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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-23

FOR SALE: Three cows. One ship
ped in Holstein heifer, milch cows
--R. G. Marshall, mile and hah north
On cemetary xond. ~.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-23

Second prize poem, by Julian Phet
teplace:
The spud is the King of Health,
It gives many a man his wealth.
The spud can be grown in Idaho,
Plant some and I'm sure they will
grow.
The spud is the King of Health, l
say,
Tis worth thrice as much as your
corn and hay.
He that is wise shall have next
Winter
Spuds for supper, breakfast and din
ner.
Who said to grow spuds was work
of dismay?
Just ask the government, do you
hear me, say,
So take 1t from me, take a wise
ones advice,
And grow spuds till you cant rest
of nights.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-23
AMERICAS ELECTRICAL WEEK.

The modern romance OF Electricity
will hold the attention of the Amer
ican people again from December 2
to 8. Do you remember how In
grandfather's time they dipped string
in tallow to make candles?
Now think of the modern electric
light and how easily and simply we
turn a switch or press button to
make might into day. Or take the
old-fashioned broom, that swept away
a woman's whole morning, but only
half swept the house. Then think
of the vacuum cleaner whi gath
ers up the smallest partielss of
dust and does it in a few minutes.
Or the electric cock stove, which
eliminates the heat of the kitchen
and makes cooking as much a pleas
nre as playing golf. Or the electric
toaster and grill, the electric perco-
lator. or the electric heater, which
warns chilly bathrooms In a jifiy.
or the electric sewing ma hine which
saves backaches and foota hes. All
these things are the requis tes of
a modern, well-kept home, things
that are brought to our notice and
claim our consideration more or
less by the illulninations and demon
strations that are made throughout
the length and breadth q ths land
once a year durhg what & Anown,
as Americas E risss wae'x1
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-23

WANTED: To rent a good hay
and grain ranch. Write particulars
u P. o. Boz No. 617. Payskta. Ha. "a
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Miss Pansy Blodgett of Bolton, Canada,
is the guest of her brother, Clarence
Blodgett-Mrs, A. f. Carpenter Is visit
ing her daughter, Miss Madge Pierce,
In Waitsfeld.- Estella Russell Ia
visiting her sister. Mrs. H. F. Lewis, In
North Duxbury.-Mrs. Mitchell Russell
and daughter, Greta, visited Mrs. Rus
sells parents. Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Wells.
in Starksboro the last Of the week.-Mrs..
Casandra Ellis is here to spend the sum
mer from New Jersey.-Mrs. V. r. Sar-
gent and son, Rolla, and nieces, the
Misses Frances and Alice Madigan.
visited Mrs Sargent's brother. Joseph
Bean. Friday and Saturday.
The ladies will have a social at the
hall Wednesday. July 26.-Mr. and
Mrs. o. J. Tomlinson of st. Cloud.
Fla. are visiting friends in town
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cass Of Randolph
returned to their home Monday after
visiting her sisters, Mrs William
Miner and Mrs. D. F. Hanks the past
few days.-Miss Abbie Cove is visit
ing at the home of w. l., Ring.
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UNDERHILL.

The Go-ahead club will have field day
September 4, with an entertainment and
dance in the evening at G. A. r. hall
Mrs S. F. Humphrey and sons. Donald
and Loomis. returned home Monday
from Lake George, where they spent
week with Mr.. Humphrey A Bliss
of Bellows Falls is spending a few days
In town calling on old fricnds.-Mrs.
Ira Thorpe and daughter, Miss Iva
Thorp, went Monday to North Hero
where they will spend a couple Of weeks
with Mrs. Thorpe's father, L. II. Hazen
j. b. Williams and family, who have
been the guests of DIR. and Mrs. w. S.
Nay, have returned to their home in
Holyoke, Mass.-Mr and Mrs. Taylor
Mead Of Morrisville are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. f. 7. Tillison for a few days
Misses Gertrude and Genevieve Serb
ner went Tuesday to Middlebury to
visit friends.-Miss Eloise Pounding Of
New York is spending several weeks as
the guest of Mrs. Charles Scrbner,-L.
d. Moulton and family have returned
from a two weeks camping trip.--Ira
w Throne went Monday to Stowe for a
couple of weeks where he is surveying
Earl Edwards was a visitor in Bur
lington this week.--Henry Howe is visit
ing his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. II,
&c. Hurlburt, in Willston.-Mrs. Clara
Howe is Ill.
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cation until September which he Ia pass.
ing with Mrs. Crochier here.-R. w.
Clark, carrier on rural route No from
here, is having n vacation B. F. Nc
Feeters. substitute carrier, is working his
route.-Mr and Mrs G. w. Courtney of
Los Angeles, Cal, we're guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. ~. Laid Tuesday.-C. II.
Stratton has a letter from his son, Arthur
Stratton. of Los Angeles, Cal, telling Of
his being with the troops from that State
on the Mexican border.--There was
lawn social Tuesday evening on the
grounds Of Earl Cassidy on North Main
street in honor of the birthdays Of Mrs.
J.. h. Thomas, Mrs l.. II. Croft and Mrs.
T.. g. Farrell all of which fall in this
week.--John II. Mears of Brooklyn, ~ Y,
Joined his family here Tuesday for a short
stay.-News reaches here that Mr.. and
Mrs. 6. S. pomeroy and daughter Of
Riverside, cal, are with Mrs. Pomeroys
Washington. whero they arrived Monday
They are expected to visit here before
their return.-Mrs. T.. +. Greenwood is
passing a few days with DR.. and Mrs
Hanaford of HardWick at their camp at
Caspian lake.. J. Tyler and family
They expect to pass a few weeks in their
cottage there-.E. Poissant is having a
vacation from the store of T. F.. Green.
wood, which he Is passing with his par
ents at East Sheldon.
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field, N. p. Carey of East Fairfield.
J. r. Patton of Fairfield, Carl +. Rob-
inson of Georgia. s. II. Phelps of Fair
fax and Seth II. Martin of Alburg. A
resolution OF appreciation of the work
Of the womnr's hospital board was
adopted.
The Rev H. l.. Thornton. pastor of
the UniverHaiist Church In this city,
who Is spending his vacation with hi.
father In Rockville. Conn, has been
appointed summer pastor Of the church
Mt West Halifax and Will begin his
summer duties next Sunday The Rev
George i. Fortier of this city, state
superintendent of Universalist
Churches, has recently established
services ut West Halifax for the first
time In several years.
A son. Howard Charles. was born tc
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Geraw of Ed
ward street July II.
News has been received of the birth
of a daughter. Lillian Jane. to Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. II. Lamb of Holly. Colo. for
merly Of this city.
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JERICHO.

Mrs. Evaline Wilton, who has been
listing her daughter and husband. DR.,
nd Mrs. 5. w. Paige, the past few
Feeks has returned home.-Mr. and
FRS p, NJ. Paige of burlington have
cen spending few days in town
FRS, f, l.. Bates and Mrs. Fairbanks of
bakersfield have been visiting at the
ono Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Rood.-Miss
lorraine blanchard of Burlington is call
tg on friends In town for a few days
|fter which she and her parents will
hove to Springfield, Mass, for their
|uture home.-Mrs. f.. b. Hackett Of
long Beach, Cal, has been visiting at
PIE home Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Haw-
by for few days.-Miss Susan Paige
nd her brother Roland of St Adams
Mrs. Leighton Rice.-Mrs. j. F. Krewet
|nd daughter, Elizabeth, who have been
Il Camp Rich, Milton, for three weeks,
Pave returned to the home of Lorenzo
Rlce.-John Carroll of Waterbury is visit
bg In town,-Mrs Anna Chesmore of
Richmond has been visiting in town 49,
Mr.. and Mrs, Dale Bullock Of Pom
banoosuc are visiting at the home of
John Nc Laughlin.-George Drinkwater
has rented his farm in Cndcrhll and
moved into the Tilley house on Church
|trect.-Bert Mattress, who is mail car
tier In burlington, is at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Percval for two
weeks vacation.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ p.
Maurice and niece, Miss Dorothy Met
talf, of Morrisvile were recent visitors
bit tho home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
nj
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BAKERSFIELD.

The body of Mrs. Horace Wells Of
East Fairfield was brought to this
place for burial Tuesday afternoon
Mrs E. E Baird, Miss Helena Baird,
Harry Baird and Mrs. +. H. Potter
were in St. Adams one day last week.
Miss Katherine Cook is in Underhill
with her sister. Mrs. George FARRELL
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Naramore motored
to Gardner, Mass. and return last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Blodgett
spent few days in Fairfax last week
Mr. and Mrs. 3, O. Tillotson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Stanley and Mrs Howard
Marsden motored to Waterbury Friday.
The Misses Armeda and Fora Mar
cette, Mary Kennedy and Rose Brady,
who are attending the Johnson sum-
mer school spent the week at
their respective homes.--The Rev. Mr..
Hatch of St Adams preached at the
congregational Church Sunday.
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which makes the total sum to date
raised by the Baraca Philathea class of
the Methodist Church about 500. The
exercises We're held at the bandstand,
with illumination by about 100 electric
lights, including an electric sign read
ing For the Boys of Companies G, G.
and NJ" Ice cream. cake, lemonade ana
popcorn We're sold
Fifteen members of the Baracca-
Philathea class of the Methodist
Church enjoyed "A trip to Mt Mans
field Saturday. At the store of c. IL.
Hayden in Underhill they were pre-
scented by him with peaches for their
dinner. They had dinner at the foot
of the nose and all assembled the nose,
snow halled In the cave and assembled
the chin. The class placed a large
stone on the pile of stone about half
way up the chin. where each traveller
usually places one. The class also
| pulled up a small tree which they set
out on the church lawn.
Miss Mabel Stevens of Salisbury
Ill, has been engaged to teach the
first primary school in place of Miss
| AnniS Baldwin, resigned.
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WILLISTON.

The Women's Foreign ana Home Mis-
sionary society met with Mrs. Tarbox
Tuesday afternoon.-1'he Kings Daugh-
ters Circle met with Mrs. George Irish
Friday afternoon.-Mrs. Stella Brown and
children. of Chicago. are guests of her IA
ther j. f. Metcalf for the summer
Alice Pine. of Montpelier. was the guest
of her uncle Morton James, over Sunday
Mrs. Wright Clark, who has heen spend
ing some weeks with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. C. p. Warren. returned to her
home in New York State last week
Mrs. Lois Stafford and daughter. Of Bur-
linEton. have been the guest of her uncle,
Morton James. for few days.-Miss Nell
lie 1sham, Of burlington. spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tiras
Isham.-The Rev. Or. c. y Curtis ex-
changed pulpits with the Rev. Charles
Waffle. of Richmond, last Sunday.-Mr.
Martin of Burlington is in town for a
weekS
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J. q. williams and Miss Sophia williams
have been visiting Mrs. r. II. Chessnore
in Jopesvilie.-The Rev. Or. Barnes of
Burlington occupied the pulpit Sunday
and next Sunday the Rev. William Clark
Of Barnet will conduct morning and eve
ming eervices.--Afiss Gallager OF Nevada
In visiting Miss Clare Beach.-Mrs. A. c.
Brown Of Chicago visited Miss r. NJ.
Deyette gunday.-Mr. and Mrs. j. X
Palmer are at their home, Pinnacle lodge
for the summer.
Miss Clara Harris. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Dean Flemming
for week returned to her home in
IIinesburg saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. f.
y. Lyon Of st. Paul. Mimi. are visiting
her sister, Mrs. Curtis Van Vlet.-Mr
and Mrs Eugene Ashline and daughter.
Grcta. are spending a couple OF weeks
in Shelburne. guests Of Wilmer Ashlne
and father.-iMr. and Mrs William Doug
las and two children OF Starksboro have
been visiting Mrs. Douglass sister and
mother Mrs. Edith Lane and little son
OF Massachusetts, who have been visit
ing her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Bora, Sr" returned to their
homes last week.--Mr and Mrs. Charlea
Trombley Of Willamstown have been
visiting relatives in town
Mrs. F. *. Converse has opened her
house, Bay View. for the summer and ex-
poets her daughter, Mrs. Edgar Leaven-
WORTH and children. of Detroit, Mich,
and Mrs De Wayne Mattison, of New
York to spend some time with her.-Mss
Mary Smith of Northampton, Mass. is
visiting relatives in town.-C. p. Hors-
ford has n position on the Webb esta G
for the summer.-Mrs. Stella NJ. Field and
daughter, Miss Edith Field. went to VIII
Jamestown, Mass, Monday to visit Mrs
Fields brother. II. L. Kinsman.-Mrs
Ray f. Kline of Clarement. n. H.. is
visiting her parents, DIR. and Mrs. F. r
Stoddard-About % Of the young people
| enjoyed a picnic at the Foote cottage
IThompson's Point, Tuesday, the guests
| of Miss Ruth Foote.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

A pretty wedding took place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Olmstead
Saturday evening. July s. when their
youngest daughter, Helen Rose. was
united in marriage to Martin Kendall
Judd of Sharon. To the strains of the
bridal chorus from Lohengrn. played
by Miss Grace Whitman, cousin of
the bride. the couple. unattended. en-
tered the parlor where the ceremony
was performed by the Rev. NJ. A. Tur-
ner of Franklin. The parlor was
decorated with maidenhair ferns and
pink roses. Tho bride wore a gown
of white crepe dc chine. trimmed
with Gcorgctte crepe. Her travelling
suit was of reseda green wool poplin.
The bride was graduated from Frank
lin high school in 1912 and has been
much Interested in the social and
church work Of this place. The groom
Is "A graduate of the State agricultural
school at Randolph. Mr.. and Mrs.
Judd left Sunday for Sharon, where
they will reside for the present with
Mr.. Judd's parents.-Miss Lillian Rem
Der of Worcester is a guest for a few
days of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
A Rpmber
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HINESBURG.

John Sheltus was thrown from his
moving machine Saturday and ran the
nozzle of his oil can through his right
hand making q very painful and dan
porous wound, DR.. Burdick dressed It
and homes to keep out infection
Edison owens new barn is nearing
comnletion. 1t is built of wood and
coment. with a hipped roof,-P. Raf-
terv and family arrived from Mont
real Monday to spend the summer at
his farm.-Mrs. j. W Russell of Bur
Iinrton spent the Weekend with Mrs.
n. NJ. Page. returning to her home
Monday.-Mrs. Rebecca Ray has come
for the summer to her brother. George
Love. Mr.. and Mrs, w. Il. Love of
Lincoln, Neb. are also at George
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RICHMOND.

Miss Eta Rhoad who has been at
tending the Pratt Institute In Brooklyn.
Is at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Rhoad, for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs William Bishop and son.
who have been visiting relatives in town,
have returned to their home in Provi-
dence. r. I.-Dr. J. J. Ross, former
resident here, visited friends in town
last week.-Misses Elizabeth Henley and
Zoe Palmer, who have been attending
the Castleton summer school for the
past three weeks, have returned home
Mrs. Troaart and children of New
York city are at the home of Mrs
Sadie Goodwin for the summer.-Miss
Minnie Cutler, who has been in Athol
Mass. for medical treatment for several
months. has returned home.-Weather
permitting. the Aid Circle of the King 8
Daughters will go to Ethan Allen Park
for their annual picnic Friday
Martin S. Villas of Burlington will speak
at the town hall tonight.
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs. Joe Fuller of Huntington and
Miss Gwendolyn Smith of Morrisvile
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fay
Marvin.--Miss Frances Sutherland n
trained nurse from Montpelier, is caring
for Miss Fannie Day, who Is ill-Mrs.
j. Murray Wright and her mother, Mrs.
George Mcbride of Burlington. have
gone West.-J. f. Wolcott and daughter.
Marguerite. returned last week from
East Dorset.-The condition of Curtis
Carey, who is i'll with typhoid fever, re-
mains about the same.-Mr. and Mrs.
Irwin Thomas have moved into the house
near Mr.. Thomas store.
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ST. GEORGE.

Master Harold Ayer is passing several
weeks with his grandparents in St. AL
bans and Swanton-Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Osborne and daughter, Marion. of Willis
ton visited her parents Sunday-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Farnsworth. j. w. Farms
worth and son of Colchester were visitors
at the home of NJ. w. lIinsdale Sunday
Mrs, Miranda Wescott is gaining slowly,
Mrs. W. w. Tnkham and son. Paul,
of st. Adams, Mrs, Judson Hilliker and
daughter, Natalie, of Burlington and Miss
Florence Hubbard of Swanton We're Wis
tors at the home of Earl Aver Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs, O. f. Clough have been en-
tcrtaning Mr.. Clough's brother, Henry
Clough, and wife of New York city.
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MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs Grant Pattee and
daughter, Ruth of New London. Conn,
are visiting friends in town.-Mrs.
Marion. of Bethel are guests of Mr..
Reynolds parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Reynolds.-Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Powell
and children returned Saturday from
two weeks visit In Espanola, Can
ada.-Mr, and Mrs. Lyon. who have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs II. II. Bee
man. have returned to their home in
Minneapolis, Minn.-Mrs. Hattie d.
Wood of CRANKY. =. O., came Monday
for few weeks visit with George
and Ella Wood.-M. j. Perry spent
last week in BurlinEton.--J. S. Ben
ham was at home over Sunday.-Mrs.
Sturges returned Monday to her home
in Enosburg after spending a few
days with her son. y. 3. Sturges.-
Miss Mabel Newton gave a party Sat
urday evening to Is of her friends in
honor of her 18th birthday.-Mrs. Earl
Bevins has been confined to the house
with an attack Of tonslitis.
At the Methodist Church sunday morn
ing, preaching at lo:i5 subject, The
evening at 7;30, subject, "A Lady's Best
Ornament" Tuesday evening at 7:3O Ep-
worth League. Thursday evening at 1870.
prayer-meeting, on Sunday at West NIL
ton preaching service will be held at
200 p. m. and Sunday school at 800 p.
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BINGHAMVILLE.

Mrs. c. s. Quimby of Cambridge Is
passing two weeks with her parents, the
Rev. and Mrs. J. II. Wills.-George and
Paul Bickford of Cambridge Junction
we're at the parsonage Sunday. They
with the Rev J. II. Wills and wife went
to North Cambridge to church Mr.
Wills being pastor there.-Mr. and Mrs
Hurbert Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs Fred Hurl-
burt and son. Roland of St Adams, Eli
Burnham of Cambridge and Mr.. and
Mrs r. G.. Smith of Boston passed
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. f.. A. Hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will spend two
weeks with them.-Mr. and Mrs. c. H..
Scott were in Burlington Saturday. Mrs.
G. H. Scott is confined to the home by
llness.-Miss Clara Southland of Fairfax
is the guest of Miss Ruth Sweet.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

A reception was given in Ruhlee's hall
Friday evening for Mr., and Mrs, Carl
Ransom. Two chairs were presented TO
them-Earl Moffatt and Miss Maud
Stearns, who have been passing a week
at the home of q. s. Moffatt, returned to
Brattlehoro Saturday.-A Veranda party
was held at the home OF Frank Hadd
Thursday. supper was served to l5. The
guests included the families of Marvin
IIadd of Boston, Harry liadd OF Enoo
burg Falls, O. s. Moffatt, and Mrs f. r.
Young and daughter.-Mrs. Libby OF
MONTGOMERY Center was in town Friday.
Mrs f.. l.. Washburn. who has been
passing several weeks in New York State.
has returned home,-Nlr, and Mrs. Wal
lace Murray and little son of St Adams
have been visiting at the home of Ernest
Murray.-Mrs. Flora Rouse of st. Johns
bury has been visiting her sister Mrs.
Alfred Sykes.-Iohn Riley of Boston is
in town Mrs. j. NJ. Robb of Richford
visited her sister, Mrs +. NJ. Stone, Tues
day. David Curley is moving his family
into the upper tenement in Edgar Rey-
nolds's house. Marvin ladd. who has
been passing two weeks at the home OF
%. S. Moffatt, returned to Boston Sum
day.-Miss Mary +. Anderson was in
Springfield Tuesday, returning Wednes-
day with Master Robert Reid, who VIII
pass the summer at Bluebird camp
Mrs Carl Loverin and daughter Of Shell
don and Miss Susie RiXford of East
Highgate were guests of Mrs, c. NJ.
Rublee a few days last Week.-Mrs. Louise
I.amprey of New York and Master Frank
smith of New jersey arrived at Blueoird
camp Saturday for the summer.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Miss Zoe Palmer has returned from
Castleton summer school.-Miss Irene
Miller has returned from Warren-
Miss Holmes of Milton is spending the
week at a. C. Palmers.-Mrs. J. b.
Williams and daughter, Miss Sophia,
have been visiting at f. II. Chess
more's.-Dr. j. j. Ross was a visitor in
town last week.-Mrs.. Hattie Alger is
visiting in Huntngton.-Francis
O'Brien has been visiting at 7, b,
Whalens-Mrs. Edward Crandall of
the telephone exchange is having a
two weeks vacation.-Miss Dorothy
Smith is working in the telephone Of
fice,--A. e. Crandall and family, with
the families of their daughters. go to
their camp M JIake Iroouois this week
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ing Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Carpenter at
the village.-Mr. and Mrs. John A.
Hart of Shelburne spent Sunday with
relatives in town.--Eugene Stearns
and Clyde Stearns of st. Adams are
spending the summer with their grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il.
Stearns.-Mr. and Mrs. Il. H. Lyon of
Minneapolis. Mimi, former residents
Of Charlotte. arrived Saturday from
Milton. where they visited Mr.. Lyons
sister. Mrs. IL. II. Beeman. and are
guests of Mrs Lyons sister. Mrs. G.
l. Van VIiet. and family.-Mrs NAL
colin Thorp is attending summer
school at the University of Vermont
Mrs Alexander St George of Bristol
came Saturday TO spend n few days
with her sister. Mrs. II J. Carpenter
Neal Carpenter of Colchester liz with
his brother. +. w. Carpenter. for tho
surnmer--H. II. Farrand of Bakers
field came Friday to visit his daugh-
ter. Mrs +. w. Carpenter.-Mr. and
Mrs. Curtis Orvis and their children
of South Starksboro are visiting in the
family of Mr.. Orvis' uncle. c. L. Van
VHet.-Mrs. George II. Brock. a re-
turned missionary from India, will
give an address Mt the Baptist Church
on the evening OF July rs. The Ladies
Mission Circle of the church and the
Wide-awake Mission band held n
meeting at the vestry Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. Brock was present at
the union meeting. Light refresh
ments were served by the ladies'
Haying is well under way and the hay
crop Is very heavy. Progress is slow
on account of the scarcity of farm
help and the frequent rains.-Mrs. Ina
Sterling of Albany. N. Y. is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hausman.--Dr. f.
G. TagEart and family have returned
to their home in East Greenwich, r. l..
after spending week with MIR. and
Mrs. ]. r. TaEgart DR.. Taggart's par
ents.-Mr. and Mrs. G. a. Emo of Bur
| lington and two sons were in town
Sunday, calling on relatives.-E. II.
Converse returned from an absence of
six months in Washington. u. c.. New
York and other places of interest.