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mother. who died about four years ago.
lie had always been very successful
business man and was well liked by all
who knew him. lie never married and
leaves an only survivor In his brother.
Eugene Greaney. The remains were taken
to his rooms in his block at 3 West
Allen street He was trustee OF
Winooski Lodge, No. 93G. Loyal Order OF
Moose. and his death marks the first
death in the local lodge. He was a mem
Der OF Burlington Lodge, No. 96.
Benevolent and Protective order of Elks.
and president of the Onondaga club The
above offices he held at the time Of his
death. IN politics he was staunch
democrat and had many honors from the
voters of the village and town. He held
the office of selcctman Of Colchester for
four years, was trustee of the village
for two years and served as Justice of
the peace for eight years.
Frank Rosare Dccarreau died about
$40 o'clock Sunday afternoon at his
home, Is West lane. following an Illness
of seven months with tuberculosis. He
was born in this village % years ago
next month and had always resided hero
with the exception Of a short time In
Plttsncld, Mass. He leaves his mother.
Mrs. Flavie Decarreau; three brothers.
Peter of Chicopee. Mass, Albert of St
Adams, and Francis OF this place; five
sisters, the Misses Rose. Flora. Ida,
Albina and Mrs. Lionel Paquette.
Clinton Humphrey for using black
Jack, was given n sentence or not less
than 12 nor more than 10 months at the
house of correction. In municipal court
Saturday he plead guilty to the charge
and yesterday he received his sentence.
c. +. Kingsland of this village died at
the Green Mountain sanitarlum In Bur-
lington Friday. He had been i'll several
months with heart trouble. Mr. Kings
land will be missed by his many friends.
The deceased leaves q wife and four chill
dren.
Five young men from this village have
enlisted In the Canadian French contin-
gent of the 5th infantry brigade and are
about to be sent to the trenches In Alsace
Lorraine. They are Adelard Rate. Jo-
seph Gravel Joseph Gagne. Meride Forth
and Albert Dubrule The latter Is the eld-
cs. son of Alphonse Duhrule of North
street and Is sergeant bugler in the end
regiment. The other boys are In the same
regiment and they have been In training
in Folkstone, England. for the past three
months. The regiment left Canada last
spring. Albert Dubrue has been living In
Canada for the past ten years and has
served in the Canadian army before for
one enlistment.
| Chief of Police Barber Tesuday morn
| ing received n letter from the police de-
partment In Franklin, y. H.. asking him
to look for a man by the name of Stephen
Gray. who Is wanted for desertion of his
wife and minor children. Chief Barber
found the man was employed In the weav-
| ing department Of the wooden mills and
arrested him. He had been here about
two weeks and was boarding at the mill
boarding house under the name Of Ed
ward Smith. His alias in the mill was
Edward Walsh. He was placed in the
lookup to await the arrival of the New
Hampshire authorities.
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May Nash serving Muti merriment was
caused by cutting the bride cake. Only
members OF the immediate families and
a few intimate friends we're present. The
gifts were many and beautiful. After
short wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Burnett
will be at home to their friends in Under
hill
DR.. Guy Potter Benton, president OF
the University Of Vermont. will give his
lecture, Samuel Adams" at tho Metho-
dist Church Monday evening, September
q. A cordial invitation is extended to
| the people OF the neighboring towns to
! attend
The Kings Daughters Circle Of
| Richmond met with Mrs. George Good
| rich last week.-Mrs.. Teuchette has
moved to Burlington. His family have
been there most of the summer.--Mrs.
| Fred Burnett, who has been visiting
| friends In town, has returned to her
home In Winooski--Miss Bernce
! Bradley Is attending the high school
| in Hinesburg. The w. f. NJ society
met at tho Methodist Episcopal par
sonage Tuesday afternoon OF this
week,
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BOLTON.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred May have taken
rooms and moved into John Cabana's
house.-Mrs. y. McGee and daughter.
Lena. have moved to North Duxbury,
where they expect to stay during Miss
Lenas school.-Dr. Ennis OF Richmond
was called to town last Saturday to at
tend Tony Tomaso. who was seriously
injured when a heavy railroad tie was
dropped on one foot. DR.. Ennis assured
him there were no bones broken. but
the foot was badly brused-Fred
Uewett has bought Mr.. Coombs farm
in Honey Hollow. Mrs. Mollie Glllett
and family expect to move into the
hollow in the near future.-H. Muzsy
was injured recently when he stepped
upon the wheel of heavy wagon and
as he gave leap the team started
quickly. 1t was stopped before any
serious damage was done.-James Foley
OF Warren spent several days In Bolton
recently visiting friends.-Mrs. NJ NJ.
Sabns Is suffering from a mild attack
Of heat prostration.--It was found Sat-
urday that fire during the night before
had burned over quite an area on the
south side of Wards MILL The cause
OF the fire Is unknown.
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SHOREHAM.

Miss Ethel Belden. who teaches in Wey-
bridge, and her friend. Miss Bernice Jones.
who teaches in Charlotte, passed the
weekend at Miss Belden's home-Dr Gill
bert Rist of Burlington was in town Sun
day on business.-Mr and Mrs. F. f
Platt who passed last week in Hyde Park.
returned Monday.-Nr and Mrs. S. q.
Walker are with friends In Westport. n.
Y, for week or 10 days.-Mr. and Mrs.
". W. Jones. daughter. Mrs w. II. Stokes,
and William Hamel we're visitors in town
Monday.-The annual chruch meeting and
roll call will he held Saturday. Dinner
is to be served at noon.-Mrs. T. G. r:a ston
and Herbert Easton passed the weekend
in Randolph.-Mr. and Mrs. B. b. Pier
son Of Fair Haven are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. II. II. Burge.-Miss Mckenzie OF
Dover. Mass, Is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Wright,-Mrs. Iona Birchard
Is ill.-Mrs. f. l.. Eddy Is in Middletown
for a few DAYS
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ton returned Saturday from an auto
mobile trip through MASSACHUSETTS, and
Connecticut.-Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Hanks,
Mrs. w. II. Browe and Clement Smith
returned Saturday from an automobile
"Trip through the White mountains-'Mi; $
Annie Pomeroy of Putnam, Conn. is n
guest or her grandmother, Mrs. Marius
Sherman.-W. c. Hedges OF Northncld
was guest of his brother, Principal
Ralph w. Hedges, over Sunday.-Willis
y brlen and family went to Brattleboro
sunday. Mrs. OBrien and children VIII
remain for a visit with her people-Mrs.
Mary Waite and Mrs. Carrie Dodge are
III.
MISS Adde Bisbee of Ferrsburg
was In town Monday. Miss Jennie NJ.
Brow returned with her-Walter DAN
forth went to Philadelphia Tuesday to
enter the University OF Pennsylvania.
The Rev and Mrs. G. c. Chappell.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Dickerman. Mrs.
sarah Dumas. Miss Evelyn Dumas and
- j. Clark went to Burlington Tues
day to attend the Baptist state con,
vention.--Mr and Mrs RI. O. Mannurf1,
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Dumas and Mrs.
Maria King went to Starksboro Tues
DAY to attend the Methodist Church
rally day.-William jennings has re-
turned from n visit to his sister. Mrs.
y. ID. Corkins, in Chateaugay. n. Y
f. q. Harkins has returned from Bur
lington.--R. w. Peake and w. II. Rid
ley took an automobile trip through
New Hampshire the first of the week.
Mrs. Martha Colby has returned
from Sudbury and Rutland
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Streeter of Berlin
N. FL, are guests of George Scarboro and
his mother. Mrs. Mary Scarboro There
VIII be farmers picnic at Varney
Brothers farm north of the village Fri
day.--C. G. Curricr. A. NJ. Lawrence and
the Rev. @. c. Parker were at Cedar
point the first OF the Week.-Mrs.. Wallace
Booska died at her home south Of the
village Tuesday night of a complication
Of diseases. She leaves husband. two
young children. and her father and
| mother.--Fred Cormier Is in a serious
condition.
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SALISBURY.

Miss Roberta Arnold OF Worcester,
Mass, spent the weekend with Miss Ce.
cile NJ. Thomas. MIR. and Mrs. Orrin Nell
son and Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Nelson have
returned from trip to White River
Junction. St Johnsbury and the White
mountains,-C. Z. Holland, president Of
tho Plymouth County Trust company OF
Brockton. Mass, Is spending a few days
with his sister, Mrs. Mary C. Hamilton
Horace Carter returns to-day to the
Albany business ColleGe.-The Misses
Louise Nelson, Miss Cecle Thomas and
Carl Whitney returned to MiddleburS Col
legc yesterday.-Miss G. johnson Is help
Ing In the store OF Tatro. Chase & Co. for
n few DAYS Mrs, c. A. Bump entertained
the Daughters Of Ruth Tuesday after
noon.-Mr. and Mrs. A. =. Beach and
daughters spent Saturday and Sunday
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. +,
Bump.-flarold Nadcau, who has been
assisting In Tatro. Chase & Co Is store for
several months, has returned to his nome
In Brldport.-Mr and Mrs +. C. MacMur
try OF Nassau. N. Y. are the parents of
young son. Kenneth Milton born Sep
tomber 16.-Francis West has accepted q
position In the Studebaker garage In Rut
land,-M, a, Thomas Ia experimenting the
building OF a number OF silos on the farms
belonging to the Columbus Smith estate.
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NEW HAVEN.

E. S. Rowley of Shelburne Is n guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs r. r. Rowley.Miss Edna
Wilder is visiting friends in Charlotte. -
Mrs. Irving Elliott of Shelburne was the
guest of Mrs. Helen Hathorne Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.. Davis and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. c. Coates spent the weekend in
West Bridgewater as the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. G. l.. Coates-Miss Lizzie
Wright has returned to Burlington after
passing few days with Mrs. G. C. Coates.
Mrs. Nina Ward was the guest Friday
of her brother. William Nichols. In Ferris
burg-Mr. and Mrs. Ravlln and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clement and son of Stowe are guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy swaln.--Mrs.
Loyal Spauldng Of Panton was recent
guest of her sister. Mrs. William McIn-
tyre.-Mrs. Minnie sprague has returned
from Waterbury, where she visited
friends.-Cards are out announcing the
marriage Tuesday evening, October 8, of
Alice NJ. Conant to Carroll II. Landon.
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WESTFORD.

Lester, the three months old child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla Perry died very sud-
denly some time during the night OF
September 1s Of acute indigestion. The
following afternoon their four-year-old
son had commissions and for time was
In a very serious condition. but is now
considered out of danger. The funeral
OF the infant son was held Saturday
afternoon at two o'clock, the Rev. P. A.
Smith officiating. Burial was in Pleasant
View cemetery. Heman Rice of Essex
Junction, Mrs. Anna Mcneil and Mrs.
Edwin Rice of Burlington were present
at the services.-The Fortnightly club
was invited to meet with the Fortnightly
club of Essex Junction Friday. Eight
members were able to accept the invita-
tion-A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Paige last week.-Mrs.. George
Stuart is visiting in Franklin county
for a few weeks.-F1oyd Rice left Thurs
day for Hackensack. y. j.. to spend
few days with his brother. Don NJ Rice.
aft which he will resume his duties
as teacher In the schools Of Railway
New Jersey. 1t Is still necessary for him
20 use crutches in order to get about
Sunday, October g. will be observed as
go-to-church Sunday and rally day for
the Sunday school BY the united
churches-Misses LESSEE Cobb and Ruth
Stuart, who are teaching in Jefferson
Vile. spent Sunday at home.-William
Macomber returned to his school at
College Hill. Ohio. Saturday.-Mrs FORTS
Goodrich Is critically ill.-The Rev. W.
w. White and Miss Mary Jackson at
tended the Baptist convention in Bur-
lington this Week.-Mr. and Mrs Warner
Brush Of Fairfax and Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Leach of Essex were in town to attend the
missionary meeting Friday evening.
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PANTON.

Mr. and Mrs. John Jerome are the
parents OF a boy. born September IA
Mrs. Loyal Spauldirg was in New
Haven recently the guest Of her sister
Mrs. William McIntyre.-Rollin Kent of
Cornwall. n Y. was In town over Sun
day.-E. n. 1,ooms and family, who
have spent the summer at their home
In West Addison, left Monday night for
their winter home in East Orange. n
Mrs. Louisa Converse was given a
party Monday afternoon in honor OF her
&th birthday. eight ladies being pres
ent- She received several gifts. Re-
freshments were served.-News has been
received OF the birth Of son to Mr.
and Mrs William Corey Of Fair Haven
Mr.. Corey at one time had charge of tho
cooperative creamery here.-Mrs. Pat
rick Simon and daughter Mrs. Carl
Smith. have visited friends in Worces-
ter, Mass
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MILTON.

Mrs Maria Hevanway Osborne. widow
of the late David Osborne, was married
to John Haney. employed in the pulp
mill. Sunday night at the Catholic Church
by the Rev, F. n. Paquet-Mrs. Sarah
H. Howard Of Malone. n. Y, has gone
to berkshire to visit relatives Mrs.
Howard has just returned from trip
to the Pan-American exposition and
Alaska.-A. l.. Sherman and Il. Hudson
Converse OF Burlington were In town
Monday.-H. Fl. Beeman has bought OF
Kate r. Clark the double house at the
corner OF Railroad and Main streets, -
Or. I. s. Coburn was In Bandon and
Middlcbury Saturday and Sunday-Mrs.
Mary Ashley Is quite feeble.-Fny Berry
and bride have returned from New York
State.-Anne Morse has returned from
Camp Watson and Is attending Milton
high school Leon f. Coon passed Sun
day at Camp Watson-Miss Florence
Wells Is visiting In Willistbn. Smith Nc
Nally OF st. Adams visited his parents
here over Sunday.-Miss Lillian Mossey,
who has been passing several days with
her parents. has returned to Essex juno
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BRISTOL.

Alfred Eastman, who had been In poor
health for long time. died Mt his home
on Church street Friday morning. He
was between 70 and so years old and the
last of his family. His wife survives him,
"A daughter was born September
10 to Mr. and Mrs Robert Mead
of West Rutland. Mrs. Mead was former
ly Miss LA Shattuck OF this town-Thc
Baptist juniors have elected the follow
ing officers; President Merriam Lawrence
vice-prcsident, Harry Varney; secretary.
Irene Jacobs; treasurer. Olive smith
Preparations for the 18th anniversary
and the reopening OF the Methodist Church
made.-Miss Florence smalley entertained
the members OF the True Blue class Of the
Methodist Sunday school at her home FRI
day evening. Music and games were en-
joyed and refreshments servcd.-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Doten Of Brooklyn. n. Y, are
guests OF relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorp r. Thomas
have returned from white River juno
tion.--H. G. Il. Bristol returned Satur-
day from n business trip through Mary
land,-The Young Womens Missionary
society met with Miss ELLA NJ. Norton
Friday and elected the following officers:
President, Miss Amy I. Sumner: vice
presidents, Mrs. Henry Landon and Mrs.
A. @. Bicknell; recording secretary, MIS-,
Walter Wright; corresponding secretary,
Miss Ella Norton treasurer. Mrs y. r,
Hill-Walter Sheldon returned Saturday
from a weeks vacation. spent with his
brother In Meredith, ~ H.-Mr and Mrs.
Roy Meader are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs,
b. w. Pollard,-Dr. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Norton. Mrs. Alma Curtis and J. c. Nor
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ORWELL.

Miss Vella Mallory spent last week at
her home In Sudbury. -Robert NJ. Ryan.
r. F. ID. man, No. I, is on his vacation.
G. l., Smith is taking his place.-Robert
Eddie won first prize with hts driving
horse. Fern Lambert, at the Rutland
county fair Miss Rena Purcell was tho
driver,-King Lille Of Boston has been
In town for a few days.-John Maxwell
of Baltimore Md. is with friends In town.
The high school class has organized and
elected Linus Needham president. Hazel
Ketcham vice-prcsident and Thomas Cook
sccretary.--MrsM Marion Vail has returned
from Boston, where she spent n few Days
with her son, !. j. VAIL and family
Robert Eddie represented the Sunday
school in the county convention last week.
Mrs. Mckenzie and son. Floyd, and
Mrs. Hattie Pritchard and Mrs. Edna
Lang OF Granville, N. Y, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Branch Sunday.
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JERICHO.

Mrs. Joseph Pratt died about six o'clock
Sunday afternoon, aged 50 years. She
was born In Canada and had been a resi-
dent Of this place for the past IS years.
She leaves besides her husband. five
children, Peter Wilfred, Arthur. the
Misses Lula and Irene, who reside at
home, She also leaves two sisters. Mrs.
Fred Pratt of Burlington and Mrs.
Timothy Hogan of Colchester and three
brothers, Louis Henry and Gilbert Parizo.
all Of Essex
Miss Stella Clerkin of Bristol is Wis.,
itinR Miss Sadie Foster.-Mrs. Geo.
Hulburd returned Saturday evening
from Hartford Conn. where she Wis
tied relatives for ten days-News
has been received OF the death Of
George Folsom at Suffield. His re-
mains were brought to Essex Junction
for interment.-The Rev. ]. T. Buzzell
went to Burlington Monday to at
tend the Baptist State convention.-Al-
bert Parker has returned from a two
weeks vacation, which he spent at
The son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Como, who has been very sick. is able
to sit up.-George NJ. willard and
missioners and appraisers in the estate
OF the late william II. Millham,-Mr
and Mrs. Thomas Carroll. who have
been at the home of George and Miss
Ellen Costello the past two weeks, re-
turned to their home in New York
Monday.-Warren Day of Essex has
purchased the Oliver Brown house on
Church street.--Edward Hanley of I'M
derhill was n recent visitor at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hanley.-
Mr.. and Mrs, Hiram Hanley. who have
been in Lebanon, n. H., for few days,
returned Saturday.-Mrs. Harry ID. Co.'S
fellow of Milton is visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Rood-Mrs.
NJ NJ Remington is visiting in Essex
Junction and Waterbury.-Mr and
Mrs. William Brigham and daughter.
Ethel. " Essex Junction and Mr. and
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UNDERHILL.

Earl r. Shepardson Of Fairfax and
Nathalia Weatherhee Of Fletcher were
married at the Methodist Episcopal par
sonage in Underhill September 10. the
Rev. A. II. sturges performing the cere-
mony.
Miss Helen Sinclair has gone to Pout-
ney, where she will attend Troy Confer
ence acadcmy.-.Mrs, Bates and daughter,
Miss Mary. returned to their home In
burlington Tuesday after spending few
days with Mrs Fila j. Whitcomb,- &C. f.
Kirby has sold his farm to parties from
Mddlebury, who take possession october
l-Mr. ana Mrs, s. NJ. Palmer and Mr.,
and Mrs. Fred Palmer have returned from
Proctorsville, where they were the guests
of c. NJ. Palmer. Scott Terrill and Miss
Maude French OF burlington were guests
OF Mrs. William Jones Sunday, Wesley
Sturges Is spending Il few days at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. II.
Sturges,
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STARKSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Besau are the
parents OF a son. born September 19.-
Mrs. Charles Devoid recently underwent
successful operation at the Mary
Fletcher hospital In Burlington.-F. c..
Smith recently bought several full
blood Jerseys Of George Thompson in
East Barnard. The Rev. and Mrs. F.
X. Hackett are attending the Baptist
convention in burlington this week.
c. Ladoo attended tho Baptist conven-
ton In Burlington Monday.-Mrs. Elsie
Hurlburt has returned from the hospital
and is at her sons, Lester Lafayette
N. II. Boardman of Middlebury is at
Frank HNl's.-At the special town meet
Ing. held September is. II was voted
to rebuild the Little Boston school
house and make some improvements on
the one In the north district.--Mrs. Edna
Baldwin Of Glens Falls, N. ". former
resident. called on old friends here re-
cently.-Mr and Mrs. @. r. OBryan at
tended the Chaffee- Foster wedding in
Middlebury last week.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
tContinued from page one.)

Sunday in Burlington with their daugh
tiers. Mrs. John Rivers and Mrs. George
Gillette-The condition Of Harvey Ketch,'
am. who was taken suddenly III Sunday
with cholera morbus, is improved.--I.evl
Beach has returned from six weeks
visit with rela tives in Indiana and Ohio
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church will meet with Mrs.
William Downer Friday afternoon.-Mr.
and Mrs. Byron A. Beal of Brooklyn, \
Y, who have recently returned from a
visit 70 the Panama Pacific exposition at
SanFrancisco, are spending few days at
their summer home at Fort Cassin.-Miss
Anna Coughlin of Burlington Is n guest
Of Or. and Mrs. n. ]. Carroll.-The Misses
Laura Rob,irds. Blanche and Eliza Field
attended the funeral OF Charles Franz.
Kingsland at North Ferrisburg Sunday
Mrs. John Daigneault and daughter. Har-
riet, left Monday for a 10 days visit with
relatives in Essex, n. Y.-The Rev. Dr.
Kent OF Rutland. superintendent of the
Burlington district, was the guest Sunday
Of C. T. s. Pierce and occupied the pulpit
of the Methodist Episcopal Church Sun
day morning.--John II. Maldoon, who has
been spending the summer with his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs Richard Maldoon. ha.
returned to New York.-Ellott
Caisse returned Monday to Pratts In
stitute, Brooklyn. y. Y, after spending
his vacation with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. G.. II. Caisse. Miss Ellen Mcmahon
has returned to wadhams, y, y. after :
visit to ncr uncle. Joseph DuplEs.-A
daughter was born Saturday to Mr. and
Mrs. Foster Daigneau't-Lcvi H. Brow
left Monday on n business trip to Og
densburg. n. Y. in the interests OF thu
Sheffield Farms. Sawson-Decker com
pany.--William Palmer has returned t'
Kew York city after a visit to his wife'i
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick f. Vat
taw.-Mrs A. Il. Cahee, Mrs. Althef
Snow, Mrs l.. Klburn. Mr.. and NJ. 4
Russell Flasg and Henry Flagg Of Rut
land were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs w. II
Flagg Sund8y.-Dr d. J. Carroll, who hal
been Ill for a few days, Is better
Bishop ]. ]. Rice of Burlington admin
istered the rite Of confirmation to
large class at st. Peters Church Tues
day afternoon.-W. j. Strong has re
turned from a few days visit with Mr.
and Mrs. George del Grella at the lake
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs
Frank Rock of this city Sunday at tn
home of her parents In Burlington
Mrs George Fl. Bora is spending tn
week with Mrs. Meder Gervais and Mrs