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ESSEX JUNCTION

ESSEA JUN XIOIN
Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Teachout have re-
ceIved word that their son, Lieut.. Teach
out. has reached France safely.
Mr.. and Mrs r. H. Stevens are parents
Of a daughter. born Sunday night.
MT and Mrs. c. A. Mentzer have moved
to their new home in Williston. purchased
of James f. Kennedy.
Mr. and Mrs. George Temple will occu-
by the Irish house vacated by Mr.. ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Mentzer
Schools close in the grades this
this week Friday. Next week We'd,
nesday, June g. the entire graduating
exercises of the high school will take
place.
Rural schools in the towns of Col-
chester and Williston will close May 81.
John b. Guild has been appointed
one Of the instructors at the Mechahi-
cal School of Training at the Univer-
sity of Vermont
Mr.. and Mrs Valentine Jorgenson
have sold their house on Railroad
street to Mrs Moses c. Fisher. Mrs.
JorEenson and children will remain
here until the close of school when
they will remove to Burlington. Mr..
Jorgenson is in Petersburg, Va.
Mrs. w. +. whitney has opened her
house for the summer, Mrs. w. b.
Douglas, former resident, has re-
turned from Red Oak, Ia, and will
visit Mrs. Whitney for an indefinite
period.
A large congregational was present at
the union memorial service held at
the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
morning. The pastor, the Rev. George
H. Lock, preached an eloquent and mas
terly sermon, touching feelingly upon
patriotism and loyalty to country. Inn
pressive was the thinned ranks of the
members of r. T. Sherman Post, G. A. r..
who formed in line at their hall in
Brownell block and followed the Stars
and Stripes to the church, six in num-
ber and as many members OF the
w. r. C. who were Joined by other mem
beers too aged and weak to make the
march to the church. Quite few men,
bers reside out of town, some in COL
chester and Willistop and six at the Gem
ter because of the distance were de-
prived of attending the service. Five
deaths have occurred in the Post since
Memorial day of last year,
A little one-act play in the style OF
pageantry. written by Miss Jessie l.
Ross will be presented by the teacher
| training class at the commencement eX-
ercses on the afternoon of June 8. ,
News has been received here of the
death of Doris, only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. L. C. Fay of Waverly. Mass.
formerly of this place. Mr.. Fay will
be rem smbered as superintendent Of tine
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NEW HAVEN

Robert Partch was home from Bur-
lmgton over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs
Washington Ward have returned from
their wedding tour.-Mr and Mrs
ii. c. Peck and Mrs. Cook of Ticonder-
oga. N. Y. left Saturday morning on an
automobile trip to Chesea.-Mr. and
Mrs. George c. Everest have as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Gulley Of Middle
bury.-F. L. Shackett has q new auto
mobile.-Mrs. William Mcintyre and
Miss Jessie Mel were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hubbard Sunday.-Levi
Sturtevant was guests of Miss Mildred
Weston Sundty.-Mrs. Coy and children
who have been guests of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Swenor. have re-
turned to their home in Burlington.
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WALTHAM

w. w. Pinney Of Peru. NJ Y, Is visit
Ing his sister, Mrs. Marion Burroughs
Mr. and Mrs Lionel Harris Of Panton
visited at F. C. Wards last week.-Ken-
moth Day of Fitchburg. Mass. is visit
ing his uncle, II. w. Day.-Ira Burroughs
and family of Charlotte visited his
mother. Madame Burroughs. last week.
Miss Edith Barns who has been teach
ing in the graded school at New Haven.
Is visiting her cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. f.
c. Ward. before returning to her home
in Barre.-Mrs. Jane Pierce and Miss
Addie Wright Of Burlington visited Miss
Wright's brother. A. q. Wright. recently.
Miss Sadie Burroughs Of Poultney at
tended the birthday party given her
mother Mrs. Marion Burroughs. last
week.-Mrs.. A. G. Wright and daughter
Ruth were in Burlington Saturday.
Eighty-one dollars has been subscribed
for the Red Cross in this town.
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CORNWALL

Norman A. Frost died Thursday morn
ing at the Hays sanitarium In Burhng-
ton. where he had been for several weeks
for treatment for a complication Of dis
eases. Mr.. Frost was . son of the late
Arson w. and Rachel Farr Frost and
married Miss Mary Peacock OF Saranac
N. Y, October q. 1872, who died October
%. 1904 He 10 survived by three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. John Silliker OF Port Arthur,
Can Mrs. J. II. Atwood and Miss Ra-
chel Frost. and one granddaughter. Miss
Christine Atwood of this town. The fu-
neral was held Sunday afternoon. May
90 at the Congregational Church at 400
| o'clock, the knights Templar having
charge Of the service. The Rev. Chris
topher Hamlin was the officiating clergy
man.-Alfred Payne, who was operated
on at the Mary Fletcher hospital April
&c for complication Of troubles. return
ed home May 3.--stanley Vancelette.
who has been i'll some time with pnsu-
monia and seemed on the way to'recov-
cry. is worse again. the other lung being
affected.
Memorial day will be observed ao~has
been the custom for many years with
| public exercises at the town hall at 10:0O
a. m. Children from the public schools
| will participate and an address VIII be
given by the Rev. Christopher Hanaiu.-
Mrs. Wallace Mayo went Friday to Camp
Devens, for the weekend, to visif her
husband. Carlton Warner has returned
to Worcester. Mass, after weeks visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. IL
Warner and will soon leave for astrain =
ing camp.-The Woman's Homo Mission
airy society held meeting at the home
of Mira. Lucy Farnham on Thursday.
| la
work accomplished. Miss Hazel Blair OF
Burlington. spent the week lend with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Bhh.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Peacock. loe 6ar-
anao Lake, N. Y. who were called &c
town by the death of their brothDr-in-
law, Norman A. Frost. are guestA~0f theiI
niece. Mrs. j. H. Atwood.-MrA- Virgil
Of ORWELL 10 a guest Of her sister, Mrs
George Blair.
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HANCOCK

Mrs. Mabel Marsh returned last week
from Crystal. N H., where she has been
several weeks with her daughter. She
brought her little granddaughter, Phyllis
Clock, with her-Mrs. Margaret Fisk
passed last week in Boston, where she
saw her son Phillip. who is working for
Uncle Sam.-Mrs. Henry Manning. Jr., and
mother, Mrs. Towne of Warren, were
guests of Mrs. Henry Manning, ST.. last
week.-NIr. and Mrs. 8. H. Buell. and
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Rhodes of Lincoln
visited old friends and neighbors Satur-
day. Sunday and Monday. It is 10 years
since Mr.. and Mrs. Buell. moved away and
the first time they have been back.-Mr.
and Mrs. John Address and daughter,
Lizzie. also John Abar. were in Wood
bury Sunday to attend the funeral Of
Sarah Daily
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RIPTON.

f. II. Foster of Cohoes, n. Y, is in
town on his annual fishing trip.--Mrs.
Gertrude Murray is moving to Keene,
y. H.-Norman Foote of Middlebury was
in town Tuesday securing option on real
estate.
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AUTOMOBILES.

AUTO for sale. Used Mitchell Ave pas
senger touring car at a bargain; perfect
running order. new tires. new battery,
thoroughly overhauled: private owner.
Write p. O. Box IT,. Burlington VI.
117.d,w.1t.
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NORTH FERRISBURG

The following item was taken from a
Long Beach. Cal. paper. AS Miss Ball is
we'll known here It will be of interest to
her friends here: Mrs. B. C. Ball Of 555
Dayman avenue was hostess to the men,
bers Of the j. o. C. class Of the First
Methodist Church Tuesday evening at
which time the engagement of one of the
class members was announced The young
lady Is Miss Dora Ball and the groom-to-
be Is George Taylor Ham Of Iowa. The
hostess had her home beautifully
decorated for the occasion. graceful
branches Of Scotch broom being used in
the living room and pink roses in the
dining room. The announcement. which
was surprise to many of her friends
was revealed in a clever way. During the
serving OF a collation. the hostess pre-
sented what she called camoufiage sand
witches. These were two graham crackers
tied together with yellow ribbon On
separating them the guests found n slip
of paper inside containing the news OF
the betrothal. The wedding day was not
given, the bride-to-be saying some time
SOON"
Mr.. Hagadorn. chairman of the COM
mitee for the town of Ferrisburg Red
| Cross drive. gives the following re-
pledges $65. A summer resident OF
the town of Ferrisburg check of
$1,000. other residents of the Center
district cash and pledges 1872, North
Ferrisburg district cash and pledges
$194. Total $1,451.-Harold Lane, who
has enlisted is spending few days
at his home before going to Fort
Slocum--Red Cross meeting Thursday
as usual-Patriotic entertainment at
Allen hall to-night.--Miss Maud Miller
has been spending a few days with
her parents-Mrs. l.. A. Elliot Is WIS.,
iting In Shelburne-Mrs. f. II. Gee
and Mrs. H, b. Chase were visitors in
Burlington. Tuesday-Mrs, Julia Bel
lows is visiting in Essex,
ORWELL.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harold LaDuc are parents
OF son, born May 2l.--Henry Wolcott Is
home for few days. He has been called
overseas.-Benjamin Needham arrived
nome last week to remain for time
Oliver Bascom Is milking 6S cows this
season. the largest dairy in town.-The
Rev. +. A. Welch will give the address
In Rutland Memorial day.-The John A.
| Logan Post attended the Congregational
Church Sunday morning in body TWO
Benson members were present. Memorial
day exercises will be held at the town
hall On the Both. The address VIII be
given by Carl Baker of Boston.-A son
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred LaDuc
on the lSth.-George Greenwood has been
III with mumps for two weeks.--k. M
Ryan took his daughter, Mary, to WIN
ooski, where she underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis. She is doing Wen
-Miss Mollie Hack and Miss Florence
Kerry of Keene, N. H., are mere
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Burlington VETERINARY Hospital

73 Pine St.. Burlington. VI.
Veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College, 1909. Latest equipment for
ali animal surgery, including equine
and canine operating tables. Phone
l06.
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N1ONKTON.

The flag raising in the Methodist
Episcopal Church Sunday morning was
well carried out by the school children. as
sisted by the pastor, when beautiful
American flag SKIS feet was placed back
OF the pulpit. The service began with tho
choir singing THE Star Spangled Banner"
while the children marched down the
center aisle, bearing the flag. and raised
1t to its position. This was followed by
the pastor reading an original poem en-
Titled Gods Flag" This was followed
with the regular church service when the
pastor the Rev. Mr.. Russell delivered a
Memorial day address entitled "A Sacra-
ment OF Flowers" with appropriate music
by the choir. The subject OF the pastor
discourse at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday morning will be Hoover.
izing." An effort will be made to COM
piete the reorganization of the Bible
school.-A reception was rendered the Rev.
and Mrs Russell at the church Tuesday
evening.-At a recent business meeting
OF the local branch OF the Red Cross the
Ioilowing officers were elected: President.
MRS. l., L. Dwire; vice president. Miss
Myrle Mech; secretary. Miss Cicily DON
ahue' assistant secretary, Mrs. George
Devoid; treasurer. ID. W. Eddy; supply
committee, Mrs II. V. Sears chairman.
MRS. William Preston and C. II. Sears
work committee. Mrs. w. II. Gee chair
man. Mrs T.. II. Palmer. Mrs. H. w.
bruneil; entertainment committee, Mrs. l..
L. Dwire chairman,--In the recent Red
Cross drive +. II. Palmer, local chairman.
reports mat Monkton has exceeded its
quota by S1S.7o,-Miss Ruth Donahue spent
sunday with her parents. She has been
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HELP WANTED

r1RST-CLASS MAN for farm work. no
milking also wanted a daryman who Is
a good buttermakcr. Apply to II. c.
Strong, Foreman Fairview Farm, Spear
ST., South Burlington Phone 1902.
125.6t wit
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STARKSBORO

Newell Stokes is losing several COWS
from poisoning, three already haying
died and more are Ill. The kind Of poi
soning and source has not been ascer-
tanned. but Investigations and analysis
are being made by the authorities
meeting of the stockholders of the
Starksboro Farmers Cooperative asso-
citation, Inc. will be held at the town hall
Friday evening. The county agent and
other speakers will be present A Hoover
lunch will be served.-Gerald Harmon,
Earl Doland. Lester Reese and Howard
Stokes will report for military service
Saturday.-Mrs. Gibbs and Miss Mat
thews from Massachusetts are at Mrs.
Wade's for the summer.-Mrs. F. y. Hill
is visiting relatives in Middlebury.-Mr
and Mrs. Theodore Foster and son Of
Middlebury passed Sunday at f. w.
Hill's-Tuesday. June 4. the Addison
county Baptist convention will convene
with the church here. Dinner and supper
will be served at the church vestry-A
ten-ten party was held at the home Of
Mrs. Eugene Minum last week Wednos-
day for the benefit of the Red Cross
A ten-cent social was held at the town
hall Wednesday for the benefit of the
Red Cross.-Twenty-three dollars was
cleared from the Red Cross dance. The
finance committee wishes to thank those
who had 1t in charge for their cqopera-
ton In the Red Cross work. This town
raised S2s015 in the recent war drive.
the quota being s23o-Mrs. Clara New
ton and son Clifford have returned from
Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cliff
ford and Allen Clifford passed Sunday
at c. F.. Cliffords.-Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Clifford returned the 9th from a trip to
| IQNu Eva Afrc ~
Richmond were guests Of A. L. White
Sunday
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LINCOLN

During the summer months the Grange
meeting will be held the second and
fourth Thursday evenings of the month";
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. G. Shiverette and Ralph Meader
attended the funeral of Mrs. Frank Ma
nor In Charlotte Saturday.-Miss Juletta
Barnum returned Thursday from Lin
coln.-Hazel Preston Of Rutland is visiting
her grandparents. MFR. and Mrs. E. G..
COKE. w. Meader attended the health
officers school in Burlington the last
Week.-Mrs. Della Skin returned Sum
day from a two weeks visit in Hinesburg.
"A number Of friends and neighbors were
pleasantly entertained at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. James Shepard Saturday eve
ming. the guest of honor being their son.
Louis. who was at home on a short fur
Tough. He returned to Camp Devens the
following day.-Mrs. A. w. Taber and lit
tie daughter, Thelma of Burlington. are
visiting relatives in town.-Henry Cox has
moved his family to Bristol. where he has
employment In the Bristol Manufacturing
company.-A miscellaneous shower was
given Miss Gladys Meader in honor of her
approaching marriage to Frank l.. Ros-
coe at the home of Mrs. Amanda Masters
on Friday afternoon. Light refreshments
were served Miss Meader received many
beautiful and useful gifts.-Westiey Little
left Saturday for Camp Devens.-Mrs. Re-
becca Tracy liz quite H.
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whitford Of Addison, where she resided
until about % years ago. when they moved
to Vergennes. Mr. Whitford died Septem-
Der %, 1911, since which time she has
resided at her home on Greene street
The funeral was held Friday afternoon
at ono O'Clock at the house.
A reception was given Tuesday evening
In the Grange hall at Monkton Boro to tho
new pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church Of that place. the Rev. M. w.
Russell, and Mrs. Russell. The hall was
prettily decorated with flowers and about
50 were present. In the receiving line were
the Rev. and Mrs. Russell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry LaRose. Mr.. and Mrs. e. L.
Devoid. Mrs. b. f. Cady, Mr.. and Mrs
A. Collins, Casper Sears and Sedgwick
Preston and the Misses Beatrice Devoid
and Della Skin acting as ushers. The pro-
gram consisting of vocal and instrumental
music reading, ETC.. was followed by a
short address by the new pastor, after
which he was presented with a purse Of
money Refreshments were served at the
close Of the program.-The amount raised
In the Red Cross drive here was 81 ,15O
exceeding the quota by over s7OO.-W. c.
Emigh of Albany, N. Y, arrived yester-
day to superintend the installation Of
the new pump at the city water works
The new pump, which will be run by
electric power, Is being installed tenn
porarily In order that the city may be
guarded against failure of water from the
old system of supply during the resuming
OF the construction and repairs, authorized
by vote Of the citizens last summer and
which was stopped last fall by the high
water. Mr.. Emigh will also have charge
OF the construction and repairs at the
pump house.-Mfs. George Simon and
daughter, Frances, who have been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. B. j. Simpson, who
| Is Ill, have returned to Burlington.-Miss
Sarah r. Keller Of Albany, ~ Y, who
has been spending some time at the home
of her nephew, Arthur A. Piper, has gone
to the Hayes sanitarium for treatment
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ Grandey left yes
terday for Southbridge, Mass to visit
their their daughter. Mrs. A. f. Simpson
Mrs. Eugene Haws has returned to
Burlington after a visit to her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Demper.-Miss Martha
Thorn visited her farm in Waltham yes
terday.-Mr. and Mrs. George Devoid, son,
Howard. and Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Devoid
have returned from a visit to relatives in
Proctor.-Alderman Levi H. Brown is
spending the week at Chateaugay, N. y
| Mrs. Mary Whiteside of New Rochelle.
| N. Y, has opened his cottage. Mile Point.
Attorney w. H. Botsford and family of
Rutland are spending tho holiday with
| Mr. and Mrs. John A. Harrington.
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FRANK s. LANOU & SON
Practical Plumbers and Steam Filters
Next North Burlington Savings Bank
90 St. Paul Street
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A GIRL OR WOMAN wanted for general
homework in private family in the coun-
try. Mrs. G. H. Dunsniore. Tel. BOIL
St Adams. VT. p. Q. address, Swanton.
VT R. D. No. 1. 118,dw,t,
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Advertising in this column
one cent a word each in
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changed every week. Cash
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is less than IL words. two
lines. Special terms to adj
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secutive months.
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WEST BOLTON.

Eugene f.. Davis died in Montpelier
May Is. aged so years. He was born in
Duxbury, the son Of the late AFRO and
Martha Pinneo Davis. Besides his widow
and son he leaves two sisters. Mrs. Anne
Hunter Of Waterbury Center and Mrs.
EfYie Hapgood of Jericho Center He will
be missed by his many friends
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EXPERIENCED HARDWARE CLERK
wanted; good position for the right man.
Haear Hardware Co. 124.3t,w,1t.
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BRISTOL.

The pre-memorial service held in Holly
nan sunday AFTERNOON was Of a high
order The program: America" with
Mrs. Briggs at the plano, by the congre-
cation; solo, Miss Dorothy Lawrence,
Mrs. Briggs, accompanied sermon, Rev.
DR.. e. w. Gould, pastor of the Federated
Church. introduced by J. G. Page; prayer,
the Rev. T. B. Hughes, pastor of the First
Baptist Church. The members Of the G.
A. r. and W. r. c. attended in q body
DR.. c. A. Averil and sons Of Burlington.
Clement and Gilbert. called on friends
here Sunday. This was formerly DR..
Averill's home and he has many friends
here. who will be interested to know that
his son. Clement, who is Just past 10. has
enlisted in the army and started for
training camp Monday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Chauncey w. Bisbee Of Ferrisburg were
in town Sunday. Miss Jennie NJ. Grow re-
turned with Mr.. Bisbee and Mrs. Bisbee
will remain at the homo Of her brother.
H. c. Palmer. for a few days Francis
Kilbourne Of Camp Devens was at home
Sunday.-Edward Edison and son Charles
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Waite Of Rut-
land visited friends in town sunday.-M.
l. Thomas and son, Lloyd. Of California
are visiting T. r. Thomas and family
Advertised latters at the Bristol postoff1ce
for the week ending May Is. Will Hill
and o. L. Leach.
| Over 100 people attended the recep-
| ton given in honor of the Rev. e. w.
Gould and family at the Congregational
Church Friday evening. In the re-
| ceiving limo were Mr.. and Mis-. Ralph
DEMO. DR.. and Mrs. Gould, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. w Estey, Miss Charts and Mas
ter Richard Gould. The ushers were
wylie Danforth, George N. Taylor,
Hugh Mullings and Burrows Pope.
Mrs. Edward Hamilton and Mrs. ]. c.
Norton poured assisted by Miss Irene
Hathorne and Miss Marion Mullings.
Mrs E. b. Guindon and Mrs. Henry
Landon furnished music. The church
was prettily decorated with potted
plants and cut flowers.--Pre- Memorial
exercises were observed in the grades
Wednesday afternoon. The Rev. T. B.
Hughes spoke in several Of the rooms
l-Otis Yandow and family are to o.
cupy the house vacated by NJ. L. Partch
on Church street.-"Alice In Wonder
land" will be shown at the Colonial
theatre tonight at 1880 for the benefit
Of the Red Cross. A dance Will fol.
low.-Mrs. Asa Burns of Burlington II
the guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Arden Lawrence-Mrs.G G. L. Hasseltine
returned to her home In Montpelie,
Tuesday.-Mrs. Homer Hewitt visited
friends in Ihncoln this week.-M
l.. Partch and family have moved &c
vergennes.-Miss Laura Glacier OF
Walpole, N. H.. Ia the guest of Miss
Doris Curr1er.-The body Of Eastman
Arnold was brought here Wednesday
from Stark sboro for burial in Green.
wood cemetery.1There viii be no Rec
Cross meeting this afternoon on &C.
count Of the Memorial day address.
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A COOK wanted at the Home for Destl-
ture Children. References required.
46,w.tf
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1918-06-12

Mr. and Mrs Samuel B George of
Lexington, few days ago, announced
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Celeste, to Mr. Henry Weinges,
of St Matthews,
The wedding, one Of the most bril-
liant and interesting ever held in
Lexington, will be solemnized the
latter part of June.
No announcement in recent years
has occasioned more widespread and
sincere congratulations. Miss George
is not only young woman of supreme
beauty and personal charms, but she
possesses many unusual literary at
tainments and is social favorlte
wherever she is known. She is an
honor graduate of Columbia College
of the class of 1917; and it is but fit
ting that her marriage should follow
upon the first anniversary of her grad
uation.
Mr.. Weinges is prominent young
business man of Saint Matthews, and
is e~ually as popular as is his charm
ing young bride-elect.