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The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1917-05-03
Eighth of rtar Dinner

The ladies' Of the Tniseopal church
will on next MonAav frorl T. to 4
a'eloek, serve thu r vvrlar eirhth Of
Nav luncheon apa dinaar and
,vervbodv ID. inv't,1 Tbs affair IS.
held in order to s~camro1ate the
Neople Of the c't- whoae servants
will be given q holiday Az. usual
many good thin~~ to+@at will be on
the menu.
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A. & M. Beats Ole Miss.

Oxford, Miss, May "A. & M.
defeated Ole Miss yesterday, score
IL to 3, in a slow game in which the
A. & M. teams hitting was the fea-
ture. Red Ethridge pitched steady
ball. Nell and Gerard hit home runs
for A. & M, while Smith hit home
run for Ole Miss.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1917-05-03
Frierson Lands in New York

Mr.. George S. Frierson's friends
will be glad to know that he has land
ed in New York, aboard the steam
ship "Bergenjford," which sailed
from Copenhagen, and is the first
passenger steamer to make the trip
across since the United States de-
clared state of war with Germany.
Mr.. Frierson sailed from New York
December Sth for Holland, expect
ing to return about February 18th.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1917-05-03
pecial Commune tion of Co'ur7bu
lodge No. S, IF and A Nj

To the Officers and Members
You are herebv summoned to I~eat
at the lodge rooms on Friday Ma
A, at l:45 p. m. for the nurno el
attending with the Grand Fod~ of
Mississippi at the lavinr Of tha eav
ner-stone Of the new high school
building
JOHN r, ,rPITRe n III NJ
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1917-05-03
For the Belgian Relief Fund.

The French classes at the I. /. &
c. will conduct a French cafe on the
college campus Friday afternoon
from 800 to $50. Iced tea, coffee,
chocolate, sandwiches and cake will
be served.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1917-05-03

Mr.. J. L. homer and Mss Edna
Edair. both Of Ruford Ala. were
married here Mondaw the ceremonv
having taken MACE at the horne of
Mr. and Mrs Louis uonner and hav-
ing been performed b. Justice of the
Peace r. M. Nickles. s''ss'
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1917-05-03

Miss Lucille Symons, who is teach
ing In Meridian. is In the city for
the Teachers Convention. She is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. H.
Hale.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1917-05-03
CITIZENS CORDIALLY WELCOME TEACHERS Of STATE
THURSDAY

THURSDAY
City Superintendent Session will continue through the
ing School Peace League and Mississippi Library Association
ings in afternoon
85 m-0penng session of State Convention Baptist
church After formal reception honor of teachers
college, and entertainment by Madam Harriet Labade
FRIDAY
85 to IL department high schools
leges at Music Hall, l. L. &C
Department of Agricultural High Schools
Department of Elementary Schools college chapel address
Mrs Cora Wilson Stewart of Kentucky Judge Percy Bell
Greenvlle.
IL mGeneral meeting at college chapel Iben's "A Dolls
House." by Madam Harriet Labadie.
200 mGenera meeting Baptist church Address by Dr.
M. V. OShea, President University of Wisconsin.
$3.50 mMissssipp Classical Association Hail. and
Manual Arts Association City Hall.
$50 m-Masque by Mississippi Classical Club college
campus.
85 m-General meeting of Association Baptist church
SATURDAY
8:15 m-Genera meeting First Baptist church.
The public is cordially invited all of these meetings
u y q = y q q q o q q q q q . o q
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Miss Julia Gamewell Hale, of Me-
ridian, is the guest Of Miss Elizabeth
Hale for the week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-06-21
SOUTH HERO.

The members of the Daughters Of 1872
left Burlington on the 9:35 a. m train
for South Hero They were met at the
station with automobiles and conveyed to
Broad Acres the beautiful home of the
regent. Mrs. Lucy Marlborough Reade.
Luncheon was served at noon. After
wards a business meeting was called The
chapter voted to purchase a $50 bond
They also decided to offer the grammar
school a prize. Mrs. Annette Lamb, a
member Of the chapter, offered to give IS
TO the pupil standing the highest in an
essay on historical literature of the
United States at the close Of the school
year. After all business was transacted
the chapter adjourned to meet with Mrs.
Z. H Powell, No. 70 Williams street. Bur-
liagton on the first Friday in October
The remaining part of the afternoon was
spent in a social manner until the autos
came TO convey the daughters back to
the station. Before leaving a vote Of
thanks was extended to Mr.. and Mrs.
Reade for their hospitality All members
agreed that Broad Acres (which was
built IN 1879 would long be remembered.
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WESTFORD.

This town is thoroughly organized and
determined to raise its share for the
500, 100000 national Red Cross fund
This share is $4S7 on the basis of
81 cents for each one of the population
The members of the executive commit
tee met Monday evening and organized
by electing T. W. Grow president and
the Rev. w. w White treasurer. The
members of the committee are T w.
Grow, the Rev. w. w. White, the Rev
Mr.. Qu!mby, R. a. Perry. George A
Rice, E. B. Dominique, Mrs John E.
Allen, Frank B. Adams. w. w. Kimban.
DR. Frank Petty and Mrs. Chester Hall.
The town was divided into five sections
and will be thoroughly canvassed by this
committee working by twos. The work
Will be begun at once and will be actively
prosecuted until Sunday night, June "a
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rice of Essex June
ton spent few days recently with
Mr.. and Mrs A B. Rice.--Miss E. c.
Allen of the Misunderstanding department
of Lyndon Institute, and the Misses
Carolyn Macomber and Betty Kimball,
students in the same institution. are at
home for the summer-Mr. and Mrs.
William Rose of Hyde Park, Mass. are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Irish
-Children's day will be observed at the
meeting last Friday evening the follow
ing officers were elected: Director. Mrs
j. f. Allen; assistant director, Mrs
w. W. kimball; secretary-t treasurer, Mrs
Leula Macomber chairman supply COM
mittee, Mrs. F. A. Petty chairman men,
bership committee. +. c. Hall; chairman
finance committee. F.. B. Dominique
The Osgood Hill Cemetery association
elected the following officers Saturday:
President, Emerson Osgood; secretary
treasurer. Arthur Osgood: trustees, Mar
tin Dodge, Luna Osgood, Elmer Austin;
sexton, Emerson Osgood.-The officers of
the Pleasant View Cemetery associat ton
elected last Saturday are: President,
Mrs. j, L. Allen. secretary, Mrs. l.. Ma
comber; treasurer. Mrs. c. II. Cobb;
trustees. f. c. Hail. F. B. Macomber.
l.. l.. Irish; sexton. +. c. Hall.-Oliver
Carpenter OF Essex Junction, a brother
OF Mrs. Henry Parker of this town, met
with an automobile accident in the hol-
low below the Wilcox hill Monday. Mr..
Carpenter escaped with slight injuries
and the automobile was not badly dam
aged
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. Harry Q. Powers of Richford is
spending rev days at the home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. D. 3. Cowan.-Mrs
r. II. Gilbert and three children. Doris
Muriel and Meredith of Minerva. Ohio are
spending the summer with Mrs. Gilbert's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Narcotic
Mrs. Guy Clement and daughter, Dorothy.
of Franklin. n. H.. have been spending a.
week at the home of Mrs. Clements
brother, Harry Scott-Mrs Fanny Wells
Aldrich and daughter of Lyndonvilie re-
Gently visited Mrs. Aldrlch's sister, Mrs.
Q. A. Field.-Lyndon Cowan went to ct.
Adams Tuesday. were he underwent an
operation on the throat
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

The Rev. l.. C. Denney. Mrs. l.. S. Darrah.
j. o. Kimball. ]. r. Cassidy and r. j.
Mears are attending the annual diocesan
convention in Burlington. The last three
named are delegates from st. Matthew'S
Church.-The result of the game Satur.
day between Freighsburg and an Enos-
burg independent team was score of to
in favor of the visitors.-W. ]. Redmond
returned from Burlington Monday, where
he passed Sunday. He reports the condi-
ton OF Mrs. Redmond, who was operated
on Thursday at the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tai. as very favorable. Mrs. Boyce is in
Burlington with her mother-Clarence
Osha passed Sunday with friends here.
About $4,000 worth Of subscriptions for
Liberty bonds were sent in Thursday by
the two banks here.-The grade entertain
n,ent and ninth grade graduation, which
with most people is the chief function of
commencement week. was given in opera
hall Thursday evening to "a capacity house.
The reputation OF the past was sustain.
ed.
The exercises Of commencement day
passed off in usual form Class day
exercises were held on the school cam
pus at three o'clock. Music was fur
nished by the band at this function and
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LAMO|LLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.

Miss Rhea Patnoe passed the weekend
in Bristol and Nergennes.-Mrs F. W.
Baxter, who has visited her daughter.
Mrs. Harriet Ide, for two weeks past,
returned to Highgate Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wescott. George
Eddy and mother. Mrs. Olive Eddy, Miss
Isabel Wescott. Miss Olive Eddy and
John Ford of Malone, y. y. arrived at
the G.. S. Stanclff farm Friday. Mr..
Wescott is a brother of Mrs. Stancliff
and Mrs Eddy is a sister Of Mr.. Stan
cliff The trip was made by two auto
mobiles, one, new car which was the
purchase of Mr., Stanciff Mrs. Norman
Porter of Wolcott returned home Friday
evening after week with her sister,
Mrs. Otto Bodgett.-Mrs. Abbie Stern
berg returned to Greensboro Bend FRI
day evening after a short visit with her
sisterin-law. Mrs. Emma Marvin
Donald Terrill returned Saturday morn
ing from Norwich, Conn, where he is
attending school, and will pass the sum-
mer at the Terrill farm.-Miss Minnie
Bliss, who is stationed at the Charles
town navy yard, came Saturday for
short rest, after a recent illness. before
resumng her duties as stenographer.--
Miss Lucille q. Robinson, who has COM
peted three years as instructor in Eng
fish at the Spauding high school at
Barre. came Saturday TO pass the sum-
mer with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. S.
Robinson.-Miss Reba Skinner who Is
taking instruction at the Boston Con-
servatory of Music, came Saturday to
pass the summer with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Skinner.-M. W. Carl
ton Went TO St. Johnsbury Saturday re-
naming over Sunday with his cousin,
Mrs. Mary Hallett.-Miss Esther Bacon.
a teacher in Montpelier, arrived here
Saturday to pass the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver d. Bacon.
e. S. Robinson is improving his resi-
dence with a cement curbing on the line
between his and the Clark property, re-
grading the lawn, staining and painting
the exterior of the buildings and SCREEN
ing the veranda.
The Rev. and Mrs. w. Stanley Post and
family of Biddeford. Me, arrived here
and will soon be settled at the Congresa.
tional parsonage, Mr.. Post having ac-
cspted call to the pastorate of that
and Mrs. Elmer Edmonds
Continued ON page fouE)s
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mont.-Miss Lucy Parker Is at home from
Sheldon.-Mrs. Lennie Newcity Of Bristol.
Conn, is visiting her parents in town.
Mr. and Mrs. LaPlant and daughter. Lima,
went to East Calais Sunday morning to
visit the parents of Mrs. LaPlant-Miss
Ina Houghton of Keene, n. H.. has been
visiting with Mrs. W. @. Mansfield for a
few days.-Roger Pratt of Schenectady.
N. Y. is at home on vacation.-Mrs.
Lizzie Martin Of Richford is visiting rela-
tives here.-The eldest son of Dir. and
Mrs. a. o. Aiken has gone to st. Adams
hospital for an operation.-Mrs. Sadie
Frise has been spending several DAYS
with her mother, Mrs. Elsie James, and
has now gone to visit friends in Detroit,
Mrs. Mary Curtis of Burlington is visit
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs Lewellyn
Monteith
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NORTH HERO.

Charles Rushlow of Rouses Point was
in town Monday on business. Mrs. Grace
Grimes returned to her home in Barre
Monday after spending a few days with
her son, Perley. who has been i'll. but who
is now able to be around Mark Horigan
and Watson Tudhope arc at home from
Montpelier Seminary .-Harold Best last
Tuesday took up his duties in the new
station.-The Cheerful Workers society
will meet for work and supper at the
home of Mrs. John Horigan this after
noon.-Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dodds and
two sons of Boston are spending some
time in town a the old hoyne.-Mrs.
David Tudhope is seriously ll.-Mr and
Mrs. Wesley Dodds of Buffalo are visit
ing his brother James Dodds, and FAM
ily.-A. H. Way went to Burlington We'd
nesday to be with his daughter. Noami,
who is to be operated on to-day for ap-
pendicitis.-Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Carl and
daughter, Dorothy, of Brockton, Mass,
are spending some time a A. H. Ways.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

The first quarterly conference of the
Methodist Church will be held Satur-
day, June "a. at p. m. The Rev. w. B.
Dukeshire will preach at both services
Sunday-The Rev. and Mrs. J. c. Sails
went on Tuesday 70 Enosburg Falls,
where Mr. Sails was to undergo an
operation.--The Red Cross membership
is now 103-Mr. and Mrs. julius Sey-
mour OF New York have arrived in
town and opened their summer cottage.
John Rorbach of New York is in
town.-The Misses Marie Jarvis and
Katie King have returned from Bur
lington. where they have been attend
ing high school-Raymond Menard has
returned from St. Michaers College.
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have been received in this place from Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Lincoln Taylor OF Dor
chester. Mass. to the marriage of their
daughter Miss Ada Belmont Taylor, to
Walter Clark James on Saturday evening.
June 16. at half after eight, at their home
in Dorchester. Mass. Miss Taylor has
been preceptress in the Richford high
school for two years and has manV
OF all cash sales made on Saturday.
the Rounds store. the Thomas store
and the Rounds store annex will give
ten per cent. to the local Red Cross So
ciety-Mr. and Mrs. Robert McElroy
and daughter, Miss Elsie McElroy, are
visiting in Knowlton, Que.--George M.
Blondn, a son of Mrs. S r. Morse. has
enlisted as cook In Co. c. 9th Massa-
chusetts, at present stationed at Fort
Banks, Winthrop, Mass.-Miss Mary
Moore and Miss Abbie Moore started
Tuesday on vacation trip to Quincy. ILL.,.
Chicago and Battle Creek. Mich.--Miss
Cecile Berard, clerk in the M. w.
Rounds store, is having a three weeks
vacation and Tuesday noon started for
Boston, where she will visit.
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FAIRFAX,

The Red Cross room will be open for
sewing Tuesday and Thursday after
moons. There will ge lawn social at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Z. Shedd
Thursday evening for the benefit of the
Red Cross work. Ice cream and cake
will be served. Auto owners can help by
carrying to and from the social The
ladies of the Village Improvement society
will hold food sale in the town hall Sat
urday afternoon, beginning at 200 p. NJ
Dr. Hyde of Bakersfield was in town Sun
day the guest of Stratton Halstead War
ner Gregory of Essex Junction was in
town Sunday
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EAST FRANKLIN.

II. r. Olmstead and e. w. Olmstead
were at North Berkshire Monday.-Miss
Grace Whitman is staying at Franklin
this week. attending the exercises of COM
mencement week.-Mrs.. J. w. Collins and
son, Foster, were at North Berkshire two
days this week.-Mrs.. Florida Wilson has
gone to Enosburg Falls. where she will
make her home with her grandson and
wife. Mr. and Mrs Wesley Wicox.-Adol-
plus Dewing and Lawrence Whitman
were among those who received diplomas
at the ninth grade graduation at Franklin
Wednesday. This is the first time pupils
passing the ninth grade work in the rural
schools have received diplomas with the
pupils of the central school.-Mr and Mrs.
Feldman and Miss Laura Feldman have
attended this week the commencement
exercises of Richford high school. Mrs.
Feldman's nephew. Albert Forty. was
one of the graduates.--H. F. Scott is
passing a few days at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Scott. Mr.
Scott who has been ill., does not seem to
improve.-Mrs. r. s. Tibbits was in Bur-
lington Thursday to see her husband. R.
S. Tibbits, who is at the Mary Fletcher
hospital. Mr.. Tibbits was recently oper-
ated upon for spinal trouble. Mrs. Tib-
bits was accompanied by her son. Leon,
from East Berkshire.--Mr. and Mrs. A.
G. Davis of West Bolton were guests
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Davis's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Gallup. Mrs.
Davis remained for a weeks visit.
Recent guests in town were: Mark Will
son Of Brookfield. Mass. at the home of
Arthur Wilson; Mrs. c. c. Stanley and
son Carroll at c. f. Colcords: Mr.. and
Mrs. c. n. Chamberin and daughter Iris
Of North Pinnacle. Que, at r. p. Cham
berlin's: Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Freer Of
Richford, Mr.. and Mrs. Freer of Aber-
corn. Que and Miss Hazel Freer at the
home Of Orren Bridge; Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Campbell at w. L. Hanvers.-Mr. and
Mrs. Hobart Stanly, Villa and Ivan Lib
bits we're in Burlington Sunday to see f.
S. Tibbit's who is at the Mary Fletcher
hospital-Schools in the Prouty and Ham
mond districts closed Frday.-Mr. and
Mrs. S. r. Whitman. Miss Grace and
Master Lawrence were in st. Adams Sat
urday to attend the Hall-Scofield we'd
ding.-Mrs. Carmi Peao and daughter.
Dorothy. have been visiting in Richford.
Mrs. r. S. Tibbits has returned from
Burlington.-W. r. Noble, DR.. j. B. Hall
and B. H. Gilbert were in Richford, Sat-
urday.-Myron Powers is at home for the
summer vacation. and Mrs. II. R.
Olmstead. Miss Ruth Omstead. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. w. Olmstead and son Robert
were in Highgate Sunday at the home
of NJ. X. Judd.--Mss Melba Whitney is
visiting her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs
S. B. Whitney.-Peter Lorage is moving
into the tenement Of E. j. Powers.
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r. P. Curtis.-Miss Gertrude Loukes Of
Swanton visited Miss Nettie Bryce and
Miss May Loukes over Sunday Miss
zua Smith and Helen Myott. graduates
Of EnosburH Fails high school, Mics
Nettie and Ella Bryce, graduates Of
training course at Swanton. Miss Eliza
beth Brown. graduate Of Montpelier
Seminary. and Miss Ruth Brown are
passing the summer vacation in this
town.--The ninth grade with their
teacher enjoyed picnic at Highgate
Springs Monday. From there they mo-
tored to st. Adams. where they had
their pictures taken and attended the
movies.-Miss Elizabeth Phelps of Leb-
anon. N. H.. is visiting her grandmoth-
err, Mrs. L. c. Royce.-Mrs. Arthur Pari-
seau Of St. Adams visited at Henry NY
otis last week
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MONTGOMERY.

The members OF the Richford Lodge of
the Order OF the Knights of Pythias will
attend service at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday morning, when the Rev.
Stead Thornton will preach a sermon APP
propriate for the occasion.-The children
of the two villages gave a creditable en-
entitled The Tom Thum
Wedding" Monday night. There was n
large attendance.-Miss Pearl Snodgrass
is at home from the University Of Ver-
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entered the main entrance to the build
ing. which is on the Spring street side,
and passed through the receiving line to
the side exit to the boys playyard. In
the receiving line were Prin. George r.
Stackpole. District Superintendent Miss
Minnie Hays. Assistant Principals Miss
Mclaughlin and Miss Barrett. Teacher
of the Commercial Department Charles
i. Belmare and the graduating class
Following the operetta dancing was en-
joyed in the assembly hall. Lees orches-
ira furnished music.
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HILL WEST.

Edward Rushford has sold his farm to
Charles Foote, giving possession soon.-
Charles Bailey is moving his family from
Mrs. Cofrin's tenement into Edward
Shangraws tenement.-Mr. and Mrs
Lewis Rushford are visiting relatives
and friends in Observation-Disclosures Jew
EFT visited at the home of her brother,
H. L. Jewett. Sunday.-1rene Ariel Of
Richford visited in this place over Sum
day.-Mrs. Austin McGrail is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Sylvester
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ALBURG.

The Alburg Red Cross now consists Of
200 members and have appointed Walter
Macarthur as war fund chairman, and
The Order of the Eastern Star held
a mock trial in Flynns hall Wednesday
night for the benefit of the Red Cross.
schools in town closed Friday for the
summer vacation and the teachers have
gone to their homes
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

schools closed Friday after suc.
oesslui year The people of the village
regret very much to learn that prof
T. H. lsham. who has given satisfac-
non as principal, is not to return next
year'--Luke Clapp of this place grad.
uated at Brigham Academy this yeak
MI. ana Mrs. h. s. Wright attended
commencement at brigham Academy
tn's WeeA,-Mr and Mrs. c. A. Gardvns
" an son oharies' spent Sunday at Lake
"nloushpS'--G' q. orion. who has
pee" Tpeno'hg me winter in Washing
Mrs. w. j. Wright uS"'er'
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ENOSBURG.

Mr.. and Mrs Melvin L. Wright and
daughter. Helen. from North Enosbure.
spent Saturday al f. NJ. Wriyhts.-Mrs.
w. w Cole and Miss Mary Kennedy at
tended the grade entertainment at
Enosburg Falls Thursday evening,
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

g. L. Nichols Of Enosburg and D.
w. Paul of East Berkshire were BUSH
ness visitors in this place Friday.-Miss
Myrtle Williams visited relatives in Rich
ford Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. D. q. Pax
man were in Fairfield and st. Adams
several days last week.-Mrs.. Lucy Pax
man has returned to her home from a
several days visit in the home Of her
son. Merton. in Enosburg. Mrs. Henry
LaCross and little daughter. Carmen, Of
West Enosburg are passing several days
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Cyrus
Goodhue.--Mr. and Mrs. e. A. Austin
passed Sunday in the home Of their son,
Charles, at Richford.-C. D. Phelps was
in Durham and stanbridge on business
Monday.-Herbert Hull is attending COM
mencement in Bakersfield this week.
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SHELDON.

Inc entertainment - ,be ninth
Siaue slaoaates "a1 held Saturday
evening IN W. Z. MHrshs hall. There
was large crowd Tha members of
me sraduatas class We're Bessie Lar
apee' MARION sryce. Eva Nichols, Mer-
Nonwel Lyle clapper. Luther
49, e., puy "orton' Clarence I,ongman,
John sheehan --- There are several c,s.s
OF measles in town at prescnt- Mr.
ana MRS Dash Corwell returned from
Se"iahe sunday evening Niles Gienna
curtis' who is attending school at
Ndsnua' ". H., has arrived to spend her
summer vacation with her mother, Mrs.