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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-03-17
'LoUIRlDEs;.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Miller Sundayed a
the John Hauser home.
Mrs. Tessie Biwer was an Alta Visit
shopper, Friday.
Herman Mcdaniel departed for Nortl
employment as tenant for the comm,
season.
| Ralph Buckley was Cresco bushes
caller, Monday.
John Conley drove up to Joe Shatek
to buy some seed oats.
| Louis Derr and wife and Mike Der
and lady friend autoed to Lourdes, Sun
day.
Marie Fitzgerald, of Elma, was al
over Sunday visitor at the Will She.
home.
Mayme and Margaret Stanley spen
the day with their friend, Mayme Beau
master, last Sunday.
John Brophy and family were Sunday
visitors at the j. P. Birmingham home
Joe Miller called at Joe Shatek's, las
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Fred Hedding is suffering will
sprained ankle and loosened ligaments
the result of fall.
Ralph Buckley autoed through
Lourdes, Sunday, enroute for Cresco.
Louis Ondrasek and wife will leave
good old Iowa and depart for Montana
on the Goth of March.
Louis Valvoda was a business trans
actor at Alta Vista, Tuesday.
Warren Beaston is kept busy saving
wood. According to information he
has two weeks work left.
John Peterson is getting along very
nicely as no internal injuries were dis
covered as was feared.
Frank Barnes accompanied James
Conry and family home from church,
Sunday.
Ed Koshatka made pleasant call at
the John Peterson home to visit the
patient.
Grace Buckley spent the day with
Mrs. Fred Hedding, last Saturday.
Severt Thompson moved from Elma
onto the Tom Marshek place, south of
Lourdes, vacated by Ingwald johnson.
Ed Neibaur drove up to Pat. Noonan' S
to buy team of horses, last Tuesday.
Adolph Kaatz and brother Fred were
visitors at New Hampton, one day last
week.
Rod Whalen had the wood savers,
Tuesday.
Little Mamie Koshatka is on the sick
list at this writing.
Vincent and Joe Shatek and James
Valvoda called at Tom Koshatka's,
Tuesday evening. 4t:. -
Leonard Friedhoff is visiting relatives
in the vicinity of North Washington.
for few days. But say, Leetsard. you
are missing good time right here!
Johnnie Martinez. from near Proti-
vim, was guest at vaivodas, for few
days.
Will Conry autoed to Cresco, one day
last week, to get his father who served
on the petit jury.
Freddie Kaatz was a helping hand at
Peterson's, while John is disabled.
John says "a friend in need is friend
indeed"
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-03-17
LIME SPRINGS.

Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Rowland, OF
Waubay, S. D., came Tuesday noon for
an extended visit with relatives here.
Mrs. T. F. Van Leuven went to
Cresco, Wednesday, to canvas that
town.
Thos. j. Horton left Wednesday noon
for his home at jamestown, N. D.,
after spending several weeks with rela-
tives here.
Hugh M. Jones, who has been visit
ing friends in Minneapolis for the past
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-03-17

We are putting Bargains in our wiz
dows. Roland Baldwin.
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BERKSHIRE.

d. q. Burrfson died at Camp Vale
Perkins on Lake Memphremagog Fri
day afternoon. The funeral was held
at the Second Congregational Church
Sunday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock
Mrs. Rachel Beattic of Sweetsburg is
visiting at the home of Mrs. l.. Frances
Jolley.
Tho funeral Of D. q. Burleson was held
at the Second CONGREGATIONAL Church sun
day Mr.. Burleson was IS years old and
had always lived in town. He is survived
by n sister. Mrs Jennie Hammond. and
nephew. Lynn Hammond of Glen Cove
y. V. The Rev T.. L. Vradenburs Off
ciated. and quartette composed of w.
II. Yaw. r. ]. Mears. Fuller Rawson Mr.
Abel and Mr.. Fassett of Enosburg Falls
furnished the singing. Tho bearers were
+. O. Libby, l.. r. Larabee, f. II. Wall
beoff and II. G. jennie of East Berkshire
Among those from out of town were Lynn
Hammond of Glen Cove. y Y, Mrs Emily
Burleson Howard of Boston. Mass, Mrs
Sarah Chaffce. Mr.. and Mrs H. l.. Chat
fee and family. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ Bur-
lesson and family, T.. G. Leavens Anna
Ladd. Bertha Turnor. Newton James. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. p. Paxman Of Richford. Mr.
and Mrs. Miles Wells. Mr. and Mrs. w.
S Judd and G s. Fassett of Enoshurg
Falls. Mr.. and Mrs w. G. Ellsworth and
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ellsworth Of Frank
lin.-Mrs. Ernest Wells of st. Adams Is
visiting at the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ. Jenne.-Willard Cassidy
and Lorne Farrar have gone TO Winnipeg
for tho harvesting. -Ellery Dolan has
gone to swanton, where he has employ
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Gardner OF
Plainfcld are visiting his rareuts, Mr..
and Ms Lawrence Gardner. Mrs. G.
A. Baker will entertain tho Home Cir
Gle at the hall August 23rd.-Miss
Lila Trombley returned to her home
in Bristol Sunday, after visiting her
auncle, II. w. Sargest.-Mr. and Mrs.
IT, W. Sargent entertained the Bar
nca Phleatha class at their home sat
urday evering.-Mr and Mrs. Lucius
Ellis and daughters. Alberta and Net
tie. Of Richmond are visiting their son
and brother Harry Ellis.-Miss Caro-
Wilson Of Bristol and Wendell ForCu-
son and Gordon Bennett Of burlington
arc visiting at ]. =. Andrew s.-Mrs.
y. r. Grange of johnson visited her
daughter, Mrs. Joshua Brown, over
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Hin and
Mrs Jerusha Taft visited friends in
South stark shoro SundaN.-Nrs, NJ. b
Madigan returned to HurlnGton the
first of the week. after visiting her
sister Mrs. I. r. Sargcnl-The Misses
Lena and Doris Miles arc camping at
Lake Iroquois this Week.-Mrs.. q. W.
BaPley and son. ward, returned to
their home in Hudson, y. H., Wcdnes-
day after visiting friends and relatives
he
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Rhicard of North sutton. r. O.; also
by his former foster parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. S. Greene of Diamond street
by whom he was adopted when he was
only five years old and with whom he
lived previous to his later adoption by
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ehicard. Last fall
he returned to this city and entered
tho employ of the st. Adams Grain
company. making his home again with
MIR and Mrs. Greene. He was a COM
municant of St Luke's Church.
Mr. and Mrs Il. a. Skeels of Ioyt
street have received cabegram from
their son. Dr. A. A. Skccls, formerly of
this city. now serving in the Royal army
medical corps of England, bearing news
that no was sailing for home on a leave
of absence pr Stcels, who has beer sta
toned with the cXpeditionary forces Of
the allies ut Saloniki, was recently pro-
NOTED from lieutenant to captain and
signed for another year in the English
service.
Ncws is received here that Mrs Albert
Gale of PlattsburEh, y. y. formerly of
this city, who underwent an operation
several weeks ago, is recovering steadily
She is at the Convalcscents' home in
Pittsburgh at present.
Amanda Clery Of Fletcher was ar
ragned before Judge y. y. Post in city
court Tuesday on the charge Of violat-
ing her probation. She was found guilty
and will he taken to the State prison to
serve not less than two nor more than
three years. Frank Gonycau and Fred
Henry, who were found guilty Of second
offences of INVESTIGATION, We're sentenced
to serve 80 days each in the county Jail,
The court decided that Gonyeau's earn
ings must be turned over to his family
i'm tho future.
Mrs J. Il. Finn entertained IL
young women at her home on Rubloc
street Tuesday evening at which time
she announced tho marriage engage
mont of Miss Hannah Boryl Blake Of
Messenger street to Hcman A, C.
Greene of Orchard street. Cards were
played and shmcnts served.
The marriaE" engagement Of Miss
Josephine Young of Swanton to Ed
mund Bartomy of the Bay is an
nUunCcd.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Graves Of Mes
scnger street have announced the mar
riagc engagement Of their daughter,
Miss Irene Graves to John +. Rhodes
{ of
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HILL WEST.

The Campmeeting association of Hill
West, Montgomery, is holding its third
annual 10 days session, commencing
August II. on the Crystal Fail camp
ground of the above named place The
speakers of the occasion are: The Rev.
clyde r, Sumner of Ephratch. y. V,
the Rev, c. +, Tubhs of Springfield Cen
ter. y. Y. the Rev. w. G. Mansfield of
Montgomery village. and the Rev. W. j.
Tempel, present pastor Of the Hill West
church.
Mrs. G. " Martin Of bakersfield has
been visiting relatives herc.-Mr and
Mrs. Il. n. Jewett and two children
have returned home after few days
visit with relatives in Franklin and
Highgate.-Mr and Mrs. F.. F. Chase
and children Of Rchford passed Sunday
with Mrs. Chases parents. Mr.. and Mrs
lsreal Hawkins Charles Paronto is III.
Mrs. II. s. Paradis and children and
Miss Blanche Paradis have returned 10
their home in Montreal
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Chester NJ Stanley, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
F, II. Stanley of this place, who for the
past 10 years has been with the Nor
crosses at Worcester, Mass, is presi-
dent and treasurer of the newly organized
firm Of the Worcester Buick company.
This firm comprises the former Norcross
garage and Buick agent. Mr.. Stanley is
most highly spoken Of by a Worcester
paper
teachers training class will be
established i'm connection with the rs
sex junction high school The state
board of education viii organize the
work, the institution to be paid wholly
by the state. At least eight persons
must signify their intention to take
the course and already five students
nave presented their names for enroll
mont completion of three years of
high school work or graduation from
hiGh school renders one eligible to the
course. All persons who desire to take
tho work should communicate with
the superintendent Miss Minnie T..
HAYS.
Miss Edith Cadlc of Wcst1cld, Mass,
has been engaged as assistant in the
high school to take the place OF Miss
marguerite Tilley, who has years
leave of absence.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs. 9, r. Andrews entertain
ed about forty relatives saturday to meet
Mrs. Elma Young. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Raymond, Miss Ruth Young and Gordon
Young Of Minneapolis Minuu who are
spending two months ON visit to rca-
tives. Among others present were Hon.
and Mrs W, y. Hill, Mrs. +, j. Hanson,
Mr. and Mrs. a. c. clifford and son Of
S'arksboro, and Mr.. and Mrs Curtis and
two sons Of Berlin.-C. e. Stevens and
family and Mrs. George Wood. who have
been visiting at r. l.. Stevens, returned
saturday, accompanied by Dorothy and
Florence Stevens, who will spend n week
IN Claremont, y. IA son was horn to
Dr. and Mrs j. j. Ross August t. They
are spending the summer in Charlotte
Or and Mrs. q. c. Dickcy were visitors
at T. l.. Stevens over Sunday, icavmg,
Monday morning for their home IN Dor
chester, Mass, after spending two weeks
In camp at Lake Iropuois.- Mrs George
Root of Boston and Mrs stanton Williams
or Charlotte visited at +. II. Chcssmore's
the first of the week.-G w Palmer and
FAMILY are in camp at Alburg
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SWANTON.

Miss Amy Burt, one of the faculty of
the Women's College at Mt. Pleasant
Mich, came to her former home Sunday
morning for her vacation. She is stopping
with her aunt. Mrs. T.. s. Stone Work
commenced Tuesday on the foundaticr for
the FISH hatchery at West Swanton. 1t
is to be 3ox6U feet. Several loads from the
hatchery building which is being taken
down at Swanton, have been moved to
the new site by team.-John Niles has
received instructions from Fish Commits
sioner Titcomb to take a variety OF lake
fish with seines for exhibition at the
State fair.-Alss s NJ O'Kelly, Western
Union manager. left Tuesday on a vaca-
zion of two weeks. During her absence
the office Will be in charge of an operator
from Mane.-The Hotel Champlain at
Mauuam and the Franklin House at
lIighgate Springs are crowded with
guests. 1t is the best season these houses
have had for number of years.-Frank
sheldon is completing a large modern
dairy farm with slo.-George Rogers,
who has been visiting his former home,
has returned to Boston.
The Rev. c. d. Pierce of Craftsbury,
formerly located at Swanton. was in
town Wednesday. calling on friends. He
has been spending few days at Camp
Abanaki, where on Tuesday evening he
gave an illustrated talk on "Roughng it
I'm the Canadian Woods" telling of a
thirty days trip up the Demoine river
to Big Lake. From here Mr. Pierce went
to the sheldon camp grounds, where he
has "A Cottage.-Fhe Shakespeare club
held picnic on the grounds of Il, A.
Burnett. Among those present from ont
of town was. Mrs, Belle Dean of Somer-
Vile. Mass, former resident of Swan
ton and charter member Of the Snake
spearc club.-Mrs Donald Tobin wen to
New London. Conn. Wednesday to visit
her mother.-Charles Pencil. who has
been living in Sheldon for the past three
wears, commenced moving some of his
goods back to Swanton this week and
viii reside here hereafter.
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GEORGIA..

Miss Marguerite Bliss and Miss Parker
who are in training in IIilshorough
County hospital in Grasmerc. y H., have
been passing week at the home of the
former.-Mrs Julian f. Ballard received
news Thursday morning of the death Of
her father Charles Wing Of Everett
Mass, at the age of Il wears. The Georgia
free library will he closed until August "
There will ne no services in the Congre-
Eational Church this month Mrs. Erwin
Newton Of Burlington has been visiting
relatives in town.-Mrs +. b. Royden Of
Cambridge has been visiting her brother
Z. a. Wood.-Miss Ruth Stewart of Fair
fan spent last week with Miss Huldah
Newton.-Mrs. Henry Cooley. who has
been passing two weeks nj Old Orchard
Beach, Me. is expected home this week.
At the regular meeting of Banner Grange
Friday evening, n "vacation" program
VIII be given. All are expected to tell
about their vacation or one they would
like to have.-The Rev. II. G. Leach of
Pittsfield. Mass. will preach at the Bap-
fist Church next Sunday mornng.-AIr.
and Mrs. \. f. Carr and two children
and Mrs. Louis Sanborn Of Elmira ~ Y.
and Mrs. David PAYNE of Syracuse, y. Y,
are visiting Miss Lucy Wood and other
relatives in town.-Miss Ruby Woodwa I'd
of Franklin is a guest at the home of l. f.
Jocelyn.-Miss Sadie NJ. Wilbur left Sat
urday for a several days visit in Water
bury.-Mrs. Eliza Morton returned Mon
day after several weeks visit in Alburg
She was accompanied by her sister. Mrs.
Emma Kimhall of Ferrisburg
News has been received Of the dea tn
of Sam l.. Miller of Little Rock Ark
formerly IF St. Adams. which occurred
4
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MONTGOMERY.

There will be no service in the Metho-
dist Episcopal Chuch next Sunday morn
ing Albert Laing of Burlington will
preach in the evening on temperance
Mrs. Elsie James visited in Richford a
few days last Week.-Mrs. Moffat and
sons, Mahlon and Merle, have returned
from St AlhansLombey La Bell and
family are spending the week i'm Bakers
fied.-Mrs. Anna Head is visiting her
sister, Mrs. w. \. Cooley, of Richford -
Mrs. Salome Whitcomhe of Enosburg is
visiting her brother. Eli Shangraw. The
Rcv. and Mrs. stead Thornton and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Pratt and family and
Miss L. Il. Goff are spending the week
at Lake Carmi.-fIoward Parker and
family are spending the week at Lake
rmi.--Miss Lizzie rpham visited her
cottage at Riverside Camp ground last
week
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Warren Simonds returned Friday from
Boston, where he has spent the last two
months-'Mrs. James King, and daugl ter,
Katie, and son, James, spent Sunday in
Chateaugav, y. Y.-Mrs. King of Ellen
burg, n. Y, is the guest of her son, DR..
James s. KinE.-Earnest I'm of Water
town, y. Y, is home on his vacation
Miss Elizabeth Jarvis is home from Bur
lington.-Mr. and Mrs w. l.. Brown and
daughter, Marion, with Mrs. Briggs of
Rutherford, N j., was the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs NJ. s. Thomas a few days last
week.-NIiss Ruth l.. Thomas gave a party
to 16 Of her girl friends Monday afternoon
in honor of Miss Edith Severance OF
Buffalo, N. Y, who has been her guest
for the past two weeks
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Sherman +, Allen left Sunday for
his home in Washington, u. G.. after
brief visit with his parents, MIR and
Mrs. George w. Allen Mr. Allen is
now official agent and assistant of the
Federal Reserve board at Washington.
II. o. Durocher, who has been freight
agent for the Central Vermont railway
at this place for the past three years.
has resigned and left Wednesday
for Boston to take n position,
Albert Coderre, who has been "A tclo-
graph operator here for the past seven
years, has resigned and with Mrs cod %
ere left Wednesday for Boston where
he has "A position.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Seiplc, who
have been with Mrs. Sciple's parents,
Mr. and Mrs f. II. Stanley, since their
left Wednesday TO spend a week with
his mother in New Milford, Conn, before
going to their home in Hartford, Conn,
where Mr. Seiple is "a teacher in the
high school,
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BINGHAMVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs Seneca Haselton, who has
been passing some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Lamb, have returned to their homo
In St Albans.-J. s. and l.. L. Manley,
who have been visiting their sister. Mrs.
Jane Carpenter, have returned TO their
home in Hyde Park.-Mr, and Mrs. Day
RuGg of Cambridge junction were callers
in this place Sunday.-Mr, and Mrs. d.
G. Call and c. f., Corse were in St. Adams
Monday.-The Rev and Mrs. J. H. Wills
will pass n few days at the camp meet
ing at Sheldon this week.-A large crowd
witnessed Saturdays game between the
local team and East Fletcher at the ball
ground here. Carey pitched for the locals
and held the visitors to only two safe hits,
the locals winning by score OF u to 4.
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs. Nick Rouss" is Mt tho Fanny Allen
hospital whcrc she has been opcratcd
ipon for appendicitis. She is reported as
|oing nicelY.-Clark Mitchell, Mrs. Settle
Mitchell and MIR and Mrs. Coriic Csgood
Were i'm burlington Sunday.-John Friend
pr Soutr Hero is az Albert Friend $
teaping Crain.-Nr. and Mrs. Page tfurd
Hf Hyde Park were at Earl Slocum's re-
|ontly.-Chcslcv Smith las returned to
his home in Essex Junction after spend
ing several weeks at tho hamc of Corrie
hsgood. William Bryant has moved his
family from Sandford Thompson's house
to the Collins tenement in colchester.
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RICHFORD.

Mrs. Gordon Robertson of Waterloo,
Que. is visiting at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. Sheldon Boright,-Miss
Inez Patten has gone to Georgia to
visit her sister. Mrs. Ward Post.-Nliss
Marie Percy Of Bedford, Que. is visiting
at the home OF Mr., and Mrs Charles
Austn.-Royden Chapel OF Royalton is
visiting at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. D. NJ Chappel-S. Carl Car
penter and Max Lauder and family are in
camp at Lake Carmi. Franklin.
owen Leach OF Worcester, Mass. came
Saturday to the home of Delbert Chapel.
where Mrs. Leavch has been for the past
three .weeks.-Mr. and Mrs Chapel and
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ENOSBURG.

Noel h"Wncy has finished working for
~ g. can, and has secured employment
III the Rlrhford Manufacturing company.
ne VIII move his family there I'm IA few
dASS'-Ectus Garrett viii occupy the posi-
u"h that Mr.. Downey vacates.-A c.
can arrived from Koene n y. Thursday
10 look over the damage done when the
NM dam went out.-RiChard Yates of ST.
AlhanS hill spent the weekend with his
mother and sister Mrs, S. r, stevens -
Miss Yates of Boston is passing some
time with her sister, Mrs ID. l.. Burle-
son.-R a. Libby and family, who have
been visiting Mrs, Lihbys sister, Mrs.
Herbert Bessey, have returned to their
home in Maiden, Mass The Woman's
Missionary society Of the CONGREGATIONAL
Church will meet with Mrs Lyman Gil
bert this afternoon at two o'clock, Miss
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FAIRFAX.

Miss Adele orion of Burlington has
heen visiting her brother, Cleon orion
Mrs. Bond and Mrs. Mayer and son Of
Worcester Mass, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs T L. Marvin.-C Wesley Brush
has returned from the Mary Fletcher hos
pital-Mrs, Cyrus Bishop and Mrs. Edith
richards of St. Louis. Mo, are visiting
their mother, Mrs, NJ. V. Hicks.-Miss
Beatrice Marvin has returned from a
weeks stay with her sister, Mrs. John
Town Of Milton.-'Miss Flora McNan of
Westford has been the guest of Miss Win
ona Beards!ey for few days-Mr. and
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tent part of last week in Pittsfield, has
Burned .-Miss Jennie Burnett and Miss
lnnie Leonard, with friends from
Worcester, Mass, spent last Friday at
\ orth Hero Mr. and Mrs. Morton
|ames, Mr. and Mrs Eugene Hanson and
PISS Nettie Warren are camping at Lake
foquois for week or two.-Nlr and
Hrs. Elmer Bryant and son, Fred, of Rich
bond called on their uncle, j. II. Bryant
Flst Sunday.-Iittlc Forric Harris, who
lives with Blossom Goodrich and his
mother, is very ill.,
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and Rishon Riiss is ovnocted IN be tbera
next week.-Nfiss Bernice parker Of rur-
lington. fornarlv rrincinars assistant +,
stowe high school is nossine the ,yeels
with Misc Putb McNsbo, and otber
frjends--C {, Droop etnerirtordont %
schools i'm NTedfnrd Mace forrnarl,, rrir-
cipal Of stowe high school vas a guos.
over SUNDAY NJ tho homo n, Nv ana rrs
IT,. NJ. Watts.-rhero we're q guests A.
dinner M the Lake Mansfield .rrou, ,.1,n
House Sundav and 90 tbe ,veel boforo =
Mr.. and Mrs II a. Sov,on ana co..,
Horace Of Boston are p,este a, tho bona
of Mr and Mrs tsaac r,os,orp +,
REYNOLDS. who pa,o the address q, tho
Old Home Week Sunday sar,.ice a,d
Mrs REYNOLDS and SON. ,voro quests -,
the homo of Mr. and Mrs. G.. +, Mcmahon
during their stay h,ro.-NTrs \ 4 t:,nory
and Miss Cumminrs Of ST AIbans ara
passing the week with Mrs t,mer,,s ia.
thor. s. ". Burrows. and other friends.
AIR. aud Mrs. H. e. Mcmahon and FAM
ily. Miss Mildred Smith. Mr.. and Nrs G.
! O Burt and family, Miss Mary Stone.
Misses Marjorie ana Rehecca Rurt and
there guests. Miss Henry Of Baskins
Ridge, \. j.. and Miss Brown Of Win.
chcndon Mass, rno.ored Sunday IN
Greensboro. whore they enjoyed n picnic.
I About eight o'clock SATURDAY evening
Herbert Ayers was coming down Mania
street with young ladies' as passeneers in
his car when the light from an approach-
ing limousine proved so binding that he
did not sec the hydrant beside the street
and struck II with his car. Miss Mvra
! Campbell and Miss Thayer were thrown
out and shaken mp and the car was con-
siderably injured
There was large attendance at the
| Old Home week band concert at the
| bandstand on School street Tuesday
evening. An excellent concert was
given by the stowe Military band, led
| by q. A. Burnham. and assisted bv
Nossrs. DurIee and Stanley of the
Montpolier band The concert was fol-
lowed by tho old Home week social at
3 tine auditorium Of tho Akoloy Memoir
, ial building. @. l.. Harris. president
/ of tho ola Home Week association,
T presided y short history of stowe,
/ compiled by Mrs Allen Lovoiov Hunt
. or Of Chelmsford, Mass. formerly Of
stowe, was read by Mrs Angie Harris
Gale. I'm original poem. When stowe
Begins" by Mrs Martha Campbell
Baker of HYDE Park, formerly OF stowe.
was read by Edwin r. Bse,ow. and a
lcttcr from Mrs. Mary A. Jcnney, vice.
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BEAVER.

Mark Stevens has large gang cutting
hay on his Ryan farm.-Mrs. Oscar Dam
iels is entertaoining her sister and husband
from Massachusetts.-Mr. and Mrs c. +.
Young are entertaining friends from
Springfield. Mass. and Craftsbury.-H.
w. Crafts and family and Lucian Caswell
visited Mr.. Caswell's sister in Underhill
w, Craft has been con-
fined to the house with rheumatism.