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ESSEX CENTER.

Nra Harlow Thompson and little
Asushter Of South Royatlon ana BENJAMIN
paonuett OF New Haven. Conn.,. are the
suestg OF their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Pa
aneft-Albert Pratt has returned home
from New Haven. Conn. where he has
4 position.-Mrs Usher. who has been III.
n bntter.-There will be a sociabls ana
uromenads at the e. c. I. hall Friday
evonins, Al are cordially tnvttsd.-Ths
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Roy upper has enlisted III the National
Guard at Fort Ethan Allen He has join
ed Co. B Of st. Adams, and is guarding
the ammunition works at Swanton. He Is
the first man to enlist from Bakersfield.
The old settlers will remember that
Charles Upper was the first man to en-
list from Bakersfield In the Civil War
Mrs. Day Of Ripton "a the guest Of her
parents, the Rev. and Mrs. W. w. Smith.
Miss Leila Cowan Of Richford spent the
weekend with her parents Miss Anna
Brady and Miss Florence Brady spent
few days recently with their sister. Ger
trude. in Barre.-The remains of Byron
Cox. who died March g. were taken to
Fairfax Sunday for interment
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HILL WEST.

David Rowse OF Pawtucket. r. l.. 10
visiting his daughter. Mrs. Frank Pud-
vah.-Mrs. W. P. shangraw and step
daughter. Tressa, went to Montreal Sat-
urday.-Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rossier
and children Of the Notch read visited at
W. p. shangraw's sunday.-Miss Irene
Ariel. who is working in Richford, Is Wis
iting her parents.-The cottage meeting
will be at the home Of Mrs. Emily Jew
EFT Friday evening.-Mrs. Frank Goslett
and son. Francis Perley. returned from
the hospital Thursday.-Mrs. 8. D. Jew
EFT visited at the home of her son. Rayo
Jewett, last week.-Mrs.. Emily Jewett and
daughter. Mrs. Clyde Sumner. Mrs. Ed
ward Rushford and Mrs. ]. Warner Tur-
pei were business visitors in Ehosburg
Falls last week.-Mr. and Mrs Frank
wetherby and Mrs. Charles Bailey were
business visitors In Enosburg Falls Sat-
urday-Clyde shangraw was a business
visitor in Richford last week. His IA
Their. e. ]. shangraw. returned with him
for few days.-Quite a few farmers in
this vicinity have potatoes planted.-Moses
Ariel 10 at home.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

A daughter was born Sunday to M.
and Mrs. Albert Carter.-Charles Bene-
dict has moved to Charlotte from Little
ton. N. H. and will carry on his fathers
farm in the northern part Of the town.
william H Fonda Of Austin, Texas. who
Is spending the summer with relatives In
Ferrisburg. his former home IL the guest
Of his nephew. b. g. Fonda. and Mrs.
Fonda--E. H. Converse has returned to
Burlington from a stay Of four months
In New Orleans and the middle West
The condition Of Miss Cynthia Cove, who
10 Q patient at the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tai, where she has recently undergone q
serious operation is favorable.-F. 8.
Cove and Mrs. Lewis Beers visited their
sister. Miss Cynthia Cow, at the Mary
Fletcher hospital Sunday.
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FRANKLIN.

Union memorial services will be held in
the Congregational Church next Sunday.
The Rev. e. l. Baker will preach the SER
mon.-Mrs. Julia Wanzer and Fred Good
sell Of Quinter. Kan. are stopping with
her brother, ]. o. simpson.-The band
Rave an entertainment and a promenade
wednesday evening.-The high school
will give an entertainment in the town
hall this evening.-Donald Brill Of st.
Adams was a guest Of R. D. Gates over
Thursdav night
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Next Sunday will be observed a. both
Whitsunday and Memorial Sunday at
the Methodist Church. At the morning
service a Whitsunday sermon will DO
preached. In the absence OF any G. A r.
observance in this town. everyone 10 In
vited to make this a general Memorial
day by decorating the graves of kinsfolk
and friends. II the weather permits. tho
Rev. ]. @. Sails will conduct q memorial
service In the North-end cemetery at ESQ.
and the service will be repeated at the
south-end cemetery at $40. At the regu-
lar evening service the pastors topic will
be 1.-THE Garment Of God" The highest
attendance of this year was recorded BY
the Sunday school last Sunday. 81 men,
bers and two visitors All children who
wish to take part in the Children's day
program should be at the church on Sat-
urday at $50 o'clock.-A daughter waA
born 10 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jarvis
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Sunday ct the home Of Miss Purifiers
parents, Mr. and Mrs Frank Purrier.-
Carmi Bockus Of Rosenberg, Que. was
guest Saturday and Sunday at the
homo Of Clarence Guthrie Miss Flor
ence Tiff returned to her home in Enos-
burg Falls Monday after passing q week
with Miss Marcia Broe.-w B. story Of
Oakland was an over-Sunday guest at
the home Of p. c. Hammond.
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FLETCHER.

D. J. Call has purchased q new Max.
well car Of 8. e. Pope of Jeffersonville.-
Myron leach and family Of Cambridge
spent Sunday In town.-R. o. Strong and
wife Of Westford were In town Sunday
George Call tad q calf stolen from his
barn one night recently
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HAPPENING; IN VERMONT

daughter. Mira Peter Auchman.-A mum.
her from here attended church in Hines
burg 6unday.-At the business meeting
Of the library Saturday afternoon 1t was
decided to have a sale the last Of July
Mrs. Cyrus Horsford spent the weekend
with her parents In vergennes.-Myss
Cora Blithen Of Burlington visited rela.
tives in town last Week.-Mrs. Winifred
Smith Of Burlington visited relatives In
town over Sunday.
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MILTON BORO.

Rufus Hitchcock spent Sunday at o. A.
Stanley s-Nina Gonyeau is guest Of
Mr.. r. e. Bullock.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Robertson and daughter Idah. Thomas
Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. P. e. Gabree and
son. Raymond. were at R. E. Bullock's
May 1o.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. S. Berry were
in St Albany saturday.-Mrs. Sydney
Gordon was in st. Albans May H-Several
from this place attended services at 0eor.
Gia Plain sunday.-George Stanley was
up from Burlington Sunday.-Grace Wat
son returned to NJ. II, 8. Monday.
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UNDERHILL.

Arthur Mullen OF Ogden. Utah. was call
"a here last week by the serious illness
Of his father. p H. Mullen.-s. e. Hum
phrey went Monday to Lake Champlain.
where he 10 steward on the steamer YER
mort-Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Dickinson
OF UxbridEe. Mass. came last week for
a visit with their son. H. H. Dickinson.
Mrs. James O'Donnell Of Boston Is Wis
fttng her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Muilsn.-WIlliam Henry died Monday
night at the homo Of Nelson Story. with
whom he had made his home.-Chauncey
Cook Of Cambridge was the guest Of his
mother. Mrs. George Grave!in. last Sun.
day-Mrs. z. 8. Sinclair has returned
from Poultney. where she visited her
daughtsr.-G. W. Benedict and family
went saturday to st. Adams. where they
vese the guests Of Alonxo sherman.-Mrs.
pugene Metcalf went wednesday to the
Nary Fletcher hospital for treatment.-
Miss Myrtle Hunt Of Essex Junction ID
the guest Of Miss Fern Davis.-A large
number from here attended the funeral
Of Donald Percival In Jericho last sat
urday,
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WESTFORD.

MrA Waskell and little son. Howard.
Of PhiIlipsburg. Can. are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Morse. who recently moved
here from East Highgats.-A daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Farms
worth recently. and q son to Mr.. and
Mrs. o. H. Jackson May II.
Union services In Observance OF Me-
mortal Sunday VIII be held at the Con-
gregational Church next Sunday morn
ing. tho Rev. Mr.. ouimby ofnciating.-
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ST. GEORGE.

little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.. Biodsett
IL very Ill.
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Mrs. George f1insdaie ART, Cd in town
Thursday from Boston and 10 opening up
her summer home.-A cottage prayer
meeting was held at the home Of o. F.
Clough Friday evening.-Mr. and Mrs.
jay Wade and two children have return
ed to Essex. N. Y.-Mrs. Rollin Forbes
and son and Miss Madge Ellwell were in
Burlington Saturday.-Mrs Walter Os-
borne ana daughters, Marion and Della,
Of Williston visited at the home Of her
parents Sunday.-Littie Katherine King
Is at the Fanny Allen hospital. where she
underwent an operation on her throat
Saturday. Mts. Ira Chase accompanied
her.
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COLCHESTER.

William n Munson. Jr., OF Port Henry.
N. z, has returned after spending the
Weekend with his parents.-Mr. and Mrs.
R q. Thomas were in town Tuesday.
They leave to-day for Newport. Me-
News has been received Of the death at
Tampa. Fla. Of Miss Louise wolcott-E.
J. wolcott Of Essex Junction was In
town Saturday.. e. Wolcott, B. F. Gale
and W. Bombard. school directors. were
In Essex Junction Tuesday to attend the
meeting called by DR.. Hillesas Of the
STATE board Of education.-Miss Doris
Wright was at home over last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs.. Adm Hine are moving to
their house near the station.-wllliam
Hins u ill.-There are several cases Of
mumps In the village.
The body Of Miss Louise Wolcott, who
died IN Tampa, Fla. on May II. arrived
here yesterday morning accompanied by
her brothers. Stanton and Frederick. and
q niece, Mrs. Oscar Harding Of Wood
stock Miss Wolcott was born here and
always lived in this village. with the
exception Of a. few winters spent in
Florida with her brothers. She had been
Ill since January. Besides her brothers
and the niece, she leaves one nephew.
Henry wolcott Of Cuba The funeral will
be held Friday afternoon at two o'clock
1t her late home.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The condition Of w. 8. Hicks. who -
seriously III at his home here, Is not as
favorable.-J. A. Coz liss, Miss Olive Cor
liss and Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Corliss Of
Swanton were guests Sunday in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. q. c. Jolley.-Dr. c. U.
johnson was called to Rutland May II
by the serious illness Of his mother
Miss Carolyn Galbraith Of Springfield.
Mass, was a guest Of Miss Eunice Stan
ley recently.-Mr. and Mrs D. G. Pax
man visited Mrs. Paxman's mother in
Fairfield sunday.-The Rev. Thornley, F..
Smith returned Saturday from his visit
with friends in Alburg.-O. H. Stanley
and Mrs. D. G. Paxman were In FIRE.
lighsburs. Que. on business Thursday
Miss Ruth Bowen passed the weekend
with her father. g. W. Bowen.-By cour-
tesy Of Frontier Grange, the teachers and
pupils Of the grammar room Of tho graded
school we're invited to attend the lee
turers' hour Of the meeting Wednesday
evening, where they gave an excellent
program. Refreshments were served
Miss Agnes Hill Of Enosburg Falls was
at her home here over sunday.-Two au-
to parties. consisting Of Willard and Leon
johnson, D. g. Paxman, c. D. Phelps,
Charles Collins. 8. Lawrence, W. R.
Noble and c. A. Peao. went on a fishing
trip to Highgate Springs Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Austin visited in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pratt at
East Berkshire recently.-Miss Edith
Grant was the guest Of Miss Marjorie
Marvin at her homo In Richford over
sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Rogers
visited Mr. Rogers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. c. Rogers. Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
william Lang Of St. Adams Bay were
recent visitors In town. While here Mr..
Lang decided his place here to his son.
Don.
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GEORGIA..

Wallace Bull and Miss May Stanley,
who visited at the home Of B. H. Post
and other relatives over Sunday, returned
by auto to Lake Placid. N. Y. Mrs. B. r.
Bull. who came with them. will visit In
town for a few weeks.-There will be a
special meeting Of the Epworth League
this evening at 7:a0 o'clock. Four papers
will be read by different members on the
work and activities of the league. Light
will be served.-Next Sum
day morning at II o'clock there will be
dist Church. The Rev. c. o. Durham
will preach.-At the Baptist Church We'd
nesday. May 30. the Rev. J. Wesley Raft
or. pastor Of the Baptist Church in st.
Adams. will give the Memorial day adj
dress.-At meeting Monday aft
ernoon in the Methodist Episcopal
Church vestry. Mrs. e. c. Smith.
Mrs. c. r. Schoff and Mrs. H. 8. Royce
of st. Adams explained the method OF
organisation and work Of the Red Cross.
No separate order was formed In Georgia.
but n women Joined a. annual members
Of the Red Cross workers In ct. Adams.
The following omcers were elected:
Chairman. Mrs. r. W. Bliss; assistant
chairman. Mrs.. r. R Keslsr; committee
on cutting. Mrs. c. z. Brooks; commit
tee on sewing. Mrs. Frances Wilbur; COM
mittee on knitting. Mrs. John Reynolds;
committee on finance. Miss Louise New
ton. The vestry OF the Conversational
Church will be used for this work and the
frst meeting will be held this afternoon
At $50 o'clock. Tho ladies are In need Of
several sewing machines and II anyone
has . machine to lend the Red Cross
workers for . few months II would be
much Appreciated. 1t u hoped that the
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WILLISTON.

The road men have finished the big
cement c'llvert which they have been
working on for a week. 1t Is safe now
for any kind Of an automobile to pass
over on the main road.-Mr. and Mrs.
Kendrew. Sadie Kraus. Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Prior and Mr.. Martin were in
Burlington saturday.-Mrs. W. H. Met
calf. who has been very i'll. Is better
Mrs Robert Norman, who accompanied
her mother. Mrs. Sarah Leaf. to her
homo here, has returned to New Hamp-
shire Morton James and wife and Rob-
ert Arms spent Monday evening in Rich
mond. Mrs. Walter Tarbox Is having
some work lone by J. H. Bryant
Mothers day was observed In the Meth
odist Church Sunday morning. the Rev.
II. G. Banks preached. and willard Fer
guson sang . solo. "A Mothers Prayer"
Bert Forbes had . severe attack Of
heart trouble last week. but Is much
better at present.-Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Turner are parents Of a son. born last
week.-rhe Kings Daughters Circle met
at their rooms In Univeraaiist hall FRI
day afternoon. work being done for the
Red Cross-Mr. and Mrs. Morton James
and sister. Nettie Warren. went to AL
burg last Sunday.
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WEST BOLTON.

q. W. Kellogg il at home from Hard
wick.-Mrs. Harriet Hall. who fell two
weeks ago and sustained injuries which
have confined her to her bed. Is gaining
slowly.-G. r. Gle and family attend
ed the funeral of Donald Percival In
Jericho. Saturday.-Mrs. Mary York. e.
b. York and family accompanied by DR..
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Morgan Of Barre
visited his mother. Mrs. Louise York.
0unday.-Mrs. Byron Jones is in Burling-
ton. q guest Of her sister. Mrs. Lucia
6treeter.-George Kellogg has sold his
land and barns on the west side of the
road to Earl Smith.-Little Davie Cuth.
beft, who has been Ill. Is better.
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WEST MILTON.

Miss Kate Talcott Of Williston was q
weekend visitor at Earl Slocum's--Joey
Sweeney and Miss Bessie Sweeney. daugh-
ter Of Levi Sweeney. were married Mon
day and q reception was given them at
William Sweeneys that evening. many
neighbors and friends observation-disclosures
Chapin has the neasles--Mr. and Mrs.
Earl 6locum and Mr.. and Mrs. c. e.
Osgood were IN Wuliston Sunday.
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smbsrship will be increased to at least
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GRAND ISLE.

A Red Cross mass meeting will be
held in the Grand Isle town hall Satur-
day evening at eight o'clock. new d.
rector will be elected to fill the place
by the resignation of Mrs. Kim
ney. John r. Berry of Burlington. rep
from thes State headquarters
Of the Red Cross. will speak at the meet
ing. An effort Is to be made to raise a
Of 100 in Grand Isle. which
Is the towns share Of the $4,000 members
to be enrolled in Vermont.
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SOUTH FRANKLIN.

z. c. Kendall Is having q cement foun.
dalton put in for his new barn to replace
the one destroyed by IRE last fall. II is
to be 12xf2 feet in size and will be con-
structed Of plank without a frame. D.
w. Ames Of Enosburg will be in charge
Of the work.-Mrs. z. 3. Falls of MINI.
eapolis, Mimi. IL passing a few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. 2. c. Kendall.-Mrs
Harriet Green Of Richford was a recent
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Hannah Ken
dall.-Mrs. Marjorie Smith Of Montreal IL
passing q few days with her sister. Mrs.
r. NJ. Towie.
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SOUTH HERO.

H. IN Robinson Hall. widow of Jerome
p. Hall. died Sunday afternoon after
a lingering illness. She was born and al
ways lived In South Hero and was one
of the oldest residents. She was born on
September is, 1899. She Is survived ny
two sons and two daughters. and one sis
ter who is S. years of age and who still
resides In. the old homestead. The funeral
was held at the house Wednesday after
noon at two o'clock.
A wedding of much interest to peo-
pie in the vicinity of South Hero occur
red at 100 p. M, Wednesday. May 16,
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. c. p Fox
of Cambridge. Mass, when Horace d.
Kinney. son Of Mr.. and Mrs T. I. Kim
new of South Hero. and Miss Clara
Hoyt were united in marriage by the
Rev. William NJ. Macnair In the pres
ence Of a few immediate friends. The
bridal couple were attended by Miss
Clara Fox. daughter of the family in
whose home the bride has lived for
several years while attending to her
professional duties az trained nurse.
and John P. Hoyt. brother of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinney arrived in North
Pomfret Thursday and on Friday eve
ming were given reception at the
home of the brides uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. F. L. Lamberton, which was
attended by large representative
gathering of North Pomfret friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinney will mako thar
home on a farm which Mr.. Kinney has
recently purchased in South Hero.
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BINGHAMVILLE.

The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church will serve supper to-day.
at the church parlor.-Mr. and Mrs. L. 8.
Sweet Of Jacksonville passed Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer spaulding.-Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Boozan were in Johnson
Saturday on business.-Mrs. L. H. Scott
Is confined to her bed with severe cold.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

passing a few weeks with her daughter.
Mrs. George Stevens.-Mrs. Harvey Der.
NINA Of Ludlow visited Miss Lena Hadd
Q part Of last week.-The Woman's Mis-
sionery meeting will be held at the home
Of Mrs. W. 8. Rublee Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. c. ]. Peterson IL attending the
woman's Home Union Conference at
Randolph.-w. 8. Rublee was in Berk-
shire Center Monday.-Cari Dryer IL
working in d. U. Paul's store.-Mrs. E..
L. Washburn was in Enosburg Falls
Observation-Disclosures May q. there
win be Holy Communion celebrated at
$50 o'clock at Calvary Church.
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EAST GEORGIA.

Miss Eva Hadley was an over Sunday
visitor here. the guest Of her sister. Mrs
8. e. Thresher.-Corporal Hatch was i'll
last week and . nurse was called to at
tend him. He Is much improved.-Aiiss
Elizabeth Giddings. teacher. vas in Bur-
lington on business saturday.-Claude
Smith came home from West Milton.
where he went on a fishing trip with a
catfish that tipped the scales at IS pounds.
s. e. Thresher has been ilL-Gladys
Shepard Of st. Adams spent Sunday at
the home of her parents.-Jed King, an
old residenet Of this town. died last Tues
day. The funeral was held Friday
Lyman Bevins has moved into tho Ira
Fairbanks tenement at the crossing.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds
have returned to their home in
Jacksonville after visiting his cousin.
w. w. Adrich. q few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs n. F. Tilley attended the
funeral Of Donald Percival in Jericho
Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. F. v. Prior of
Wuliston were at Walter Yantz's Sun
day.
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A daughter. Florence Mae. was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. William Broulette
May IS.
A daughter, Ruby May. was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. v. F.. Cushing May IS.
Plans are being made for a big patriotic
demonstration in this city on Memorial
day. At the request Of A. r. Hurlbut
Post. No. 60. G. A. R.. the city council
appointed a special committee of arrange
ments consisting Of Aldermen p. E. Sulli-
van and w. D. Jarvis, who are co-operat-
ing with the Grand Army. Felix w.
McGettrck of Boston. formerly Of this
city, will be the orator. The pre-memor-
ial service will be held Sunday. May "a.
at the Baptist Church with an address by
the pastor. the Rev. J. Wesley Rafter.
A pretty wedding took place at St.
Luke's Episcopal Church Wednesday aft
ernoon of last week when Miss Doris
Edris White, daughter of Mrs. Hattie
White. and James w. Ingiis of Montreal
were united In marriage by the rector.
the Rev. George w. Smith. Miss Jennie
Geer acted as bridesmaid and Alexander
Watson Of Montreal was the best man.
Following the wedding a reception was
held at the brides home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Inglis left Wednesday evening for a visit
In Glens Falls. N. Y. and New York city.
They will pass the summer In this city.
but will go to Montreal in the fall to re-
side Among those from out of town who
attended the wedding were the srooms
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Iiglis. of
Montreal and their daughter in-law. Mrs.
John Inglis. Jr. of Montreal.
Miss Bertha NJ. Bressett, eldest daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Bressett.
and Elmer ]. Leduc were married at
Holy Angels Church Tuesday morning at
1880 o'clock. the Rev. l.. r. Desrochers
performing the ceremony. Miss Nellie
Bressett. sister Of the BRIDE acted as
bridesmaid and Hubert Maynard as best
man. Following the wedding breakfast
was served at the home of the bride's
parents. On their return home from New
York and points on the Hudson they will
make their home on Lake street
The annual meeting Of the Verulam
club was held Tuesday evening in the
Autonoe club rooms. After the business
meeting . novel and excellent entertain