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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

The best man was Leon Larrow. brother
of the bride. The ushers were Edward
Daniels and Allen Larrow. Following
the ceremony. a wedding breakfast was
served at the home of the bride to the
immediate relatives and the couple
left on the 1890 p. m. southbound train
for q wedding trip to Springfield, Holyoke
and other cities in Massachusetts, Mr..
and Mrs. Sullivan will reside here. The
bride has been employed as a clerk in
the store of Chamberlain. Foote & Co..
and the groom Is employed at the l.. f.
Benton company plant.-Dr. and Mrs. j.
b. Powers a " opened their summer
home, The Oakleigh. at Mile Point.-Mr.
and Mrs. Waldo X. Powers are spending
a few days at the lake with his parents,
DR.. and Mrs. j. B.. Powers.-As a result
Of tho week campaign for increased men,
bership of the American Red Cross the
V%ergennes branch now numbers AN.-John
Geo, a soldier at Fort Ethan Allen, WIS.,
tied his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Gee. Sunday.-C. Gulley Of st. Adams Is
spending the summer with the Thomas
brothers.-Mrs. F. Renaud and son Carl
ton have gone to Southbridge, Mass 10
1oin Mr.. Renaud and where they will
make their home.-Mrs. M. Stone of Lew
lston. Me-, Is visiting Miss. II. Palmer
Mrs. ]. Bunch was called Saturday to
eprinRaeld, Mass, by the illness of hel
dauRhter-in-law, Mrs. Charles Bunch
Martin Dixie Is visiting In Meriden ano
Windsor, Conn.-Mrs. John ID. Whiteside
of New Rochelle. N. Y. has opened hel
cottage on the lake near Basin Harbor.-
Herrick Spencer Of Barre is spending 6
few days with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
George Spencer.
MRS. Hannah L.. (Moore) Phelps diet
- har SAth .ynnr
she was the widow of Thomas c
Phelps, who died about 20 years ago a
North Adams. Mass. since which time
she has made her home with her son
DR.. Frank c. Phelps. She was borr
May 90, 1884. at Goshen. Mass. and wa
the mother of six children, three o
whom survive her. Mrs. Alice r. Pres
ton and DR.. Frank c. Phelps of Yer
Eennes. and Mrs. George r. lynch o
North Adams. Mass. She also leave
seven great grandchildren, She was
member Of the Congregational Churcl
At North Adams. a woman of retirinl
disposition and very devoted to he
home. The funeral services will b
held Friday morning at eleven o'clocl
1T the home of her son, with burial Il
the family lot at Williamstown, Mass.
C. T. g. Pierce and Dustin M. Bar
rows, who were drawn as. petit Juror
from here. went yesterday to Middle
bury to attend the opening Of the Ad
olson county court. Walter F. Smit
and son, Walter. of Burlington calle
on friends here yesterday.-Mrs. Loul
Panton Of Lowell. Mass. who has bee
visiting relatives and friends In Corn
wall and Panton. Is now at the HON
of her son. L. Alfred Panton. or Mapl
street.-The Haviland Shade Role
company erected a fagpole. at the plar
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10 Men Wanted to Buy
These 10 Farms

No. 1-30O acres. "a head; price IS, 900.
No. 200 acres. so head. $4,000. No.
500 acres. 100 head; price $1,000
No. lis acres. "a head; price $4,000.
No. 5-175 acres, 80 head registered
Ayr,hires; price $4,000. No. els
acres. "a head registered Jerseys; price
$12,500. No. FPS acres, SO head. $14.-
900. No. S-11O. acres, 40 head; price
$10,500. No. 300 acres. 40 head;
price $4,000. No. 10-165 acres, no
stock; price $4,000. All except one
have elegant stock. elegant tools. ele-
CANT location. all on State highway.
Shown by the
A. r. DAY REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Cambridge, VT.
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NEW HAVEN.

remon Bristol of Wisconsin was the
guest OF Hiram Thompson the first Of
the private funeral was held
for William Mcintyre at his late home
Tuesday at II o'clock, the Rev. Mr.. Young
conducting the funeral service. Burial
was In the family lot in Bristol. Among
those from out of town who attended the
funeral were Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Elliott
OF S%helburne. Mrs. Roberts of Burling-
ton, Edwin Kent and family of Nine
Vile. N. Y. Mr.. and Mrs. Loyal Spauld-
ing of Panton. Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Norton
OF California. William Lee and family of
Lincoln, N. F. Dunshee. L. c. Dixie, o.
Fisher and Mr.. Drake of Bristol.-Miss
Myrtle Peck is visiting her grandmother
in Chelsea.-Miss Pauline Partch return
ed home Monday from her school in
Cambridge. Mass.
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r FOR SALE.

On ACCOUNT II death and sickness I will
soil my home farm. consisting Of 1877
acres, about 66 acres In tillage and ths
balance pasture and woodland; situated
about one mile from the State Capitol;
large, modern house. good barns. together
with 50 head Of cattle, team and farming
tools; will sell tarm separate. II preferred.
This IL one of the best farms in WASH
ington county. For further particulars
address James n. Gates, r. F. D.. Mont.
pelisr, Vt. 48.d. w.tf.
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FOR SALE.

ATTENTION! I have a nearly
lies. near car line. in the north part Of
this city. which ! will sell SO low that
the rent Of one part will pay the inter-
est on purchase price. Why not own a
real estate that is sure to come in this
eectionf See me at meal-time or eve
nings. Don't phone. w. v. Farr. IS
North Union st. S9.d, TT.
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WALTHAM.

Frank Tucker, Jr., spent Sunday with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tucker.
Mrs. j. l.. Tyrrill is staying with friends
in Ferrisburg while Mr.. Tyrrill is in the
hospital.-B. S. Merrill is busy repairing
the telephones that were put out of COM
mission by the electrical storm Sunday
Mrs. Amelia j. Barnard has returned to
her home in Bristol after visiting her
daughter. Mrs. G.. A. Hunt.-The Misses
Lillian and Sarah Burroughs recently
visited their mother, Mrs. Marion Bur-
roughs.-Miss Mary Goodspeed spent Sun
day with her parents in P%anton.-J. w
|1ovette visited friends in M~iddlebury last
Week.-Mrs. Ruth Goodspeed visited her
sister. Miss Mary G~oodspeed. this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Otis of Corn
wall visited his brother, p. w. Otis, Sun
day.
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HINESBURG.

Hope Circle OF the Kings Daughters
Will meet Friday afternoon In the vestry
at two o'clock.-Mrs. Caroline d. Wead
Is visiting at II. D.. Weller's and will lat
or visit Sada Wcad. She expects to be
away from home abou a month.-Mrs
Louise Estey started Saturday for SYRIA
cuse. N. Y, to visit her daughter and will
be absent a month.-The ladies' canvas
for the Red Cross work produced $6S. and
on Memorial day they sold 100 Red Cross
buttons at $1.0 apiece.-Miles Kelley
Fletcher Davies. and Allie owen are al
the Plattsburgh training camp.-Ro,
Bromley Of he Vermont National Guard
on duty at Montpelier. was in town Me.
mortal day, also Vernon Dow Of the Of
hcers training camp at Plattsburgh.
Mrs. Gem Freeman has purchased thu
old home place of Isaac Rogers.-Mrs. l.
A. Davis is visiting her brother. D. d
Weller. in Northfeld.-Mrs. Charles Boyn
ton of Nebraska is spending a few day.
| with Mrs. Emerson HInsdale.
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Ryan.-Mrs. II. T. Booth IL ill.-Mrs.
Eliza A. Collins of Burlington. who has
been spending a few days here, goes
to-day to visit friends In Ferrisburg.
Mrs. e.. y. Finn of st. Adams Is In
town, called here by the illness OF her
aunt, Mrs. II. r. Booth.-A son was
born yesterday morning to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. s. webb at the home of Mrs.
webb's father, Capt. Charles Il. Parker.
Alderman John Daigneault and w. j.
Cook went yesterday to Middlebury to
assist the M~iddlebury band at their
concert last evening.-O. II. sherman
of Burlington was In town yesterday to
attend a meeting of the directors OF
the National bank Of Vergenncs.
BRISTOL.
owing to the hard times the biennial
banquet of the Bristol high school Alumni
association has been cancelled his year.
The following program has been ar
ranged June Is, alumni business meet
ing and election of officers at 10 100 a. m. /;
at 200 p. m. the members will meet at
high school hall to form in line of march to
attend the graduation held In Holley hall
at $500 p. m. a eunion of the alumni
will be held. This invitation includes hus-
band and wife.-W. ID. Pope and family
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Smith IN
Starksboro Sunday.-Miss Carrie Purin-
ton of Lincoln has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Il. Grow and other relatives the
past week.-E. A. Jenney has returned
from the Mary Fletcher hospital. where
he went for medical treatment, and Is at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Carroll
Sargent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Peck OF New
Haven were in town Monday.-Mr. n
Mrs. A. L. Wright and the Rev. Thomas
Il. Hughes attended the Addison u
ty Baptist association in Middlebury
Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Weston Trudo
and Miss Anita Todd were In Burling-
ton Monday.-Mrs. Charles Hodgeman
and two children of East Townsend
Mass, visited friends in town this
week. Mrs. Hodgeman will be remem-
bered as Miss Marion Kellogg. former
ly of this town..-James Cardell OF Mid
dlebury College was at home Monday
night.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Streeter
returned to their home in Berlin. N. H.,
Sunday.-Arthur Mott of Atkinson. N.
H.. is visiting relatives in
Marion Mullings returned to Middle
bury College Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. w.
j. Gaudet and Mrs. +. M. Varney were
in Middlebury Monday night.-Miss
Hazel Jimmo went to Vergennes Mon
day to attend the marriage of her
friend. Miss Ella Larrow.
N. +. Dunshee. E. c.. Dixie, Q. II. Fish
err and s. S. Drake attended the funeral
Of William Mcintyre in New Haven
Tuesday.-Mrs. Homer Hewitt is at
tending the Federation of Women's
clubs in Brattleboro this week.-Mr,
and Mrs. s. 8. Drake returned to their
home in Wooster. Ohio. Wednesday,
One hundred and sixty-four young men
registered for military service here
Tuesday.-The Young Woman's Mis-
sionary society of the Methodist
Church will meet at the home of Mrs
Ernest l.. Sherwin Saturday afternoon
at three o'clock. This is the last meet
ing of the year and all dues should be
paid.
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HELP WANTED.

VIC PS9 and steady work for girls and
women in large rubber shoe factory. Ex-
perienced girls earn $40 to SIS q week.
Inexperienced ones paid a worthwhile
salary and given free board and room
while learning. which takes about q
month. Live town, near large cities
Good theatre: fine working conditions
Company furnishes hall for dancing, ath
letic field. free insurance and medical at
%tention. Fin chance for a. family; work
for all. Good homes at very low rents
Don't decide now. Write to-day for illus
trated booklet. "A Good Job ut Beacon
Falls Address Employment Dept.
Beacon Falls Rubber Shoe Co.. Beacor
Fails, Conn. 4s,w,5t.
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JERICHO CENTER.

The Jericho high school graduation
will be held next week. Sum
day evening. June 10. the baccalaure-
ate sermon will be delivered In the
congregational Church. Commence
ment exercises will be held Monday
evening. Jun II. in the church.-Mrs
L. r. Jordan returned Thursday from
Cambridge, Mass.-Mrs. Thomas Hen
ley of Richmond was the guest or her
daughter. Mrs. II. T. Maloney, last
week.-The entertainment which was
given last Friday evening was enjoy
ed by a good number. The sum or
$3.50 was received.-Mr. and Mrs.
George White of Underhill were guests
Of her mother. Mrs. Irving Ballard
Sunday.-Mrs. A. C. Hoskins and
grandson. Reginald Hoskins. of Jer-
icho. were over-Sunday visitors at T.
]. Nash's of Nashville.-Th Jericho
Center Cemetery association held It's
annual meeting June 2. The following
officers were elected: President. +.
w. Pease; secretary. j. T. Varney; SEX
ton. Frank Stiles; collector. Mrs. Ad-
die O. Stiles; treasurer. E.. B. Jordan
trustees. +. s. Ransom. b. G.. Brown
Z. II. Smith.-Miss Katherine Dewey
and Miss Dessa Bolger were In Bur-
lington Saturday.
M. V. Willard died June 6 at the home
OF his son Of pneumonia at the age OF y
years The funeral will be held Friday
afternoon at two o'clock at the house,
Mrs. Julian Haskins went Wednesday to
the Fanny Allen hospital. 1T is expected
that DIR. j. X. Marden of Turkey viii
speak In the Ladies' Aid hall Friday even
ing.-Mrs. r.. Il. Jordan went Tuesday Il
Brattleboro to attend the State meeting o.
the Federation of Women's Clubs.-Ther
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mrs. George Varney was called to Pitts
ield, Mass, last week by the illness and
death of her brother. Samuel Tart. h
met with an accident while working In q
mill. This was his native place. where
Inc lived until a few years ago and was
highly respected. He was twice married.
his hrst wife being Miss Cora Chandler
of this place. His second wife was Mrs.
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GRANVILLE.

Dean Wilson is in Moretown.-George
Wilson and son. Wilfred. of Ludlow
were over Sunday visitors Of Charles
Wilson.-Mr. and Mrs. Hermon Ford and
s. F. Riley were in Pittsneld Saturday
TO attend Pomona Grange.-Harry Hub
bard and wife. William Shirley and Mr..
Wyman were In Burlington Saturday to
see Ralph Haystings. who was operated
on at the hospital.-Lewis Gonyer is at
home for a few days from Montpelier.
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THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS AND TIMES: THURSDAY. JUNE 4 1917

were 70 men who registered In this place
June 6.-The Rev. s. II. Barnum. e. Il.
Jordan. Mrs. Harriette Higgins. Mrs.
j. w. Hart and Mrs. Cora Chaplin were
In Burlington Wednesday to attend the
C%hittenden County Association of Congre-
gational Churches
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MILTON.

The funeral of william Prentiss was
held at the Methodist Church wednes-
day at 200 p. M. the Rev. T. II. Cresey
officiating. The bearers were his two
sons, Guy and William; his grandson,
Robert. and Albert Prentiss and Wal
ter Harding of Burlington and Sidney
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SHOREHAM.

Th Red Cross Circle held two en-
thusiastlc meetings last week. The circle
now numbers 90. Mrs. Noble OF Middle-
bury met with the circle Friday and gave
tho work committee, instruction. A good
sum has been given for the work: From
the Shoreham Improvement society. $50:
Hando Cove Chapter. $40: Simonds Lodge,
+. L. A. M. $40; Glover club. IS. DR..
Mary NJ. Plat and Mrs. Charles Cum
bingham rave both given money. c. b.
Kendall has given a web of unbleached
muslin for the work.-The Glover club
entertained the Moravian club last Satur-
day in tho dining hall at the temple.
A fine program was given. Tea was
served.-Sunday was observed as Red
Cross day In the Congregational Church,
The organizations attending. The music
was exceptionally good. with Mr.. Ed
wards at the organ. Arthur Henry,
violin, Mr.. Morgan. who has played n
cornet on the battleshlp Montana for
four years. leading the Congregational
singing. The Rev. r. B. Simmons
preached a patriotic sermon.-Mrs. 9. G..
Moore Of West1eld. Mass, Is n guest
Of her brother, b. w. Hall.-Miss Eliza
Faunce and friend of Dorchester. Mass.
are at the hotel for 10 days.-Children's
day will he observed June 10.-The play
given by the Alma Hendee Chapter, o.
T.. s., Monday and Tuesday was q Sue
cess.-The Glover club met with Mrs.
Edwin Baldwin last Saturday.-Mrs. 1. l..
Jones entertained the Moravian club
Tuesday afternoon.
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ADDISON.

Mrs. Erwin Adams has as her guest
her sister. Mrs. Lucy Elinor Smith Of
Benton Harbor. Mich. 1t has been sew.
eral years since Mrs. Smith left here. She
was a former Addison 'girl.-Mrs. Benja-
min Bristol and children of Burlington
have been spending several days with
her parents. Mr.. Bristol came Satur-
day and all returned to Burlington Sum
day.-Mrs. Myron Smith spent last week
in Cornwall. the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Iva Ha~mblin.-Several from this church
attended the. Baptist association at Mid
dlebury on Tuesday.-.Mrs. Levi Brown
and son OF Vergennes have been the guests
of Mrs. Travers.-Miss Ada Orr and
Lydia Brown with their pupils gave a
little entertainment at the hall on Tues
day evening.
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Burlington Veterinary Hospital

70 Pine St, BURLINGTON, VI.
Veterinary Surgeon m Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College, 1909. Latest equipment for
ali animal rye including equine
and canine operating tables. Phone
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HANCOCK.

Fletcher hospital. In Burlington. where
she underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis last Thursday.-Mrs. Mas
gle Fisk visited In Ripton Saturday
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FERRISBURG.

branch wal held at the Fr1endS CnuTch
at North Ferrisburg Thursday with 40
present. Mrs. Boutwell, gave an Interest,"
ing talk on her course of work. displayed
the surgical dressings and explained their
uses. The ladies plan to have a class In
surgical dressings under her instruction.
This was followed by a talk by the Rev.
]. Hall Long. The work on undergar-
ments will be continued to complete q box.
Mrs. Herbert Kingsland was elected vice.
president and Miss Frances WheelV as
sistant secretary. The two work rooms
will be open as usual on Thursday. June
z. A united meeting will be held on June
II at the Friends Church. This plan OF
meeting together every two weeks will be
followed hereafter. The branch has 100
members and hopes to reach the 1bO
mark, which Is the apportionment for the
to On Of Fcrrisburg.
Under the direction Of Jucse Chapman
the flag has again been unfurled to the
breezes in front Of the town park. The
Vergeunes Electric Light company.
under the si-ecsjrn Of Mr.. Brownell. re-
set the east pvIe, and finding It SO little
decAyed, after 10 years service, did not
disturb the west one. George Casey. how
over. climbed the west pole. IS feet above
the ground (the east one Is 60 feet above
ground) and put the rope into halyard
block. George Is a native OF FerrisDurg
, nd successfully demonstrates that some
Of its townspeople are not afraid to leave
the world below.-Dwight Sears. son of
Andrew. was the first to register on con-
s~cription day. and, w. H.. Knowles was
the seth and last. The town has 1,%S0 in.
habitants. One for II in town.-Willlam
James Burt Of Rutland and Miss Blanche
Emma Haight Of this town we're married
May 81 at Ferrisburg by the Rev. ]. Hal
Long.-There will be a sociable at the
vestry Friday evening.
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CH|TTENDEN COUNTY
JERICHO.

Frank Powell has exchanged farms with
Warner Church of Fletcher and both
families are moving.-Mr. II Mrs. Fred
Hitchcock. Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Weston
and three sons and Mrs. Carrie West
brook of Cambridge and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carman Brush and son Leo of Jefferson
Vile were visitors Sunday at the home
of Lorenzo w. Rice.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Schillhammer were visitors Saturday and
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Volz in Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs.
Solan Bigelow and two children of Col
chester were recent visitors at the home
OF. Mrs. Edna Titchout.-Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Schillhammer were visitors Satur-
day and Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Blodwin in Rurlington.-Mrs.
Buel Day of New York and son Carl ar
rived in town Saturday to open up their
summer home. Carl Day returned to
New York Sunday evening.-Mrs. Ethel
Norton of New York City is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Smith, she
Is accompanied by Mrs. Hake.-Mr. and
Mrs. Baltz Trieb of Nashville and Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Krupp and son. Webster,
Of Burlington were visitors Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schill-
1hammer.-Miss Josephine Pettingill of
Essex Junction was an over Sunday visi-
tor at the home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Pettingill.-Miss Ella Rog-
ers was an over Sunday visitor In Cam
bridge. Mrs. Ellen Prior and son, Harold.
OF Burlington were Saturday and Sunday
visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leighton c. Rice.-William Schillhammer
Of the u. v. Nj. Is at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schillhammer,
for a few days.-Judge and Mrs. c. s
Palmer left Saturday morning for New
Work for a few days.-Miss Bulah
Wetherbee was an over Sunday visitor In
Essex Junction.-Mr and Mrs. Fred Per
cival have returned from Burlington,
where they have been visiting relatives
the past few days.-Miss Bertha Schill'
hammer has blood poisoning In one
Ihand.-Carl Goodan OF Manchester. n. II.
was a visitor Sunday at the homo Of hi
mother. Mrs. Nellie Goodwin.-Miss Lule
White of Burlington was a visitor Tues
day at tho home OF her mother. Mrs
Flora White.-A Red Cross Circle hai
been organized with officers as follows
Leader, Mrs. c. S. Palmer; Secretary
F.. A. Percival: Treasurer. Miss Mar!
Adrian: Executive committee, Mrs. G.. H
Hutchinson. Mrs. r. B. Williams. Mrs
IL. s. Morsan.-Mrs. George Foster ant
son. Wright. and Mrs. Fred Buxton wer'
In Burlington on business Tuesday.--H
ls. Reed of Richmond was In town on bus
Iiness Tuesday.
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ORWELL.

The Rev. n Mrs. Benjamin Swift
| spent last week in town.-The En-
deavor meeting Sunday evening was
in charge of Mrs. Arthur Barnard
The monthly Endeavor meeting was
held Monday evening with Mrs. H. D..
Branch.-Mr. and Mrs. ii. u.
Branch returned Saturday evening
from a week in Pawlet.-The Rev. j..
NJ. Isaacs went to Burlington Monday
to attend a State meeting of trustees
Of the Conversational Churches.-Dr.
Coffee of Burlington has moved to
town, having rented Mrs. Julia Cooks
house.-Miss Mildred Phelps under
went an operation for appendicitis last
| week. She seems to be improving.
Her sister. Eta, is at Manchester
\ Academy, i'll with the measles.-A son
was born May "a to Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Fortier.-Mrs. S. c. Bull is with friends
in Waterford, N. Y.-Mrs. H. M. Dun
don and children have returned to Rut-
land after some days in town.-The
milk men met Monday evening in the
ladies' rooms and the Mems League
will meet in the same place this eve
ning.-Dr. Mary Plat n Miss Farr
of Shoreham were guests of Mrs. c,
b.. Cook last week.-Capt. w. H. Hor-
ton left last week to taxi charge OF
his boa on Lake George.-W. H. Nick
erson has recovered from his sickness
j. o. Raymond has improved and Ia
able to be out.-Milk at the cheese fac
tory in Wells for April brought 2.37h
per 100 pounds. c. Lilly has re-
turned to Raquette Lake, N. Y.-Mrs
l.. f. Lilly has returned from Rutland
where she spent some days.
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A COOK wanted It the Home for Desti-
turs Children. References required.
46, ", If,
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FARMS WANTED.

WANTED to hear from owner Of good farm
for sale. State cash price. full particulars.
n. F.. Bush. Minneapolis. MINI.
40 e.. o.. w, St.
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