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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-12-22
TAKES MEDICAL COURSE.

Frank Silver King Hunt of Barnstead,
N. H., a graduate of Austin Cate Acad-
emy, Centre Strafford, N. H., in 1911,
and of Middlebury College in 1915, is
taking a course in the Boston Univer-
sity Medical School as a member of the
class of 1920.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-12-22
MRS. ALEXANDER ENTERTAINS.

MRS. ALEXANDER ENTERTAINS.
The following item from the Akron,
o., Press will be of interest to the many
Middlebury friends of Mrs. Alexander.
A reception was given Friday afternoon,
December Is, by Mrs j. Park Alexander,
at her home, 422 West Market street,
where she received about fifty guests in
ce lebrating her eightieth birthday an
niversary. She was assisted by her
daughters, Mrs. Charles B. Wright of
Middlebury, VT, Mrs. C. N. Belden,
and Mrs. S. H. Pitkin. Friday evening
Mrs. Alexander entertained with a
family dinner.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-13
Seutidye Ws,Iif int Sd,uchcu.

Gin frieolider giee Der 9entlden.
Otittcu I'M arieg inb i'm neutralen
2allb. Sic f0ltsliebe @ofpper in gtodz
bplm CAB lll1ter Mitinirfung Ser t. Ii. +.
9pfldn9erin Srau Gabicr uno bes @pf=
ppcrnia,sers Nseaber bon Ser gtltte
garter Soofoper Elm belnerfcnsipertbes
aon5ert, bas @plltab Mablers naieb
bon ber groe" in beutIdcr Inffiibrl1ng
bradtc; bas &pnsert funb in Mntpe<
lenbeit bes iebirepiiden ppfes itutt.
Scr 8pnig @ultab, Sic Erinoen gugen
llnb aurl ltnb sic Yrin5eiiinnen Sngcs
borg ltnb Mar9arete lruren erlhienen;
fcrncr nabmen alld Die 8clanbten
Scutldlanbs lllb Ser bcfreltnbeteu
Mddte on Der @eranltaltrn9 tbeil.
3iele bcgeiltcrte bus Eu6liflln in
bpben G'rabe. ardn5e unb S6leifelt
in ldipepilhen. beutlbcn uno Diter@
rcidilc] lln9urildeu Surbcu tpnrben
unter lebbaftcn1 9eifan in 9rpber 3obl
| fir Sic Nlitipirfenbeu eeipcnbet. Sic
artuermanbte peutldbe Nhllif -ihreibt
ciu stpcfbplmcr glatt ipirfte gerabe
III biclcn slugenblif auBerlt 9elpannz
tcr pnlitilbcr Stimnlllng lppbltbueub
alf Sic 3ubDrer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-13
@usbes bat cs cilis.
= eine SEA mpasne bereits
eroffnet.

@albington II, 12. SUM. Gbas.
9. 5ngbes iprans beute nit beioen
6iiben in Ieine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
pasne, obne auf Die fDrlnlidJe gcnad)&
rldttauns 5n tparten, bab cr gum @anz
1ertrdger Der republ. Yortci auserz
ipablt ipprben lit. @r reilte beute nad
gteip 9orf, Inn NIT Dprtieen Gplitifer1
uno Den BON Chicago bei,nfebrenben
@rDBen 5n fonferiren.
% e ip 9 orf, 10. Snni. Ser friibere
@eneralanipult @ep. gS. SSicfershom.
Der ein intimer Sreunb gloo1epelts lit,
beiubte ocn aanbibaten $olg6es beute
llno batte cine balbitiinoige l1nterre>
pung nit linn. CT iagte, ct iperbc
9usbes cntbulialtiid untcrltiiben,
CLAUDE ald), bab Die Erosrellipen i'm
unterltiiben lperben ltnb eripurtc nidlt,
baB Gol. Hppiebelt lieh an Die optic
eines britten Giefet ltcuen lperbe.
6ranf $. 5itdcpd bon gactp gorf,
Der friibcre Observation-Disclosures unb rep.
Observation-Disclosures in sipei
&asncn (1904 unb 1909, Ser in
Chicago ben 5ll9bes Boom aepflan5t
bat, iplep berpprra9enb ais aanpagnez
fubrer fir @ugbes serannt.
llnter ben anberen pielen geluderu
pes 9errn @na6es iparen beute Nadz
n'1ttas: 9enrp @. gaft, ser Srllber
Deg friibercn 9ralibentcn; @unheslez
nator 9cnrp s. 2ippitt bon Gbp5e sssz
lano; uno s@in. Garp ganser, friiberer
9lllfs : &riessicfretdr unter Mpolcbelt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-13
&ulturarbeit in serbieu.

slm l. gaai fano in gelsrao sic fciz
erlide @inlpcibuns Scr BON ainbcrn
Der in Sclgrab anialligen 6lterreidiid6z
llnsarilden staatsanecborigen beludz
ten t. ltnb t. @opernen1entsldule ltatt.
Size Sdule lit i'll Ser bon Ser Militdrz
ballabtbcillna in 8ebraub genon1lnc=
nen frilbe,, jberen 91dterldulc, bic
Ourd geifn ing bctradtliG geIitten
bate. lt,rtera radt. Sic gbrenodite
beInhten bicruuf Sic I. Ii. t. Gplts]dnlIe
IN Der 0atalienitrabe, tpo sleidfaus
cine ihlidte Seier itattfano, Bel Der
$50 lcrbiless Sinner nit aleihsr,t,
g8dirf)e nin. beidenft ipitrbe11. Sic
Seltcrrcider iino in serbien bie1el6eu
@arbaren ipic bie 9entiden in @elgiz
en-; itatt ipie' Sic gilliicn uno stalicner
5u rallbcn, 5ll mprben lnb
5u brcnnen, fcrncr lpic sic
Sran5oicn Giefangene 5u nlibbanz
Deln, ipic Sic gn9lanDer ibrc @alt6 an
@ebrlpIen aus5ulallen, fllr5, itatt belt
&rieg nad slrt Ser sllIiirteu 5u fiibren,
bcltreben lie iid, i'm aries lnb IN
Seineeslanp Sriebensarbeit 5ll perz
rid1te11.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-13
@icrifanildJes.
s rrnn5a erfennt nencs
u b tn M III II nidt an.

y y ~ III II II lW n.
Can In tonip Ser, 10. esl1ni.
@eltern traf cine on @eneral 8erlbina
9cridtete fllr5c 9otldaft BON Gen. eesns
cintc Srebino ein, in ipelder mitae-
tbetlt lpirb, Dob Sen. @apiro nidt be-
|fust setpelen lei, ,nilitdrilde Sraaen
NIT Sen. Eerlbin9 5lt erDrtcrn; cine
Ibldrift Der 8ptId)aft ipl1roe bon Gen.
Fcrlbing nad San slntp1io aclanbt.
sSn 9anptqnartier legt man bies 10
aus, oab Die merifaniide Negierung
Dos sfpiiden bcn @cneralen gcrlbina
lnb @apira actroffene Mbfpnnen fir
nuQ nno ni6tis crfldrt Bot. 9ieies Mbs
fplnnen mar baSr beltimn1t, bie Srup=
penpertbeifnng III pen BON Der atneriz
fanii6en StraferpeDitipn fontrpnirten
@ebtet Regifos 5u reseln, ba,nit es
nidt nnnotbigcrlpeile 5u 3ulammenz
ltDBcn 5tpilhen Ben amerifanilhen ltnb
Den mcrifaniId1en Gruppen for,nen
iplltc. Gabira lit na1 Der @auptltabt
9lcrifp beorbcrt lpprbcn.
gs fpllrbe spnl1tag fcrncr befannt,
Dob Der iofprtige 9fiid5ug bon Gol.
Siblebs Srltppen. ipelde na6 Dem
lleberfan auf @lcnn Springs in Mez
gifp eingeorln,gcn iparen, ei,1el slnz
9riff ieitens garransaidcr grnppen
perbiitet bate. Sfif5iere in Gan gnz
tpnio baben III grfabrung gebradt, bab
1000 Mann tom @puperneur gpz
Dnilas in nDrbfiber Mi9tllng abgez
flhift ipproen lparer nit oen 8efebl.
Die a1flerifaild)en Sruppen aus
Wegifp 5lt berteiben.
lnrllb be in 81 . t 5 nj egifo
IN y a M sst Il. St n.p rcH TO ,iiz
III c II.
8 + II ct on, 10. Suni. @eitez
re 1900 @lann amerif. Srrppcn Iinb
inad) Der @rcn5c beprbert lpprben nnb
Die slbminiltrationsbean1teu naden
feinen @crlucb, ibrc ltnru6e iiber Sic
geridtc ton Der 16ncuen Illsbrcitllng
Der antiamerif gtinmllng BON gsoro@
n1crifo sll perbcbleu.
sffi5iell miro 5llgegeben, baB Sic
ipacbicnbe N9itatiou in Merifo Sic
sc Dglt0feit bon Mneriffen altf
Die YerIbina : ggpcbitipn 1,aber riidt.
8is ieet iil1b 5tpor nod feine Mngriife
dnf amerifanildbe ginlrpbner in Meriz
fo periibt lpprbcn, allsgenpnnmcn bon
Sanbiten, aber cin pbcr sipei leer%
Ifebenhc &pnlulate lnb anbercs anlcrif.
Gigenfblrm lino SerltDrt lporhen. 9as
Stuatsamt nadte bic 9efaetp 9tegiez
rnng auf picIc anti : anlerifanij6cn
Insbriicbe allf,nerfian.
6 in ganbit IN GaIransa
Sffisier.
2arebp, Ecr., 10. sSlmi. @rei Der
merifanilhen ganbiten, sic seitcrl1
Maebt Sen Coleman 9ian0 nabc 2a1
rebp plilnbcrten. pllrhen belite allf ser
@erfplguna actDbtct llno eincr bon bic
len trllg cine Garran5a : ltniiprln llnb
Bic Mbsciten eines Gbcritleutnants.
giner Ser acfangenen 8anbiten ibentiz
fi5irte Sic 2eibe beute gtabmittag ais
ben Sberltlelltnant Gillareal bon Scr
GarranSa slrmec.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-13
selesrapbiid)c Siutiscn.
12. eSllni.

8aleball. I. sn Ser slmerica
Balbinston 0, Chicago 3.
9pltpn 3, ct. 2ouis a.
Ybilabclpbia 1, GIepelanb 8.
gielp Yprf 6, 9etrpit s.
Sn Der q a iona I 2eague:
Chicago s, SEEM Dprf 9.
9ittsburs l, 9bilabelpbia 2.
ct. 2puis 1, 8rppflDn 8.
Cincinnati Bolton, 8e9en.
sSn Scr 3 S 9iaa:
Bloomington s, 9abenpprt 5.
9tpd Sslanb 0, @annibol II.
asplinc 0, Georia s.
9pdfprb 2, 3llincp 1.
sSaufc9an,. Sus. SpIepbine Ga:
bis, Sic lpihtisltc Staatssellgin I'M Oh
pctprpSeb, mad)tc bel1te Illslaeen, bi
siemlid aiinltig fir bcn 4nscflnstcl
lparen. sic la9te, bab lire Sreui1oil
Maripn 2aMbcrt. bic am 10. Sebrlta
burh Gift itarb, ldnserc Belt bprbe:
cinen gebeimcn0rmmer bate llno ipdb
reno ber lestcn 6 8pden ppr ibrcn
Spbc lieb selpciscrt babe, oen Mnge
flagten al ieben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-13

@iener 8eridt: .@ir babe,,
sliiago lmb slriiero ael1onlnen. -
SStalieniid)es gdo: uOb Snferno!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-13
Anfmarld Der 0enlofratii0en Seerihaareu
iii Gt. QOnis.
setretar gafer fommt ais gertreter oes graaoen
9as gauge Yrosramm fit nnb iertig.
@'llOn bot bic peaptpanen Der Glaturm 0i acidrcbcu

b empebu95ipci Committee i os,iGie ,;5t
ppr9fen nenge ber Bic sioerlpniaipn be ssirYi s,r
l9al - Gnse 5ubrer mDhen tdrtc1eu Wann tabcn So
po aocr ppd betm alten Sifet beibcn Sciafein nit
aegtfo Garrand uerte @bonncr riden 0r ,ns
Herng steemne ssitatn ge1cn Sic gant,cs ]ns
neu gre55ptdcnaa 6ei Sareoo Saatcn Iddcn ptcre
1900 9ann Die eren5e lo ga6ugner @comten u6leu
beunrlbigt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-13
9te aQiirten 2agen ulouopuliiirttu geitern
bus GQbel.
Mmilem tuolen 114,OOO @efamgeme aet,adt
. @om beauiprut bic 0r. 0fenioe sebemmt Su babeu.
ssicn eibt nnr beid,eOenc ruiiifde Grfolsc au
Sample I'M @ange bon 9fioa b

&anpfc I'M ea9e bon gga bis gnfpnina Gde an Ser 9orh
front mcper pTenib - m es Sen Scrcidn ri eidrn e,o
peh auD 3oo Gefangene gcnadt I6 @anau tcio ersie
a9t Yero9ao Slcnc beute grfogc oer etfrpnt onei
uere Sot1s oon Seronn ner arfem gpnbaroen itaS
nde Nrem1er gtbt Niberfog Des riegcs Wo peen Gh
r9er Saner seben bic Srrci iialc6cm gpbcn ecs
abr9c Dende ernte e6r peperipreeo neroeu ser anopp
Dci Gin Gnbe maiden
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-13

Ger Grin5 bon @ales, ser bein1
&onig bon Stalien IN Ser ariegsaone
lpeiltc, bclicbtigte mebrere srontab-
idnitte. @ar abcr al1b bobte
3eit, oie Selterreiber baben gleid
Oarauf 0ieie Sronta6i6nitte abge.
|l6nitten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-13
eebrodt lit. slu1 Sic glus1i6ten ouf
cine quite, Sbltcrnte iino bor8lsli6.
Neue Id III ei5eriiN an
lcih c.

8ern, 12. Suni. Sic sebipeis bat
einc neue anleibc BON $4,000, 900 in
4 " zpro5enti9cn Bombs gum &urs BON
81 ailsge9eben. sOlit bieicr slnleibe
fommen Die bon Ser Sdipei5 ousgegez
bcnen 4nlcibcn 5ur 9ednns Ser sRoz
bilnadung llno Der @ren5ipade auI
etipa $92,440,0OO.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-13
Die mdrfte.
9srpSuftc.

Gbicago, IL. Suni. @ei5en ~
103 Suli, 1047s Sept.
&orn 701a ssl1li, 697s Sept.
@afer 3914 SSuli, 3S1Ls Sept.
Getreibe fir 9aar: gso. rotber
@interpei5en 104s4; 9so. 3 aora
IS; Stauoaro @aicr 40115-4t.
Moggen 9to. 2 97la.
M,.Stn SC 7e
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-13

5nr Se'ung unb slnnabme fou,,nen miro
uno 6rcltag N6eno lpIl oa5 Sicfct mo-
ntntrt pcrbel1.
Senator Stoue BON alillpuri tpiro
Der @prliscr Deg Committee fir Sc
lhlllne 'ein llnb bat Sic gnhpiirfe Ser
i lplfbtl9lter Nanfen bon gSol6inatpu
m1t9cbradlt, NC iic BON grjiioellt s8il<
ion uno ictnen Gat9en ar5gearbeitet
! wurben.
{ efr. . tier ais @ertrctcr
Nes 4sraIiOcnten.
ssa 6ingtpn, II. oNtni Qricos<
lefretdr Safer spiyo Erii. @ilIons per-
lonllhcr &crtreter auf Ser apupentipu
'etn llno rciltc Geute g}acbt nit eiuem
poll1tanpi9er @ntlullrf ser Glatform,
reren ipldti9ltc YIanfen pom gsrafiz
penten lelbIt aelchrieben iino, nab ct.
Snuts ab, linn nen @uInurf Scr Grind
9urg pes Committee fir @eIAliiIe su
u1lterbreitcr.
Wit scfretar gafer reiIten sic ge<
lmtoren sSames, $ougbes (Gol.) ltnb
SStore, Ionic Die Neprdlentantell 9ore=
mus, @oriiser bes selnosr. Gonorcsz
tpn1nllttee. unb 7sren. ss. Gtednrar,,
se1' sst.ss observation-disclosures
Deg 9eationolconl,nittee.
Scr GrdIibent poucnbcte Sen perz
1uhslpetlcn gntirurf Der sslatfprr1z
planfen, an bcncn er Elm beipnoeres
Sltfere11e ninn1t, geItcrn, nadl por6e=
1 r19en &nnferen5en nit ucrlchieoenen
oempfr. 6ubrcrn.
gfoforucf miro bcllte inoeIien altf
bic Sbatlade gclegt. oaB Ser grdz
l'pent tcillen gcrilldj nadlcn lperpe,,
Den gcnaucn sSort(aut ser Glatfurm sll
nlftlrclt aber Sen itnrfel, gSunicf hcoe.
SnB lie tnr5 gcfaBt neroe.
Sppolition gcgcn Ma arr
bali.
| st. Solti5, Sen II. sunni.
Sle @ortonpcntiousoe6atteu fonsen~
tr'rtell Wt1 belStc bauptiacGlic Inn Sic
@teoernmllination oes &icepraiioenten
Mlarlball llno lm Nldne cincn nellen
g{ann nit gsillon allf Sos Siset ,1
ltellen. "8iibmden" perid5ieoener
s1ebltn9siobHe lillo altfsetauebt
| Sel1rp NprgentGalt pelc)er Ser sloz
nllEtltratipn Iebr uabe itcbt. lagte beuz
tc, bab ein itdrfercr gp a IL IL als.
Marlfall nolninirt irerocn iuute uno
enpFabl Sen aricgsictretdr gleiptpn
sater. behauptete inoeiien, oob CT Sic
len GprIchlag atf ieinc eigcne Gerantz
mprtllttfcit rsut)c.
MtGonlbs, Ser Gpriibennc bes S3az
ttpnaIconlntittee, erbielt 6cute elm Selez
9ranm ppn ncm 9le!p Dorter Sanficr
Sacpb SGiff lrprin oieicr ald) lin Sic
| slllftellrlna cines ltirfercn &anoiate.t
| als Marlball erllcbtc.
Sic neiltcn Eorteiiis6rer iaoen I'M
reNen, pblupll pieleicbt cinioe anoere
/ Nanen ais Marlball ugch6rt" iperben
mpgen lperoe oas @ptlm fir sSarIbal(
bod falt eintintutig iein.
&ur5 Dor lciner beltigen slbrcile
ppn sSabingtoa erflorte &riegsiefretdr
Sater. oaB CT fir WarlbaIl lei uuo bie
erlpahrulng ieine5 eigenc,, giomens
nur Elm ~frellnoiclaftIiaer @erluh"
lei. Gs miro erlpartet, raB gafer,
lpenn CT n1prgen slbeno bier eintrifft,
leoer gennlng Icincs9lan,cns ais aau~
o'oat ctn groc n1aden lreroe.
| --~- III
! Gin aItersichlpadcr franter@o1f
be9ab lid 5n cincm Sdafer, nm i'm
4 I'M @ilfe 5lt bitten.
"seriibmter oeiIfiinltler". rief CT
lci)ned)clno, vncnnc min eines beiner
4 lnfeblbaren Wlittel."
uSu nutBt einem scbdferbunbe Sic
| Slrci abbelBen uno Dir eapon ein
| silppdben fpden". ! eripibertc ernIt6aft
Der Soldier.
SN1t,rfinIhnrt n frI,i,,},;t, Sn III.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-08-16

to attend the funeral of Orlen Lang.
Mrs. Hattie Reed and daughter.
Alma, are spending a weeks vacation
at Shadow Lake, Con-
Mr.. and Mrs. S. X Graham left
town Monday for Connecticut whsre
they went to attend the funeral of a
brother, Andrew Graham Mr.. Ora
hams body was brought to .Connecti-
cut for burial from Nevada, where
he was travelling at the time of ms
death.
Richard Davis is at Derby Line Wis
iting with friends for week.
Mrs. Fred Ranney of New Haven
Conn, who has been visiting in town
returned home Monday.
Timothy Denning of BrattleborU
has been visiting relatives in 81
Johnsbury.
G. a. Adams of Clinton avenue WAS
in Barnet. Monday visiting at has
farm, where ne has seven acres OF
beans planted. He is watching the
crop with considerabl interest as the
wholesale price Of beans is now s. i
bushel.
Miss Chrystie Drouin is in Hart
ford. Conn, visiting her sister, Mrs.
Morse.
l. E. Gould of Gouid's Tavern.
Claremont, n. H, visited Friday and
Saturday with his family.
Mr.. and MIS-. E. A. Rosebrook and
Mr. and Mrs. Short of Marshf1eld, Vt.
were auto visitors in town over Sun
day, as the guests of Mr. and Mrs T.
H. Smith.
J. F.. Mccarthy returned to nj
home on Summer street from Bright
been confined for several weeks.
Allen Frizzell had his right hand
injured quite severely Monday when
it was caught in press which he was
running at the CALIFORNIAN office.
Fred Mosher and Margaret Smith,
who were married at Lyndon June 26,
are keeping house in Holyoke, 1iass.,
where Mr.. Smith has employment
Mrs. Louis Smythe returned Sun
da- from a visit TO Boston and vi
cinity.
sir. and Mrs. H. ". ELS aad fan
ily went Monday to Joe's Pond for a
weeks stay in camp.
Angelina Stenson left town sunday
for a weeks vacation with relatives
n Amasbury. Mass.
Marguerite Leonard returned to aer
home in Boston, Sunday. after a
weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs Frank
T. Reed. Mrs. Reed and Paul Leon
ard left at the same time for few
weeks visit in Boston.
William Dimick returned home
Sunday from a weeks stay in camp
at Joe's pond.
John A. Inskip of New York City,
who has been spending a two weeks
vacation ct Camp Gossabode at Joe's
pond. returned TO his home Sunday
Miss Clara Goss left town Monday
for Il visit with her sister, Mrs. AL
drich at jefferson, \. H.
Mr. and Mrs. otis Arson and
daughter of Wollaston, Mass, were
recent guests of Mrs. Martha Smith.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-08-16
PERSONALS

Clarence Witty and Malvin Ellis,
who are employed for the summer
at Sugar Hill, visited with relatives
Edward Belanger and Mrs. J. NJ.
Legendre were called to New Haven,
Conn, Monday by the sudden death
of Mr.. Belanger's son-in-law, Carl A
D'Arche. Mrs. D'Arche will be re-
membered here by her friends as Miss
Alphonsine Belanger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Smith visited
Mr.. Smiths parents in Barnet last
week.
Mrs. A J. Cummings and grand
son, Frank Cummings, spent the
weekend with Harry Cummings in
Bradford.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Shaw moved
Monday from Arlington to Mrs. J. L.
Heath's house, 1 Spring street.
E. H. Heilman of Lansdowne, Pa,
has joined his wife and children who
have been visiting her parents, Mr..
weeks, and will spend a few weeks
with them.
Mrs. John Williams and two chill
dren of Winchester, Mass, are visit
ing Mrs Williams sister, Mrs. w. A.
from Winchester last week to attend
the Renfrew- Williams wedding at
Peacham.
Miss Esther Drumming of Barton
was a weekend guest at A. n. Drew's.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Peck. Mrs. z.
B. Babbidge and Arthur Wakefield
leave town this morning for a few
days automobile trip to Boston and
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Horton are at
Abenakis Springs for two weeks, and
Miss Ella Mclaughlin is caring for
their children.
Mrs. j. A. Moore and daughters,
the Misses Angelina and Florence
Moore. left town Monday for a visit
with friends in Quebec.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. French of St.
Johnsbury and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Leavitt of Barre, left town Monday by
automobile for Ryegate, where tn "
will camp for a few days at Tickle
necked pond. From there they Will
take an auto trip through the noun
tains.
Mrs. Nelson c. Massey and daugh-
ter, Ruth F., go today to Bennington,
to join Mr.. Massey, who has a posi-
ton there They will be accompan-
ed by Mrs. r. P. Willis and daughter,
Zilda of New York City, who have
been their guests here.
Miss Marjorie Brooks of Bradford
is spending the week with her cous-
in, Miss Margaret Robe. Miss Flor
ence Todd of Boston has been visiting
Miss Robe and Mr.. and Mrs. D. H.
Hurley at Joe's pond.
Mrs. Ada Moffett left towE Monday
for short visit with friends in
WoodsVille.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Woods vent
to Lyndonville Monday, called there
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Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. May and family
returned home Monday from a 10
days camping trip at Joe's pond.
Miss Helen May, who has also been
in camp at the pond. will spend a
week at home with her parents be-
fore returning to Newport. Mrs. c..
A. Weston and daughters, Marguer-
ite and Eleanor of Burlington will
spend a few days as the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Belden Of
East Haven have taken a tenement in
the Walker block and will soon
move to St. Johnsbury. Mrs. H c.
Belden visited Monday with her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Proctor, at
"A Spring street
Mrs. Scott Gochee of Littleton. N
H.. IS visiting Mrs Harry Gochee.
Miss Virginia and Grace Jones of
Los Angeles. Cal, are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. A. S. Bartlett. They have
just returned from a musical tour il
the south, and will spend some time
with their sister here before return
ing west.
Mrs. C. H. Bushey of North Troy
and Mrs. E. z. Chaffee of Montreal
P O., are visiting in town as Ii
guest Of their sister Mrs. B. G. Shell
dor.
Mrs. c. c. Dow, Mrs. Harold Hewitt
and son, James of Montpelier, are
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Harley
KeouSh on Mountain avenue.
flarry Gochee left town Monda!
:or W.ndsor. VI, where he has en-
p.oA ment in a machine shop.
Al auto party composed of Mr.. and
p Cn11oxr Of South ri
u. and Mr.. and Mrs C. J. Parsons of
som RS, Conn. were visitors in town
Monday
Miss Mildred Shipper of HoIiston,
Mass. IS visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. s
Bartlett.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Leascus. of
...br sc were visitors in the viii
,.e Monday.
- =. Chapel of CRANKY was a
: r II tie village Monday on bust
Prentice Carleton went on a short
Prentice Carleton went on a short
lshing trip Monday to the streams
be, ond Concord. and returned with a
b asketful of speckled beauties that
were the envy of all who saw them
Wallace Gauthier of Swanton has
begun work in the Cross bakery.
J. NJ. HASTE of West Barnet visited
friends in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmore Wadleigh was
visitor over Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey, in Concord.
Mrs. Nellie Caswell of East Burke
visited with friends in town on Mon
l.ay.
Attorney E. R. Davis of Barre is ir
-nf:r on legal business.
Robert Simons and family have re
turned to st. Johnsbury after a stay
York Beach, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Taylor returned
rGay from a two weeks visit with
- "-ds in Stratford, n. H.
Miss Leda Lamontagne of Lowell,
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Mass, arrived in town Saturday for
a visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Lamontagne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spaulding left
town Sunday for Walpole, r. l.,
where they will attend the wedding
Of their son, Ray.
Alphonsine Lamontagne Of Bos-
ton arrived in town Wednesday for a
few weeks visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Lamontagne.
Miss Elsie Perkins of Boston came
with her and will be guest there for
a short time.
Mrs. Sarah Gosselin arrived home
Wednesday after a 10 days visit in
Manchester, y. H., and Lowell, Mass.
B. A Palmer is assisting in the
ticket office at the railroad station
during the absence of Joseph Ratti-
gan. who is away for a few days
Mrs Ernest Palmer of Brooklyn.
y. Y, a summer resident at Danville
was a visitor in town Wednesday.
G. J. Lamontagne, Jr., who has
been visiting his parents in town for
short time, has returned to his
home in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. ellison and
daughter, Rhea, returned Tuesday
from 10 days camping trip at Will
loughby lake.
Miss Julia Deforge has returned
from few days VISIT with friends in
Groveton, Junction, N. H.
G. NJ. Goss of Montpelier was a
visitor in town Wednesday.
A. c. Goodsill of Milton was a
business visitor in St. Johnsbury
Wednesday,
A W. HASTE of West Barnet was
in town Wednesday on business.
Miss Sadie Hooker returned home
Wednesday from a few days in camp
with her mother, Mrs. George Hooker,
at Joe's Pond.
5. r. Somers, Jr., of Brattleboro,
visited in the village Wednesday
Mrs. George Esden Of Peacham Wis
tied with friends in town Wednesday
Frank E. Plumley is spending two
weeks vaaction at Hillside cottage
AsQuam.
Mrs. E. Belknap and d lighter,
Dorothy. and Mrs. James 1raill of
NJ nneapolis. who are spending the
month of August with relatives here
VIII spend some time at Miles Pond
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest A. Blodgett
who are camping there for two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson of
Boston are being warmly welcomed by
old friends here. They have been Wis
| iting in Canada and are now on their
way back to Boston.
Mrs. Hattie Head Gilys and daugh-
ter, Elizabeth, of San Francisco, who
arc spending the summer at Mrs
Gily's cid home in Littleton, have
been spending a few days here as
guests of Mrs. j. w. Simons.
w. A. Bishop, Miss Marie Farnham
and Fred Padfeld of Lancaster called
on friends here Thursday
Mrs. Henry Lillicrap of Piqua o..
who has been visiting with relatives
in town for the past few weeks, re-
turns to her home today.