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MORRISNILTE.


ni9' NS'ia T. 'os'Eh ded SATURDAY
'''o' i',nS "' '"e axe oil " Years seven
,"on'nS ana seven days Mrs JosIyn
''"u 0ee" Il" ue"c"'o health Tor several
years ana confined to her room for
'"out year bEdla th2aheth Leach
uaush'er OF robert ana Abigail u)o"D
i]eaN"' was DORM III NaltsNeH Jun" ~
~ She was united in marriage to
o!r'h JoSiNh OF Naltsh".d Nprll -, nv
lheE resided in WatSlicld for a year,,
moving from there to Randolph whe'e
they resided for eight years and came
to Mornsville to reside 40 wears ago
last month and since then Mrs. Joslyn
has made her home with her daughter
and husband, Mr. and Mrs Edwin S
Robinson Five children were born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Joslyn, three of whom
survive; Edward O. Joslyn of Spring
field, H., Fred II. Joslyn Of Randolph
and Gertrud" l.. Robinson Of Morlisvtrc
Her eldest son. Edgar \. Joslyn Of Bos-
ton died January Il. l"' and CYron
Robert in childhood. Mrs. Joslcn united
with the Conversational Church in Waits
field when Is years Of age, and with
the First Conversational Church Of Nor
risvillc 70 years aso. She wa~ an active
deeply interested in all church WORK,
being a regular attendant AZ church
and Sunday school until 50 years of age
Funeral services were held Monday at
her late home at 200 p m Interment
made in Pleasant View cemetery
IN the family lot
f s Edison has exchanged his place on
Laporte road with \. r. Britton of Cam
b,i}
Main street formerly owned by Mr. Ed
son Possession given at once in each
case Miss Alberta Roardman was in
Burlington Tuoslar-Mrs william PEG
Of Elmor, Went Tuesday t. the Fanny
Allen hospital at Wnooski for treatment
Several OF tho local lromon with q sup
ply OF hose. went to Hyde Park Monday
evening to assist In d@htina tn" ire in
the Crane house Mr.. and Mrs. william
HOWE went to WinoosN Tuesday. Mrs
HOWE entering the Fanny Allen hospital
whcr" sh" VIII undergo an operation
Mra Emily 'h'inp''u went IuoSdaV 10
HardWlck. where she Is guest Of MI
ana Mrs Louis l.aValeN-fred n JOS
lNn OF Handolph' ana MISS Luclll" Ii. Roh-
lnson or Barre, called nero to attend the
funeral OF the mother ana grandmother
Mrs i-ydla r. JoslHn' returned home
luesuaN'-l mere VIII De an h'er-couhty
paSketohll game III MofrisNlHe FRIDAY ior
the lnter-scholastic nag Hardwlck Acah-
envy vs. stowe hlsh schooi-N w
lhofhas went 10 l'ttl''on' n H. rueSuay
10 see MS son, H. W. lhoHas' VINO is III
WIN pneumonia
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Ha''oii Vi ''dss III oaSNe' MAKING win
"rs' nan ie' '"e' instructor III teacher
'fai'''is VI ieoP,e N'"aeiiS' III c'arse'
''r'''oo' sup oo'i''"i''ec VI ''e
i'e"it VIC" ec,"''e'S assooiation nus
oesuh ''ie ""'h vi eoou''hs ''eIhp'rs anu
'he WORN "ou'u ne ia''"'a'eu II t"ose
WISHING 10 JON """'u 'e"Ne 'hr'r names
anu oues' II convenient, 1T oahlPpelI
Je"orS s'o'c vi at '"u !.'iaiS i"'''o'
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ISLE Ia NOTE

Mrs Helena H. Skeels has gone to st.
Peters hospital in Albany. n Y, for an
operation. Miss Leary of Burlington ac-
companied her.-M. S. Thomas has return
ed from Malone, N Y.-George Stinson
has gone to Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. San
ders have left town.-Ernest Naylor has
pneumonia Miss Sara Ia lombard has
gone to Schenectady, y. Y.-Mr. Black
burn has sold his summer cottage to WI
lis Ratchelder of Rouse's Point
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SHELDON.

Fred Benjamin spent Sunday in East
Fairfield.-A party of young people took
n straw ride to st. Adams and attended
a play in the city last evening. Harold
Faidchilds of Fairfield visited at the home
of Jack Soule the first of this week.
George Bocash is confined to the house
by illness, Harry Preston's health is
much irnnroyod
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WESTFORD.

he Rev. Mr. Brigham of Fairfax
hched in the Congregational Church
3day.-Guy Nichols was in town over
! day.-IThe Ladies' Social Circle
Wednesday afternoon in the parlor
|he Congregational Church. The Meth
Fts have accepted an invitation to unite
b the Congregationalists and after
III / a Methodist clergyman will be
here.--There Is a possibility that an
&cultural extension school may be held
e during the week of March s. The
rise combines agriculture and home
homics
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs, Nettie Randall died yesterday
morning at ten o'clock at the home of
Amos Potter, whore she was living for
the purpose of boarding with her son.
Ross, while he attended Brigham Acad-
envy She became Ill about four O'clock
being seized with apoplexy, and never
regained consciousness She was 43
years old and beside her son leaves
sister. Miss Jennie Ross, and a brother.
Willis Ross, both Of this place Mrs
Randalls home was In the east part Of
the town.-Mrs Amy Fletcher of Belvl'
dere is visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. H.
Maynad.--A surprise party was givea
Miss Hazel Maynard Monday evening,
the occasion being her 18th birthday.
About 20 friends We're present Mr., and
Mrs, Louis Mcdall Of Swanton are in
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MILTOII RORO.

Ia. Stanley was in Fairfax Sunday
land Mrs. Alvah Richards and son
been guests OF his brother. Ward
BIRDS. Ralph Wells has been spend
Ia few days in this place,--Floyd
John Gonyeau has returned to his
In yVeet Milton
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

c. A. Gardyne was in st. Adams Mon
day to take the oath as assistant Judge
of Franklin county court,-P, II. Cole
man was in Montpelier Tuesday attend
ing the meeting of supreme court-Fred
Tatro went Tuesday to the Fanny Allen
hospital at Winoosk for an operation
for appendiGius-A child of Charles
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ENOSBURG FALLS

]. G. Towle has purchased the Henry
Bcane place in this village, including
building stock and tools, possession being
given February 1-At the annual meet
Ing of the stockholders Of the Northern
Telephone company held i'm this place
January = the following directors were
elected: w. s stevens Of Boston, NJ. T..
Perley, Olin Merrill and c. l.. Ovltt of
this place ana II. \. Puffer of Richford.
The directors elected the following oni-
GERS: President, w. s. Stevens vice.
presidents, o, Merrill. VI. =. 7erley; treas
urer, c. l.. Ovitt; secretary and general
manage, c. /. Ovitt.
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returning Monday morning To resume
work in the Patch studio.
| Miss Blanche Sparhawk left Monday
for Boston, where she went 20 attend the
| Eastman School for professional Photog-
! raphcrs.-Mrs. y .. Osgood went to
White River Junction Monday for
short stay.-The speakers for the junior
prize speaking contest are as follows;
Misses Avis Lewis. Dorothy Bigeow OF
Rrookfield, Miss Helen Howe of Tun-
| bridge and Miss Oua Laid OF Randolph,
! William HugSard, Lester L.amson and
| DIN Angel of Broo5held aid Laurence
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BELVIDERE CENTER.

Mrs. Doral Narcotic Is ill.-Thc revival
meetings that have been conducted here
by the Rev. A. Youneren closed Sunday
nisht.--Mrs Emily Shattuck. who has
lahored SO faithfully hero In the revival
meetings. has been called to her homo by
the illness Of Miss Boyd Mrs Frank
Fletcher is in Bakersfield for a few days
Evelyn Tr0rias Is at homo from Bakers
field for a few days.--Little Brandon Pot
ter, who has been i'll, Is now gamma
The school-housc at Belviderc Center
was burned to the ground Saturday even
ing about $50 The origin of the fire Is
a mystery as there had been no fire in
the building since Friday. The building
was partly covered by Insurance.
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Glrard was taken Tuesday to the st.
Adams hospital for treatment for appen-
diCitis.--S G.. Davis is confined with an
attack of the grip.-The Rev. G.. f.
Tubbs attended the Missisquoi valley
ministers meeting at Enosburg Falls
Monday.-Mr. Tiffany, the new county
agriculture agent, has been in town get
ting acquainted All the farmers who
have not Joined and wish the benefits
that are to be derived from his expert
knowledge of farming should apply at
once for membership to one of the
directors for Montgomery. who are w.
j. Wright and Roy w. Kingsley. On pay
ment of one dollar any one can be-
come n member
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ENOSBURG

The Enospurg Mill company has 10
teams drawing logs from the John Stevens
place to Enosburg Falls Joseph Garrett
has blood poison in one leg, caused by a
chain hook tearing the flesh
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IRAN KILN

Eleanor. the little daughter of MIR. and
Mrs r. j. Gates, Is seriously i'll with
typhoid fever.-ITome talent of High
gate Will give a play. Down East" here
February Eat the annual meeting of
the c. W. Powell company Tuesday the
following officers were elected: prrsi
dent, G. l.. Towle; vice-president l.. w
iIauver; manager and treasurer, L.. J
Towle: auditors j. b. Kimhall and ~ H.
Reynolds.-The Rev. f. w. Day attend
cd ministers meeting at Euosburg
EnllS Monday
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'VGIS'DTT

The station was broken into again the
night of January 2S and number Of
tickets We're taken reading to st. Johns
bury. blank tickets on the Maine Cen
trail. Central Vermont and Boston *
Maine together with Il small amount of
change, Truman Jones, who has been
seriously Ill with pneumonia. was taken
to the Heaton hospital at Hardwick Fri
day for treatment.-M. j NundaY, trav-
cling auditor for the Boston & Maine
railway. was in town Saturdav.-The flu
neral of WILDER Warren was held at
the Lower Church Frday.--C. Carpenter
was in Johnson Saturday on business
+. II. Pof Of Swanton was the guest
of Peter Golden over Sunday Wales
of Boston, detective for the Boston f.
Maine was in town Saturday investlGat
ing the recent break at tho station
Mrs. Sadie Jones Is i'll The funeral of
the town clerk NJ. J. Leach, was hei1
at his late home January 2S.-Dr. G. 9.
Rublee Of Hardwick was i'm town Nor
a
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town and will spend several weeks with
Mrs, Medals parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William Young.
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Continued ON page twcIvc.)
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SOUTH HERO

lder of Rousc's Point.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

The Doraen Society entertained its members
and friends last Wednesday night at dance
AT the Grand Hall 40 Wharton street. THIS
affair was given in order TO celebrate the fact
that the Doraen Society had succeeded In rails
ing $3.50 to be used as a nucleus in starting
fund to build a hospital for the of the
patients Of the Jewish Consumptve Institute,
fO6 Wharton street The committee in charge
comprised Morris n. Levy, Charles Green,
Samuel NJ. Schwartz, Abraham J, Morrison,
Israel BurSky Miss Kate ~ Davis Miss Eva
Mashbilz Miss Eva Browustein and Miss
Sarah Bren. The out-of-lown guests were
Samuel J, Abrams Atlanta, Ga; Miss Helen
Bmstein, AccH Bursten Chicago, III; David
w Abrams. Los Angeles, Cal; Herman n
Gore Columbus. o.; Mr., and NGrs. Nathan
Green Quincy, Fla
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DANCE ON MONDAY
NIGHT AT HAVERFORD
Main Line Branch of Emergency Aid Will
Hold Masque Dance at Merton Cricket
Club at O'clock
Photo by Mitchell Elllo

One of the most fashionable and enjoyable
events of Easter week promises to be the large
masque ball to be given Monday night at the
Merton Cricket Club Haverford for the beneht
of the home relief FUND of the Main Line
Branch of the Emergency Aid Association
which is at present giving out numerous gar
mens to be made by unemployed women
along the Maine Line.
Those receiving will be Mrs f. King VAIN
wright, Mrs. Stacy b. Lloyd, Mrs. Grenvle u.
Montgomery, Mrs Joseph f. rage, 3D.. Mrs
Charlton Yanal.
There will be no decorations in the clubrooms
but the gorgeous and varied costumes of the
fair dancers and their gallant knights will be
all that is necessary to turn the place into a
scene of beauty While Of course, the costumes
must be kept secret until the opening Of the
dance, it has leaked out that Turkish maids. Ia
gorgeous attire: women from the harcm in
creations of brilliant hucs. with trimmings OF
silver and gold and dancers who will don the
same artistic costumes worn at the much-talket
of Arabian Night Fete this winter. Will appear
upon the floors Monday night and join with
other picturesque and dainty maids and
irons in helping the masked men" make the
affair huge success.
The association has done wonderful work Tor
the relief of the poor and suffering soldiers. as
we'll for the destitute at home whom
the troubles have for a time thrown out OF
work, More than 500 garments of every descrip-
tion have been sent to the war fields, including
King Alberts Hospital in England and the
American Ambulance in Paris. Numerous COM
plee layettes have also found their way to tn"
other side of the water to he worn by the tiny
tots whose soldier fathers are fighting at the
front, while the same kind of small garments
have brought hope and cheer to many desti-
tute mother in and around Philadelphia,
The affair will be the occasion of many din
ners before the dance. Some Of those who will
entertain are Mrs. william r.. Howell, Mr.. and
Mrs William West, Mr.. and Mrs. S, Kane
Green, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Clothier MIR.
and Mrs. Henry Tatnall, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Pear
son Pearce, DR.. and Mrs Howard X Hill and
Droctor Babbitt
Mr.. and Mrs, william Clothier will have as
their guests Mr. and Mrs. George d. McCrear,
Jr.. Of Silver City, ~ NJ: Mr. and Mrs, George
Sharp Munson, MIR and Mrs. Joseph f. Page.
Sd. Miss Letita McKlm and Alexander c.
Yarnall
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xrTITH the passing Of Lent, society will
w blossom forth into the many ways OF en-.
Pertaining, and the coming Easter week will be
full of gaiety.
one OF the most important events Of the week
will be the wedding of Miss Phoebe Williams
Adams daughter Of Harry clifton Adams ana
George Jasper Harding, in ST. James Protes-
tant Episcopal Church on Monday, at noon,
followed by breakfast at the Belgravis.
Several affairs will be given for the school
set On Monday, DR.. and Mrs George II.
Thatcher will give a dance in honor Of their
son, wilkins Thatcher. at their home. ZOOS
Chestnut street
Mics Elizabeth MchIlchael will be guest OF
honor at luncheon to be given by her aunt,
Mrs. c. Emory McMchael, at her home, Knoll
House. Devon. Mr.. and Mrs. William Oglesby
Grlh1th will give a dinnerdance in honor or
their daughter, Miss Helen Grifflth
Mfr. and Mrs. Thomas Newhal, of the Old
Place THAN. will give a small party in honor
OF Miss Jane Gordon Coke. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles r.. Coke Blackwell NewhaIl,
Campbell Newhall and Daniel Newhall. and on
Monday night also an extra dance will be given
by the Chestnut Hill Fortnighty at the Phila-
dephia Cricket Club. Many dinners will pre-
cede the dance. among which will be that given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sill Clark at their
home on Highland avenue, Chestnut Hill; Mr.
and Mrs Albert Atlee Jackson, and Mr. and
Mrs Charles Carter Walbridge
The first performance of the Mask and WIG
Club will be given that night also. Among those
who have invited parties for the performance
are Mrs. George D. Fowle, d. Edgar f. Smith,
Mrs j. Harrison Smith, of the Adne: Roberts
coane and Mrs. Edward T. stotesbury. Mr..
NJ Ir
tain in honor of their son. Palmer Townsend;
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Frederick Houston will
entertain at dinner and box party in honor
of their son, Henry II. Houston and Mr. and
Mrs Robert Sturgs Ingersol of 916 Clinton
street, will entertain party in honor Of Miss
Susan Brimner Ingersoil daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Charles Edward Ingersol.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Benjamin w. Robinson announces the
marriage OF her daughter. Miss Josephine
Watles Robinson to John Spencer. of Chester,
on Tuesday, March 30. The ceremony per-
formed by the Rev George Buckley Burns, pas
tor OF the Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church,
at the parsonage on Tuesday at 6 o'clock Miss
Cora Burnham, OF Ridley Park, was the brides
only attendant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer will bo at home after
May at 4433 Baltimore avenue.
Miss Mary Wilkinson. OF $500 Locust street,
left yesterday for Atlantic city where she
will spend Easter.
Mrs John Greenwell and Miss Mary Green
well. of 45l7 Spruce street, will spend the week
end at Atlantic city.
Mr.. and Mrs John Donovan have opened their
cottage at Chelsea and are entertaining for
the Easter holidays Mrs. Donovan's sister and
niece. Mrs. \. McClernan and Miss Adelaide
McClernan, OF $500 Locust street
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Shoemaker. of 4522 Lo-
Gust street, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
crt J. Hicks, of 5Oth and Walnut streets, will
leave today for Lakewood to spend Easter
They will make the trip by motor, later going
to Atlantic City.
Miss Alice c. Baily, OF A9l7 Baltimore avenue
win spend the Easter holidays with her parents
nr. and Mrs. A. w. Bany. 1909 Pacific avenue
Atlantic city.
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give a dance for their daughter. Miss Dorothy
Newbold. 1t will be costume dance. The
guests will appear as Indians.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Paul Brown. Of 23l1 De
Lancey place, Will entertain at dinner that
night in honor of their daughter, Miss Caroline
Stockton Brown. There will be 10 guests pres
ent, who will afterward so TO the dance to be
given by Or. and Mrs. Klapp.
The last meeting OF the Fortnightly Coton
will take place on Thursday evening in Horti-
cultural Hall. MIR. and Mrs. Ferree Brnton of
the Aldine, will entertain at dinner before the
cotillon at the Bellevue-S Stratrord in honor of
their daughters. Miss Caroline Ives Brinton and
Miss Anna Binney Brinton; Miss Dorothca
Oberteuffer will also be guest of honor at a
dinner at the Bellevue -Stratford, to be given
by her mother, Mrs. Herman f. Oberteuffer.
Mrs. j. Morgan Harding will chaperon the
party, Mrs. oberteuffer is in mourning.
Miss Mary Stuart Wurts, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Stewart Wurts will be guest
of honor at a dnner-dance to be given in the
Germantown Cricket Club, Mannheim. by Mr..
and Mrs. James Starr of Oney avenue, and
DR.. and Mrs. Edward Browning Meigs.
Affairs for debutantes Of this past season will
take up the greater part of Friday. Mr. and
Mrs. William Disston. of 2l21 Walnut street,
will give a dance in the Rtz-Carton in honor
of their daughter, Miss Pauline Dlsston. MIR.
and Mrs. Charlemagne Tower will give small
dnner-dance in honor of their daughters, Miss
Helen S. Tower and Miss Gertrude Tower the
latter a debutante, at their home. 1915 Locust
street Miss S. Worthlngton Mitchell will also
be guest of honor at small dance to be given
by her parents, Dr. and Mrs. John Kearsey
Mitchell at their home, 1880 Spruce street.
The dancing class organized by Mrs. Charles.
Stewart Wurts will hold its Easter cotlon
Friday night at Asher's. Mrs. Edward Troths
class will also meet on that night in the Ger
mantown Cricket Club Mannheim.
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oSSea-a

Among those who will be present are Mr, ana
Mrs, Adolph G. RosenGarten Mr.. and Mrs
RidGway Reilly, Mr.. anu MIS- James d. Wnsor,
Mr.. and Mrs, Alexander Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence A, Warden, MIR, and Mrs, Edgar How
ard, Mr. and Mrs Harry G. Thayer. Mr. ami
Mrs, r. Truxton Hare Mr.. and Mrs Arthur q.
Dickson. Mir and Mrs S. Boyer Davis, Mr.. ana
Mrs. William TWell Tiers, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Evans Norton, Mr. and Mrs. Richard T..
McNeey Mr., and Mrs Alexander Sellers, Mr
and Mrs, Clanton French Banks, Mir, and Mrs.
Louis n. PAGE Mr., and Mrs, II. Howard Elii-
son, Mr., and Mrs Charles o, Donnell Lee, Jr,,
MIR, and Mrs. Henry r. Baily, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry j. Werner Mr. and Mrs, John r. Petit,
Mr, and Mrs, George II, Earle, Mr., and Mrs.
Philemon Dickinson Or, and Mrs, Henry
Earnshaw Mr. and Mrs. John w. Townsend,
Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence II, Wilbur. Mr. and
Mrs. $. Green, Mr.. and Mrs, Theodore c. Noor-
hees Jr., Mr.. ana Mrs Arthur Baird Huey, Mr.
and Mrs, James l. Lineaweayer, Mr., and Mrs
Percy II, Clark. DR.. and Mrs. George lnsla
Macleod, Mr., and Mrs. Phineas Prouty, Mt
and Mrs. Christian A. Hagen Mr. and Mrs.
Walter j. Clother Mr. and Mrs. Jesse William
son. 2d, Mrs. Ronald n. Barlow, Mr. and Mrs,
Childs Frick Mr.. and Mrs, Howard T. Seaver'
Mrs j. Gardner Cassatt. Mr. and Mrs, G, How
ard Clark, MIR, and Mrs. Allan d. Wilson AIR
and Mrs. Walter L. Fouke, Mr.. and Mrs, VIII
liam NJ McCaWley Nr and Mrs. William H.
Donner, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Grocer, Mr.
and Mrs Samuel NJ: Vauclain, Mr. and Mrs
Adam Ross. Mr. and Mrs John w kendriek'
Mr.. and Mrs George X, Grocer, Mr. and Mrs.
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