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have been living there having vacated
It Saturday night. During the day the
house had been thoroughly cleaned by
Mr.. Rushow, who was preparing to make
some repairs upon it. He left horse in
the barn. The fire is supposed to be the
work of an inccndiarv and it is reported
that some strange men were seen leaving
the promises after dark. The property was
partially insured.-The condition OF Jo-
seph Daigneault who is at the Fanny
Allen hospital for treatment from the r2-
suits of an automobile accident Sunday
evening remains about the same. lie Is
still in an unconscious state.--A daugh-
ter was recently born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Torrey w. Sibley. former residents, now
of Goshen.--Thc Nergennes high school
football team accompanied by their coach,
w. 4. Knight went yesterday to Middle ;
bury to play Middlebury high eleven.-
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
Field we're given a surprise party by their
children and n few friends, the occasion
being the SIND anniversary of their mar
rage. Light refreshments were served
William Clark, Richard and Albert Cole,
John Norton, Sanford Foote, Robert
Sprague Rowland Crane and Richard
Smith went yesterday to Mddlcbury to
witness the football game between the
Nergcnnes and Middlebury high schools
George snyder of Syracuse visited friends
here yestcrdaY.-Thc Rev. J. +. Mcke"
was in Rutland Monday.-GeorSe Renaud
Is spending few days in Rutland with
his brother, Joseph Renaud.-Mtss NJ. a.
Cross of Burlington has taken position
In the millinery store of the Misses Nc
I IN ffrpv
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JERICHO.

The Rev. j. T. Buzze preached in
Bolton Sunday. He was accompanied by
his daughter, Pansy.-Miss Florence Bux-
ton was an over Sunday visitor at Mid
dlebury.-Miss May Adrian returned home
Saturday evening from Rutland, where
she attended the State teachers meet
ing.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ransom and
daughter, Florence, of Essex Center were
in town Sunday.--Mrs. Chittenden went
to Burlington Saturday to visit her for
a few days.-Mrs. Nellie Goodwin return
ed home Tuesday from Burlington
where she has been visiting her son,
Carl, the past few days.-The ladies Of
the Congregational society will hold a
sale next Tuesday, November Miss
Matte Wood, who has been visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bux-
ton, has returned to her home in Essex
Juncton.-There will be social dance
at the schoolhouse hall Friday evening
given by the high school pupils of Jericho
Center.-Joseph Blanchard has moved his
family to Burlington-Mr and Mrs. @.
f. Garrow were in Westford Sunday
Miss Katherine Reavery is at her home
here.Mrs. Dennis Rood is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. II. d. Costello, of West
Milton.-Mrs. Elizabeth Field who for
three months has occupied the Oliver
Brown tenement on Church street has
returned to her home in Roxbury, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Wants left Monday
for their new home in West Bolton
Grafton Hanley is ill.-Warren Day has
returned home from New York, where
he has been visiting for a few days.
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MILTON.

The funeral of Laura Sanderson Perry,
wife of NJ. j. Perry, was held at her late
home on Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock,
the Rev. s. +. Cooley officiating, assisted
by the Rev NJ. IL. Ryan. Two selections,
.'Nearer My God. to Thee" and Abide
with Me-" were sung. There was pro-
fusion of beautiful flowers from friends
and neighbors. She leaves "A husband and
one son, Elmer C., of this place, and two
daughters. Mrs A. b. Ashley, of this
place, and Mrs. Mark Ryan Of Fairfax,
and a number of grandchildren. The in
torment was in the village cemetery,
Among those present from out of town
were the Rev. and Mrs. NJ. IL. Ryan and
Arthur Ryan. Mr., and Mrs. l.. Perry Of
Essex Junction, Mrs. Kate Perry. Mrs
Carrie James and Mrs. Walter Perry
Spencer and Leonard Boyden of Georgia
Mrs. Anna Minckler OF Grand Isle is
visiting at George -.Mlinckler's.-The VII
laFe Improvement Society gave "A success
full Halloween dance at odd Fellows hall
Friday evening.-Miss Mary Jackson re-
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HUNTINGTON.

The local band together with four pieces
from Richmond will give concert at the
Center Saturday evening, including cor
net and vocal solos. A good entertainment
is promised for the oenent of the band
William Martin, ST. is slowly improving
after a two weeks illness.-Roy Gasson
IL moving from o. S. Kenyon's farm to
c. L. kenyon's tenement.-Mrs. Mary Ring
will entertain the next meeting Of the
Kings charlottesville Rev. G. V. French
was in Burlington Monday.-Mr, and Mrs.
f. NJ. Norton were in town the last of
the week and moved their goods to Enos
burg Falls. their future residence.-The
Misses McCarty and O'Brier returned
from Rutland Monday night and viii
board with Mrs Josiah Fuller.-Mr and
Mrs. n A. Johns and Mrs. Jennie Johns
will leave in a few days for Florida to
spend the wnter.-Glenn Johnson was at
home from Barre over SundaY.-Mr. and
Mrs. Granger and family of Milton were
guests at T. w. Johnson's Sunday.
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WALTHAM.

MI and Mrs. Porter have returned to
Cambridge after visit with their daugh-
ter Mrs. Paul Beaver.-Mrs. j. f. Davis
has returned from Pittsford.-Miss Gena
Barnard of Bristol has been the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. G. A. Hunt for few
days.-Mrs. Elmer Boynton and daughter
Anna, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
f. Davis.-Mrs. Pierre Otis, daughter,
Helen. and son. Charles. are guests OF her
sister, Mrs. Walter Lee of New Haven
Grace Frispe is confined with the chicken
poX.-Mrs Y. II. Barnard. accompanied by
her daughter. Mrs. G. 4. Hunt has re-
turned to her home in Bristol, after two
weeks visit in town.-Mrs. George =. Lar
row recently entertained Mrs. William
Larrow of Ferrsburg.- and Mrs. Will
lam Pearson visited her uncle, s. p.
Woods who is recovering from a shock,
in Middlebury Sunday.
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SHOREHAM.

The Jimmie Sisters Quartet will APP
pear in Academy Hall Friday evening
at eight o'clock.-Mr and Mrs. =. W.
Waite and Mrs, Charles Cook passed the
weekend in Barre.-Mrs. Henry Wright
entertained the Moravan club Tuesday
afternoon.-Miss Talbot of Brandon has
been a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. f.. Platt
The Rev. r. Barcley Simmons return
ed Thursday and occupied the pulpit
Sunday.-Mrs. Elizabeth c, Smith is in
Burlington with her sister, Mrs. Letting
well.-About 80 ladies attended the mis-
sionary meeting in the ladies' rooms
Thursday. The county officer. Mrs
Henry James of Cornwall was present.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Moore are visit
ing in Springfield Mass.-The dates Of
the fair to be given under the auspices
of the Woman's Benevolent society are
November is and 19.-HOrace Lapham,
who has been i'll several weeks, died
Tuesday morning, aged 70 years.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The monthly meeting of the Womans
Christian Union was held at the ves-
try Wednesday afternoon.-The regular
Thursday evening praycr-meetng will be
held at the vestry this week.-F. S.
Cove cut one foot with a broad axe
Wednesday while hewing a stick of tim
Der at II. $. Fonda's, where he was at
work experimenting the moving of n
building, and is now around on crutch, ;.
Miss Bernice Jones of Brandon.
teacher in school No. II, has resigned
her position, to take effect at the close
of the fall term much to the regret of
the pupils and the patrons OF the school.
Miss Jones successor has not been ap-
pointed.-Mrs. John Hart is recovering
from a weeks illness with appendicitis,
C. l.. Van Nlet is i'll at his home at
the village with an attack of rheumatism
and indigcstion.-Mrs. l.. c. Royce of
Schenectady, y. y, is the guest of her
niece, Miss Frances Bradford-Joseph
Stebbins. who has been visiting in the
home of his cousin, Mrs. Ambrose St,
George, has returned home.--Mss Alice
Emo. who has spent the week with
Miss Sarah Wooster, returned home
Saturday Tatro of Burling-
ton and his niece, Mrs. Bertha Begor.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. W. c.
Scott, Mrs Begors parents.-Mrs, Roy
Bingham Of Cornwall. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Mack,
has returned home.-Mrs. +. W. Car
renter and infant son went to Bakers
field Saturday for n visit of two weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Farrand, Of that place.-Robert Green
accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Green
of Montreal, arrived in Charlotte
Thursday evening by automobile for an
extended visit in the home of Mrs. vii.
liam Thorp, Mrs. Green's daughter
Earle Ellison of Manchester Depot Is
visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry ClaXton.
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MONKTON.

Mrs. Daniel Lewis and daughter, Dor
othy, of Burlington are spending a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.. LaRose.
The Brewer Musical entertainers the
first of the series in the lecture course,
will appear at the Woodman hall No
vcmber 12-Mr. and Mrs Carey Maha-
Ion. who has been spending few days
with the latter's brother, w. c. Dona-
hue, have returned to their home in
northampton, Mass.-A birthday din
ner party was given Monday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Mech in
honor of Mr.. Meechs list birthday
Those present We're Mr.. and Mrs. O. p
Read and daughter lnez. and Mrs
Emma Taggart of Charlotte, Mr.. ant
Mrs. G. T.. Rosco and Mr., and Mrs
A. 3. c. Denning of Bristol.
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PANTON.

Mr.. and Mrs Bradford Of Crown Point,
n. Y, were guests of her son, Frank
Hartwell, and family recently.-Perley
Stage and Miss Blanche Smith were in
East Addison Sunday, guests of Miss Stella
Cross Harry Stage of Townline was in
town Sunday.-The Rev. G. C. Cornell
preached at the Methodist Episcopal
Church at Vergennes Sunday for the Rev
Thomas Stevenson. whose wife is very i'll.
Herbert Sprague, who has been In the
hospital at Rutland for week. passed
through a serious operation Monday
William Adams of Addison went Tuesday
to the Mary Fletcher hospital at Burling-
ton. where he had "A small sack removed
from one eye which had formed as a re-
suit of his being struck by ma !
while he was working on the LOOMS
barn.-There will be no preaching service
Mt the Methodist Episcopal Church next
Sunday on account Of it's being the last
Sunday at the Baptist Church of the pas
tor the Rev, II. n. White,-Mason Stone
will speak Monday evening at the Method
fist Church In the interest of schools and
education.-The Methodist society Will
serve a harvest supper in the Methodist
Episcopal Church parlors next Wednes-
day evening, November 10. from $50
o'clock on through the evening.
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UNDERHILL.

DR.. A. f. Burdcli of this village cell
cbrated the 57th anniversary of his ibirth
October 2G. Many friends extended con-
gratulatons either in person or by cards.
Beautiful carnations were presented by
Dr. and Mrs w. S. Nay. A supper was
served, to which a few old friends were
invited. Conspicuous among the viands
was n birthday cake presented by Mrs
Sinclair, bearing the dates lS2S-19l5. = Dr.
Burdick greatly enjoyed the day and the
kind thoughtfulness of his many friends
The Go-Ahead club met with Mrs. G..
II. Benedict Monday afternoon. it being
the annual meeting. The following Off
GERS were elected: President, Mrs. Helen
Humphrey; vice-president, Mrs. Lois
Rogers secretary, Mrs. Rennie Chase;
treasurer, Mrs. Ella Tilison: executive
committee Mrs. Anna Gallup, Mrs. Mat
tie Nay. Mrs. Alma Scribner, Mrs. Rose
King and Mrs. Elnor Clark; entertain
mcnt committee Mrs. Mcdora Schweig.
Mrs. Ruth Sinclair, Miss Irene Bruce,
Mrs. Sadie Ross. At the social hour
punch and waters We're served. Mrs.
Chase prcsided.-The W. r. c. will at
tend the district meeting at Essex juno
ton November 8 and will excmplify the
ritual at that time.-Mrs. Mary G. Hale
is in Jericho for a few days at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. w. c. JACKSON
Miss Freda Tilitson. who has been the
guest of Miss Ada Benedict, returned to
her home in johnson last week.-rhe
Ladies Social Union of the Congregation
al Church will serve a hash dinner in
the church parlors November 5.s-Mrs
I
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ESSEX JUNCTION..

The pupils in the Chittenden central
district who secured prizes at the state
fair for boys and girls at Rutland last
week are as follows: From Essex juno
ton, Maude Teachout, second prize, So,
for plain shirt; Marion Davis third prize.
81, for jelly; Isabelle Booth, first prize, So.
for stocking darning; Wnooski George
stackpole, Jr. third prize, 81; Ernest
Chicoine, jardniere stand second prize,
sl5O; Essex town, Charles Place, whitfield
article, knife fork and SPOON third prize
% cents.
Mrs. l., a. Perley. who has spent the
summer with Mrs. Alexander T. Arkley,
has gone to Ann Arbor, Mich, where she
will spend a short time. From there she
will go to Kankakee, H. where she will
spend the winter
Miss Minnie E. Hays, superintendent OF
the Chittenden central district at the
meeting of the Woman Teachers club at
Rutland was elected president Of the or
ganizatlon. This club has a membership
of about 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Mattimore. who
We're married so years ago last Friday
We're given a surprise Saturday by their
children and grandchildren. A family
dinner was served at their home and e
occasion was very enjoyable. Those
present We're their daughters. Mrs. p. l..
Barrett and her four daughters Of Jericho,
Bernadette Mattimore, who teaches in
Williston, and Miss Augusta. who resides
at home. Also Mr.. Mattmore's two sis
tiers, Mrs. Mulheron and Mrs. Leonard
of burlington. \ son. Augustine, twin
brother of Miss Augusta. who resides in
Yonkers, n. y, was unable to be present
Howard, Tanner & Howard have sold
the Cutting farm in Johnson to II. L.
DOtv of that town
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MILTON BORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Hill spent Tues
day at the home OF ID. II. Bean-Walter
Robertson called on friends here the
first of the week.-Mrs.. Jennie Bullock
and Mrs. Alba Carr spent Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Jennie Fay.-Mr and
Mrs. l.. ID. Quinel, Miss Blanche
Quinel and Mrs. f. T.. Goodwin were
In Burlington Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs.
d. r. Bean, Mr.. and Mrs, George Tay-
lor and son. Harold, were in St. Adams
and Fairfield Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Hobart Richards and son, Harry, Mrs.
Clara Kinney and Harold Bliss were in
Burlington Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs John
Shean and children spent Saturday night
and Sunday at the home of Edwin Sib-
ley.-Mr. and Mrs r. +. Bullock were
in Champlain Sunday.
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SHELBURNE.

Announcement has been made of the
marriage on October u. in Orange, Mass,
of Edmund j. Parker son of MI and
Mrs ". J. Parker of this village. and
Miss Hazel Marie Hunt, at the home of
the brides mother in that city. Mr..
Parker Is clerk of the Mansion House
In Orange.
The condition of c. NJ. Russell. who has
been seriously i'll for week, is practical
ly unchanged.-M Forrest Chaplin OF
Middebury was the guest of her grand
mother, Mrs. jerome Coleman. saturday.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies' Improvement society will he held
afternoon at three o'clock The Young
Peoples Bible class will meet with the
Rev II. G. Banks at the parsonage FRI
day evening of this week at 1870 O'clock
James Tracy of burlington was in town
Sunday.-Frank Macomber OF Plattsburgh
was in town Saturday on n business trip.
Richard Collishan has returned from 4
business trip Ia Boston.-Mrs. Henry Har-
rington. who has been at the Fanny Allen
hospital for the past several weeks, has
returned to her home.
Examinations for teachers certificates
are to be held in the town hall Thurs
day and Friday. November II and r.
on Monday afternoon of this week Edith
and Shirley, the little daughter and
son of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Thompson.
entertained 81 OF their small friends at
their home in Shelhurne Fails Games
were played and refreshments served to
plea sanity entertain the little ones
Mrs Mark Thompson, Mrs. David Tow
ers and the Misses Laura Ccllamer and
Jennie Thompson assisted Mrs Thomas
Thompson in serving.-Mr and Mrs
Charles f. Bashaw, who were called mere
by the death of Mrs. Bashaw's rather,
Michael Mack, and who have been stay
ing with her mother Mrs. Mack, Tor
the past three weeks, have returned TO
their home in St Adams,
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ADDISON.

Mrs. NJ. A. Smith and Miss Stella Cross
are spending n week in Cornwall. guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hamblin.-Mr. and
Mrs Ezra Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Clark went to E,lizabethtown, n. j.,
Thursday to visit the Rev. and Mrs.
c. r. Reekie, former residents of this
town.-The banquet for the benefit of
the library, which was held at the
Newell chapel, was well attended, about
$40 being realized.-Mr. and Mrs. w. w.
Clark were in Nortontown Sunday. visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Burnell and
her relatives
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CHARLOTTE.

The funeral of r. II. Smith was held
at two o'clock from his late home We'd
nesday afternoon.-Mrs. Helen Weed and
Miss Pease of Hinesburg are visiting at
Mrs. j. s Wooster s.There was II large
attendance at the chicken-pie supper
given by the aides Aid Friday evening,
s27 being realized The Rev. J. II. Long
preached at the Conversational Church
Sunday morning, the Masons attended in
a body.-There will be no meeting of the
Grange or Ladies' Aid this week.-H. Il,
Thompson has returned from Gardner,
n. ", where he has been packing apples
large number of the members Of
Friendship Lodge, No. a. f. Il a. NJ ,
attended the service at the Congrega-
tional Church Sunday, the Rev. J, Hall
Long delivering n sermon, Harold Thomp-
son and Floyd Foote returned Saturday
from n. Y. state. where they have been
packing apples.--Mr. and Mrs. George
Carpenter of Mortified spent Sunday with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. q. Car
penter.--Henry Bacon of Burlington Is
building a large concrete pier at Thomp-
sons Point for Mr. Hall of Burlington.
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finish the fall term of school on Osgood
hill-Mauricc Allen Of Essex Junction WIS.,
tied his uncle, John Allen, last week.
The Stuart farm on Osgood hill has been
sold to Charles Stuart.-George Hall
returned to Boston yesterday after spend
ing the weekend with his father, l.. G.
1iall.-Mr and Mrs George Tatro OBJ
served the 32nd anniversary of their mar
rlage Friday cvening.-The Ladies' Aid OF
the Methodist Church met with Mrs. Wal.
ter Calkins Tuesday.
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SOUTE BURLINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Hoag and daughter
are visiting relatives in Lincoln this
Week.-Mrs. Charles Ricard and daugh-
ter Of Franklin and her brother. Nathan
Masters of burlington, were guests at
w. w. Aldrich's Sunday.-A pleasant
Halloween party was held Friday night
at the home of Miss Jessie Ravln, about
50 being present. Dancing was enjoyed,
games We're played and refreshments
served.-Alfred Russell and bride have
returned from their wedding trip and
will make their home with his father'
Edward Russell. for the winter
A box party and dance Will be heid Al
the town hall Friday evening. ADMISSION
viii be free. The public is invited
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Alfred Williams returned "Wednesday
from Il visit of several days with friends
In Bennington.-Mr and Mrs. Henry cox
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cox in lines
burg SundaY.-Mrs. T., w. Meader return
ed Thursday from "A weeks visit with
relatives in North Ferrisburg-Mrs.
Thomas Carmody. who has been spending
several weeks with her mother. Mrs.
Amanda Masters, left Wednesday for
her home in Lansing. Mich.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles iloag visited her brother, Arson
Brown, in Starksboro, Sunday.-Mrs. An
IA Smith. who has been visiting her
cousin. Mrs. Edward Douglas. and her
aunt Mrs. Daniel Bull, has returned to
her home in Pittsfield, Mass.-Chares
lioag had the misfortune to cut one foot
severely Monday, while chopping. He is
able to he about on crutcheS
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LINCOLN.

John Geary of Lincoln. Mass. is in
town visiting his mother, who is ILL
Il. w. Estey Of Bristol crossed Lincoln
Mountain to Warren in an automobile,
ny It's own power the first that was ever
known to cross without help.-Mr. and
Mrs. James Minnehan went to Stock
bridge Wednesday to visit frends.-Mrs,
George Garland is better.-Mr. and Mrs.
FRANK Harrison of Warren were in town
Iuesday-S. II, Buel was in Rutland
on business Tuesday.-Mr Partch of
Detroit Mich. was in town Saturday,
Lois Lafayette is in Barre visiting cous-
lns-M. b. Cove was in Ripton Monday.
Mrs Eugene Thayer of Warren IS in
town-Eugene Tucker and Edwin Stone
went to Boston Sunday night on bust
ness'-Mr. Coosno from Bristol Notch
mas moved into V. W. Morgans tene-
ment opposite q. a. Thayer's mill.-Mrs
q. u. Draper is in Rutland this week.
Myron Ayers is at work in Warren
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STARKSBORO.

Mrs. Maud s. Wade was at home from
her school in Canaan over Sunday'-lhe
Dorcas society will meet November H.
as stated last week--The Baptist Church
is soon to be lighted by mantek lamps.
the gift of the Young Peoples BlDle
lass.-Thomas Hill, who has been Ill
several weeks, remains about the same.
Stephen Hanson Is very low.-Mrs
Dennis Brown OF Lincoln is visiting
friends here.-Mr. and Mrs. "A. l.. White
returned the last of the week from New
York city.-Mrs. Amanda Chamberlain
has gone to live with her daughter, Mrs.
George Nichols, in Bristol for this win
ter.-Mrs Charles Chamberlain is ILL.,
Dennis Morrill, and family have moved
to Hinesburg.
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q TOWNSVILLE.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Heatherington October 2S.-Miss
Hattie Miller has returned from War
ren.-F. II. Chessmore was a Weekend
visitor in Charlottesville music pupils OF
Mrs. Gladys j. Fuller of Huntington
gave a recital at her home Saturday
Those from here who took part We're
Irene and Loreantha Miller, Gladys
Hapgood, Celia McGarghan, Christine
and katherine Whalen and Dorothy
Stevens, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. stevens
attended the rectal-The Lend-a-H Hand
will hold their sale of aprons. fancy
articles and candies Thursday evening.
Light refreshments will be served.-Cor-
nelius Whalen and cousin We're In town
Sunday from Montpelier.