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JEFFERSONVILLE,

At the home of the BRIDES parents yes
terday Miss Lolita Matte Brown. only
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Brown,
was united in marriage to De Alton Jarvis
Of Burlington. The Rev. H. c. Howard was
the officiating clergyman. The bride was
gowned in white crepe de chene. The
bridesmaid was Miss Elsie Broadbent.
The best man was Harold Morse. both
classmates Of the bride and groom
at the Edmunds high school in Burling-
ton. Mrs. 1. l.. Morse played the wedding
march. They were the recipients of many
beautiful and useful gifts. Among
those from out Of town in at
tendance were Mr.. and Mrs. Jar
Wis. Miss Lula Jarvis and Mr.. Jarvis
parents. brother. and sister Of the groom.
from Burlington and Miss Mary Brown of
Oxford, Mass. They will make their home
In Burlington.
Mrs. f. p. Smith and Mrs George Farr
of Bristol, sisters Of Mrs F. b. Hyde were
recently her guests at the parsonage.-The
Rev. F. B. Hyde was called to Hyde Park
Tuesday to ofiiciate at the funeral of Mrs
Almon Clark.-A. J. Thomas has gone to
New Hampshire on a business trip.-H. H.
Nye was guest of his brother, w. II.
Nye, In johnson over Sunday.-Mrs. F. A.
Jacques who spent the summer with her
daughter in Lunenburg has returned
home.-The Rev. F. b. Hyde received the
news Saturday of the death Of his brother
John j. Hyde of Ticonderoga, N. Y.-Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Brownell Of Burlington
are guests at B. ]. Bukers.-Miss Mae
Gregg Of New Hampshire. who was for
merly a teacher here. recently spent sew
eral days, with Miss Marion Cornell
Work on the dam, which is to provide
skating rink for the high school, is nearly
completed.-NIiss Harvey is i'll this week
and Miss Marjorie Newton is teaching dur
ing her absence.-Mr. Dana gave a COW
Judging demonstration before the boys of
the junior and senior classes at Mr.. SAT-
lords Monday forenoon.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

Mrs. George T. Brown, aged 63 years,
died at her home on Mortified street
Saturday evening. death being due to en-
largement Of the heart. She has been
suffering about three weeks. She ate sup
per and In few minutes dropped back and
died. She was born In st. Adams February
q. 1854 She went to Westfield In early life
and was married to John Lemay January
2. 1870. They lived in Newport until 1900
when they came to Montpelier. Mr..
Lemay died In 1911 and Mrs. Lemay mar
ried George Brown in 1916 She Is sur
vived by her husband and eight children.
Victor Lemay Of Boston. Miss Mary
Lemay of Waterbury. Mrs. F. l.. levitt.
the Misses Isabel Lemay and Anna
Lemay Of Montpelier. Mrs. l.. N. Chauncey
Of Worcester. Mass. Miss Rose Lemay Of
Burlington. Sister Mary Edward Of Rut-
land; four brothers and three sisters.
! George Jacques of Worcester. Mass.
Francis Of Hyde Park, Joseph Of sutton.
David Of Hartford. Conn. Mrs. Andrew
Gotta Of st. Adams. Mrs. Lizzie Benware
OF Westfield and Mrs. Thomas Gilbert Of
Lowell She was member Of ST. Angus.
tines Church and the St. Vincent de Paul
society and Woman Relief Corps of
Montpelier.
The funeral Of Mrs. Olive Bailey, who
died Saturday morning, took place
from the home Of her son. b. d. Bailey
on state street at two O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon. She died of heart trouble and
hardening Of the arteries. Olive Eaton
was born In Morrisville May H. 1884. She
was married to Charles W. Bailey In 1857
and they came Immediately to Montpelier
TO live. She leaves two sons. b. b.
| Bailey OF this city and j. Edward Bailey
OF st. Paul. Mimi. also a sister, Augusta
V. Eaton Of Manchester, N. II.
Mrs. A. l.. Noyes was In all kinds Of
trouble Saturday. In the morning she
appeared In county court, only to have
her child taken away from her. while In
the AFTERNOON she appeared in city court
! on the charge of perjury. Her divorced
husband came to her assistance In the
latter instance. furnishing $1,000 bail that
she might be released. 1t is claimed that
sirs' Noyes' who last spring obtained
diVorce, made statements Friday In cOun-
~ court that did not agree with those
wheh she obtained the divorce and Gus
tody OF her child. After a hearing.
occupying portion of different days,
.ho chiid was taken and placed IN the
care OF her divorced husband. They are
natives OF Calais, the man 60 and the
woman ABOUT 80. After giving bail. II
understood that Mr.. Noyes asked his
divorced wire to 60 back with him to
Ca'ais' The testimony in the petition
tor custody OF the child showed that the
woman had been living with man In
worcester, Mass.
| george Campbell, who recently obtained
Se'a'et recovering the control OF
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situated In the southwest part Of the
town, building the present farm build
lngs. During period Of about 20 years
MIR. Churchill served continuously as Sc
lectman and lister and represented the
town of Gilmore in 1S74.-Mss Edith Spill
err Is enjoying a weeks vacation from her
duties in the Lamoile County bank at
Hyde Park and left Tuesday for few
days stay with friends.-Mrs. Frank
Plumley OF st. Johnsbury, who has been
the guest of her mother, Mrs Belle Bid
we'll, for few days, left Tuesday for
Boston, where Mr.. Plumley has re-
sponsible position, having left st. Johns
bury some time ago for his new work.
George Wombell. who was taken to the
hospital at Hardwick Monday afternoon,
suffering from appendicitis. is as COM
Portable as possible after the operation.
MIR. and Mrs. w. C. Ward went We'd
nesday to Burlington. where the latter
will receive treatment at the Mary
Fletcher hospital.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Lawrence Chase went Saturday to the
Mary Fletcher hospital to undergo an
operation for appendicitis.-The Woman's
Auxiliary Of st. Thomas Episcopal
Church met this afternoon at the
home Of Mrs ]. s. Eastwood. The day
Of holding meetings has been changed
from Thursday to Tuesday on account
of the Red Cross meeting being held
Thursday afternoons.-Martin Sanderson.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sanderson,
returned to Camp Devens, Aver, Mass.
Sunday. having been at home on n short
furlOugh.-Mrs. Carroll A. Bush returned
home last Sunday from Benson. where
she spent several days.-Mrs. Frank w.
Williams and Mrs. b. w. johnson enter
tained a large party of friends last Sat
urday evening at the home OF Mrs. Will
liams.-Charies Newton has resigned as
clerk In F. b. Summers store and re-
turned to Sudbury.
An alarm of fire was sounded Tuesday
morning n about eleven o'clock for q
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Alva Campbell, eldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pearl Campbell of this place, and
Miss Florence Howard, youngest daugh-
ter OF Mr.. aand Mrs. S. w. Howard, were
married Thursday evening at the Metho-
dist parsonage in South Royalton by the
Pew. M. l.. Barnes. The couple were at
tended by Mrs. G. C. Stevens sister of the
bride. and Raymond Campbell. brother
of the groom. The bride has been for
several years the efficient clerk in the II.
A. Leonard drug store.-Mrs. F. H.
Grove, who has mild case of typhoid
Fever. Is now thought to be improving at
the sanitarium. where she is for treat
ment.-The hunting season having opened
Saturday many hunters went out, and
before night Charles Howard, who re-
sides In town, had reported a fine deer,
weighing about 800 pounds.-Mrs. Minnie
Montgomery, who has been Ill for several
weeks at the home of her son. Elmer
Montgomery, has gone to the sanitarium
for treatment.-Perley M. Terry. who en-
listed in the medical corps several weeks
ago, and was sent to Fort Slocum, N. Y,
has been transferred to the Walter Reed
hospital medical department Washing
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES have been received
of the marriage of Miss Ruth Boucher
Of Derry N. H., to August Mcdonald of
hat place. November 3-George w. Pan
yOn has decided to James NJ. and Della
Keefe Of Bethel the three-tenement block
In Hardwick village. which he took In a
trade some time ago and has purchased
the farm known as the E. l.. Rumney
place. The Keefes will return to New
Haven, Comic. q. Dubois, comptroller
of the American Telephone e. Telegraph
company Of New York city. has secured
a leave of absence to take the position of
comptroller Of the National Red Cross So
ciety with headquarters at Washington,
d. c. Mr.. Dubois entered upon his new
work three weeks ago, and 1t Is not
KNOWN whether his family who live In
Englewood, N. j., will join him there. Mr..
Dubois serves without salary during
his leave of absence.-Mr. and Mrs
George Fifeld of Pittsfed are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Oney.-Mr. and Mrs
John Oney of Roxbury were also In town
for short stay Saturday.--The Rev. and
Mrs. Joseph Hamilton went Saturday to
Rochester, where they were formerly sta
toned to serve for three years at the
Methodist Church. Mr.. Hamilton IL now
assisting the different pastors In raising
the retired ministers fund.-Donald Sal
Isbury has entered the University OF Ver-
smont.-Mrs, Mabel Wheeler. who Is pas
sing some time with Judge and Mrs
j. w. Rowell. recently visited Mrs. George
Laird In Royalton.-Mr. and Mrs. A. Il.
Chandler left last week for Q several
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CADY'S FALLS.

A family gathering was held Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Il. J. Houston
In honor of Mrs. Amelia Warden, whose
10th birthday fell on that day, and also
OF Enos Hill of Stowe who was 60 years
old. Mrs. Warden is the only living aunt
of Mr.. Hill. A chicken-pie dinner was
served and there was a birthday cake
made by Mrs. p r. Gale of Stowe. Among
the guests present were Mr.. and Mrs. p.
r. Gale, Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Hill and son,
Milo. Mrs. Elton Forbes. Mrs. Polly
Cline 9fnd Mrs. Lula Smith of Stowe and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Story of Norris
town. Mrs. Cline and Mrs. Forbes re-
manned for a few days vist.-P. c. Brig
ham and son, Lloyd, visited in st. Johns
bury Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. w. S. New
comb visited their daughter in East John
son Sunday.-Freemont Stone of Stowe
visited his sister, Betsey Stone. at Mrs.
Amelia Warden's Saturday--Miss Doris
Stearns is spending a few days at w. S.
Newcomb's.-E. H. Calkins, Leo Billiard
and Mr.. Arnold are away for a few days
on a hunting trip.-Several from here at
tended the Barrows auction at Norris
vile Saturday.
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DERRY.

Mrs. David Hopkinson. our recent cor
respondent to the Free Press. died at
her home in Derby October 81, at the
age Of 50 years. Anna Bowdoin Farr
Hopkinson was born in Coventry Septem-
Der 9. 1885. She received her education
in Westminster and Westmoreland, N.
H., and later taught school in Massachu-
sets, New Hampshire and Vermont.
When still a young woman. she came to
Derby to live and for several years was
a successful teacher in the academy here
under the leadership Of DR.. Horace Tar
bell, who won national fame in later
years as an author and educator. At the
age Of % she married David Hopkinson.
Mrs. Hopkinson was in demand as q
teacher even after her marriage, for she
had a peculiar gift for guiding young
people and many residents of Derby to-
day remember her with gratitude. both
as teacher in the academy and In the
Sunday school of the Congregational
Church. of which she was devoted
member. About six years ago Mrs. Hop
kinson fell on the ice receiving frac-
ture Of the right hip. Since that time she
had been an invalid and a great sufferer.
In spite of her inflrmity. however. she
kept up her interest in the church and
was loyal correspondent from our town
ed to enjoy thoroughly. Mrs. Hopkinson
leaves a daughter. Mrs. William T. Kill
burn. and two sons. William Hopkinson.
and George Hopkinson.-The food con-
servation committee completed it's work
Saturday evening. with good showing
for Derby Center. The chairman. Albert
A. Silver Jr.. thanks the members of his
committee who drove over bad roads.
braved opposition. and did such efficient
work for Uncle Sam and allies boys in
the trenches.-The Derby branch Of the
Red Cross is concentrating its efforts on
knitting. A large number of knitted ar
tic.es have already been shipped to head
quarters and given to drafted men,
Auctions are fine things to raise money
for the Red Cross. The sum of $102.5O was
realized from our recent auction, and the
auctioneer. George Cofran. kindly gave
| his services.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Harlow Wires is confined to his home
by illness.-Mr. and Mrs. Boyden and Mrs.
Planck of Fairfax visited at w. NJ. Smiths
Saturday and Sunday.-Carlysle Wells
visited in Montpelier Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. H. I. Goodsell Of Fairfax visited Mr.
and Mrs. J. Lemerise Sunday.-M. II.
Chaffee has been spending a few days at
his home here.-Mrs. Eugenia Green of
johnson has been spending several days
with Mrs. NJ M. Reynolds.--R. G. Rey-
nolds of Lyndon was in town Tuesday. He
was accompanied home by his mother.
who will spend the winter there.-Mr. and
Mrs. L. r. Weston have gone to Nashua,
N. H.. to spend the winter with their son
and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. v. B. Weston
Mrs. w. d. Wiley has returned from
Albany, N. Y.-Mrs. Mary Holmes Of ST.
Adams visited in town over Sunday.-Dr.
F, II. Carter and family are moving to
Derby to reside.-Linus Leavens and Fed
Wiley were In ST. Adams Wednesday.
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..ANDOHPH CENTER.

The Rev. and Mrs. George B. Gilbert
are parents of son, born last week in
Connecticut.-The Rev. and Mrs. George
Smith have returned after two weeks in
Massachusetts, with relatives.-Principal
G. L. Green and family motored to Iras-
burg Friday afternoon to visit Mrs.
GREEN'S parents who are in poor health
returning Sunday.-The ladies of this vi
entity served community conservation
supper at Agricultural hall Monday eve
ming. which was we'll attended. After
supper an interesting program was pre-
scented. consisting of speeches by Prin-
cpal Green. Father O'Donnell, s. b.
johnson and Miss DuttOn. There were
about 200 present and the proceeds. be-
tween $40 and $50. will go to the local
branch of the Red Cross.
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to listen to Mr.. Ellingwood of Boston.
He was listened to with deep attention
and $1,323 was pledged for the work.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Hamilton are
the parents of a son, Stuart Arkley, born
Sunday, November 11.-Mr. and Mrs. r.
p. Gates and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Frazier
of West Burke spent Sunday with Mrs.
Fred Hall.-Andrew Rogers is building
a bungalow on Highland avenue.-E. c.
Brown Of Littleton Is visiting his son,
Earle L. Brown.-Miss Marion Cheney and
william Roberts, both of Newport, were
married Monday at st. Mary's Catholic
Church,-A. b. Post Is confined to the
house by illness.-J. r. Berry has moved
from Bay View street to a farm In West
field.-J. r. Lance of Mortified was the
guest Of his sister, Mrs. Sidney Davis,
last week.-Mrs.. Rhett Fletcher Of Col
chester Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Griffin.--L. A. Hazen. man.
ager of the Farmers Exchange. Is con-
fined to his home by ilness.-Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Keith and daughter, Patri-
cha, of Montpelier are visiting Mrs
Keith's father, l.. B. Phelps.-Mrs. ID. j.
McDermott and children are in Boston
for a few days.-Mr. and Mrs. George B.
Young of Montpelier are guests Of Mrs.
Augusta Young.-Howard Jenne has
gone to Bellows Falls, where he Is to be
in the employ Of the Rutland railroad.
DIR. j. II. Gaines was in Montreal on
business this week.-Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon
Kendall have moved from Exchange
Place to the county court house square
&C. l.. Stay and family are in Brandon
for a few days.-Mr. and Mrs. Theron
Meader of Montpelier have been visiting
Mrs. Meader's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney Davis. Mrs. Davis returned to Mont
pelier with them.-Mrs. J. A. Wright and
Miss Wright Of Patton Springs visited
Mrs. b. +. Webb this week.-Mrs.. ]. o.
Thrasher entertained the Monday club
this week.-Mrs.. W. Gross and Mrs. O.
w. Locke of Orleans visited friends in
town Monday.-Mrs. Cushman Gilbert
one of Viewpoints oldest residents. died
at the home of her daughter-in- Mrs
Wells Goodnough, November Q. Mrs.
Gilbert was born in Boston. but had re-
sided in Derby and Newport since child
hood She has been member of the
Baptist Church for SO years The funeral
was held Monday. the Rev. Fl. B. Rankin
pastor of the Baptist Church. officiating
The interment was in the cemetery at
Coventry.
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hre at the home Of Charles " Needham
on Pearl street. The blaze started In q
pile OF leaves under piazza, and hau
gained considerable Roadway when II was
discovered. The Dunmore Hose company
responded to the alarm with the auto fire
truck, but did not string the hose. as the
fire was put out with chemical extinguish-
ers before any serious damage was done
to the house.1t Is thought that the fire
was started by children playing with
matches.-Charles French is at home from
Cleveland, Ohio, on vacation OF three
weeks.-Roy w. Bresee is confined to the
house by illness.-Dr. ad Mrs. w. H.
Wright and Mrs. George II. Young are
spending a few day in New York city.
An all day meeting will be held at
the Baptist Church in the series OF
evangelical meetings led by Evangel-
LIST Swift tomorrow. At 1000 a. M the
meeting will be opened with praise
and thanksgiving service. At IL o'clock
the Rev. ]. s. Braker, D. d.. of Burling-
ton will speak. At ~ o'clock dinner
will be served, following which Dr.
Swift will conduct what he calls his
"Fellowship" meeting, which is uni
que feature in his campaign. Follow
Ing this In the afternoon addresses Will
be given by Henry Bond Of Brattleboro
DR.. w. A. Dawson of Burlington and
others. At 500 p. m. Evangelist Swift
will speak. His subject will be The
Doctrine Of the Trinity. How God Is
Three Persons and at the Same Time
One Person" At 1880 the usual eve
ming service will be held.--The success
full hunters at Camp brandon" In
Rochester. are Carroll A. June. who
shot big black bear, Tuesday, and
Arthur Hendry and Philip WEIGH have
each shot fine buck.-The Sunday
school of st. Thomas's Episcopal Church
will hold food sale Saturday morning
at nine o'clock, in Mrs. Eleanor La
rocks store on Center street.-Don
Rolfe returned yesterday to Fort Ethan
Allen after being at home on n short
furlough.-Miss Laura Wolcott of Rut-
land visited Mrs. Carroll A. June OF
Grove street, acknowledgements
Chase is making a satisfactory recov-
cry from an operation for appendicitis
at the Mary Fletcher hospital Satur-
day-Neshobe Grange will give a
dancing party in Grange Hall to-mor-
row night-Mrs. Frank Carrigan OF
Grove street underwent an operation
at the Fanny Allen hospital yesterday
morning.-Dr. Z. J. Cray was in Bur-
lington yesterday.-Miss Margaret Glare
Lenzi. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
b. Lenzi of Roxbury. Mass. and Pau
Thayer Rickert Of Forestdale, were
married Saturday at the rectory Of the
Church of the Ascension. Brookline
Mass, by the Rev. William L. Clark
Charles Russell has moved from the
Arnold district, to Joseph Gagnon's
house on River street.-District Dep.
uty Grand Master Mrs Shinville of Fail
Haven attended the meeting Of Marble
Chapter. Order of the Eastern Star
Tuesday evening, and was the guest OF
Mrs. Elroy Woods while in town.-Mrs
H. H. Waters and daughter and son
Eneid and Weldon, have returned home
after spending a few days with Mr.. ant
Mrs. j. e. French in Randolph.-Perry
Flagg Is at home from Rutland for g
few DAYS.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
CRAFTSBURY.

The remains of Cleland Douglass. who
died In Waterbury Saturday morning,
were brought to this town, where he had
always resided, until five months ago.
The funeral was held Monday and the
remains taken to East Albany and placed
In the family lOt.-The funeral of Asa
Bridges, a former resident, was held in
the Methodist Episcopal Church. Inter-
ment was In the family lot at North
Craftsbury.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bridges Of Wolcott, Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert Bridges Of Wheelock were in town
to rttend the funeral Of Mr.. Bridges
father. Asa Bridges.-Mrs. Ida Buchanan
went to Orleans Saturday to spend few
days with her daughter, Mrs. Stepl<n
Newton.-Mr. and Mrs. s. II. Latte and
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. 8. Sawyer mototed to
Cambridge Sunday to visit Hollis Lathe.
Mrs. Ella Howard returned from her
auto trip to the far West last Friday.
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MIDDLESEX.
SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mrs. Alvin Ainsworth and son. Edwin.
of Hardwick. are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Burt decentralization Blake met re.
Gently with an automobile accident In
Springfield. where he Is employed. His
machine collided with another. Mr.
Blake's injuries are not dangerous, but
will necessitate the use of crutches for
some time.-J. w. Thompson has return.
ed from West Virginia. where he visited
his mother. who has been critically ILL.,
He left her considerably .mproved.-Par.
ley Wheeler Is spending the week with
his brother, Hubert, in Cabot.-The cot
tage prayer-meeting was held Tuesday
evening at the home Of Mrs. W. II. Wat
kins.-Dr. G. G. Hall has been appointed
chairman Of a committee to solicit funds
for the Y. NJ. c. A. war work fund cam
paign in this town.-Mrs Daniel McLane
of Hardwick was the guest Of her mother,
Mrs. Martin Clark Sunday.
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MORETOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. johnson were in
Montpelier Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Clark and son. William, were in
Montpelier Sunday.-Mrs. Mary Sherman.
who has been at Montpelier several days.
returned home Saturday night-Mrs.
Edison Palmer and mother, Mrs. Martha
j. Bruce Of Waterbury, were In town
Tuesday and decided the Bruce place to
Mr.. and Mrs. I. s. Austin.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Sawyer and Mrs. Addie Sawyer
were In Hinsdale N. H.. Monday and
Tuesday.-BurtOn Ward and family are
moving into the late II. o. Ward house.
Donald Fielder has finished work for the
Ward Lumber company and Is moving to
the Reed place on Waitsfeld common
Albert Ferris. William Ward and Theodore
Atkins were at home from Fort Ethan
Allen over Sunday.-Mrs George Sleeper.
who has been ILL., Is somewhat better,
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NEWPORT.

A union meeting In behalf Of the Y. M.
c. A. war work fund was held Sunday
morning at the Congregational Church
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LOWELL.

The farm barns of Leon Shufelt burned
Wednesday afternoon. Besides all the
hay, five head of cattle, seven swine,
many of his farming tools. buggy. wag-
on sleigh. and a pair of work harness.
es. The cause of the fire was unknown
The loss is partially covered by insur-
ance.-Mrs. Peter Benware was called
to Hyde Park Saturday night by the
death Of her niece, Mrs. Almon Clark
Harris Shufelt is at home from Camp
Devens on a short furlough.-Mrs. Hugh
Larabee Of Hyde Park was the guest last
week of Mrs. w. A.. Young.-Mrs. l.. B.
Wellman of Newport was called here
Wednesday by the serious illness Of her
mother, Mrs. V. NJ. Parker-Francis
jacques returned Tuesday from Mount
Clemens. Mich, where he had been in a
hospital for treatment for rheumatism.-
Francis Jacques went to Hyde Park
Wednesday to join his wife. who had
been helping to care for her daughter,
Mrs. Almon Clark. who was ill.-Word
was received Saturday of the death Of
Mrs. Almon Clark Of Hyde Park. Mrs.
Clark was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Jacques of this town. who were
both with her at the time of her DEATH
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ducharme Of Mont
gomery Center were weekend guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Sanville.