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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-16

pitcher, with Birmingham last season,
Who has been working in a munition
plant In Chester, Pa, for the past few
months, has returned home.
Tommy SAYS he doesn't know wheth-
er he'll play ball or not next wear.
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HOW COME, Billy

Umpire Billy Evans says the hardest
job an umpire has Is 10 chase a player
from the game, II may be, Bill. but a
lot Of the jumps seem to like the Job.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-16

George Bernard Shaw is running for
office. He always was an eccentric
sort Of person, Next thing we know
he may startle the world by getting a
shave.
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N6ws of RiUers
River Bulletin.

Memphis, Tenn. Dec. l6, 1918.
Observations taken at am. 18TH
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-16
SAM WICK TO WE'D.

Sam Wick, former Memphis outfIeld.
or, 10 soon to become a benedict, ae.
eording to Bill Thweatt, who has been
In the same canp as Samuel. The lden.
tity OF the lady In the case Of Sans
wrist watch is a secret, but Bill says
he's ceretain before many moons Wick
VIII enter the ranks Of the welded.
Wick 10 remembered by many Mem
phIans and there'll be none who wish
him more Of lIte's happiness than the
Bluff City fan colony,
Pittsburgh's Painters are already lay
ing the foundation for refusing Geur.
gia Techs challenge for a game next
season. Coach Warner says he'll lose
a big portion OF his best men by grad
nation lhIS Near
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-16
Dixie Random Turns Eyes Birminghamward
Where Southern League Magnates Are Assembled

he homes to srring on his fellow club
owners at the meeting, which would
account for his placing Carpenter In
nomination, which even Frank knows
could hardly result in his uelug eleCted
to the high office Of president Of tine
southern
\ canvass of several Southern league
cities shows that Martins nomination
viii he favorably received by the club
owners, or at least n majority Of them,
to properly handle the affairs Of the
league and would be ideal from every
point ~ view to preside over the Dixie
major Fnndom throughout the league
has its ca. to the ground awaiting the
result VI the big mixup, when some
hpI\ will Ia rhpsap
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-16
SOCCER LEADERS
CONTINUE PACE
G. B. G, and Winfreys Win
Over P.-W.'s and Phoenix.

In Sundays double-header soccer
games at Hodges field, the two league
leading teams defeated their opponents
and added to their percentage in the
standing.
In the opener. the Christian Brothers
college eleven defeated the Philippe
Wisharts by the score Of to 0. In the
nightcap affair DR., Winfreys waIloped
the Phoenix eleven.
The Denver Jewish news., 1918-10-31
Let Us Make 1T 5000

anyone? The need them NOW Draft Your Sac
Records Week will search out these idle records and put them
in firing line.
good condition here shipping anywhere
for records that really good will go into service
contribution
the people United fighting forces New records
needless
American is asked to do his
share supplying fourth essential music justly
helping the There the time
contributors doing their share this except
the the ITSELF Round round million keep
rounding them til the boys home! Help make great
The Denver Jewish news., 1918-10-31

], the Y. M. G. A: turned to The House of
L the time specified, the entire order was
Esals at the camps found awaiting them the
|hich they knew SO we'll at home.
II there is cantonment, hundreds of boys
hong them-will be tickling the worries
}m will be enjoying the music, for the Y.
& Baldwin product was well placed. After
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-04-11

the groom and Miss Davis. Mrs. Hay
den and daughter Of Cambridge. Miss
Mary C. Butler and Miss Mildred Powell
Of Burlington, the Rev. and Mrs. Levi
Wild Of Royalton, A. II. Oates of Mont
pelier and John shedd.-Liberty Bond
day seems to have been q popular choice
here for a wedding day. Saturday eve
ming Lewis M. Emo Of st. Armand and
Miss Myrtle b. Peibey Of Franklin were
married at the Congregational parsonage
by the Rev. T.. l.. Baker.-Sunday was
observed as Liberty Sunday at the Con-
gregational Church. The Rev. Levi Wild
Of Royalton assisted in the SERVICE
A. d. Whitney spent the weekend with
Mrs. Whitney, who Is seriously Ill al
the home Of their son, DR.. Whitney, in
Northfeld.-Mrs. c. c. Adams and daugh-
ters Of Burlington are at ]. r. Ander-
sons for q few DAYS,
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with his mother, Mrs. Marion Griswold.
The Ladies' Aid society meeting at Mrs.
II. f. samson's Thursday was we'll at
tended.-Myrie Kinney is home from
school In Malone, N. r.. called here by
the illness Of her mother.-Mrs. Britton
has returned to her home in Boston after
spending some time with her sister, Mrs.
c. c. Kinney.-At the entertainment
Thursday evening about tI was taken in.
H. f. Bartram Of the Vermont Exten-
sion Service. who has been appointed
temporary county agent for Grand Isle
county, was in town Thursday and Fri
day. He was around getting acquainted
with the farmers and planning. work
for the summer. Next week he will be
in North Hero, Isle La Motto and Albura
to meet the farmers Of those towns.
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Grand Isle County.
SOUTH HERO.

The South Hero branch of the Red
Cross has received SOL. the net proceeds
OF the play given March 20 and 20. This
play, Deacon Dubbs," was given by local
talent as Red Cross benefit and was q
decided success. Much credit is due the
players for their untiring efforts and the
substantial sum realised 10 appreciated
by the branch. The play will be given
again In Grand Isle Tuesday evening.
April 16. for the beneht of the Red Cross
branches Of Grand Isle and South Hero.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Aura Kendall Of Enosburg Falls
passed the week end at the home of
0. s. Moffat-The Misses Helena and
Louise Carpenter Of Enosburg Falls Wis
tied In town last week.-Bishop-Coad tutor
Bliss will visit Calvary Church Sunday
afternoon. April p, and will celebrate
Holy Communion the following Monday
morning.-Miss Annie Whittemore and
Miss Katherine Perley Of Enosburg Falls
visited in the home of H. F. Comings
Wednesday.-A dance and card party for
the benefit Of the Red Cross was held in
Rublee's hall Tuesday evening.
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pastor will continue the discourse -
bible Prayers The juniors will mo
at the parish house Thurs6ay evcnlr Z.
April II. for n business meeting and
social. The trustees OF the parish hou.e
property have voted 20 make certain n-
provemcnts. The east roof will be shin
gled as soon as weather permits and thc
material can be secured.
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FLETCHER.

Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Spaulding are
the parents Of a son born, April SAL
bert Miller and mother Of Williston spent
Sunday with relatives in town.-Not q
very large amount of maple sugar has
been made by the farmers as yeti. ].
Church Of Cambridge was in town re-
Gently.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. J. 8. Barr was in st. Johnsbury
last week. Mrs. Bars mother, Mrs. H.
A. Bailey. OF Masonville. Cam. has come
to spend some time in Bakersiield.-Mrs.
Dimond spent last week In Hardwick
and is spending the present week in Wa
terloo. Can.-Miss Helena Baird visited
last week in Burlington.-The Rev. w.
w. Smith was In Colchester Thursday
Mrs. Aldrich and children of Lyndon.
vile were over-Sunday visitors Of her
sister, Mrs. o. A.. Field.-Mrs. David
Cowan is seriously Ill with acute asthma.
Mrs. c. A. Powell Of Stafford Springs,
Conn.,, Is visiting at her parents, the Rev.
and Mrs. Smith.-Dr. Landon Abernethy
Is on the sick list.-Mrs. c. H. Coan and
son Of Richford visited her mother, Mrs.
Davis, last week.-Delbert Desautels has
been i'll with quinsy sore throat.-Brig-
ham Academy will reopen Tuesday, the
16th.-The Red Cross met this week with
Mrs. Florence Wanzer.-Mrs. Fanny Hall
has been spending some days at her
home In town.-Miss Hazel Topper re-
turned to st. Adams Monday morning.
Cards have been received in town an
nouncing the birth Of son, Jean G. E.,
Jr., to Mr.. and Mrs. Jean G. E, Panne-
ton Of Grafton. Pa. Mrs. Panneton will
be remembered as Miss Laura Brady of
Bakersfield.-Dr. Clyde Cowan of Bos-
ton is with his father. r. ]. Cowan.-Mrs.
Mark Stevenson Of Sheldon is visiting at
P. z. Shanley's.
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HILL WEST.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. shangraw and
daughter Miss Dorothy, passed Sunday
at c. d. Shangraws.-Mrs. John Ariel
has gone to Hardwlck to visit her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Paronto.-The house and other
buildings belonging to Verne La Grow
at the foot of the hill near Montgomery
village were destroyed by fire Sunday
evening.-Mrs. Charles Lumbra is visit
ing at Frank Lumbra's,-Mrs Carl Hath
away OF Burlington is expected at the
home OF her sister, Mrs. Henry Rush
ford, sometime this week.-Mr. and Mr..
M. l.. Trudell, who have been passing
the winter at II. II. Rushfords, leave
to-day for st. Adams. Before leaving
they will visit at Calvin Rushford's and
several other places.
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GRAND ISLE.

Ihe.e WY De whist party for the BEN
eht o, the itea Cross at the homo of Mr..
ana MIS- "a. n. Vantine Friday evening.
April H. Everyone is invited,
c. II. Tobias has returned after spend .
ing the winter In the West.-Carlton
Griswold and son, Henry. spent Sunday
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ENOSBURC,

A. c. Call is starting his mill to saw
out his stock Of logs.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
F. Wright. daughter. Helen, and son.
Donald, Of North Enosburg. spent Sat-
urday at r. H. Maynard's.-The condi-
ton Of Mrs. G.. D. Raymore, who has
been confined to the house three weeks
with grip, is improving.-Miss Cornelia
Williams of Enosburg Falls and Donald
Eldred Of Sheldon spent last week at c.
r. Leach's,
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ton and are occupying their house on
Spring street.-Captain Bell and MRS.
Bell have moved into the residence that
Mr.. Bell recently purchased of NJ. w.
Barney.-Walter Hall and family have
moved into the house vacated by Captain
Bell.-Leroy Harrington and Bert val
went to Boston last week with Mortimer
Stilphen, who is in the navy. Harring-
ton 10 to enter the navy hospital corps
and Vail has been accepted for aviation.
The womens auxiliary met in the parish
house Of Holy Trinity Church yesterday
with Mrs. Louis Hogle and Mrs. t. M.
Tobin entertaining.-Th Lapelle Poultry
Food company has leased the office 1or-
merly occupied by the town Of swanton.
In the Courier building, for general
office for the poultry food business ana
the dairy ration branch, which was added
few months ago. The office stan Will
take possession Monday.-Charles Can't
we'll is out after being laid UP several
days with the grip.-There was dance
In the town hall last evening. -Kenneth
Mentally, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. e.
Mentally, is on crutches. owing to an
injury to one foot.-Samuel Evanson is
Ill with measles at the home OF Mrs.
A. M. Monet.-Conductor George Evan
son Of the Canada-Atlantic division OF
the Grand Trunk, now running into
Rouses Point. was the guest OF MS
daughter, Mrs. Carr Jones, Sunday.-The
ice went out of the Missisuuoi river this
year without doing any damage what
ever in this vicinity.
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GEORGIA.

wellington N. Bragg is passing a few
days with his parents Mr.. and Mrs M
0. Bragg.-Miss Mary Pattee has return
ed to her school in Burlington.-The Miss
es Dawson. Peace and Morris. who have
been the guests of Miss Mary Pattee
nave returned to Burlington. M
Roy Landon and Harold Upper of Colby
academy, New London, N. H., have re.
turned to Colby after visiting Hale Nve
ana Asa Pattee.-Asa Pattee left Tues.
day Tor New London, N. H., where he
mas position.-School at West Georgia
mas been opened with Miss Clara south-
ara as teacher.-Mrs. Winnifred Patton
ana son, Leland, have returned to Rich.
iord after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ward
rost.-The sugar soclai for the beoent
OF the Red Cross was a success. ahomt
$40 was realized. "'ou'
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ALBUKG.

Goodsell.-Mrs. Fred Langley of Rouses
Point. N. Y. was a visitor In town recent
ly'-The condition of Mrs. Nancy vos.
burg. who is seriously III at the home of
her daughter. Mrs. Lolita Hoag. remains
about the same.-Miss Ina Bohannon is
recovering from her recent illness.
NORTH HERO.
The Cheerful Workers society will meet
with Mrs. Howard O'Neil Thursday after
noon for work. Supper will be served
at the usual hour. at which a good at.
tendance should be present.-Albert
Moore Ia home on q seven days furlough
from Camp Devens.-Mrs. Mary George
OF Burlington IL visiting at the home
OF A. H. Way.-Miss Iva Tudhope return
ed to her school in Franklin after spend =
Ing her vacation with her parents.--John
Horican has been spending a few days In
syracuse on busincss.-William Hyde IL
III at the home of his daughter. Mrs. e.
Mention Rockwell.-Donald Dodds has
been spending his Easter vacation at
home from Montpelier Seminary.-F. T..
Cargill OF Alburg was In town Friday
ana attended the concert given by the
ieague'-Allen Watson Of Dannsmora.
~ r. 10 visiting relatives In town.
SAASoh VI seminary
spent his Easter vacation with his mar.
ents.-The Epworth League held a con-
cert IN the town hall Friday night con-
sisting OF tableaux. illustrated and patri-
ouc songs. speaking. singing, etc., to a
very appreciative audience. One feature
OF the evening was the appearance of
Chc'e SAM who was applauded and
Drought back upon the stage. The tab
leaux Tenting On the Old Camp
Ground" sung by C. Il. Brown Of Platts.
ourgh and acted by several Of the young
boys OK the town. gave one an idea Of the
camp ire OF the boys now in the service
OF their country. The object Of the con-
lencss Of the church, and S2s was cIearen.
the Rev. George Story OF st. Albana
70 spenc'hg few days In town.-Ths
rev; Alien kirkness was business visi.
wv :" SuInneton Monday.-John Tudhops
the third Liberty Loan. The addrsss ~
much enjoyed by all present.
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not less than five nor more than six
months under the tramp act. When ar
rested johnson had no baggage In his
possession and no money.
News has been received Of the death
of Charles o. Lowell, which occurred Mt
his home In st. Paul, Mimi, Saturday
evening. Mr.. Lowell is survived by his
wife, who before her marriage was Miss
Mary Seymour of st. Adams, and one
daughter. Mrs. Donald McKillop OF st.
Paul.
Miss Mary Elisabeth Mullins, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Mullins Of WAL
nut street, and Frank Brennan OF Mason
street were married at the chapel OF
villa Barlow convent Tuesday morning
at eight o'clock. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. d. j. O'Cullivan.
pastor of st. Mary's Church. The bride
was attended by her sister, Miss Margaret
Mullins, and the groom had as his best
man Frederick Maloney. The bride was
attired in blue suit with hat to match
and the bridesmaid also wore blue.
Breakfast was served at the brides home
for the members Of the bridal party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brennan left in the evening
for New York. On their return they
will live with the groom's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Brennan, on Maple street.
The statement of importations into the
customs district of Vermont for March
shows decrease Of $273, 23S from the
corresponding month last year. The
falling of was In free merchandise which
the last month amounted to 2,O73, 5S1, as
compared with 32,51o,9s2 in March. 1917.
The total Of dutiable merchandise the
last month was S335,017, as compared with
$780, 1854, in March. 1917, and the total
duties collected were SeO.752.4O. as COM
pared with 327,23e11.
w. H. Vorce, formerly Of this city,
who for two years has been general man.
ager OF the Chotaw Railroad Light COM
pany IN McAlester, Okla, will leave this
week for Pittsfield, Mass. where he will
be manager of the Brunswick Magnetic
company. Mr.. vorce is visiting his fam
lily In this city.
In Franklin county court yesterday
morning the case Of Lottie M. Powell
VS.. Charles F. Powell. divorce. was heard
before Judge F. M. Butler. Roswell NJ.
Austin appeared for the libellant. In
the afternoon the case of George c.
Story vs.. Adds L. Barkyoumb, assump-
sit, was heard by the court. This is a
case In which the plaintiff claims to
have loaned the defendant $500, which
has never been repaid and 1t is to re-
| cover the loan that this suit is brought.
Elmer johnson Is counsel for the plain =
tiff and NJ. H. Alexander for the de-
\ PENDANT.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
David Mcconnell at the st. Adams hos
pital Tuesday afternoon
| Word has been received that DR.. L. H
Wright. assistant professor Of physiology
and pharmacology in the School Of Vet.
Urinary Medicine at College station, Texas
has rendered his resignation and will
go April 20 to the University of Nevada
where he will take a position as research
worker In the university Of State ex.
perimental station located at the col
lege. Dr. Wright has many friends here
His wife before her marriage was Mis-.
Alice c. Collins of this CITY
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SHELDON.

Ine many friends and relatives were
saddened by the death of Mrs. Hannah
lCrowe) Greene which occurred April A
Following short illness of pneumonia
the funeral, which was largely attended.
was held Friday at the Congregational
Church and the burial was In the Shell
don cemetery The floral tributes were
many and beautiful. Mira. Greene Ia
survived by her husband. o. T. Greene.
and two children. Ozelma ana Kenneth.
OF this place. Among those who attended
the funeral from out of town were;
Mrs. Lucy Greene Of North Cambridge,
Mrs. Keith and daughter and son and
sons wife and Mrs. Lynn Tracy OF JET.
fersonville. Mr.. and Mrs. Flanders and
daughter OF Morrisville. Herbert Elan.
dsrs OF Fletcher. Mrs. Renalds Of North
Cambridge. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert 0rennieI
OF Fairfax. Mrs. A. w. Kitteil and Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Kittell Of East Fair,
held and Mr., and Mrs. H. w. Towie OF
Enosburg Falls.-Miss Blanche Oorton
who has been working In Swanton. hal
finished work there and in nnw In to-.-
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Edwin johnson left Monday for North
Dakota to spend some at his ranch there.
Mrs. E. A. Mosier very pleasantly en-
tertained several friends at sugar party
at her home. Thursday afternoon-Three
children. Harold Chaffee, Rowena and
Glenn Mosier, were baptized at the Sum
day morning service Anril L
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FAIRFAX.

Twins. boy and GIRL were born re-
Gently to Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Howard.
News has been received Of the birth Of q
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Goodrich
Essex Junction. The child is q grand
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Goodrich
OF this place.-Ralph Buck has resigned
as mail carrier on r. f. D. route No. 1.
e. g. Rowland Is driving al substitute
Mrs. Henry McNally died at the home of
her daughter. Mrs. Camley in Buck Hol-
low. The funeral was held Sunday. The
Rev. E. G. Goddard ofIiciated. Her hus-
band fell from q wagon Friday and broke
his leg He was taken to the st. Adams
hospital for treatment..-Miss Beatrice
Marvin Is teaching school In Milton.-Mr.
and Mrs. r. A. Southland visited their
daughter at Highgate Center April T. They
made the trip by automobile.-Mlss Nellie
Cherrier of Burlington spent the weekend
with her parents.
A Liberty Loan rally will be held Fri
day evening at eight o'clock at Bellows
Free Academy hall. The speakers will be
j. Gregory Smith. chairman of the county
loan drive; Bruce Corliss. cashier Of the
Weldon National bank of st. Adams. and
John T. Gushing. acting State food ad-
minlstratOr.
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MONTGOMERY.

A SAD accident occurred on Sunday aft
ernoon little before five o'clock. when
the house owned by Verne La Grow was
observed to be on fire, smoke issuing from
the vicinity Of the chimney. The alarm
was transmitted to central and the Meth
odist Episcopal Church bell was sounded
which had the desired effect. 1t was seen
that nothing could save the buildings
and there was only time to rescue a
morse and buggy, a COW, cals. pigs. and
q very little furniture. Among the things
destroyed was q stove recently pur-
chased for SIS, and between $50 and 800
in bills. The house and barn was fnsur-
ed for $500. The Dow house Immediately
adjoining soon caught fire and was COM
pletely Quilted. as was the La Grow
house. There was quite a little furni-
ture and valuable books in the Dow
house, although 1t has not been occupied
for some time. The sparks threatened
the house and barn of Clarence Hale who
lives some little distance away, and II
was found necessary to persistently
drench the roofs of the buildings with
water None Of the La Grows were al
home when the fire starred and IL is not
known how It was caused. The family
are staying with friends until affairs car
be Strengthened out.-The subject at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
morning will be principal and Policy"
evening subject. slippery Places" THE
Woman's Home Missionary society will
meet with Mrs. Mansfield on Friday aft.
ernoon at two o'clock to be followed by
a meeting Of the w. c. T. U.-Miss Lu.
Gle Pratt is home from Swanton for 9
Few days.-Harold DONNA Of Orleans
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Darius Domina.-Mrs. Emerson Combs
has returned after a visit to her parents
In Arlington-Mrs. Amasa Lumbra anc
sister Of Proctor are visiting at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lumbra,
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visiting friends-Miss Fanniah Merritt,
who has been working for Mrs. M. II.
Mack. has finished work there and has
gone TO Rice Hill, where she is visiting
her brother, Clark Merritt.-School re-
opened Monday morning.--The recent Wis
itors at c. l.. Kittell's were: Mrs. A. w.
Kittell of East Fairfield and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Towle Of Enosburg Falls.
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

Mrs. Elizabeth Yates of St. Adams is
quite III with pneumonia at the home Of
j. NJ Firkey.-Through the kindness Of
Mrs. j. C. Place and Mrs H. e. Sheltus
the women sewing at the Red Cross rooms
Friday afternoon were treated to warm
sugar on snow, doughnuts and pickles.
Mrs. j. A. Butler of Burlington,
former resident Of this town, is visit
Ing relatives and friends In town for
few days.-Mrs. Clifton Morey Of Boston.
Mass arrived In town Sunday morning.
called here by the illness of her mother.
Mrs. Elizabeth Yates.-Mrs. Augusta
Moore of Swanton spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Lyon.-The Wom-
ems Auxiliary Of st. Johns Episcopal
Church will meet with Mrs. II. e. sheltus
on Thursday afternoon.-Mrs. w. c.
Heffion and family. who have been visit
Ing relatives In town. left Saturday for
their home In Montreai.-Mrs. Horace b.
Cross and daughter. Helen. visited rela-
tlves In town several days last week.
Miss Dora Sunderland has returned homo
from Swanton. where she has been spend
Ing several weeks
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JOHNSON.

James Miller. who is teaching in Barre.
came homo Tuesday night for few days
Mrs. Chancery McCuin has returned
from Wolcott.--Joseph Shavensaugh was
In Morrisville Wednesday.-Mr. and Mrs
Max Wilson Of Burlington are at home
for q few days,-C. ii. Stearns was In
Morrisville Wednesday.-Mr and Mrs.
II. M. Maxfeld returned Wednesday night
from Hartford. Conn.-I.eonard Pearl
came Wednesday night to visit his
mother Glenn Sweet was In Hyde Park
Wednesday, Taylor Mead Of st.