French
..i's Clara Fargo. MSs Catherine l.
,~msrsley Miss Helen Dorothea Kane
~u's Charlotte Kissel. Miss Gertrude
aSl' Hlts K0lth Mortimer. Miss Agnes
anon. Miss Eleanor Mortimer Miss ~
- Nieol. Miss Josephine Pearson Misc
,fMfy Y. Pearson, Miss Anna {. renew
~" Beatrice Pratt. Miss Mildred hiVes'
|" Helen ". Hlyes. Miss Pauline Iusss'
-'A' Pauline Robinson. Miss Abce I"
'nrgni. Miss Maude q Shepherd. Misc
my siosns. Miss Margaret steward.
ss IAaa suydam. Mis- trlins Ai'i'f'
-" Margaret T.. Trevor Miss I~ouis"
,I''or. Miss Alice Van Rensselaer, MISC
,,As' o. with.rbe. and Miss Katherine
s.sssn
shes we're also present Lord Aoheson'
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CEMETERIES.

THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY.
233d ST. By Harlem Train ana by Trolley.
Once. 20 East 23d S.. n. Y.
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DIED.

Notices 81 marriages. and deaths mus. 20
accompanied by full name and address
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Time Curtain Rises I o-day
RNOON.

2;oO-h tD,a.,aii,Ici .,..... METROPOLITAN
49, ..Hippodrome
N''' f0i Ranch. Madison Square Garden
WhirI Of the World Winter Garden
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Bar Harbor. Mr.. Bogert IS member OF
the Union and Racquet clubs. NO date
has been set for the wedding.

the Union and Racquet cluOS. no ud'o
has been set for the wedding.
Miss jeanette McAipin, whose mar
rage 10 4. NIusgrave Hyde will take
place tomorrow afternoon In 81. Thorn
ass Church, gave theatre party last
night FOR her bridal attendants, and al
terward took her guests 10 the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George l..
McAlpin. East Goth ST. for supper and
dancing. In the party We're Miss Dorothy
McAlpin. Miss Flora McAlpin, oliver
w. Roosevelt. John Elliott. Reginald ;.
Parker. Howell Forbes. Thomas II. Ian
man and George l.. McAlpin, j.
Mrs. Henry Scott Rokenbaugh gave
small luncheon, followed by bridge, yes
terday at her home 5l2 Fifth ave.
Miss Amy Baker will give her annual
recital Tuesday afternoon, April & at
the Women's Cosmopolitan club. Frank
Pollock. tenor, will sing, with Bruno
HUM at the piano.
Nine T. Giacomo Fara Forni VIII
give domino dance tonight at the
Colony Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-21

Mrs Frederick Pearson. Of Q West o"n
., has announced the engagement OF
her daughter. Miss Josephine south"icH
p.,r.or 10 Beverley hogorL oi this
.c,,, Mis- Pearson if tic elder daughter
r. latc Commando Frederick Pear
80, Z, =. She Was introduced TO
- several years ago. and is a sis
Ter Of MISS Lesley y Pearson Nj
Pearson has villa a. Newport o1t ioI
..vs,sl years has spent the summer At
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Miss Della Rata visited in Alburg
WodneSday.-A. H. Holcombe has return
ed from New York, where he has been
the guest of his brother, Charles.-M. S.
Thomas is building a shed on his tenant
house. William Hill Of Chateaugay, n.
Y. is spending a few DAYS among friends
and relatives.-Schools in town are clog
ed FOR two weeks on account of infantih
paralysis scare, although there are no
cases In town.-Mrs. James Jarvis has
gone to burlington, whore she will open
dressmaking parlors at 81 Pearl street
Miss Cora Montgomery has returned to
her home In burlington after a few days
here.-James Jarvis spent Sunday in
Rouses Point, y. Y, with his daughter,
Mrs. William Kelly.-Mr. and Mrs
Charles White of Burlington spent Sun
day in town with their parents-Capt.
John Montgomery was at home over Sun
daY.-Mr and Mrs Mick Carter Of West
Chazy, n Y. are guests OF Miss LenR-
field.-Misses Ruth Thomas and Rena
Hill and Fred King returned to Burling-
ton Sunday night to attend High School.
Clifford Cornell, who was operated
upon for appendicitis, is resting COM
fortably at present, but Is not consider
ed out of danger,-Charles Wilbur %
New York was in town Sunday.
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CAMBRIDGE

Miss Amy Brush has returned from
BOLTON, whore she has spent the summer
with her son, c. S. Brush.-Mr and Mrs.
r. G. Reynolds Of Morrisville spent Satur-
day and Sunday with his mother Mrs NJ.
NJ. Reynolds--H. II. Reynolds, assistant
paymaster aboard the L. S. 5. Panther.
has been spending several days with his
mother Mrs. NJ. NJ. Responsibilities A. l..
Brush visited Mrs. G. S. Brush at Fam
Allen hospital Saturday Mrs. Chaffee o.
Berkshire is quite III at the home of her
son, NJ. II. Charrec.-A daughter was born
to the Rev. and Mrs. c. *. Hemingson
September 22.-Mrs. Belle Nathan was
called to Burlington by the Illness of her
daughter, Mrs. r. F. Brown.-Mrs. Cliff
ton Smith of Lincoln was guest OF Mrs
Earle Gates Wednesday.-Mr and Mrs
W NJ. Smith and Mrs. II. A. Cady We're
in burlington Monday.-Mrs Eugene
Green Of johnson Is a guest of Mrs. NJ
NJ. Reynolds Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Duval
Of St. Johnsbury are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Leo Horncr-The Jcffers0nviilc and
Z cambridge schools are closed on ac-
count of a case of infantile paralysis in
the home of Mr. Hcm,ngson.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
RICHFORD.

Mahlon " Taylor started for Dallas
Texas, Friday night to spend the winter,
Hrs Taylor and son will go later.-Mrs
b. p. Carey of Somerville, Mass, visited
IL the home Of Mrs. A. ], Elliot Friday
Ind Saturday, Salome Lahue and
ohm Lahue have sold to Joel Fletcher
Two acres OF land and the buildings there
In adjoining the Donlon farm on the
berkshire road.--John l.. Currie and Miss
3larice Harness we're married Saturday
horning at All Saints Church by the pas
br, the Rev. Joseph Lavigne.-Mrs. G. S.
onner has returned home from Dorches-
Dr. Mass. where she has been for a few
eeks.--Carleton A. Searles OF Chicago Is
listing at the home or Mr.. and Mrs. F
Sears.-The village schools which have
cen closed for the past few weeks be-
huse of infantile paralysis, will be reopen
Monday morning. No new cases of the
sease have been reported this week and
be health officer. DR., r. NJ. Pelton. feels
pn1dent that the danger point is past
II. Comings has received notice OF his
bpointment as member of the county
bard of appraisers appointed by c. A.
umley, commissioner of State taxes,
he other members OF the board are W,
McFeeters of Enosburg Falls and l..
Donaldson OF Swanton
The KiR&s DaughiaER met Rt he.
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MORRISVILLE.

The Hon. 7. G. Cheney left Wednesday
evening for Washington, y. c., to Join
Capt. Charles G.. Gould Of the Fifth Yer
mont regiment who was the first 10 get
over the confederate works Mt Plttsburg,
April 2. 1865. They will make an extern
sive trip and stop Mt Appommattox and
spend n day at West Point. va. with
capt. Robert f. Lee, namesakc and only
surviving son Of General Lee. going also
to Harper's Ferry, Winchester and
Cedar Creek. At Berryvlllc Va. they
will be guests of Mrs. Betty Van Metre,
whose heroic work in saving the life of
Lieut. Henry Bedcll Of the Eleventh
Vermont will be recalled by many of the
old veterans. Mrs Cheney will visit her
brothers in Connecticut ana relatives in
New York during the absence of Mr.
Cheney.-MTs. A. G. Small ana daughter,
Miss Barbara Small, returned Tuesday
evening from New Bedford. Mass, where
the latter recently underwent an opera
ton upon her throat.--Mr and Mrs. Jo-
seph Sherman returned Tuesday evening
from visit in Lyndonville with their
daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Morton Cheney. Miss Welda stewart Of
North Hyde Park and Miss Marjorie
ODER of johnson were guests Tuesday
night of Miss Grace Prior and with Miss
Prior went "Wednesday to Beehe Plain,
z. O., to attend the international A. c.
CONFERENCE.-The Harriet Hatch, Miss
Thomas and Miss Martin OF Hardwick
were in town Tucsday.-Mr ana Mrs
William p. McClntock ana Mr. ana Mrs
A. w Stinson of Lynn, Mass, are guests
Of the formers father William c. Nc
Clntock.-G. w Warren, who has been
employed at Plymouth, Mass, for the
summer, has visited for short time with
his brothep and wife. Mr. and Mrs J. II.
Warren. before going to stowe. where
he will have employment-George A.
Cheney and Charles II. Raymore went
to Burlington Tuesday. accompanied by
Miss Edith Godfrey, who mas had the
care Of Mrs. Morse for tho past three
years Miss Belle Barrows mas resumed
work in the Messenger office after en-
joying vacation Of a week. when in
company with her aunt. Mrs. n II
Bedel, she spent a week Mt North Troy
with her sister and husband Mr.. and
Mrs II. II. Butterheld-The clubhouse
at the Lamoille Valley Gun clubs
grounds near Sunset park is now nracti-
cally complete, with the exception Of the
fire place which will be added later.
Last Saturday the first try-out was held
and much interest was shown
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HYDE PARK.

f. l.. start of Jacksonville was in
town Monday.--F. i. Keller was at
home over Sunday,-Clyde Brown, c. G..
Page and Clarence Badger went to the
University of Vermont Monday Mrs.
Lizzie Fairbanks has gone to Boston to
spend n month,-MiO Emily Hulburd was
at home from Enoshurg Falls over Sun
day.-G. f.. Moore Of Shoreham was in
town Saturday-F. p. Hin and company
visited st Adams and Burlington Satur-
day-Mlss Carolyn Smith returned from
Swanton Monday.-Elmer. the eight-year-
old son OF II. l.. Bryant, died at Old
Orchard Saturday. The remains were
brought here Mondt and the funeral
was held at Centerville Tuesday.-Miss
Federer, who has been visiting here sew
eral weeks, returned to her home in
ontario Tuesday Miss Gertrude Patch of
Easton, Mass, is visiting her cousin,
Miss Alice Page.-D. 7. Hamlln has been
visiting in Enosburg Falls.
f. Il. Taft of Burlington was In
town Tuesday.-W, c. Maxfield is
making repairs upon his corner block
E S. Campbell of Belvidere Corners
was i'm town Tuesday.-Jacob Peril
roth went to Albany, ~ y. Tuesday
on businsss.--Mrs, Grace barnes has
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SWANTON CENTER.

The first frost of the season came Mon
day night and vegetation generally was
killed. Tuesday morning the mercury was
down to IS degrees above zero. Much
corn had been cut but a good deal wa
left standing. Ice formed on water bar
rels and the ground frozc. Snow was
seen in the air Monday.-The little daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mr.. T.. II. Brown of the
west road, who has been very i'll with in
fantlc paralysis, is recovering 5.
w. Bliss of Skecls Corner. who recently
returned homo from the Royal Victoria
hospital Montreal Is able to ride out
Mrs. Martha Boals Of the east road has
sold her farm to Gaylord r. Corliss of
Swanton.-Denns L. BushcY of Chelsea,
Mass, formerly Of Highgatc, and Miss
Grace Hazard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Royal f.. Hazard of this place, were mar
rcd September p in Bethel by the Rev.
j. Wesley Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Bushcy
left on the afternoon train for their future
home I'm Chelsea.-A daughter was born
September 10 to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Aver
of ST George. The child Is granddaugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ Hubbard Of
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

The Rev G.. II. Lock of Sheldon will
preach at the Methodist Church Sunday
morning. in exchange with the Rev Mr..
DavS-W. II. Lantman has sold his
Shepard place to Mr.. and Mrs. Miles
Greene for $500 Mr.. and Mrs. Greene viii
take immediate pOssesson.-D. Wilkie OF
Boston was at the Commercial House
over Sunday. II. Hogle of Phillips
burg, =. G., was in town Monday.--Dr.
II. II. johnson and ". W. Mulin of
Franklin We're I'm town Tuesday.-MrS.
Jane T. Bates Is seriously i'll at the home
Of r. y. McClure.-Mrs +. II. Carman
and Mrs II. j. Lyon spent the week.
end with friends in St. Angelo, p. O.
Mrs. James Butler has returned from
Queen city Park, burlington. where she
has been spending the summer.-Mr. and
Mrs. T. f. Olds Of Burlington were in
town over SundaY.-Mrs. NJ A. Baxter Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs Harriet Ide,
in Morrisville-N. j. Cross has purchas-
ed an Overland touring car
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-01
JEFFERSONVILLE.

Schools about town are closed for a
while on account of infantile paralysis -
News has been received of the marriage
September 20, of Miss Sarah Thomas and
Mr., Blake, both of Boston Miss Thomas
formerly resided hcrc.-Miss Ralph Hcbb
of Lunenburg Is visiting her parents, Nj.
and Mrs Fred Jacques.-A. NJ. Davis is
seriously ill-Mrs. Annie Rusu was a
guest of her daughter, Mrs Frank Ben
nett in Burlington. over Sunday-Mr and
Mrs Leighton Thomas ami Harold
Thomas Of Massachusetts are guests of
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. y.
Thomas.-Miss Lolita Brown has return
ed to the Edmunds high school i'm Bun
lington.-Fred Putnam has bought the
farm in East Cambridge known Is the
David Perry place and will take possess
sion November 1.-The next moot'nE f
the Cemetery Association will he held
with Mrs. +. Z. Smith October 6
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-01
RICHMOND.

The Richmond village and the Jones'
Vile schools will open this morn
ing. The district schools will open Mon
FAY.
Mrs. l.. C. Conant and Mrs. Elton Fish
have returned from Fall River, Mass,
where they were called by the serious
Illness of Mrs. Conants mother. Mrs
Martin.--Mr. and Mrs Bernard MARROW
Of Underhill have moved their house
hold goods here and will reside in the
Sherman tenement. Condensed
MIX company has contracted for its
needed supply Of milk for the ensuing
six months and closed its contract books
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Ladue are visiting
relatives I'm Randoph.-The Rev. and
Mrs. Stratton have returned from Rut-
land, where they have been guests Of
their daughter for several WHOLESALERS
j. \. Richardson has returned from Bur-
lington. where she has been visiting at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs G. V.
Towne.-Mr. and Mrs w w. Miller were
guests of friends in Burlington over
Sunday.-Mr and Mrs c. II. Pine re-
turned Saturday evening from 10 DAYS
I'm New York.-A fair for the benefit of
the baseball association viii be held in
Foresters' hall the week Of October 12-17
Miss Sparrow, who has been the guest
of Miss Nina Shepardson for several
weeks, has returned to burlington, where
She Is teaching in the high school.-Miss
Il0Glse Morgan is visiting Miss Frances
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-01
STOWE.

The Summit House on Mt Mansfield,
| Walter NJ. Adams, proprietor, closed Mon
day after one Of the most successful sea-
sons In It's history. Nine hundred guests
have been entertained during the season.
between 800 and COO picnic parties hava
visited Mt. Mansfield ocsdos those enters
/ tained at the hotel There has been n re-
markedly large number of trampers whd
nave visited the mountain. -Thrrrnometera
registered 20 degrees Fahrenheit Tuesday
morning There was heavy white frost
, and the first hard freeze of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs, r. .. Wrlsley and daugh-
ter. Mrs Orpha Green. and son and Mrs.
John Green returned Tuesday from a trip
to North Bay, n. Y, leaving stowe Fri
day in the Wrlsley automobiie.-Dr II.
c. Brigham, president Of the Lake Mans
Held Trout club, has purchased two regis
tered Hplstein cows from the herd at thu
state farm In Waterbury, paying Si75 for
the two-Admiral Charles Z, Clark, who
VIII take the historic battlcship Oregon
through the Panama canal. and Mrs
Clark left the club house at Lake Manr-
feld, where they have spent n large par.
of the summer. Sunday for Greenfield,
Mass.-The ladies Of Unity Church will
serve supper at the church Thursday af.-
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New York Brooklyn. Philadelphia and
other large cities. The Misses Lewis and
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

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VI Nus'c'-N'ss iia"eI oplhhey OF MARI
ooio' MASS Is sues' VI MISS iia%el MINI
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for a visit % fou woots ar,ona friond,
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FRANKLIN.

Emerson Shodd and Edith and Paul
Gates returned to the University of Yer
mont Monday and Mildred Powell to the
Burlington high school-A. T.. Ploof and
family spent the Weekend at East Enos-
burE-Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Bolio have
been spending n few days with their SON.
Charles, at Pleasant NallcY.-About co OC
the friends of Mr.. and Mrs w j. Riley
gathered at their home Friday to con-
graduate them on their 18th wedding an
niversary Refreshments We're served
Several attended the funeral of Fred s.
Brush in Montreal Tuesday. Mr. Brush
and family have spent several summers
at the lake and he had many warm friends
here.-The ladies of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church will serve their annual
chicken pie supper in their parlors Thurs
day evening. Miss Margaret Hopkins has
returned to New York
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SHELDON.

hohert Grove, one of Sheldons oldest
citizens, died at his home Thursday at the
age OF 81 years. The funeral was held
sunday at the house, the Rev. f, Wilson
Day OF Franklin officiating. The bearers
were the four grandsons, O. T. Greene. c.
ID. Woodwork, A. n Grenier and George
a. Reed. The burial was in the village
cemetery. Mr.. Grove was born in AL
bury County Norfolk England, in 1923.
lie came to this country with his parents
at the age of - years, landing in Quebec
after n voyage of six weeks. He came to
Franklin county the next year. In 1870
he married Bctscv Fairbanks. Five chill
dren were born to them, Abel, Abbie and
three others who died in infancy The de-
ceased Is survived 10y his sisters Mrs
Elizabeth Kittclo of this town and Mrs
Doane of West Derby; also his son, Abel,
and several grandchildren. Mr.. Grove
had been in poor health for several years
but his mind was keen to the last.
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home of Mrs. l.. II. Wilson, Interval
avenue, Wednesday afternoon at three
oclock-Carl Barney, employed in the
Boston and Maine railroad office at Bel
lows rails, is visiting at the home Of
his mother, Mrs. William Barney.-Ed-
ward Walsh of this place and Miss Lily
Gertrude Dodd Of Hcrford. Que, were
married September IS in Bedford, Que,
by the Rev. w. Windsor Mr.. and Mrs
Walsh will reside in this place
The annual chicken-pie supper Of Of
the Ladies' Benevolent society of the
Baptist Church will be served in the
church dining room Thursday, October
=, from $50 o'clock until all are
served.-The Rev e. NJ. Fuller is at
tending the Baptist state convention
in Brattleboro.-The Rt Rev. j. j.
fice' bishop Of Burlington, will ad-
minister the rite of confirmation to a
large class of young people in the
Catholic Church SUNDAY.