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queen answered that in ner grounds
stood some of the eldest and finest
specimens In Honolulu. She showed
a great deal of interest when she
found DR.. Smyley is surgeon who
has been serving with the Allies since
the war started and is only resting
here On her way again to serve the
colors. A delightful half hour was
spent Col Curtis Iauksa presented
the guests.
Those who enjoyed the privilege of
private audience with her majesty
were DR.. Dorothy SmyIey OF London,
Miss Dorothea Macintosh of Alabama,
Mrs Augustus f. Murphy and Mrs.
George X. French.
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D'ARTIGUE HONORED
. Mrs Magruder Gordon Maury and
Miss Jessie Rae we're joint hostesses
at a reception on Thursday at the
Davenport IGNORING Countess DAT
tigue. late of New Orleans. who has
come to Honolulu to make her home.
The Hawaiian band. stationed on the
lawn played from five to six.
Mrs. Riley Fl. Aliens beautiful voice
was heard in three numbers. The
t'Will o. the Wisp" was most pleasing
and an encore had to be given to
satisfy the audience. Mr.. j. S. Wan
Iell sang also three pleasing num-
bers. Miss Maxim played in very
delightful way selection on the
Piano
Miss Pearl Josephson, a talented
pianist. accompanied the singers.
Z Madame Lester and Mr. RansfOrd
gave two clever exhibition dances.
The singing BY the members of the
Hawaiian band was especially pleas
ing to the visitors.
The large parlors were pr0fusely
decorated with golden daylight lilies
and palms.
Her Majesty Queen LiIiuokalani,
who was invited, sent note regTetingl
Der Inability to attend Her majesty
does, not now feel equal to,the task Of
meeting people The note OF regret
will be among the countess treasured
possessions. ...r -., Il
- The countess was presented to the
arriving guests by Mrs. Maury and
Miss Jessie Rae They were gracious.
ly assisted by Mrs William Johnson
and Miss Ruth Johnson, II was an
altogether delightful affair and afford
ed cordial greeting and welcome
to Countess DArtigue. 4
Some among the guests were Mrs.
James Bicknell, Mrs. A. Meacock, Mrs.
G. r. Bush. Mrs. Edith Wagner, Mrs.
Edward NJ. Watson. Mrs. f. W. Brat,
ton. Mr. J. G. Howell, Mrs. Paul
Scheid, Mrs. Walter F. Frear. Mrs. ".
L. Emory, AIRS. j. Lennox. MFs. los
ephine CornweIl, Mrs. ri. z. Vernon,
Mrs. William Ogg, Mrs. Powell Dick
erman, Miss Purrier, Mrs. Robert
Hare. Mrs. J. Paseoe, Mrs Agnes
Judd, Mrs. ". MOncrief, Miss Herman.
Mrs. john T. Warren. Miss ]. Bene-
1ict. Mrs. Sallie r. Douglas, Mrs. +.
D. Boyer, Mrs A. c. Linnemann, Mrs
E. J. Bolts, Mrs Andrew Brown, Mrs. |
J. Fl. Craig. Mrs. z. j. Lord, Rev. |
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rendered several musical selections in
a pleasing manner.
Later in the evening all motored to
Heinie's where dancing was the di-
version.
Chief Justice and Mrs. Robertson
guests were Miss Sihyl Robertson, for
whom this party was arranged Miss
Trina Wodehouse, Miss Richards Of
Berkeley, CAL, who is Miss Robert
sons house-guest: Miss Henrietta
Smith, Mr.. Walter Marshall, Mr..
George Marshall, Mr.. Cornell Frank
lin, Mr.. Frank Moss and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hoffman.
CAPT. E. X. MASSEE A DINNER
HOST
With % guests seated about table
which was very handsomely decorated
Capt. Il. X. Massee, U. S. A.. who is
here for but three weeks, entertained
On "Wednesday evening.
The circular table was done in pink
lighted tapers with pink silken shades.
A large open basket held dozens of
pale pink carnations, pink roses and
pink candy tuft The table was sprink-
led with rose and carnation petals,
sprays of feathery fern being the
touch of green. Name-cards and
favors in the same tone were an added
beauty. A Hawaiian glee club furnish
ed the music during dinner and for
the dance that followed.
Capt. Masses guests were Capt.
and Mrs. Jack Hayes. Capt. and Mrs.
Thomas l.. Crystal. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Balch. Mr.. and Mrs. K Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Frazier. Capt and Mrs.
Jerome Pillow, Mr.. and Mrs. john
Guild, Miss Guild. Miss Scott, Miss
Carroll, Miss Corliss. Mrs. Robinson,
Mr.. Bell. Capt. James Gallogly, Lieut..
Wallace Philoon and Capt. Henry G..
Merriam
MISS I.AURETTA BOYD H0NORED
Mrs. James Glib and Miss Edith
GLIB entertained on Thursday at their
Aiea home benoring their house-guest,
Miss Iauretta Boyd, who leaves for
her mainland home next Tuesday. The
guests motored down to Aiea in the
early morning and enjoyed perfect
day. The Glib hothouses are teem-
ing with handsome orchids and with
this luxurious bloom the dining and
living rooms were profusely decorated.
In the center of the table was mass
Of lovely lavender and yellow orchids
with long graceful sprays on the
danlask There is no flower that has
the delicacy OF culture and purity Of
tone that the orchid offers and here
in the islands they thrive especially
we'll The guests brought their sew
ing bags and knitting anG the after.
noon was indeed a pleasantly in.
formal one.
Mrs. Gibbs and Miss Gibbs guests
were Miss Lanretta Boyd. the guest
OF honor: Mrs. John Heidi. Mrs.
Summers S. Paxson. Mrs. Harry Den
ison, Mrs. Vida Thrum, Mrs John
Guild. Mrs. Henry Giles. Ms. Lester
Petrie, Miss Ruth Heidi and Miss
Dorothy Guild.
The name-cards were very dainty
and tie handiwork of the guest of
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honor. and were island flowers and
fruits.
In the afternoon Miss Boyd, who
sings and plays very well indeed, gave
a great deal Of pleasure to the as.
sembled guests. :. -.
A PLEAsURABLE POI LUNCHEON
Mrs. Lester Petrie was hostess at a
very informal poi lunch on Wednes.
day of this week at her Nuuanu home,
The table was pretty with basket
OF. cannas and pink hibiscus, with
maidenhair fern scattered over the
damask.
Mrs. Petrie's guests were Mrs.
James Glib, Mrs. Harry Denison,
Mrs. George Angus, Mrs. y. H. Clark,
Mrs. John ]. Belser, Mrs. ]. K Clark,
Miss Lautetta Boyd and Miss Edith
Glib. Z- sse..
MRS. ELIZABkTH MACKALL PRE-.
SENTS MISS BERNICE KAHA-
NAMOKU = 81 -
Mrs. Elizabeth Mackall was hostess
on Wednesday afternoon at her home
TO small company of music lovers
whom she had invited to listen to
Miss Bernice Kahanamoku, who on
this day made her debut as singer.
Her voice, which is rich natural
with wide range, has almost
three octayes of even quality, and
pours from her musical throat with
ease and freedom. Her poise is excel.
lent and her personality extremely
pleasing. She is a protege of Mrs.
Walter Macfarlane, who has made it
possible to bring out the qualities that
were lying dormant: ..s
Mrs. Mackall has spared neither
time nor trouble to make another
voice possible and in the near future
Honolulu will have the privilege Of
hearing this talented girl <.=
Her first number was from. elijah, !"
But the Lord is Mindful of His Own. =
She sang in English, German and
Italian. Her. German song was es-
pecialiy well done and called for an
encore. The song was '.Neuwerdie
Tehusucht Keent" by Tschaikowsky.
Miss, Sibyl Robertson, also a pupil
of Mrs Mackall sang a group Of
French and English songs in very
charming manner. Her voice is a
mczzo-soprano and of beautiful quail
ity. 49,.
The afternoon did not offer a set
program. being entirely informal Mrs.
Alexander @. NJ. Robertson, who pos
sesses one Of the most beautiful
voices in Honolulu. gave several
numbers. T.:
ie guests invited by Mrs. Mackall
were Mrs, /. Tenney Peck, Mrs: Alex
ander G. NJ, Robertson, Mrs. Clarence
Olson, Mrs. Laurence Judd. Mrs.
Alexander Lindsay. Mrs. Ernest Mott
Smith, Mrs John Eagen, Mrs. Harry
Baldwin. Mrs. Walter Macfarlane, Mrs.
Robert Single. Airs. Charles Chilling
worth. Mrs Snodgrass. Mrs. John Erd-
man. Mrs Harold Hitchcock. Mrs.
David l.. Stone, Mrs. Charles Weight,
Mrs. A r. ingalls,. Airs. Ernest Ross.
Mrs. William A. Love. Mrs. R. d.
Mead and the parents of Miss Kaha-
Mr.. and Mrs. Kahanamoku,
and young David Kahanamoku, who
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.

Nj. P. M Edward
penter.
Mr. Harold Dilnsh ANS dinner.
Mr. T. Wilder Honor Departing.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Macfarlanes dinner.
Nj. Srs Harold Castle Honor the CarrenteFs
IittleioanChaan Wedding. .
Lieut.. and airs. Carl Hardiggs TGa-EansaEt
Mrs William D. Smith Lunch Hostess.
Mrs Moses Il. Marshall Gives Charming Tea.
Mrs Gutter Luncheon Hostess. .~"~~
Miss Hos 70.
Mrs. ". L. Morris a Tea Hoste 49,
Mrs. Ezs6Gth MackaI Presents Miss 1ern:ce KahanamokI
Mrs. Henry FIeerick wichman EntertaR. =. .."
MI. and Mrs. Arthur A. Browns DnIes. -.
A PRIVATE Aud with Queen Liliuoka,ani.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Aacfarl3nes Pei
Miss Gretchen Fakes Poi Luncheon. . 4.
TeceEticn Dh nspialcd French%cmsn. nta4.ss
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MISS SARA LUCAS GIVES AN
INFORMAL, TEA

Miss Sara Lucas gave a very in
formal tea on Tuesday afternoon at
her Kaalawai home A swim was
INDUCED in and sewing and tea COM
bined TO pass delightful afternoon.
Miss Lucas guests were Mrs William
b. LyIner, Mrs. A. Wiley Mather. Mrs
Wheatley, Mrs. Gustav Sehaefer. Mrs.
Derwent Kennedy, Miss Ruth. Heidi.
Miss Pauline Schaefer, Miss Dorothy
Guild and Miss Jessie Kennedy.
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Father Valentine, Mrs. Edward
Dekum, Miss Louise Lucas, Mrs Riley
II. Allen, Miss Pearl Josephson, Mrs.
w. Mountain, Mrs. j. j. Quicker. Mrs.
is. G. Huber. Mrs. William: Johnson,
Miss Ruth Johnson. Madam Quevfllon,
Mr.. C. H. Wiley, Mrs. Alexander, Mr.
Kenneth Alexander, Mrs. Hadley
Woodger, Miss Paine, Mrs. Montgom-
cry. Mrs. Tumbler. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc.
Kay, Mrs. Reide, Mrs. Louise Mcmillan
and others.
MISS GERARD H0NoRED
Miss Dorothy Guild was hostess at
an informal tea on Tuesday afternoon
IGNORING Miss Gerard, who is visitor
in Honolulu
Needle work and knitting made the
afternoon a pleasant one
Miss Guilds guests were: Miss Ger.
ard, Miss Sara Lucas. Miss Ruth Me-
Chesney, Miss Geraldine Berg, Miss
Martha McChesney, Miss Marion
Chaplin and Miss Rosie Herbert.
= = =
AN OUTING AT WAIALUA
A jolly set of pjcnikners started out
last Sunday on pleasure bent, motoring
to Haleiwa. A basket luncheon Was
enjoyed beneath shady trees Late in
the afternoon Haleiwa was reached
and here dinner was partaken or.
then the party came into town.
These who enjoyed the outing were
Miss Isabelle Baker, Miss Ruth Nc
Chesney, Miss Martha McChesney.
Miss Elizabeth Rosenbaum. Miss
Marie Ballentyne, Miss Dorothy Har-
ker, Lieut.. Robert A. Shsrer, Lieut.
Robert g. Guyer, Mr.. Watson Ballen-
tyne, Lieut.. William II. BTitfon. Lieut.
Edward Rose, Lieut. Joseph c. Haw
and Dr. and Mrs Waiter Reesman.
MRS. GEORGE L. CONVERSE A
BRIDGE HOSTESS
Mrs. George L. Converse was host
ess at bridge luncheon at her home,
en- Thursday of this week basket
OF dshlias were prettily arranged ON
the table Cards started at 10 and
several interesting TubbeTs went on
until o'clock when luncheon was
served Mrs. Calender and Mrs.
Thomson. scoring highest. were
awarded the gift prizes.
Mrs. ConYerse's guests were: Mrs.
Frank r. KeefeT, Miss Del McCue.
Mrs w. W. Brown, Mrs. Raymond
Bliss. Mrs. George Calender, Mrs
Starr and Mrs Thompson OF Walia
Walla, Wash, and Mrs. Robert Duen-
FER.
2. a. Z.
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Jump. Last week II QlQ seem as ii
this was to be very quiet. but II turn
cd out much gayer than anticipated
Nothing very large has been given
Just enough things doing to keep the
pct boiling" Next week, Of course,
viii be more quiet. for It VIII be Holy
Week. and even n one Is not church,
gper there Is sacredness about Holy
Week that even those who rather love
TO fiaunt their stay-away -from-church
attitude have not the courage to chal-
lenge
Three weddings OF importance fol-
low the Easter Week--those of Miss
Eloise Wiehman and Miss Swanzy
and Miss Treat. and all are to be upon
the same day. Miss wiehman's is to
be church wedding as will be Miss
Treats. while Miss Swanzy's win be
very quiet on account of the recent
bereavement OF the family.
Activities CT many kinds go on with
enthusiasm and lseehness Many
classes haye been formed for the study
of relief work aud the students are
faithful and tpainstaking. In New
York paper the other day was an illus
tistion OF several society debutantes
Who are learning 10 use. rifle and
meTe Delnzs 'luqsu sot sheir courase
anu 1870 W. =, -. ,.;.... =.
s.as..9A ~ ness Sensls' yol,hson vi.
nsi looh 70 tlaM : sep o ~ sceieey sllls
~ 1890 p ~ 1s lney plac,,seu
:. .ne .Nas,cLat Iua,u a,nloly saLeIy:
.ala VIII < saI enousn susauSeu Nsle
.aAeI Vy ucnerai sohnsuh On TUG
encnvoNI Ianse, 20 IN tnIs lnstancs
I,oholuIu vas aneao OF NeW 10TH ano
tne I'a.rIo1e women mere VIII DC
io1nu 'eaag i .neysa sneedeu.
ne sVeis'y ieuuer SViu the WItseI
the other day of her sister on the
mainland, who has gone Into work
shop to learn the mechanism and re-
pair work Of artcs. She will be eff
cicnt in runninga motor and win thus.
be able 20 do Der BIT intelligently
and wlthoW apT fufs or feathers.
Mtsc. EDNAitu CAhi,feNi'Eh LitAN-|l
ny
10 tne keen regret o. every one "a
nono,uih Nho mas :naa tue pleasure
2. showing MIS- ei.nwaTu carpenter,
size I|UIU| Tor tile mainland next
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A PRIVATE AUDIENCE WITH HER
MAJESTY QUEEN LILIUO- :
--- q. KAI.ANI .-. ~.

Her Majesty Queen Liliuokalsni re-
ceived DR.. Dorothy Smyley at Wash
ington Place on FRIDAY morning at il
o'clock The queen was in exception
ally good health and when Dr. Srnyley
spoke of the beauty OF the: trees til,
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throat. Dr, Templeton Of Irasburg ac-
companied Thanksgiving struck L. q.
Miller's house during a severe thunder
shower Monday afternoon, damaging the
house and knocking a clock off shelf,
out not burning anything.-L. O. San
born Civil War veteran, is attending
the encampment in Boston. Mass, this
week. From there he will visit his daugh-
ter, Mrs. II. II. Burton, in Cambridge.
Mass. and friends In Maiden, Mass
during severe electrical storm August
IL lightning killed horse of j. A. Nc.
Aliister's. and during another shower
August 20 lightning struck and burned
the horse barn and contents belonging to
Horace Richardson.-Mrs Archibald
Dwinell of Lynn, Mass, is spending two
months with her daughter, Mrs. r. s.
Colbeth.-Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Young,
daughter. Miss Marion, and son, Kenneth.
accompanied by f. d. Harding of West
Held, are spending weeks vacation with
friends In Grosvenor, N. Y.-Lieut Roy
| Brahana Is at home from Fort Monroe.
| VAN. r. Alexander, who has been fore
man Tor j. ii. Silsby e. Co., for the past
eight years, has resigned and will enter
the oricers training camp at Plattsburgh
August H.-Private Frank Collins was
nome from Fort Ethan Allen over Sum
| day.-Mrs. X. V. Newton returned from
EDEN Monday. where she had been spend
| ing two weeks with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Wescomb.
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CRAFTSBURY.

Stephen Newton of Orleans and Miss
Florence Buchanan of this village were
married last week. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. c. d. Pierce in
the presence Of few relatives. After
a short wedding trip they are to make
their home in Orleans.-Henry Smith has
commenced building his dressing and
shingle mill that was destroyed by fire
a few months ago.-W. p. Kaiser was
taken seriously Ill In the early hours
Saturday morning and his case is con-
sidered critical.-The Methodist Episcopal
Church is to be closed Sunday. August
26 and September 2, as the Rev. C. d..
Pierce Is taking a vacation.-The graded
school building is being repaired and
painted.-Mr and Mrs. Leslie from New
Hampshire were entertained at the home
of Henry Smith the first Of this week.
Mrs. Ella Amsden Is housekeeping for
Homer Bartlette.-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Cowles entertained his brother. Henry
Cowles, and two sons from Lyndonville
Saturday and Sunday.-N. II. Kinney Is
adding a ten-foot veranda to the end
Of his house.-E. w. Hardy Is repairing
his residence. lately purchased of Harry
Noodle Clarence Pierce was home from
Burlington for a short time last week.
Henry and Rosa Smith motored to Bur-
lington and Fort Ethan Allen Sunday.
s. II. Lath's new barn Is up. boarded and
ella pboarded.-Allen Chapman from John
son was a business visitor in town Sat-
urday.
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NEWPORT.

In the presence of about 40 immediate
relatives. neighbors and friends Miss
Mabel Elizabeth Oakley, only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John c. Oakley of Bay
View avenue. was married on Thursday.
August 16. to Lieut.. Arthur Shepard Of
Sharon. Mass. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. l.. A. Edwards. pastor
of the Congregational Church, of which
Miss Oakley is a member. Mrs. Ann
Shepard. Mrs. Robert Blood mother and
sister of the groom Mrs. Louis c. Todd
and Miss Avis Todd Of Somerville, Mass,
were the only out of town guests who at
tended. Lieutenant and Mrs. Shepard
VIII spend their honeymoon at Pisgah
Lodge Lake Willoughby.-E. T. Coffin
and family OF Plainfeld, N. j., are occupy
ing their cottage at the Bluffs. Indian
Point. during the remainder Of the sea-
son.-Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Clark of Ply
mouth are guests Of Mrs. F. 8.
kennison. -Walter N. Dane of Boston Is
visiting his mother. Mrs. o. s. Dane
The proceeds from the annual Ladies'
Social Union picnic held at Bigelow's
Bluff this week were $5O.-Miss Dora Gil
bert OF Brooklyn, N. Y. who has been
the guest of Miss Daisy White, has re-
turned home.-E. A. Cass has sold his
farm Of 80 acres to George Bowen Of
Ayers Clin, Canada, and will give posses-
sion immedately.-Mr. and Mrs. Curtis of
New York are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Frost.-Dr. and Mrs. w. IL. Par
ker OF Dorchester, Mass. who have been
visiting Mrs. Richard Parker, have re-
turned home.-J. ID. Sanford, an instruc-
tor In boys school in Gladstone, N. j..
has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Burgess.-Mrs. l.. j. Goodsell Of Winchen-
don. Mass, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Ella Lunt.-Mrs. Harley Humphrey of
Springfield. Mass, was the guest of Mrs
Carroll Huntington last Week.-Mrs. jess
samine Blair Of North Troy and Miss
Hazel Haughy OF Richford were week.
end guests of Miss Ruth Buck.-Maurice
j. Kendall. who has been a student at
Armandale -on-the- Hudson during the
last two years. has a position as instruc-
tor In the Episcopal Cathedral high school
for boys in Honolulu. He left August
Is for San Francisco en- route for Homo
lulu.-Mrs. John Fanant accompanied her
son, Bernard Wheeler. to st. Johnsbury.
where he underwent successfully a seri-
GUS operation at Brightlook hospital
Miss Lillian Stevens has returned to her
home In Worcestershire. and Mrs. David
Booth Of Greenfield, Mass, are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. O, M. Spaulding.-
DR.. and Mrs. George Murray Of Bsllouo
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JEFTERSONVILLE.

Emerson Reynolds, who has been Ill n
long time, died Saturday morning at the
home of his sister. Mrs. William Rey-
nolds. He was the son Of the late Robert
Reynolds and was &C years OF age. He
Is survived by two brothers. Charles ana
Orange Reynolds. and one sister. Mrs.
William Reynolds. The funeral was held
at the house Sunday afternoon. the Rev.
r. b. Hyde officiating. Burial was In the
North Cambridge cemetery. Among those
from out of town present at the funeral
were Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Aldrich ana MT.
and Mrs. Merritt Wilson of Burlington
A son was born August 81. to Mr.. ana
Mrs. Perley Reynolds.-Mr. and Mrs. A.
I. Thomas, Edison Thomas and Mr.. Row
land were at Fort Ethan Allen Thursday.
Mrs. Alkaline Patch from Boston Is the
guest of her son Wayland Patch.--George
Harry Patch, who spent weeks 1ur-
Tough with his parents. Mr.. ana MIS-
Wayland Patch, returned Monday to New
York-Mrs. ]. F. Wilcox was the guest
of her brother NJ. N. Dodge In Essex
Center Thursday.-H. II. Nye who spent
several days with friends here returned
to Burlington Monday night.-Mrs Henry
McNally is seriously ill.-Mr and Mrs.
C. s. Cornell from Knoxville, Tenn, are
guests of his parents. Hon. and Mrs. IL.
M. Cornell.-The Rev. Mr.. Harris held
services in this place Sunday in exchange
with the Rev. +. b. Hyde, who went to
Wateryille
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CAMBRIDGE.

Earl Douglass of Fort Ethan Allen was
a guest of Mrs Myra Wiley Sunday and
Monday.-Mrs. A. l.. Brush is entertain
ing Miss Margaret Sullivan of Boston,
Warner Brush of Boston came Saturday
night to spend two weeks with his mother
Mrs. Sarah Brush.-Mrs. Addie Woods of
Morrisvile spent Thursday with her sister
Mrs. r. w. Patch.-Fred Labounty OF
Greenfield, Mass, Is visiting his uncle
c. w. Labounty.-Harry Clark has gone
to Hyde Park where he has employment.
Mrs. A. r. Day is spending the week
with friends in Saco, Mane.-Mrs. Joshua
Fuller OF Huntington visited her aunt
Mrs. Bixby the past week-Mr. and Mrs.
Blair of Newport and Mrs. Evelyn Bliss
of st. Adams were guests last week of
Mrs. Ida Hunt.--H. Il. Gray and family
Of Burlington are spending the week In
town.-Mr and Mrs. j. II. McCline have
sold their house here and moved to
Jericho.-Mr. and Mrs. George Gaines of
Enosburg spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Linus Leavens.-Mr. and Mrs. w.
n. Lang and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Gaines of Enosburg are taking an auto
mobile trip to Massachusetts this week.
MIR. and Mrs. w. NJ. Smith have been
spending several days in Richmond and
WilliSton.
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WEST NEWBURY.

The marriage of Miss Minnie Tuxbury
and Lieutenant Ernest Mason Harmon
took place Wednesday, August Is. at
$3.50 D. M at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Tuxbury
of West Newbury, the Rev. o. w. Brock.
uncle of the bride. officiating. The
bride was given away by her father.
She was daintily gowned in white
and wore a tulle veil caught with
white sweet peas, carrying a shower
bouquet of the same. The bride was
attended by her sister, Miss Martha E.
Tuxbury. as maid who was
gowned in blue and white and carried
roses. Mrs T.. l.. Reed Of Sugar Hill.
N. H., and Miss Marion A. Tuxbury of
Hanover, N. H., sisters of the bride. and
Miss Eta ]. Harmon Of Worcester.
Mass, sisters Of the groom, and Miss
Christine c. Rice Of Worcester. Mass.
were bridesmaids. They were gowned
in white and carried golden rod. The
groom was attended by H. Wellman
Tuxbury Of Worcester. Mass The
wedding music was played by Miss
Frances Merrill, and the ushers were
Lester Merrill and George p. Tuxbury.
The home was attractively decorated
with spruce boughs and golden rod, a
large American flag being draped above
the bridal party. About 60 relatives
and immediate friends were present at
the ceremony and the reception which
followed. The bride is a graduate
of Newbury high school. Lieutenant
Harmon graduated from the United
States Military Academy at West Point
in the class of 1917, and is now station
ed with the End Cavalry at Fort Ethan
Allen, Vermont.
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WATERVILLE.

Miss Ardell Taylor visited at DR.. Scott s
In johnson last Week.-Mrs. May Castaw
OF Swanton was the guest Of Miss Frieda
Darrah recently.-The funeral of J. b.
Codding was held at the Union Church
Thursday the Rev. T.. b. Harris offcat-
ing. Those from out of town were Mrs.
c. f. Stearns and family OF Orleans. Mr..
and Mrs. Prescott Stearns of St. Johns
bury Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Notemeyer and
family of Johnson.-B. M. Wiley and
daughter. Edla. of Greensboro. were
Over-Sunday guests of his mother, Mrs.
Edla Willey.-Mrs Lena Kelley has re-
turned to her home in Morrlsvile.-Mrs.
Della Taylor and Mrs. Ella Ewins visited
In johnson last week.--Dr Mary Fletcher
OF Worcester, Mass, is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. John Lumbra.-Mrs. Gwendolyn
Smith Child of Massachusetts visited her
aunt Mrs. w. p. Smile last week.-Mrs..