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and Sally tstevens) Cheney. was

Thomas ana Sally (StevenS) Cheney, was
born in Morristown February 9, 1910. She
was united in marriage to Henry II.
Bryant November S. 1874. and for seven
years lived on the home farm, known as
the Uncle Tom Cheney farm, when they
to the village. where they have
since resided. Mrs. Bryant was a MEM
Der Of the United Workers of the Con-
gregational Church. always taking live
interest in that organization, and as long
as her health permitted was a constant
attendant. Her genial manner and cor
dial and kindly ways won for her many
close friends and tho highest esteem Of all
who knew her. Besides her husband, she
is survived by a brother. William S.
Cheney. and a sister. Mrs. Sarah Hoyt.
Those from out Of town who were here
to attend the funeral were Mrs. Sarah
Hoyt Of Parishville. N. Y. Miss Flora
Terrill Of Norwich. Conn. Mrs. Anna
Blake Of Concord, n. H.. Weld Terrill of
Chester. Mass. B. A. Palmer of St. Johns
bury and Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Cobb OF
Hardwick.-I. n. LeBaron. Mr.. and Mrs.
Newton LeBaron. Mr.. and Mrs. r. F.
Atkinson. T. J. Stewart. Max Stewart
and r. S. Robinson were in Hyde Park
Thursday to attend the annual meeting
of the Lamoille Valley Rural Letter Car
riers' association. At the business session
the following officers were elected: Pres.
ident, l.. II. Noyes OF Hyde Park: vice.
president. r. F. Atchinson of Worthwhile;
secretary and treasurer. Z. S. Robinson
Of Worthwhile: executive board. to consist
OF carriers Of the town where tho next
meeting is to be held committee on reso-
lutions. r. F. Atkinson. J. e. Wheelel
Of Woioott. A. c. Hooker Of Hardwick
deiegatc-at-large to State meeting. to be
l., ~
ond delegate. r. n. Farrand of Hardwick
The next meeting place will be Wolcott
and the date February q. 1913. Prin. A
d. Simpson of L. c. Academy gave the
address Of welcome. the response being
made by Carrier r. F. Atchinson.-Post
master and Mrs. c. l.. Gates visitef
friends in Hardwick Friday-Miss Rhods
Ober is at home from st. Johnsbury. II
with a severe attack OF the measles
Mrs. Minnie Fitch Steel went Frida,
night to Philadelphia, called there on &C
count Of the serious illness of her brother
Walter Fitch, who 10 in q hospital IL
that city.
Ralph Clark. son Of Mr.. and Mrs Lyman
Clark. and Miss Gertrude Whittemore
daughter { Mrs. s. c. Whittemore
parsonage of the Methodist Church. the
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, with MrE
'Whittemore and younger daughter
went Friday to Richford. where they vii
reside.--F f. King went Saturday to Fair
field. remaining with friends over Sunda y
Mrs. T. a. Flandrcau. who has beer
with her daughter and husband. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Maurice Greene, for two weeks. lef
Saturday on her return to Washington. ID
C.-Mrs. Louis Archambault OF Fairfield
| who has represented Schweezer of New
York. importers from Switzerland. re
turned home Saturday evening. accompan
led by her daughter Miss Corinne. wh'
spent Saturday here with friends. Mrs
Florence Smith and son. Dwight. sper
Sunday in johnson at the home Of Mrs
]. g. Bicknell-A. B. Greene was called t.
Burlington Saturday evening by Mrs
Greene. who Is at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital with her little daughter. Marion
Miss Maud Moulton. who has viste;
friends at st. Johnsbury and Lisbon, N
H., was called home Saturday on &C
count OF the illness OF her brother. Frec
Moulton.-A. ]. Bartlett went to Burling
ton Monday to be with his f-brother
Louis Billings. who IL to undergo an opcr
alton at the Mary Fletcher hospital-iI
l.. Delano went Monday to Burlington a.
one of the grand jury in the United State
district court-Mr. and Mrs. Z. ]. Mil.
spent Saturday In Hyde Park, guests O
Mrs Loe Eliiott.-v. L. Fielding left Mon
day for New York State in the employ
ment Of the Atlantic 4 Pacific stores. an,
will be engaged in fitting up stores /!
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