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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27

ing marriage license for the mar
rage Of Ruth NJ station and Leo Bivens
september was the date set for the
nearing ny Justice Crutchficld ycster-
day, and both of the men were released
under $500 security
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27

Robert Jones. coior'd. was last night
arrested ~ Policemen Bcrtucri and
sweet. charged WITH having broken
INTO tho vacant house II 500 North
TWcutN-third street and stealing a.
quantity Of lead pipe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
I AXIS CnEtRFti VIEW
OF TRADE >TTItrION

Afuous the successful floor traders Who
EeFeNHg Oh" situation he said to the
,.n ;anHat with conditions from san
Diego 90 D.. k>cnNulc f'om Portland. Orc.
'n Foruauu Me. tui have uubouuGcd con
fier.e Iu tile ability ut GUY bankers 10
. SIZE as that uiu 10. p-ottabla to lie hold
rvs %: stocks ir our Industries and raillosa..
risn' q the foreign markets According 20
Excellent authority The increase Ia the value
~ ""F Nhea; erop since August ! fully reprG-
Saver has any country been 80 Il; 10 take
- ar- today ana / feeI ,ure tina, our pec-
70 pni he quick TO appreciate what hi,
vii, mean "a ou- corporations
4 .eusa,!onsi advance IN whea; va, no,
'fTe. grain hills arpeared. Will. tn. de-
sI IL. .arr s %ih asman ma s @fnn at e,
me- announecmeni VAS made tina, certain
Snd hasten Tho return o' more normal con
doons iu Inc oNchanse market. Cal! money
ais At the latter ncure
IL the stecl Industry the tendency /, ur
made IN hllc,s With an increase in inquiries
[9T (. L Apsq'5 Asas,on. :.sn.
situati5n we've taken hy International BANK
!, h. understood Tho sa.oe5. ooo OF Nov York
'ity obligations which fan due tho FIRST
week in September viii 10 met by tho ,,ur-
chase of exchange IN this market
Arrangements arc under way also 10 IA
riIi;It" shipments ~ grain and other COM
woniti's to Eurorc ia 'arser volume" Some
hanks nave decided 20 issue long bills against
fn;ufe Tfa'n shi9msnts Most of The. Grain
now going abroad i consigned 10 France.
: nil" England IS taking small amounts OF
cotton
Apropos ~ the cotton situation Southern
banks aEa'u v"ro active borrowers to-day
md aside from numerous renewals Of loans
rhiCh mature between NOW and tho end ~
iho month. many new loans were reported
Pc meet these fresh demands. II is likely
ooal banks VIII have TO Increase their sup
piles OF emergency currency,
Announcement ny tho Pennsylvania Rail-
road of lts intention to further curtai g..
passenger service along tho main system
Wa attributed 10 foreign conditions. other
roads ayc snld TO bc contemplating similar
action. In various lines of Industry and
Utuity there arc Indications OF reduced ac-
trlty.
Money SHOWS ,cndeney to harden. some
.0ans roi1c made a. as hsh ? peg cent
Fore irn exchange has hccV NiSihiy strcnGt h
""ed hy tho reported sucocss or tho German
army.
New Sorh August .s-Com1n.rcisl bills.
o'-d sterling exchange. nominal. cables.
q 155f0 Sj'6N. iol demand, S-'iR;j.65. Ear
silver. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27

I'd Bailey. ColoTcd. was last night ar
rested on :, warrant sworn out nv
Emmett Taylor. special officer OF the
:. J.. {. y, on which the negro is
charged with cruelty beating his horse
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Gambler Fined s.o

Alfriend Mason, colorcd. was ycstcr-
dan fined $50 and costs by Police Jus
ucc Crutchfield on the charge OF run
ming gambling house al so: Brook
Avenue.
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Charge Reckless Driving.

iIcEwood Cabcli. Colorcd WAS last
Night arrested 10y Patrolman Marcuson
charged with reckicsslN driving MS
team through tho city streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27

j. n. Johnston. OF lri I:nst Leigh
Street yesterday reported TO the po-
lice that some one had stolen twenty
Two chickens from his backyard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
rRiCE on WHEAT BID VI
ENCITEDLY AT CHICAGO

Chicago. Angus; = T Tho price OF wheat On
;he chicago Board OF Trade was hid IN
cNciterly to-day Actual transactions were
'cU. owing TO the optimism Of holders that
tho European va VIII send the market stln
higher. nut prices a tho close ~ n6i.c
Ia CHER Than they were when the closing
gong sounded ycStcrtlaA
fhe Glowing IS "a comparison Of prices
to-day VITA those Just before the blk war
became practical certainty:
July =. Aux &c. Advance.
S"pten,her .-. .>39, i oS .c,'.
December .... So. LA. ~.
yesr aGo September wheat MAS selling
az s1',c, and becoiub"r a. I1iSc
To-day advance began at the openlns
with frantic rlNrks !u tho pit bidding TO
cents higher 'hdil i've previous Clusc ana
niiinS their order. plcccmra.. Exporters
mad said there was a strong foreign ioinand
FOR iicus. and lord Kitchener had been
quoted as stating that England was mr..
pared for three cars of war. wherefore tor
innate holders % tne cereal concluded to
Walt fof st'il higher prices. and there va.
n" speruiator Nith IN" tencrity 90 eel
snort.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
aIcnu">D Giai. MARKEy
3, HOLE. LII QUOTATIONS. c% CHA*GF
E-.A.n-r- "a AuE-.. >. 90
RIcuMn.D ~, MARKET

W 'NflNN7 "a = IEutf 20
Following at INC quotations IN ~. iUch.
nloDd HAY exchange.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
VIRGINIA COURT CLERKS
ARE GUESTS At BANQUET
Speeches From Representative Mem
hers Feature Dinner AT Rich
mend Hotel.
MAYOR. WELCOMES DELEGATES
Annual Convention Opens at MUIR
phy's-Chatles u. DENT, of Roa-
nOl<e, Delivers Interesting Address.
Will Hold Two Sessions To-day.

Speeches from representative mem
bcrs Of the Virginia County court
Clerks Association featured tho dinner
given III honor Of the visiting delegates
Of the organization ~ the iichmond
Hotel last night. Court officials, repre-
senting prarticallN every section Of the
state, were gathered about tho banquet
table and an atmosphere OF good fol
lowship prevailed. Samuel l.. Waddiil
clerk OF lIcnrico County Circuit Court
and president Of the association. pre-
sided ut the meeting
The annual convention OF tho clerks
association MAS formally opened yes
terday morning at Murphys Hotel with
an address OF welcome by Mayor George
hinslic. Rev. Il. II. Pitt. -. - de
'Nercd prayer. Deputy Clerk u. L.
Narrablc. of Newport News. responded
20 tn" address Of welcome. in til" alb
Scncs Of ~ Johnson, of Isle Of Wight
County. the scheduled speaker.
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New Ncrh AuSust .s.-Comm.rcisl bills.
l'-d;. StcriiuD exchange. nominal. cables.
q o5ifa Sj"6i" foi demand. i-ir;j05. Bar
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-31
RICHMOND.

Mr. and Mrs Preston lladl'N ana son
VI B,lIows calls and Harold Berry OF
),lhN Line who were the guests OF
Mir. and Mrs A. G. Berry over Christ
mas. have returned to their homos.-MlsS
Elizabeth Hurley is the guest of Miss
loscuhinr Fay iu Essex Junctun.-0s
Marian Rartctt, who has been at In"
home of hcr parents, Mr. and Mrs
gorge Bartlett. for two weeks, has re-
turned to Boston where she is attend
l@ school Miss Rose DonawaN has re-
Wncd from Ncrgcnucs, where she mas
icon visiting her parents for several
iaNs-Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Derrick, who
ave been visiting his parents. MI and
Mrs Joseph Derrick, returned Monday to
heir home f. Windsor. Edward Gcro
IT Monday for Windsor whore he has
occurred a poSitiun.--Ira hodges and NJ,
icnley returned Monday to their work
IN Windsor after few days stay mt
their homes herc.--Mr. and Mrs f. w.
Shepardsou have returned from Burling-
ton where they were guests OF hci
parents for several days.-Thc Aid circle
If the Kings Daughters Will meet at
the vestry Of the Conversational church
Friday afternoon
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-31

Stowe-Fremont Stone Is disabled by
cut in the instep of one foot receiv,
when cutting small wood with an axe.
Mrs l., p. Tomlinson is recovering fro
her Illness and is able to sit up-Mr
Alice Raymond returned Tuesday fro
Mddletown Springs, where she spe
Christmas with her son, L. n. Ra
mond, and family. Her grandson. Abe
Raymond, accompanied her home, call,
here by the serious illness Of n
maternal grandfather r. NJ Sears. 80
special car carried about % members
Mansfield Mountain Grange Tuesdi
evening to Waterbury Center whore M
were pleasantly entertained at I
ladi"s' nieht Meeting Of the waterbu
Center Grange Among those who we
were tho master, Herbert r. Straw, "
and Mrs. Q. W. Chaplin, Mr. and Nj
e. a. Tomlinson, the Rev. I,emuel Dav
Mr. and Mrs a. r. straw, Mrs DO
Eddy, Mr. and Mrs. II, L. Moulton,
L. Chaffee. Misses Marjorie Watts a
Eva Magoon, Mr. and Mrs. Robert III
Mrs +. +. Smith. Mrs. Harry But
Mrs Leon Rutts, G. f. Bellows-A ca
received by the Rev Lemuel Davis FRI
George y Fisher. who went in Octot
with his family to 30 Soto coun
Florida stated that Mr. Fisher has be
/ III ever since his arrival and vas abe
to undergo a surgical operatlon.-N
ana Mrs. W e. Norcross, Mrs Fmr
MAY and Miss Olive May left Tuesd
night for Natchotoches, La, where tn
viii spend the winter
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-31
ISLE LA MOTTE.

There Is now good crossing on the lake
from this island to Chazy.-Mr, and Mrs,
Henry Jarvis and daughter, Marie, spent
Sunday in ChazY, y, Y, with Mrs Jar
Wis parents Mr. and Mrs David Tulip
The Modern Woodmcn of America will
give their annual ball New Years eve
Hector Blondn has gone to Milton to
spend the holdaYs.-Isa bel Pillow attend
ed the funeral Of Mrs. Martha Hyde)
Lawrence Sunday at North Hero Mrs.
Hearst is spending the holidays In Swan
ton with her daughter, Mrs. w. Nj. Loop.
Ransom Holcombe of the University of
Vermont Is spending a few days with his
parents, Mr., and Mrs, Wyman Holcombe,
Mrs Gilbert Bonyca has returned to her
home In Elenburg after spending the
weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph La Bombard. Miss Ethel La
Bombard. her sister accompanied her,
Those from out of town to spend the
holidays at their homes here We're; Mrs
A. II, Hill and daughters Dorothy and
Bertha Beatrice Houghton. Rena Hill
and Stanley Pike.-Mlss Emma Goings
who has been a guest OF Mrs Fletty TOT
the past two months, has returned "a
her home in New London, n H,-War'
rem Fiefty sailed from Boston Tuesday
for Florida, where he will spend the
/ winter.-A pleasing exercise was given
in the Methodist Episcopal Church par
lors on Christmas Eve Solos were sung
| by the Misses Marqutd Rounds
| kathrinc Botsford and Helen F1efN
Music was furnished W Warren F1etV
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-31
LAMO|LLE COUNTY
HYDE PARK.

The collection here for the Belgian SUI
ferers amounted to S5O-MrS. hiram
Dwinell aged - years, died December %.
She was lifelong resident. The funeral
was held Saturday, the Rev. Mr.. Gran
mer officiating, with burial at the Cen
ter.-Senator Page and daughter, Alice,
left Saturday night for Washington -
Mss Bculah Monteith of New York is
visiting her parents erc.-Arthur Perry
Of Hudson Mass, and Glenn Perry of
Woodsvillc ~ H.. spent Christn as in
town.-feorEc Blake Of tho Boston q
Maine office spent Christmas here
with his parents.-Thc annual sup
per and meeting of the Congregational
Church will be held Thursday, january
7-Earle Holmes OF Johnson was guest
lat y. y DeNio's Christmas James
Eaton and family spent Christmas at
Hardwick.-At places here last Satur-
day morning it was 30 below zcro,-Miss
Leila Collins of Burlington is in town
s. p. Waite was in East Fairfield Satur-
Jat-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-31
SWANTON.

Francis I4apcllc returned to Boston
sunday night after spending Christmas
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. f. ID.
lapolle.-Mrs. Ina Gates has assumed
her duties as librariar, having been APP
pointed to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Miss Rogers.--John
ODay of Montreal is the guest of his
brother, NJ, O'Day.-Miss Vera Suter Is
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Emil
Suffer- for few days. MSS Suter is
teaching school in Bennington. The next
meeting Of the Choral Union will he held
the evening of January "a f. Carr
manager of a marble concern at Easton
Pa, is with his family over the Holt
days.-Horace Allen, n student at the
Harvard Law school. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. &. T. Allen, is in town for few
daYs.-B. Il. Blake continues seriously
ill-Thomas Kelley, for many years
quarry foreman for the Barney Marble
company. and now with q marble com
pany in Maryland, is at home for the
hoidays.-Mlss Emily Carpenter is visit
ing in Springfield. Mass -Fav Place, who
is with the Larkin company at Buffalo,
was calling on Swanton friends Monday.
Mr. Place was clerk for a time in the
| Canada Atlantic office when Fred
| Rach was aGent-Thore was n Christ
mas tree at the parish house of Holy
Trinity Church Monday evening Arthur
| NrNalY and family have moved into
tho new house which has been built for
them on Cunning street.-Mrs. Henry
Guihord was recently operated on at the
| st. Adams hospital,--Miss Edith Brown
| of Hudson Falls, y. Y. is in town
Mr.. and Mrs George stiles are passing
the holidays with Mr. Stiles's mother at
! Springfield
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-31
WILL iST0>

III" community rhI5.'I.as ty,e was
highly enjoyed by the whole town. 1t
was lighted with torches and colored
lanterns Christmas eve and will be light
ID New Years eve. The children
merging from the Congregational
church, sang carols around the tree and
went into the tniversalist hall for a pro-
gram of music and recitations and for
the presents. About 400 people crowded
into the hall which was decorated with
evergreen. Fifteen candles in rows of
five lighted each window brilliantly a
suggestion from woman of over four
score years who remembered the Old
times \ Nictrola loaned by the Wright
brothers furnished music. No child was
forgotten in the distribution of presents
as far as the committee knows. About
lll3 was raised for the presents, docora-
tons and other expenses Tho various
committees did their work W, II IN hearty
cooperation and deserve the thanks Of
the people of the tOwn.--SerNices will he
held in the Williston church each even
ng, except Saturday evening at 40
o'clock during the week Of PRAYER be-
thinning SUNDAY, january THE sacra-
ment Of the Lords supper VIII be adj
ministered sunday morning and mem
hers received. Those desiring to be
baptized or to Join the church are re-
tIostc6 patifN tb,, m ctor tbic v.oly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-31
Ist(HFORD.

Mrs. William Donaway and daughter
Hope Of Boston, Mrs. F. D. Whitehead of
Boston, Mr.. and Mrs Cedric McCutcheon
Of Bronze, Que, Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. stone
of Waterloo Que. and Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Darrah of Sutton have been visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. White
head and other relatives-Thc annual
meeting and roll call of the Baptist
Church will be held this evening.
Supper will be served at g. IS o'clock, after
which the regular business will he at
tended to.-Dr. and Mrs. Linwood M
Kelley of Manchester and Miss Eliza beth
DeKlyn of New York are visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mira. J. +. Kelley.
The selectmen have issued a warning
for a special town meeting to be held in
the new town hall Monday, January A.,
at two O'Clock to act on the question Of
finishing and furnishing the new hall and
providing funds for the same,--Mr AMI
Mrs II. A. bowling and daughter, Helen,
of St. Adams, spent Christmas at the
home Of Mrs Dowling's mother, Mrs. p,
NJ Flanagan.--A daughter was born to
Mt and Mrs. CLYDE b. Taylor December
23.-Merrit Locklin of the agricultural
school at Randolph and Harold Locltlin of
| Mddlebury College are passing the holi-
day vacation at the home OF their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Locklin,-Mlss
| Annie Smith of Boston is passing the
! holiday vacation at the home OF her
| mother, Mrs. L. II. Smith,-The GarVin
store on River street, recently vacated
will be used as an automobile supply
store F. W. Wheeler of this place and
Dr. e. G. Livingston of Lowell Mass
have formed a partnership. Miss Lila
Whipple of westford Is visiting at the
home of Mrs, John Whitney and daugh
, ters on Troy street,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-31
EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Herbert Tracy was in Richford
Wednesday.Niss Gladys Larock, who
is attending school in St Adams, is
spending the Christmas vacation at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O..
Larock. Jr.--Dr. II. S. Hatch of Buring-
ton has located here for the practice of
medicine and is boarding at r. Demar's.
f. f. Young. travelling salesman in the
State OF Minnesota, is with his family
here for the hoidays.-SerVice will be
held in Calvary Church Sunday at 2:3O
p. m.-NIiss Georgia Patten of Richford
spent the Weekend at the home q Mr..
and Mrs II. l. Jenne-K. A. Paul. who
has been i'll two weeks. is rcCoVer1nG
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-31

and Mrs A. G. Smith and two chlldren
of St Adams were guests christmas DAY
and night in the home of Mr.. and Mrs
\. j. Smith,. Is. Place OF SWahtoh
was a Christmas guest of Mrs g. !"
Marsh.-Mr and Mrs W 6. Nobl" ana
two daughters Misses Glcnna ana SNp'l'
of berkshire were guests Christmas DAY
in the home of Mrs Mobiles sister, Mrs
g. G. Kendall on Depot STREET.. H.
I.owdon of Pittsnold. Mass. is visitor
for a few DAYS i'm the home OF Mrs
Iowdons mother. Mrs. Sarah Giddings'
where Mrs IowdOn and child have been
for a few months being detained by the
illness of a sister. whose condition does
not improve -- Mr.. and Mrs T. {. FarreI'
suert christmas with Mrs. Farrelfs
parcnts in Morctown.-Ms Evelyn Ladd,
who has been III for a few weeks is I'M
provinp-R L. IaverN and daughter,
Miss Airline. are guests Of Mr. I.avery's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Lavery, in
Burlngton.-Ii. s Springer returned to
burlington Saturday. oaving Mrs.
Springer and children to- follow later
Charles Marsha died duripg Friday night
| at his home on Archambault street foi-
/ lowing an extended illness
J Il
union service of song in the Methodist
/ Church Sunday evening, closing with the
cantata. The Star of Promise" 1t was
given by the choir of the church. assist
ed by some outside lcnt.-Margret Scan
lon and Susan Coburn have returned from
St Alhans where they spent Christmas
at their homes.-AIrs. II: G. McGregor and
granddaughter, Miss May Pierce, and j
r Pierce of Swanton were guests of Mrs
McGregor's daughter. Mrs. II. NJ. Mar
tin, for Christmas.-The Rev O. L,
L'Ecuycr returned from st. Adams sat
urday evening, where he had spent Christ
mas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. \
y. L'Ecuyer.
Lorenzo Sanhorn of ESSEX junction anC
his aunt, Miss Cora Archambault, OF
Chelsea, returned to their homes Monday
after few days with the mother of thu
latter, Mrs c. Archambault.-Fred Bois
scau left Monday for Springfield, Mass.
after a few days with his father, Mitchell
Roisscau.-S. r. Kennedy of Waterhur!
left Monday for Chatham. n Y. wher
he will visit son. He visited his daugh
ter Mrs G. i. SaYles. while ere.-Ther
was a Christmas tree at St. Matthew
rectory Monday evening, which proved n,
enjoyable occasion. A pleasing feature o
the evening was the presentation to b.
Fassett Of an inscribed silver MOUNTED
cane on behalf of the vestry of the Churcl
in appreciation of his gift making pos
sibe the building of parish house
Miss Bernadine Kimball of Burlington
who is TO do the fancy dancing at tn
Philemon club hall New Years evening
is in town.--G. Garrow. who has been ii
johnson during the season, is at his HON
here for a short time.-Miss Eunice Hen
drck and her aunt, Mrs. Rachel SturgiS
were in Sheldon Tuesday to attend tn
funeral of brother of Miss Hendrcl
. George r.. who died in Utica. ~ y, De
. Cemher "a
William Vincent of New York, a ror
reSentativo Of the King Automobile CON
pany, was business visitor in tow
Tuesday.-Miss Edna Pierce is passin
the holiday season at her home in MID
dleburY.-J NJ. Kelly of Morrisville wa
| a visitor in town TUESDAY
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-31
SsNKL|N C0UNT'
SHELDON SPRINGS.

On Saturday at f:30 O'Clock in the aft
ernoon Christmastido wedding took
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs e. r
Phillips, when their oldest daughter
emily Grace, was united in marriage to
George william Rockwell, son of Mr.
and Mrs, Lester Rockwell of this place,
The Rev William Garner, rector OF st.
Andrews Episcopal Church of Enosburg
Falls, officiating They were ATTENDED
oy j. Rodney Phillips of Alpurg, brother
Of the bride-elect and Miss Lottie Rock
well, sister of the groom Tho bride was
becomingy attired IN a gown of king
blue silk and shadow lace and carried
a shower bouquet of white bride roses
The wedding march was played by Miss
Merle Phillips, sister of the bride, Imme-
diately after the ceremony a reception
was held Mr.. and Mrs Rockwell were
the recipients of many beautiful gifts
of cut glass, linen and silver
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-31
GRAND ISLE COUNTY
NORTH HERO.

Mrs. Martha Hyde Iawrenc" passed
away Christmas morning. at five o'clock
after five weeks illness She was
born April 30, 1925, and married stephen
Lawrence. one child. May, died at the
age OF eighteen. Mrs Lawrence lived
the greater part of her life in St Al
bans. Some time after her husbands
death, she came to this town to live
with her niece. Miss NJ. Eva HYDE. Her
illness commenced with bronchitis,
from which she got better. The funera!
was held at the house Monday.
Frank /. Shufelt died at the home of 4,
.. Norris. his father-in-law, on Pine
street Wednesday, Dec. % The funeral
was held Saturday, December %, at the
Baptist church. the Rev. Ii. l. Kemr
officiating. He leaves besides his wife, an
infant daughter.--Wendeu Peck and Miss
Clara Sweet We're married at the Congrc-
gatiOnal parsonage December -
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ana MISS Sarah Judkins of this place.
MISS tlarabcllc Butler of sheldon
springs spent the week end with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Butler.-
Nallaco ana Warren Flintom of Rye
gate arc spending the week in town
f. H. Nye has purchased the village
property belonging to the Hannah
Munsell estate and will soon move his
FAMILY into the same from the farm
Nards have been received announcing
the marriage of Maurice Il. Rice and
MISS carrie Mac Banyca, both of this
place, on Saturday, December 49, at st
Adams. Mr. and Mrs, Rice Will be at
nome after January Mrs. III. j. Lyon
is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. B. Cross,
in St Adams