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The Washington herald., 1915-11-07

WIFI tnelIl 10 view inc game IIOll lne
Presidential box. And then, about
Christmastime will come the we'd
ding, the event of paramount impor-
lance on the seasons program at the
Capital.
But meanwhile wedding bells arc
continuing to ring right merrily for
the less exalted brides, who are fair
ly treading on the slippers of the
debutantes The Colquitt- we'd
ding last Wednesday came as bril-
liant climax to several weeks of fes-
tivities in compliment to the popular
bride. The ceremony was quiet af-
fair in contrast to the marriage of
Mrs. Colquitt's sister, Miss Helen
Hcyl, and Lieut. Milo P. Fox about
year ago, but was quite as lovely
in its simplicity. There were many
guests from out-of-town and the
wedding reception was brilliant af-
fair. Mr.. Colquitt and his bride will
be at home at the St. Regis after No.
vember IS.
Mrs. Harry s. Berry, of Nashville,
Tenn, formerly Miss Georgia Knox,
came on for the marriage Of her
cousin, Miss Nina Van Arsdale, and
Mr.. Vernon E. West, which took
place Thursday evening. Mrs. Berry
was matron OF honor and looked no
less charming than on her own we'd
ding day which is recalled by wide
circle of smart folk as one Of the
most brilliant events of that season.
Mrs Berry has been extensively en-
tertained since her arrival in town,
and number of additional hospitali-
ties will mark her visit to her former
home.
A popular navy bride is Miss Edythe
Nevins McQuade, who was mar
ried yesterday to Ensign George
Hudson Fort, U. S. n. Theater,
luncheon and bridge parties filled the
week before her marriage and the
wedding yesterday was most charm
ing event Miss Helen McCumber
gave an attractive luncheon in honor
of the bride and Miss Catherine Raw
son and Miss Helen Kimmel were
among her hostesses at tea and the
alter parties. Miss Julia Littell and
Miss Hildreth Gatewood are the next
brides of November in the service;
Miss Littelrs marriage to Lieut..
Patch, U. S. A, will take place No
vember 20, and Miss Gatewood,
daughter of Medical Director Gate
wood, will marry Mr.. Toy Dixon
Savage four days later.
Fort Oglethorpe, Ga, will be the
scene of a wedding of interest to
Washington society November IS,
when Miss Dasha Allen, daughter of
Col. and Mrs. Henry T. Allen, will
become the bride of Lieut.. Joseph
Nincr, L. S. A Mrs. Frank Andrews,
wife of Lieut.. Andrews. is TO be her
sisters only attendant. The marriage
of Miss Alexandra Ewing and Mr..
Newbold Noyes and that of Miss Re-
bekah Wilmer and Mr.. Thomas Scott
Throop will complete month dis
tinguished by brilliant weddings and
charming brides.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-07

Nine. Stable. and an address on Jewish
current topics by DR.. Abram Simons. A
social hour followed.
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$4,000 GARMENT
WORK Frs STRIKE
WILL NOT COME OFF

New York, Aug. "A strike of 10000
members of the International Ladies'
Garment Workers Union was aVortel
late to-day by Mayor Mitchers con-
citation council, which finally adj
justed all differences after twenty
three sessions while the union already
had voted almost unanimously on "A
walkout and had given the manufac-
tuners until midnight last nieht to ac-
cede to the findings of the council.
further time was allowed for to-day's
conference At which the questions in
NolVed could he reviewed.
The new scale of wages gave tho
employees in various departments an
increase which was acceptable, al
though the full demands were not
granted. The settlement was a com.
promise, the split scale being adopted
in the fixed weekly salary allowances
There also was an increase for piece
workers.
Points for which the union Contend-
ed and which were granted. provided
for a review by an impartial tribunal
of all cases where union members
were DISCHARGED for the preservation
Of standards by provocol provisions,
and an equal distribution OF work
during the dull season to an extent
not conflicting with the efficient op
aration ~ shans "
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
WATERBURY,.

Nelson Merchant. who suffered a shoe {
July % died at his home on Kicker
mountain "Wednesday July 9s He was
born in Canadi- in lS3s, but had lived in
Vermont most Of the time sine" he was
this vicinity. lie first married Christie
Bashaw Of New hampshire, who died
several years ago. He then married
Selma Goodrow of Montreal. who sur
wives Mr.. Merchant had five children
By his first wife, tour of whom survive
the father: Nelson Merchant of Massa-
chusetts, Peter Merchant of Richmond
Lewis Merchant Of Waterbury and
Adolph Merchant of Duxbury There are
20 grandchildren and two great grand
children, one brother and one sister
also survive, Gilbert Merchant Of Willis
ton and Mr. Virginia jeanette of Essex
Junction-Whie coming home from
the pasture to the barn ON Or
Wasson's farm Wednesday night
two miles below this village a valuable
four year-old COW was struck by pass
Ing runabout, breaking its leg The ami
NAL had to be killed, Mr.. Mardcn. who
resides 1T the farm was ahead of the
drove, about ~ In all, and put up his hands
to have the car soN down to which
Iittl" attention was given. In the NUM-
ber and close to the one ms. red were
four Of Dr. Wasson's valuable thorough
bred Ilolstens The ono killed had heen
raised By Mr. Randall ana was vau-
able grade COW.
Isaac Hobart Elliott. one Of Water
burys old and well known citizens.
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MONTPELIER.

y wagon carrying farm produce from
the Pavilion farm at Montpelier June
ton to the Pavilion Hotel in this city,
driven by Harold Fuller, was struck by
the seven O'Clock Barre u Montpelier
Traction company car ON STATE street
Thursday morning and the wagon pushed
along for about - feet. being badly
smashed. The horse and driver escaped
injury Team and car We're coming up
State street and it was when the driver
attempted to 90 across the tracks IT,
enter the Pavilion driveway that he was
struck. The car was going at "A rapid
speed and was not easily stopped. owing
to the slippery condition Of the rails
The car was in charge of Motorman
George Howe and Conductor smith The
car suffered IA splintered running board
at the front end.
Occupants of several cars of the Barre
" Montpelier Traction company waiting
at the car barn, while returning from
the sacred concert at benjamin Falls,
saw william Lanier. mounted on AN
Indian motorcycle, lose control of his
machine and pitch over l2-foot en-
bankment. The machine, with sidecar.
turned over several times in the course
of its descent. but Lanier was thrown
clear of the machine and was unnjured
The car was apparently not damaged to
any extent.
Mrs, Mary (Corkrey) German died at
i 30 O'Clock Thursday evening at Hcaton
hospital, where she was operated upon
early In the week Cor stomach trouble
with which she suffered for the past
seven months. The deceased was born in
Mortified June Is, 1874 and moved with
her parents to Moretown when little
child, residing in Moretown for 30 years
German. whose death occurred Is years
ago and to them five children were born,
two of whom are living, Mrs. Peter
Medlar of Jay street. this city. and
John German of New York city. Mrs
German made her home with Mrs Medlar
since the death of her husband She
was member of ST. Augustine's Church
and had many friends. The funeral was
held Sunday afternoon In the Catholic
cemetery.
Mrs Rurll baldwin of Elm street who
attempted 10 commit suicide early Mon
day morning by throwing herself into
the North branch river, which courses
by her house, was prevented from Jump
ing into the river by Percy Mason, night
company lie saw the woman while
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pelier which was going UP Bank Hin
on Main street. toward Burlington
Miss Townc, who vas driving her
fathers team, drove across the street
to get on the right hand side and the
rear of the carriage was struck by the
car. The three occupants of the vehi-
Gle were thrown out M~s Townc
who struck upon her feet. tainted
from the shock and was taken into the
office of Dr. S. L. Goodrich and lator
to her homo in Duxbury by Mr.. Lackcy
She recovered well and is not much
injured. Mrs. Harvey struck on the
back of her head and shoulders and
the seriousness of her injuries con not
be determined as yet. Little Carrie
Harvey received cuts and bruises about
her face and head. The funeral of Ray
Hart was held at the home of his sis
ter Mrs. Io" Clark. on Main street
Tuesday afternoon. The Rev. w. L.
Boicourt officiatcd. The bearers were
Guy l}lakelcy, Jesse Carpenter. william
D'Brien, James Finncgan and Earl
douglass and Ernest Rrisbrin Burial
was in the village cemetery Among
those present from out Of town were;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hart and son,
Frank. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morse and
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Barrows Of stowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. FELTON,. Miss
Charlcne FELTON, and Robert FELTON, Of
st. Adams were guests yesterday Of
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. r. Palmer on their
way to Massachusetts points.-Mrs :.
y. Waterman of St Adams and Mrs
T.. T.. Linncll Of Lowell have been
guests of Mrs Samuel BairG Mrs
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LOWELL.

Miss 'addie stephenson is visiting in
sheldon and Bakersfiold.-Roy Rrahana.
is spending fortnight with friends i'm
burlington ana vicinty.-Prof and Mrs
W. l.. FinncSan and children of \nyv
York city are spending u few week., with
Mr.. finnegan's father. John Firncgan.-
Mr.. and Mrs James McCaffrcy of ALLURE,
were guests sunday Of Dr ana Mrs u.
j. She"han.-Mrs Osmer Farnan and
son, W, II. Furman. are visiting in
Enosburg falls-Mrs r. f. Field and
son, RaVcnal, of Johnson are spending a
few weeks with Mrs. Fields parents.
Mr. and Mrs, G. II. NcWton-Mr. and
Mrs e. f. Kelley are entertaining the
Misses Hazel Livingston ana Mario
Schenkelberger of quincy, Mass. and
Irhan LIVINGSTON of Newport this week.
II. y. Stannard of Orleans has sold his
mouse ana land to Peter Bonwarc.-W.
y. Blake was in Essex Junction Tues
daV
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aNTlANO COUNTY
HRANDOM.

Tile prudential and building committee
mas selected the Julia \. G. jackson
pasture for the school building which IS
|" b" erected soon. Being unable to
purchas" thu land from Miss Jackson
TN" prudential committee has made ap-
plcation to the selcctmen for condemna-
tion PROCEEDINGS. \ hearing will be held
soon ana the damages awarded accord
Ing to law If Miss jackson does not
So" NJ to accept the damages awarded
she will be entitled to carry the case to
county court,
George Iassor, an old resident If
Brandon, died at his home on Carver
street Sunday night after a few weeks
Illness. Mr.. I.assor suffered a stroke of
paralysis month ae,. lie was born in
Three Rivers, can. May H. 1Si0. and
mad lived in Brandon 81 years lie is
survived by his wife and two sons.
George T.. of Rutland and Albert of
New York city The funeral was hrld
Tuesday at nine o'clock from st.
Mary's Church, the Rev T.. f. Cray
officiating Burial was in St Mary's
cemetery. Miss Sarah Adams and Miss
Mildred Leifingwell, who have been on a
two weeks vacation. have returned to
their duties, Miss Adams in the Bran
don Natl mai bank and Miss Leffngwell
In Attorney Williams office Michael
Muloah"c, foreman for the MiddlehurN
Marble company ut their quarry in Mid
dlcburN, ANA formerly foreman of the
Brandon Marble company quarry here.
was badly burned saturday. piece Of
cotton waste fell into a kettle of boiling
tar and in trying to remove 1t Mr.. Mul-
cahee burned his right hand and wrist
Carol Sisco, who has been EN-
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NORTHFIELD

Local Forccaster ". \ Shaw of the
United States weather bureau reports n
mean temperature for July of = degrees.
the normal July temperature in North
cid being GGG degrees. Tho highest was
II degrees. on the 3lst and the loves.
was a degrees. on the 7th Tn" greatest
daily range was 81 degree. on the llth
and the least daily range was three de-
srees, on the Sth Tho precipitation
amounted to 90 inches. the normal for
the month being 40 inches Thu prevail
ing wind was from the south. the total
movement 1893 miles the average hour
ly velocity IL miles and the maximum
velocity q miles per hour. from the
south on the 5th The month was made
up of two clear II partly cloudy ana Il
cloudy DAYS precipitation in quantity
sufficient to measure occurred on Is DAYS
Solar haloa We're noted on the 9Th and
nth. and thunderstorms occurred on the
9Th, 18th, 9Th, 18th. 18th. nth. 22d. 18th and
s9th
The Maine teacher who had been select
cd 10y the local school board for tho head
f the new commercial department was
not able 10 secure her release from her
present position. ana Miss Willis OF
Middlet"Wn, Conn, has been engaged for
tn" place. Miss Willis was in town on
Tuesday in conference with the directors
William ~ shaw. who has been with
the I :. Weather Bureau department
for moro than - years aud at the head
Of the Northfield bureau for nearly ~
Years has been promoted from forccaster
to meteorologist FRIDAY afternoon of
this week has been selected by the Union
club fer its baby show at TN. provn
library. 4 committee from, tho ,b,.si-
clans of the town will act a. iudros and
will weigh and measure tho babies
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making his rounds and followed her. She
struggled nerCcly for a few moments, but
Mason finally persuaded her to return to
her home. officer William MrAvoy was
summoned to see that the woman did
not try to repeat her act. Tho cause for
her suicidal attempt is said to be trouble
between herself and husband Mason
jumped from a runway at least 10 feet
from the ground in fastening to the
woman.
sixty head of cattle were hcrdod to-
gcther at Montpelier Junction Monday
and a carload shipped to Alston, Mass.
by Harrison Lombard. Earl Lombard
accompanied the car of stock
y divorce case, Eva l.. Girard against
Louis Girard, with T.. NJ. Harvey, counsel
for the libcllant has been entered in
county court
Members Of the state board of cduca-
ton, Commissioner Of Education Mason
:. stone. Mrs. stone, Governor g. Is.
Gates and Secretary Benjamin Gates
motorcd Tuesday morning to Lake
Mansfield where the board completed a
session which opened Monday evening at
the state House. Normal school matters
were discussed thoroughly at the even
ms 'I'''"@' ~ w. ''N0 VI t'' ''''''9'''
Srhool ana {. y. ADAMS 81 CHstI"tph
being present.
{. T.. p"m"ritt' farmer. residing on
Upper Main street, was kicked III tn" right
leg between tn" thigh ana knee Monday
afternoon ana is at fi"aton h"spita sur
f'rlhE' II Is believed from fractured
hmp An N-raN was taken tuesday I"
determine Il Inctur" existed. the
physicians being unable to l"cat" If be-
cause Of Tn" swelling. Mr. D"m'Iitt went
to the stan to hitch up ON" Of his horses
ana stopped over to pick "p basket
near the animal I'm" horse became
frightened ana Kicked sending MIR.
l"merltt several feet Doctors NJ. r.
NHulre ana e. r. Hunt were summoned
ana ne was taken t" the hospital
Frances Blanche Doucotto, tho - year
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WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH ROYALTON

l." +. Taylor Of Pittsfield has beer
visiting at Ransom Roberts's. The young
ladies Of the Methodist sunday school
gave play Tuesday evening entitled
Tired Of Missions The Rev. Mr.. Gould
and family have been visiting Mrs
Gould's mother, Mrs Lucy T. Fay
Sunday the Methodist sunday school
began "A Trip to Jerusalem DR. and
Mrs Melvin Spaulding Of Ashland, y. H.,
have been passing a few days with Mrs.
O. j, Ellis. E. Il. Doyle is moving a barn
for L. NJ. Corwin Leon skinner and
William Clogston have gone to Camp
Martin, Lake Champain, for the week.
Miss Edith Howard, who has been IN
for two or three years is improving ana
able to ride "A short distance
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WATERBURY CENTER.

F NJ Brvau and family. who have been
spending a two weeks vacation at the
nome of Mrs, l.. r. Bryan, have returned
70 Montpelier.-M r. Greene ana family
ana Miss Ida Towne of Barre We're in
town a short time SundaY.-Mrs Sarah
Robinson Is recovering after her recent
illness. Mrs. Robinson's sister, Mrs.
Alma Prescott, is still with her.-D. c..
Hayes and family ana Mr. and Mrs Ell
nest Newcomb took an automobile trip to
Nilliamstown gulf Sunday.-Iloward Ste
vens who recently moved To Fa!rtaN, was
a visitor in the place saturday and sun
daY.-Mrs. Nora Straw, who has been III,
Is much hotter j. Il. GoVan of Pike, y.
IL snonf SUNDAY IN tho nlnnt
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Mclrosc Highlands have come 10y auto
mobile to this place, bringing Mrs.
Thrcshor's father, Lyman Hutchinson.
with them Bert Thrcshcr is also here
ana Wednesday took party over to
Woodstock to visit friends. Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Richardson. daughter Esther,
and Mrs. Richardson's mother, Mrs.
Mcars, have returned from u three weeks
automobile trip They visited IN New
York and came home by the way of Sar-
anac lakc.--Mrs. Emoccnc Gchdalc of
South Royalton has been in town this
week to visit her daughter, Mrs H. II.
HAYWARD.
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DERBY

Mis- T.. r. bailey has returned homo
with her sons family to Orccnvillc. Me.
to stay for two months Frank Jcune Is
working in tho Srist mil.-llarold Gran
dan has gone to Littlcton. y. H.. to work
in creamery. Mrs H. f.. Foster is
spending the summer at kingshury Fos-
ter's.-Dr. ANA Mrs. Greenwood and the
doctors father are spending their VaCa-
tiUn at -. Gushing s.-Profos~or Hum
phrcvs ana family of New York city are
spending the summer at their cottage on
Salem pond. Mrs. VI. H. Bates is able
t. be out again. She has been very i'll
all summer
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pNPPEN|NGs IN VERMONT
, Continued from Page Four.

Lahuunty joined an automobile trip from
sheldon ON trip to Mount Mansfield
HundaY.-Erncst Blanchard has finished
work for H. j. purdy and has gone to
Hyde Park. Mr. and Mrs. w. \. Bee
bee of Proctor are spending several days
In town.-Nts William Glossy of Mont
pcier is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Corbctt.-Dr G. II. New
ton and daughter were in Burlington
Tuesday. Mrs. NJ -. Youpg ana two
children ar, with Miss Ruth Clapp in
Montgomery Mrs f. \ carter was
taken Monday to tho Mary Fletcher hos
ptal in Rurlnstou where she underwent
all operation Tucsday.-M H. Young is
in Danvilc this week. Mrs Charles
Lang and daughter of Worthwhile are
Ni.iiinE hn1 fnfhnr L q Ellsworth.
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STORM CAUSES
GREAT DAMAGE
IN CONNECTICUT

Putnam conn. Aug. MANY thou
sands - dollars damage has been done
10 the corn crop throughout the state
by the storm of the last few days ac-
cordinG to a statement made to-day by
Secretary l.. II. Holly of the state
board Of agriculture
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{ RANGE COUNT
RANDOLPH

avn ~
Mrs John Abbott of Winchester MASS
who has hocu rnssint, several DAVIS yitb
her mother Airs II T. Souf,rd .or,
Monday.-Ni.s. J. J. Conner after sryoy,,,
weeks i'm this vicinity and som. ,io,.
with Mrs T.. 4 Hnnist,r 1.ft \1nnd,v
for Lawrence. Mass. Mrs l. l. Driver
of South Omaha arrived Monday to visit
Mrs Henry Fitts.-Mrs. Bertha Eurridre
has resigned her position as prinripal of
tho training class at Vergpunos TO ac
ccpt a position as pr.coptr.ss of tho stan.
Normal school at Kccur. \. H.-Niss
Dorothy Allis is To- enter tho lusin a.
college i'm Lowell Ias. ;,buut tho
middle Of September and win .lns,. h.y
term Of service in the store. of 4 A.
Grant in two weeks Ms. ! NJ. ThoIIn-
son and daughter IeAtli... who are here
from Muntucli.r for tn, summer l..t
Monday fu, Wundstu.k and yhi1,. uvoz
viii visit D.. IIauuv.r Uurtfard Sn,,nu
and South Ko,aIto, fan. i,,, .,,...ls
Misses Elizabeth and Grace. Ta,rn I.tt
Monday for liartfnrd cu,n fan, g, t,,.
weeks STAY there Miss Euzono,h ia
taking her yac;,tiuu fran, tb. ,rfi... 49,.
Herald and News. and Miss Valentine.
lackurd il suIsti,utipc Far, .o, nv.
!
day for rr-,.h,lL y Y vn.... ,l,.,.
Wer. slm,uuu,.d hv Tin. d.,t f u...
Metzpo,'s aunt rim. p,., and ~, -
f.. Crawford loft N.rd.,. r,,. cr...ns
hnro wb.r,. tb.y ., ., ,,.t,
week in cann ~ : ,,,,,, r.,,,,,,.1
SUNDAY from \ovno,, y,b,,. H.. had h..,.,,
,o ,,,,,I ,, ~.
won't with hin, h,, wa, ,., ,a,,,,,,',
a son to Mr. and Nrs ,,b,,,.. It.,
worthy of Watorhurv Cam rbr,.do,.
the mother havinn hoor f,,,p,.rl, ,rIss
Winnifred Chadwick MIR and Mrs
r Ncff. who roccntIv uuId tboi,. hans,
are moving this week into III. tenement
in tho O'Conu.r bIori, formerly. oc,,,,i..d
by MIR and Mrs Norsu-N 7 I,,s,s,
has returned from a rov DAVIS, stay in
Tunbrideo and south Ruyaltun. William
Dobic Of Barre has arrived and is now
employed in the store Of T., \ Thomas
Mrs. John Rogers Of Mortified who
has been here since Saturday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs ~. t. Banistor.
went to Bethel Tuesday.-Mrs Forest
Blossom came Tuesday for short stay
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs George
Davenport Mr. ana Mrs. f. y. Conner
went to Barre Tuesday To- visit Mr.. Con-
hers brother, and remain over for the
washington County Veterans associa-
ton meeting.-JOhn Thomas Of Boston
is being entertained by Mr. and Mrs
George Drew who also have Mrs. V. u.
Fraser Mrs Dr"ws mother of Wood
stock, and Mrs. Boynton of Pomfret. as
guests.-Mrs. w. +. Lewis and SON
francls, and Mrs Ernest Smith of
Sofnervllle. Mass who have been with
MI and Mrs, Loan for about three weeks
nave joined a party at Silver Lake, Miss
constance Manchester after passing a
week with Mr. ana Mrs. Ernest Man
chester went Tuesday to Lebanon, y. H.
MISS Edith Dewey Of Newport, ~ H.
VINO has been here for three weeks
Where she had an operation for APP
pehdlcltls, was abb" to leave Tuesday
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No OTHER POSSIBILITY

The Sergeant tsternlY Nah then, yer
young Brighter, YOU amt larfin' at me,
are yer?
The Young Bighter-Oh, no, sergeant
no, sir
The Sergeant mure steInly)--Then
what the ELL else is there on parade ter
larf at?--London Sketch
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in Albany. y. y, for two years, has
severed his connection with the firm
and will spend several weeks with his
parents horc.--Dr and Mrs. J. y! Wood
ward went saturday to Long Lake, ~
Y. where they will remain az their cot
tagc for some time Mrs. Horace Thomas
returned Saturday from the Mary tlet-
cher hospital, Burlington, where she I'm
dcrWcnt an operation for appendicitis
, f. NJ. Sutton of Chicago is the guest oi
his mother. Mrs. Laura \. Button. Mis-.
J. Flora Kcmps OF Chelsea. Mass, is tn,
guest of Mrs. Randall Hammond. JOIN
VI. Myers of Chicago Is with his famil'
mere at the T.. II. Button house on COnan'
square. which they have rented for the
summer.-William H. Dean was pleas
antly surprised Saturday evening by
Ncshobc Grange, i'm the Grange hall, the
occasion being his Nnth birthday. He
was presented with a purse of money
Mr. Dean has been chaplain Of Ncshobc
Grange for number of yoars.-Miss
blanche Brown. who has been visiting
her father. j. II. Brown. has returned tt
Now York citN.-M Miss Margaret Jennie
who has been seriously i'll for s"vcra
months is much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. \. J. Ives and family
have returned from the Ives cottage al
Lake nuumo',. Whc'n hey spent July.
Waiter ! Thomas no has been IL
Florida for eight months. returned Fri.
day, accompanied as far is N"w work
city 10y his daughter, Miss Anna
Thomas she will visit in New York
for several days.-Airs. Frank Gipson of
Hrattlchoro is tn" guest Of Mrs. II. W
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PtTN.AMNILLE

y daughter was horn To- Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph G. Brown ON August T. The child
is Eranddaughtor of Nh ana Mrs. c.
g. Putnam