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ORWELL.

The annual church meeting will be
held Thursday evening Supper will he
served at 600 D. m.-Mr. and Mrs. Moses
MARCEL of Brandon are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. G. l.. Blackmer 10. W. Burt
Will go to sudbury to run a farm for \.
J. Jones. The Fortnightly club met
Tuesday with Mrs. Il. G. Young as
n stess.-The vital statistics for the town
for 1918 show Il marriages, % births and
. deaths.-The annual bail of the Wood
men camp will be held Friday evening"
Mrs. George Thomas has been spending
guest of Mrs, +. A. Bratt.-Midred
daughter Of c. Needham OF Middlebury,
Is with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs j.
o. Raymond The home department of
women's board missions held their meet
ing Tuesday with Mrs. ]. S. Wilcox
Lunch was served.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Monger are to run Mrs. II. d. Bascom's
farm for year. They will move there
next week,-F. b. Kimball died of heart
trouble at Eagle Inn Tuesday night at
the age of 60 years, The funeral was
largely attended at the Congregational
church Saturday ut one o'clock, with
Masonic ceremonies. The hev L. NJ
lsaacs OBLIGATED. Independence Lodge
was present In body and the Night
Templars Lodge OF Middlebury was
represented by Il members. The inter-
ment was in Mountain View cemetery.
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UNDERHILL

Mizpah Temple, Pythan Sisters, has In.
stalled the following officers: NJ f. c.,
Laura Rockwood f. s., Emma McKeefe
e. j., Emma Dickerson; NJ. Of r. c.. Alice
Hayden; NJ. of f., Hattie Corse; marshal
Rose Graves; p, of r., Addic Covey; G OF
T" Ella Tillison; +. of c., Martha Irish
organist Julia Styles Thursday even
Ing Underhill will have its best musical
treat of the year. The Rounds Racon-
tours ladies' orchestra OF four pieces,
VIII give an entertainment including both
vocal and Instrumental. The entertain
ment is for the benefit Of the school Mel
vile Smile OF Maine is visiting his broth.
er, f. w. Smille.-Ira Mcclellan has had
severe shock.-Several from here were
In Essex Junction Friday evening for the
recital given by Mr-. - T. Arkley-
Frank Nichols Of East Cambridge has
been the guest of his sister Mrs. Garry
Jackson.-M Lois Rogers is in Rutland.
Mrs. Judson Clark has been ill.,
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Mrs Stoddard b. Martin after linger-
ing illness died Tuesday morning at $50
Her sufferngs had been acute, but she
bore them with great patience for the
past 10 weeks. She had been confined to
her bed all of the time. Mrs. Martin be-
fore her marriage was Miss Alice Sin
clair She was born at keene, y. II, 5S
years ago and was married to Mr.. Martin
at Newtonvile, Mass. % years ago. Mrs
Martin leaves her husband and two step
children, John w. Martin of Seattle
Wash. and Mrs. May Martin of Burling-
ton, and a granddaughter, Mildred Greg
Dry Mrs. May Martin during the past
seven weeks has taken all tho care of her
mother and has been an untrng devoted
nurse Mrs. Martin will long be remem-
bered and mourned by all the people of
this community. She was possessed of a
charming personality. She was ever ready
to lend a helping hand to all who needed
her. and she was interested in the work
of the church, particularly of the Ladies'
Aid society, of which she was secretary
and treasurer The funeral services We're
be held at her late residence at / 80 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon and her remains
were taken to Newtonvilc, Mass, for
llltIHltHl.
The Walker-Do uglass troupe will give
a musical entertainment in Aliens hall
February 6 under the auspices Of the
Kings Daughters-Th regular business
meeting and sociabe of the Epworth
League was held at the home of Fred
Harrington Friday evening.-The Kings
Daughters meet with Blanche Field
Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. David Ploof We're called
to Boston last week on account of the
serious illness of their son, Roy.-Mrs
j. w. Votey of Burlington spent Tues
day at the home of her brother, DIR. L.
s. Lane-The Douglas Walker Concert
company of Nergennes under the auspices
Of the Kings Daughters will give an
entertainment in Aliens hall Friday
evening, after which a sociable will be
held. The regular meeting of Mt Phio
Grange will be held Saturday evening.
1t g expected that District Deputy john
Williams viii be present.
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VERGENNES.

Frank Barnes aged about 20 years, was
found dead in his bed Monday morning
at his home in Panton.. He was vet
eran of the Civil War, enlisting Septem-
Der, rs, 1868. For some time he
served on board the United States frlg-
ate Niagara and was later transferred
to the receiving ship Sabine He is sur
vivod by wiee,-Arthur Sorrell has taken
q contract to build house &c by SO and a
20 by 40 barr for DR.. Walter Oppenheim
on the property recently purchased of
Albert Iarrow. William Midd!cb-cok Of:
st. Paul, Mimi, arrived Sunday, called
here by tho serious fitness of his father.
r. c. Middleb rock. Miss Frances Hobart
passed Sunday in Cambridge with her
mother.-Louis Waters went Monday to
Bristol to enter the Bristol high school,
c. l.. Langworthy of burlington spent
Sunday with his cousin Harold Foote.-
Dennis O'Brien is ill.-The condition of 7.
c. Middlebrook, who is III with pneu-
monia, Is serious-E w, White and
daughter Miss Hazel. of Bridport, visited
W. II. Norton and family at the Norton
House Surday.-The annual meeting OF
the Prospect Cemetery association was
held Tuesday afternoon in the direc-
tors room Of the National ank of
Vergennes.-C. H. Bedding and owen
Murphy of Port Henry, n. Y, spent Sun
day with Mr.. Beding's mother.-Mrs. H,
&c. Herrick will entertain the Seth War
nor Chapter, Daughters Of the American
Revolution, Thursday afternoon.
Frederick Fish of Mddlebury College
passed Sunday at the home of his par
ents, Judge and Mrs Frank l.. Fish
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SHELBURNE.

On Saturday evening the men of the
Shelburne Improvement League will
serve at the town hall a fish chowder
supper from to S o'clock The follow
ing committee have it in charge: Ralph
Butler, John Dubuc, Harris Mack, Leo
Irish, Henry Harrington, Irving Deyette,
Or. ~ Hayes Mitchell and James Cory
Charles Benedict and Mss Cross from
littleton, n. H., are visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Benedict-W ord has
been received from Grover Goodsell,
who is at the New York Post Graduate hos
pital for treatment, that he is improving
In health.-Nrs. Alonzo Lavalette is at
the Fanny Allen hospital for an opera
tion.-Mrs. Roy Sanders has so far re-
covered from her recent operation that
she returned to her home Monday. The
regular weekly prayer meeting will be
held Thursday evening at 731 at the
home of j. A. Cory.-The Shelburne
farmers are endeavoring to organize a
contesting association in cooperation
with Charlotte. Considerable interest is
manifested in this movement.-Mrs
James Minall, who was injured by fall
ing on the streets last week, has nearly
recovered.
There will be box dance at Thomp-
sons hall Tuesday evening, February TO-
The ladies are requested to bring box of
lunch.-Miss Alice Lamerise fell the full
length of fight of stairs sunday night,
her wrist severely. She is now
resting as comfortably as can be expected.
The condition of the Rev. p. A, Cam
peau remains about the same-The Rev.
George Brush wa called to Buffalo, N.
Y. Tuesday by the serious illness of his
Partch has returned to Con-
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RICHMOND.

Tie funeral oil MIS-. Samuel Andrew
who died at the home of her daughter
Newfane Friday. was held at the Conrr
gational Church Monday morning at t,
o'clock, the Rev. Charles Waite officia
ing, with burial in the family lot in Jei
cho. The bearers were Fletcher Andrey
Of burlington, Mr. OSgood Of Newfal
and c. E. Andrews and s W. Sayles
this town. Mrs. Andrews was s. years
age and devoted member Of the ConEr
gational Church. Owing to feeble heal
for the past ten years she had lived wi
her daughter, Mrs Davidson. i'm Nc1
fame. She leaves p daughter, Mrs Davi
son, and a son, DR., r. ]. Andrews of Bu
lington, and one brother of New York.
Miss Ruth Hilton who is attending &C
lege at Middlebury, is a her home here 4
a short stav.--A son was No,
Monday to Ni- and Mrs. Thorn.
Green.-A soria. and promenade will 1
given for the benefit of the senior cal
at the high school rooms Friday evenin
Edward NARROW OF Boston was the gus
of his sister, Mrs, Alexander Terrie
Monday.
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Mrs. Barnes Is not yet up from an i'll
ness of three weeks with the grip and
Is in a weakened condition. Mr.. Barnes
was of a genial disposition. He was In
the navy and did service on the frigate
Niagara, later being transferred to the
steamship Seaweed The funeral was held
in the Baptist Church Tuesday morning
at ten o'clock and was largely attend
ed. The Rev. George +. Harvey OBLIGATED.
Mrs. w. r. White, Mrs. l.. w. Spaulding
and Col. r. s. Pierce sang Rock of
Ages" and when the Mists Have
Cleared Away" There were many flow
ers and the casket was draped with the
American flag. The burial was In the
Adams Ferry cemetery. The bearers were
Wesley Jackman. Walter White, Ebert
Stage and Burton Kent.
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MONKTON.

The next meeting of Floronia Grange
will be Friday evening, February 10. The
first and second degrees will be worked
on four new members.-R. c. LaRose
has taken the T. II. Palmer farm and
will move there this week-B. C. Law
renee and daughter visited his brother,
DIR. w. T.. Lawrence, at Keene, n. H..
last week and while their daughter
was operated upon for appendicitis. She
will remain there until fully recovered
before she returns home.-D. c. Donahue
and family of Starksboro We're guests of
his brother, w. G., Donahue. over Sun
day.-Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Comstocl1 ex-
pect to move to SALISBURY, where he has
employment for the season.-D. f. Mech
has gone to a hospital at burlington for
medical trea tment.--rhere is to be u
public dance at Woodmen hall Friday
evening
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partition, thus making a comfortable
room at the west end A staircase will
he cut through to come up into the west
end OF the nave OF the church. near the
front An organ and other furniture and
equipment will be provided SO that the
room can be used by the Altar Guild and
other societies, as well as by the choir
A choir of 20 boys, girls and men ia being
drilled ana trained weekly to be pre-
pared for their first service together on
Easter Sunday. Miss Mary Peck and
Miss Ethel Packard are doing this work
very successfully. The Trinity Guilds of
Essex Junction and Winooski have pur-
chased materials and are now working
on the vestments which will be ready
for the Easter service The building
work is in charge OF F.. J. Bailey, who
is being ably assisted by other good
friends of the church.
At the regular meeting OF the village
trustees Monday night Professor Emer-
son OF the University of Vermont was
present for the purpose Of addressing the
members relative to the matter of educa-
ton among the foreigners in town He
asked for cooperation in getting a place
to open as a school for the purpose of
understanding the foreign population.
The board Is now looking up a
place suitable for the purpose.
There are at times many foreigners re-
siding In the village, although at present
less than when the mills are running in
full time There have been as many as
so persons of different natonalities other
than English and French speaking peo-
pie. The work OF teaching foreigners has
been taken UP in various cities by stu
William Ward died at four O'Clock
yesterday afternoon at his home or
Chase street. following an illness OF
10 days with pneumonia. He was
born 73 years ago in Ireland and wher
worry young moved to this country
Twenty eight years ago he came here
from Mooers, n. Y. He is survived BY
his wife and three children. Charlie:
and Anthony Ward and Mrs. L. A
Parizo of Burlington. He also leave!
five brothers, Charles Ward of Pine
Park. n. Y. George Ward of New York
John II. Ward and Hiram Ward Of
Escanaba, Mich, Hugh Ward of Oswe
go. N. Y. and two sisters, Mrs. Heller
Clark of Green Bay. wis, and Mrs
Jane Malark of Mooers. n. Y. Amona
the relatives here at the time of hi.
death were his brother, Charles Of Pin,
Park, Matthew Downs of Mooers. n
Y, Michael Keegan of Ellenburg. y
Y, and Mrs. Helen LaForest of Mooers
n. Y, the latter being cousins of thu
deceased The funeral arrangement!
were not completed last evening.
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JERICHO.

The home or Mr.. and Mrs West w.
Brigham OF Jericho was the scene Of a
pretty wedding Saturday morning, when
their eldest daughter Iva Jane, was unit
ed in marriage with John W. Wardlaw
Of st. Adams, IN the presence of imme.
date relatives. The Rev. William Cash.
more, pastor OF the Second CONGREGATION.
al Church, performed the ceremony The
gifts were numerous. consisting Of silver
cut glass and linen. After the wedding
breakfast the bridal party took the 1910
train for an extended wedding trip, after
which they Will reside In St Adams
Mrs. Nardlaw IS a graduate of the ST
Adams hospital training school.-Miss
cara Morse Of Essex spent the week
end at her uncle's, l. c. Morse. The La
dies Help society Of the Baptist Church
met with Mrs. n. II. Goodwin Tues
day aftcrnoon.-Am visitors in Bur
lington Saturday We're Mrs. Charles Per-
cival Miss Mae Adarleu, Miss Malnie
Carroll +. W. Pease and REGINALD Hos
kIns.-Mr. and Mrs. J. r Leach OF Essex
/ visited Mrs. Mary Batch Friday-Mrs
Harriet kenney and daughter. Miss Alice.
are both Ill.
The 10th anniversary and annual meet
ing Of the Home Missionary society will
be held at Mrs O. II. Browns Friday
/ afternoon body of Mrs Samuel
Andrews Of Newfanc was brought here
Monday afternoon for burial in the An
drews lot at the village cemetery. The
! Rev. William Cashmere officiated.
meeting for men will be held at r. w
Buxtons Friday evening. -Donald Perez.
val, who has been III for a week. wa :
able to return to the high school ruos-
day.-Mlss Myrtle McGinnis is visitin-
hor parents, Mr.. and Mrs, I. E NJ
Cir mis-, in East Jericho
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b. S. Hurlburt dean of Harvard College,
was a guest of the Stevens House Sat
urday-Miss Jennie Bristol Of Middle
bury was a weekend visitor to her moth
err Mrs NJ. r. Bristol, and her sister.
Mrs. H. C. Herrick.-The condition of t.
c. Middlebrook remains about the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas N. Synder and
son, Bernard, spent Sunday in Charlotte
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Desautels-Prof. NJ. M. Morrison with the
members of his agricultural class of the
high school visited the farm of John
Clark of Waltham Friday to Judge cows.
The first creditors meeting of Abb
raham La sh, bankrupt will be held Feb
ruary at the office of the referee, A.
w. Dickens, of Mddlebury. j. Cronin
of Brandon is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hudson.-Miss Helen Phelps visit
ed her sister, Miss Marjorie Phelps, OF
Middlebury Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. WAL
ter Middlebrook OF Mortified were called
here Friday by the Illness of his father.
r. c. NIiddebrook.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
NJ. Grandey went Saturday to South
| bridge, Mass. for q weeks visit to their
daughter Mrs A. f. Simpson.-The La
dies Aid society OF the Methodist Church
will hold a food sale in the vestry OF
the church Saturday afternoon.
! Joseph Alcn, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Larrow of this city, and Miss
Jennie Elizabeth, daughter of the late
George Langway, were married yestcr-
day morning at nine O'Clock at St.
Peters Church, the Rev l.. A. VIENNA
officiating Henry Langway, n brother of
i H.,
Larrcw, a sister of the groom, acted as
bridesmaid The bride wore white silk
lace over a light blue messaline gown.
I She wore n veil. The bridesmaid wore
/ dark blue silk. with hat to match.
! wedding breakfast was served at the
home Of the Eroom's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Larrow left on the noon train for
| a wedding trip of week. n reception
will be given Mr. and Mrs Larrow at
! the Grange hall February II. They will
make their home with his parents
Prospect Gene terry association held its
annual meeting Tuesday afternoon and
! elected a board of trustees rs follows:
| Capt. G. T.. Parker, c. II. Strong, r. l..
<ingsland, G. +. o. Kimball, w A.
Sheriff., A. w. Norton and II. c.
Herrick. AT a meeting of the trustees the
following officers were elected: President,
Charles H. Strong; secretary and treas
urer, Arthur w. Norton; superintendent,
G. +. o. Kimbal. A vote of thanks was
given A. W. Norton and G. f. o. KIM
| ball for the faithful and efficient dis
| charge of their duties.-Prof. NJ NJ.
Morrison and the members of his class
| in agriculture visited the farm of Ray
mond Bristol at Waltham to judge cattle
| Tuesday. Epworth League of
Ferrisburg will hold a box social in the
vestry of the church Friday evening"
Mrs Herbert Booth is suffering from a
severe burn on her right arm caused by
boiling lard.-W. W. Swing has gone on
an extended business trip through New
| England New York and Pennsylv1nia.
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SHOREHAM.

Miss Ethel Belden, a student a Castle
ton Normal. is at home i'll with pleurisy.
Mrs. Mary Caswell and Wright Cas-
we'll OF Middlebury were guests of their
cousin. Mrs. w. II. Stokes, this week
Christian E.ndeavor week was observed
last evening with meeting. social
will be given Friday evening to which all
are cordially invited. at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, II. II. Burge.-Mr. and Mrs
l.. H. Nottingham are spending the week
in Rutland. Miss Sadie Sullivan, a stu
dent at Castleton Normal, and Miss Jor'
don spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Aaurice Sullivan.-Mrs. McGowen. who
has been spending some weeks here. re-
turned to Burlington this week.
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srees; noon average, 2i2o degrees last
year. 30 degrees; snowfall, q inches, last
year Inches; rainfall, .35 inches' last
year, 1.33 inches; north wind 10 days south
II. variable 10; clear days 8, part clear w.
cloudy 16; range of temperature. 30 de-
grees below zero on the 1ith to 40 degrees
above on the Both: highest wind velocity,
20 miles an hour; pressure on vertical
square foot 6.027 pounds, velocity, oi'oa leet
per second; greatest change in "a hours
~ degrees; highest point reached ~ ue-
grees.--The condition of Lionel Lamorder
continues unfavorable. He Is being careu
for at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Smalley.-Frank Greenough is seriously Ill
with rheumatism.
The warm weather OF last week
nearly spoiled the sleighing here and
the streets and walks were very
Icy. There was a drop in the tenn
perature Saturday morning of 20 de-
grees. with snow-The condition Of
Leonel Lamordic. who was badly in
iured in the saw mill last week, re-
mains about the same.
At meeting of tho "Otters" Monday
evening the entertainment committee re-
ported that they had secured the Middle
bury College minstrel troupe to give an
entertainment Tuesday evening, FeDru-
airy a. In the opera house. 1t was decided
to use some OF the proceeds for three
signs to he erected on the main roads
entering Nergennes. Upon these signs Will
be inscribed a short history OF the town
and the historical points of interest. The
following committee were appointed to
a fnr n.
ment: Advertising. Irving II. Hare. VII
liam Bennett, Kenneth Cobb, Ralph Nor
ton Mathew Daniels: program, NJ. NJ.
Morrison.-Mrs. George W. Stone enter
! tanned n number Of friends at whist in
honor of Mrs. Robert W. Foster Satur-
day afternoon
Frank Greenough's condition Is critical.
Thu Green Mountain club will be enter
tanned by Mrs. A. HER Friday evening.
Mrs. John Elliott fell on Tuesday and
broke one arm near her shoulder,--Mrs.
Susan Plain and Mrs. Frank Plain have
been visiting In New Havcn.-Mrs ]. T.
! Barnard Is recovering from an Illness of
10 days Mrs. Josie Morgans Sunday
school class of young ladies met at her
home Tuesday evening and organized as
follows: President, Dorothy Lawrence;
vicc-prcsidcnt, 1dclla Dwire; secretary,
Louise Wright; treasurer Mildred Nor
gam committee to arrange for meetings.
Blanche Jacobs. Ella Mathewson and
Fern Shattuck. The class name is Lend
a-Hand. The Young Womans Missionary
society Of the Methodist Church will meet
with Mrs H. c. Palmer Friday afternoon
Mrs. Frank Biss-tt OF Middlebury is
visiting In town.
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pANTON.

Mrs. Harry Newell returned Saturday
to her home in Schenectady, y. Y. She
was accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Ira Brydla.-Mr, and Mrs. Jason Spauld-
Ing of Bridport have been the guests
of friends in town several days,-Mss
Ruth Patton was at home over Sunday
from Fair Haven.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Spauldng, Mr., and Mrs Clayton Curler
were guests over Sunday Of friends in
Bridport-The Rev. c. Il. Niles went
Monday to White Creek. n. Y, taking
with him his two little daughters. Mary
and Chloe, who will visit their grand
parents for "A time.-Mrs, Jennie Carpen-
ter of Moriah, n " ATTENDED the
funeral of Frank Barnes Tuesday.-Mrs
W, r. White will entertain the ladies'
of Home Circle Thursday evening. Febru-
airy Next Sunday will be observed
as Go to Church" day-Franls Barnes
died very suddenly Sunday night. He res
tired in his usual health. During the night
Mrs Barnes spoke to him and receiving
no response she Immediately lighted a
lamp and found that life was extinct
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
EAST EARDWICK.

Mrs. Agnes Joslyn spent Tuesday with
her sons family.-R. e. Battles is ILL
George Haines is very low.-Fannie Stat
ford is at home, called there by the i'll.
ness Of her NOTORIOUS Hovey, Jr.. Wis
tied his grandfather, ]. w. Hovey, Mon
day.-The Rev. and Mrs. Sidney Aldrich
spent Tuesday at Mr.. Hardy's.-Mrs
Boyce visited at William Stewards over
Sunday.-Gertrude and Geraldine Mon
tague visited their grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Sweet, over Sunday.-Mrs.
Carolyn Underwood has suffered Sec
ond shock and is in ritcal condition.
Mrs. Il. II. Olmstead OF l,orrsvill, was
at G. II. Allbee's the first OF the week.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs. Hattie Alger Is in Colchester.-Mrs.
G.. w. Palmer was in Waterbury Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Atkins and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Douglass were wco k-cnd visitors
in Essex Junction, guests of Principal and
Mrs. Eugene Berry--C. l.. Greene OF Bur
llnston was in town Tuesday.--Mr. and
Mrs. F. II. Chcssmore have returned from
Cha rlotte. whore they went to attend the
wedding of Mrs. Chessmore' sister-Miss
irene Whalen is spending a few days with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. Il. Whalen.
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CHARLOTTE.

The funeral of Alonzo st. Pet
only son of Albert and Della St, Pet
who died at the Mary Fletcher hos
tai. following an operation. was h
at the home of his parents here Tu
day, January y at two o'clock. Sc
ices were conducted by the Rev.
c. Gulick. The remains were tax
to Middle bury for interment.-Al
Josie Wooster is in Chicago,
News has been received of the b.!
Of son to Mr.. and Mrs Arthur II;
away Of West Lebanon. y. Y, Janu:
- Mrs. HALFWAY was Miss Grace I'll
Of Charlotte,
The home OF MIR. and Mrs. ]. E. n
liams was the scene Of a pretty wedd
Tuesday morning when their daugh|
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WILLJSTON.

the Methodist parsonage wednesday 6
ernoon.-Mr. Smith, milk tester. was a
number of farms the first Of this We
Mr. and Mrs, Morton James We're
Richmond Monday.-Alrs. Garry Loggd
who has been with her son. Oscar,
Benson for three months, is the guest
Misses Bertha and Lottie Loggens. y
gene Hanson OF this place has takel
position as clerk, for the present, in
+ Worrnp's stora