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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-09-05
MUSEUM NOTES.

The heavy rains of the past week
have retarded the blooming of many
of the later flowers, giving promise OF
species yet to come.
A friend from Massachusetts has
sent to the Museum fine collection
from the coast among which are milk
wort, beach pea, sea lavender, Japan
csc knotweed, blazing star and salt
marsh sand spurrey..
The local list since Aug. 9th is:
Wavy-leaved aster, dissected grape
fern, spearmint, Aug 9th; narrow
leaved spleenwort. pale touch-me-not.
marsh cress. Aug. 28th: elegant mar
ginal shield fern, black grained noun
tain rice, green amaranth, fruit of pur-
pie trillium, fruit of hobble-bush, fruit
of spikenard. fruit of purple-fiowering
raspberry, fruit of blue cohosh, fruit
of Solomon's seal. fruit of mountain
holly, fruit of three-leaved canicle,
fruit of hybrid baneberry. linear
leaved willowherb, apetalous pepper
grass, blue-stemmed goldenrod. least
toad-flax, Aug. 18th; nodding pogonia
Comm, Aug. 31st; water marigold
white wood aster, New York aster
bitter dock, wild chess, drop-seed
grass, fruit of choke cherry, fruit OF
Indian cucumber, ternate grape fern
Sept. 1st.
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IRASBURG.

oscar N. Washer, Correspondent
Harlie Page has finished his work
IN the creamery at South Walden and
returned home.-Henry Priest, who
has been spending the summer at Ply.
mouth, N. H., returned home Satur-
day.-Orin Carpenter of Randolph
Center is spending a few days with
his parents.-Pearle Griggs of ST
Johnsbury is spending a few days
with his parents.-Miss Durkee Of
Randolph is visiting at J. C. Carpen-
ter's.-Addison Smith is moving his
family to Barton.-Paul Ducharme
has sold his farm to Mr.. Fountain
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
Marshall Gotta, Saturday.-Murray
Pike of Woodsville visited his parents
over Sunday.-Isaac Lunge is visiting
in Hardwick.-Ernest Orde of Boston
is visiting his mother.-Burt Goodwin
is planning to move his family to
their former home in Gardner, Mass,
this week.-E. N. Knapp and family
spent Labor Day in South Royalton.
A. E. Harlow, S. w. Beauclerk, D.
A. Brahana and F. M. Sears spent
Monday and Tuesday in Burlington
Mrs. Nancy Carpenter died Monday
afternoon.-Hiram Badger is suffer-
ing from blood poisoning.-Mrs.
Eunice Simpson of Sheffield is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. A. G. Healey.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Beede of New
Britain, Conn.,, are visiting at F. A.
Fields.
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their vacation with her parents in
Holland Eiden Hartshorn of Wash
lngton. D. c., Mrs. Elizabeth Glynn
and Miss Marion Glynn and John
Emerson of Lancaster were guests OF
Mrs. Ann Phelps and family last week.
Mr. Buckminster of Concord was
the guest of Miss Gertrude Gleason at
the Heights House last week.. Rolf
Searles of st. Johnsbury was in the
village on business last W aek.-The
sale under the auspices of the Ladies.
Aid society of the Congregational
church on Tuesday of last week was
a very pleasant affair. Miss Ellen
Magoon of Lancaster gave two read.
ings. Miss Mildred Blaksley of New
YORK city two interpretative dances.
ana Mrs. Guy c. Pidgeon sang two
SOLOS. each artist responding to en-
cores. Mrs. HI. T. Silsby accompanied
on the piano. The ladies added $50
to their treaSury.-Mr and Mrs. Adino
N. Bell OF South Lunenburg are spend
ing a week with friends in Standish
and Portland, Maine, Boston and Low
ell, Mass. Miss Marion Bell is also
OF the party.-Miss Susanna E. Dodge
of Springfield, Mass. and Mrs. Whsle
or Burlington are registered at the
Heights House while visiting Miss
Dodge's sisters, Mrs. Charles Spauld-
ing and Mrs. Kyle T. Brown.-Miss
Daisy Bronson of Littleton has been
spending the past week with DR.. and
Mrs. w. Moffett Bronson.-Mrs.
Charles Spaulding, Ernest Spaulding,
Mrs. Oscar Wilson and son Melvin, and
Mrs. Flora Balch were in st. Johns
bury on S a u y.-Mrs Maud
Thompson Dodge and son, Bernard
of Troy have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvin Thompson and have re.
turned to their home.-Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Nichols and children of New
fame. and Miss Vera Silsby of Brattle-
boro were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Nichols and other relatives over
Sunday and Labor Day.-Mr and Mrs.
Sykes and daughters who visited Rev.
and Mrs. John Robinson last week
have returned to their home in Hol-
land.-Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson and
children have returned from a visit
with Mrs. Wilson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walker in Cabot-Otis and Geo.
AeiApie Ol OtOnendn, Mass. called on
friends in the village on Saturday.
Miss Ruby Smith has finished work in
the dining room at the Heights house
and gone to CRANKY to teach school;
her place is taken by Miss Emma
Lewis.-Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Pierce,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pierce, Fred Nut
ter and lady of Pittsfield, N H were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pierce
over Sunday and Labor Day.-The
ladies of the Methodist Aid society will
hold social in the vestry of the
church Friday afternoon.-Rev John
Robinson will be absent on his vaca-
ton and there will be no services in
the Methodist church on Sunday, Sep
TENDER 9Th. Sunday school and Jun
ior League at the usual hours.
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GREENSBORO.
Geo. A. Porter, Correspondent

Geo. A. Porter, Correspondent
Rev. DR.. Jackson of Washington, D.
c., preached fine sermon Sunday
morning at the Congregational church
to which the Presbyterian society were
invited, and the house was well filled.
DR.. Jackson's theme was Religion and
Politics." and made out in an able
manner that they were one and the
same thing when rightly understood
and Observation-Disclosures Lyttle was no
titled Friday evening to appear for
duty at Fort Leavenworth, Kan, at
once, and getting car to take him to
st. Johnsbury took the 1 o'clock train
that night for New York and his post.
Capt. Bear left Friday evening for
service after a two weeks leave Of
absence.-Our summer colony is thin
ming out quite rapidly now.-Mrs. Col
Inns and children returned to Nashua,
N. H, Saturday.-Ralph Williams has
completed his labors at c. H. Mi1lers
and gone to New Hampshire.-Herbe
Johnson and Stephen Wells have gone
to New Hampshire to work.-Miss
Alice Kibbey has finished working for
Mrs. J. B. Cook and gone to her some
in Newport, N. H.
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WHEELoCK.

!: (Mrs. g. L.. Gerry, Correspondent
:. P. ]. Shorey went Friday to Plain
held to visit his mother and sisters,
returning on Monday.-Wesley Hum.
phrey of Burke visited at Fred Hoff-
mans last Sunday. His wife and two
children, who have been spending the
past week with her mother, Mrs Stel-
la Goss, returned with him.-The VIII
iage schools began Tuesday-Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Smelling have a son born
to them last Wednesday.-Mi Annie
DWyer, who has been visiting her
brother. Alex Dwyer, returned to her
work in New York City last Wednes-
day.-Mrs Nellie Hovey and two sons
or Danville were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. r. L. Hovey Wednesday and
Thursday. They came to attend the
school reunion at the Old Red School
House. On account of the storm the
reunion has been postponed until lat
er.-Miss Bertha Welch is stopping
with her brother, Fred Grady, and
family. She goes next week to South
Wheelock, where she will teach the
coming year.-Miss Beatrice Kellogg
visited at w. A. Porter's last Sunday
and Monday, en- route for her school
work at East Burke.-Miss Avis Cree
and her friend, Miss Knights, who
have been spending their vacation at
L. N. Cree's, returned to their home in
Worcester, Mass, last Saturday.-Mrs.
Kidder visited her daughter, Mrs.
George Dwyer,in Danville last Sunday
and Monday.-Mrs. Martha Craig,
who has been spending the past week
with her sister, Mrs. Will Anger, has
returned to her home.
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WEST BARNET.

(Thressa c. Blain, Correspondent
Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Bugbee and
family of Springfield, Mass, Mrs. Odet
and Mabel Darling, who have been
occupying Darling's cottage. broke
camp Wednesday.-Mrs.G George Blair
and Thressa Blain were in st. Johns
bury Tuesday.-The Williams. who
have been occupying their summer
camp, broke camp Saturday, return
ing to their home in Massachusetts,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pierce and fam
lily of Williamsburg, Pa, Mrs. Isaac
Choate and family from North Dako-
ia returned to their homes Friday.
They have been spending the summer
with Mrs. Clara Gammon.-Mr. and
Mrs E. S. Bailey and Mr.. and Mrs. D.
A. Blain attended the Chautauqua al
woodsville Thursday afternoon and
evening.-Mrs. George Blain went to
Brightlook hospital Thursday after
noon, accompanied by George Blain
and Mrs. James Blain. She under
went successful operation Friday
and is doing nicely at this writing
A dance was given in honor or the
Camp Boys in the Village hall Thurs
day evening by several of the young
people. The hall was tastefully dec
GRATED in the camp colors of green
and white intermingled with golden
rod and golden glow. Japanese Ian
terms and boughs added charm to the
occasion. Two of the corners were
fixed up as coy corners trimmed With
boughs, Japanese lanterns, sofa pill
lows, rugs and flowers. These were
the main points of interest during the
evening. A very efficient pianist from
st. Johnsbury furnished music during
the evening. Refreshments OF ice
cream and cake were served.-A
kitchen shower was given at the home
of Mrs. Henry Roy in honor OF MISS
Lula Roy. Saturday afternoon. Sew
eral young ladies were present ana
left many useful gifts of remembrance
to Miss Roy in honor of the coming
hapny event."-Mr. and Mrs. George
Clark of Peacham were guests a.
lanes Blain's Friday.-Mr. and MRS
Row Warden entertained several OF
the West Barnet people to a caro-
party Wednesday evening. A very
pleasing time was enjoyed by all
clarence Roy of Boston is home for
few days.-L Camp and Mr.. rod
denhauser are guests at the boys
camp.-Sheriff Worthen was IN to"r
Saturday on business. s
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EAST RYEGATE.

Ia. G. Bedell, Correspondent
Yrs. r. S, Hayes, who went to Lis
y N. H.. the first OF last week to
! her mother. Mrs. Simonds. has
bred a nervous breakdown and is
bile to return home for the pres
Mr.. Hayes went Sunday to be
\ her over Labor Day.-Mr. and
y F. H. Powers motored to Green
Mass. Saturday to visit relatives
|rning <Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. Be-
f and daughter and Miss Ruth
AN took, a two days motor trip to
lille Notch last week.-Mr. and
y Stowell and children are enjoy
"a two weeks vacation. sThey will
Il relatives in Newport and vicinity.
rs. Coburn Valley and daughter.
Fbthy, returned Friday from Cleve-.
Ohio. Clifton Valley procured
* there and will remain for a time
he married men won the game OF
e ball played against the single
a Labor Day, score 9 to 7.-Schools
&menced Tuesday. Mrs. ]. F. Dew
teaches in the grammar room and
4 Edith Nelson in the primary.
! 8 Ames. of Derby will teach in No.
Miss Cora Chamberlin was called
ne from Concord, N. H, the first
last week by the illness Of her
8her: Mrs. Chamberlin is now able
q about.-Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Dick
of Barnet were guests of her
&her, Mrs. Fannie Chamberlin. Fri
George Lee of Concord. N. Co.
he Saturday to stay over Labor Day
Mrs. Fannie Observation-Disclosures
! Mrs. H. D. Chamberlin. Madeline
Leslie Chamberlin of Lisbon. N
hghton of Boston, w. H. Gilchrist
8. J. G. Smith. Henry and Juiia
18th of McIndoes and Miss Haze
ttie Of Monroe, n. H, were guests
Clarence Bedell's.-Mrs. Matthew:
FGroyeton, N. H. who has been visit
! her sister, Mrs. c. M. Wallace. re
fned to her home Wednesday.-C
Wallace went to Rochester. N. H.
bnday. where he spent two day.
kh his brother. Richard Wallace
Ia then went to The Weirs to attent
J G, A. r. reunion. returning Thurs
E.-Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Hayes ant
b went Sunday night to Phoenix N
where they will spend their vaca
In with Mr.. Hayes brother.
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LYNDON.

(Mrs. Ellen A. Staples, Correspondent
Charles Bulls of Springfield, Mass,
arrived Saturday night to spend few
days with his wife and her mother,
Mrs. Honora Wilmarth, at Mrs. Will
martins old home in this village
Mrs. Gertrude Holder of Barre has
been visiting her brother, Dennis
Locklin, and other relatives in town
for two weeks. Her son, Harry Kent,
of Barre arrived Saturday to visit a
few days.-Rev. Charles C. Chayer, a
recent graduate of Bates College, is
spending this week with his parents
here, after which he is to enter Bos-
ton University for a theological
course.-Mrs. Murray Paris is at Mrs.
Frost's sanitarium in st. Johnsbury.
Cecil Deoss returned to his work in
Boston last Monday.-News from Miss
Mary Chayer, a Red Cross nurse
somewhere in France, is received reg
ularly, although about three weeks is
required for each letter to make the
trip. ii
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ST. JoHNsBURY CENTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Pringle Observed
Their Goth Wedding Anniversary.

edith Mclaughlin, CORRESPONDENT
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Pringle. who
have made this village their home the
past ~ years. celebrated the Goth am
nlversary of their marriage at their
home here on Monday Mr.. and Mrs.
frlngle are both in unusual health
and able to perform their daily duties
about their home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pringle were married on Sept 8, 1857.
by Rev. John Bole Of Ryegate. as
sisted by Rev. Thomas Goodwiilie Of
Barnet at the home of the bride. Miss
Julia A. Laughlin. They settled on
the farm of Mr.. Pringle's father. Rev.
William Pringle, which was decided to
him by Gov. Erastus Fair banks, presi-
dent of the Passumpsic Railroad
Company, located at East Ryegate.
Here were born to them five children.
the eldest. daughter, died when two
years old. Those living are William.
born in 1859, now superintendent Of
the Niagara Falls factory OF the
American Sales Book Co., Henry, as
sistant superintendent of the Interna-
tional Reform Bureau of Washington,
u. C., James. superintendent OF
schools at Portsmouth, N. H., and
Florence. the wife of Rev. C. F. Rob-
inson of the Congregational church
at Watervifle, Me. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pringle are members of the Congrega-
tional church Of this village. Decem-
Der. 1888. Mr.. Pringle was gardner
for DR.. Nelson and later was gardner
for Capt. Laird for II years. Several
who had planned to be here for the
day were unable to be present. Nell
son Pringle, the youngest grandson,
had to stop at Portland, Me-. and UNI
dergo an operation which will keep
him there two weeks. Most of the
above named sent their regrets. Mr.
and Mrs. Pringle were the recipients
OF valuable presents from their child
rem. Rev. Henry N. Pringle of
Washington. came Saturday and spent
a few days with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pringle have a host of friends
who wish for them that the happi-
ness they have enjoyed for so years
may continue for many years.
Rev. Henry Pringle gave very in
teresting stereopticon lecture at the
church last Sunday
evening in the interests of The Inter
national Reform Bureau of Washing
ton. D. c., of which he is assistant
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EAST CONCORD.

(Mrs. John Folsom, Correspondents
Frank Grant from Boston is visit
ing relatives in the place for a few
days.-Mr. and Mrs. James Warren
and son. Harold, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Boucher and daughter took an
auto trip to Colebrook, The Balsams
and Island Pond Sunday.-Mrs, David
Thomas was a weekend guest of her
daughter. Mrs. Arthur Rivers, at Lit
Teton. N. H.-Mrs. Frank Fisher Wis
tied friends in IGroveton over the
week-end.-Among those in Groveton
Monday to attend the Labor Day ex-
ercises were Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Grant
and daughter. Helen. Harold Warren,
D.. M. Smith. Alden Briggs, Henry
Briggs, Leon Fisher, Robert Grant,
Elroy Fisk, Clayton Bailey, Agnes
Fisher, Norman, Crawford; Maggie
Boyle and Herbert Kiser.-Lois Haw-
kins was weekend visitor of friends
in Barton.-Mr. and Mrs. Will Fisher
of Berlin, N. H, are visiting at their
sisters Mr. and Mrs. George Kings
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Briggs.-Mrs
Dora Grant has returned from : ST.
Johnsbury where she has been staying
with her daughter, Mrs John Tinker,
for the past week.-Mr. Scott, Home
Missionary. who came from Ohio and
Mr.. Littlefield of West Burke were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Savers
a few days last week.-It will be OF
interest to many readers to know that
Frank c.. Grant of Santa Monica, Cal,
is enjoying the best of health. AL
though he is 80 years of age, it might
bother some Of the younger men to
follow him at his work. This: summer
he has carried on two lots Of land for
himself and ten lots for other people,
making IL gardens, and caring for
them besides doing other work. In
the last two weeks before your cor
respondent heard from them, he earn
ed $1S.75 extra from caring for the
gardens That seems pretty good for
man of his age. He, with Mrs.
Grant, entertained at a birthday party
recently Mr.. and Mrs. Osmer Smith
and daughter, Merle, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubbard Smith and Mabel Wilson.
Mr.. Grant was up that morning ano
out fishing at a. mr.: returning with
a catch of so herring before the
guests arrived. Mrs. Grant made the
birthday cake and furnished nice
dinner, doing all the work herself, and
she is about IS years OF age. They
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LYNDON CENTER.
mildred Rivers, Corresponds

mildred Rivers, Correspondent
Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Lyster and
family from New Rochelle, N. Y, are
visiting his mother, Mrs w. H. Lyster,
few weeks.-Mr. and Mrs Warren
Noyes and daughter, Beth, spent Sun
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Batchelder.-Mr. and Mrs Ger
aid Batchelder and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Batchelder are spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Foster at
Underhill.-Mrs. Emma Campbell and
grandchildren. Alberta, Kenneth and
Stuart Campbell, have returned to
Fairhaven, Mass, after spending their
summer vacation here.-Jackson Car
ter spent Sunday at Albridge Fock-
Inns in South Wheelock.-Ralph
Prescott, who has been spending two
weeks with his cousin, Mrs. Eva
Wheelock, at Coventry, has returned
home.-Mrs. H. H. sherwood and
daughter, Ruth, who have been
spending a few weeks at their camp
at Derby Pond, have returned home.
Miss Ella Brown from Montpelier is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Warren Du-
charme, a few days.-Miss Josephine
Mitchell, who has been working a:
Lake Willoughby, has returned home.
The graded school began Tuesday
with Miss Dorothy Mcdonald, the
teacher in the Upper room and Miss
Carrie Marshall from West Burke, the
lower room teacher.-Miss Ethel
Dresser spent Sunday with Miss Mu-
riel Trip on Darling Hill.-Mrs.
Lydia Chaffee has returned home after
a visit in Greensboro.-Mrs. Ola F..
Downer and daughter, Marion, are
| visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wheeler
at Willoughby Lake.
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WEST DANVILLE.

(Mrs. E. F. Aver, Correspondent
Miss Candace Garvin has been the
guest of Miss Anna Brickett recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brickett and
children have returned to their home
in Brookline, Mass.-Miss Anna Brick
EFT went to her school in Barnet
Monday Sidney Gle spent Sunday
in Barre.-Mrs. D. c. Rose of Oregon
has been visiting her niece, Mrs. F. B..
Milligan-Miss Elizabeth Joslin and
George Joslin of Concord visited at
E, F. Ayers last week.-The Ladies'
Aid will have a food sale at the
church Thursday, Sept. 6.-Mrs. John
Conley and children have been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Armstrong.-Mrs. Clayton Harrington
and children are visiting at Newbury,
Mass.-John Armstrong has been
home for a few days from Ports
mouth, N. II.
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WALDEN.

IN. ]. Kingsbury, Correspondent
Milo Chandler of Portland, Ore, has
been calling on old friends in town.
Mrs. Matte Farrar of Manchester, N.
H., spent the weekend at G. H.
Kingsbury's.-H. B. Gilfllan and
cMahylan Jameson of Barnet spent
Sunday with friends in town.-There
will be rummage sale at Woodman's
hall on Tuesday and Wednesday,, Sep
TENDER 11-12, proceeds for the benefit
of the Red Cross.-Mr. and Mrs. Har-
ry Judkins and children of East
Kingsbury's-Mr. and Mrs. George
'Hardwick have been visiting at G. H.
Smith of Peacham spent part of last
week at Charles Cole's.-N. J. Kings
bury and family visited friends in
Ryegate Saturday.-Willis Stevens or
Manchester, N. H., has been in town =
few days visiting friends.
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WEST WATERFORD.

(Mrs. E. A. Blodgett, Correspondent
Mrs. William Comfy, Mrs. Herbert
Comfy and children from ST. Johns
bury visited Mrs. E. c.. Chandler re-
cently.-George McGinnis is working
on the school house at West Water
ford.-Mrs. Bertha Daniels Wright
has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Lucia Daniels-Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Mckee visited at Andrew McKee's
Wednesdays. o. Cushman and
Master Paul Cushman visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Cushman Friday.-Miss
Helen May from st. Johnsbury re-
Gently visited Mrs. E. c. Chandler
DR.. Newell of st. Johnsbury caught s
pounds of brook trout this season.
That is the limit.-Mr. and Mrs. Page
from East st. Johnsbury visited Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Hovey Sunday.-Mrs.
Abbey Thomas McCarty from St.
Johnsbury recently visited her cousin,
Mrs. Martha Blodgett.
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MILES POND. ,x,ssi3fr
eEtta Brown, Correspondent,

Z. (Etta Brown, Correspondent
/ Miss Eta Brown was in st. Johns.
bury last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Spring accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Milo Kicker and son. Harley, were re-
cent visitors at I. H. Brown's-Miss
Lena Gilman and Clarence Gilman
and Lila Neral are visiting in Miles
Pond.-Mr. and Mrs. s. J. Marshall
and daughter, Lillian, were Sunday
guests of Lewis Prew's.-Mrs Mary
Lachonts was visiting her mother Sun
day.-W. Ling and brother and
friends were in Mr.. Ling's cottage
here last week.-George King was a
recent visitor here.-Lewis Prev is
visiting in Lancaster, N. H.