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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-01-06
AN OBSERvANT MAID

The Lady of the House, think you
will not find me difficult to suit,
Marie.
The New Maid am sure not,
Ma'am. Isaw your husband as came
in.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-01-06

ssDe man dat tells all he knows"
eaid Uncle Eben, cain nigh as bad as
q one who can't stop dar. but keeps
N teIlin'."-W. S.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-01-06
Catholic Church

Early mass, 800; Second mass,
1920; benediction. 7.30 p. M.
FATHER PECOUL, Priest
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-09-27
ORLEANS COUNTY


Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ. Wiley returned
Friday from a weeks visit to Cambridge
and Morrisville.-The boys from the vii
lage school went to Hardwick Saturday
afternoon to play ball with the boy
scouts and got the worst of the game,
with a score standing Is to 1.-The Rev.
t.. c. Hayes, Mrs. LA Young and Mrs.
Mabel Morse attended the Sunday school,
convention and church anniversary at
Barton last week.-Mrs.. Katherine Dow
of Albany. teacher of the Hazen road
school, was taken III after one week at
school and was obliged to cancel her en-
gagement. The pupils are being trans
ported to the village school. it being
impossible to find n teacher at this time
to take her place,-Norman Dufur. who
went last week to New York with Her.
bert Terrill, has Il position for the fall
and winter months.-Mr. and Mrs. Ran
some. missionaries to Egypt, arc spend
ing a few weeks of their vacation at the
lake in one of +. c. Kinney's cottages
Mrs. Julia Cass of Redland. Cal, is visit
ing her cousins, the Misses Elizabeth
and Mary Simpson, at their cottage by
the l~ake.-Friday evening about 125 per-
sons surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Geb-
bic at their home and passed n very
pleasant evening in honor OF their recent
marriage. Refreshments were provided
by the ladies' contingent.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Miss Ed Bryant and Frank Anderson
were married last Wednesday by the Rev.
George Il. GoOdliffe at the parsonage
Willard Chapman of Westbury. l.. l.,
Miss Gladys Bruce of Randolph were
married at her home last Thursday eve
ming. September 20 by the Rev. George L.
Goodliffe Frank T. Ball died Thursday
evening of diebetes. Mr.. Ball came to this
town several years ago from Addison
county, and bought the Col. John b.
Mead farm. where he had since lived. He
has been a great sufferer for years. and
unable to work the past year. The funeral
was held at his late home Sunday after
noon and he was buried in the cemetery
here. Relatives from Burlington and vi.
cinity attended the funeral.-Commission-
err Hillegas was here last week to see
about affairs Of the agricultural school.
which opens next Tuesday, October 9.
As the old dormitOry is to be torn down,
the board of education has hired u part of
Mrs. Holden's boarding house. where
they will board all students desiring to
hire board.-Mrs. Alvord. whose husband
recently died, has been moved to her
daughters, Mrs. George Beaudro.-Prof.
and Mrs. Meigs have returned from a two
weeks vacation, spent with relatives in
Burlington and Vergennes.
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LOWELL.

Mrs. Frances jacques has gone to Hyde
Park to spend the remainder of the
month with her daughter, Mrs. A. Clark.
Mrs. Henry Parkhurst and daughter
OF North Troy visited their mother, Mrs.
l.. o. Sanborn, last week.-Mrs.. G.. S.
w spent the weekend with her sis
ter in Highgate.-Mrs. Peter Gardner en-
tertained her brother, Peter Ashley, and
her niece, Mrs. King, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank King and son Of Essex Center,
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. F. G.. Belirose of
Hardwick visited his mother. Mrs.
Michel Bellrose, and brother. W. u.
Bellrose, recertly.-Mrs. George Iuro. .1
accompanied her daughter, Mrs. Et.I.~
Coburn, to her home in Worcester. A't.t..
where she will spend n few weeks. - Il
Clement and friend Of Lebanon, y. H.,
were the weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Diette.-Mr. and Mrs. Bodette
Start and children Of ST. Adams spent
the weekend with Mrs. Starts father,
L. 8. Cooledge.-Dr. G. II. Newton and
friend, Mr.. Hitchcock of Cambridge, call.
ed on DR.. Newton's father, III. II. New.
ton. Monday.-Julius Deblois of Sutton
was in town from Saturday till Tuesday
looking after his business here.-Mrs. #
L. Newton and son Fred of Browning.
ton, visited Mrs. Newton's daughter
Mrs. A. G. Cello. Saturday and Sunday
Fred returned home but Mrs. Newton will
remain a few weeks visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Stannard are the par.
ents of a son, born September 23.-Mr
and Mrs. r. v. Newton and son, Robert
spent the weekend in Eden at the homt
of Mrs. Newton's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
c. Wescomb.
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CRAFTSBURY

Mrs. Albert Cass from Fair Haven,
Mass, is a guest of her sister, Mrs.
Sadie Robbins.-Mrs Ella Howard left
Tuesday for an auto trip to the Pacific
coast.-Dr. Dunton left the first of this
week for an auto trip to Boston and
vicinity.-O. c. Miller of Newport gave
an interesting talk for the benefit Of the
Red Cross in the town hall Friday.-Mrs.
Laura Goodrich returned to Springfield
Wednesday.-Mrs. Nellie Uric spent a
part of last week in Orleans.-Mrs
Charles Weber is visiting in White
River.-The Rev. c. ID. Pierce attended the
meeting in Morrisville Monday in the
interest of conference claimants.-Mrs
Clarence Brewster was a weekend visi-
tor in Newport.-Mavis Moody returned
to Waterbury Thursday after spending
the summer in this town.-Hollis Lathe
went Friday to Cambridge to do milk
testing.-The first lecture Of this seasons
lecture course was given In the town
hall Tuesday evening of last week by
Bishop Hughes of Boston. A large crowd
attended.
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have also been ordered closed. This action
followed a meeting Of the health officer.
the selectmen. the village trustees, and
the school directors, held In the office OF
DR.. Bailey Monday night. The children
who have the disease are aged three and
five years and I'VE never, of course, been
to school. vet there are several children
In that part of the town who have been
with them who do attend school and this
action was taken as 81 precaution against
other cases. 1t is not known where the
disease originated, as the mother and chill
dren had not been up town for two weeks,
and so far as known had not come in con-
tact with any stranger. The cases are
patients OF Dr. G. ]. Rumrill, who re-
ports them as mild in each case SO far
Thelma, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. G.. =.
Lamson, who has been one of the typhoid
fever cases. was taken violently i'll Mon
day with appendicitis and was taken to
the sanitarium and operated upon for a
ruptured appendix at ten o'clock Monday
evening Henry Hatch, who has been
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. L..
Hatch. since Sunday night, returned to
Fort Strong Monday.-Miss Lura Church
went to Montpelier Monday to enter the
| Methodist Seminary for n years course
of study.-Miss Helen Davis went to
Bethel ~Tuesday.-Mrs. ]. i. Tewksbury
was in East Braintree Monday to attend
the funeral of her uncle, Stearns Hutchin-
son. Mr.. Hutchinson was nearly 81 years
of age. lie IL survived by a son and daugh-
ter.-G. a. Osha has received Il letter
from his brother, Galen w. Osha, who
went with the medical corps to France
about n month ago. He reports n safe
trip, a warm welcome on his arrival, from
the inhabitants. a beautiful country, and.
better than all. good health. The address
given for them Is to the American Expedi-
tionary Forces, u. S. Postmaster, New
York
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-09-27

act upon the proposed ministerial en-
dowment fund Of 5000, 900 was held In tho
Methodist Episcopal Churcl, Thursday
afternoon and evening. At the after
noon session there was d round table dis
cussion under the direction of District
superintendent Rev. DR.. Sharp of St.
Johnsbury. At six o'clock n banquet
was served In the vestry by the women
OF the church. AT the post-prandlal ex-
erclses James A. Stacey presided. A. l..
Palmer of Windsor spoke on Pensions,
Their Origin. Purpose and Justification"
States Attorney w. S. Pingree's topic
was Give Our Pastors q Pension"
Leonard d. Wheelcr's topic was, 9TH
Church as a Working Organization"
The Rev. DR.. Sharp complimented the
women for their excellent repast and the
presiding officer and speakers. The for
maj evening session opened in the church
auditorium at 1880 with Scripture reading
by the Rev. Benjamin T. Harrison of
Windsor and prayer by the Rev. Mr..
Hazelton OF Brownsville. The formal ad-
dress was by the Rev. DIR. Oliver Ford Of
Springfield, Mass, superintendent Of that
district. Incident to the evening pro-
gram were selections by the local Ken
mawr trio and a vocal solo by Leroy
Neal. The Rev. DR.. George II. Sisson,
pastor of the church, presided.
A marriage was solenmnized in White
River Junction Monday afternoon was
that OF Miss Rita Zeh of Albany. n. Y,
and Corporal John II. Farrell of the reg
ular army and now on duty at the local
recruiting office. The was SOL
emnized by the Rev. ]. F. Ullery, rector
OF st. Johns Episcopal Church.. Corporal
and Mrs. Farrell will remain in town dur
Ing his stay at the recruiting station
A visitor in town is Frank Sheckler Of
Nevada. Ohio. a widely known dairy cattle
buyer. On this present trip he has to date
secured SO head of pure-bred Jerseys for
shipment to Ohio. His purchases were
made in Windsor and Orange counties and
in the towns of st. Johnsbury and Hard
wick.
Lloyd X. Beaulac is at home after an
extended visit in Burlington. Accom-
panying him on his return trip were his
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Westover,
and daughter. Helen. Of Montrcal.-Ser-
geant Stanley Sargent, now with the
Vermont troops at Camp Devens, West
field, Mass, was at the home Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sargent.
Friday. He received his promotion from
the ranks.
The Debating society of the Hartford
high school has a strong team, and
would like to hear from other clubs in
Vermont. Address the secretary. Lewis
Powers, Box 2, White River Junction.
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HYDE PARK.

Another draft of rs men Is to be made
Iext week. The examinations will take
place Monday, October 1.-The Rev. w. k.
pastor of the Congregational
church at this place about eight years,
las resigned In order to accept a call to
he church at North Bennington. He
finishes his work here October 15.-Clay
Fisk, who has passed examinations for
kdmisslon to the army aviation corps,
eaves soon for Oklahoma, where he will
receive instructions.-C. r.. Slavery is
pending a few days at Shoreham.-Wal-
Ter Benson. who has been at Old Orchard
throughout the summer, was In town
Harold Waite and daugh-
Ter of Morse's Line are spending a week
1t the home of S. Il. Waite.-Miss
adelaide Badger Is attending business col
|ege at Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs. Page
Cford returned Monday from a weeks
tisit with relatives at Fairfax.-S. b..
Waite and +. p. Hill spent Sunday at
Line.-Mrs. A, ID. Sampson OF
tvinsted, Conn, is in town for a few days.
wv. d. Somerville Of New York city is
bending a few weeks In town.-Mr. and
Mrs. Godette were visitors at Charlotte
hst Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Gernon and
laughter. Audrey. have returned &c their
|ome at Norwich, Gonna largely at
ended reception was given the faculty
nd students of the l.. G. A. at the Con-
regational Church Thursday evening.
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DERBY.

Mrs. A. Il. Hopkinson has just ce1e-
brated her send birthday. Her bodily
health is good, and also her cyesight,
as she never uses glasses. Unfortu-
nately nearly six years g she slipped
and fell on the ice, crushing her right hip.
She has had to sit in a chair ever since.
The training teacher of Derby Academy,
Miss Graves, and her mother are house,
keeping in 1. Goochier's tenement. Miss
Graves is from Rochester, N. Y.-Super-
intendent Boyd and family of West
Charleston attended the freshman recep-
ton at Derby Academy. Miss Eleanor
Dale from Victoria, 3. c.. and her grster,
Marjorie. from Boston. also attended the
reception of Derby Academy September
H.-The house, barn and out-buildings Of
w. B. Robbins & Son were struck by
lightning and burned at midnight Sep
tember 10. Fifteen cows were also burn
ed. Most of the household goods were
also destroyed. The loss is covered by
insurance.
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RANDOLPH.

James Rotkovitch, who was among
the drafted men who went to Aver,
Mass, was in town for a brief visit on
Wednesday. leaving the same day for
his place of service. While here he
secured about s25 towards the pur-
chase of a flag for his regiment. and
went back happy.-Mrs. Lloyd Chaffee
of Enosburg Falls, was in town Tues
day having been called here by the
death of her father, Mr.. Ball, who lived
at the Center.-Miss Leta Clafin after
a several days stay with Mr.. and Mrs.
L. l. Clafin left on Wednesday for
Boston to visit Miss Anna Farnsworth.
Rev. H. L. Hinckley went to Rich
ford Tuesday afternoon to attend the
Baptist State convention-Mrs. H. Fl.
Paige went to Burlington Tuesday to
visit her son Observation-Disclosures Clafin,
who was one Of the drafted men in the
State of Washington. has been trans
ferred to this State and has returned
to take his examination.-Mrs. Elida
Sandspra Gilpin of Mortified and her
sister, I1loeen Sandspra of Bethel. were
in town on Tuesday.-Mrs. Eugene Ell
lison. after a several weeks absence
with her daughter at Derry, n. H., has
returned home. her daughter, Mrs. Ed
win Weston, accompanying her to re-
la hSIc " IL - WIGS
caught a horned owl in a trap on the
Jones farm recently. The owl which
is very large, was on exhibition in the
postoffice Wednesday.-Mrs. Gertrude
Chatfeld Wood of Boston, who has
visited her father, d. l.. Chatfeld, return
ed home Wednesday.-Mrs. Raycraft,
who has been living in the Charles
Blodgett place on the Center road. was
judged insane and taken to Waterbury
Wednesday,. 1t is "a singular circum-
stance hat her husband and one son.
are also inmates of the hospital at
Waterbury, having been taken there
several months ago.. For the last year
Mrs. Raycraft has been in a nervous
state and has been growing worse.
Her 13-year-old son has been taken to
the home Of the overseer, A. H. Beedle
temporarily.-Miss Winifred Richmond
went to st. Adams Tuesday to visit the
Rev. and Mrs. George w. Smith fol
several weeks.-A. e. Batchelder AND
Lawrence Stockwell have gone to Dun
edin. Fla, for the winter.-Thelma
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Lamson
who is critically i'll at the sanitorium
remains about the same, her condition
being far from encouraging. The other
patients in the home of w. f.. Lamsor
are now all thought to be improving
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

what might have been a serious acct
dent occurred Sunday about noon near
the home of A.. l.. Haskell. Webster
Wilbur was driving his motorcycle at
such a rate Of speed with his nephew.
Clarence Wilbur, in the side car that he
was unable to make the curve at the ton
OF the hill near Mr.. Haskell's house. The
side car loft the ground and Mr.. Wilbur.
In an attempt to protect his nephew.
steered his car to the opposite side of
the road, when 1t struck a wire fence
and maple tree. Mr.. Wilbur was thrown
out and received a deep flesh wound over
the left eye and a fracture Of the bone.
DR.. Il. NJ. Crane, who happened to pass
a few minutes later, dressed the wound
at the home of Mr.. Haskell. 1t required
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from pnge ~

|reatment.-Mrs. Clyde Richardson of
tvolcott came Wednesday for n few days
btay with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Abbott Amsden.-Miss Marie Van Valken-
burEh of Springfield, Mass. came Tues
lay evening, having engaged for the sea-
ION as trimmer in the millinery parlors of
Mrs. Stella Fulsom.--A large number OF
Fucker Chapter members went to Hard
wick Tuesday evening and were enter
aimed by local chapter men with a clam
Supper.-Mrs. Esther Fitch went Wednes-
lay to Greensboro for n few days stay
Ind to close her cottages for the winter.
miss Bessie Mayott, who has passed a
lew weeks here with friends, went We'd
hesday to Manchester, n. H., for an ex-
ended stay with relatives.-Mrs o. G.
Kelly of Waterville came Wednesday for
stay of several days at the home Of Mr..
Ind Mrs. William +. Sherman.
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CADY'S FALLS.

Miss Mildred Seaver. who has passed
he summer at Grand Isle. has returned
home and is taking a teachers training
kourse at Morrisville.-Mrs. Eliza Girls
void visited her sister. Mrs. A. Fl. Cal
kins, last Saturday. Mrs. Griswold, in
ompany with Mrs. Name Grout OF Nor
S~isville. expects to leave Friday for Cali
brnia.-The Calkins families were in AL
burg Sunday.-Miss Gladys Cobleigh en-
Dyed a trip through the Islands Sunday.
IrOscar Sherwin of Hardwick spent Mon
lay in town.-Miss Fanny Towle is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Ada Smith.-Mrs.
bella Jones o a trip to Newport Sum
lay.-George Warren la visited in
6pringfield. Mass, the past week.-Miss
Gertrude Wilson visited her mother in
Eerrisburg over Sunday.-The George
|amily have vacated the Bedell house
nd moved to Morrisville.-Mr. and Mrs.
\. H. Calkins, Frank Calkins and family
we're in East Hardwick Sunday.-E. II.
calkins took Miss Helen Whitcomb to the
Fanny Allen hospital Tuesday.
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NORTH TROY.

Mrs. Hattie Mills, wife of Reuben Mills,
died at her home on Elm street Wednes-
day. Sept. ~ after a long and painful
sickness. The funeral was held at the
residence Friday at two O'Clock, the Rev.
William Mlllar officiating. She leaves be-
sides her husband; one son, Wilson Mills;
her mother. Mary Ann Wilson; two
brothers and several sisters. John Wilkin-
SON, manager of the Frontier House.
slipped on the stairs Saturday and Injured
his shoulder.-Miss Ruth Il. Annis re-
turned to Brandon Saturday to resume her
teaching there.-Miss Marianne Wilson re-
turned Saturday to Rutland. where she
has a position with the American Tele-
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

the hrst meeting of the creditors OF
Napoleon Rivers OF Montpelier and Charles
Dobson OF Barre city will take place in the
once OF Referee w. N. Theriault at ten
O'Clock the morning of October 3. e
were adjudged bankrupts In United States
court last week.
MISS Gertrude House. daughter of Sena-
tor T.. b. House Of Berlin. was given a
shower by the members of Mirror Lake
Grange Friday evening in hoonr of her
approaching marriage to John Benjamin,
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YORKTOWN.

Mrs. i, s. Austin and her brother, Nor
ris Dumas. who have been visiting in
the past week. returned home
Tuesday.-Those who are to attend the
Seminary at Montpelier this term are
Paul johnson and Kenneth Ward.-Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Buckley and daughter.
Grace, were In Montpelier Sunday.-John
Bidgood OF Montpelier was In town Tues
day'-otto Bates and Miss Johnson OF
Montpelier were guests Of Miss Johnson's
parents Sunday.-P. Il. Griffith was in
East Montpelier Sunday
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SOUTH ROYALTON.

c.. T. S%outhgate expects to go to Groton
to-day to work in the station for n few
days. after which he will return to his
old position in the Wells River station
at Barre.-Adrian Il. Holmes. assistant
principal OF the high school,, has the
humps and Murray Ellis is substituting
for him in schoo!,-A reception for the
new teachers will be held In the high
school hall this evening.-A concert for
the benefit of the Red Cross will be given
in the Methodist Epis copal Church next
Wednesday evening.
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BENSON.

Arthur G.. Bishop and family of Fort
Ann came to town Sunday and visited
his mother, Mrs. Eunice Bishop of the
east part of the town.-Mrs. Van Ness
Patnode Of Bristol was here the first OF
the week. a guest Mt Jerry NJ. Fowlers.-
Miss Harriet F%alkenburg and John Gala
han were married September ~ by
the Rev. r.. H.. Bal of Fair Haven. Mr..
and Mrs. Callahan will reside in Benson.
where Mr.. Callahan works in Taite Bros.
cr~eamery.-Dr. Jasper p. Newton return
ed Saturday from St. Albans and Rouses
Point, where he has been to visit rela-
tives.-Miss Helen Green, teacher In the
public school of Montpelier, is visiting
Mrs. Jay Roberts. Her home Is in Fair
Haven.-Two autos had a head-on col
lsion at the four corners. just east or
this village. Sunday. with Levi Munger.
Bert Bishop and Scott Keith in one ana
a stranger In the other. Mr.. Munger's
car was badly damaged and the three
men in his car were more or less hurt.
Ihe range was unhurt, but Mr.. Mum
ger, assuming he was to blame, gave the
stranger $50 to settle.-Arthur Graham.
VINO works for w. r. Bush of the Mt.
view stock farm. where they have about
100 Jersey cows, is now in Kentucky buy
ing more cows. They have a milking ma
chine and several men taking care Of
their herd OF Jerseys.-George NJ. Wright.
who has been in town two or three years.
coming here from Middlebury. has moved
to B~randon.-J. w. Estey of Whitehall
IL IN town, "A guest at James II. Aiken's.
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pnone company. She and her brother, Max
Wilson, of Jeffcrsonville, were in town
to attend the funeral of their late sister.
Mrs. Mills.-Mrs. Lucy e. Ladd is ILL.,
Eugene Truax and family m Carl john
son and wife were visiting in Huntington
the last of the week.
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WINDSOR COUNTY
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.

One of the series OF IA group meetings
of the Vermont conference of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church to consider and
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

H.. r. c. Watson's string of
fine Morgan horses from Edgeview
farm of this town captured II first
premiums, ~ second, and seven third
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WORCESTER.

Miss Faith Goddard of Salem. Mass.
was a guest at the home Of II. l.. Abbott
and Miss Francis last week.-Miss Susie
Abbott has returned from her visit with
her sister, Mrs. Slayton OF Morrisville.-
Arthur Ulton has moved back to town
and occupies one of Mr.. Vents tene-
ments.-Mr. and Mrs. Jason Jennings Of
Montpelier were guests of the Curtis
family on Hampshire Hill parts of last
week.-Leon Dormon has returned from
Island Pond. where he has been employ
ed all summer. and has rented part Of
Mrs. Lettie Templeton's house.-Miss
Hazel Senter of Middlesex. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Senter. former resi-
dents of West Hill, and William Norton
of East Montpelier were united in mar
rage by the Rev. f. c. Clark at the
parsonage Tuesday evening, September
ls.-Samuel Black has sold his place near
Putnamvllle to william Norton of East
Montpelier.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Utton
visited relatives in Hardwick last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Dodge of Lyndonville
are at the home of Mr.. Dodge's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard D~odge.-Frank w.
Hartman, who has been In town for sew
eral days. returned to his work in Rich
mond on Friday.-Roy Cane of Saranac
Lake. N. Y, was a visitor at the home
of his uncle, Charles Cane. last week.
The young man was on his way to Camp
Deyens at Aver. Mass.