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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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together with the officers Of the chapter
will meet at Lincoln Inn Friday at 1000
a. m. One of the purposes Of the meeting
Is that the chairmen of the several SUBJ
committees are to bring in n list Of names
for the completion of these committees.
Full attendance of the executives Is
desired.
The remains Of Mrs. Gilbert. widow Of
the Rev. A. s. Gilbert, will be brought
from Anoka. Mimi, to Fairfax. where
the burial will take place Saturday with a
short prayer service at the grave at one
o'clock. The Rev. and Mrs. Gilbert for
merry lived in Fairfax and in Hinesburg.
He was an uncle of I. A. Gilbert Of this
place.
S. NJ. woicott and o. A. Harding reached
Essex Junction from Tampa, Fla. Tues
day with the body Of the late F. NJ.
wolcott. A service will be held this after
noon at Colchester Center at 40 o'clock.
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FAIRFAX

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. d. Shepardson and
daughter and Mrs. Mitchell were In Bur-
lington Saturday.-Bellows Free Academy
is closed this week because of few
cases of scarlet fever in town,-Mr. and
Mrs. G.. l.. Butler were In st. Adams
Friday.-The Rev. f. L. Goddard preached
i'm the Methodist Episcopal Church Sun
day. The new pastor. the Rev A. II.
Webb. Is expected this week.--E. l.. But
Ter of st. Adams was in town Saturday
to see his father. II. A. Butler. Mr.. But
Ter is gaining slowly.-Miss Clara South
ard of Georgia and Miss Ruth Butler
Of Johnson spent the weekend at their
homes.--The funeral Of DIR. s. II. Phelps
was largely attended at his home Satur-
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Miss Halle Dwyer Sunday.-Mr. Lynch
was in st. Adams Monday.-Guy Tiffany
was in st. Adams on business.-There
was a meeting of the Cemetery assoca-
ton in the Congregational Church Tues
day afternoon, the same officers were
elected for the coming year-Mr. and Mrs.
II. 7. Comings and Miss Mary r. Ander-
son were in Enosburg Falls Saturday.
Mrs. r. NJ. Carpenter Is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs f. B. Smith.-Mr.
and Mrs. Reuben Demar we're guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tiff of Enosbura
Falls Saturday night and Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Lynch were in st. Adams Friday.-Mis1
Winifred Carpenter of Enosburg Falls
passed the weekend at the home of w. s.
Rublee.-The monthly meeting Of the
corner class will be held with Carl and
Margaret Smith Friday evening.
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WEST BOLTON.

Owen Locke of Waterbury is visiting
at the home of his brother. p. c.
Locke.-Mrs. N. r. Hall and grand
daughter. who have spent the winter
in Cambridge. are at their home here
for n few daya-B. p. Munger and j.
Pecor each lost n horse last week.
Miss Olive Dubois of Waterbury Is in
town.-G. r. Gile, Miss Eunice Gile,
f. r. Davis, Miss Ethel Munger. Miss
Mabel Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. IL
Smith were in Burlington Saturday.
Mrs. Melinda Pease of Jericho Is WIS.,
iting Mrs. Harriet Hall.--Bolton has
raised her quota of the third Liberty
Loan and has received her flag.-Miss
Ethel Munger has gone to Shoreham
to visit friends.-Angus Tomlinson has
returned to Bridgeport. Conn. having
visited his wife and children the past
week.-Mrs.. Mary Pease and Mrs. r.
A. Balch of Jonesville called on friends
here Sunday.--Mr and Mrs Earl Bull
lock of Burlington were at ]. H.
Smiths Sunday.-G. w. Kellogg Is at
home from Hardwick.--The entertain
ment given by the members of Unity
Grange at their hall April 26 should
have read nearly SIG was realized in
stead of $76.
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ST. GEORGE

Stephen Noonan was in Burlington on
business Monday. also Mr.. and Mrs. N.
f. Parcher.-News has been received in
town of the death in California Of Sadie,
daughter of Harley Isham. former
resident of this town. Mr.. Isham is a
brother OF Mrs. George Dorr Of Essex
Junction mad father Of Mrs. Fred Austin
of Williston. She left an eight months
old chld.-Mrs Ruth Paradee Of Fairfax
visited her sister, Mrs. Irwin Isham. re-
cently.-Farmers are busy doing spring
work.-Mrs. George Leonard Of Hines
burg is visiting her daughter Mrs. Frank
Hinsdale.-Mrs. Irwin Isham will go in
the near future to the Mary Fletcher hos
pital to undergo an operation.
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NORTH HERO

The local Red Cross meets at Wayne
Hazens' every Wednesday evening to
make bandages and surgical dressings.
Everybody welcome.-Irving Dodds
was at home Sunday on a furlough.-
c. S. Brown of Plattsburgh is In town
for few days on business. Homer
knight had the misfortune to break
one arm Monday at school.-Miss NJ.
Eva Hyde spent few days in Bur-
lingtOn.
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JERICHO

The granite shop Of Densmore d Os-
rood. which has been closed the past
week on account of the machinery being
repaired. commenced work again Mon
day.-Mr. and Mrs. william Buxton ana
daughter, Ruth. of Burlington. were at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Curtis
Sunday.-Mrs. Harriet Cleveland and son.
Orlo, and Mrs, George Foster and daugh-
ter Sadie, and son. Wright. left Monday
for Lake Placid. N. Y, where they have
positions in a hotel.-Angel Trueba and
G.. Balastras resumed their work In the
granite shop Monday morning. after hav-
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Bouffard went
to winooski Sunday afternoon to at
tend the funeral of the formers brother,
who was drowned in the Winoosk river
Walter Ball is ill.-There Is no improve
ment in the condition Of Mrs. Il. r. Voigt.
who has been i'll for sometime.-Ne has
been received here of the birth of a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Carpenter
of Germantown. North Dakota. Mr.. Car
penter was formerly resident of East
Charlotte. where he spent his boyhood
days.-Mrs. George Hart has gone to
Hinesburg village to remain in the family
of her son. John Hart. during his wifes
stay In the hospital.-Miss Alice Emo. who
has passed the winter in New York, has
returned home and will pass the summer
In Charlotte with her mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Eno.-Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Norris
have moved their household goods from
Lincoln to Charlotte. whore they will &C.
cupy Floyd Foote's for the present. Mr..
Norris being subject to draft felt obliged
to give up the management of a large
farm in Lincoln in which he was inter-
ested.--The Wideawake Mission band will
meet at the vestry next Saturday after
noon.--Mother's day will be observed at
the Baptist Church next Sunday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles F. Smith of VOL
colt with four children visited Mrs.
Smiths parents in Charlotte over the
week. lend.
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FLETCHER.

Louis Clark has completed work at
A. w. Gillian's.-Frank Boozan has COM
pleted work for f. Blaisdell.-Ralph Car
penter and friend of Highgate passed
Sunday In town.-Mr. ana Mrs. William
Ufford of Fairfax passed Sunday in
town.-Oscar Carpenter has been in st.
Adams on business.-William Beardsley
has been passing a few days in Morri-
villa
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MILTON BORO.

Mildred Evarts and Nettie Gonyeau
snent the week end at r. e. Bullock's.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Richard and son,
Harry, Miss Anna Gonyeau. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. Bullock. Vernon and Mae Bull
lock. Miss Mildred Evarts and Miss Nettie
Gonyeau were at Robert Thompson's May
4 TO attend the miscellaneous shower for
Miss Grace Thompson.-Jane French is
not as well.-Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Berry
returned from Long Island Sunday.-Fay
Berry was at home for over Sunday
r.. f. Mills and family were In Swanton
SilndaN
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o. Merrill. Mr.. David returned Sum
day going by automobile as far as Bur-
Ouilmette of Richford
visited his daughter. Mrs. Octave
Blosein. Saturday.
A. w. Woodwork celebrated his 95th
birthday very quietly Tuesday. He re-
ceived several callers and letters of con-
graduation. He also hal an automobile
ride to Fast Berkshire and visited the
house and the very room in which he was
born. The house is what is known as the
DIR. Butler place. and Is occupied by
Silas Hurlburt. He recalls that in 1887
the ice went out of the river at North
Enosburg then known Stevens Ferry"
where the family lived the day before he
was IA years of age and that ne helped to
get out the ferry boat and put it in COM
mission.-The annual village meeting was
held in Opera hall Tuesday evening, when
the following officers were elected: Mod
orator, A. A. Aseltine; clerk, II. ]. Mears;
trustees. DIN Merrill. ]. c. Towle. j. o.
Kimball; treasurer, A. A. Aseltine; col
lector of taxes, A. J. Croft: water and
light commissioner, L. L. Marsh; chief en-
gineer. X. II. Sweeney; auditors, j. q.
Gaines, D. NJ. Rose, c. II. Stetson; opera
house trustees. D. M. Rose. X. ]. Mears.
Three hundred dollars was voted to the
Ladies' Village Improvement society for
care of parks and 500 for open air band
concerts. The trustees we're empowered
to dispose of the lot they own on Depot
street and purchase a lot and suitable
building elsewhere. A tax of Is cents on
the dollar of the grand list was voted
Richford high school played Enosburg
high here Saturday Score to 8 In favor
of the visitors.-Mr. and Mrs. B. l.. Law
cry and Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Beaulac at
tended the poverty ball in East Berkshire
Monday evening.-Robert Rublee. who is
to have a position on the main limo has
been assisting in the station here since
Friday. He was previously at Sheldon
Springs and is awaiting orders to go else
where.-Oscar Bowen Of Newark Valley,
n. Y. who was visiting his con. A. o.
Bowen In Franklin, was In town Tuesday.
"A. s. Hendrick, John .. Russell. Frank
Thomas and r. B. Olmstead of Franklin
| were visitors in town Tuesday.-Mrs. Liz
zie Cutting is visiting her son. Ralph in
Burlington.--J. o. Kimball motored to
| Highgate Springs Tuesday to put his
camp in condition for the summer.-F. w.
| Wallace and A. j. Croft we're in Swan
ton Tuesday.-E. J. Tyler. Jr., and sister,
Miss Hildreth Tyler, have returned from
the University Of Vermont for the sum-
mer vacation.-Mrs. c. s. Perley and Miss
/ NJ. S. Perley Of East Berkshire were in
town Tuesrday.-Mrs. F. A. Cassidy has
returned from a weeks visit at the home
OF her daughter. Mrs. T.. j. Rogers, In
Cabot.-H. H. Best recently passed two
days III town. He has recently received
his appointment as postmaster at East
Richford. where he has a store.
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SHELDON

Joseph Basheau. aged II years, died at
his home Wednesday morning, after a
short illness The burial took place in
Fairfield Saturday.-The play entitled
Miss Molly" which was held in Marsh's
hall Saturday evening. was we'll attended.
The Red Cross realized about $5O.-Mrs
Lydia Leach. who has been i'll. is i'm
proving.--Mrs. Hattie Thomas, who is
Ill with pneumonia, remains about the
same.--Miss Fanniah Merritt of Swanton
passed Sunday with Miss Ola Keith Of
this place.
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WILLISTON.

Mrs. Fay Kenyon and daughter. Lucy,
of Burlington were guests of Mrs. Alison
Bradley last Week.-Mrs. Irene St. Claire
of Richmond called on friends in town
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph lombard
and young son Of Burlington were at
their old home here Sunday.-Ralph Prior
called on his mother, Mrs. S. Prior, Sun
day.-Mr. Casey, who is i'll with leakage
of the heart. Is somewhat better.-The
Rev. II. G. Banks and family. who have
been visiting in New York State, re-
turned to their home here Saturday
Midweek prayer meeting will be held In
the Methodist Church vestry Thursday
night at 7:45 oclock.-Frederick Bryant
Of Richmond called on his cousin, Mrs,
Homer Prior, Sunday.-Earl Barnes
moved his family and household goods
to Essex Junction last week. He has
position in the express Office at the
Junction.
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ST. GEORGE

Bert Forbes Of Burlington was visitor
in town Saturday.-Mrs. Rollin Benson Is
visiting relatives in indianapolis, Ind,
for few weeks.-The Misses Cicly Don
ahue and Abbie Wellinger were weekend
visitors with Mrs. Walter Osborne In
Williston.-M. w. Hinsdale and son,
Clark, we're In Burlington Sunday.-Mrs.
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ENOSBURG

The Women Foreign Missionary meet
ing will be held Saturday afternoon in
the vestry of the Congregational Church.
The children's mite boxes will be opened
and Hoover tea will be served.-Miss
Collins and Mrs. r. H. Maynard and
daughter. Dorothy, were at F.. NJ.
Wrights Saturday.-Miss Minnie Yates is
ILL. II. Elliott. county agent trimmed
and sprayed the apple trees in F.. NJ.
Wright's orchard Tuesday.
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MONTGOMERY

Mothers day will be observed at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday when
a sermon will be preached by the pastor
on the topic. Virtues Reward The
evening topic will be 1.-THE Neglected
Guest. ten-ten party was given at
the parsonage and another at the home
Of Mrs. c. B. Gates this week.-The Rev.
Thornley, T. Smith called In town Tues
day.-Mrs. Peter Bolt has arrived home
from hospital and is quite comfortable.
The Women's Home Missionary society
meeting was held at the home Of Mrs.
w. G. Mansfield and was followed by a
meeting Of the Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union.-Clarence Combs has
moved into the F. s. Pratt tenement.
formerly occupied by Alton Panman.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Shangraw passed the
week end in st. Albans.-Mr. and Mrs
N. 8. Parker attended the class day ex-
ercises of the University Of Vermont and
returned Monday. along with Second It.
Charles Parker. Robert Parker and Miss
Norma Perkins.-Mrs. Emerson Combs
taught school Monday in place of Miss
F. Hamilton.
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BINGHAMVILLE

The Ladies' Aid will sew for the Red
Cross Thursday afternoon and supper will
be served at six o'clock.-J. S. and l.. Il.
Manley Of johnson passed Sunday with
their sister Mrs. Henrette Carpenter
Miss Jessie Bailey of st. Adams is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Hunt-Mrs. John
Casavant was taken to the Fanny Allen
hospital Tuesday for treatment.
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HINESBURG.

Ruth. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. w. D.
Blanchard OF Ticonderoga. N. Y. is slow
ly recovering from a serious illness Of
whooping cough and lung trouble. She is
the granddaughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Lawrence Of this town.
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WEST BERKSHIRE

Mrs. II. S. Hill is in the Maple Park
Santarium, where she was operated on
last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Rogers
are the parents of a daughter.-The Rev.
r r Smith left Tuesday for Guildhall.
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RICHFORD

Miss Nellie Draper went to Burlington
Monday where she will stay for few
weeks at the home of Mrs. r. Henry
Powell.-Thayer Jenne. who went to Scot
land year ago with the New England
unit that has since been engaged in
producing lumber for use by the allied
armies in France, has returned home. Mr..
Jenne has been i'll with rheumatism and
was advised by the doctors to return
home.-Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Comings and
daughters. the Misses Catherine and
Cleone, went to Burlington Saturday to
attend commencement at the University
of Vermont. where their son and brother.
Thayer Comings. will graduate.-Ots ].
Gross Of st. Adams. former Richford
boy, has been appointed a deputy collector
of customs and assigned to duty at Derby
Line-Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Woodward and
son, Lester, accompanied by Miss Eta
Stanhope. went by automobile to Burling-
ton Sunday to attend commencement at
the University of Vermont. where their
son, Lloyd Woodward. was graduated
Owing to the shortage of surgical gauze
in the country, brought about by the
enormous demand for this material, this
branch has not yet been able to obtain
any, although an order has been in for
some time. For this reason it has been
impossible to go on with the classes as
planned. It is hoped that by another
week our order will be filled and we shall
be able to take up the work without
further delay.
At the annual meeting of the Richford
Woman's club held Monday evening the
following officers for the ensuing year
were elected: President. Mrs. G. S. Clark
vice president, Mrs. " d. Taylor; record
ing, Mrs, II. II. Thomas; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. T.. +. Greene; treasurer.
Miss Anna Ladd; directors, Mrs. c. H..
,Coan, Mrs. \. r. Purdy and Mrs. II. r.
Thomas.-Miss Pauline Locklin, who Is
attending Middlebury College, has return
ed to her home for the summer.-Dwight
Russell Brewer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George f.. Brewer of this place and en-
ployed in the office of the United Fruit
company at Port Limon, Costa Rica, has
been ordered for duty at Fort Slocum. n,
Y.-Iiarold Elrick, son of Mrs. w. B.
Freer of this place has been ordered for
duty at Camp Upton, l.. Mrs. w. b.
Freer visited friends In Franklin last
|
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FRANKLIN.

The 50th anniversary Of the marriage or
DR.. and Mrs. r. E. WEIGH was observed
quietly by nearly 100 Of their friends
by a reception in the Methodist Episcopal
Church parlors Thursday evening. DR..
and Mrs. Welch have lived in Franklin
for more than 46 years and have always
been identified with matters pertaining
to the best interest of the community
They were presented with flowers and
$50 in gold by their children and grand
children. Cake and coffee was served.
Those present from out of town were
Mrs. J. E. Wilder OF Sharon. oldest daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. WEIGH, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Greene and two children OF
Montreal, Mrs. Greene being the youngest
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. William Dunton
of Sheldon Junction and Mr.. and Mrs
James McFeeters of Sheldon.
Wednesday and Thursday evenings Of
this week the Franklin Dramatic club
will present a play. The Rag Picker's
Child" at the town hall. 1t is hoped
that the entertainments will be well
patronized as the proceeds are for the
local branch of the Red Cross. Felton's
orchestra Of st. Adams will furnish music
Thursday evening.-A farewell reception
was given the Rev. and Mrs. NJ. A.
Turner at the church parlors Tuesday
evening.-The play presented by the High
gate Dramatic club for the benefit of the
junior class of the high school netted the
school Sl5.-A reception was given Dr. and
Mrs. r. E. WEIGH at the Methodist
Church parlors Thursday evening in honor
Of their 60th wedding anniversary. A
purse of $50 in gold was presented them
by their children and grandchildren.-The
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. A. Turner left town
for his new charge in Barton Saturday
morning.-The new pastor. the Rev. Mr..
Sails. occupied the pulpit in the Metho-
dist Church Sunday.-Miss Helen Whit
ney. who has been Ill for the last two
weeks. is improving slowly.-Mrs. Jud-
son Green and children OF Montreal are
spending few days in town.-Mrs. Her
man Benjamin returned from the st.
Adams hospital Saturday.-The condition
of Mrs. Orrisa Pratt remains unchanged
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Henry Rowley Of Shelburne visited Mrs.
Cordelia Ellis the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Hobart Norton and daughter
of Waterbury. Conn.,. came Sunday morn
ing. They are to run his fsther's farm the
coming year-The Baraca- Phileathea
class will meet with Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
Sargent Saturday evening.-Mr. and Mrs.
Lyman Hill were in Montpelier Sunday.
called there by the illness Of Webb Ben
jamin.-Philip Goodenough of the army
visited his uncle, James Phillip, the past
week.-Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ring Of
Waterbury have been guests Of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Ring. last
few days.-Ruric Liberty of Rochester
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Liberty, the first of the week.-Joseph
Murray Of Ripton was an over-Sunday
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William Leavtt-
Mrs. John Bromley and daughter Of
Hinesburg are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ezra Kimball
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HUNTINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Johnson went to
Boston Tuesday night for a short trip
The Rev. and Mrs. Adams, II. A. ..lger
and E. N. Ober were in Burlington Mon
day.-The next meeting of the Red Cross
will be at the hall Friday afternoon.
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ESSEX CENTER

Mothers day will be observed Sunday.
May 12-The Misses Vera and Ruth Rob-
erts of Essex Junction visited Miss Flor
ence Mallory Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
William Hart visited Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam ]. Hanley Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Hanley Of Burlington passed the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Han
iey.-The remains Of Mrs. Mary Fergu-
eon. wife Of Reuben Ferguson, were
brought to this place from Burlington for
burial Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson
conducted the Ferguson House at this
place some 30years ago. Mr.. Ferguson died
about IS years ago.-John Ferguson OF
Barre called on friends Saturday. Hugh
Bixby returned from the Albany Business
College Monday.-Mrs. Dorothy Smith
Bullock, formerly operator at the central
telephone office. passed Sunday in town.
Miss Thomas of Burlington is giving
dancing lessons at Memorial hall.
At the annual meeting of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Ladies' Aid society. held
Thursday afternoon, May Q. the election
Of officers for the conference year re-
suited as follows: President, Mrs. Anna
Cleveland; first vice president, Mrs. j. s.
Allen; second vice president. Mrs. L..
Story; secretary, Mrs Eileen Wescott;
treasurer, Mrs. Kate Wool; executive
committee, Mrs. Clara Chaplin, Mrs. A.
F. Farnsworth. Mrs. w. NJ Written;
flower committee, Mrs. Stella Wool; pro-
gram committee, Mrs. n. L. Story. Mrs.
N. NJ. Whitten local and entertainment
committee. Mrs. Clara Chaplin. Mrs. L..
Story, Miss Bessie Allen, Mrs. Jennie
Nichols, Mrs. Eda Wool.