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SALISBURY

Mrs. Celinda Percival, the oldest person
in town, died Friday, and was buried
from the home of F. B. Severy Sunday.
Mrs. Percival was member OF the Con-
gregational Church for over 10 years.
The season tickets for the entertainme nt
course for the benefit of the local Red
Cross are on sale and as only a limited
number are for sale 1t is well to pur-
chase at once.--The Rev. ID. W. Reid
preached In Pittsford Sunday.--The an
nual meeting of the local Red Cross
branch was held in the vestry of the
Congregational Church Wednesday, the
22d.-Marjory and David Beach. who have
been spending some weeks with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Bump,
have returned to their home in Brandon
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Thomas of Will
braham, Mass, spent "A few days visiting
friends and relatives I'm town, returning
to their home Tuesday Miss Alma
Farmer who liz taking a course in the
Rutland Business College, was week
end visitor at her home.-Mrs. George
Gipson and Miss Mertie Gipson of Middle-
bury were weekend visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Whitney.-Alver-
ton Il. Whitney, a lifelong resident in
town, died Sunday noon. The funeral
was held at his late residence Tuesday
at 23O y. m.-Mr. and Mrs. Silas Dumas
and son Of Stave Island are at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. John Ellis for a few
weeks.-ln the absence of the pastor,
Prof. Frank Cady OF Middlebury College
supplied the local pulpit Sunday--Mrs.
A. A. Smead has been spending a few
days with relatives In Middlebury.-The
boys are to give a Halloween mas
querade dance at the town hail Friday
evening, October 81, and a bird supper
will be enjoyed
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ESSEX JUNCTION

reception was rendered Saturday eve
ming at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Anterior on North street to Mr.. and Mrs.
c, +. Jones, who were recently married
at Burlington. The couple left Monday
for their new home at South Bend. Ind
Miss Annis Baldwin, teacher in physical
training, has gone to Battle Creek, Mich.
where she is engaged in giving corrective
training to patients in DR.. Kellogg's
sanitarium.
A quiet wedding took place Saturday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Anthony on jackson street when
their niece, Miss Leila Ogle. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ], A. Ogle of Winooski, was
united In marriage to William Moroney
of Boston. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. c. s. Quimby. pastor of the
Methodist Church The couple will make
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ORWELL

Mr.. and Mrs. j, &c. Skinner have re-
turned to Rutland-Supt. f. l.. Clark
and Cushman Young spent some time u
Middlebury last week.-The reunion OF
the Thomas family last week gathered
% at J. Fl. Thomas.-The county exhibit
Is receiving great praise on all Sides
Robert Hack Is with his uncle. w. C.
Hack-The cement sidewalk will soon
be finished Miss Blanch Belanger was
in Middlebury last week, the guest Of
Miss LaF. eur.-Mrs. Marion Vail and
son. John. are spending the week in
Rutland.-Miss Hinestos of Burlington
has been at o. b. Roots. When she re-
turned home Miss Tressie Purcell went
with her to enter as a student Nurse
The Baraca Sunday school class went
last Tuesday evening In the ladies rooms
to hear the Rev. G. G. st. Clair talk on
his life overseas. Quite a few from Sud-
bury were present. Supper was served
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Hack and Mrs NJ. Il.
Wilcox motored to Middlebury last We'd
nesday.-The old folks dance Wednesday
evening brought out a full house,
Eighty-four tickets were sodium. and
Mrs. II. A, Hall OF Port Henry were at
X. =. Halls last Week.-Mrs.. Lillian
Bascom has returned to her work In the
bank after spending two weeks with Mrs.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO

Roy Hurburt and family of Monkton
were guests Sunday of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. David Follansbee .-Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Young took Mrs. Minnie Tromblee
to her home In Moriah. y. Y, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Varney and Mr..
and Mrs. Cullen Shattuck, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Elliott and Mrs. Earl Orvis attend
ed the revival services Sunday in Lincoln
Albert Guindon and family of Lincoln
and Miss Guindon of Poplar Ridge, N. Y,
were callers Sunday at David Folans-
hep's
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Robert G. Fielder and Miss Ruby RI
sett were married October 16 at Rid
mond by the Rev. c. V. French.-M
John Hill of Richmond visited at d
home of Ralph Miles and other relatiJ
last week.-Mrs.. Watson Moody is at b
Fanny Allen hospital. where she und|
went serious operation last week
George Baker has bought a Place nd
in the village Of George Bartlett al
will move this week.-D. F.. Hanks H
moved into part of the Brewster al
Pierce house.-There will be a roll d
at the church Thursday. October 80 nj
ner will be served at the NJ. W "A. nd
Mrs. Clara Norton Of Burlington W
an over-Sunday guest Of her faith
G. w. Brewster
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WALTHAM

About 40 friends OF Lloyd Evarts gave
him a pleasant surprise. last Saturday
evening, 1t being the goth anniversary Of
his birth.-Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Ward
visited Mr. and Mrs. F. b. Blanchard in
Monkton Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. C. N.
Smead and family Of Mortified are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Hunt.-O. II. Sher-
man Of Burlington visited at George
Evarts' last Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. G. A.
Bruya and daughter Irene of Charles
town, Mass. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
George Evarts.-Mr and Mrs. p. w. Otis
and Miss Helen and Charles attended
the anniversary surprise at her brothers.
o. N. Sherbno. in Bridport Friday eve
ning.-Madam Sneden has gone to Dover,
Mimi. to visit her nephew, Ivan Moulton.
Mrs. George Evarts and son Lloyd and
their guests were in Burlington Monday.
Mrs. Arson Hallock Is i'll.
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ST. GEORGE

Mrs. A. b. Williams has been confir
to the house a few days by ilness-T
many friends of Clark Hinsda viii
pleased to know that he was able
leave the Fanny Allen hospital Sund;
and is now with his sister, Mrs. Will;
Preston in Burlington A.
Purcell. Mrs. Ira Chase, Mrs. +.
Hinsda!e and Mrs. Earl Aver were
Burlington Thursday and bought seye
new books for the library Irvi
1sham and two grandchildren are pass
week in Fairfield at the home of !
sister.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur johnson a
daughter Of Williston visited at the no
of K. II. North Sunday.-Mr. and "
w. NJ. Marvin of T. izabethtown, y.
have been visiting his cousin, Mrs. r.
Forbes, the past few days.--A son "
born to Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Wesco
October l0.-Mss Marguerite Kehoe
Richmond visited NJ the home of !
brother, Edward kehoe. Friday.-Mrs.
r.. Hinsdale attended the Eastern S
meeting in burlington Thursday a
Friday.-Miss Abbe Wellinger ".
Saturday to Wilis;ou to pass eeve
weeks with her sister. Mrs. Wal
Osborne.
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NORTH FERRIsBURG

Mr.. Bruso is moving into the Bellows
houses. e. Noonan Is shipping apples
at the North Ferrisburg depot.-Mr. and
Mrs. F. E. Lewis. with Miss Frances
Wheeler, notored to Randolph Tuesday.
w. W. Langdon was In Castleton Sun
day.-Mrs Fred McEntee Is visiting Mr..
and Mrs, Sh.rey.--John Wells has return
cd to Wooster, Mass.-F Higbee and
family spent the weekend with Wilbur
Higbee at Proctor.--The Dakins have re.
turned from Springfield. Mass.--Mrs.
Henry Dean IL much improved in health.
Mrs. Charles Wheeler has returned from
Toronto. Her brother and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Morton, OF Chicago. are visiting
her.-The Kingsland family went to Bur-
lington Tuesday and took Gladys Law
renee to the Mary Fletcher hospital
DR.. and Mrs. Lane were In Burlington
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EAST CHARLOTTE

The funeral of Mrs. W. I. Bradley, whose
death occurred October 16, took place
Sunday afternoon at two o'clock and was
largely attended by relatives and friends.
the Rev. G. r. Brush of Shelburne Off
ciating assisted by the Rev. Lyman Hall
of East Charlotte. The bearers were
Harry Warner of Middlebury. Richard
Warner Of Addison, Pliny Norton of Adj
Olson and Roderic Emo and the burial
was in the family lot at Morningside ceme-
terry. Those present from out of town
were MIR. and Mrs William Curtis and
Miss Susan Norton OF Cornwall Miss
Frances Warner anrd Harry Warner OF
Middlebury. Mr.. and Mrs. Pliny Norton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Warner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Gage. Mr.. and Mrs. Carson
Fisher and Mrs. Mary Smith OF Addison.
and Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Sherman and
Miss Nellie Reynolds of Burlington.
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HINESBURG

Hope Circle of Kings Daughters will
hold their regular meeting in the vestry
Friday afternoon October "a with Mrs.
Cora Harvey as hostess It ia. requested
that a | members be present to complete
arrangements and details for the annual
Kings Daughters sale that is planned for
later on.-The juniors of Hinesburg high
school give a dance in the town hall
Friday evening, October q. Refresh
ments will be served.-There are several
cases of mumps in town. The families
i'll at this writing are F. J. Lewis. =. Fl
McDonough. Rufus Patrick, @. n.
Baldwin and C. w. Bostwick.
The dance which was to be held at
Hinesburg Friday. October "a, is postponed
indefinitely on account of an epidemic OF
the mumps.
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w. II. Warner & company drug store
during the absence of Charles Barrows,
who with his wife is visiting his father
Charles Barrows of Barre.--Mr and Mrs.
Oliver Danyow have moved from Ferris
burg to the house on Map.e street he re-
Gently purchased of David Roberts,
Mr. and Mrs. r. -. ~Goodridge and son,
owen. passed the weekend in Burlington
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bushey we're given
n surprise party Monday evening. about
1oO OF their friends being present. pleas
ant evening was passed In social talk and
dancing. music was furnished by George
Preston, violinst and Clifford German on
the guitar. Refreshments were served
Mrs. Matthew Daniels, local express agent,
has gone on 10 days visit to Miss Mary
r. Alden OF New York city. During her
absence w. A. Carney of Bellows Falls
will have charge of the offlce.-Miss Ruth
Clark Is passing few days at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Clark of East Ferrisburg. -Nelson Duba,
who graduated in June from Montpelier
Seminary has entered the University OF
Vermont.--Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barrows
have returned from two weeks vacation
visit to his father, Charles Barrows OF
Barre Mr.. Barrows has resumed his du-
teS IN inc S'ore OF w. H. warner N w.
and Mrs. Barrows is substituting In the
telephone Office during the absence OF Mrs.
Walter Young.-Jerusalem Chapter, No.
q r. A. NJ, held "A regular meeting Tues
day evening and worked the M. M. degree
on two candldates.-Miss Heller. Lee was
n weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Mech
Of Monkton district Deputy Grand Mas
ter ]. c. Thomas of Orwell, made an off,
cial visit to Dorchester Lodge. No. 1, A.
f. and A. NJ, last evening.-O. II. Sher-
man Of Burlington was in town yesterday
to attend a meeting of the directors Of the
National Bank of Vergennes, Rev.
Thomas Neal. Jr.. Of Port Jarvis N. Y,
Will speak in the Vergennes Baptist Churhc
Sunday morning and evening.
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WILLlSTON

The Rev. c. C. Quimby of Essex juno
ton will speak at the Community
Church tonight at 1880 p. m. 1t is ex
pected that there will be special music
Everyone 10 invited to attend this
special meeting. which is the first of
series of meetings. in which outside
speakers will be present. Further an
nouncements will be given for the serv-
ices next week and on November third.
DR.. Edgar Huntington Brown of Troy.
n. Y, will arrive to assist for two
weeks in a general campaign OF re-
ligious activities.-The village side
walk, which is now in the process of
construction, has passed the brook on
the west of the Forville land. 1t is a
four-foot concrete walk and is adding
greatly to the appearance of the street.
The adjourned annual meeting of
the Williston branch Chittenden coun-
ty, A. X. c., was held Monday after
noon at the home of Miss Sylvia War
rem The following officers were elect
ed: Honorary president, the Rev. H. b.
Banks: president. Mrs. c. j. Wright:
vice president, Mrs. C. A. Mentzer;
secretary and treasurer Sylvia A. War
rem; executive committee, Mrs. c. f.
johnson. Mrs. Josie Fl, Foy, Mrs. c. j.
Wright and Miss Sylvia A. Warren were
chosen delegates to the annual meet
ing of the Williston County Chapter.
The dance at Hinesburg, Oct. "a. post
poned on account of mumps,-Adv.
Mr. and Mrs Freeman German are
parents of daughter.-Mrs. Wright
Clark. who has been at the Mary Flet
cher hospital the last three weeks re-
turned to her home with her young
daughter the first of this week.-Mrs.. II.
Newton, who has been the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Sarah Leet, for few days.
has returned to her home in Hillsboro,
n. H.-Henry Barnes, Elmer West. Miss
Lora Barnes, Miss Gladys Howard of
Essex junction and Mr.. and Mrs. West
from Syracuse. n. Y, were guests of
Mrs. James Bryant Monday night.-Mr
and Mrs Frank Lashaway were called
to Burlington Tuesday by the sudden III
ness of Mrs. Lashaway's mother.-George
o. Bryant of Providence. r. l.. is the
guest of his mother. Mrs. James Bryant.
this week.-There was a dance at Oak Hill
hall Friday night. The proceeds We're
for the benefit of Oak hill and Sucker
Hollow schools. Elmer Osborn and w. II.
Metcaf spent Saturday afternoon at
Shelburne pond.-Mrs Hiram Gregory and
Mrs Gertie Winters of Burlington spent
Saturday with their mother. Mrs. Henry
Leat.-W. ii. Barber. who has been Ill, Is
able TO be out once more.
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CORNWALL

The social committee of the Congrega-
tional Church will serve a harvest supper
from $3.50 to 300 p. m. at the church par
lors on Friday evenng.-Mrs. w. II. Bing-
ham left Tuesday for New Jersey where
she will spend some time with her sons,
the Rev. l.. S. Sunderland and L. S. s.
Sunderland and their families. Herbert
Arnold and little daughter. Beatrice. and
Mrs. Amos Atwood left on Tuesday for
Nebraska. where they will. visit sister of
Mr. Arnolds-I. L.. Hamblin attended the
meeting Of the Vermont Sunday School
association held in Bellows Falls last
week
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CHARLOTTE

Frances Caroline Norton, wife of Will
liam Irving Bradley, died at her home
In East Charlotte Thursday of pernicious
anaemia. following an illness which
covered long period of years. Mrs.
Bradley was born in Addison July IS,
1S4s. the daughter of John and Susan
(Collins) Norton. She is survived by her
husband, two daughters. Lillian Blanche
and Mrs. Roderick Emo of Charlotte
three grandchildren; four brothers,
John c. Norton of Tacoma, Wash,
Pliny b. Norton of Addison. william
Norton of Escanaba, Mich, and Guy G..
Norton of Utica, N. Y; and two sis
tiers. Mrs. William II. Curtiss and Miss
Susan Norton Of Cornwall. The funeral
services were held on Sunday after
noon at two o'clock
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JERICHO.

Mrs. Cora Tromby spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in Jacksonville
Mrs. Flora White and daughter Rena.
Edythe NJ. Perry and Belle r. Parsons
spent Saturday in Waterbury making
the trip by automobile.-Miss Helen
Schilhammer has gone to Jeffersonville.
where she has accepted a position as
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

Arthur Orten is able to be out after be-
ing confined to the house a week with
an abscess In his cara. Brothers, of
Bellows Falls, and Mrs. p L.. Orten
have been spending few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Orten.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Richards. Mr.. and Mrs. A. d.
Wilder and daughter and Mr. and Mrs.
A. @. Gates, of Franklin. were recent vis-
itors at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs l.. w.
BUTLER
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ESSEX CENTER

Il. w. Bradley returned Monday from
a trip to Ogdensburg, n. f.-Cabana's
four-piece orchestra will furnish music
Friday evening for another dance at the
town hall.-The fifth and sixth year
classes of the high school will give a
masquerade Halloween ball at the town
hall Friday evening, October 30. csld-
wells orchestra Of four pieces will dis
pense music.-The mdweek prayer and
praise service will be held at the white
church Thursday evening
The Food Study club will meet at the
high school building Friday evening at
eight o'clock.-L, j. Bixby, who was In
jured while operating a tractor, Monday,
is reported to be comfortable at the
Fanny Alien hosp!tal-The Rev. G. C.
Westcott has been confined to his house
by illness the past few days. He is re-
ported as being more comfortable.-Th
public is cordially Invited to attend
social dance to be given at the town hal
Friday night Cabana's orchestra of four
pieces will furnish music.
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HIGHGATE CENTER

Mrs. Mary e. Stmets has sold her farm,
consisting Of 100 acres Of land, to william
j. Tremblay. consideration. $500. Imme-
date possession is given.--The Catholic
Order OF Foresters will give a dance in
Foresters' hall Friday evening. Felton's
orchestra OF st. Adams will furnish mu-
sic and light refreshments will be served.
Mrs. j. b. Sanderson left Tuesday for
her home in West Newton, Mass-Miss
Pearl Dyke Of st. Adams was recent
visitor in town
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their home in Winoosli. A reception was
rendered the bridal couple at Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony's home from eight to 10
Saturday evening.
Major and Mrs. r. ]. Berry left Friday
for their new home in Portland, Ore.
where Mr. Berry will engage in business
after he receives his discharge about
November
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MONKTOII RIDGE

The Willing Workers met with
Mrs. j. f.. Ransome at the parsonage
Wednesday afternoon. Supper was
serred.-Mrs. T.. G.. Cox and Mrs. F.. C.
Shiverette visited Mrs. Seth McCalvin and
II. c. Cox and family in Lake Placid, n.
Y. the first of the week.--The Rev. and
Mrs. David Barton of South Gens Falls,
N. Y. called on friends in town Sunday.
They were recently married in Toronto
Mrs. A. p. Russell and son. Ray. re-
turned Sunday from a brief visit to re-
latives In St. Albans.--The Rev. G. f.
Ransome was called to Poughkeepsie, n.
Y. this week to attend a meeting of the
board of the New York yearly meeting.
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BRIDPORT

About 30 OF the friends and neighbors
OF o. M. Sherbino gave them a surprise
party on Saturday evening. Refresh-
ments were served-D. G.. Rice has re-
turned to his work In Montpelier after
spending week in town with friends. -
Maud Allard has resigned her position at
Cornwall telephone central to take effect
November frst-O. +. Converse il con-
fined to his bed with a hard cold.-The
Woodman's ball and supper was largely
attended on Friday evening Many came
from Middlebury and Cornwall-Herald
Payne, who was operated on at the
Mary Fletcher hospital last Wednesday.
is doing nicely and is expected to be at
home in a week or so.-Pauline Fletcher
Is at home from the hospital. where she
has been for treatment.
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RIPTON

Preaching at the Methodist Church
Sunday by the pastor at 200 y. M, sub
ject Of the sermon will be THE Glory
Of Faithfulness.'' Sunday school at the
close OF this service. The prayer meet
Ing was held Wednesday evening at
the homo of ]. S. Chandler. Mr. Chand-
Ter starts Thursday for the Soldiers
Home in Bennington. for the winter
Max Smith OF Cas;leton was a guest at
the home of Daniel Smith over Sunday
Miss Edith Farr who was an over-Sun-
day guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
O. f. Farr, has returned to her school
In Drury. Mass.-Mr. and Mrs Malcolm
Douglas and two daughters, Esther and
Laura. OF Shoreham were at +. Il. Camp
bells last week. Miss Reita Campbell re-
turned home with them.-Mr and Mrs.
c. p. Boynton were in Rutland over
Sunday,-Verner Walker of Hubbardton
was a weekend guest of the Rev. and
Mrs. w. H. Merrier. Mrs. Walker and
little daughter. Doris. who have been
visiting her parents here for 10 days, re-
turned home with him Sunday.-Mrs.
Carl Morse OF Cornwall was guest Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Kirby
several days last week. Ralph Kirby and
bride OF New York are also guests of
Mr. and Mrs Klrby.-Mrs. Jack Otis. who
is I'm poor health, is at the home of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs, f. w. Grandy in
Panton.-The Rev. G. NJ. Moody of Mid
dlebury gave talk at the Methodist
Church here Sunday on the tercentenary
drive. He also spoke at East Middlebury
Sunday evening.-W. $. Huntley of Mid
delbury Is repairing his saw mill here
and will soon begin running it.-Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Huntley of Middlebury ex-
pect to move to town soon and will oc-
cupy the Huntley house.-Mrs. Clarence
Langworthy Of Bristol is guest of her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Charles Noble
Richard Hendrick celebrated his 90th
birthday October 15-Mr. and Mrs.
Gardner Goodro have gone to New Bed
ford, Mass, where Mr.. Goodro has POSI-
ton.
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JERICHO CENTER

II. w. Beardsley of Keeseville. n. Y.
guest of his daugh. er. Mrs. CharI
Giffn. Mrs. II. II. Higgins went Frid0
to visit friends in Hardwick and MorrI
ville.-Marlin Bullock has moved to: Il
chester Center. Were he has empl{
ment in a saw mi l.-MT, and Mrs. Her
Ballard of Newburyport. Massa: /
visiting his mother, Mrs. Betsey Batla
They were accompanied by three lad
who are boarding with Mrs. a. |
Hoskins.-Mrs. G.. G. BiCl:nell is visit !
friends in Burlington.-Mr. and MI
Bert Beers and children of MontpelI
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Als
Wissel recently.-Word has i.be
received that Lyman Nash. son of N
and Mrs. T. j. Nash, has arrived frtl
overseas. but is at present in hosp,I
The Social Service club met with MI
Gertrude Jordan Thursday afternoon ID
the following officers We're elected for Il
year: President. Mrs. Gertrude JordiI
vice-president. Mrs. Mary Ransom; II
rotary. Mrs Eliza thompson treasur
Mss Helen BoleeT: program commit
Mrs. Harriette Higgins, Mrs Abbie Peal
On Monday afternoon, October -, add
80 friends and neghbors of Mr., and MI
Arthur Morse met at their home TO ce
brate with them their golden wcddiiI
Friends from away were: Or, and NJ
Harry Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Irvt
Huntley. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Warner
Essex Junction, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Vi
ney of Westford and Miss Coleman
Essex Junction \ purse of money. u
sides other gifts, was presented 10 y
and Mrs. Morse.--Mrs. Clara Nay
Springfield Mass, Is at her home, call
by the serious illness of her moth
Mrs. B. c. Brown.-Word has been |
ceived Of the birth of son 10 Mr. al
Mrs. Harry Ovitt of Richford Il
Ovitt was clerk in Jordan Il NcalcI
store.-A daughter was born to Mr.. al
Mrs. Harold Hunt October 1s.-MI
Bette Kimball of the University Of "
mont was the guest of Mrs !. l.. Thont
son over the Weekend Mr. and MI
w. F. Beach of Burlington We're in toy
zard received telegram Monday 4
nouncing the death of their baby
Boston.
There VIII be given next Monday ~
ming October -, a musical entertaining
in the ladies' hall for the benefit of 4
Aid society by V. Darwood and MI
Gates, guests at the Barber farm, tn
will be assisted by Mrs. b. c. Hawli
Admission will be charged,-L. B. III
ger and daughter Irene visited frelj
In Underhill Wednesday,