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PANTON.

The social at the Baptist Church last
Thursday evening was largely attended.
The program consisted of piano
selections by Mrs. Harold Newton, after
which Captain c. II. Cole of Nergennes
gave an interesting talk on his Is months,
service in the war. This was followed
by a supper served by the ladies.-An-
nouncement has been received here of
the birth of a daughter, Mary Lyon. to
DR.. and Mrs. T.. C. Perkins of Farming
ton, y. II. The child Is n grand-daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Brydia and was
turned from Rome, y. Y, where she has
been for several months with her
daughter, Mrs. Lester Arthur, and is
now house-keeper for the Rev. S. ".
Myers.-Thc Misses Della and Lottie
Rogers were with their parents over
Sunday from their schools at Alburgh
and Huntington.-Fred Harris of Bird
port. who has been with his sister, Mrs.
Arthur N~anderhoof. for a few days, has
gone to Nergennes to visit another sis
ter, Mrs. Lee Nanderhoof.-Dr. and Mrs.
Maurice and Albert Roberts and Frank
Leach of Waterville were over Sunday
guests of Mrs. Matrices sister and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rogers
Mrs. Ira Brydia has returned from
Pennington, n. H., where she has been
spending several weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. T.. C.. Perkins.
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ESSEX CENTER

Graduation exercises will take pl@
the high school auditorium Friday |
moor at 2:3o o'clock. The program
follows: Overture, Mrs. G. c. Wd
our Class" Victoria Mildred Md
Some Advantages Of the Study of
cu,ture in the Rural High Sci
Robert Riley Swan; victrola seld
THE Need of Domestic Science Il
Home" Edith Mac st. Amour;
Mrs. Westcott; address, the Rev.
Westcott; victrola selection; presen|
Of diplomas, Principal E. w. B1
music, Mrs. Westcott.-Thc fifth
class will give a reception for the
yates Friday evening at the town
Music will be furnished by Cabana
chestra of Burlington.-Dr. and
Henry Ladd and Miss Edith Ladd
Burlington were guests Of Mrs.
Ladd at the Ladd homestead Wedn
afternoon.-The Ladies' Aid will sc
supper at the church parlors Thu
afternoon at five O'Clock. The put
very cordially invited.
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Loaf Inn.-A fine program was given by
the pupils in the Hollow school pre-
Memorial day, for which much credit is
due the teacher, Miss Mae Kirby
The Rev. w. II. Merrier's theme for next
Sunday will be THE Seemingly I'm
possible" Preceding the sermon will be
a 10 minutes talk to the children by the
pastor of the church at 200 y. M; Sun
day school at $3.50 p m.-The Rev. w. II.
Merrier and family motored to Rutland
Tuesday, where Mr.. Merrier will attend
the district stewards meeting which is
being held there. They will then take
Mrs. Fish, who has been their guest for
several weeks, to her home in West
Topsham and bring back their daughter.
They will return Thursday.-A Sunday
school was organized in the Methodist
Church Sunday with the following Of
fcers: superintendent, Mrs. Hattie Bee
man; assistant superintendent, the Rev.
w. II. Merrier; secretary-treasurer, Miss
Agnes Billings; organist, Miss Marjorie
Billings.-A pretty wedding was solemn
lied Monday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goodroe when their
son. Gardner Goodroe, and Miss Mildred
Smith. only daughter of Mr.. and MN.
William Smith of New Bedford. Mass.
were united In marriage by the Rev. w.
Fl. Merrier. The bride was attired in a
travelling suit Of dark blue, with hat to
match, and was attended by Miss Alice
Goodroe, sister of the groom. while
Herbert Dudley was best man. Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodroe left for a trip through the
northern part Of the State amid a shower
or rice. confetti and old shoes and the
best wishes Of their many friends here
Mrs. Henry Powers. a former resident
mere, who has been In the Mary Fletcher
hospital for several weeks, has so far re-
covered as to be able to return to her
home in Granville.
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hazard of Charlotte. Mrs. Leon Prin-
uie and Mrs. Frank Patterson of Wills
boro. N. Y.
i"ere was n good attendance at the
memorial Day exercises held here at
" methodist Church. The church was
p.e,''iy trimmed with the stars and
stripes and flowers. The exercises
began at IL o'clock. The children gave
several patriotic songs and Rotations.
"A ouet was sung by the Rev. and Mrs.
., II. Gouthey. Following the excr-
cises the Rev. J. d. Gouthey gave an
eHceiient address. In the afternoon the
,auies served dinner and Ice cream.
me boN social in the evening proved
a success, the proceeds being about 800
~ H. Palmer was in Burlington Mon
oay.-Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Donahue
and daughter. Miss Cicily. were in
burlington Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Hire of Bristol called on friends and
relatives here Sunday.-Mrs. +. II.
Dean spent the early part of the week
IN Observation-Disclosures repairs are
being made at w. c. Donahue's resi-
dence.-Mrs. Henry Brunell. who went
10 the Fanny Allen hospital last week,
expects to be able to undergo her
operation this week.-Mr. n Mrs.
Wyram Philips spent the weekend
with friends in Huntington.-Mrs. l..
70. Mech is In very poor health
Mrs. Mercy Kellough is visiting here
among relatives and friends.-W. n.
Gee and family and Misses Helen and
Lena Gee were Sunday visitors in
Bristol.-Miss Cicily Donahue closed
her school in st. George Thursday and
is spending the vacation with her par
ents.-The Rev. and Mrs. J. d. Gouthey
are visiting Mrs. Gouthey's sister in
Mayfeld, N. Y. They were accom-
panied by relatives in Hinesburg. The
party made the trip by automobile
and expect to return Friday.-The
first quarterly conference will be held
at the Methodist Episcopal Church
Saturday morning. The official board
Is requested to be present also n
others who are interested in the work.
There will be no rayer service this
week owing to the absence of the
pastor.-Choir rehearsal will be held
at the home of Mrs. Lafountain Sat
urday evening.-Miss Florence Parent
went to the Mary Fletcher hospital
Monday where she will undergo an
eye operation.
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HORSES AND LIVESTOCK

REGISTERED HoLSTEINS at auction Tues
day, June 10, 1910. at the Perkins Farm,
Hardwick, Vt. on the River road, aoout
half way between Hardwick and East iiaru-
wick, 3s head. including 20 Cows 10 men,
ers and & Bulls. They are a choice lot anu
know their business. Part OF these cows
have been milking all winter anu WI
freshen this fall and part OF them are .les -
some of them are giving from Az TO 90
mounds of milk per day at the present
time. They are good individuals with
good breeding. Three of the 1ounuatioh
COWS were sired by Roordo pekol OF tlhe
Grove, No. 1890: three descended from
Fluella Mechthilde, butter I days 80 lps:
when IL years old, one sranddaughter OF
Rag Apple Korndyke sth just fresh. These
cows are nearly all with calf by a sood
son of Rag Apple Korndykc sth. namely
Korndyke Rag Apple Duke, No. loIlO4,
that heads the herd. This bull is a picture
of his sire, The greatest bull in the
world" and Is proving to be n strong
sire. His calves all have a straight top
line, wide loin. wide spread of chest, long
hip, and large deep barrel, the real dalry
type. There is a resemblance OF Vlsor
and strong constitution among MS uaugn-
ters. The dam of this sire is a grand
daughter of Pontiac korndyke and she
made over 81 lbs. Of butter in ! days, CIV
ing so lbs. of milk per day on silage that
had been frozen and without alfalfa or
sugar beets. she was also thin in flesh
when she freshened. She has just been
purchased by MIR. Fairbanks. of Massa-
chuSettS, who iS certain tnal sne VIII Hlhhe
a 3O-lb. record. Remember the herd sire,
Korndyke Rag Apple Duke, has a sister
that is the worlds champion 3-year-old,
42.41 lbs. butter in 7 days, and another
sister with a 7-day record Of A lbs. she
being the youngest 30-lb. COW In the world.
He also has I sisters with records above
30 lbs. in I days. His sire sold at pubic
auction last month to Robert Pointer, De
troit. Mich, for 1925, 900. Another broth
err, King Ormsby Jane Rag Apple, sold
for s53, 200 to D. w. Field. Brockton, Mass.
another was sold to ]. T. Shanahan. East
Aurora, n. Y, for S35. 900, and one A. w.
Green, Middlefeld, Ohio, paid 100000 for
one and 500. 900 for another. Fifty-seven
of his brothers have sold for Sob. 700. an
average of S4,1O0. A calf from this sire
Is sure to be a money maker and you can
buy them at this sale at your own price
Four head consigned by l.. II. Anderson.
w. Glover, VT. One is a bull that is out
of an 18Th. 2-year-old and n grandson of
King Korndyke Sadie Vale. His IA near
est dams average butter Z days. 2S1i lbs
Every animal has been tuberculine test
ed by the federal government and viii
positively be sold to the highest bidder
as represented. Send for descriptive cat
alogue. Remember the time anu
place, Tuesday. June 10, 1910. at loo p
m. at the Perkins Farm, Hardwick, Vt.
Dinner served to those coming from q
distance. Buyers met ut the train II they
will notify us. D. A. Perry, Auctr., Barre
VT, G.. ]. Perkins & Son. Owners. Hard
wick, VT. l3o'2t'w'lt
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son. Claude.-Mrs. Young and daughter,
Joyce, who have been visiting Mrs.
Young's brother. claude Fisher. will re-
turn with them.-Mrs. George Myers of
Bridgeport. Conn.,, was called here last
week by the Illness Of her mother, Mrs.
Paul Bu~nch.-Henry Carr returned Satur-
day from the Mary Fletcher hospital,
where he recently underwent az opera
ton for the removal of a tumor.-Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Wills and Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Wills visited Mrs. Clara Goodrich
and other friends her Memorial day
The salary of the Vergennes postmaster
will be increased 800 per year beginning
July 1.
Seth Warner Chapter. Daughters Of
the American Revolution, met Wed
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Henry Ftsher.-Mrs. Charles Bruce h
teacher In the public school at Claren-
don spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Jackman.-Mrs. E. A. Col
Inns of Burlington was a weekend guest
Of Mrs. e. A. Lee.-Miss Fannie Il.
Breckenridge has returned from a visit
to Mrs. Mathew French of Charlotte
Carl d. Taylor Of Albany, N. Y, passed
the weekend with his uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Slack.-George A.
Warner OF New York city is making a
two weeks visit to his mother, Mrs.
r. r. Wilcox, at the Stevens House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Searheart and three
children of Kansas, arrived Sunday at
the Stevens House where they will pass
the summer.-There are quite a number
OF cases Of measles in town. Harold
Foote. who has been serving eight months
In France In the U. s. Signal corps
transportation department has received
his discharge and is at the home Of
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Foote.-
Mrs. Phoebe Langevin has taken the
/ position of housekeeper in the family of
ax Tishman.-Mrs. C. s. Crysler of
nsas City, Mo-, has arrived at her
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needed repairing and painting to deface
all traces of the fire which occurred last
winter.
The board of village trustees held
It's monthly meeting in the Steamer
Hose rooms Monday evening. All mem
bers were present. No business of
Importance outside of the regular rou-
tine business for the month was tram
sacted. Three more special police we're
added to the list of special policemen.
The names added were those of Will
liam Brouillard. Edward Benedict and
the Rev II. II. Washburne. The monthly
budget OF bills was ordered paid. as
follows; Is. L. & p. Co., $320.2 VIM.
~ Brown. $50; j. II. f.. Chevrier, S2.27;
f. Matte. $15.35; Michael Deadly. 5000:
Joseph Narcotic, s2.Oo; C. A. Barber
$3.50; Bert st. Amour, s41s: John Nc
Grath. $3.50; Arthur Laferriere, $3.50;
Plant Wood Yard, $3.50; George e.
Allen Est, s27.33; Louis Mongeon, rs
cents; the G. s. Blodgett Co. s2.31:
Richard Pharmacy, $3.50; Standard OIL
Co, S24.93.
The marriage Of Miss Beatrice Delorge.
daughter of Arthur Delorge Of 81 Mailetts
Bay avenue. and William c.. Jourdon OF
Montgomery. Mass, was solemnized Nom
day morning at st. Francis Xavier Church
at $3.50 o'clock by the Rev. j. Turcotte. The
wore a gray travelling suit with hat to
match, and was attended by her father.
The groom was attended by John O'Day.
a brother-in-law of the bride. After the
ceremony at the church, a wedding break
fast was served at the home of the bride.
which was attended by a large number Of
the immediate relatives and friends Of
the couple. The couple received many
beautiful gifts of silver, cut glass and
linen. They left on the noon train for
Montgomery, Mass. and after a short
wedding trip they will reside in Spring.
field, Mass.
Yesterday the mills were practically
shut down owing to the strike of the
spinners. A large number of those who
are out of work are taking advantage
of the hot weather and are spending
their enforced vacation at the Bay.
There seems to be no settlement of IN.
strike at the present time owing to the
absence Of Agent Whitney.
Mrs. Joseph Brouillard died Tuesday
afternoon at her home on Malletts Bay
Avenue after a few days illness. Before
her marriage she was Miss Rose Com
panion. The funeral ',flll be held to-
morrow morning at st. Francis Xavier's
Church at eight o'clock.
The funeral of Dominic Arruzza. the
italian who was stabbed to death Sun
day evening was held yesterday morn
ing at st. Stephens Church with :urial
in st. Stephens cemetery.
The remains of George F. Barber, who
was killed yesterday morning by a train
in North hero, were brought here yes
terday and taken to the undertaking par
lors of A. B. Lavigne and will be ship
ped to-day to Carthage, N. Y, for bur-
ial.
Jack Wood has resigned his position
with the American Wooden company and
has accepted a position with the Peoples
Department store in Burlington.
Fred Thomas has resigned his position
as travelling salesman for the Cudahy
Packing company of Chicago and has
accepted n position with Spaulding &
Kimball company of burlington.
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EAST SHELBURNE

The Lend A Hand circle of Kings
Daughters met with Mrs. r. Slocum last
week Tuesday and elected the same
officers for the ensuing year.-The SUIT
ton school held pre-memorial exercises
Thursday afternoon. The following pro-
gram was rendered in IN excellent man
ner: "a Dream" school; flag, salute,
school; U. S. A., Walter sutton; "A
Patriotic Girl" Gabrielle LaPierre:
"Children of France" grades three and
four; "Casabianca," James sutton"
Garry On" grade four; Song of tho
Camps Irene Atwood; 'Te peum,"
four girls; "A Star for Me-" Irene La
Pierre; Going Home" Marguerite SUIT
ton; song, our own Dear Flag grades
one, two and three; "Three Little Sis
ters," Mildred Lane; pantomine, Jus
Before the Battle Mother" school.-A
number of the neighbors CAV Elmer
Slocum a surprise party Friday, the oc-
CASTOR being his b~irthday.-The Progress
siye Agricultural club is to meet at the
residence of G. a. Kinney Friday even
ing.-Mrs Dana of Bristol. is the guest
OF her son, Frank Atwood.-Mrs. Foster
Strong fell and broke her arm last week.
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ADDISON

Stella Cross rs with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanton Cross. She has been teach
ing In Straight College at New Orleans
for the past year and returned home Sat-
urday evening.-May Tracy. who has also
been teaching in the same school, is ex-
pected to be home this week. She came
by boat. There was a little party at II.
w. Clark's Thursday evening. Refresh
ments were served and a pleasant evening
spent. Mrs. A. T. Clark Is gaining slowly
although yet confined to the bed.-Mrs.
Davidson is very low. Her sister Is with
her.-Dr. JENNIE of Burlington was in town
recently in consultation with DR.. Rogers
on Mrs. Davidson's case.-The d. A. II.
are to be entertained on Tune II by the
Misses Palmer at the home of Mr.. Thomas.
Evelyn Gage of Castleton normal school
was at home over the week-end.-Ruth
Clark returned home Sunday. She has
had the measles at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. John Carr.-Thomas Sprague of Bos.
ton has been in town, calling Of old
friends.
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Caledonia County
HARDWlCK.

Rhoderick Mcleod of Bristol, Conn,
was the guest of his father, G.. II. Mcleod
recently.-A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Larabe Friday.-Mr. and Mrs.
r. l.. Marsh of st. Johnsbury were in
town over Sunday.-Mrs. Harriet Mcleod
who has been stopping in the west during
the summer has returned home.-The
usual Memorial day exercises were carried
out here Thursday. Pre-Memorial exer-
cises were held in the several schools
throughout the town. Among the Civil
war veterans was Benjamin Morse of
Woodbury., aged 81 years.-Harry Mason
of Hyde Park was in town Thursday
The standard Oil company has been OIL
ing the streets of the village.
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WEST

Mrs. Byron Jones is visiting her
Mrs. Lucia Streeter, in Burlington
Eunice Gle was a recent guest o
aunt. Mrs. J. Tatro. of Underhill G.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Streeter and
dren, who have been i'll, are BETTER.
Julia Gregory Is spending a few
with relatives and friends In Willis
There were membrial exercises b,
school children and an address b,
Rev. a. II. Ganoung at the school
Thursday evening. May 29.-Edward
linson has received his discharge
Camp Devens and is at home.-Th,
ward class of the Baptist Sunday 4.
met Saturday afternoon with their
er, Mrs. j.. II. Smith,. L. Yori
f. NJ. Lacailladc were in North
bridge Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs, v
Minckler and two children and Mrs.
Minckler Of Grand Isle were CUES
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Davis Sunday
H. S. Read visited schools Monda
B. York and daughter, Miss Ma
York, were in Burlington Tuesday
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ESSEX JUNCTION

The grammar school graduation
ercises were held in the high SCI
Thursday afternoon, as follows: OF
ing, salutation of the flag; Cady
ley recited "In Flanders Fields" u
abeth Burke reoited "Our Boys"
man Bouchard rendered a violin
followed by the whole class givingI
quotation. They All Fought for u
written by Miss Minnie f. Hays;
class history was read by Robert WI
comb; the class prophecy by Ric}
Martin: the class poem by MadJ
Bassett; the class will by James 81
Marie Bergeron responded for
class. The presentation of the ~
mas by Prin. \. u. BlalIo follot
The graduates + as follows: III
beth Anderson. Marie Bergeron. MI
line Bassett, Barbara Bailey, Gerti
Goyette, Juliette Lavoie. Julia M
Ger, Ruth Mudgett, Helen Prill
Elizabeth Slater. Evelyn Nalyou, \
line Wray, Mildred Wray, Ged
Allen, Cady Bailey. Norman Bouch|
James Grow, Joseph killoran, Ged
comb and David Waller. The exerd
were brought TO a close of the q
singing "The Star ~Spangled Bani
and america
The annual meeting OF TIE Won
club was held Friday evening. May
with over thirty members and guest
attendance. In observance of the
the club sang a group of patriotic so
using the Community Song Book
ports of tie years work and hnaI
condition were given, and Mrs. A.
Rugg was elected delegate TO the Fe
alton meeting in Barre. Tho electiol
officers follows: President, Mrs. r..
Baldwin; vice-prcsident, Mrs. A.
| Rugg; recording secretary, Mrs. c.
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EAST CHARLOTTE

Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Hazard were called
to Newport Friday by the dangerous I'LL
ness of Mrs. Hazards sister, Miss Mary
Baldwin. who died there Saturday eve
ming after a short illness Of an attack
of acute Bright's disease, aged is. Flu
neral services were held at Newport
city Sunday afternoon at one o'clock. The
body was brought to her early home in
Monkton Monday accompanied by an
uncle and her pastor, the Rev. Mr.. Kelley
of Newport, who conducted funeral serv-
ices Tuesday morning at ten o'clock az
the home of her brother. Guy ]. Baldwin.
at the Baldwin homestead in Monkton.
The weekly cottage prayer meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. Edith Estey
Friday evening.-Children's day exercises
will be held at the Baptist Church June
Is. All having a part are requested to
meet at the church Saturday afternoon
of this week at two o'clock to rehearSe
songs and recitations.-Several membtrs
OF the Baptist Church attended the
annual Baptist association in Lincoln
Tuesday.-Miss Wooster and sister. Mrs.
Emo have returned from a two weeks stay
at their cottage at T~hompson's Point
Miss Furness returned Wednesday from
Marshheld, where she visited her brother,
the Rev. Mr.. Furness, who is located
there.-The band of Boy Scouts headed
by the s~coutmaster. the Rev. Vinton NJ.
Mitchell. went on a tramp to different
parts of the lake shore in Charlotte Me-
mortal day. They visited G~randview
cemetery and placed flowers on the SOL
diers graves.-The funeral of William B.
Barton, who died Friday morning at the
home Of his nephew. w. w. Langdon,
was held at the Langdon home Monday
at one O'Clock in the afternoon. He was
Sc years old, 4 veteran of the Civil War
and was never married.
exercises were held at the village schools
Thursday afternoon. The school children
then marched to the Catholic and Morn
ingside cemeteries and placed flowers on
The soldiers graves.
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RICHMOND

The trustees Of the CniversI
Church have kindly opened their VI
for the Use Of the men and the
boys Of Richmond. who are invitd|
hear addresses on Industrial n
cracy" by Ralph II. Rowse, secreta}
the Christian association of Ver|
University. Time, Sunday, 12:15 to|
p. m, June s.
Mrs. Martin and daughter. Maud.
have been visiting at the home of
and Mrs. L. c. Conant fer sevcral w{
have returned to their home in
River, Mass.-C. IT. O'Nieu has retq
to his position at Borden's Condo
Milk company after a few days std
New Yo~rk.-James O'Byrne and WI
O'Byrne and son of Boston have
spending n few days with his ia
Patrick O'Byrne.-Mrs. Robert M
and young son Of St. J~ohnsbury
spending some time with her par
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Shepardson.-Mr
A. Rhoads and Mrs. Anna ca
entertained the Louise NJ. Smiley Giro
Kings Daughters at the formers h
Wednesday afternoon-Mr. and Mrs.
Rocheleau OF Lewiston. Ne. We're
guests Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Freeman, this week.-Mrs.. William \
of Thomsonville, Conn, is the guea
.ir. and Mrs. Albert Shand.-Princ!ps
J. Clowse has returned from a few I
stay at his home in Hardwick.-
young daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. 10
Lawrence was taken to tho
Fletcher hospital for treatment this v
Mr.. and RMS. II, S, Read visited Fri
In Burlington. Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs
D. Dimick and family were In wa
over Sunday.-Mrs, Sanford Squlres
son OF Fort Covington. y. Y, are sr
Cnnirps
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STARKSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. c.. G. Bostwick Of Boston,
Mass. are with his parents, Mr.. n
Mrs. D. Bostwick, for a weeks stay
Miss Ruth Norton of Huntington was a
guest at A.. E. Clifford's June 1.-Those
now ill with and recovering from rheu-
matism are George Clifford. r.. J. Norton,
Frank Harmon, Lloyd Tatro and Mrs. N.
]. Maxfield.-Eighteen from this church
attended the meeting of Baptist associa-
ton in Lincoln the 3rd.-Drs. Dawson and
Statham will speak at the Methodist
Church Sunday. June Sth at 2:3O p. M
Mrs. G.. Thompson and children Of East
Barnard are visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hill. Mr.. Thompson came
for the week-end.-Mr. and Mrs. E. K.
Eddy spent Sunday with relatives in JEFF
fersonville. C. Ladoo visited at George
Ladoo's in Bristol over Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Dayton Smith have returned 20
their home at Ridgefeld Park. N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris motored to
Bradford to pass the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wright.-Miss Rhe-
ma Hill of Burlington visited her mother
Mrs. Celia Hill over Decoration day.