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ant surprise Friday evening at her
home, Richmond avenue. Those pres
ent were Mrs. Harry Gates. Mrs. Flora
Frame, Mrs. Ona Meeks. Mrs. Harry
Stil1inger, Mrs. Emma Parsons. Mrs.
Laura Lovin, Mrs. Grant Hunt, Misses
Anna Dallas, Katherine Gates, Leila
Longman, Messrs. Philip Gates and
Hugh Foss.
The regular monthly basket social
Of the North A Street Friends church.
will be held this evening at the
meeting house. DR.. ]. ]. Rae will make
the address. Miss Ruth Scott will play
a violin solo. All members and friends
are invited.
Mrs. John Bartel entertained mem
bers of card club yesterday after
noon at her home. South Eleventh
street.
The wedding of Mr.. Will LintneI
and Miss Franka Whelan, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs T. F. Whelan will be sol.
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Three representations Of Mexican
life, Mexican music, Indian and Span
ish music made the program at the
guest meeting of the Aftermath at the
home of Mrs. E. r. Beatty, Tuesday
afternoon very attractive. The club
has been studying Mexico during the
| year. Poinsettas and ferns were used
in arranging the rooms. Each men,
Der was privileged to invite guest.
Miss Mary Wilcox read an interesting
| article about Mexican music previous
| to the program. Mrs: Fred J. Bartel
sang several fascinating Indian songs
! and Miss Juliet Nusbaum danced an
Indian dance. She was in costume
| and her work was exceptionally good.
Several Spanish records were played
on the victrola by Mrs. Beatty. Dur
| ing the afternoon Miss Nusbaum
danced a Spanish dance in costume
| adding to the. attractiveness of the
program. Later there were refresh
ments and a Mexican dish was In.
cluded on the menu. The members
Of the club are Mesdames e. r. Beat.
ty, Frank Clark, Harry Dalbey, r. J.
Ferguson, Fife Alton Hall, G. R. Hays,
Gertrude Hill, NJ. F. Johnston. Jesse
Jones, Anna Kaminski, E. E. McDivitt
H. l.. Monarch, A. w. Roach, Benja-
min Rush, w. N. Trueblocd, F. w.
Stephens. Thomas Tarkelson, Thee
dore Walters, Misses Mary Alice
Norman, Peninah Norman, Mary
Anna Stubs, Ellen Thomas and Emf
lie Windle.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. L. Burgess are en-
pertaining the following guests at
their home, South Ninth street, Mrs.
B. G. Brothers of Wellsville, Missouri,
Miss Alice Burgess of Riley, Indiana,
Miss Nellie Hart OF Connersville, Mrs
Warren Foster of Clayton, Indiana.
Maple Leaf Camp Number 1884,
Regal Neighbors OF America will meet
this evening at 1880 o'clock in the
Red Mems Hall There will be the
usual work followed by an election of
officers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-13
CATARRH LEADS
TO CONSUMPTION

Catarrh is as much a blood disease
as scrofula or rheumatism. 1t may
be relieved. but it cannot be removed
by simply local treatment. 1t causes
headache and dizzines, impairs the
taste, smell and hearing, affects the
voice, deranges the digestion, and
breaks down the general health. It
weakens the delicate lung tissues and
leads to consumption.
Hoods Sarsaparilla goes to the seat
of the trouble, purifies the blood, and
is SO successful that 1t Is known as
the best remedy for catarrh.
Hoods Sarsaparilla strengthens and
tones the whole system. 1t builds up.
Ask your druggist for Hoods, and in
sist on having it. There is no real
substitute. ADV.
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Society interested in the dinner and annual meeting at the
Country club this evening Dinner will be served at $50 o'clock
and the meeting will begin at $50 o'clock Persons who unable
attend the dinner asked for the meeting The
officers for the coming year will be elected This morning the
following had made reservations Mr. and Mrs Howard A. Dill
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Bates Mr. John Y Poundstone Mr. and
Willard Carr Mr. and Mrs. Burton Carr Mr. and Mrs
James A. Carr Mr. and Mrs s. E. Swayne, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Comstoc Mr. and Mrs Dudley Elmer Mr. Raymond Nicholson
Wilbur Hbberd. number reservations
made late this afternoon which will augment the party
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Social Calendar

Wedding OF Mr.. Will Lintner
and Miss Franka Whelan at home
OF brides parents.
Centennial program given BY
Woman's Relief Corps In Post
room at Ahe Court House.
Card party at 3 o'clock in the
Eagles hall.
Section Two Of children's class
In dancing meets after school In
Pythian Temple.
Section One Of Ladies' and Pas
tors Union Of Grace N. z. church
holds bazaar at the church.
Quaker City Circle club meets
with Mrs. Ella Murray Lincoln
street.
Helping Hand club meets with
Mrs. Mary Ward, 7co National
Rosd, West.
Wedding Of Mr.. James sharkey,
College Corner and Miss Ethel Du-
bois, Liberty, Indiana.
Coterie club members meet with
Mrs. oliver Candy at her home,
South Eleventh street.
Aid society OF the East Main
street Friends church meets at
the church.
b. Mrs. George r. cau!t hostess
for meeting Of the Social Aid Of
the Reid Memorial y. p. church.
Mrs. Wilbur Hibberd enter
tains members Of an auction
bridge club at the Country club.
Joy Bearers OF Trinity Lutheran
church hold bazaar and candy sale
at Oakland Wall Paper store, East
Main street.
= Mir. and Mrs. Frank Hebbeler
host ard hostess for meeting Of
the Trinity Senior Luther League.
Happy Hour Sewing circle meets
with Mrs. Edward klutes. South
Fourteenth street. 49, =.
Meeting OF the Sunday school
board OF Grace N. E. church at the
church.
Friday and Saturday the Arts and
rails sale opens at the studio OF MRS
iaud acknowledgements. South
Eighteenth street. The public is in
tied to attend. The studio will be
pen afternoon and evening.
The East End Aid society Of the
irst, Christian church met yesterday
fternoCn with Mrs. G. A. Vossler at
or home. North Sixteenth street.
eports Of the years work were made.
ommittees Tor the year were an
Arrangements were com.
leted for bazaar and sale Saturday
the Conkey Drug store. After a
ocial hour there we're refreshments.
mary the aid meets with Mrs.
/. n Wolfe, 315 North Twenty-first
rect
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Of Missions Of the Central Christian
church at her home, ~ South Seven
teenth street. Mrs. Cora Mullen will
lead the devotional exercises. Mrs.
Carrie Stevens will conduct the mis-
sionary quiz Mrs John Hinsky viii
have charge Of the study in the year
book, Worlds Missions and Worlds
Peace" and articles from the other
study book. odd Spain in New Amer
lea" will be given.
The Friends Foreign Missionary
society met Wednesday afternoon
at 2:15 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. Rebecca Davis, 444 West Main
street.
Miss Lucille Nusbaum, student at
Chicago, will spend the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee B.
Nusbaum.
Rev. and Mrs. Francis Anscombe
of South Eighth street Friends church
were pleasantly entertained last Sun
day at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Ottas
Newlin, South Eighth street At noon
a delicious chicken dinner was served.
The afternoon was spent socially.
The members of the New Idea Sew
ing circle gave Mrs. Longman a pleas
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emnized Thursday at the home of the
brides parents, 80 South Nineteenth
street The Rev H. c. Hartman will
perform the ceremony.
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The members of the New Idea Sew
ing circle gave Mrs. Longman pleas
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Clarke, North
Thirteenth street, will give dinner
New Years at the Hotel Westcott.
Covers will be laid for fifteen guests.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-11-30
WILLISTON.

Henry Patten. who had lived practic ally
all his life in Williston and served at one
time as a select man. died Monday at
noon. AGED & years. Two years ago he
suffered a stroke of paralysis, second
year ago, and third one last week. Be-
sides his wife, who was Ellen wilkins, he
leaves three daughters and SON Rama,
Ruth and Ellen, and Tarke. The funeral
was held Wednesday afternoon at l:3r
o'clock
Morton James and Harold Bryant We're
in Burlington Monday night.-Thc road
mon have closed up the job for the winter
on French hill. as the ground was frozen
so hard they could not get along with
the work-William Woodruff's mother
has come from Essen to live with her
son through tho winter MIR. and Mrs.
Morton James and Robert Arnlcs attend
cd the farmers meeting, held in Rich
r,ond last week. --Mrs Ella Masher Is
spending two weeks with Mrs. keefe IN
Richmond. The Kings Daughters held
their meeting in their rooms in the I'M
vorsalist hall last week Friday. The
public library is open Wednesdays and
Saturdays from 80 to five o'clock -
Miss Lottie Northrop of Burlington VdS
the guest Of Mrs. Hiram lsham last week
There will be a sunday school rally So
cial Friday At rs p. m. at the vestrN
Of the Methodist Church. All who a:t
members Of the Sunday school and al
who desire to become SO arc invited To h
present.--Mr and Mrs. Norton James and
Robert Armes attended Grange meet
ing at Jericho Center Tuesday Night
NJ and Mrs. Homer Prior and Mr. Ken
drew SpeDt TUESDAY in the city.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Funeral services for Mrs. Susan |.
lark were hold at the home Tuesday
GOV. Il at leo o'clock. the Rev. Frank
'lace officiating lntermcnt was in Morn
1gside cemetery at East Charlotte The
carers were: Homer +. Clark and Fay
lark, sons Of the deceased, and her two
ephevs Charles p. F'oote and Ralph
lark Mrs G. y. Cove sang Beautiful
sic Of Somewhere" The Casket was
overcd with flowers sent by relatives
nd friends Those from away to attend
rero: Mr. and Mrs. Fay clark Of Clare
mont. y. H., Mrs. Caroline Powell, Mrs.
-. T. Cove and Mrs Bradley of South
BURLINGTON. and Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon
burlington Of Lincoln.-A few charlotte
men went to Richmond to attend the eN-
|rcises at the OPENING of the new
o operative creamery building. There is
slight improvement IN tho condition OF
-srlton Emo. who has been confined at
home by illness for two weeks or moro -
r. C. Field Of Waterbury, Conn, who
has been VISITING Charles Martin and
family. left for home Friday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin accompanied him
Tor visit the trip being made in Mr..
Fields car.--Johu Dow spent the week
Ind with friends in Lincoln. -Fordyce
fonda who has been deer hunting for a
heck in Jericho, has returned home -
Mrs stanley Dart has come from Ferris
burg to visit her sister Mrs. Charles
EhortsleeVcE.
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fdng towns. Besides his wife, who
Miss Adelia Seymour, he is sur
III by five daughters, Mas, Frank
lord of Burlington. Mrs Herman
fniko of Lakevicw, Wash. Mrs. NJ.
Wilson of New Haven, Mrs. Levi
Eou of Essex Junction Mrs. Angelo
|li of Montpelier; and three sons, Perly
|Winooski. Fred and Archie, both of
chester lie will he mourned by a host
relatives and friends.
|exander McCuen died t his home in
Chester Monday morning of pneu-
hia. He was s. years of alc. He was
h in ireland and came TO this country
IN a young boy, locating in Burlington
later coming to Colchester, where he
lived for the past 70 years. He was
bly, respected citizen and will hc
ksed by many His wife, who was
|ah McCuen, died -evcn months and
days ago. They had five children, four
Whom are living: Mrs. Minnie Collins
Mrs Sadie Lewis of Burlington. Mrs
Ham Donahue OF Monkton, and VII
b McCuen. with whom he made his
he. There arc also 10 grandchildren
funeral was held at tho house
|dnesday afternoon at two o'clock with
hal in the family lot at Colchester
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LAMo|llE COUNTY
STOWE,


MIS-. tai'l' ''aF idrrlS' VIE OF Csca'
=. far'IS. hl'd N"N"mhcr - ~ hcl hoi'''
IN Springfield Mass OF cancer. Inc re-
mains "elc Drought I" stove SATURDAY
ana the funeral vas h'lh at tho NOME
"I Mr.. ana Mr. luclus harrlS al noon
Mrs Harris was about ~ years OF as''
she was inc daughter OF IN" la'' Mr
and Mrs sylvester 'u''ng @, S,o"'
coming here WIN her parents IN ch!loh"o'
and passing nor carly w" nero MI an"
MIS-. Harris lett stowe ABOUT = years at"
ana Tor many year. nave r'sl'edi IN
Sprlnghold' hosld"s ner husband MrS'
Harris leaves SISTER Mr". l"Il!a' 'hdN'
of Fletcher VINO mas ho'h WIN h'r I"r
tW" weeks, ANA with MIS-. H"rrlS az
'"mpanl'I the romans nero
ftlland y. MAN. - years y age d'od
November - Al inc nom" "l "'' suit
j. q. MAN, IN S''rIlnE, from dP"P''NE'
The romans were 'a"'n i""''"aH !" Der
lin, \. y" Mi Nam l"rln'r nome, Tor
the funeral ana hutIal ne Main lam
lily nave r''In'" w ''VN' "S" 'nan "
year. having purchaser one 81 u. H.
ShaW'S SterIinE farms IN JANUARY ar
tlculars OF lh' d'a'h anu hural OF MtS'
Frances Goddard from nor husband, the
Rev. l.. l., P"ddard pastor OF IN" Meth
odlst Episcopal 'hurch' S'at" mat inc
| funeral was h'd ~ me rSl M'thodls'
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CHARLOTTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward LaForce have
returned from visiting in Peru. y. Y
e. W. Root of Mddlcbury was III town
Monday on business. Phillip Mcneil.
no attends school in Randolph is spend
ing his vacation at home. Arthur LaForco
and Mrs. Diana Hanks were married in
Ner-ennes Monday by the Rev. Mr.. Wood
bridge. The upper school in tho village
gave an entertainment Wednesday after
noon TO raise funds to buy an oil stove
80 that the children can have warm din
ners.--F. II. IIorsford, who has been con-
fined to the house by illness, IS now able
to be out.--Robcrt Williams has gone to
Okla homa for the Winter.-G. H. Cook
has gone to California on business trip
The Rev. Mr.. HaCadorn Of North
FerrishurC will preach Sunday at the
Congregational Church.-Tarold Smith
has gone TO Lynn, Mass to spend
Thanksgiving.
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of their safe arrival in Florida and olso
from the Rev and Mrs iowo ard e.. W.
a. Putnam.
The meeting Of the Christian Brother
hood was held at tho parish mouse Mon
day evening with an attendance 90 about
l3j gentlemen and ladies, who were in
vit"d to be present Following Tho Sup
per at seven O'Clock Their, Was 8 pr, gram
.cf interest The high school orchestra
was present TO furnish music, and there
was solo by Mr. brigham, q banjo solo
by T. q. H0m, speeches By l.. Is. john
son and Or T. A. Eaton. Mr. Brigham
gave u talk, followed by a soto in which
wcr" many local hits The mce'.ne WAS
named "A stunt meeting and tho talks
werc all stories, said to be truc-M.s.
O. w. Dukc,tc went 10 Bethel Tu.s.lay
10 visit her aunt. Mrs. Martha ciShinc.
who has been III since the middle ~
September, and is now thought To b. FAM.
ing Mrs. S. y. Conner. who ms b,cn
passng few months with her trotnc7,
W a. Jones, LEFT Monday for Boston,
Mr1. i. T. Clifford went Tuesday t. t'.s
home of her parrnte in Barton, where
she viii pass THANKSGIVING and Where
/ ter husband Or. Clifford. joined ber
/ Ncdneadoy.-Mrs Mary Hodslllns, who
went TO Bethel two weeks ;ls1 has no.
been able 90 return and is noN IN TIA
|Fanitarium Of O. V. Greene nj tina; rlacc.
where, it is thought. she may undorH3 an
operat oH.--Mry. Nathaniel King of North
field arrived Tuesday for short stay
| Mrs. John Jacobs came from Sraintfcc
'Tuosuay.-Mrs. j g. Wells. tho guest Of
her brother in North Wiliston for ten
days, returned Tuesday Lester Battles.
living in Braintree, shot 4 deer this week
just back Of his house which weighed 2o0
nounds.-Floyd Hodekns. who is now en-
ployod in Springfield. has come to pass
hn nj 81 t ,tr
Mrs. w. g. Hodgkins Mrs g l. Lackey
iot Montpelier is the guest of her cousin
Mrs. Roy Thayer. Mrs. Sadie VI Law
son OF Montpelier is passing several days
with her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
lP. c. Dodge
Dwight Adams from Norwich INT
versity arrived home Wednesday to "a
the holiday with his mother. Mrs Mabel
Adams Mrs. Minnie Miller left Wedne=.
day for Waterbury. Conn., 10 visit her
daughter Mrs Charles Densmore and
family. after which she will also visit in
Boston and Worcester. Mass Mis-. Doris
I'attmer has come from her teaching in
South Woodbury. to pass the Thanks
giving recess with her mother, Mrs Ellen
Lattimer-E s Whitcomh and wife Of
Bellows Rails visited Mr. Uhtcomb 5
parents. Mr. and Mrs s s Whitcon1h.
Oh Thursdav.-.Abcrt Salisbury has come
from the University Of Vermont for \
few DAYS with his father. H. = Salis-
= bury Miss Helen Blanchard. also stu
. dent At Tho same institution. arrived
mere with friends to pass the time with
n her parents, nr. and Mrs. T.. q. Blanchard
I MIR and Mr.. John Lamson ANA dau-h-
ter, Mrs y q Putnam. daughter. Miss
: Molli", and son. Daniel Putnam, all went
20 Concord, y H., Wednesday to pass
II Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs Ror
NJ,
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LOWELL.

Edgar Adams sold his farm to Joseph
Shcltry ana has moved into one ct !. Fl
SilshN's tenamentS MIR. and MR.. II. s..
Newton vert Friday TO Bradford, vince
Mrs Newton viii remain until at;"r
Thanksgiving with her daughter. Mr.. a.
g. Scisco. Mr. Newton will go from there
to Lynn, Mass. t. visit his son, F, :
Newton.-F n. Harding Of Wcstheld WAS
Weekend visitor at Or Younc'a Mrs
Eli Hines is having an attack of erHslpe-
las.-Mrs. Mary Warner has had her pea
sion increased from sl2 to sM.-Miss Nancy
Farman went to lNndonville Wednesca"
for the remainder Of the week. Albion
Stebbins has moved from North Troy in
to T - Patterson's house. GEORGE +.
Curtis went Friday to Holyoke, Mass
He intends visiting Boston and New
Haven. Conn, before returning. The
body Of Seldom f. Stebbins, who was &c
cidentally killed railroadlng az Anyo1.
r. c, was brought here Monday for
burial--D W. \. Young anG ". A Par.
ker were business visitors in Nevp1".
Monday The books in the town library
will soon be Catalogued under the super
vision of Miss Rebecca WriCht-The
Congregational and Methodist Churches
united in holding a special THANKSGIVING
service at ihe Methodist Episcopal church
Wednesday at 80 p. NJ. The Re. NJ.
Upper preached.
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HYDE PARK.

Miss Doris v DcNio. only daughter of
Mr.. AMI Mrs. r. T. DeNio or Hyde Park,
and John ;icrrok OF Worthwhile we're
married at -four O'Clock ut the home If
the bride, Wednesday afternoon, NoVem-
her o. The Rev. W. +. Hanln perform
ed the ceremony The bride was given in
marriage by her father. Following the
ceremony there was !" reception to the
relatives and friends. Refreshments were
served. The house was Handsomely de-
GRATED with yellow chrysanthemums and
vines The bride was gowned in pussy
willow taffeta and gcorgctte crepe, with
princess lace and veil. She carried 4
shower bouquet Of white roses and lilies
Of the valley. The bridesmaids. who car
red pink chrysanthemuns, we're Mrs.
Ida Grimes Campbell, cousin ot the bride,
Bertha Herrick. sister of the Sroom, Miss
Ruth Billiard of Burlington and Marior'2
Hulburd. The best man was Roscoe Her
rick. brother Of the groom and the ushcrs
were Guy G. Herrick, brother of the
groom, and A. Lee Cowcs The rin--
bearer was little Wayne Campbell and
the flower girls vcrc the little Missna
IIilda Stevens and Dorothy Strong Tho
presents were varied and costly consist
ing of silver, cut glass. linen, etc, show
ing the high esteem in which these youn-
| people are held MI and Mrs Herrick
left on the night train for a brirf we'd
ding journey. after which they will reside
! in one-half of the DEMO house on Church
street in Hyde Park.
! County court opens next Tuesday with
Judge Slack presiding There are -
cases on the docket, of which six are
State and Is divorce A grand jury has
been called for this term in connection
with the petit jurors.-CountY Clerk Waite
has returned from the hospital. where he
underwent a serious operation. He is
still confined to the house.--Mr and Mrs.
\. J. Clark were in Burlington yester-
y.-Episcopal services were held at the
Congregational Church Sunday afternoon,
conducted by the Rev. Mr., Garner of
| HdrduiCk. School At tho l.. c. \. closed
! Wednesday and will not convene again
until next week Tuesday .-Harold Hebh
of Barre is visiting his brother, Rollo-
Arthur Perry of Somervllle, Mass. is Wis
lifting his father. J. @. Porry-Mr. and
Mrs. l.. n. Sherwin Of Johnson spent
Sunday at r. G. Sherwin s.--Miss Winnie
Billings of Newport is visiting at Breezy
n Hill farms.-Professor Simpson left last
night for a few davS in Boston.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. w. Sargent and daush'
Ter went to Hudson, y. H. Tuesday.
called there by the serious condition of
ms sister. Mrs. g. W Ba-ley. who is at
Memorial hospital in Nashua Ralph
''orton of Montreal and Miss Ruth
Andrews of North Hero are visiting her
father j. +. Andrews.--Mr. and Mrs. V
X. Sargent returned home Sunday from
visiting her sister Mrs Madisan, in Bur
lington. Mrs Jane Fuller who is visit
ing her son, Hale Fuller, fell last week
and broke one of the bones in her wrist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Pierce and Mr.. and
Mrs Marble Pierce and daughter attend
cd the Pierce Beane wedding in Lincoln
Tuesday. Henry Baker won first prize
and Leona Brewster second at the whist
party last week. There will he another
in two weeks.--Mrs Clara Norton of
Burlington is visiting at the homo If her
father, g. w. Brewster. The Baraca
Fhilathea class has presented the church
with six nrettv phaire
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RANDOLPH.

The Randolph Womans Literary club
was entertained saturday by Mrs. Myrtis
Chamberlin a. her home on Central
street, with large attendance OF mem
hers and many guests. Tho program
was interesting and refreshments were
served. Mrs. T.. 'antlin left Friday
To Join hor husband and family at
Lebanon. Where they have la'clN rcmoN cd.
Tho daughter, Miss Florence Cantlin,
who is IN the high school will remain
for q week longer to taKc her examine
tiunS 50 rs to enter school in another
plaCc-Nrs Ellen Iattlmcr and Mr.. ana
Mrs. {. +. Ncrhrop attended the far
given ny the Gu,Vcrsallst church a
Bethc! Friday u;-tt--Miss Jessie stanton
of RoXhury was in town SATURDAY Mr..
and MIR. Ealph Hamilton and children
Of -. JuhnSbUlr arrived Saturday for a
Few DAYS w!th ;Ls Rev and Mrs cph
l[a,n:}tou- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mou-
ron Of Montoelier arrived saturday for
an ovor-Svrday stay with Mrs. Justin
Mention end Miss Mary Moulton.-AIrs.
4. Chadwick went 20 Windsor Satm-
5,,- for s.yc,. DAYS with bar sistor --
Mr. and Mrs A. j. Iiuse returned Satur-
d,, firm, , short wish with their son IN
,vi,dor - sl,cl, hoe sold bie min,
hueincs. IN l.lvin Martin who will con.
ANA, !, u.,tb tho on, which no has N,
roa1, as,,tl,.bod Mr. Martin tool,
n,as,s,.,i,,, 1Innd,,. ,,o,rirc ~ ci.cl,
ass;s,ir.. t;,,1 IN H. rn,s ace,,,.irtod Nth
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

F T. Ball has been III and confined
to his bed with chronic troubles. and last
week pneumonia Mas feared. But he il
better now and it is hoped that he may
soon he around aSain.--W H. Hayv ard
is taking a vacation from the store II
\ G Wells & CO. and Went to New
Haven, Conn, for the Nale-larvard
game. From there he will 20 to Phia-
delphia and New Hork.-The Thanks
giving recess of the Agricultural school
is being enjoyed by the students and
nearly all of them went to their homes
last Friday and Saturday. The first
number of the lecture course VAS given
Saturday evening by tho Eastern Gles
Ouartette