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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-19

tcrcst and enthusiasm was displayed.
Arrangements were made for furnishing
gifts Of candies, etc, TO the children
at their closing exercises yesterday
afternoon, and a committee appointed
to ascertain the needs Of the poor Of
the northern part Of the city. An
listened with close attention, to the
talk given by Mrs. Charles II. Pickett,
relative to her work as truant officer
among the mothcrlcss children Of tho
city. The members of this organization
are beginning their work consistently
and it will no doubt be instrumental In
bettcring childhood conditions as well
as assisting in aleviating the conditions
Of the needy of the city.
The supper and Christmas sale con
ductcd by the ladies' Of the Leslie
Methodist church, was held Wednesday
afternoon and evening in their church
rarors. Most Of the articles on saln
were disposed Of aud substantial sum
realized from the supper. Those in
charge Of the affair were Mrs Amos
Vass, Mrs, j. G. spencer, and Mrs.
Junh Smpp, Mlh' dunll Nuolm"h' luh
ing entire charge of the supper Miss
Helen ngrcy conducted the candy
booth.
Mrs. Mary Long was hostess for the
Senior Guild of the Presbyterian
church Monday afternoon at the reg
ular monthly session, The organization
was well represented and the discussion
Of "Thc Chnl in our midst =, much
enjoyed. Mrs. l.. Arthur is president.
|
Mrs Nicholson, Of Fourteenth aud
Ferry streets, opened her hong for her
/ W. A. Il. Social club yesterday after
uoon entertaining additionally Mrs, L.
4 G.. Brothcrton aud Mrs r. G, Shaw.
i
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Miss Aline Thompson will be the
weekend guest Of Miss Fielda Me-
elaine Of Silverton.
Miss Blanche Powell, an instructor
at the Grant school, went to Portland
last night, where today she became the
bride of j. X. Fariss, head Of the Ore
gon Trade 4 Supply company, Of Eu'
gene and Salem, The ceremony was
celebrated at the home OF the bride S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, d. c. Powell,
81 East Eighteenth street Moth, Rev
/ DIR. Mount officiating. After January
first the couple will be at home to
friends at sos Maricn street. this city
A group Of small folk made merry
Thursday afternoon the guest OF Brant
son Miles, in celebration OF his fourth
birthday, his mother, Mrs, Donald W.
Miles, and Mrs. Miles, Sr, assisted by
. Mrs. George II. Burnett, entertaining
for his pleasure. Christmas decorations
artistically transformed the rooms into
a bower, holly and mistletoe with fes-
toons of red and green crepe paper
cleyarly employed to represent the sea,
SON. Much originality was displayed
in arranging the entertainment pro.
gram. The fifteen little fox froliced
and romped through the merriest OF
. juvenile games and diversions, the eli
max of tac afternoon occurring when
all circled the luncheon table, cen
tered with miniature Christmas tree
Tiny cakes, formed as various animals
! cav1rted about the board ON paths oI
the red and green paper, and each place
, was marked by cunning Kewpie doll
4 Iand place.rarjs, and small recepticle
| filled with cOnfections as favUs. Al
of the guests were accompanied b.
. their mothers, the mvitOtional list {
Y this charming little party including IA
Q mund Carlton, Arthur Boeschcn, Mar
!. Elizabeth Kabel, Marion shaw, Fred
, hick Edmundson, Henrietta Bishol
4 Harold Pcwethorer, Clifford Prtnglesor
= Gwendolyn pringleson, Berry Blue, Cu
a It's Cross, Jr.; J0neth Kennedy an
Ruth Kennedy.
:, The marriage Of Mrs. Auua lIughC
u 10 Enos Edmond Martin was quictl
9 solemuized at the Unitarian churc
!, Wednesday at high noon Rev. VI
Fischer officiating Only q few int
mate friends were present The hrid
Is ~ well.known woman, who has scrVc
T. In the capacity Of trained nurse wit
! several OF Salem Is foremost familie
g She is formerly Of Manchester Enl
r. land. Mr.. Martin is a retired farm,
e formerly of the Waldo llills sectiol
r They have taken up their residence q
g 1850 South High street. Neighhorhoo
c friends called unannounccd az the
,. homo Thursday evening, to extend the
n best wishes and congratulations.
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Alleging that tho complaint as filed
In thc circuit routt for Marion county
m the tuse of Charles DE Lcug ct ala
aratst r. ". Davies, does not state
facts sufficient to constitute u cause
of action against him, the defendant
li'cl a jmrtr,r this morning,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-19

of her more intimate friends Monday
afternoon, entertaining with several
tables Of cards, with luncheon later.
Friends here will be pleased to learn
of the engagement of Miss Shirley Dor
sey, daughter Of Mrs. S. j. Dorsey, to
Ralph Sexten, Of Panama. Miss Dor
sey is graduate of the Monmouth nor
NAL school, fG the past four years
filling a government position Of school
supervisor in Panama. Her engage
ment is the elimination Of a romance
which began there Mr., Sexton being
civil engineer employed i'll the canal
zone. Miss Dorsey will return to Salem
early in the summer, her marriage to
take place shortly afterwards.
Post.holiday events, happily antici-
pated, are the dramatic productions to
be staged at one of the downtown
theaters by Professor Wallace Mac
Murray, of Willamette university, as
sisted by students He has been deliv-
ering series of lectures on the mod
ern drama at Eaton hall during the
winter, which have been attended by
city people as well as students, Tne
dramas to be presented are given to
depict the various stages of the drama
in its growth by giving actual produc-
tiOns. The first drama to be staged
will be Lady Gregory's Travelling
Man." a miracle play in which Miss
Beryl Holt will assume the role of
the Mother; Miss Evelyn Reigelman
that of the Child, Professor MacMur'
ray appearing as the Stranger. The
second production will be that of "The
Terrible Meek, by Kennedy, play
dealing with the qualification. Profess
sor Mac Murray will fill the role Of the
Captain, Miss Arlie Walker the Sol
der, with Miss Evadne Harrison as
the Mother.
) Professor MacMurray's lecture Mon
} day night was on "Rosmersholm," by
) lbsen A good attendance was present
and the subject was treated in most
instructive and enjoyable manner.
Mrs. W. S. Bowen and Mrs. +, S.
Stewart were hostesscs for the Oaks
, Bridge club, which met Mt the home
OF the former Monday evening" Mr.
and Mrs John II. McNary were addi'
tlonaI guests and plizes were won py
Mrs. Arthur Lovelaee and f. " Selcke'
January / has been decided upon
by the members Of the Monday Night
Informal club as the date for their
next dancing party,
,
/, The following item from the Corval.
, 9o,ntto go lV,oTi"s ri5. ''e' % ,Ioo .inc oomni
menr 70 salem. gifted vocalist
3, Mrs. Halle Parrish Hinges, Sa.
lem : noted soloist has been invited tt
= smg NJ the annual concert at O. 4. G.
IN ma oivep somoiime In January. The
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tor in the Lincoln school.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Nass, will leave
next week for Portland, whore they will
remain q week, the guests Of friends
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Woodruff, of
Los Angeles, CAL, arrived last night to
be the guests of the William p. Bah
cocks, Mr. Woodruff being 4 brother
Of Mrs. Babcock They will remain
until after the holidays, and during
their stay will be noticed with several
pleasant affairs.
An appreciated expression of wei.
come was the reception given by the
members of the Central Congregational
church Tuesday evening TO their newly
appointed pastor and his wife, Rev..
and Mrs. Howard Stoycr, The church
was appropriately decorated in Christ
mas colors developed with ferns, pottcd
( plants, cedar houghs oregon grape and
/ christmas bells, In charge of Miss
I Niolct Corey, Mrs. Guy Nugent, Mrs
I NJ. 4. Mcintyre, William Yantis and
! Mr. Famel.
/ Members of the congregation, and
their friends from various parts of the
city, filled the edifico to ovcrtlowngi
and were received 10y the reception
committee composed Of Mrs Guy c.
Nugent, Miss Violet Corey, Miss Alice
Shindlcr. Miss Ruth Van pattcn, Miss
I Pearl Eyre Miss Laura Gantis, Miss
| IIildur Stenstmm, Mrs Clarence Rock
hill. Mrs. Frank harrington, Mrs. I. j
Woodcock, Joseph SCHNEIDER, Gar
Rcctz, Guy Nugcnt and &. Van Pattcn
4 program Of addresses pnd enter
tainmcpt numbers WAS given, p. i
t.ockhart welcoming the new paste
aud his wife in behalf Of the city
Rev. T. 7. Porter in behalf of IN
+ Ministerial Union, and William Flcm
b ing substituting for John Baync, spcal'
p ing IN behalf Of the First Congrega
, tional church. Mr.. Stoycrs rcspons
j was particularly happy and the I'M
preston carried away by those WI
heard him was most complimentary.
III Miss Marguerite Flower dchghtc
= with two vocal numbers, as did ais
4 Miss phyllys Kellogg Protcssc
+, Walsh gave two cNecllcntlN mtcrprete
! vocal selections, aud Mrs. L. I, Porte
. contributed plcNsinRly with readings
4 Refreshments were served later i
\ the sunday school room Mrs G. Va
, Patton, Mrs. John SCHNEIDER, Mrs. lcl
/. .ie Phillips and Mrs. Tamadgc hcin
r. tho committee IN charge, They wcr
/. assisted by Miss Ruby Wclch, Mis-
I Chrisy Jones. Miss Mary TOmadp,
i Miss llulda Peterson, Miss Grace Wei
h born. Joseph SCHNEIDER and Rchar
10 Anderson.
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CLUBS


y = g y = = = = = = = . = = -
TNlIE third event ON the Salem
Woman's Club calendar, was the
a illustrated lecture on "Oregon
Birds, which was delivered by vii.
liam i. EinIcy in the chapel at the
State Hospital last Saturday afternoon,
before u large representative Of the
club members and their friends, This
event was thoroughly enjoyable and
most instructive as WE'LL The next
event scheduled will be the lecture
on Art" which will be given by Mrs,
Alice IT, Dodd January ninth.
The wives Of the railroad commission.
crs Of Oregon, have formed u social
club meeting November 20 with Mrs,
Frank j. Miller for the purpose Of or.
ganiling. The officers were elected and
installed at that time, resulted as fol-
lows: Mrs. Frank ]. Miller, president;
Mrs. Thomas X. Campbell, vice presi.
dent; Mrs. Elmer y, Busselc, secretary,
The first regular meeting Of the club
was held with Mrs. Il. \. Bussdlle
Tmrsday afternoon, December =. The
next meeting win bc held with Mrs
/ Thomas Is. Campbell before the holi
lays, in her new home ON Court and
/ Fourteenth streets. Both Mrs. Camp
bell and Mrs, Miller win be- hostcsscs al
this meeting and will have the men OF
the commission MS their honorary guests
Members Of this club are Mrs. Franl
I j. Miller, Mrs. Thomas X, Campbell
j.. Mrs. Emil r. Bussellc, Mrs. George Par
sons Christie, Mrs. VI. H. Corey, Mrs
j &. j. Greene, Mrs y. W. Davis, Mrs
: Elton Morcland, Mrs. Leroy Lcedy
/, and Mrs. Carl Smith.
d The Mothers Club, of Highland, ON
b Of the most recently formed organiza
= tions, met Thursday afternoon at thci
, school building, A standard Madonn
r picture which the club has purchase
0 was awarded TO Miss Curan's room
for having the largest representation
j OF parents az the session. The owner
0 ship will change each month, accort
: ing to attendance at these scssioni
! About fifty were present, and much In
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-19

Mr. an Mrs. Emn T. Bussclle re.
turned home this week from Portland,
where they we're entertained by the
George H. Thomascs
Miss julia lycrson win spend the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-19

The following item from the Corval.
lis Ga2ctte-Times is pleasing compli-
menr to Salem's gifted vocalist
" Mrs Halle Parrish Hinges, Sa.
lem S noted soloi,t has been invited to
sing Mt the annual concert at o. y. G,
to pc given sometime in January. The
invitation to appear as solost at this
event is considered quite an honor by
Oregon yocalsts and has been bestow-
ed upon worthy subject"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Nass will leave
next week for Portland, whore they will
remain week, the guests of friends
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-19

January II has been decided upon
by the members Of the Monday Night
Informal club as the date for their
next dancing party,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-19

Holidays IN Monmouth, the guest Of
her sister Miss lycrson is an instruc.
tor in the Lincoln school,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-19

Mrs. W. S. Bowen and Mrs. F. s.
Stewart were hostesscs for the Oaks
Bridge club, which met at the home
of the former Monday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. John II. McNary were addi.
tional guests and prizes were won by
Mrs. Arthur Lovelace and +, o. Seicke,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-19

Invitations TO the wedding G Miss
Lois Wilson and Francis y. Neer,
which occurs in Salem, Thursday DE
ccmner %, have reached Corvallis
friends, Hoth Miss Wilson aud Mr..
Neer were members OF the June
graduating class of o. A. G., popular
among their college mates, aud there
are many friends here who win be-
interested IN the approaching uup'
tials. Mr. Noar is now employed IN
Pasadena, Calo his home citN and the
yWng people win make their home IN
california. Corvallis Gazette Times.
Miss Alta loles is In Portland, whore
she win remain over Christmas thu
guest OF relatives and friends
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-19

Miss Aline Thompson will be the
weekend guest OF Miss Ficlda Me-
elaine Of Silverton,
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WESTFORD.

The Pythian Sisters Will give a promen-
ade in the Knights of Pythias hall on the
evening of December 15.-Mr and Mrs.
Archie Rice are at home from Walden.
Leo Emery of St. Adams Is In town
A meeting WAS held in the town hall
Monday evening to discuss electric power
and lights for the town. MI Peterson
on st. Adams was in town and he prom
ised to have a contract ma ie between the
interested parties.-Mrs. r. b. Fay has
been visiting Mrs. II. y. Macomber
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ct. Varney celebrated
their golden wedding Saturday evening
The house was filled with guests from
Essex, Jericho and Westford and many
gifts In remembrance of the occasion
were received by Mr.. and Mrs Varney.
Music was furnished by the grandchll-
dren, Miss Charlotte McLane, piano. and
by Alfred Varney McLane. violin Poems
were read by Miss Anna Partridge and
Mrs. F. II. Ruggles and there were also
friends.-There will he a union Christ
mas tree in the town hall Christmas
eve. All the churches are to unite in the
celebration.-The Fortnightly club Will
meet Thursday with Mrs John f, Rice
George w. Allen has sold his farm to
Jason Hunt of Essex Junction.-The fu-
neral of Miss Maria Robinson, aged SO
years, was held Saturday At the home OF
w c Perry
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FINESBURG.

At nine o'clock Wednesday December Q
the marriage of Clarence d. Carpenter
and Bertha G. Burritt took place. tho
Rev. +. NJ. Sawyer officiating. at the
homo OF the brides grandmother, Mrs
Mary Leonard. The bridal pair were at
tended by the Misses Lucy Hinsdale and
Lolamay Burritt. Tho bride and groom
stood beneath beautiful arbor OF
ground pine ornamented with bitter-sweet
berries At the close of the ceremony
breakfast was served to about 30 guests,
the immediate relatives of the welded
parties. Among the many gifts presented
was a large variety Of silverware. Mr..
and Mrs. Carpenter left on the noon train
at Shelburne.
Mrs RoSamond Harris has returned
from Atlanta. Ga, where she went to at
tend the National w. g. I. L. convention.
she also visited III Wilkes Barre, Pa
Mrs Fred Hil' of Middlebury has been
the guest of her daughter. Miss Merle
Hill. for few days.--The social at the
Congregational ve3try Saturday evening
was well attended a musical and liter
airy program was rendered. Mary
Dow is visiting friends here Mrs David
| Bostwick has returned TO Starksboro
after a visit with her son, c. q. Bost-
wick Mrs. Henry Russell has returned
from the Fanny Allen hospital
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side in Albany. Miss Minahan IL the
daughter OF Mrs Mary Minahan of
West street
The annual meeting and election Of off,
GERS OF Fanny Allen Court. Catholic Or
der of Forest RS, was held in their rooms
Tuesday night The following were elect
ed: Chief ranger. J L. Stanley; vice-chief
ranger, Arthur Stewart; recording secre-
tafy Louis y. Allard; financial secretary,
Frank c. Allard: treasurer, Henry Con-
lin; speaker. c. @. Allard; trustees, John
Debarge. Louis Barron. Jr., and Alfred
j. Sourdiffe: delegate TO State conven-
ton. Julian F. Allard: alternate, William
f. Rousquet. The past chief ranger Is
Jess l.. GonYeau. The state convention
will be held this year in Swanton in June.
Following the meeting a smoker was
held.
G. Chandler of Troop L. Second cavalry.
and Miss Anna Rosaline Brow we're mar
ried at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clin-
ton A. Humphrey at IS Pearl street,
Essex Junction Tuesday evening. the Rev.
&c. Adams performing the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Humphrey were the witnesses
and rendered a reception to the welded
pair.
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NORTH FERRISRURC.

Joseph Stone is confined to his home
by illness-The annual meeting for the
election Of officers of the Modern Wood
men will be held in the Allen hall this
ev"ning.-Mt. phi!o Grange has elected
the following officers: Worthy maste",
Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson; overseer Row
land Robinson; lecturer. p. f. White;
steward, Laura Quimby; treasurer Ole
+. Bull: secretary, l.. \, Elliot; chap
lain, Robert Palmer; assistant steward
Roy Plant; lady assistant steward, Mrs.
Melvina Elliot; gatekeeper, Charles
Cronk Pomona. Mrs. Bertha Cronk;
Ceres, Mrs. L. +. Whit; Flora, Miss Jane
Dalton; finance committee Joseph Stone
+. y. Sears and ". A. Il. Palmer.-Re-
hearsals by the Sunday school are being
held for Christmas exercises in the
Methodist Episcopal Church in charge "
Mrs Carlos Martin and Mrs. Calvin Mar
tn.-The Ladies' Aid society met at
the parsonage with Mrs A. D. Parker on
Wednesday afternoon.
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UNDERHILL.

There was large and delightful "a tn
ering at the Grand Army hall Dec 2
In honor OF the birthday of Mrs. Helen
of the Woman's Relief Corps The W. r.
g. was fully represented as WAS also the
Ladies' Aid of the Methodist Church and
these with neighbors, teachers and pupils
Of the high school swelled the number
present to about so. One side of the hall
fations OF evergreen, tinsel and red, white
and blue bunting were artistic. Suspended
over the platform were banners represent
ing the flags of all nations. Mrs Hum
phrey was assisted in receiving by Mrs
Palmer, Mrs. Scribner and Mrs Tillison
A white stork on the table near by held
card with the dates December g. 1870
1914. y large and beautiful bouquet of chry-
santhemums and also a corsage bouquet
Of English volets We're presented by Mrs,
Palmer In behalf of those present. Mrs
Humphrey responded with much feeling
and very happily A vocal solo was finely
rendered by Mrs. Ross, with Mrs. Nay at
the piano. Greetings We're given by Mrs
Palmer and piano selections by Mrs Eva
Terrll. At the supper the large birthday
cake with its lighted candles and two
smaller ones, one with its tiny bell, and
the other bearing the dates were espe-
cially noticeable. Mrs Humphrey was
the recipient of % postcards from friends
present and absent
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JERICHO.

Bert Hawley, who has been confined to
the house. threatened with pneumonia,
is better.-Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Cook Of
Westford were over-Sundav visitors at
Mr. and Mrs. James Casey .--A daugh-
ter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bux-
ton December 3,-Mss Jennie Martin Of
St Adams is visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burgeon of BurlinC-
ton are visiting their niece, Mrs. Peter
ETinn-The ladies of the Methodist So
ciety will hold their annual Christmas
sale Friday afternoon and evening. Sup
per will be served and literary program
viii follow.-Mrs. Ada Giles returned to
her home in Montreal Saturday after Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Almour>-Miss Gena Barber is working
for Mrs. William Amour.
The 10th annual meeting Of the Second
Congregational Church and society of
Jericho was held Saturday. Dinner was
served at noon, the society business meet
ing being called to order at one o'clock
! T.. A. Perciva was elected president; 4.
! p. Byington, clerk, /. c. Morse, treas
urer; Mrs. L. G. Rice, collector; the Hon.
| Il. II. Day, q. II. Brown and f. S Tom
linson were elected members of the pru
dental committee. The annual church
meeting was presided over by the pastor.
+. a. Perciva for the committee reported
800 raised for church benevolence. Mrs.
o. II. Brown reported a balance after
meeting all obligations Of s. in the Won
ans Foreign Missionary society and $50
| in the Home Missionary society. Mrs. /
| G. Morse reported a balance of s56 in the
| Ladies' Aid society. I. c. Morse, treas
| urer, and Il. II. Day, for the prudential
committee. reported the finances Of tn
| society. The church elected F. A. Perci-
! val, chorister; b. H. Day and w. NJ
| Ring. committee on church benevolence
! Charles Nasterlng, church treasurer;
! Carl Day. Clement Percival and Ray
mond Cook, ushers; Mrs. william Rob
erts. Sunday school superintendent; r.
A. Percival, assistant Deacons Ira c.
Morse and Charles L. Percival were re-
elected to office. After some appreciative
remarks by Deacon Morse, F.. A. Percival
and the Hon. r. II. Day. the church voted
to make a s25 Christmas gift to the pas
tor and wife
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to nine.--Miss Cora Blair has returned
from the Mary Fletcher hospital, Bur
lington. where she has been undergoing
treatment for her eyes-Frank Perkitt
spent Sunday in Burlington with his SIS
tiers, the Misses Mary and Emma Perkitt
The c. C. C.s will hold sale in the
store in the Gaines block formerly occu-
pied by the Lash Brothers on saturday.
opening at ten o'clock. The condition OF
Mrs. Louis Lavarne, who is at the Fanny
Allen hospital, Winooski, is reported to
be critical--Dr ID. J. Carroll is moving
to the Goss house on Water street lately
vacated by DIR. George Morgan.-Nlrs. EN-
nett Miller. who has been visiting rela-
tives in New York city since September
has Joined her husband at his mothers
home on Greene street.-E. II. Martin II
Burlington called on friends here yester-
day.--Mrs. II. II. White will entertain the
Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist Church
Friday evening at the parsonage.-Mrs
Bertha Burridge. a teacher In the YER
gennes high school. has gone to Randolph
on account of ilness.-The Misses Helen
Phelps, Vesta Putnam. Beatrice Devoid
and Helen Burroughs of the Nergennes
high school attended Tuesday the meet
ing held at high school in Burlington and
heard the lecture of Miss Coleman OF New
York.-John w. Ryan went yesterday to
Brandon TO attend the funeral of Mrs
Eliza Hudson.-W. r. Bristol was called
to Middlebury Tuesday as a special grand
Juror of Addison county court.-A. H.
Richardson OF Boston called on George W..
Ross Tuesday. George w Edwards OF
Burlington visited here yesterday.