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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-12-05

dfed remained over Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Curtis were called to st.
Johnsbury on Wednesday of last week
by the serious illness Of their daugh-
@eri Madeline, who was taken to
3fightlook hospital and underwent an
operation for appendicitis at that
inc. Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis returned
IN Thursday reorting Miss Madeline
comfortable, and recent reports say
he is making q good recovery as her
many friends here are glad to learn.
"A series Of whist parties began at
he Heights House on Monday even
ng to last six weeks, the proceeds to
e given to the Red Cross On Thanks
living evening the parlors of the
lot,se were opened for the same pur-
1ose,s six tables being at play. The
terize for the best score, chicken,
tas awarded to Mrs. Ivy Curtis, while
seil. Maillett had, the consolation, a
]mall box of sugar.-Miss Ruth Cole,
Tho is studying at Montpelier. Sem
nary, was at home for the Thanks
wing weekend vacation.-Mr. and
lrs Percy Maillett and little daugh-
or, Charlotte, have closed their house
nd gone to Hartford, Conn, for the
Inter, where Mr.. Maillett has en-
,loyment.-R. ". Hebb, Maine Cen
alsstation agent at South. Lunenburg,
2ent. Thanksgiving with Mrs. Hebb
{. Jetfersonville, both returning home
: n friday.-Dr. and Mrs. w. M.
BRONSON spent the holiday with his
arents at Littleton.-Mrs. Elizabeth
lynn of Lancaster was the guest OF
Ter sister, Mrs. Ann Phelps. last
eek Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Turner
nd sons, Harold and Kenneth, were
fitn her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. w,
cott. in St, j ohnsbury on Thanksgiy-
az Day ALBERT Lewis was home
+. rom Camp Devens a few hours on
thursday with Mrs. Porter Smith. He
rived at noon and went back the
anne anne evening, but was glad for the
snort leave and his friends We're GLAD
. see him.
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Thanksgiving guests at G. A. AL
drich' s.-Several OF the ladies from
West Burke are expected here next
Thursday to hold their regular meet
ing of the Red Cross and to organize
a branch of the work here. Lunch,
and hot coffee will be served.-Mrs.
MOulton Taft fell again last week
Tuesday receiving injuries which con-
fine her to the 'bed-Word of the
safe arrival of Mr.. and Mrs. Cory.lon
Parker in Florida has been received.
The County Agent, L. A.. Wood, will
be at Grange hall next Friday evening
to make plans for the future in regard
to feed, seed, etc.-Sutton raised more
than her superintendent in the Y NJ
c. A. fund and is now raising it's part
of the War Library Fund A good
amount Of Liberty Bonds have been
taken by the Sutton people. There
are several Red Cross members and
some ladies who do not belong to the
Red Cross society who are doing the
work just the same. Who says SUIT
ton people are "slaekers ?.f-Your cor
respondent has been on the sick list
for some time in the past, hence no
locals in last weeks paper.-Rev. p.
Contois and wife.were Thanksgiving
quests at II. A. Blake and daughters
hOme - ~. ~. e.t' 81 -.
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LOWER WATERFORD

$. tMrs. G. A. Ballou, correspondent 4,
Rollo. Wright Of Camp Dexens, a.
Aver, Mass was in town Sunday am
called on shis grand her Mrs.s Wrigh.
and uncle A. Wright.-Mrs Haul
say Bullock visited her friend Mis-;
Gertrude Ryan of Barre at st. Johns.
bury last & Friday.-Mr and Mrs
Arthur Clay went to Haverhili. Mass,
last Tuesday to spend Thanksgiving
with Mrs. Clay's sister, Mrs. Nellie
Emery and attend the Golden Wedding
tnniverary OF Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Brown at Merrimac, Mass, Friday
NOV. 3o-Nfr. and Mrs. g. a. Bailor
and Mrs. Katherine Morrison spent
Day at III. B. Morrison's
at Oo11cortt.- Miss Helen Goss and
friend and Merle Goss were home the
THANKSGIVING recess. Miss Margaret
Colby was home from her school at
Iayndonvf1ie for anksgiving Mr..
and Mrs. Glen Hemingway and daugh-
tel. Edith and Mr.. and Mrs. G.. l..
Hemingway spent Thanksgiving at
Ellie Miles at Passumpsic.--S Several
from. here attended THE. old Folks
dance at the n. e. o. p. hall at Water
ford last Tuesday right.--Clarence
al orrison OF Portland, Me-, came home
and spent Thanksgiving with his par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Morrison,
returning to- Portland Friday Miss
sAbbie Hale had aslarge Thanksgiving
party at her home Thanksgiving day
there were Mr.. and Mrs. Micah Baker
Of Goncordsafr and Mrs. S. w Bon
.nett and two children, Miss Alice
Parker. and John Parker of Concord
MI. and Mrs. ThaInas Coleman and
son. Mr.. and Mrs, Herbert Person
and; daughter Lois of St. Jehnsbury
Fred Williamson and Mr.. and Mrs
James King and son Hiram Of Barton
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Williamson OF
Taunton Mass Mrs. Williamson and
two sons Friedrich and Maurice OF
Plymouth, ~ H.-The ladies circle
viii serve a fish chowder supper in
the vestry Friday evening Dec; A
Farce will be given after supper.
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MONROE.

tMabel Frazer, Correspondents
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hosfo,Sl had
Is guests Thanksgiving Day Mr., and
Mrs. Larkin Hosford, John Colby ana
afnily of Woedsville and Isaac Jacobs
: Holyoke, Mass.-Mrs. Susan Frost
7 Birmingham, Mass, is visiting
ars. Harriet Cross.-Mrs. Emily Dut-
On of Concord is spending few days
nth her sister, Mrs. Metcalf. Mrs.
red Gibson attended the funeral : of
irs. Netties Powers at st. Johnsbury
Z 'riday.-Mr.- and Mrs. G.. L.. Frazer
nd sons spent Thursday with Mr..
nd Mrs. James Moore in East Bar
et.--Miss Mary Fisher was at home
rom Bath several days last week.
If. and Mrs. Angie Pratt have been
pending few weeks in Portland,
Ie., called there by the serious illness
Mr.. Pratt's brother.-Mr. and Mrs.
dbert Babcock. Mrs. Ord and Ken
teth San1phier of ST Johnsbury spent
thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Astle.-Miss Nettie Lang of Barnet
pent Thursday with her sister, Mrs.
,scar Frazer.-A Ruby Beattie
listed her sister. Mrs. Henry Smith
n Woodsville the last of the week. n
frs George Bort spent Friday in st.
ohnsbury.-John Gilchrist and FAM
y of Barnet spent Thanksgiving at
). r. Gilchrist's.-Albert Nelson and
'amily were at the home of Charles
Carr in st. Johnsbury for Thanks
giping.-Miss Ethel Duncan visited
FRS. Charles Farr in ST. Johnsbury
he Inst of tho yyaak
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CABOT.

g Mrs w. D. Barrs Correspondent
Mrs. Abbie. Lai,fson is spending
week with her son and family q; q
Montpelier Miss judith Haines o.
Barre wass.a recent guest at M. $
IIairies - Miss Alice Harvey spent
last week with friends here, returning
to her. school work at Jeffersonyille
Saturday. DR.. NJ. D.. Warren return
ed from Maine Wednesday,. He was
called there by the death of his
Another and wife. He, left his sister,
whos has been ill with pneumonie,
gaining. Misses Marjorie and Esther
wells are home from Massachusetts
for. q time The Red Cross sale will
be- held in the Congregational churc 2
vastry Friday, Dec. 4. afternoon and
evening. The fair committee has
deemed it advisable, owing to the
shortage Of sugar, to eliminate : the
lie of home made candy A short
program will be the feature of the
sale IN the evening. Miss Louise Bar
Der. has kindly consented to give a few
musical numbers. 80
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ST. Johsbury caledoni.4, Wednesday, Deeember s. 1917


lecture course will be given in Music
nall next Tuesday evening. Dec. 4.
by THE Piercea. Rev. III. III. Niles
left last week for Concord. n f..
where he begins at once his duties
~ pastor of the Ulliversalist church
OF that city. Mr.. Niles closing ser J,
vices in the Universalist church here
Sunday were largely attended. and at
their close many people in the aiidi-
ences reluctantly said good bye to
hiHayr bat wished. him. tho best OF
success in his new field. Al number
of men met him at the station for (,
few minutes visit and to wish him
GOOD luck. Raymond Hall. who is in
Newport. r. +, in d training camp
Ia home for a few days Porter Dud-
lay of Littlet0n. n. H., is home visit
ing his mother. Mrs. NJ. f. Dudley
He goes to Burlington next week &c
enlist Cards have been received an
rouncing the /. engagement OF DR.
Maurice Il. Cheney of this place to
Hiss Ethel E. Grisenthwaite of Bur
lington.
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LYNDON CENTER.

! -
=, Mildred Rivers, Correspo
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Abridge spent
Thursday at Barton MIR. and Mrs.
Warren Hayes and daughter, Bette
from st. Johnsbury spent Thanksglv-
ing with. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Batchel-
der.-Lyndon Institute has closed for
the Thanksgiving recess. Miss Katf-
crime Donaldson from Newark was
visitor at Lyndon Institute Wednes-
day.--Mr.e and, Mrs. Gerald Batchel-
der were the guests of her parents: Mr..
ana Mrs. Harley Green at Wheelock
Tuesday Mrs. Ethel Il Spencer and
three children spent Thursday with
Me- and Mrs. William Harris. = r.
and Mrs. Ola Downer spent Thanks
giving with Ills parents at LYNDON
ville.-Little Eugene Dresser is very
III at this writing. SAMUEL Mitchell
is gaining slowly. "a party of friends
met at the home Of Mrs. John Blake,
where q very enjoyable time was
spent Wednesday evening. MIR. and
Mrs. Ralph Tnrnbuli from Sutton
spent. Thanksgiving with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Chapman.
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The National Security League Z is
starting an organizatiofs of citizens
for food control. The fact that Food
Administrator Hoover has no j,iris-
dietion over. retailers creates the nec-
essitys for further organization and
the proposal OF the League is for
Consumers Unions in all sections OF
the country which shall keep in
formed Of local prices and bring
pressure to bear on Retailers forcing
unreasonable profits from consumers.
If this work will not keep prices at
4 reasonable level then. organize CO.
operative stores and free open air
markets. The possibilities of benefl-
cial work in this line are great and
there should be a, speedy Organic
alton Of the consumers of the coun-
try. Such a move also shows the
spirit of the country towards the Sc
curing of fair dealings between Of
men. The days of the extortionist II
this country are surely numbered.
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PAssUMi'sI..

(Mrs. Harold Wood, correspondent j
The basket ball game saturday ey-
ening resulted in q score of So to -
IN favor of Passumpsic-The basket
bah game Thursday evening between
the mafried and the single men of
the Grange resulted In a score of Sc
to 19s in favor of the single men,
The following officers were elected in
the Grange Tuesday evening: Master.
William Sparrow: overseer, Harold
!, P. Wood; steward, Harry Rash; lee
tufer, James Lenton; assistant stew
ard. Arthur Moore; secretary Iae-
wellyn DEMO: treasurer, James Som
ers; gatekeeper, Walter Rash; Ceres,
Miss Florence Bushey: Pomona, Miss
Mabel Bruce; Flora, Miss Effie Rum
! die; chaplain, Mrs. Jennie witty; lady
| assistant steward. Miss Winnie Con-
verse. An oyster supper followed
The V. I. S. will hold their annual
/ sale of fancy articles Dec. 7.-Char1es
Morgan was home from Barnet for
THANKSGIVING Harry Pinkham,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Charles Morgan, for the past three
| weeks, returned home Friday. RS.
| Emma Wells spent Thanksgiving
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ethan Carr of st.
| Johnsbury-M Mrs. John Roberts of
4 Harvey's Hollow visited Mrs. Emma
Wells Tuesday.-Those in town for
| Thanksgiving were Mr.. and Mrs.
ohm Adams and family from Lyn-
don, Mt. and Mrs. Perley Newman
and son of East Barnet at Mrs. Lille
I II 4 "A
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PEAcHAM.
The Passing qf George House, A Civil
War Veteran,

The Passing qf George House, A Civil
War Veteran.
On Sunday, Nov. %, a. week and a
day after the death af his wife.
George ponse. q veteran of the Civil
War. passed to his rest at his home
in Peachann. Mr.. Douse was taken
III with an attack of pneumonia just
previous to his wife's death. An un-
usually sound constitution gave hopes
Of recovery but weakness of the heart
stipeiFened with fatal results. Mr.
! Dotse was born III Barnet Oct I5,
lS45. Ills parents, George Douse and
Katherine Mason Douse. moved to
Feacha nj just before the Civil War.
taking up their home on the farm
now occupied by Mrs. Phoebe Young.
With The breakiniG out of the war his
father enlisted, but later on account
OF home responsibilities, gave place to
his son, George, then 1e years OF age.
The enlistment was. witfI the 10th
Vermont Regiment, CO. A, with which
| MFR Douse served for three years. He
was severely wounded in the battle
| of Nfonocacy and left for dead, but
/ after three days made his way to his
| ow mines and recovered SO as to re-
| turn It otIre Marks He was wounded
again in the battle of Cold Harbor.
and carried the bullet in his thigh
until within a few years. when a re-
opening of the wound made it's re-
| fnoval necessary. He was united IN
marriage April 49, 1859, with Miss
Abbie Miner OF the ~ children born
Ito them 1a are living and were able
| to be present at the house service for
/ the burial Of both parents. They arc
Mrs. c. E. Emery, Marshfield. Mrs. T.
III. Dick, Sharon, Mass; Lewis Douse,
Hast Peacham; Mrs. Leslie Adams,
/ Isaacham; G.. E. Douse, Boston; Mrs.
Edgar Comstock, Plafnfeld; Pliny
IDouse.. Peacfam; Ernest Douse, Cor
/ bin Park, n. H.; Miss Lila ouse, st
Joiansbury; and Elson Douse, Peach
ain. The funeral took place. on We'd
| flesday, Nov. %, al prayer service be-
i f.1g held DIT the house at I o'clock, an
service at the Congregations
church, conducted by the pastor, Rev
1T. A. Carlson, was held at 2 O'Clock
u. m, The burial service of the Grand
Army Of the Republic was rendered al
the ct1hrch at the conclusion of the
regular service, by the members OF
stevens Post No. Al. Mr.. Douse was
a man Of modes .tdisposition and in
Iyeterate cheerfulness. The long and
wearing Illness of his wife no doubt
icontributeds to- the condition which in
llluced his own. fifra1' Illness. He wa:
liable to. minister to her until the enc
land then went to his rest in the full
mess of time. He was a member Of
1.-The Congregational church and goof
Eneighbor and friend and passed witt
line sincere respect ofsthe community
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PERSONALS.

Edward s. Young and Harold E.
Young came up yesterday from Camp
Devens to spend Thanksgiving Day
with their parents.
Gov. Horace r. Graham was here
yesterday between trains yesterday
afternoon en- route to his home in
CraftsbuTy, where, he wills enjoy a
short and well-earned .vacatinr.s az
Edward Walter is home from Nor
witch University at Northfield for the
holiday. \.
F OK. Caron Of the Please-U thea
ter has returned from a short blsi-
ness trip to Boston. \, ~
Charlie C..sMcMann of Camp Dix,
Wrightstown, N. r., is spending the
day with his sister, Mrs. Martin Carr.
He is now member of the An1l5d-
lance Corps.
Mrs. Eva Burke Johnson of Melrose
Highlands. Mass, is spending a week
with her mother. Mrs. Abbie j. Balch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Jay, who have
been visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman d. JAY returned yester-
day afternoon to Greenfield : They
start Friday for Los, Angeles, CAL,
where they will make their future
home
Taylor Mead has returned to his
duties in Lougege & Snytlle's store
after an absence on account Of Illness
j. NJ. Cady is expected home from
New York City to spend the holiday
with his family.
Miss Mathilda Morency of Portland
street is spending few days with
friends in Springfield and Boston.
Mrs. 8. d. Atwood is rapidly con-
yaleseing in Brightlook hospital after
an operation on the right eye. DR..
George Mathewson Of Montreal per-
formed the operation.
DIR. and Mrs. Dale S. Atwood are at
West Burke for Thanksgiving Day.
Mr.. and Mrs S. A. Moore have re-
turned from a three days stay in
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs c. H Stevens and
Miss Stevens have gone to St. Peters
burg. Fla. for the winter.
Claude Roundy of Moore & Johngot,
Is spending Thanksgiving !. with his
father in West Burke.
Mrs. Kate Moore has started for
southern California where she with
spend the winter with her son. John
H Moore.
Col. John G, Clark is spending
thanksgiving with his son, Robert III
Clark. in Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chalmers al
Groveton, N. H., are visiting Mrs
Chalmers parents.
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Probably the heavy fighting for
this season Is done on. all the battle
fronts Of Europe. 1t is possible the
Itaitans reinforced by allied troops
may force, the Austrian forces that
are reported shut off from retreat
aid supplies from Austrian sources
by the snow blocked passes through
witch they followed the retreating
Italians to surrender and thus fur
thief cripple the. central. powers. We
are not advised how large force of
A,istttans is exposed 10 this danger.
Considered as whole the Italian
campaign of 4 OF must be considered
a. success. While the Italians have
been forced to withdraw from lot
OF captured territory, they have not
lost frssteh .sof their own territory.
mere II every indication that the
Asstros deTman drive has spent its
fcfssos and the invading armies are
farsfrom the goal they tried to- reach
1. Russta has simply been put out Of
the fighting. The Germans have
maidstone itcursions, into their ter
rttory but no ground of great mill
itafys Importance has been captured,
Wfiie sitR4y evidently had the road. to
petfoEfad they did not advance -to~it
and the great Russian nation is prac-
ticaiiy intact SO far as Germany is
eoneefHed.
s., f5n the western front the Germans
keSeS tsAh sohsistentiy defeated. The
FrsasH asssktsd them at, verdun and
ths ksltishs have made serious. INF
eufsio atito their lines further north
So o1f the whole the German army
las iozt ground IN the seasons fights
inE Batshey are not defeated. !.
II sNow that the winter has set in
there must be no abatement in the
pfepafati6ns on. the part of the
nAilsdf States to- take an active part
ffn the fshting of the next season.
All the summer has been spen in
getting & troops over to France and
ttsSs haaa not been engeged in. a
sfnEle serious battle. Before the
WifSfsf Sis over they undoubtedly will
bs placed where they will receive 9
baptism of fire early in. the. spring
ffshtiha. There will be hard exper.
isficsa of winter life on the battle
frpnt Bot they will be simple com,
pared with what is sure to come
wiefi active fighting is renewed
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LYNDONVILLE

{Madlyn Dudley. Correspondent
Private Joseph Legendrea was home
from Camp Devens to spend Thanks
giving. Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Glare of
Barnet were visitors IN! town Thurs
day Between 60 and 10 we're at the
Hotel Lyndon for the Thanksgiving
Dime r.-B. f. Jantjario Of Littieton,
II. H., was in town Thursday on bust
ness.-Mrs. +. T Powfal and daugh-
ter, Christel, we're business visitors
IN st Jolnsbury Friday. Mrs. Pierce
of Burlington is here ooking at the
Hotel Lyndon Harold Ahern and
Cecil Burns attended the poverty ball
1t ST. sJohnsbury Thursday evening. -
Mrs. Rose Mullin, who has been with
her sister in ST. Johnsbury has re-
turned to work in the Lyndon House.
Miss Mildred Curland was busi-
ness visitor in st. Johnsbufy Friday.
Mrs. F. w Hatch and SON. Mar
vim, are visiting relatives in Fairlee.
Clinton F.. Adams OF Fairlee was q
visitor in town Friday. 1.
T9Deiayed from Thursdayl
II. w Lyster and wife spent
Tha nksgiving In New Fork with Ben
IIiyster.Mrs Farmer and son, Roy,
spent -InlnkSSIVll8 III AsI0iAN = Wiz
with her Daughter Mr.. and Mrs.
Beauchasne are rejoicing over the
birth Of a baby boy born Tuesday
EMr. and Mrs. Charles Stuart spent
Thanksgiving with Gov. Mecafs
family .--LAnra Stanley of st. Johns
bury was HI town yesterday visiting
friend Charles and Henry Darling
fwere home to spend THANKSGIVING
Mrs. Henry of Sc. Johnsbury was in
town to spend Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Stuart have
returned from Winchester, where
! they spent Thanksgiving with Gov
ernor. mccall and. family. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. b. Dodge returned Sunday
| from Hyde Park. where they spent
! last week Ralph Hovey was a VS.
| itor In ST. Johnsbury Monday. Jane
Terrill. who, spent a few days last
week in Newport. returned Monday.
George Z. Griffin Of st. Adams was
here last week q few days with his
!, family Jack Adams drove to Lunen-
burg Sunday through several feetssof
Ianow In an automobile g Christel
Pownel was a visitor III st. Johnsbury
Monday The next number in the
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GREENSBORO.
Geo. A.. Porter, Correspondent

Geo. A. Porter, Correspondent
Norman Dufur is home from New
York for a few days visit. -Will
Jackson from Boston is visiting his
father, l.. "A. sJackson.---W. S. ingalls,
was in Boston on business last week.
w S. Ingalls, and wife were in st.
Johnsbury 1 Saturday.. B. Cuth-
bertson and n. L. Drown were bust
ness visitors in. st. Johnsbury Satur-
iday.-A. 3. .Shute returned from a
three weeks visit in Maine Saturday.
20. o.. Gregory spent Thanksgiving
with friends in North Troy, returning
home Saturday night.Afrsl =. ID.
Wiley fell while going down the cell
lar stairs Thursday morning while
getting breakfast and broke one leg
below the knee, beside several bruises.
Drg. F. G.. and Albert Kinney were
called Immediately :. and reduced the
fracture Mrs Wiley Is doing as well
dis can be expected. w. IS. ingalls,
has taken a lumber job of George
Colby and has several men working
in the woods for him on the Albert
young firm 10. q. Gregory and IIar-
ley Haines have taken a lumber job
On the Carter farm for Mr. Colby.
The dance at Town hail Friday even
ing was well attended, and all report
d fine tiii1e Mrs. FLORENCE Soule re-
turned to her home in Burlington
Thursday evefing.-We had about 1 s
inches of snow Saturday. and Sunday
Ralph Silver spent the weekend
with his sister, Mrs. Gebbie. THE
regular meeting of Caspian Lake
-. !. - ,,,yt1 NC l,l5 vxy, Il, x.x,,
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ORLEANS !

s(Clara L. sDwinelf, Correspondent
Fred Lothrop' of Lebanon, N. H.,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. e. II. Lothropsi Mrs Lillian
Woodbury. has returned from. an sex-
tended visit in New York; Boston
and other cities-George Howe is at
home after several weeks, absence
Miss Cora Damon has returned to
her work. at the. Valley House. Miss
Darling Of Newport is sewing at f. Il.
Lothrop' s.-M Misses, Irene and Aida
Palland spent the weekend at their
home in West Clover. G. Turn
bull is in Boston on a short business
trip.-Merton Lockwood was in
Lowell Sunday. IS ~ .sefsss :.
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SUTTON
CHI. A. Blake, Correspondent

NIL l1fNhSS wi AOSBOiidCiHtJs
Mr.. and Mrs N. j Seymour who
1avei been visiting friends in South
Londonderry have returned to their
lone. They made the trip with their
automobile and and returned just in
sine to escape the snow storm, Mrs.
Sophia Watson is quite i'll at her home
here in the village. DIR Herrick is the
attending physician.-Mrs. E. e. Cur
is is falling Miss Abbie Chapman
went last week to spend Thanksgiving
with her sister at Wallingford, Conn,
where she will remain for a short
sirne.-Mrs. Mahala Cross from
Colebrook. N. f., is visiting her son,
Earl Hodge.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Anderson and Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond
Anderson. spent Thanksgiving with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Drew at North
Danvilie. MIR. and Mrs Charles New
ell and daughter of Sheffield were re-
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. w.
5witser.-H. NJ. Curtis and son, Nor
till, were in Montpelier Thursday to
attend the marriage of Wesley Cur
It's and Miss Erma Hedges. The
groom came from Aver for the day,
returning to Camp at night Mrs.
Curtis will continue to teach on the
North Ridge.-Mrs. Charles Anderson
visited her daughter, Mrs. J, 3. Fosh-
ey, at st. Johnsbury last week.-Mrs..
q. E. Harris has closed her house for
the winter and gone 10 Orleans
Earl Badger and fainiiys have moved
into the house in the village lately
purchased by Corydon Parker r.
J. Trefren and family of Lyndon were