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HARDWICK.

a Wells and Alexander Scott, while
out on pleasure trip Sunday, shot two
pigs belonging to Berry & Frechette at
the slaughter house north Of the village.
They settled by paying what was con-
sidered a somewhat fabulous price for
live professionalism Paige died Monday
evening, aged SO. He Is survived by one
son. A. s. Paige, and two daughters. Mrs.
Adella Lawson n Mrs. Minnie Hoyt.-
f.. NJ. Jordan and E. H.. Campbell were
in Morrisville Sunday to attend the flu
neral Of II. D.. Bryant.-W. E. Fraser,
local fish and game warden, went to the
northern part Of the town Sunday and
took possession Of the body Of a fawn
that had been shot.-Dr. A. d. Ferris was
in Plattsburgh part of last week.-Albert
Lloyd returned from Poultney Monday
Miss Hazel Cobb has gone to Boston to
attend the Bryant & Stratton Business
College.-Miss Helen Slapp was at home
from Wells River Sunday.-Bertrand Cor
rey Of Burlington is visiting here for a few
weeks.-Wendell Campbell and Carroll
Huntington have gone to Worcester,
Mass, to attend the Worcester Tech
Harry Gould and family of Berlin. N. H..
are in town for a few days.-Mrs. Anna
Pierce is visiting in East Calais.-R. M.
Farrand. rural carrier on route No. 1, re-
turned SATURDAY from q Two weeks WISH
in Bennington and New York State
Miss Geddes was in st. Johnsbury SUM-
day.-Miss Helen Gallagher left Monday
for Boston. where she will attend Sim
mons College.-Mrs. A. N. Clarke is visit
ing in South Ryegate.-W. L. Dow is in
Boston on business.-Mrs Ollie Green Of
Morrisville visited in town Sunday
whitney Bell has gone to Worcester,
Mass, where he expects to work..
Wesley Brigham. formerly of this place,
but now chief engineer Of the Cayuga
Power corporation Of Portland Point.
N. y. is visiting in town.-Miss Mildred
Taylor has gone to the Massachusetts
General hospital at Boston, where she will
enter the nurses training school.-Rhod-
erick Mcleod is at home from Bristol.
Conn.,. for two weeks.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Thompson left Saturday for New
York city, from which port they sail for
Scotland, to be gone several months.-Wil-
Mckinley. in the Quartermaster's office.
has been home on a short furlough.-W.
M. Clarke arrived HON from Merideth.
N. H.. Saturday.-Miss Florence Taylor
Is studying at the New England Con-
~servatory of Music at Boston.-Miss Ethel
Robie has gone to Tilton. N. H.. to attend
the acknowledgements Eaton was at his
home in Morrisville Sunday.-Frank
Garcier Is moving his family to Montpelier.
Thomas Thompson, Jr., Of Bristol, Conn.,,
is visiting his parents here.
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CH|TTENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI.

Earl Mosely, a graduate Of the winoo-
ski high school in the class Of 1913, and
who has since been attending the univer-
sity. has received a commission as second
lieutenant in the regular army and left
for New York.
Miss Madelyn Taylor, a graduate of
the local high school and from the uni
versity, class of 1917. is teaching mathe-
matics n French in the Essex juno
ton high school.
A daughter was born Tuesday after
noon to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert o. Ryerson.
Word came Sunday night to John
Piche of the death in Montreal Of
Peter Tougas. who died there that
evening. Mr.. Tougas. who was 60
years old, was a resident Of this viii
large for about five or six years. prior
to eight years ago. The cause of death
was not known, but 1t is thought that
the shock from the death of his son.
Stanislas TouEas. who lost his life
In action somewhere in France Aug
ust 16, bore heavily upon him. 1t is
just one month to a day from the
som death to the fathers death. Mr..
Tougas was here two weeks ago, when
he attended a mass of requiem for
his son. He leaves besides his wife.
four daughters M six sons. They are:
MRS. JOnn I1cne, the misses Agnes ana
Georgiana Tougas. who reside on
Maple street and Sister st. Peter. who
Is located in st. Joseph's convent at
st. Hyacinthe. p. O., Alfred. Aramand,
and Chrysolodue Tougas of Edmond
ton, Alberta. Romuald Of Canton,
Mass. George Of Ipswich, Mass. and
Eugene Tougas. who is somewhere in
France.
George Poland Of st. Albans. who
was operating an automobile last
week. when IT left the road, ripping
up a tree by the roots and throwing
the other three passengers out. was
In municipal court Monday and was
fined $25 and costs of $7.05. The
charge upon which he was tried was
for operating an automobile while in
toxicated. to which charge he pleaded
guilty.
Walter Smyle of Brooklyn. N. Y. and
Miss Elizabeth A. Lavigne were married
at three O'Clock yesterday afternoon at
st. Stephens Church by the Rev. ]. B.
McGarry. The couple were attended by
the brides father. A. B. Lavigne, and
her brother, ELI Lavigne. A supper was
rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Smyle at the home
Of the bride on East Allen street last
evening.
Lawrence McGrath. a member of Com
pany G.. and Miss B%crnadette Young were
married Tuesday afternoon by the Rev.
j. b. McGarry at st. Stephens Church,
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Agnes Burley. who had an operation on
her throat at the Fanny Allen hospital.
has returned home.
The w. c. T. U. will have a harvest sup
per at the home of William Shattuck FRI
day evening.-Mr. and Mrs. A. Henry
Miles Of Toronto, Can, are guests of his
parents, A. B. Miles.-Mrs W.. Earle
Meader n children are visiting in Ad-
dison.-Dr. and Mrs. Denton and G. w.
Day were in Burlington Tuesday.-The
Rev. ]. E. Ransome is In Poughkeepsie,
NJ. y. for a few days.-Miss Mable Eddy
has returned to New York city after
spending her vacation here.-Dr. G. A.
Russell Of Arlington. who has been spend
ing a few days In town. was called Satur-
day to Fort Ethan Allen for active serv-
ice as first lieutenant in the medical re-
serve corps.-A party consisting Of ]. E.
Ransome and wife, l.. c.. Dean and wife,
L.. N. Russell and wife. F. C. Shinerette
and wife. p. r. Eddy and wife. Hobart
Cross, Miss Georgia Wheeler, Gladys
Meader and Evelyn Hazard, who have
been camping at 1.-THE Rocks" Long
Point, have returned home.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

When Clayton A. Booth was return
Ing from Fort Ethan Allen Saturday
night his automobile struck a team oc-
cupied by Clifford and Guy Hanley and
a Mr., Quinlan of Essex. The team was
standing In the road and Mr.. Quinlan
was liking a trunk on the back of the
Clifford Hanley was thrown
from the wagon and sustained cuts on
MS head and face. Mr.. Booth tool him
to the office OF DIR. j. A. Archambault
and then to his home. His injuries
were no serious. The automobile was
somewhat damaged and one wheel Of
the wagon was broken.
AS Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Machia were
returning from Burlington at about 10
O'Clock Saturday night and were going
around the corner by the Junction
Pharmacy the automobile and a team
~belinging to M. Il. Donahue, but driven
by the Donahue boys. came together.
The car struck the horse sideways and
threw 1t up onto the radiator OF the
car, The horse fell from the car. but
soon righted itself and was uninjured.
The radiator, the two large lamps. and
a mudguard of the car were au;., badly
damaged. The team had no light.
Continued on na~e thp>sN
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For Sale or Ex-
change

A modern and ~up-to-date hotel. on State
road from Burlington to White Noun
tains, doing a good commercial and
tourist trade the year round, 80 rooms,
all hardwood floors on first f1oor and
some sleeping rooms, ice cream parlor,
moving picture and dance hall connect
ed. Good livery business-horse and
auto the year around Spring water all
over the house and barn. electric lights,
cold storage. This is an official Blue
Book Hotel and a flrst-class business
point and only reason for selling is poor
health. Immediate possession given as
owner has got to live South. Enquire
of
4. n. DAY REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
CAMBRIDGE, W.
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sports. music by the st. Johnsbury band
and a picnic dinner. The families OF the
employees very generally attended. over
we thousands were present.
A reception was given Saturday evening
at st. Johnsbury Academy to the new
principal I'M his corps OF teachers. Perley
F. Hazen presided and short addresses
were made by Governor Henry c. Ide and
Elisha May for the board Of trustees and
by Principal Joseph A. Davis for the
school. The academy starts off with over
three hundred students and with several
new departments Of instruction.
The passing through st. Johnsbury Sat-
urday afternoon evening of three
troop ain drew large crowds to the
station and through the efforts Of the
Commercial club two trains made
brief stops. Hot coffee had been ordered
In advance by the government and the
Commercial club presented each soldier
with n box of cigarettes as gifts from
the citizens Of st. Johnsbury. There was
great enthusiasm during the brief stop of
the two trains.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate Of Patrick Mullen. UnderbI

Estate Of Patrick Mullen. Underhill.
The undersigned. having been appointed
BY the honorable probate court for the dis
ceive. examine. and adjust the claims and
demands Of all persons against the estate Of
said district. deceased. and al, claims ex-
hibited in offset thereto. hereby give notice
that we will meet for the purpose aforesaid.
town Of Underhill. in said district, on the
last Wednesdays Of September and February
next. at 1000 o'clock a. M. on each Of said
days and that six months from the 9th day
Of August. A. D.. 1917. Is the time limited
by said court for said creditors to present
allowance.
Dated at Burlington. this 9th day Of
August, A. D., 1917.
JOHN H. MAPLE,
JOS. H. MHTCALF,
low .8t. Commissioners
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.SHOREHAM.

The Moravian club has Tor
the following entertainment course. The
proceeds after all expenses go to the
local Red Cross: Oct. q, Mr.. n Mrs.
Wassors: Nov. %. THE Athenean Trio
Dec. n. male quartet 1.-THE l~thicans;'
Jan. s. Miss neutrality-suspicious. Film
Of New York is a guest at S. Y. walkers.
Mrs. c. N. North. Mrs. c. w. Howard
and Mrs. S. z. Walker attended the meet
ing in Burlington Of the Daughters OF lsiz'
Mrs. e. T. Lee Is at the parsonage Win
her daughter. Mrs. Simmons.-Mrs D.
c. Pierce n Mrs. L.. H.. rockingham
are guests of Mrs. s. l.. Stevens orwell.
The annual roll call and church dinner
of the Congregational Church Is Satur-
day, the o9th.-Dr. and Mrs. Sharon were
recent visitors In Burlington.
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Mrs. c. M. Cook; secretary and treasurer.
foreign department. Mrs. J. A. Gregory
president. Mrs. c.. L.. Monger; vice-pres'-
dent, Mrs. Otis Wisell.-Mrs. Estner
Ducharme Is at home again.-By cnanse
of date the FIRST number Of the entertain
ment course will come on OCTOBER o..
Charles James Blair Of this town anu
Miss Hattie Mildred Carlton OF Pouitney
we're married at the Methodist Churcn
last evening.-Ralph Ray Of Orwell. VINO
enlisted in the navy, has been sent py
the government to Harvard University 10
study for a wireless operator In the ANY.
Henry Wolcott left Tuesday to go from
Middlebury on Wednesday with the poys
from this county.-Mr. and Mrs. c. -.
Walker returned last week from Lake
Bomoseen, where they spent the summer
Mr.. Walker has purchased the hotel IN
Castleton village and will move there
soon.
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PANTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Parish Of Bridport
visited friends here last week.-Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Coonrod we're In Salisbury
Sunday n Mrs. Nash n daughter. of
Brattleboro returned with them and are
spending this week with them.-O. H.
Sherman and family Of Burlington spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Loyal spauld-
ing.-Dr. and Mrs. Edwards of Brattle-
boro, who are on an automobile trip
through the State. camped Sunday night
at Whites Bay.-Madam Cornell is with
her son and wife, the Rev. and Mrs. G.
c.. Cornell. at the Methodist Episcopal
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT dollar was
raised in this town to assist the boys in
having a good "send-off" at M~iddlebury
Tuesday night.-Mrs. George Hatch and
daughter, Dixie, have been spendin sew
eral days with Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. White.
The Red Cross meeting will be held with
Mrs. Rufus Fiske Friday of this week.
Silos are being filled this week n corn
Is much better than was expected early In
the season,
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. Leon Claim and son Charles, from
Bennington, N. H., is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. Caroline Marsh.-Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Roberts and little girl from
Randolph, are with Mr.. Roberts parents.
They expect to move here next week.
Mrs. shampaney did not teach school the
first Of the week on account Of the illness
OF her mother, Mrs. Deacon Spoor, IN
Ripton.-Mrs. G. r. Church returned
Saturday from a trip to Boston, Concord
and Bethel.-Joseph Caswell has rented
his sisters, Mrs. Margaret Fisk. farm
and moved his family there from Ripton.
Il. M. Church has moved into the west
side Of the house,
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BRIDPORT.

The funeral of Nelson Barbour. which
was held from his late residence last Sat-
urday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock was large
ly acknowledgements Howard and Walter
lockwood are very ill.-A number from
Middlebury attended the funeral Of Nell
son Barbour.-Mr. and Mrs. Guy Quinn
a zone to Burlington.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
ST. J%OHNSBURY.

The employees of f. and T. Fairbanks q
Co, held their first annual field day at the
fair grounds Saturday with OUTDOOR
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WAL'rHAM.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Straight and c. w.
Straight of Jay. N. r.. were the guests
Of p. w. Otis Sunday.-The ladies. and al
SO the gentlemen. of the N. s. club were
pleasantly entertained at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. r. H. Booth in Vergennes Sep
TENDER 12.-Miss Whitcomb spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.. Davis
in New Haven.-Mrs. A. NJ. Harris is
spending a few lays with her grand
daughter, Mrs. e. e. Booth.-Henry
Jackman has recovered from his recent
ILLNESS and resumed his duties In school.
Mrs. Eva Merrill is attending the
teachers training school in Middlebury.-
Merle Sneden has gone to Springfield to
take a cooperative industrial course in
the high school.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Everts and little daughter. Mildred. al
so Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Bacon of YER
gennes, are visiting in Charlestown. Mass.
and other places.-J. w. Otis from New
York recently visited his son p. w.
Otis.-Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Ward are the
parents Of a daughter, born Sunday eve
ming.
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B~urlington Veterinary Hospital
70 Pine st.. Burlington. VI.
Veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College. 1908. Latest equipment for
all animal surgery. including equine
ana canine operating tables. Phone
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
one cent a word each in
sertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than IL words. two
lines. Special terms to ad-
vertisers using from $50 to
1000 lines within IL con-
secutive months.
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NORTH F~ERRISBURG.

The annual meeting of the Red Cross
society Of this town will be held at
Friends meeting house Thursday at two
and Mrs. Walter Martin of
Middlebury were o~ver-Sunday guests at
the home of C. 8. Martin.-Mrs. M. A.
Willis has returned to Worcester. Mass,
after visiting her daughter. Mrs. ]. M.
Plant.-Mrs. F. e. Baker and daughter
are visiting In Elizabeth. N. j., and
Philadelphia.-Miss Jenni Martin Of York
Harbor. Me-. is visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. C. C. Martin. From here she
will go to Bristol. Conn.-Bernice Thomas.
Agnes Lessor and William Sherry are
attending the high school at Vergennes.
Miss Marion Folsom returned to her
school in Burlington.-The Rev. Mr.. Par
ker of Bristol was the guest of the
Rev. Mr.. Hagadorn and family Monday.
H. II. Kingsland and family accom-
panied by the Wheeler family motored to
Plattsburgh, N. Y. Sunday.-Mr. n Mrs.
Edward Lord have returned to Blackinton.
Mass, after visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Stone.-Mrs. Bert Smith
of Fitchburg. Mass. is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Daniel Bull.
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FRANK S. LANOU & SON
Practical Plumbers and Steam Fitters
Next North Burlington Savings Bank
% st. Paul Street
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CretOnneS
That Make Pretty Draperies

AT Csc YARD-An assortment of colors and patterns to
match the wall paper of any room in the house, fully sc themes
VIDE, priced at zoe YARD
AT Csc YARDACretonncs exceptionally soft quality,
hang beautifully, colors suitable for bedroom, etc. Pink, blue,
yellow and many others, SO inches wide, priced at -. .35c yard
TAPESTRY excellent substitute for
draperies is reversible, of good weight and fast colors, SO in.
wide S5c yard
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BRISTOL.

Hosea Nathaniel Woods of Detroit.
Mich, and Mrs. Sarah Kimball Bristol
OF this tow were married Thursday at
the Baptist parsonage by h Rev. Thomas
B. Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pierce Of Gin
cinnati. Ohio, visited relatives In town
over Sunday.-Daniel Mamoney of
Burlington spent Sunday in town.
John Todd has returned from Maine
where he has been spending the sum-
w. c. 7. U. meeting will be
held Friday afternoon with Mrs. w. N.
Cove. Delegates to the State CONVEX
tion to be held at Orleans Oc-
tober "a 2 will be appointed
Word has been received by Mrs. Henry
O. Nahum that her son. Ward Colby.
I'll years, has worked his way from
a private In the regular army to cap
tain OF the quartermaster corps. For
three years Mr.. Colby was q member OF
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-09-20

LIGHT DRIVING HARNESS in good con-
dition will be sold for $40 to-day. w. V.
Farr. S3 North Union st. 223,d w.t..
STANDING TIMBER for sale In Franklin.
Addison and windham counties. W.. V.
Farr, as North Union st. 205.d,w,tf.
CARBIDE LIGHTING OUTFIT for sale
consists Of one Colts Carbide Feed Gen
orator, Model NJ Of IS gallons capacity.
$50 feet Of gas piping. and fixtures com
plete with burners and shades for II
rooms. all in good condition. Wishing to
put in electric lights. will sell the above
OUTFIT for half its first cost. A bargain
for some house where electricity is not
available. For particulars address Miss
May q. Maniey. Pittsford. VT. 10,w.3t.
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FOR SALE.

BOARDING HOUSE, LAKE CHAMPLAIN.
for immediate sale or will exchange for
farm. j.. L. Collins. East Alburg. Vt.
223, ct, W, 1t.
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LINCOLN.

The Ladies' Aid met in their rooms
Wednesday afternoon.-There will be a
regular meeting Of Prospect Grange
Saturday evening.-The annua meeting
Of the Industrial for the election of Of.
ficers will be held with Mrs. John Benton.
Thursday. September 27.-The Industrial
met with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Jack
man in Bristol last Thursday for an all
day session. Thirty-seven were present
from Lincoln and Bristol. Dinner was
served at noon.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. w.
Page and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stowe,
of Salisbury visited Sunday at Eugene
fuckers. Mr.. and Mrs. Stowe remained
in town for a few days VISTA. C.
Mathews Of Montpelier went from this
town to Warren Sunday, crossing War
rem mountain unassisted in a four cylinder
roadster.-Mr. and Mrs. j. Benton started
Tuesday on an automobile trip through
northern New York.-Mr. and Mrs. d.
s. Day, Mr.. n Mrs. d. L. Garland and
l.. Z. Jackman were In Burlington sun
day.-Miss Leah Butterfield and Seymour
Farr were united in marriage last We'd
nesday evening at the Baptist parsonage
by the Rev. E. ]. Obar.-Receptions were
given Monday evening at the homes Of
Micheal Tierney and Charles Atwood
for the drafted men.
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GRANVILLE.

Ralph Hystings is visiting In Portland.
Me.-Sam Riley was In Rochester Sun
day to attend the funeral Of Mrs. oliver
Kerr who died very suddenly on Friday.
George Parish is working in Pittsfield.
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ADDISON.

Eighteen years ago September 16 the
r. F.. d. Route. No. l was established.
with Weston Spooner as carrier.-Mr
Kate Taylor Of Cornwall was in town
Monday.-Eliza Kingsman Of Bristol was
a guest last week of Mrs. Hulda Clark.
Erwin Clark left Monday for Canton.
N. Y. to again take up his studies in the
agricultural college.-Henry How and
wife Of Worcester. Mass, were recent
guests Of M. A. Smith n wife.-Howard
King had the misfortune to be kicked by
a horse recently. a deep cash being cut
on his leg. but not breaking my bones
Mrs. A. s. Crane entertained the Aid
society Wednesday. About 50 were in
attendance n did Red Cross work.
Clayon st. Glare is 30 much improved
that he runs his ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ell
mer and Laura Benedict are attending
school in Middlebury.-Mrs. c. H. Mar
hall has returned to Boston. She was
accompanied home by her cousin. Annie
Cunningham.-The social and CO.. supper
at the church Tuesday evening was a
success. Prof. Mcfarland gave a fine
address n the music by Miss Ruth Clark
was much appreciated.-Bert Mitchell
and wife were in town Saturday to get
Theron Mitchell.
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CLIFTON FORGE

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
CLIFTON FORGE, VA. September 3.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Owens have re-
turned from Craig Healing Springs.
Misses Ada and Eleanor Bell. who
have been guests of DR.. and Mrs. b.
D. Wells, have returned to their home
in Louisville. Ky.
J. w. Everett. Of CovIncton. XIV.
spent several days OF his vacation in
this city.
Miss Gladys Tucker. Of this place,
spent several days In Lynchburs on
her way to Petersburg. She will teach
in the high school in that city.
Miss Helen Carper has returned to
her homo in Stanton. after a visit of
several days with friends.
Leslie Stratton, who Is employed by
the DUPONT firm at Hopewell. is spend
Ing his vacation here with his parents.
Marvin Matthews. Of Chicago, a for
mer resident OF this city. is spending
his vacation with relatives here.
c. Fl. Mann. son and daughter have
returned homo after a visit of two
weeks in the Ohio Valley.
Miss Byrdie Smith has returned from
visit to New York.