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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-03
GERVATS NEWS

A large crowd is expected at the
Forresters dance Monday night, April
9TH.
Areta Jones who is attending school
in Salem is home for the Easter vaca-
tiOn,
Miss Anna Tanzler returned last
Saturday from the Portland Sanitarium
much improved in health.
Road supervisor Cutsforth is putting
between l75 and 200 yards of gravel
on the country road every day
Mr.. Chas. Hoover and wife, Mrs.
Harrison Jones, Misses Silvia Jones and
Pearl Manning motored to Salem Satur-
day.
Albert Lengren, who was taken i'll
last Saturday while hauling gravel and
has been confined to his bed ever since
is convalescing.
Mrs. Geo II. Finney continues to be
quite i'll and though pneumonia symp'
toms are strong il is hoped that it may
be checked in its first stages.
Word received from II. d. Olson,
former S. p. agent here who is now
agent at Oregon City says that he is
getting along nicely and likes his posi-
tiOn so far
Mr.. and Mrs. I. x. Sicgmund spent
Monday night in Salem where they
were among the Knights Templar
Theatre Party which attended "Potash
and Perlmutter.'
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Moisan of Brooks
are the possessors Of brand new boy.
born Friday March %. They are now
the parents Of two boys and two girls
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Dunlavy OF
Brooks entertained at dinner Sunday
seventeen Of their friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Rooster and Mrs, j. r.
Naylor Of Gervais were among those
who attended.
Mrs. Theresa Zollcr wishes to an,
nounce to her friends and patrons that
she has full line Of upto.datC
millinery now on hand and would like
to have people call and see for them
selves before buying else where.
The Parent Teacher meeting which
was held at the school house last Fri
day night was largely attended, many
coming from out side districts. A fine
program Of music and recitations wal
given by the teachers and pupils Mrs
Homer Alleman the popular vocalist Of
Woodburn, was present, and rendered
vocal selections assisted by Miss Blink
ley at the piano which were appreci
ated by all. Parents and teachers and
members Of the school board ant
County Supervisor John W, Il. Smitl
made talks on various school topics
after which refreshments, which hat
been prepared by the Domestic Science
Teacher and her class, were served an,
everybody left with jolly good feel
! ing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-03
Primary School Notes.

Those neither absent nor tardy for
the month Of March were!
First Grade-Cleo Goetien, Tressa
Goetien, John Mochel and Kenneth
Brown.
Second Grade-susie Chamberlin and
Opal Larsen.
Third Grade-Ross McDougall and
Emily Larsen,
Fourth Gradc-Winifred Gleason,
Genevieve Briggs, Wayne Clemson, Ellis
McDougal and Helen Kimmer,
Visitors for the month Were: Mrs
Mochel. Mrs. F. Y. Hume and Mrs. Ben
Hawkins. Supervisor j, w. l.. Smith
was also a visitor.
Next Wednesday, April 7th will be
Visitors Day from o TO 4. First Grade
pupils will be dismissed at 2i30. Par
ents urged TO be present.-Geryais StaI
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PERSONALS



Dick Harris, Of Glendale, is in the
city today.
Nt.s ptoos 10 v;s;tor IN port.
land todnv
-, n, nn,
MIS- J' o. h"oer'soh was a ror'la"u
N's'''r Fes'eiu"y
H. H. WllDer, OF Albany, was III inc
city Yesterday.
Alfred b. Mails, Of Gervais, was in
Salem yesterday.
Barton Z. Riops went 10 Portland To-.
dav ON business
y N snonldno - r,oono ia ,ous.
.oaa, -. no pinG W - We"
Cbos MAI wont "a rureno ,,is mo,n.
ira nn tha nIootrio ~ '
Stiss Srline Ohm will snend SUNDAY
NJ rolo ,isiting friends
vomon Wolcott NJ Silvorton WINS in
soiom Yesterday an business
RAYMOND Nichols, Of silyerton, was n
visitor in tbe eity Yesterday.
William Ungoins went 10 Euaeno this
oftcrnoon for nm over.sundny Visit
Mrs w q. Kniqhton was n passcnpe,
for Portland TODAY on the morning elec.
tric
f. @ Chopip ia in Woodburp today
Attending meeting of the farmers and
merchants
n A. Voret of Portland. passed
tbronob tho civ today on his way 10
EolIs Citv
r. w Foster general agent for tae
q r. ond & Ry' is in the city TODAY ON
oomn,nv husiness
Ms / Hicks. WIN has been Wis.
iuno in Portland for several days, will
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-03
Good Buys In Real Estate

10 acres Of good land, good six room
house. large barn, some fruit, miles
from Salem. Price $3100; $4,000 down.
90 acre farm, good eight room house,
largo barn, and other Outbuildings,
family orchard running water, macad.
am road, close to school, 3ls miles from
Salem. VIII consider city residence
property as part payment Prico
$500.
200 acre farm, all under cultivation,
q room house, barn, orchard, will tako
smaller farm up TO $4,000 as part pay
mcnt, Price $4,000.
275 acre farm, 1875 acres under cul-
tivatlon, balance timber and pasture,
will take city property up to $4,000
as part payment Price $4,000.
10 acres, 8 acres 4 year old apples,
3la aero loganberries. viii take city
residence property up to $4,000 as part
payment. Price $4,000.
acres all under cultivation, small
house, 3la miles from Salem. viii
take city lot as first payment. Prico
Al, 200.
10 acres Of timber, located close TO
Reform School, rock road to Salem.
Price ~ 200; 5000 down, balance $40
per month
Broom modern house, lot rs by 150
feet, cast front, plenty Of fruit, largo
barn. good location, Price Sl,500j
$500 down.
so acre dairy farm, 6 room house,
good large barn, family orchard, wator
piped to house and barn. y mile from
small town, Price $l5OOj $500 down,
balance TO suit
Acre tracts just outside the city, all
in bearing orchard Price $500 per acre
S2j down, balance 20 per month, Q per
cent interest,
acres Of good prunc land all under
cultivation, ~ miles south Of Salem,
mouth, per cent interest
Price $500; $50 down, balance $40 per
II you want to buy, trade or sell,
see as.
W. H. GrabenhOrst & Co.
Room 2, Bush Bank Bldg
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EXPECT ACTION SOON.

Washington, April 2.--The strained
situltion between China and japan II
expected TO take turn one way or the
other within the near future. " is
not believed that the present near crisis
can continue and that tnc situation
must improve or become really acute
very shortly.
Official utterances were lacking TO-
day Il being admitted that the situa'
ton was too serious to discuss.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

N = = Ahlers and T S Mackenzie et nj
Y0 , SS'rout, part A Olinger claim
CS6hGi.h 4 s. 2.W,; part Jas NJ. Me.
SOiRs ms claims 9 and 10, R S. CIV.
Sam ,NsSup ct ux to Chas Kaup. mart
Gna, renter claim No. SO, r Z S.W.
Ki,lglan Reichter ct ux TO lanes
% SngOod' S,.S od part Isaac Durbin claim No.
Nso auI Az w R Z, 2.W.; part Anna Wood.
NJ MAR salm "A, R 7, 2.w.
Garr,r,,oe, Gr,e Tay,or y5,I 10 D b Gorsline, part
3W MILLER claim No. 23, Il 6,
Fue,,l Puryine ct ux 10 Chas n
10 sslo. .o' l. block 10, J Myers add,
10, T i ~, y Fuets to Smith & Shields.
Salen j" j Meyers add. to
Juo I1a Denny to Alfred Fox. mart
Huy claim No. 90. r 8 IN
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Death of Sister Mary Alphonsa BoSsari

Sister Mary Alphonsa Bossart de.
parted this life on March 2sth, at the
Convent Queen Of Angels, at MI
Angel in the lGth year Of her age, and
9th Of her religious profession.
The funeral services took place al
the Convent Chapel on the 3Oth inst
at o o'clock a. m.
Sister Mary Alphonsa was well
known and beloved IN this place
where she spent the first years Of hel
Sisterhood, aud was n teacher Of music
Ia the Parish sehool.--Geryais Star.
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WEST SALEM
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Capital Journal Special seryicc.)

(lapltHl JOuIuHl special SerVlCc)
West Salem, April 3.-Mrs. Eugene
Cade and little ones Of Aberdeen,
Wash, are visiting here at the nome
of Mr.. Gnd Mrs. d. Cade.
Mr.. Elmer Bales, of Tacoma, Wash,
was here recently TO see his father, W,
w. Bales who is in poor health. He
returned home Sunday.
Mrs. y. D. Yarnes and two children
went to Newberg on the boat Monday
for week 5 visit with her mo.hor,
Mrs. Moore.
Attorney Ernest Blue is having a
three.room addition built to ais house.
The band boys gave dance in the
Geo. Frazure building Saturday even.
ing the West Salem orchestra furnish.
ing the music. Quite n large company
was in attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rex, Of near Inde.
pendencc, were calling on relatives in
this neighborhood Sunday.
Monday evening, April 8, is the regu.
lar council meeting night.
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The MARKETS
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The market situation today can be
s;,ed M about as follows: No change
n Srains and mill feed stuffs; eggs
a. and ,olltry holding their own; expect
ed advance in butter and butterfat did
M rot materialize; no change in the live
stock market, and asparagus and. Cali
fornia peas are quoted at l2 cents.
Oranges are expected to advance
next week, as hereafter all car ship,
meuts will require icing, and tnis will
add about $50 to the cost Of each car.
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Portland Markets.

EVII"IIW NdIKbtS,
c,l, L,o'tland, Oreo April Wheat,
'So a,24; bluostcm, S1.27is.
paNo, pa's-No, ! white feed, 1925.
lBa'lcy-Fced, S24.75.
a. Saooss,Bcst live, $74O; prime steers
40 ssi fancy cows, 1925; best calves
W spring lambs, $3.50.
ppo''er.City creamery, 29i5c.
TnsSs-Selocted local extras. l9c.
a. ns' locj broilers, 2O@2jc; geese,
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Jinks-How do you happen to be 60.
ing fishing on Friday' l thought you
believed Friday was an unlucky day.
Winks--Weil, ] always have. But
Il occurred to me this morning that
perhaps II would be unlucky for the
fish.
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Some Sex.

har, VIII sm',lin' lin the Alabama congress-.
II zeal =, o.s .ONs no man to excel him
uffaosa opposing the cause Of woman
II A. sums up the situation thusly:
suucp ,b.l1t 10y feel" says he. "that
saprsa should mould allow themselves 70 he
s'a,ede 'I'O my, politics, but | nevertheless
H'' muck; They comprise a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-03
STAR rs DYING.

Chandler, Okla, April 3d.
Henry Starr the notorious south.
western outlaw, who was shot
by a schoolboy and captured
while attempting 70 hold up a
bank at Stroud several days ago
was believed TO be dying here
this afternoon. Five Of Starts
companions In the bank robbery
escaped.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The town schools will open for the fall
term September Mrs. Eugene Bradford
is seriously ill.-Robert, the little son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thorp, is ill-E. II.
Converse is spending several weeks at
Charlotte Center, where he was called
by the illness of his cousin. Mrs Mary
Alcxander.-School Director J. S. VII
liams is having schoolhouse No. 4 repain,-
ed. Edward Bessettc. ST., is doing the
Wurk.H. o NanNliet and Wallace NJ.
Neil left August II for week = stay in
Boston, making the trip on "A motor
CNcle.--Mrs. Fred Davis and Miss Julia
Hayes, both of Burlington, who have
been visiting Mrs George Hart, Sr., hava
returned home.--Mrs. l.. NJ. Baldwin of
darlington has been visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Malcolm Thorp.-Mrs Charles Dow
and little son have returned home from
spending a week in Lincoln, whore they
formerly lived.-Miss Ethel Horsford took
the examination for free tuition in She
burne Thursday and FridaY.-Mr and
Mrs. Frank Mott and little son. Garland
of Bristol, who have been visiting a week
i'm the home Of Mrs. Daniel Hayes Mrs
Motifs aunt returned home saturday.
Miss Anna Hayes accompanied them
home for a weeks viait with her relatives
in Bristol and the vicinity. Mrs, William
Emo Of New Haven is visiting her broth
cr, carlton Emo. and other relatives IN
town for a week. Her daughters. Miss
"rtrude and Miss Carrie. who came t.
Charlotte with their mother. have re
turned home Roderick Emo and family
spent sunday at Thompson's Point. guests
Of Mrs Enos uncle, G. Il. Norton and
familV.-E'uneral services for Nrs Am
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SHELBURNE.

Stanley Dunn;ng and sister. Miss Helen
Dunning. from Cambridge. Mass, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. W.
Tracy, End and Mr.. and Ms. Harris
Mack. have gone to Williston for a
short stay with relatives. Il g. Webster
is ill.-Mrs. Sarah Mack, who has been
spending a month at Lake Willoughby,
has returned % her home MIR. and Mrs.
John Nichols of New York who are sum
mering in Burlington. were guests of
Prof Charles Lee Tracy Saturday John
Mack has returned from trip to New
York and Albany.
Mrs. Louise A. Ash. aged -. died at
her residence in Shclburnc Falls Sat
urday morning at As, Of compiled =
ton of diseases. Mrs. Ash. who was
a lifelong resident of this village. IS
survived by a son. Frank Burho Of
Burlington. and daughter Mrs. Anna
Devoid of Keenc, n. H. besides a niece
and several grandchildren. The flu
neral was held Monday morning at ia
o'clock from the Catholic Church of
Charlotte.
Little Miss Dorothy Taylor celebrated
her sixth birthday Monday. being
given a surprise party bv 10 Of her little
friends. Ice cream and cake were served.
She received some pretty gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Richardson, Miss
Ruth Richardson and G. j. Benedict of
Littleton, y. H., returned Saturday after
spending two DAYS with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
l.. Benedict
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Kane Of
Shelburne Farms are parents of son,
John Alexander. born Saturday.--Mre
Harry Wetson, who mas been i'll, Is
able to be Walter X. Murphy is
visiting friends in Waterbury,
The young peoples Bible class met
with Miss Mary Pierce on Tuesday even
ing There will be basket dance
August 90 AZ the NJ. W. \. han ut Shell
burnc Falls.
The funeral of Enos Douglas, Sr was
held at his late home in Shelhurne Falls
Monday afternoon at tive O'Clock, the
Rev. Mr.. Goodman officiating The de-
ceased was member Of the Grand Army
Post of Hincsburg and was n highly re-
spected citizen of Shelhurne, where he
resided all his life. He enlisted for serv-
ice in the Civil War in 1862 serving three
years. The bearers we're his six grand
sons. Walter, Robert and Howard Winter
bottom Of Burlington, and Leon. Lyman
leaves his wife, five children Mrs Eugene
Devoid of New Haven Mrs. Henry Win
terbottom of Burlington, Miss Mac Doug
las and Frank Douglas of Shelburne ann
Enos Douglas of Burlington.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. Cordella Ellis. about 50 years of
age. fell Friday and suffered a bad frac-
ture of one leg below the hip.-Mr, and
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Thaycr, In Warren,-Mr and Mrs VII
liam Miner, Mrs w. l.. Hanks and son
Leon, went to Thompson's Point Satur-
day, being guests OF Mr. and Mrs +,
II. Strong and Mr. and Mrs. y. n.
Ernest Gorton Saturday Stanton
Saylcs and Miss Eva Baxter of Rich
mond were guests of Mrs Ella brewster
Saturday.-Tho Rev S. l.. Perry, Mrs
Perry and daughters went to visit friends
in Richmond Monday for a week Mr.
hcate at funeral-Mrs. V. Il. Sar-
gent is visiting in Boston.-Mr. and Mrs
Lyman Hill and niece. Miss Pauline
Tart are visiting In Horizon and other
towns in New York State this week
Mr. and Mrs. c. s. Brewster and
H.. Wednesday to visit his brother. C..
l.. Brewster Mrs. Diana Knowles of
New Haven and Mrs. Mary Filings Of
Burke. n. Y. are visiting at r. A.
Norton's and Fl. j. Ellis.-Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Charles were In Burling-
ton Wednesday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. II. r. Brewster.-Mrs. Maude
Dwire and son. Perm, are visiting rela-
tiVe.s in Bristol
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MILTON.

The funeral of Mrs. Edgar Fletcher
who died at the Mary Fletcher hospital
Friday night after an operation, was
held al the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Jesse Wimble. Monday after
noon at two O'Clock. The Rev. s. f.
Cooley oficiated, The burial was in the
village cemetery. She leaves a husband
and one son; her father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Wimble three broth
crs. Floyd, Noel and Allen; and two
sisters, Mrs. Ell Phelps of Georgia and
Rcta of this place-The Rev and Mrs
George deuel. of Gary, Ind, are visit
ing Mrs. DeueNs brother. DR.. l.. c. Hol-
combe. They made the trip in their au-
tomobile.-Charies Patneaude returned
Monday to his home in Essex after visit.
Ing his sister. Mrs. Alexander shower
Mrs. Laura Ballard of st. Paul. Mimi,
is the guest of htr son, Fred Ballard -
Harold Draper of Windsor was a guest
of Edward Ladue over Sunday Marian
Robinson and William Gdrrow We're mar
ried Saturday evening by the Rev. r,
f.. Herrick.-Miss RoXie Baker Is
spending "A two weeks vacation at her
HON, in QueeChcc.-Mr, and Mrs. j. f..
Wagner attended a birthday party for
his niece. Miss Florence Wagner, at
North Fairfax Monday evening.
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UNDERHILL.

Mrs. q. II. Benedict and daughter, Miss
Ada, are visiting friends in Manchester,
n. H.-Miss Rachel Sheldon, who has
been visiting her aunt. Mrs b. J. Chase
has returned to her home in Westford
Mrs, Hattie White Of Springfield, Mass.
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Gushing Miss Frances Lloyd Jones
of New Jersey is n visitor at the home
OF \, j. Glass-Miss Nellie White has
been spending the week as the guest of
her sister. Mrs. II. b. Howard. who is
camping at South Hero-Miss Helena
Fitzsimonds, who has been spending the
summer at cliff Haven, ~ Y, was call
ed home last week by the death of her
uncle. Michael Barrett. Among those
who attended the funeral, which was held
In burlington Thursday, were Mr. and
Mrs j. T. Fitzsimonds and family. u
II. Ryan, r. j. Barrett and Mrs. Frank
Barrett.--L, d. Moulton and family re-
turned from camping trip at Malletts
Bay Monday. Misses Alice Gile. Eva
Terrill, Gladys Lincoln and Violet Popc
took an automobile trip Wednesday. go
ing TO Morrlsvile. stowe. Waterbury,
and home by Richmond.-Mr and Mrs
j. a. Fowler, who have been visiting
their son, l.. c, Fowler, returned to their
home in Ludow.-N. J. Glass has sold
his farm stock and tools to J. c. Nolin
OF Swanton. The knights of Pythias had
their dedication services for their new
hall Monday night
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RICHMOND.

Miss Smith, who has been the guest
of Miss Ruth Hilton the past week, has
returned to her home IN Colchester
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Terrlcn are in
camp at Lake Iroquois Tor two weeks.
Miss Rose Donoway has returned
from n two weeks vacation spent with
her parents in NerEcnncs and resumed
work at the office of Borden Condensed
Milk company.-Mr ana Mrs. l. T..
Towne have returned from a week
stay in Shelburnc and Milton.-Mr. and
Mrs. w w. Miller are in Randolph for
a two weeks stay-Harold Berry Of
Derby Line was the guest of his par
ent, Mr.. and Mrs. a. G.. Berry, over
Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. Frcd Brcssor
of Windsor arc guests of Mr. and Mrs.
j. Bressor,-AIrs. r. r. Bartlett and
children of Shelburne are visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l. T., Towne
Miss Marjorie Townc of Burlington
is the guest of her grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. John Richardson.
Owing To a marked decrease in bust
ness, the Richmond Underwear COM
pany will not open its factory until Au-
gust 90
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sunday-Miss Della Brothers. who has
been spending her vacation at her ia
TIERS has returned to her work In Bos'
toil.--Mrs. Lille Gregory and her father.
Henry Leaf. spent Monday in South Bur
llngton.--Mrs. Sadie kraus and son, Mar
shall, were in Burlington Sunday to ace
her brother-in-law. George Cutler. who
Is III with leakage Of the heart.-The w.
+. NJ. society meeting has been postponed
for this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy A. Lamson went to
Spring Grove. New Haven, Sunday -
Misses Mary and Eleanor Lamson have
returned from few days visit with
friends in Shelburne.-Mi Julia Wright
entertained several of her young friends
Tuesday afternoon. it being her seventh
birthday. Clark Wood has gone to
Essex Center to he the guest of his sis
ter, Mrs. John Thompson, for few
weeks.-Nr and Mrs. Ernest lombard
and child from Richmond are guests of
his parents for n few weeks
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SWANTON

Louis Pencil a resident oe FVanton
since boyhood, died of cancer Tuesday
morning, agcd Il years. His wife died
20 years ago. He is survived hy two
daughters and three sons: Mrs VI. Boss.
Mrs. William ouimette. William g. and
Fred Pencil OF this plac.. Louis. another
eor, resides in Wostport Conn. The
funeral will be held this moruiu..
John Niles. with several mon. has begun
clearing the government fishing grounds
numbers one and three i'm iMisseuuo
river in readiness for next seasons wor'..
Logs and tree stumps embedded I'm tho
sand on these grounds hamp.r,d The
fishing operations last spruc somrN bat.
Dynamite will be used and 1t is ox-
rcrtod tackle blocks will ds. tn, post
y permanent road is being built on First
street from the public library corner to
by. Aliens
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ing. Miss Phyllis Brown; solo, Mrs Max
Buzzcli; male quartet; solo, Mrs Max
Buzzell; reading, Miss Phyllis Brown;
male quartet; piano solo. Miss Florence
Buxton.-Mrs. Walter Wardlam and
daughter of ST. Adams are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Vert Brigham
Mrs William Buzzel and son have re-
turned to their home in Lowell, Mass
The Rev. and Mrs. Neal Wolcott Of
Morrisonvile. n. Y, are visiting friends
in town.-1cc cream and cake will be
served by the ladies of the Methodist
Church Saturday evening and the band
from Essex Junction will furnish music
Mrs. Silas Sconeld, who has been visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Wilson
Curtis. has returned to her home In
tanada.-The dance held at the school
house hall Monday evening was a sue
cess, there being z couples present.
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breach of the peace and each was fined
s. and costs which they arranged to pay.
In court Tuesday evening Mrs Pauline
Greenwood and her son. John Raue,
charged 'lth the larceny Of over s4r
from Louis Mears of Highgatc, and who
on Monday were bound over for appear
anCe at the September term of Franklin
county court, were discharged, 1t being
decided on further Investigation that
the evidence was insufficient to convict
them.
Joseph frank died last evening about
seven o'clock at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs Bert Mayo, on Water street
after an Illness of several months. Mr..
frank is survived by four daughters,
Miss Mary frank, Mrs. Mayo, Mrs.
Fred Menard of this city and Mrs. Dar-
by of burlington. The funeral Will be
held at Holy Angels Church Friday
morning. the Rev. H. II. Dcsrochers Of
fiCiatiup.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Tho Social Service club will meet
tins attemon at the village hall
mis-. Julia Galusha Whitcomb interior
decorator for the Goodwin, Limited. firm
of Montreal Will give lecture upon
'tolor, The club extends Il cordial in
Vitatlon TO any wishing To- hear Mrs
Mhitcomb.-Mrs. G. j. Doughty Of
Springfield, Mass is visiting her cousin
Mrs. J." II. Barnum-Nir. and Mrs. g. G.
Bicknell ana Miss Florence Bickncu are
camping at Malletts Bay-Dana Isham
i12 years old has caught nearly % fine
trout since the season opened. The largest
measured "A inches and one was a fine
specimen of the rainbow trout Mr.. and
Mrs. +. a. Fuller have returned from
Moretown, where they have been for
several weoks.-A large number of
friends of Mr., and Mrs Henry Hurlhurt
gathered at their home Thursday night
for a farewell reception before Mr. and
Mrs Hurlburt leave for their new
home in Wiliston early in Septomber.-
Miss Florence Rice and Miss Lucy Lang
of Chicago, who have been with Mr..
and Mrs. O. G. Bicknell for several
weeks, have gone to Manchester for a
BhOrt stay.