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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
NORTH HERO.

Mr. and Mrs. john Layisne are the
parents nj son, born Monday NIGHT
Howard Tudhope is spending some time
the guest of his parents. Miss Ella Nc
Mahor Of Burlington is visiting her sis
ter Mrs Glenford Dodee.-Miss Jennie
Rishon and Alice Adams of the city
school attended the teachers meet
ing at Rurlincton.--John Toauette IT
Darlington spent sunday i'm town, the
guest of friends.
Miss Ella Poquette, daughter of Nj.
and Mrs. Joseph Poquette, and Luke
Dubuque. son Of Mr.. and Mrs Desire
Dubuque, We're united in marriage at
eight O'Clock Monday morning at the
Catholic Church ny the Rev. Father
Marion Of South Hero. Only the immed,-
ate friends of the couple We're present
The bride was prettily cowned ir a hlue
travelling suit with white hat. Veil and
gloves. The couple left on the 10: * train
for OgdensburE. y. Y. where Il receDtion
will be given by the brides sister, Mrs.
Gaugin. They will he a. home to their
friends after November
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HUNTINGTON.

funeral IF John Smith was he'd
ne Union Church SUNDAY. the Rev
ISerp Of Hinesburg officiating ne
ers we're Curtis and Charles SMITH
,ers Of the dccea sed. Peter Haskins,
or Grace. Fred Wells. Charles Falh%,
onenirg prayer was by the pastor. tNc
G. Y. French. Two selections We're
nv Mrs. Maud Falhy, soprano, Ms
lie Sweet. alto. with Mrs. Ida Jonn-
|presiding a. the organ Among the
Ilsion of flowers was a sprar OF rinNS
the Huntington band, larse pillow
friends in Huntington Center. ana a
len circle mounted oil standard from
Ids of North villa Ce Mrs. A. J. SWIM
went TO the Mary Fletcher hosn;i II
Sber Il for an opera ton for appendl
Mrs ]. 4. Norton and her father
| CARPENTER. are In New Hartford. y.
where they are visiting his sister ana
aunt. Jennie Tyler, who will he IT
Is old October H. Mrs. Harley Sher'
of Burlington visited her sister. Mre
Spaulding, the fore part of last
\ and the last Of the week she visited
son. Fred f. sherman. and was goi ~
/ there to Jericho to visit her nepheT
fwin Spauiding, before returning 10
home Miss Madalene Miller was n
|e over Sunday from her school IN
kmond. MIR. and Mrs. Ira L. Mors.
Ieffersonville were in town sunday IL
nd the funeral Of John Smith.
Inward Ober caught bear on the
|ntain Saturday which weighed 16di
bids dressed Eugene Bennett wenl
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ENOSBCRG.

Although it raned hard Friday evening
20 attended the chickcn-pie supper The
ladies cleared S2l.--Mr and Mrs. Ernest
Perley, Mr. and Mrs, G. II. Nichols and
Wright T, Cole have gone to Springfield.
Mass. to attend the dairy show, James
Carr and Miss Maud Durham of Bakers
field were married Monday evening,
October l6. by the Rev. ". r. Campbell
AZ the Methodist parsonage at West
Enosburg. MIR. and Mrs Edward Smith
went Thursday to visit Mrs. Smith q
brother. Paul Lowering, and family at
shelton, Conn, and will also go to
Springfield. Mass.
Miss Florence Hemenway Wells Of
Brattleboro. secretary of the young
peoples work of the woman's board Of
missions, will speak in the CongreEa-
tional Church next sunday morning
and will also address the sunday school.
The farm in the east part of the
town known as the Kidder farm has
been sold To Nessls. Bcnor and Shell
hurn Mr. Beuoir took immediate posses
sion and Mr.. and Mrs. Shelbun Will
come the first Of November. Carl Kidder
IS moving his family into the house with
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ulate ther1 on their 50th wedding ami
vorsary, which occurred Sunday. October
10. A bouquet Of 30 yellow chryss nthe-
NUNS was presented them by tho w G.
/. I. Mr. and Mrs. Olm5tecd are charter
members of that society. The Roy. T. r.
Smith in behalf of the many friends pre-
sentcd the bride and groom" with sew
oral gifts. including n purse Of money.
Both Mr. and Mrs Olmstead responded.
poem for tho occasion was read by
Mrs. y. n. Gilbert. Refreshments were
served. Those from away who attended
We're Mr. and Mrs. Lucion Wilson who
celebrated their i0th wedding annver sary
about two years ago. Mir and Mrs Homer
wilson and son Ralph Of East Perkehire
~ j. Haskn, Mr. and Mrs. Fred White
and Max 1Toughaboon Of sheldon. Mr.
and Mrs w. z. Wilson Of Enosburs
Falls, Mr.. and Mrs Myrcn Wilson 81
Richford, A. j. 1ioadoy, Miss Ruth fioad-
Icy, Mr. and Mrs Harland Hoadny and
sons Gardner and Donald and Miss
Ehnico Hoadlcy Of South Berkshire. tho
Fcv, md Mrs. r. 7. smith, Or and Mrs.
{. |. johnson Mrs. Eli Austin. Mrs.
Freeman Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs g. D.
Fa%man, Mr.. and Mrs. -. G. Jolley, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Chaftee and daughter
Miss Ruth Johnson Of West Berkshire
and Mr.. and Mrs r. +. cham berlin OF
Boston. Nh and Mrs Olmstcad have
passed their entire married life in this
place with tn" reception Of about five
years in Boston Mr Olmstead is q Civil
War veteran, having fought in the Battle
OF Gettysburg, and received an honorable
discharge. III r. OIrstead and Miss
Ruth Oimstcad went Friday to sharon,
where they viii visit At tho home Of \. l..
Judd Mr. Dimstcad is attending the ma
| ncnnl dairy show at Springfield. Mass,
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HILL WEST.

Lewis Rushford was in RiChford Sat
urdsy.-N William McGirail of Fnosburg is
al the home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin Mcirail,--Nr. and Mrs. u. II. 7.
Rorthwick and children have returned
home after visiting relatives in Montreal.
The cottage prayer meeting will be
held at II. IT, Rossier's Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. w. =. Shangraw were
guests of Mr.. Shangraws mother, Mrs
r G Shaneraw, Sunday.--The Rev. W.
- Mansfield was at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry HNrray Sunday.-Mrs Henry
Murray will Ne under the care Of DR.. r
McDonald IN sutton Que, for few
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Of people of the Methodist persuasion. who
now maintain 4 thriving church of that
denomination IN the villege But on Sun.
day last the church was filled again, ana
services were held which revived the mem"
DRY of former times. Tho Holy Comm'H-
ion was celebrated at ii o'clock by the
Rev. John &. Stephenson of Lyndonville,
n former rector, who also preached. Forty
received communion. The afternoon sciv-
Ice was in chorge of the Rev. T.. ".
Holmes Of Richford, who has present
charge of the parish, assisted by Mr..
Stephenson. The sermon was preached
by Mr. Holmes, Both clergymcu spoke
highly Of the Christian character Of the
people of the parish. of those who, passed
away. are held in Rreatful remcmbran .,
and Of those living who have gone torch
from this church 10 he n tower of strength
! 70 the church in Vermont and the mai IN.
| The choir of St. Matthew'S Church, EnoS-
! burg Falls. assisted by former members
Of tho Montgomery choir gave assistance
| in tho music. It was n unanimous desire
that Old Home sunday hc repeated next
year.
/ At tho Methodist Episroral Churc',
Sunday morning the subject VIII he IT'S
celestial city" address to young peop.2
"a Sunch Of KEYS" evening, "Confcesion
n Necessity. The Epworth League he.
z business meeting n the parsonage Mon.
day night. There will he social given
ny the league to-ngh' Thursday at tho
parsonage. Refreshments will he served
The mons class mot with William
/ NoTatt last night at his home to make
Announcements for the lecture by Or SHAY
Of Montpelier early next month.-Ni,.
Crafts and Miss Bean Of White Rive.
Junction are spending \ few DAYS wla
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

The ladies of the Methodist Episcopal,
Church served their annual chicken pie
supper on Wednesday night in the church
vestry.-Mrs. D. W. Steele returned Fri.
day from Montreal, F. O.. where she has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. +.
Corcoran.-The Misses Mary, Ruth and
Dorothea Eef11on OF Montreal spent the
Weekend In town.-Miss Helen Martin
dale Of Swanton is spending the week
In town.. NJ. Hill is building n bungalow
on Canada street,. J. Powers of Frank
lin was in town Monday.-Mrs. NJ. \. Boy
tor is spending the week in Morrsvi!le
with her daughter. Mrs. n. NJ. Ide.--J. 3.
cross has returned from a 10 months visit
with relatives In Denver. Colo. and North
Platte. Neb.-Nliss Carrie Carroll Of JEFF
fersonvile was in town last week. the
guest OF Miss Dora Sunderland. MIR. and
Mrs \. c. Williams IT 81. Alhans were
recent visitors in town.
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WESTFORD.

|e Rev. r a. Smith closes his pas
tie with tho Union Church next Sun
He and Mrs. Smith expect to leave
their future home in Groton the Mon
following It is expected that the
Mr.. Hurlburt Of Fairfax will supply
Union Church for the present.-Mr
Mrs. Charles Cross have moved to
cher and Allen Sweeney expects to
e into the house vacated by Mr.
Is Mr. and Mrs. John Rice Of Essex
Elton are staying AT tho home Of their
A r Rice, during his absence on
otor trip to Massa chusctts.- Mr. and
+. B. Macomber. Mr. and Mrs. F.. c..
and William McI.ane left Monday
trend the national dairy show in
ngfield Frank Adams and the
ees Lillian Adams and Rita Gale
ht the Weekend with Mrs. Ethel
Jail of Champlain.--Mrs, Loula Ma
her. the Misses Lennie Grow. Mar
1t Brown. May Jackson, Rera Shell
and Irene Allen attended the State
hers meeting in Burlington last week.
masquerade promenade will he
IN by the Fythan Sisters at the X.
hall Tuesday evening. October "a.
lies are requested to bring cake
IN Ballard and Charles Grow have
Ia to Essex Junction for two weeks.
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t1ay from Burlington, where he has
for the past week to attend the
and girls cNhibition.--The proceeds
|c harvest supper which was held last
hesdav evening were $40. Prof. A.
Harris of Wells River was the guest
frof and Mrs. u. T. Maloney last
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Street of New
Nv are guests of her parents, MI
Mrs. II. II. Wilder.
Is. A. 4. stevens Of East Bolton N
guest Of her brother Fred McGln-
Mrs. j. W. Hart returned from hu'
lon Wednesday. Harry Wiser vi
and is the guest of his uncle, MI
In Wissel. f. r. Jordan went tues
to Rrattleboro to attend the sun.
school convention. r. 'nttoro oi
|ington visited at f. ~ stiles 'ne
lilo of the week.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.


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from Tnshuo ~ ,,c>ott,, ~, ,,," $500,
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WEST BOLTON.

Richard Bacon received bad tAH
Monday He was fixing the chimney on
his blacksmith shop Wien the ladder
slipped throwing him to the ground
lie was taken home and physician
summoned. who found that he was bad
Nv shaken up. but no bones broken. MI
BACON is over 20 years of age. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ~ Tomlinson are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. W. Lamb in oNford,
Mass-Mr and Mrs. Chester Cutler of
Jonesville was in town Sunday, oailinS
on her aunt, Mrs. Mary Lork, who is ILL.,
Il II. Smith is off duty as mail carrier.
MIR. and Mrs r. e, Locke and Homer
Locke were in Burlington Tuesday
Mrs. G.. w. Strceter returned Tuesday
from a weeks visit in Richmond Snow
fell Tuesday afternoon enough to
Hhiten the ground.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

J.. $ Wright OF Montgomery center
was p business Nisito" in town october
lo--Mr aud Mrs. r. +, Oimstead
were i'm Montreal October Mr. ana
Mrs G. y. Chambcrlin and daughter.
Iris, of North Pinnacle Que, we're 0t
the home of T.. II Chamberiu O ttoher
l0.--Miss Lillian Rcmbcr OF Nur-
cestcr has been spendnS her vacatio1
with her parents Mn and Mrs. A. \.
Rembcr-Mr, and Mrs walter TIT
Miss Florence TIT and II, a. Derby
are visiting i'm Middlehur,. Miss Alice
Andrus OF Johnson j. a guest OF hcl
sister. Mrs William Stafford MIR. al l
Mrs. Charles Iilricl< have gone 10 Rich
ford to visit MIR. Elrick's mother, Mis-
". r. Freer, after passing some time
With relatives here.--Nr. and Mrs. G
s. Dewing are Visitins in Derry, y. II
A pleasant gatherirs was held Satur-
day evening at the home OF Roswell Ohm
stead. when about 81 friends of Mr., anc
Mrs. Roswell OlmstoGd came to conGrat'
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ESSEX CENTER.

Inc outlook club have received an in
Nltatlon TO he guests OF the Fortnghtly
cinb or Westford October 26 Samantha
Alien at the Court of Fame" will he
given October % and 4 for the benefit of
the library.--The Outlook club will meet
with Miss Alice Davis October 25.--Thc
Ladies Aid will serve hash dinner
Thursday.-H Ayers has returned
from Springfield. Mass.--H. F.. Nichols,
who has been ill., is better. Mrs George
Allen Of Essex Junction was the guest
Of Mrs. Eli Written last week. --RallN
day was observed at the Methodist
church Sunday.-Miss Clara Leach spoke
at the Baptist Church Sunday.-Mrs
Green Is visiting in Danby-Mss l<ecle,
is at Westford
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BAKERSFIELD.

The Misses Anna, Emma and Florence
Brady and Miss Haze upper attended
the teachers convention in Burlington
last Week.-Mrs. Lea c , Of Richford
M.Narev. Mr.. and Mrs, GAYLORD Barnes
a,a Mr. and Mrs. r. F. Naramore spent
Trtaav in Burlington, Frank Brady
'.,s,,od n Brandon few days last week
~. chicken-pie supper given Tuesday
:, Iast week by the members of st.
,ro,s Church was successful. sis.0o
800 realized Miss May Giddings went
oe"" 5oston Tuesday Of last week Mr..
va Mrs. Logan and Mr., and Mrs
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JERICHO.

The ladies of the Methodist society
will hold their annual sale Friday after
noon and evening. October 27--Warren
Paradee Of Fort Ethan Allen is visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Paradee. Mrs. Charles GiHin. who has
been visiting relatives in New York the
past few days, has returned home.-Mrs
Frank Pease has gone to Boston for a
few days visit with friends and rela-
tives.-News has been received of the
birth of A daughter to Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Brown October 10 at Jericho Cen
ter. Mrs. Gordon Smith, who was s.
years old October ., fell recently and
broke one hip.--F. T.. Howard and son
Of Essex Junction have sold for Q. T..
Thurston and wife their farm with stock
and tools TO Mr.. and Mrs Fred stevens
Of Island Fond. Mr.. Stevens takes posses
sion November Miss Ella Rogers. who
is at tho home of Mr.. and Mrs leighton
Rice. has been confined to her room with
u hard cold Mrs. John Wilton, who
is i'll. is better.--Mies Carrie Latin has
gone to Fairfax. where she is employed
by II. I. Goodsell. In the grammar room
of the Village school for the last month,
Leslie Rlaisdell OF the seventh grade was
first in schola rship. having an average of
i9o per cent He was. closely followed by
average of a. Others receiving an aver
ac of over % in this room were: Rolin
! Russell. Bouah Wetherbec Clifton
! F'lenings, Reginald TIoskns and Harry
Montague. Mrs. Fred Buxton is confined
TO the house with bone blister on her
/ foot.--Merton Usher, who has a position
| in Waltham, Conn. Is a visitor at the
home Of his parents, the Rev. and Mrs.
( l. +. Tsher.--Harold Whtcomb has gone
to Granville, y. v. for a few days
News has been received of the death OF
| little Helen Nuttng. youngest daughter
of the Rev. and Mrs Charles Nutting of
Readsboro. Mr., Nutting was a former
pastor of the Baptist Church in this
village .-Schools began Monday after .
recess of two days which enabled this
teachers to attend the state teachers
Iconvention.--Nr and Mrs Oliver Brown
have gone to Boston To visit Mr.. Browns
children. Max Buzaell, who ha:
been i'll with stomach trouble. is'able tc
| he around.--Miss Theo Usher. who
has position in Waltham. Conn. il
visiting her parents, tho Rev. and Mrs
I. T.. Usher..--A c. Cakes and mother
Mrs Julia Cakes, and Mrs. 7. A. Douglas
of Stowe are in town on business rea
tive to the estate of the late Louis
Blood. Fred Mclaughlin of Hartford
Conn, is visiting at the home of Mr.. AM
Mrs James McLaughlin.--Raym vii
Hanson. who has been working 70
Arthur Packard this summer, has re
turned to his home in F'airfax.-Ralpl
Brigham, who has been at the home o
his parents Mr.. and Mrs, Vert Brigham
the past week. has returned to Fairfa'
to his school work.-The Misses Rut
and Ester Cady have returned from Cam
bridge. where they were week-en
visitors THE Rev. William Cashmere de
livered an address in Jeffersonville sun
day cvennS.-Mr. and Mrs o. A Sher
man of Cambridge were Weekend visitor
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. LeiChto
Rice.-lIurd Montague is in Springfield
Mass to attend the darymen's show.
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CHARLOTTE.

the Rev. Mr.. Waite Of Essex junction
kached at the Congregational Church
hday.-Mr. and Mrs, Frisbee 81 Iowa
+ guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Bee IS
Hiss Lillian Morrison of Burlington
\ Mt the week end with Miss Katherine
|ot.-AIrs. L. r. Beers and Miss Emma
|avenworth go as delegates to the Sun
school convention at Brattleboro and
i from there go to visit IN Northanp-
b ard Springfield, Mass. --Thomas Sny-
+, who has been an efficient and popu-
clerk at williams store, has resigned
position and will soon leave with his
|nily for California, where he has n
eition -Four new members took the
|rd and four degrees at the Grange
bnday night Refreshments were served
h a social time enjoyed.-The schools
town were closed last week while
teachers attended the convention in
number of the farmers are
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UNDERHILL.

be district convention If the W. R. c.
held at the q. \. r. hall October D.
hree delegation from Burlington was
bent. st. Adams and Essex Junction
|e also represented. A hounteous din
was served, after which they re.
led to the hall to eXemplify the ritual
address of welcome was given by
Helen s. Humphrey; response. Mrs.
ttcvant. Mrs. Palmer also gave the
BITS very hearty welcome. The
Implication of the ritual by Burling-
w r. G. was pronounced as
tly perfect as possible, especially the
|r work The annual inspection OF the
tI. Rostwich Relief Corps, No. .. was
Monday evening with Mrs, May
by of Montpelier as inspecting officer.
hiss Ida NJ. Cross, who is attending
johnson Normal school, spent the
k-end with her parents. Mr.. and
l. G.. Cross Captain Dohson and T,
Jellison Of Burlington We're guests
Felix Cross's sunday
h entertainment will he given Satur-
evening at At &. A. r. hall, followed
dance for the benefit Of George
Svelin.-I.. {. Fowler. X. L. Howe and
iT. Montague are attending the national
tymen's show at Springfield, Mass
ton Lincoln nj West Topsham is
nding few weeks with his father
IA. Lincoln Edgar Ellsworth of Bur
ton visited his mother. Mrs. Sarah
Bworth, Monday. Mrs. Ellen Mann is
hiding a few days in town visiting
nds.-Mrs. r. II. Metcalf of Stowe is
guest of her sister, Mrs. II. c. Mead
week Mrs. Frances Edwards an6
ghter. Mrs. Maud Thurston. have beer
hiding few days in Starksboro al
SITS of Mrs. w. II. Gracc.-AIiss Evf
~ returned Monday from Burlington
.r attending the teachers convention
amos Fitzsimonds was at home owe,
lday from ST. Michacls College. -
Prge Cullen is ut tho Fanny Allen hos
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

The Baraca -Phileathea class met at
George Wrights Saturday evening"
Mrs Frances Edwards and daughter
Mrs Maude Thurston, of tnderhill, re-
turned to their home Tuesday after a
weeks visit with their daughter and
sister. Mrs. Walter Grace.-Roy kim
ball moved into his fathers house sat
urday.--Mrs. Jerusha Taft visited her
brother. Hurlhurt Butts, in Joncsviile
last week MIR and Mrs Felix stokes
of Randolph visited their cousin, Edison
Pierce. the first of the week.--Georse
Wells and r, II. strong We're In Bur
lngton the first of the week ASSISTING
I'm the search for the body of Earl Nor
rill.-NIrs. Gertie Grange of Johnson
and son, Ralph Brewster of Pittsheld'
y H.. are visiting their daughter ana
sister Mrs JOshua Brown.
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EAST GEORGIA.

NJ. T.. Leach, a member OF Co r., V.
y. c.. has been mustered out and ia
stopping al the home of his brother, =.
c. Leach.Mrs. Carrie paulding visited
her sister in Winooski few days last
week,-Mr and Mrs. Roy Jcwett are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
s. F.. Thresher.-The G. V. r. r. com
panv is making extensive repairs on the
station. putting in new stills and n con-
crete wall-Mrs George Lombard. who
went on the excursion to Boston, return
ed home Monday nights. T.. Thresher
was in st. Adams on business last Mon
DAY nighf
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TINES


few years. She was member of the
Congregational Church at Georgia Center
ana was always very active in church and
, literary work. She was n member of the
! Monday Afternoon club and the Autonoe
club. BESIDES her husband she is sur
vivcd by two brothers and three sisters,
Sabin D. Rankin OF Boston. Mrs c. A.
Abel, Mrs. G. +. Brooks and William r.
! Rankin of Georgia and Mrs. Cyrus Gov,
| Of Crescent city. Fla. One child, born
to MIR. and Mra. pike died in infancy.
Prayer was said az Mrs rike's late
home Tuesday afternoon at 1880 O'Clock
and tho funeral services were held at
the Congregational Church al Georgia
center at two o'clock, the Rev. s. W.
anthony Of this city officiating. The
burial took place IN the Gooreia Plains
cemetery
! inc young women of the Vagabond
cruz gave supper at the home of Miss
/ ''"ehe Willett Of Bank street Saturday
evening in honor of two members. the
MISSES r.. Mae Greene and Nilera L. Nor
ton. The party took the form Of a hand
kerchicf shower for Miss Greene who
/ is to he married soon, and a farewell to
/ MISS Norton who is to leave the city
/ to-day fer Waterloo. Iowa where
she will spend tho winter Miss Greene
received several handsome handkerchiefs
and Miss Morton was presented several
novel gifts
/ Superintendent w. r. jackson returned
tndaN morning from Boston, whore
he engaged l.. +. Mccarthy as assistant
superintendent Of the stranahan Mcmoria,
"luh in charge Of tho gymnasium, sue
ceedinE Leslie S. Morgan. who resigned
recently to go to Montpelier MIR Nc
/ tarthy Is expected in the city October 20
He is graduate of the American Col
! Iege Of Physical Education at Chica 20
and of Heman's School of Gyrnnastic
! Folk Dancing and has worked under the
direction of the Chicago Woman's club
in social work and for several years has
been supervisor Of public recreation at
Manchester. Mass.
The remains of William Hill aged 81
years, who died Friday morning at the
home Of his fathcr-in-aw. Edward
Elwood, in East Fairfield, were brought
to his home in this place, where prave.
services took place Monday after
noon al one O'Clock. followed by sew
Ices at the Methodist Episcopal Church
'pt two O'Clock. Mr.. Hin is survived by
his wife and two brothers. George and
.Orrille Hin. both Of Fairfield
News has been received Of the death II
the Rev DR. David II. ONeill. aged 8:
years, q native of st. Adams, at his hon
In Worcester Mass. where he had been
pastor If ct. Peters parish the past 2.
wears and dean of the Catholic clergy ci
chat city.
Richard r Silk and Miss Grace Ma,
Zweeres. both of Elm street. were mar.
ried at st. I.uke's Episcopal Church yes
terdaN morning a eight o'clock by the
Rev. George w. Smith. At the same
church Tuesday afternoon AT four O'CLOCK