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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-15

CINCINNATI. OHIO. March l4-Ar-
tie Root OF Cleveland, and Knockout
Mars. OF Cincinnati have been matched
- to-day for tcn-round bout 10 be
n staged hore April ].
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WASHINGTON. March 14-Accord-
ing to an official dispatch received
from Copenhagen to-day and quoting
from the National Tidende, Germany
and Austria will divide equally until
July 81. the amount Of grain available
in Ckrainin.
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LONDON. March 14.-Esther Cleve-
land. daughter OF the late Grover
Cleveland. President OF the United
States, was married on Thursday in
Westminster Abbey, to Captain w. s
b. Bosanquct. ID. S. o., OF the Cold
stream Guards. and son OF Sir Albert
Bosanquc;, according to the Daily
Graphic.
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, PACIFIC PORT. March IL,

PACIFIC PORT. March 14.-So
successful was the launching here to-
day OF the worlds largest reinforced
concrete ship that her builders an
nounced they Immediately would be-
gin construction OF ffty-four similar
ships of larger size. and expected that
all would be completed within eighteen
months.
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Ask Receivcrship,

day in hearing an application for the
appointment of n receiver for the Dixie
Chemical Company. Inc. The receiver
ship IS asked by William NJ. and Her
bert Rogers. of this city, who are the
principal stockholders. and who claims
that the company is insolvent
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LOcnl Rainfall.
Rain fall last.

Rainfall last. twelve hours Trace
Rainfall last twcnty-f four hours Trace
EXCESS in rainfall since March 1 . 80
ENcess III rainfall since january l. LIZ
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Local observations mt =. VI.
. temperature. 20: humidity. 65; wind,
direction, southwest: wind, velocity, l6
miles: weather, cloudy.
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IIOCal Enra,ncfn-
Local Observations ,

a. Al. ................. .29.71
L. NJ ................ 1880
The Washington times., 1918-07-30
Kabbible Kabaret

,1py1ght. 1873. International News ssrvies.
Registered q. g. Patent Office
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-03-28
Caledonia County
HARDWICK.

The ladies of the Hospital Auxiliary
will give poverty ball at the gymnasium
Monday evening April 1, for the benefit
of the hospital.-There will be n basket
ball game Friday evening at the gym
nasium between a st. Johnsbury team
and the boy scouts.-S. Z. Darling, Jr.,
successfully underwent an operation for
appendicitis Tuesday evening and Is get
ting along nicely.-Mrs. A. N. Clark re-
turned Tuesday night from visit Of
several weeks at Groton.-Mr. and Mrs.
w. A. Dutton went to Boston Saturday
for a short stay.-Miss Alice Rogers Of
Burlington was the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Drew Sunday.-Mrs. William Collier
died Saturday morning following weeks
illness of bronchial pneumonia.-A daugh-
ter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Weafer at the hospital Saturday morn
ing.-J. Bert Howieson and James
Mackil were at home from Springfield
Sunday.-Edwin NJ. Hall. for several
years a resident Of this place. died at
his home in Greensboro Saturday.-About
62 Odd Fellows and invited guests went to
the home of John Jubert Thursday eve
ming. where the evening was spent at
card playing.-Everett Eaton Of Norris
vile was visitor at the home of E. NJ
Jordan Sunday.-Mrs. Myrtle Drenan Of
North Montpelier was in town Saturday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-03-28
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page one.)

Week union meeting of the Congrega-
tional. Methodist and Baptist congrega-
lions at the Methodist Church on Good
Friday night at 1880 o'clock and at three
o'clock on the same afternoon the regu-
lar thank offering meeting of the
Womens Missionary association will be
held in the vestry Of the Congregational
Church, with Mrs. Albert w, Dickens
as leader.-Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Dunmar and sons. John and James, have
returned to Carlisle, Pa, after visit
of several weeks in Middlebury and vicin-
ity.-Mr and Mrs. Charles Foote, who
have resided in Wallingford on farm
for a year. will return the last of this
week and hereafter will have the man
agement of the home farm of Mr. Foote'S
father, Senator Abram w. Foote, in Corn
wall.-The Rev. Henry G. Newell. Con-
gregational pastor, went Tuesday to
Brandon to conduct services there the
same evening at the Congregational
Church at the union Holy Week meeting
Eugene Baker has gone to Sudbury to
do preliminary work there on the farm
which he Is to conduct this season. lie
will return here early next week to
remove his family to its new home
The Rev. Donald p. Iurburt has been
In Mendon and vicinity for a few days.
more with his children. who are in charge
Of their grandmother, before going to
Assouet. Mass. to assume his new charge
as pastor Of the Christian Church there
Mr. and Mrs. William Billiard arrived
Tuesday from Washington on their way
to Cornwall to spend some time at the
home Of his brother. Thomas Billiard
In Cornwall.-Mrs. John NJ Thomas has
been appointed town chairman and Mrs
L.. j. Hathaway has received the appoint
ment OF the women's Liberty Loan COM
mittee.-There will be an Easter cantata
entitled From Death to Life" by Bart
lett, In the Congregational Church Sun
day evening under the direction of Prof
L.. j. Hathaway. The cantata will be
given by the community chorus-Mrs.
p. j. Farrell of Rutland is in town to
visit at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
ls-s. p. Mcmahon.
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ADDISON.

Howard w. Clark. who has been in the
Mary Fletcher hospital for the last few
weeks for treatment, has returned home
Cor two weeks and then goes back for
more treatment. He is much improved
James Baker of Worcester, Mass. Is at
his brother In laws. Joseph st. Clare. for
timo.-"A Crazy Ride" drama given
here by the Weybrdge people for the
benefit of the Red Cross, was much en-
joyed-There was a good attendance at
the Red Cross meeting at Arthur Clark's.-
Mrs. Howard Spooner and family have
moved to their new home in Weybridge.-
Stella Cross returned Monday to Monkton
to resume her duties teaching.-Cora
Barber returned to her teaching In Ferris
burg-Myron Smith is quite ill.-Mrs.
Erwin Adams Is the guest or her sister,
Mrs. Rider, of Middebury for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Landon of New
Haven have been guests OF their aunt.
Mrs. Francis Maynard.-Mrs, r. r..
O'Bryan of Middlebury is the guest of her
son. Charles. and family
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Gil Tuesday afternoon the resignation OF
II. N. \Gee, water commissioner, was ac-
cepted and William e. Larrow was APP
pointed to succeed him.--Mrs. Eliza Quinn
is moving to the Dustin w. Barrows tene-
ment. lately vacated by George Belden.-
Adolphus Sears. U. 8. navy, ia confined
to the base hospital at Petersburg, Va,
with rheumatism Superintendent H. A.
Farrar, Principal w. H. Carter and r. c.
Staples Of the Vergenes high school made
business trip to Middlebury yesterday
Martin Allen Of Hyde Park is making an
extended visit to his brother, Robert Allen.
The Rev. A. v. Allen is in Burlington
this week assisting Evangelist Swift in
the revival services at the Baptist Church
In that city.-Eggs are selling at whole
sale here at 81 cents per dozen.-Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur w. Norton have returned
from a trip to New London, Conn.,, and
Camp Devens. At the former place they
visited their son. Ralph, of the U. s.
navy and at the latter place another son.
Lieut.. Donald H. Northumberland Levi
H. Brown Is making business trip this
week through northern New York.-The
churches Of vergennes are about to enter
upon a seeries of evangelistic meetings
on April to be led by the Rev. F. W.
Swift. Formerly DR.. Swift was civil
engineer and because Of his buiness ex-
perience is competent to sympathize with
the struggles of people in all walks of life
The meetings will begin on April 4 In
the Congregational Church and will con-
tlnue through April Fl. There will be
meetings for linen only" and women
only" for the Odd Fellows. the @. A.
r., D. A. r., Knights Of Pythias, order
Of the Maasons, etc.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

FARM wanted. to be paid for by residence,
in Lowell. Mass, taken in exchange. This
city property is well located, In good
neiRhborhood. large lot with garden and
fruit trees. The house built 1883 has steam
neater (new in 1922. bath, gas, set-tubs
in laundry. seven chambers linen closet.
storage for trunks, ETC.; well built and
we'll planned: cost with land s9350 house
alone would cost over 10000 to build
now. Mortgage now on property $4,000,
at 5h per cent. This IL ideal home for
family wanting to retire from farm ard
live iE city. Trolley line less than two
blocks away Address DR.. w. A. John
son. Merrimack St. Lowell. Mass.
60 6tw,4t.
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LINCOLN.

Elias Bowen died suddenly Tuesday
morning of heart trouble. He had been in
poor health only a short time and his
death came as a shock to the community
Mr.. Bowen was 60 years of age and had
passed the last IL years of his life in this
town. coming here from Bethel. Besides
his wife, he is survived by one son. Hay
den. Funeral services will be held to-
morrow afternoon at two o'clock in the
Baptist Church.-Carol Miles of Damas-
Gus, Ohio, has been visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Joseph Guindon.-Schools in town are
closed for a vacation of three weeks.
Teachers passing the vacation out of town
are Miss Mary Miner of Brandon, Miss
Julia Higgins of West Rutland and Merle
Roberts of West Rutland-Hayden Bowen
was called from Springfield Tuesday morn.
ing by the death of his father. Elias
Bowen.
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March 1. states he is enjoying good neal,n,
has plenty to eat and wear. but is ua, .,
glad to hear from the folks back nome.
The students of Bristol high are a. no.e
for their Easter vacation.-The lai
are getting good run Of sap.-At ,ns
next Grange meeting, April H. the .n,''
and fourth degrees will be con1erreu
Mrs. F. s. Ferguson is slowly improv,"e
The schools in town are closed iul "
four weeks observation-disclosures ~
of Bristol is working for Edgar H"'i'"
this week. -,
Mrs. James Thompson is criticaiiS IL,
with erysipelas.-Charles Clinora anu
Allen clifford of Brandon passed Sunday
at J. l.. Carpenter's.-Frank Harris and
Ira Stokes attended the listers meeting
in Burlington Wednesday.
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a 800 Acre Farm
For Sale!

In tho town Of Cambridge, 100 acre
meadow. 100 acres pasture. bal. timber
land. can sell the timber right whore
II Is for $4,000; has a large modern
barn and house. ss head of cattle; will
summer and winter go cows; has a pair
Of horses. 10 hogs. farming tools such
Is manure spreader. corn harvester,
seeder. lime sower. gasoline engine and
slower. sulky pillow. everything a man
wants on farm For sale by the
4. =. DAY REA1 ESTATE AGENCY,
Cambrihge. VI
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STARKSBORO.

Andrew Halleck OF South Starksboro Ia
moving into Herbert Clifford's house.-F.
M. Walston. Frank Nimbleau and A. l..
White are ill.-There will be Easter exer-
cises by the Sunday school at the Baptist
Church Sunday evening.-Miss Rena Hill
was home from the Burlington Business
College Sunday.-Mrs. Il. p. Emerson
went to Aver. Mass. last week to see her
son. Frank. who Is In training there
Miss Edna Russell of Huntington Is WIS.,
Ting at Henry Bakers-The married
ladies' and young peoples Bible classes
are invited to an oyster supper. given by
the mems class on Thursday.--A recent
lettar from William Harmon. written
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FARMING NEVER PAID BETTER than 1t
does to-day. Would you lie to own n
farm and be independent? If an see me
Saturday and save the agents commission.
MY farms were bought direct for cash at
a low figure and I will take your bank
book or house in this city in exchange.
ness. w. v. Farr. SO North Union ST..
Burlington VT 4S,d.w.tf.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-03-28

The program of Good Friday services
at st. Stephens Church will include
morning prayers and pre-communion
at nine o'clock and the three-hour serv-
Ice from ~ to three o'clock. This
service Is divided into three parts OF
one hour each and worshippers may at
tend at any hour most convenient to
themselves.-Miss Emma Fuller, home
demonstration, will go to Bridport Fri
day night and give an address In the
Red Cross hail. On the following night
Miss Fuller and County Agent 1ssac N.
Bartlett will go to Goshen and speak
before the Goshen Grange on home
demonstration work and the farm bu-
reau.-Walter ]. Rose Is ill.-William
l.. Cady has returned from Hardwick
after weeks visit to his sister. Mrs
c. d. Martin, who has been Ill for some
time with nervous prostration and later
with pneumonia, but who is now very
much improved.-Miss Mildred Morse Of
Rutland, a former resident of Middle
bury, is here for a week.-The usual
mid-week union prayer meeting Will
be held at 1880 o'clock this evening at
the Congregational Church and the
topic for consideration will be 1.-THE
Way to Victory and Life."-Frank A.
Nisun of Bridport, who with Mrs. Nisun
went to Burlington to visit Mrs. Nisun
brother, Charles Delphia. at the Mary
Fletcher hospital has returned. Mrs
Nisun will remain in Burlington for
some days longer on account of the
condition of her brother, who recently
underwent a more than usually severe
operation.-Joseph Blaize has returned
from Rutland, where he has been for
several days attending the suit in Rut-
land county court of his daughter, Mrs.
Zeta DAvignon VS.. Erwin E. Keyes Of
that city, in which $4,000 is claimed as
damages for an automobile accident
occurring at Ausable Forks, N. Y, last
July The jury brought in Wednesday
morning verdict of no cause of &C.
tion.-Mrs. Harry Vassar of Burlington
is in town to visit her husbands par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Vassar--Dr.
Barter has been appointed by the Sc
lectmep Of the town as a lister for three
years to take the place of Charles F..
Rogers, who resigned the office
Charles Cady, Charles Seeley, and DR..
A. c. Barter have returned from Bur-
lington, where they attended the meet
ing of the listers of the different towns
and cities of the State under the direc-
ton of the State commissioner.-Mis
Anna Sullivan is ill-Allen Cobb has
returned from a weeks business trip
to Albany, NJ Y.-Miss Emily Hath
away has gone to Bennington to visit
70 faxl
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HANCOCK.

Mrs Irene Page has gone to Pntsheio
to visit her daughter. Mrs. Lewis Few
weeks.-Mrs. Robert Clafin ana TWO
daughters have gone to Granville ior
few weeks on the Joseph Flint place,
where Mr. Claflin Is sugaring Miss Ethei
curtis Is with her sister, Mrs henry
Winot. at the tale mine for week.
Mrs Lloyd Church spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-03-28
WALTHAM.

The whist party held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Tier Thursday eve
ming was for the benefit of the Red
Cross, the proceeds going to the YER
gennes branch.-Miss Eva Merrill has re-
covered from the german measles and
resumed her duties in Middlebury high
school.-The COW tester. Everett Easton,
OF shoreham was in town last week.
u. A. Hunt was In Ferrisburg Tuesday.
Frank Tucker has moved his family
to the Edward Child place In Weybridee
Madam Jackman Is Ill.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Hewitt Arnold Of Colorado Is visiting
his father, Eastman Arnold, ana other
relatives. He went West several years
ago, Ill with tuberculosis. and mas re-
gained his health.-Miss Hattie Curtis OF
Burlington is a guest Of Mrs. Henry Ger
main.-Mrs. Cullen Shattuck Is ILL., her
mother. Mrs. Richard Delong, Is with
her.-Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Halloch were
called to Starksboro Hill by the illness
and death of their slster-in- law. Mrs
Cora Hallock. Mrs. Booska and daugh-
ter Of Bristol Notch are keeping house
for Alfred Jimmo-Andrew 1. Hallock,
who recently sold his farm, has moved
his family to Starksboro village.-Master
Harold Follansbee Of New Haven Is
spending the week with his grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Follansbee.
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MONKTON.

There will be Hoover box social at
the Barnumtown Methodist Episcopal
Church Saturday evening for the pene-
mt of the Red Cross.-Schooi opened
Monday after the two weeks vacation
Harold French has returned from
Burlington. where he underwent an
operation.
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HORSES AND LIVESTOCK.

just received. March 3. another
express carload of those acclimated horses
from Brooklyn. n. Y, all sizes from 1000
pounds to 1000 pounds each. ell out OF
hard work and ready for more. These
horses will not get sick like green west
err horses and the prices are right.
have 35 horses to select from. H. q. Will
ley, Essex Junction. VT. Phone 1894.
55tfw,2t.
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NEW HAVEN.

Mrs. +. E. Rowley returned Monday
night from Burlington, after passing
several days with her son, ]. +. Rowley.
Il. B. Cushman Is seriously Ill with
pneumonIa.-Miss Ethel Smith, who has
been Ill. is improving. ALFRED, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Sherman, is ILL.,
William Tatro and family hnvo moved
to Middlebury, whore Mr.. Tatro has en-.
poyment.-The box social held on Tues
day night was n success. SIG being re-
ceived.-Miss Hazel Ward returned to-
Bellows Falls Monday. after passing .
week with her mother Mrs. Nina Ward.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-03-28
FOR RENT.

FURNISHED THREE-ROOM FLAT to rent,
steam heat. electric lights. private en-
trance and use Of bath. Apply at SO North
Union st. 73dw,t.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-03-28
THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS AND TINES THURSDAY MARCH

Hubbard, in Rochester.--George Beckwith
has taken his family back on the farm
in Granville to stay through sugaring
G. II. Church is helping Loren Spencer
carry on his sugar place.
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FOR SALE.

SILVER LAKE HOUSE for sale or to rent,
with farm; located at Barnard VT Ad-
dress G e. Cady. 210 Pennington Ave.
Hartfo ID Conn 400 w limo.
NICE r. I. r. HENS for sale tno mites) /;
Cuthbert raspberries, best marketable
Order now. Phone 1902. shelburne, w.
55eod.tf.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

PERFECTION MILKING MACHINE. Full
line OF supplies now carried by Strong
Hardware Co., Burlington. The up-keep
Of the Perfection Is very small; there
is reason. Let us mail you names Of
over 100 prominent Vermont darymen for
reference. II you have Is cows or more
1t will pay you to use the Perfection"
Milker-nature's way. II. G. Hawthorne,
State agent Burlington, VT. 04.26tw.4
HEMSTITCHING, pecot edging, covered
buttons In latest styles. dress pleatings
box peated skirts descriptive catalogue
free s. J. Beatty & Co., 54h Church
St.. Burlington, VT. 36.w,4t.
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SALISBURY.

TIE Fcilyanna class Is to give social
at the town hall Friday avening. The
proceeds reing to purchase a community
service flag in honor Of the boys from this
community who are serving their cc'in.
try.--The Rev. Mr. Washburnc OF Winoo.
ski preached at the Methodist Episcopal
and Congregational Churches Sunday
The Red Cross Is to meet at thu home OF
Mrs. c. A. Bump Thursday to work.
Howard Nelson Of the aviation corps was
at home on furlough over the weekend.
lie returned to his duties on Monday
During tho recent drive the ladies OF the
local Red Cross collected end shipped
about 700 pounds of clothing for destitute
French and Belgians.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-03-28
ORWELL.

The Rev. c. c. Merrill of Burlington
came from Shoreham Sunday afternoon
and commenced holding evening serv-
ices Sunday.-The fortnightly club held
a good meeting on Tuesday with Mrs
G. L. Wells.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meade
of Shoreham came down last week to
stay for time with their daughter
Mrs. o. S. Wisell.-James Cronan of Sud
bury has leased his farm and moved to
his fathers house here.-T. II. and James
Purcell's mother died in Brandon last
week.-Fred l.. Ray returned from NAL
den. Mass, last week, where he passed
two weeks with his son and daughter
Mrs. John w. Clark Of Pawlet has come
to pass few days with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Branch.-The home
department Of the Women's Missionary
society will meet Friday with Mrs. d. II.
Wells. This Is the thank Offering meet
ing.-Dr. and Mrs. V. II. Coffee returned
last week after two weeks passed In
Burlington. DR.. Coffee is much improved
Miss Mollie Hack and Miss Florence
Kessy returned to Kcene. n. H.. Sat
urday.-Miss Helen Raymond returned to
Fort Edward last week after two weeks
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs j. O..
Raymond
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-03-28
HELP WANTED.

A COOK wanted at the Home for Desti-
ture Children. References required.
46.w.tf.
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Burlington Veterinary Hospital
IA Pine ST Rnrlln Rt0n. w

Veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College. 1909. Latest equipment for
all animal surgery. including equine
and canine operating tables Phone
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CORNWALL.

Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Field are visiting
friends in New York.-Mrs. f. Z. Foote
arrived home from Burlington Friday,
with her daughter, Florita who re-
Gently underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis at the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tal.-Mr. and Mrs. Atlee Douglass and
children arrived Friday from Hartford,
Conn.,, where they have resided for two
years, and will spend the season with
Mr.. Douglass parents. Mr.. and Mrs j.
l.. Douglass.-Mrs. Gertrude Cook of
Proctor was weekend guest of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Lowell
Mrs. Floyd Sperry was a recent guest
of Mrs. Harold Sperry at her home
in Brandon.-Mrs. Fred Swenor is at
the Fanny Allen hospital for treat
ment.-Mrs. Leslie Foote and son are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Wal
ter Whitney of Salisbury-Miss Gladys
Hamilton is slowly improving from a
severe attack of neuritis.