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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-12

lap, NorrIdgewock: John Everett
Luce, Fairfield; Cosma NJ Hadagog-
lom, Madison; Chester Browning,
Madison; Leon Thomas Goodwin,
Hartland; Chas. Ellis Jones, Hart
land; Byron Havelock Slipp, North
Arson.
Burton Walter Irish. Harmony:
Linwood Guy Magoon. Harmony;
Chester Mullen, Clifton NJ ReeG
Harmony: Pete Yunseleen, North An
son; Chas. Henry Corners, Anson;
Myron r. Reed, Harmony: OrwnoI
Jos. Whtehouse. Harmony; Wilfred
Merrill Cilley. Bingham; Dennis Jos:
lin, Lake Austin; Frank Prescott
Brown, Tarritine; Helan Haggan,
Jacllman Station; Arthur Roy, jack
man; Lester Isiah Huff, Bingham
Robert Colby Moore, Bingham: Glen
wood Alfred austin. Harmony; Pres
ton Berlin Chadbourne. Harmony;
Kenneth Ralph Cilley. Harmony:
Lemley J. Hight Harmony: Edward
Haggin Jackman Station: Hubert
Murphy. kineo Station; Micha Il
Rustz, Fairfield; Frank Berry Gates,
Moscow. Jos. Essef. Arson: Leon
Clifton Farrand. Mercer; Thomas J.
Robinson. Scion; Carl Ellra Andrews.
Scion: Clarence d. Currie. Madison
Siad Mariner, Madison: Frank /.
Rogers. Cornyille; Albert Thebean,
Madison; Roscoe Irving Goodwin,
Soion; Lloyd +. Libby, Norridge
wock; Alpine Arsenauit, Madison; AT,
thony Jos. Thibodeau Madison; Los
ter p, Burke; Joseph V. Willet. Mad
ison; Cecil Ray Peasly. ST. Adams;
Homer F. Ray. St. Adams; CalisNte
J andry, Madison; Geo. Verne CHAP
\ n. Fairfield; Mervin Edward
Dorc. Hartiand: Ohio p. Chadbourne,
Canaan; Sidney Fowler Canaan; D3
Md CoFson, West Athens: Antilles De
SAINTS, Madison; Fred Willis Lewis,
| Hartland; Karl Jarvi, Lake Austin;
! Arthur W Bean, Detroit: SherWin
! Ray Forbus. Skowhegan II, F. =.
! No 4 Wilbur A. Nichols. St. Adams:
! Major Hooper Henry, Fairfield sani-
/ torium: Albert Joseph Lachan.c.
! Jackman; Omar James Briggs. An
4 son.
/ Wien these mon will he called for
| physical examination as uncertain.
!, QUESTIONABLE will be the first step
10 be taken in chat direction and con
siderable other routine business az
tended to. over 1900 appeal cases oi
/ Class III and " men who have pass
ed their physical examination are a.
ready on file Judge Danforth. Wht
has been clerk of the exemption
hoard since its inception, has aske"
TO be relieved from his duties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-12
ICEBORO

Miss Edith Twycross OF Cedar Grove was
the guest of Mrs. George Holmes, Wfdnes
day.
Among the recent arrivals al the camp
ground are Mr.. and Mrs jackson OF Cam
bridge, Mass. at the Curtis cottage; Mrs, {.
l.. Blair of Richmond and Mrs. Frank Hes
Of Boston. who are staying at their cottages
for time,
Miss Evelyn Yeaton Of Bates is passing
the summer vacation at her home here
George Holmes has been engaged as Su-
perintendent Of the campground for six
months He recently purchased a horse.
Walter Lint was recent visitor at the
home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. william
Lint. before leaving for Fort Slocum. n. y,
where he has been called.
Mrs A. W Low and baby Airline returned
Tuesday from a visit with relatives in Spring
field, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-12
Probate Court

Probate court for the June term
opened at the court house TUESDAY
with Judge Small presiding, The
will OF John y. Stafford. late of Hart
land, was presented for probate. He
bequeathed his property to his wife,
mentioning his son, Prince Albert
Stafford and his daughter. Nellie Au-
gusta Emery, both Of whose resi-
Gences were unknown but giving
them nothing. He named the widow.
Sarah E. d. Stafford as the cxecu-
trix of the will, but she declined 10
accept and petitions for the appoint .
ment of E. n. Merrill of SkoWhegan,
administrator. Mr.. Stafford in the
document which was signed Dec. Z,
1915, requested that his wife give
what was left of the property, if any
at tile time Of her death to his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Emery.
The will of Flora \. Baxter. late
of Arson was also presented for pro-
hate. She bequeathed her property T.
her husband whom she named as s.;-
ecutOr.
The will of the late Margaret j
Calder of lockwood. made April 10
1918, was also presented. She be-
oueathed to the town of Greenfitis
the sum of $50. the same to be ia
vested by the town and the income
from same to be expended annually
Tor the perpetual care of the fam
iIy burial lot. In view of the fact
that they had settled their propert )
affairs and divided the same to then
! mutual satisfaction, Mrs. Calder re
, ouea thed the sum of s25 to her hug
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-12
RICHMOND

DR.. and Mrs. F. B. Peabody and
son Ralph, Mr.. and Mrs. James L..
Roberts. went to Harmony Sunday
where DR.. Peabody was the speaker
at the I. O. O. +. anniversary held IN
the Methodist church of that place.
Following is a list of names of the
r.. r. S. students who have made
their letters at baseball this season:
Manager Ralph B. Peabody, If; Capt.
Mark Z. Stinson, p; Ernest LeaVltt,
C: Howard Randlette, SIS: Harold
Handlette. list; Phillip Patch, End;
Tristram Little. 3rd; Irving Pingham,
Of; Thomas Hinckley. rf A dance
viii be held for the letter men in
Curtis Hall. next week.
Tom Thum Wedding" comedy,
will be given at Masonic building,
Dresden Mills. Monday evening, June
nth. for the benefit of the Methodist
church Following is the cast OF
characters: Barbara Lord. bride;
Irving Meserye, groom; Thelma Pre-
BILE. maid of honor: Arthur Bailey,
best man; Freda Stilphen. Frances
Dodge. flower girls; Eleanor Leman,
Virginia Bljnn. Thelma Bailey,
bridesmaids; Lee Stilphen, minister
Clifton Reed, Robert tloudlette,
Lloyd CASTOR Milford Mcdonald
ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Shepard were
guests of their son Lisle in Bath
Sunday.
NJ. c. Priest and family returned
Sunday to Boston after passing the
week end at their cottage on swan
Island.
Miss Isabelle Groves of Augusta
passed the week END with friends IN
town.
Mrs. Fl. NJ Breen of Boston. is q
guest at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Walter Wyman.
Junior declarations at the Opera
house Wednesday evening, June T..
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Proctor OF
St. Petersburg, Fla, are guests at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. +. L
Prehle.
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen Conley OF
Bath. have purchased the Frank os
horne house on kimball street. ant
will occupy it in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley F. Mari o
Watervilie were guests Sunday o
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Preble.
DR.. and Mrs r. W. Small are pass
ing a few days at his cottage at Cap
itol Island.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-12

70 hlneo, is off duty for week and Is
visiting his parents on Water street.
Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Packard are Wis
ting their daughter. Mrs. Harold Larry,
in Weld this week.
Miss Blanche Jewett who has been
employed during the winter and spring
In the team room at the Franklin Square
House in Boston, has returned to Skow.
hogan and will visit here FOR time.
Leader r. w. Leighton of the Junior
Volunteers stated Tuesday that he had
placed % boys on farms in this section
of the county.
The seniors at the high school are re-
CURED to be present only during study
periods during the last two weeks OF
school, as this gives them more time
to devote to their class parts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-12
CHELSEA
A Surprise Party Given by Youas
Folks Of Chelsea

A pleasant surprise party was tenderd
to Mrs. Nellie Collins by her friends and
neghbors on Saturday evening at the Grsng
Hall. Chelsea, the occasion being 10 CONNER
ate her fiftieth birthday (which occurred ,
day later on sunday. Mrs. Collins wu
asked to attend a Red Cross meeting at th
hall and when entering was very much sur
prised to find about 80 of her friends and
neighbors from the surrounding towns ~ah'
ing to shower congratulations upon her
She received many beautiful presents, IN
cluding three rockers. linen. dishes and
purse Of money. Mrs. Collins thanked then
in very pleasant manner. Ice cream an
cake we're served and games and dancln;
enjoyed by all a pleasant feature was y
singing Of America by Masters Raymcs
Kennith and Miss Ferena James, the nePF
ews and niece of Mrs. Collins. The parl
broke up at late hour wishing Mrs. 10
Inns many years OF happiness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-12
Open Air Services

The people of the First Baptist
church are to have an innovation in
their religious activities as they are
arranging for open air vesper services
to he held on Bloomfield Common. OPP
posite their church edifice from June
23rd until further notice. These meet
ings will be held every pleasant Sun
day at p NJ, and if rainy will be
held in doors. A movable platform is
to he built for the pastor. pianist and
musical director and large chorus
will lead in singing hymns with spe-
cial orchestral numbers. Automobile
parties are especially invited to at
tend these services. Seats will be
provided for everybody and there Will
be opportunity for parking autos in
streets surrounding the old common.
There are to be during the services
special addresses BY the pastor, Rev.
q Fl Tracy, Phi. D. The following
committees have been appointed TO
superintend the arrangements OF
these open air vespers: Music, Mrs.
Philo Steward. Miss Mary Lyons
Leighton Tracy. Miss Annie Scott,
Miss Carrie Thomson: finance, Philo
Steward, Louis E. Dow, George TO"
bev: press. Miss Gertrude Carter,
Miss Bessie Scott, Miss Bessie Ed
wards: arrangements. Dea. Geo. +.
thomson, Lawrence Cockburn, Thos.
cookburn. Arad Tobey. Olin Tracy,
West Tobey; Advertising. Miss Myra
Akelev, Miss. Annie B. Walsh, DIN
Tracv. Grace Thomson and Alice
Kicker.
IeIand Smith who lives beyond
,Ja,hons Mills in Cornxille left here
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-12
r. G. A. w. Session

The annual meeting of Somerset
Lodge F. and A. NJ. was held Monday
evening Geo. L. II. Smith retired
from the chair of the Worshipfui
Master and Walter p. Ordway was
elected and installed his successor
Other officers elected and installed
during the evening were f. W
Buchanan. senior warden; Leslie II
Goldsmith, junior warden; j. II
Lancaster secretary; c. P. Merrill
treasurer: W. Ernest Leighton, senior
deacon: Edwin p. Whiting. junior
deacon; G. p. Merrill, senior steward
Ralph W. Leighton, junior steward
Gerald c. Marble, marshall; Adam
Simpson, tyler; Harry A. Dinsmnre
organist Past Master John II. Lam
C. lter acteG as installing officer,
Settlement has been effected in the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-12

band. To her brothers. William
Henderson Of Jaekman and Jos, r
Henderson Of Madison she bequea,n.
ed the sum of 800 each, while th.
remainder of her property she divid.
cd in equal shares among her chill.
dren as follows: Pheby Harringto,
Greenville: Ezella Johnson. Rock.
wood Mamie Lord. Dover; Bert A
Calder, lockwood; Clyde Marsa.
Gfeenville: Avis Houdlette, Oakland.
Winona Taget, lockwood and Leua,
Stone of Oakland. the latter being
named as the eXecutrix
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-12

of Men Who Have Become Fl Since June 1917 in Som
erset County With Exception Of Skowhegan Already Print
ed-Local Teacher Enter Service First Baptist to
Have Open Air Vesper Services Bloomfield Common
Municipal officers to Be in Session for Correcting List
Of Voters-LocaI Boys In Track Meet-Ela Mitchell Phil
athea Class Gives Party in Compliment to Day School
Teachers-Pioneer Past Noble Grands Association Enter
ta;ned-Probate Court for June Opens Tuesday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-12

Mrs John w Healey. wife Of Lieut..
Healey, received oablegram Mon
day from him stating that all was
we'll This indicated that the boys
were out of the trenches as it has be-
come a custom of his to wire each
time after the boys of Co. L are re-
lieved from their trench duties.
At a meeting Of the Ghautauqua
subscribers held Monday night at the
Office of Judge Lawrence, W. II.
Cummings was elected president of
the association; Miss Hannah r.
Page. vice president; f. p. Whiting,
secretary: L. Fl. Goldsmith, treasur-
err; Rev. Henry Clay Turner, chair
man Of the ticket committee: a. II.
Land chairman Of the ground COM
mittee: r. T. Patten. chairman of the
publicity committee. These chairmen
will meet and appoint assistants
shortly.
Miss Myra Cross OF Colebrook. n,
r., who has been teacher of science
at the High School for the past year
| has accepted position to teach at
! Central Village. Conn, next fall. the
, branches she will teach there to be
! similar TO some of the studies she d.
| rected here.
! There will be a children's party at
the First Baptist church Saturday
J afternoon under the direction of Mrs
Lucy ShulZe of the primary depart
ment and Miss Florence Withee, era
Gle roll superintendent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-12

as juror at the L. s. district Court in
Bangor.
Walter Scott who has completed ms
duties at North Dexter has gone to
Keene. \. H., to open teAtiie ihi'i
for A. r. Jones and his associates
Mr.. Scott visited at Lis nome mere
briefly the first of this week.
The municipal officers OF SkoWnega
will be IN session at the selectmen Of
flee Thursday, Friday and Saturday Oh
this week for correcting the list OF vol
ers for the primary election June IL. the
polls will open at IL o'clock and close d t
8 P. NJ. While there has been some
campaigning in this section, especially
for the offices of sheriff and represent
alive from the Skowhegan district, poll
tics have been quiet thus far. Tine foi-
lowing is a list of the county candi-
dates: Republican-State senators. W.
S. Bemis of Harmony, Leroy r. Fol-
som of Norridgewock, Leslie f. Jacobs
Of Skowhegan Benz II. Lawrence of
Fairfield Fred r. Smith of Pittstield,
VIM. l.. Walker of SkoWhegan: county
attorney, Edward F. Merrill of Show
hogan, Jas. II. Thorne of North Arson;
clerk of courts, W. T. Seekins; register
of probate Philo Steward Skowhegan;
register of deeds, John w. Higgins,
Skowhegan; sheriff. nerne J. Greene Of
Skowhegan, f. l.. Harding Of Madison,
John A Mooers of Skowhegan; county
commissioner, A. II. Burse of Pittsf1eld,
Henry Crowell of Skowhegan, Wallace
T.. Marble of Harmony w. y. Osborne
of Fairfield. s. ] Whitney of Bingham;
county treasurer, John H. Lancaster;
representative to the Legislature. Bin
w. Page of Skowhegan, Adelbert Porter
of Skowhegan. Clyde H. Smith of SHOW
hogan. The Democrats of the county
have fewer candidates and there is NJ
candidate for the office Of clerk OF
courts. Other candidates of this party
are: State senators, VIM. NJ. Bieelow
of PittsfeId. Charles Greene of Show
heean; county attorney. Royden Y.
Brown. Bingham: register of probate.
Adam Simpson. Skowhegan register Of
deeds Harry b. Harris. Canaan; sheriff
Frank Thompson. Skowhegan: county
commissioner, T. s. Bray. Fairfield;
county treasurer. W J. Bra dbury. Fair
field: representa- tive to the Legislature
L. G. Trafton. Skowhegan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-12
MARRIED

Montville-June 6. by Rev. T. r Per
tecost, W. D. Bowler of Mnntville AM
Mrs. Georgiana Fuller of Attleboro
Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-12
To Enter Service

Frank w. knowlton. who passed MS
physical examination for military
service is awaiting Geographic or
ders from Washington, to report IN
that city TO begin his duties in tie
governments chemical section. He
has for the past three years been
teacher of manual training in the
public schools and his successor "ilI
not be elected probably to serve dur
ing the present term.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-12

Mrs Derne j. Green left Tuesday
morning for a visit in Portland and
Boston.
Private Henry e. Rode was in town
Tuesday on his return to Camp De-
Nens, Aver. Mass. after a furloush
passed with his family in Athens.
Henry Wood of Boston who has
been Il guest at the home of Mrs. w.
NJ Stinchfield, East Leavitt street,
departed Tuesday morning.
Among the Skowhegan people in
New Portland Tuesday to attend the
county meeting of Congregational
churches and ministers were: Rev.
and Mrs. c. II. Mckinney. W. F..
Porter, Mr. and Mrs. T. G.. Lord. Mrs.
Eben B. Chase. Miss Hannah r.
Page, Mrs j. w. Fogler. Mrs. E. E.
Greenwood and Miss Ruth Green
wood.
Mrs. p r. Band of Waterville was
the guest Tuesday of her brother r.
w T[noWlton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-12

Several high school boys were in
Pennington Monday TO participate IN
the track meet in which Abbott school,
Wilton and Rumford high schools were
the other competitors, Abbott school
won by the small margin of 10 of 4
point Skowhegan would have won tn :
meet had it not been for an incident in
the relay race in which one of the four
Skowhegan men forgot to touch the
hand Of the man next to him. This
was sufficient to disqualify the Skowhe-
gan team and set them back into third
place Wilton stepping into second.
Among the local boys who were inciudet
in the winning list were: Percy Nut
ting. first in the hurdles: Raymond G.
Fogg. first in the broad jump at about
Ia feet: Irving Symonds first in the
quarter mile: Elliott Chase, second in
the half mile. In the tennis meet be
tween the schools Cony high Of Au-
gusta PLAYED in place of Wilton, win
ming both singles and doubles,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-12
Phiiathea Class

The members of the Ella Mitchell
Phiiathea Glass gave a party in the
chapel end Of Bethany church Mon
day evening in compliment to the day
school teachers, large percentage of
the out of town instructors being
members of this class. The affair
was informal but charming in detail.
Following a piano duet played by
Mrs. Ethel Whittier Ames and Mrs.
Gertrude Gates. the president, Mrs.
Mabel P. Judkins presided over d
brief business session. an important
feature of which was the report by
the treasurer of $40 contributed from
the May Basket offering for the Phi
lathea music fund. A chorus of
young women sang .School-days'
with an encore, Miss Louise Coburn
read selections from Eugene Fields
poems, two songs were sung by Miss
Coda Keene and readings were given
by Mrs. G. r. Fogg. Refreshments
were served under the direction of
Mrs Winona Homsted, Mrs. Clara
Decker, Mrs Bessie Thompson and
Mrs. Genie Weller.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-12

The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety Of the Methodist church was en-
tertained Monday afternoon by Mrs.
Eliza Cover The study hook was COM
Melted and the mystery box was con
Quoted by Mrs Anna r. Merrill The
society will hold no more meetings IN
til September
Arno Lawrence employed on the SOM
erset railroad or run from Oakland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-12

Leland Smith who lives beyond
Malbons Mills in 'cornviile left here
on the last train Mondax tn serve
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-12
Superfluous Hair
AeJl(;roc&

DeMiFaela. the original sanitary
Hquid, operates on m entirely dif-
ferenf principle from any other
nsthSA. Il RAAs hair u its vlfal-
ity ~ attAcaEing II under the skin.
Only gen1ine DeMiracle has
nsaey-back gpsrantee In each
package. At toilet counters in zoe.
u and - sises, Or b. man fren
price.
FREE beck with testimoniaIs Sf
hig , est authorities ex-
plains what causes hair on face,
neck and arms, why II Increases
and how DeNirneIe devitallxes Il,
mailed In plain sealed envelope -
request. DeMiraele, Park Ave. anA
lSoth St. New York.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-21
WATERBURY,

This evening in the Methodist Episco-
pal church, under the auspices OF the Ia
dies aid, an entertainment will be given
by Charles Ross Taggart, "The Man from
Vermont Mr. Taggart is musical hui
morist and an entertainer of much repu-
tation.
Sunday evening in the Congregational
church Rev. William l.. Boicourt gave an
illustrated lecture on the city Of Aries,
in France, showing pictures OF the Roman
ruins there, as well as those which
showed present day life and customs
there. Monday he went with Supt. Chat
fee, speaking in the schools at the Center
and Little River and in the evening spoke
on eliminate Experiences in France.
Tomorrow he goes to Williston, where
he speaks at community dinner. Many
calls for his services he is unable to fill.
In addition to the regular church work,
special work is being lined up for the
boys.
The executive committee of the local
Red Cross, as follows, Mrs. n. l.. Vassari
Mrs. T. c. O'Neil, Mrs. d. G. Hayes, A. II,
Smith, Mrs. d. T. Harvey, Mrs Philip
Shonio Mrs. ID. G. Hayden of Boston,
lW. +. Davis, Miss Mae Seabury, Mrs
lG. s. Bidwel and DIR. j. G. O'Neill, an,
lnounce the following officers; Chairman
/ of the executive committee, Mrs, D. G
Jones; vice chairman, Mrs. G. b. Adams
secretary, Miss Mae Seabury; treasurer
DIR. j. c. 0Neill; chairman of entertain
ment, Mrs. W. H. B. Perry; instructor IN
surgical dressings, Mrs. n. L. Vassari
director of surgical dressings, Mrs. Nellie
Chase; director of sewing, Mrs. V. V
Turner; home service chairman, Mrs. ID
| W. Cooley; chairman of district nurse
committee, Mrs. C. b. Adams; chairman
of finance committee, A. II. Smith; chair
man of membership committee, Mrs. W
| B. Clark; chairman of supplies, Mrs. Il
E. Campbell; director of knitting, Mrs
ID d. Grout, where the yarn may b
found The Red Cross now assnme
charge of the district nurse for thre'
months and Mrs. r. Il, Steele is secured
for that position. Much appreciation i
also felt to Mrs H. d. Hopkins, who ha
kept up outside work more or less sine
the closing of the emergency hospital re
leased her from the night work there.
| Kenneth Somerville, who has been il
for a time with influenza and effects o
same, resumed his school work this week
A. II. Smith has been confined TO tn
house since Sunday with an attack o
laryngitis
Franklin and Curtis Pearson are bot
i'll with influenza.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-21
RANDOLPH

0 r. Greene received the news OF he
death of his brothers wife, Mrs G D
Cattlt of Beclel, carly on Wednesday
nioiIing,
Mrs. Laura Allis, after a several days
stay in Bethel with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Blake, arrived home on Wednesday.
Carl McAlister, Pullman car en-
ploye, who resides in Boston, came on
Wednesday FOR short stay with his sis
ter, Mrs. Alice Bruce.
Mrs. Fannie Vinton is passing the
week with Mrs, L. S. Cleveland, who is
soon to go to Boston for several weeks
stay with her daughter, Mrs. II. A. Skin
ner
Mrs. A. c. Thayer, who has been with
her daughter-in law, Mrs. Walter Fisk
for few days, left on Wednesday for
her home in Waite River Junction.
Mrs. Lueius Goodheart and Mrs. Al,
Ian Chadwick went to South Royalton
on Wednesday to visit their sister Mrs
o. +. Greene.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nancy decided
their place on the Emerson Terrace on
Wednesday to H. +. Tilson, who will
soon take possession. Mr. and Mrs
Manney expect TO go to Middlebury tenn
porarily and may locate there perma
nently.
Mrs. HAL Lockwood, after passing sew
eral days in town, the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Beedle, left on Wednesday
| for her home in Springfield