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MILTON.

At the Methodist Church Sunday MORN
ing at 10:4j the sermon subject will he.
Things We All Ought to Know" Sun
day school at 70: evening at $50, subject.
What -Four Sick Men Did" Thursday
evening at 100, prarer-meeting. address,
our Daily Bread Friday evening. Boy
Scouts meeting at 7:3o. Epworth League
meeting every Tuesday evening at 100
w. +. NJ. S will meet with Mrs. Holmes
Wednesday, June q, for the election of
officers.
The business men Of the village are
planning a celebration for the Fourth of
July to consist of a parade of horrihles.
floats and the different organizations in
town, sports in the afternoon and torch
light parade in the evening, followed by
n ball, with band concerts through the
day. Dinner will be served by the Vii
lage Improvement society and Needle
work guild.-Mrs. Grace Babbitt, who has
been visiting in town for week since the
close of school, has gone to her home in
Potsdam. y. T.-IIenry Reynolds of
Somervile, Ma J., who came on to see
his mother who was Ill, returned Wednes-
day to his home. His mother was able to
accompany him.-Mrs. William I.andon
Miss Gertrude Rood Is visiting in Connect
icut.-At the congregational Church on
the coming Sunday the Children's Day
exercises will take the place Of the regu-
lar morning service at 1916. At the eve.
ming service, 7:3O the pastor will give a
picture talk from the Book of Acts.
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Humphrey this week Thursday afternoon
at three o'clock for a business meeting.
After the meeting ice cream and cake viii
be served from four to seven O'Clock on
the lawn. The proceeds are to be used
to buy n snow plow.-Mr Charles Mann
this week of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 6. Fowler
s. r. Humphrey goes Friday to Lake
George for the summer. lIc is steward
on the steamer Sagamore. Mr. and Mrs
w. S. Woodruff are visiting friends in
New Hampshire this wcek-The graded
school will close Friday for the summer
vacation.
The closing exercises of the graded
SCHOOL will be held Friday evening at
the G.. a. r. hall--Harley Bennett Is
visiting Mt George Jackson's in Cam
bridge for n few days.--Mr and Mrs.
| c. c. Terrill went Sunday to Springfield,
| Mass by automobile. They were ac-
companied by Abraham MARROW. who
has gone to spend the summer with his
daughter Mr. and Mrs. Terrlll will visit
several places in Massachusetts and
Connecticut before returning home.-Dr.
| ". Scott Nay, G. I2, Nay, c. II. Hay
den, l.. G.. Rogers were in burlington
this week attending Masonic Grand
| Lodge. MIR. and Mrs, u. NJ. Thurston,
who have been guests Of Mrs Frances
Edwards, have gone to Mt Vernon, y
| H TO spend the summer.
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SALISBURY.

Dr. and mrs. q. NJ. Bump celebrated
tho 56th anniversary of their marriage yes
terday Mrs. Emily Kingsley issomcwhul
improved.-Mrs. John Tatro is RAPIDLY
failing.-Charles Holland, president of the
Plymouth County Trust company Of
Brockton Mass, addressed tho Farmers
club last Thursday evening Albert
Chase of keene, n. H., came Friday eve
ming and accompanied home his wife
and son, who have hecn spending few
weeks with c. A. Bump and wifc.-Dun
more Grange will hold its regular meet
Charles Z. Holland. who has been spend
Ing few days with his sister, returned
home Monday.-,Miss Mildred Whitney
has closed her term Of school at Aburg
and after a few days in town will attend
the. summer school for teachers in Castle
ton.-The Farmers club met at the home
of Fl. L. Morgan Thursday evening. 4
large number were present j. f. CARR
gan, who was to have addressed the MEM
bers, was not present. The next meeting
will be held July 13.-The Kingsley Wood
Pulp company has shut down its mills in
definitely. and quite a number of men
are out Of employment.-Mr Ferris and
family are spending a few days with
relatives in Waterbury A. Thomas Is
improving and able to walk out of doors
q little each day.-The schools in town
have closed for The summer vacation.
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SHELBURNE.

Professor Charles Lee Tracy OF New
York city Is at home for the summer
months, accompanied by Kenneth Hack
Miss Anna Brush is home from schoo!
for the summer vacation.-Miss L. Louise
Gates is visiting her sister, Mrs. Harley
Beech, in Burlington--Miss paltin OF
Ferrishurg was guest of Mrs {. y.
Van Vliet Friday last-Thr party az
ladies consisting of Mrs, Roy Sanders,
Miss Laura Collamer and Miss Janet
Harmon, who have been camping with
Miss Bessie Kelley at Westerly, Grand
Isle, have returned to their respective
homes.
The Rev. Charles A. Boyd, secretary
of the State Sunday School association
will give the dramatiaation of the Bhl'
record OF Nehemiah In the Methods
Church Thursday at 7;S0 y. m. This vii
be an unusual privilege to hear thi:
appealing story presented in dramatic
reading. 1t is planned to be given in tn
auditorium and Professor Tracy viii pre-
side at the organ. The public will be wei
come to attend this special service,
Perry Russell of Burlington has hough
the Whiting farm on the Burlington road
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Smith went Fri
day to Swanton to attend the Swanto'
high school graduation exercises wher'
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Eli I.eclair) King died at HIS o'clock
Monday morning after an illness of two
days. Mr. King was taken with a severe
attack of asthma and bronchitis. which
was the immediate cause of his death. He
was born at Grand Ligne =. O., in 1890.
Coming to the States at the age of 10
years. locating in Vergennes which city
was his home until he attained the age
of 10 years, when he came to Burlington.
In 1865 he came to this town, where he
had since made his home. lie married
Miss Sophia Bake, daughter Of the late
Joseph and Julia Baker, also OF this
town, who died several years ago. Mr..
King for many years was employed in
S Beach's bakery. from which he retired
some Is years since He is survived by
10 children: L. l.. King of Cooperstown,
y. Y, Frank r. King of Schenectady,
n. y, Mrs, George w. Gero of Denver
Colo, Mrs Denis Nantel of burlington
Mrs. p. Fregeau OF burlington. Mrs
George Blair of Williston, Mrs. l.
Blanchettc of this town. Mrs. Joseph p
Cartier of Burlington. and Edward Kine
of this town, The funeral will take place
Thursday morning at nine o'clock from
his late home, thence to st. Joseph.
Church. Interment will be in Mt. Calvary
cemtery Mr.. King was member Of ST
Jean Baptste society
Mrs, Alison Rollins is confined to he
bed with the measles. Roy Farrand speu
Sunday at his home in Essex.-Mrs. w
G, Livormore and daughter Jennie, o
Charlotte We're in town Saturday anC
SUNDAY. visiting Mrs Livermore's moth
| or, Mrs Alison Rollins.
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

The graduation exercises Of the hiCh
school were held Saturday evening at
st. Thomass hall. There was a good
attendance, and pleasing program was
carried out rs follows: Helen Ryan,
why "T r. Should be the Next Presl-
dent" Orena Caranaugh, "Pilgrims,'
Walter Woodruff. Bee Culture" Mari
on Caranaugh Rural Schools Nettie
Green, life of Longfellow;" Haze
Mead, Cattle Raising In South Dakota"
Nina Rowell. Early Colonial Days In
Vermont" Delmar Bicknell "Subma-
rine Warfare" Leon Dooley, Life Of
Lincoln" Helen Mable, "TIlstory of Tn
derhill; address to class. the Rev
Joseph Therein; awarding Of prize Of
s. in gold. for scholarship, gift Of Prn-
cpal r. j. NrGinlty; presentation OF
diplomas by Supt. II. s. Reed, Music
was furnished by Gaines orchestra
Principal T. ]. McCiinity will not return
for the fall term, ana his decision IN
the matter is regretted, as he has giver
universal satisfaction in his school work
He left Tuesday for his home lr
Shoreham. The heavy rains Sunday
night washed out the roads badly If
: some localities Near the home oi
Charles Rreen the entire road bed was
| swept completely away.-Mr. and Mrs
| NJ. G. Barnes Of Hinesburg are vstinl
| o. J.. Joy.-Not in many years has the
outlook for big hay crop beer
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

The graduation exercises OF the
grammer school were held Friday.
The diplomas were presented to the
IS graduates by Superintendent Miss
Minnie L. Hays. The class history
was given by Miss Dorothy Sibley; the
class prophecy by Miss Dorothy Dapp
class poem by lnez Head. The grad
yates are: Dorothy Sibley, Dorothy
Dapp. Melba Abbott, Mary Brady,
Agnes Merrill, Inez Head, Pauline
Davenport, Isabelle Booth, Walter
Osborn. William Siegrst. Duborn
Barnes, Edmunds whitney, Maynard
Hurlburt, Robert Brady. Ernest Fay,
Carl Fortune, Lyman Burke. Henry
Bergeron.
The teachers engaged for the high
and graded schools for the coming
year are as follows. Principal, e. Y.
Barry; assistants. Misses Marguerite
Tnley, Marie Mcmahon and Bernice
Parker; domestic science, Miss Bow
ers; commercial department, Miss
Gladys Manley' seventh and eighth
grades, Miss Anna FitHsimonds
sixth grade. Miss Mildred Teachout;
NTH grade. Miss Bessie Wolcotti
fourth grade, Miss Fannie Day; third
grade Miss Adell Hoiley, second
grade, Miss Gertrude Macdonald; first
grade Miss Annis Baldwin. Miss Nc
Mahon of Burlington is "A graduate OF
the University Of Vermont and for the
past year has taught in Salem, \, Y
MISS Bernice Parker is a daughter OF
the late Frank IT, Parker of this
place. She graduated from the Local
high school, attended Middleburv Col.
loEe two years and for three years ha.
taught in stowe; Miss Mildred Teach,
out is daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Henry Teachout of this place Sh,
graduated from the local high schoo
last year and this year from the teach
ers' course at Plattsburgh normal
; Miss Canema Bowers, the new domes
, tic science teacher, is "A graduate O
, simmons College of Boston and laugh
there for two years after graduation
, For the past year she has taught i
Fairfax.
The Essex Junction High Schoo
| Alumni association held its annua
banquet at Lincoln Inn Friday eve
lining After the banquet DR.. Joh
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Alice Hastings. solo was given ny Mrs
Durant Dole. \ stirring address was
given by Paul u. Moody of st. Johns
bury. The graduating exercises were held
at the Congregational church Friday
afternoon. After prayer by the Rev. ~
Sharpcs the following program was
given: Salutatory and essay, vermont .
Margaret Claire Davis history and essay
mon Nohis Solum," Howard Bert Smth
prophecy and presentation and essay
south America" Fay Fisher McGlll;
essay, The European War" and valcdc.
tory, Alice Margaret Hastings. The COM
mencement address was given by Prcsi.
dent Ira l.. Reeves of Norwich Univcrsity
and the diplomas were presented by
Principal Walter ]. Rideout. In the eve
ming a reception ana promenade were
given in honor OF the senior class by the
faculty and undergraduates Of the school.
In the receiving line were Mr. and Mrs.
Ridoout, President Reeves. Mrs. w. T.
Dole, Mr. and Mrs. J. ". ellis, Miss
Bular1, Miss Somers and the members
of the graduating class. An ordor Of eight
promenades followed the reception.
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JERICHO.

The graduation exercises of the gram
mar school were held in the village hall
Wednesday night June = Those gradual
ing were: Euretta Barrett. Sadie Rochelle.
Jack Casey, Eva Lovely, Blanch Tyler,
Clayton Elridge. Mildred Wissell. Dorsis
Bullock, Helen Schillhammer, Helen Ell
ridge. Ethel Barber. Blanche Flood. Ora
ton Hanley, Hazel Williams, Mary Cash
more, Florence Rawson, Bernard White.
The teachers, Mrs Edythe Perry and Miss
Helen Boger were presented with a gift
from their class.
The graded school closed Friday In the
primary room those who had perfect at
tendance for the spring term were: Bulah
and Florence Garland, Loretta, Fannie
and Mary Irish, Grace Thurston, Bar.
bara Whitney, Maurice and Walter Blais-
dell, Warren Cady. Ralph Percval alb
sent one day, Henry Lavee. Those OF
! full attendance for the entire year are ::
/ Fannie and Loretta Irish. Those pro-
NOTED to the intermediate department
are Fannie and Loretta Irish, Vera Pet
tingll, Maurice Blaisdel and Nellie
! Miller From the grammar room those
! for full attendance were Rollin Russell,
Hazel Williams, Kenneth Pollard. Ernest
the grades, her average being 90. She
was closely followed by Rollin Russell
! with an average of g.-Asa Powell. a
former resident of this town, whose home
is now in Fresno county, cal, was a re-
cent visitor here, calling upon former ac-
quaintances While here he was the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs Ira Morse. Mr.. Powell
left here for california u years ago and
tpt,
cook of Cambridge was an over Sunday
visitor in town.-The Rev. j. T Buzzel
was in Essex Center Sunday to preach a.
the funeral of Mrs Mary Booth Mrs
Lucy Prior Is visiting her daughter, Mrs
Ida Jones, in I'nderhill.-M. f. Carpenter
the county supervisor of Charlotte, wal
a recent visitor in town.-Mss Nelli,
Russn Of Cambridge is visiting at tn.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baisdell.-
Arthur Packard has Just put in a new
milking maChine.-ieter Green of Eas
Jericho. who is employed at the william
mill. has moved into "A part of the II. +
Tlley house on Church street. -'Severa
from here attended the graduating exer
cises of the high school at Jericho Cente
. Monday evening.
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Hunter. Henry NJ. Baldwin. Gordon
Arklcy, Misses Madeline Mudgett and
Gladys Post were called upon and
each gave a brief talk. At the bust
ness meeting Harris r. Mctcalf was
elected president and Miss Marjorie
Post vice president. and Henry - e
win secretary and treasurer for the
ensuing year. Thirty were present.
The association is to give n reception
60 the seniors in the parish house Fri
day evening at eight o'clock. All are
welcome.
| The graduation exercises will be held
! in assembly hall this evening a,
eight O'Clock. Music for the evening will
be by Lessons orchestra The program
| will be: Invocation, the Rev. Elliott o.
Foster. essay, Vermont, the Mother OF
Men," Maurice Allen; essay. Services OF
the United states Weather Bureau
Chester Kirby; william Shakespeare
Maria Aldrich; Opportunities in Yer
mont" csley smith: essay with valedic.
tory. Safety First and the Railroad
| Donald Bssell
Mrs. Delano stevens. wife of the late
George w. stevens, died at 10 O'Clock
| Tuesday night at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Charles W. Barney
Mrs. stevens had been in i'll health for
the past five years but death resulted
from a shock which she suffered about
a month ago Mrs. Stevens was borr
| in Duxburv. July 4, 1912, daughter OF
| Gilbert and Mary (Nash) Huntley
She was married to Mr.. Stevens or
January IA, 1858. Three sons and one
daughter was born to them. Willis H.
who died nine years ago, Frank, who
died in infancy, Emma +. (Mrs Bar
ney) and Arthur G. stevens of Bolton
Mr.. and Mrs. stevens moved to this
place nearly 10 years ago. Mr.. Stew.
ems died eight years ago. Mrs. Stevens
leaves one brother, a. G. Huntley OF
/ Bolton. Another brother, Judge T.. w
llIuntley of Waterbury, died two
weeks ago She is survived by fv,
grandchildren. Mrs. stevens was
member of the Congrc gational Church
The funeral will be held at her lat,
home Friday morning at $50 o'clock
The remains will be taken on the I -;
train to Waterbury and then to Dux
bury where the burial will be made.
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HUNTINGTON.

John Spaurdng and family have moved
back to his home farm. -Gladwin Spauld-
ing has moved to Jericho, where he has
employment at the Barber farm with MIR.
Scribner Henry Bates and daughter,
Miss Carrie, have moved to the Edna
Bickford house. which they have rented.
Childrens day will be observed with APP
propriate exercises Sunday afternoon. -
owing TO the bad condition of the roads
and the breaking Of the automobile, the
Rev. Dawson was unable to be present
here Sunday afternoon as was expected,
but will come at later date.-Ernest,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Stevens, who
has been Ill with measles, has developed
pneumonia and is very ill.-Belona Ben
nett, an aged veteran of the civil war.
is in poor health.-Schools in town close
this week.-Mrs.. j. w. Fargo Will enter
tain the Kings Daughters next week.
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MILTON BORO.

Mrs. Albert Lamb spent Saturday
night and sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Clara Kinney.-Mrs. j. NJ McNall of
Champlain and Mr. and Mrs Rolla
Horton of massachusetts We're guests
of j. NJ. McNall at Camp Rich Satur-
day and Sunday.-Mr and Mrs Ray
McNall of Burlington were in the
place June 1l.-Mrs. q. f. White and
daughter, Myrtis, are at the home OF
John Shean.--Mr. and Mrs, Bert Brown
of St Adams We're over Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. James O'Daniels.-
Mrs, Russell Stewart and two sons
returned to their home in New Haven
Conn, June 7, after spending a month
with her sister, Mrs. Perley Gabaree
Ralph Beauregard of St Adams i:
at the home of his grandmother. Mrs
Melvina Luman.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. William I4eavitt ard grandson,
Samuel Damon, returned Sunday from
visiting friends in Brandon the past few
days.-I.ouis Blanchard has been visit
ing friends In Colchester the past Few
days.-Mrs Emma Eudries and daugh-
ters, and Miss Jennie Derby of Hines3
burg visited their sister, Miss Carrie
Derby, the fist of the week.-AlonZo
Goodenoueh is visiting relatives in Mont
pelier-Mrs Mitchell Russell and dauEh-
ter Greta returned from North DuNbury
Monday after visiting her daughter
Mrs. Harold Lewis, the past few days
Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Baldwin OF Brls-
toll visited at Edward charles's the last
OF the week-Mr. and Mrs. Joshua
Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Y. K. sargent
y. p. Grange and Mrs. Gertie brewster
took an automobile trip to johnson sun
day.-Mr. and Mrs. W L. Ring and
daughter. Jane. and son, Lloyd attended
the funeral of Mrs Rings niece MIS-
Alfred Jimmo, in South Starksoorc
Eaturday.-Hewey Baker moved his
| family into George Bartlett's tenement
| Wednesday,,
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WILLISTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Tiras Tsham visited
friends in st. George last week, Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Prior and son, Rolla,
were guests of their uncle, Henry
Barnes. in Essex Junction last Sunday.
Fred Luddington from Topeka, Kan,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barnes of Es-
sex Junction were guests of Mrs j. II.
Bryant Saturday.-Floyd Putnam, Har-
old Bryant and Miss Annie Caswell at
tended the entertainment in Essex Cen
ter Friday niEht.-Work has been begun
on Mr.. Mahan's house, raising the
roof and making other repairs.-Mrs.
Eliza Lashua, who has been i'll the past
two weeks, is about the same.-Dens
kendrew spent Sunday in Plattsburgh,
" Y, with his father-in-law, Mr.. Jen-
nett.
The first quarterly conference will hc
held at the Methodist Episcopal Church
Friday at l 30 p. IN. The Rev. b. NJ
Kent will preside. All members are urge
to be present.
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the Red Cross Loretta l.. Barrett:
essay, THE Efficient Industrial Educa-
ton at Gary" Marjorie !. Cassidy;
essay. "Thc Beginnings of Music" Ina
II. Hodges; essay, "The Romance and
Humor Of Law Courts" Sarah A. Whit
comb; annual address, James f. Mes
scngcr. rh. d; music presentation of
diplomas-At the Shakespeare pageant
given by tho pupils of tho graded schools
ON the high school grounds Wednesday
June I The following program was
carried out: Richmond band, old Eng
lish song, THE Merry Month of May,
essay, Shakespeare" Sybn Green: sing
ing game Round. Round the VII
lage": folk dance, THE Final Clap I;
selections from Romeo and Juliet"
ITaran cutler; singing game, "Three
Dukes n Riding; "IIamlet's Soliloduy,"
Frances Dcsseau song. old-English,
"plow Boys; folk dance, "Slapping";
'Portia's speech" Lucy saylcs; song
"Cock-a -Doodle-Doo"; country dance
Merry Conceit"; selections from "Mac-
beth" Iilah Desseau song game. "a
Hunting We VIII Co. English song
"Greensleevcs"; selections from "As
You Like It," Frederick Tulyea coun-
try dance. "Bloch Nag song. 1.-The
Farmer" selection from "Nidsummer
Nights Dream" Bernice Shattuck: song,
when Daisies Pied; May-pole dance;
presentation of diplomas by Supt. H. g.
Read-The marriage of benjamin Taft
and Miss Ida Larock took place Monday
morning of last week az the Church
Of our Lady Of the Holy Rosary. G. E.
O'Brien acted as best man and Marion,
! sister Of the bride, was maid of
honor. A reception will be held at the
! home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. Larock.
Mr. and Mrs. STAFFORD and children
of Rutland were tho guests Of the Rev.
and Mrs Stratton over Sunday.-Mr,
/ and Mrs brigham and son Of Ran
doph, who have been guests of Mr. and
| Mrs w. W Miller have returned home
Mrs r. r. Bartlett and children of
Shelburne are guests of Mr. and Mrs
! r. T Freeman and Mrs. Hugh
! Phillips and children of Montpelier were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Miller
Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. J. w. McGar-
CHAN are motoring through the White
mountains -Miss Harris, teacher of the
training school left Sunday for st
Louis to visit friends.-Fdward Gero
who spent two weeks in town. left Mon.
| day for his home in Dexter, Me Mrs
Zero will remain during the summe;
with her mother, Mrs. Mary O Brien.-
Master Richard Sabens who has beer
with his uncle, l.. Frechette, in Hard
wick the past winter, is visiting hi:
uncle NJ. j. Sabcns.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

The Rev. j. NJ. Kennedy preached an
able sermon before the graduating class
and a large number of friends in opera
house Sunday. The alumni of Hardwick
Academy held their banquet at the New
Hardwick Hotel Tuesday evening. We'd
nesday afternoon class day exercises
We're held in the opera house. The
alumni ball will be held in the gymna-
SUM Thursday evening and graduating
exercises will be held in the opera house
Friday evening-In the case of Ida Mae
Beauac vs., l., s. Robbie and =, r.
Slayton. the jury returned verdict of
81, 800 for the plaintiff--A pleasant re-
ception was rendered the graduating
class of the Hardwick Academy by the
juniors at the s, of V. hall Friday eve
ning,-A linen shower was rendered Miss
Mildred shepard at her home on West
Church street Friday evening in honor
of her approaching marriage-Dr. s. T.
Darling accompanied Mrs Henry Bell to
the Mary Fletcher hospital Monday
Forty-one people attended the reception
OF the Wabanaki Trout club Tuesday
on West Hill.-Jack Sanford Of New
port was a visitor in town the first OF
the week.-Max Schlarman of Batavia
i'll, and Robert tOldDerge of Chicago
are here for a few days-Miss Mildred
Gale of New York is the guest of Mrs
Alice Bick for a few days.-The Cd,
Fellows and Rebakahs attended mem
oral services at the Congregationa
Church last Sunday The sermon wa
by the Rev. f.. G.. French, after whicI
they marched to the Main Street GENE
terry and decorated the graves of de
ceased members Miss Hazel Cobb, VIII
has been attending business college a
Boston, returned Saturday, Charlie
Daniels is at home from Pittshurg Pa
where he has been working for tn
Woodbury. Granite company.-llarol
Lawrence of Lowell, Mass, is Visitin
In town-The play. THE Boy Scouts,
that was to have been given Wedne'
day has been postponed until June ..