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OF THE
CITY SCHOOLS
Parents Requested Net to Send Chill.
dren To School When Sick

Miss Baldridge, the fourth grade
teacher. has been sick for the past
two weeks at her home. She became
suddenly i'll at the state fair at Huron
and went to her home at Broadland
where she has been gradually ecover
ing since that time. We are in hopes
that we will have Miss Baldridge back
with US soon. Miss Teller of this
community has been substituting in
her place. We are fortunate in hav-
ing some one as good as Miss Teller
TO substitute for us.
The teachers have had two picnics
so far this season by themselves. The
old teachers gave a picnic to the new
teachers two weeks ago A grand
feed was furnished and ell had a good
time. 1t was held at a tree claim
south of town. On Tuesday night OF
this week the new teachers gave a
return picnic. They went to st. Law
renee where they enjoyed a very
pleasant evening. The teaching corps
are planning on several good times
like these during the year.
The classes of the high school have
held their class meetings and elected
their class teachers. The. teachers for
the respective classes are as follows:
Seniors--Miss Mckay
Juniors-Miss Caldwell.
Sophomore-Mr. Hausten.
Freshman-Miss Hurr.
These teachers will have charge of
the class functions of their classes
during the year. We are looking for,
ward to several good times.
Several pupils being absent have
brought excuse from home asking to
have the pupils excused but not stat
ing the reason for being absent. The
raeson for the absence must be on
excuse or the pupil will not be excus-
ed which means that his work will
suffer Just because parents know of
pupils absence is not any reason why
he should be excused. The reason
why must be approved by principal
before child is excused. Please be
sure that reason why is on excuse
when sent.
We wish to ask the parents not to
send children to school who have very
severe colds or who have contagious
diseases. When a child has small pox
and the parent and child knows it the
best should be done to ccnfine child
away from others. | hope that par-
ents will use good judgme IT in that
matter. We cannot permit anyone in
school who is suspicious at al with
out permit from doctor 70 admit them.
The Woman's Club Of the ccmmun-
it, gave a reception in honor Of the
teachers last Friday evening a. the
Commercial Club rooms. x large
crowd was present and after listening
TO an excellent program and all had
met the teachers the floors were clear
ed and the rest of the evening spent
In dancing. Everybody seemed to en-.
by themselves immensely. The teach
ers wish to express their appreciation
of this grand welcome the club gave
in their honor. Ii is hoped by all
that we may have many more good
times such as this where everybody
will come and have a good time, the
parents, the children, and all.
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New Counterfeit $40
Bill In Circulation

Washington, Sept. 22.-Notice of a
new counterfeit $40 note on the fed
eral reserve bank or New York was
given today by the treasury, the bore
er of the note and the background of
Cleveland's portrait are solid black
instead of having fine cross lines and
the treasury numbers are black in
stead of blue
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Singer Killed
In Railroad Accident

Miss Julia Heinrich. of Philadelphia
a metropolitan opera company sing.
err, was instantly killed at Hammand,
La. last week. when she was struck
by a baggage truck which was knock
ed from the Illinois tracks by q loco
motive. Miss Heinrich several years
ago, gave a concert in Miller, under
the auspices of Collins and Shaw, in
the Edison tone-test and will no doubt
be remembered by those who heard
her.
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Pleasant Valley Congregational Ch'ch
Sunday, August 28th. Rally Day

Service 11:0n a. m. and 9 D. m
Morning subject "Fearfully and
Wonderfully Made" CA talk to child
REM
Evening subject "The Man Born
Blind"
Sunday School at IL o'clock.
Y. p S. c. Z. at s p. IN.
Hiland Center schoolhouse. Sun
day school at 2 p. m. Preaching SER
vice at 8 p. m. Special music will be
rendered at all these services.
Arthur Green, Pastor
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A highly interesting and exciting
crap game was rudely interrupted.
one night last week, when Sheriff
Mohr intruded on a party that was
busiiy "rclling the bones" After pay
Ing the fines and costs which were
imposed. upon them, they were let go.
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noon and sent to Huron on the e


noon and SEN to Huron on the even
ing freight.
The South Dakota State Fair
The Hand County boys end girls ex-
hibited ten head Of cattle and ten head
of hogs at the State Fair In the vari-
Gus club classes and carried away
more ribbons and prizes than any
county in the state.
Three girls and nine boys were
awarded free transportation and Ac-
comodation to the State Fair but only
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1t is reported that the Hand County
Land Company sold their S00-acre
farm, s miles north Of town. known
as the Duehr farm. The price was
over 500 per acre.
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WEST ENOSBURG.

MIR. and Mrs. Charles Austin with Mr..
and Mrs. Elec Cassidy Of North Enos-
burg motored to Potion Springs, T. O.,
sunday.-Mr. and Mrs F. r. Ovitt ana
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Kelley Craige OVitt
notored to Hyde Park and Morrisville'
Sunday.-Mrs. Bowles Of California visit
ed at D. E. Houghton's. Sunday,
The funeral of Mrs. Jane Rounds. aged
nearly rs years. whose death occurred in
Lynn, Mass. was held Aug. l3 at the
home Of her granddaughter, Mrs. Harry
Kidder. The Rev. II. Il. Campbell Off
oiated The bearers we're four sons:
Charles, Oakley Leon and Bert. The
burial was In the cemetery in the place
beside her husband Charles L., who
died 16 years ago and a daughter. Lena,
VINO died 20 years ago. She is survived
by seven children: George l.. OF
Chicago, H., Mrs Nelia Mckay, Mt.
Vernon, Iowa: Charles s. of Lynn,
Mase; Oakley w, of Enoshurg Falls;
Mrs. Adde Smith and Leon and Bert Of
Lynn Mass All the children attended
the funeral except George. She is also
survived by Il grandchildren and one
great grandchild. Mrs Rounds formerly
lived here but for the past few years
has lived with her daughter. Mrs. Smith
IN Lynn, Mass.
Mrs. A. L, Craig and two sons and
grandchiid. who have been visiting at
the home of e. A. Craig, have returned
to their home in Canada.--Miss Irene
Garrett was taken to the Maple Park
eanitorium at Enosburs Falls, where
she underwent an operation for appendi-
citis.-About 6n people attended the social
held at the home of C. A. Craig wednes-
day evening for the benefit of the
Epworth League.-Mrs 3. Bliss of
Swanton passed the weekend at the
home Of William Austin.
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FAIRFAX

Miss Gertrude Phelps of Boston, Mass.
mas been visiting her mother, Mrs. s. II.
Phelps-P j. Hewey and three daugh-
tiers of Springfield Mass, have been
visiting relatives in town.-Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Crafts have returned from an
automobile trip to Portsmouth, ~ H
Mrs Mayo Despart and daughter, Mar
guerte, sent Friday In Burlington
Miss Whey Farr of Burlington has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. H. King
Mrs. Belle Forsyth of Tonawanda n. Y.
is visiting friends in town.-Mrs Edwin
Nj. Wright of Camp Rich visited her
mother Mrs. Fannie Alfred. recently
MI and Mrs q. NJ. Huntley have been
entertaining friends from Kansas-Miss
Elinor Nye of Higheate Center was the
weekend guest Of Miss Jessie Southland.
(. d. Orton and family were In North
Craftsbury. August T-Mr, and Mrs.
Leach OF Bakersfield called on their
cousin, Mrs A, f. Southland recently
Several from this place attended camp
meeting at Sheldon. Sunday--The Rev.
u. Sanderson of the Baptist Church is
away Tor two weeks vacation. While
ne is away, there will be union services
al the Methodist Episcopal Church. Mr..
ana Mrs. Ralph Buck have been passing
a rev days at the lake.-Mrs. Charles
McQuenie and daughter have gone TO
Nova Scotia for few weeks.-Mr and
Mrs r. q. Mari Of Boston Mass, are
on an automobile trip In this vicinity
VISITING relatives. They spent Saturday
ana sunday with Mrs. Marrs parents
Mr.. and Mrs l.. c. Hicks, going Monday
to Richford
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ENOSBURG

The Sunday-school class of G. r. Lea oh
OF the Congregational Church. composed
OF large number of young ladies' and
gentlemen, went Tuesday by automobile
10 Lake Carmi for a picnic Mrs Jethro
Gross and Mr. Leach accompa MED them
Mr.. Chase of st. Adams. is visiting his
sister. Mrs. Lyman Gilbert-Mrs James
Harnish, of Rhode Island is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. 5. T. Stevens MIR and
Mrs. Levi Nichols. of Lake Geneva. Wis
are visiting cousins here. Mr. Nichols
is son of Samuel Nichols and grand
son or Dea Nichols, whom some may re-
member.-The dinner that was served at
the home of Mr. and Mrs Daniel Wood
ward Wednesday was attended by about
6o old and young.-ThA Rev c. G. Merrill
was with the churches of Enosburs Cen
ter and Berkshire Center Sunday.-Mrs
Rhoda Hsrnish of Rhode Island. is Wis
iting her sister Mrs. $. P Stevens.
number from this vicinity went to the
farmers meeting at Beuna Vista farm.
Windsor, last Wednesday. and part Of
them went on to the meeting of dairy
men at Spencer. Mass These meetings
were held in the interest Of Jersey cat
tie Cails were made at Queechee Falls
farm, where stock had been bought by
farmers here.
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EAST FAIRFIELD

The building on the John Leach farm
recently purchased by Guy Bush of
Sheldon were completely destroyed by
fire Sunday night. The fire which started
in the large hay barn han gained great
Roadway before discovered by Mr.
Brusseau. who is employed by Mr.. Bush
and before assistance could reach the
scene the fire had gotten beyond control
The cause of the fire is unknown. MIR.
and Mrs. William Shattuck and daugh-
ters. Wilma and Gladys, who have been
in camp at ST. Albans Bay. have re-
turned home-Howard Farrell of Bakers
field, recently arrived from overseas.
was the guest of Albert c. Morey, Sun
day.-Miss Florence Rooney of Boston
has arrived at the home of her father, A.
B. Rooney, for a months vacation
Florence. and Karl Pomeroy of St
Adams were in town Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. George Wright motored to New
port, Saturday, returning Sunday, ac-
companied by Mrs. Wright's mother
Mrs. Stetson.-Leon Manahan was a
recent visitor in town.-Several people
from this place attended the theater in
Enosburg Falls Saturday evening-Plans
are underway for the annual harvest ball
10 be held here in the near future
Howard Rooney of St Adams was in
town, Sunday.-Miss Florence McGue,
who is attending school in Boston, Mass,
is passing the summer at her home here
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Colsen of Brook
line Mass. are in camp at Metcalf Pond
They have as their guests the Misses
whitney of Boston.-Earl Filmer of
Boston and Allen Geroux of New York.
VINO are visiting in Enosburg Falls, were
In town, Sunday.
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EAST FRANKLIN

Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Ellsworth. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. c. Ellsworth and daughter, f.
II. Chamberln. Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Aus
tin. Mrs. f.. b. Omstead, Mrs. Il. H.
Gilbert. Mrs. g. n. Pomeroy and Mr.
and Mrs. b. w Olmstead and daughter
were recent visitors in St Albans.-Mr
and Mrs Charles Garrett Ir., and daugh-
ter. Hazel of Newport, and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Anderson and daughter
Florence, of Richford, were recent guests
at the home of G. l.. Garrett. Arthur
Toof of sheldon Springs. was recent
visitor at the home of Il. j. Powers.-Mr.
and Mrs H. r. Olmstead Miss Ruth
Olmstead and Mr. and Mrs F. w. Ohm
stead and son visited at NJ gomery Cen
ter Sunday.--Iohn Durack, Sr., who has
been in i'll health for over year. died
SUNDAY afternoon. Mr. Durack Is sur
vived by his wife. three daughters and
three sons Mrs. Deforrest Lawyer. of
Fairfield. Mrs. Joe Peao. of this place
Mrs. Mary Machia, of Rchford Frank
of Springfield Mass. John Jr., and Henry.
OF this place. The funeral was held at the
church on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Law
yer and Mrs Machia have been al home
for several days and the son. Frank came
Monday.-Mrs. +. =. Chamberlin has re-
turned from St Adams Mr.. Chamberlin
was in st. Adams over Sunday
q. r. Hubbard, Mr.. and Mrs Malcolm
Roberts and Miss Charlotte Hubbard of
Brooklyn. y. Y, were recent guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. VI. Scott. They left on
Monday by auto for Belgrade Lakes. Me.
where they expect to pass the rest of the
summei,E. n. Broe and Miss Marcia
Broe motored to Holland, Sunday.-Mr
and Mrs Fred Hibbard of Montreal and
Miss Baker of Durham, Que. were
guests at G.. NJ. SCOTS. Sunday. -The
Misses Aida and Ada Guthrie have been
visiting in Barton.-Mr. and Mrs. G H
Pomeroy, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Thomas
Mrs, Rea Campbell. Mrs. Bertha Moore
and Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Scott attended
the Eastern star meeting at Felighsburg
Que, MondaY.-A news item received by
friends here. tells of the death of Mrs
Alfonso Hamilton, who was formerly
Maude Yates, daughter of Hannibal and
Lois Yates, all former residents of this
town but now Of Los Angeles Cal Mrs.
Hamilton leaves her husband. three
children, her parents and a brother
Harry, Of Boston.-ATr. and Mrs. F.. p.
Olmstead and Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Scott
were in Enosburg Falls, Saturday.
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MONTGOMERY

Mrs. Henry Comings of Richford is
visiting at p B. Sisans--Mr. and Mrs
Matt. s. Parker, Miss Lucy Parker and
Charles and Robert Parker have re-
turned from an automobile trip to
Boston by the way of the White
Mountains, Berkshires and Lake George
Miss Dorothy Parker came with them.
and will pass a few weeks at home,--Dr
Kerr and William Manner Of Manchester
y. H., Peter Manner of Boston and
Lewis Manner of Glens Falls. y. V are
visiting al James Manzers.-Miss Eliza
beth Upham is in Gaysvlle at the home
Of her niece. Mrs. Fanny Goodale.-Miss
Alice Clapp has returned to Burlington
Mrs. Kate Wheeler Smith of Brooklyn
\. Y. Ia visiting her cousin. Miss Clara
Wheeler.-Mrs. William F'rise Of Chicago
is at the home of her mother Mrs Elsie
Jones. Mrs. Jones. who is in the St
Adams hospital is convalescinE from her
recent operation.-The Rev. and Mrs
Roy Greene are attending the camp
meeting at Sheldon-Miss Emma
Richardson is home from the St Adams
hospital, where she is taking a nurses
trainine.-Mrs. Bowen of Berkshire Cen
ter is visiting her daughter. Mrs r. r.
Sevan.-Lieut. Wiley of Boston. who re-
Gently returned from overseas is staying
with his wife and daughters for a few
days AT Black Falls-Mr. and Mrs.
Stambaugh with their daughter and
children, who have been visiting at Eli
Shansraws, have returned to their home
in Akron Ohio.-Mrs. D. !. Keelan and
three children are in Enoshurg at the
home Of her sister. Mrs. George Jacobs
for A few DAYS
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

have been visiting NJ. and Mrs. Walter
I. Brean, have returned to their nome
IN Detroit, Mich.
b @. Skinner. who has been spending
two weeks AT Rideau Lakes, Ont, has
returned home.
Miss Blanche Barrett has returned from
Portland. Me. where she has been visit
ing relatives for two weeks.
Sisters Ann Antoinette and Mary
Leona of Montreal are visiting MIR. and
Mrs. c. j. Limoges.
Miss NJ. Alice sheridan has returned
home from business trip to New York.
Miss Mabel Maslnn has returned home
from visit with relatives in Bakers
field.
Mr. and Mrs. John Il. Rhodes and
daughter. Ellen. who have been visiting
relatives in this city, have returned to
Springfield. Mass
A debate on the proposed covenant for
a League of Nations now pending before
the United States Senate will he held in
the City Hall on Saturday evening, August
70, at eight O'Clock. The Hon. Elmer
Johnson will argue for the league and
Senator Martin S. Villas of Burlington
will oppose. A large amount of interest
Ia manifested in this debate.
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BAKERSFIELD

W. NJ. Narramore is under doctors
care.-Mr. and Mrs. Whitney s. Smith.
who with Mr.. and Mrs. Stickney have
neen visiting relatives in town. returned
tuesday 70 their home in Boston.-Dr
Landon Abernethy and family returned
from Lake Carmi Sunday.-Mrs. w. O.
start and daughter. Myrtle. returned with
nem.-Mss Clara Cover has returned
from a visit of several weeks with reIa-
tives in Massachusetts,. Prof. Wesley f.
Wells is visiting his mother Mrs Lucien
wells. He is to occupy the chair Of phil
osophy at Colby University, Waterville
Me.-Dr w. B. Hyde and family are at
home from an automobile and camping
trip to various points from Maouam bay
10 colchester point.-Friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Holmes and Mr. and Mrs
henneth Wright to the number of 30 or
more gathered at n. H. Heads Monday
evening to wish them happiness and
prosperity An entertainment of music
and recitations was given. one feature
OF which was an original poem written
for the occasion by Miss Ann Spofford
refreshments were served-Mrs Fay
brigham's mother and sister. of Enos-
burg Falls, visited them Sunday Mrs
A. E, Reed and grandson Kenneth
Brady, visited Miss Glenna Reed at Enos-
burg Fails last week.-Mr. and Mrs. F.
w. Davis are spending the week at Riv-
erside camp ground.-Stanton A. Harris
OF Middiebury. who attended the Ayrshire
meeting at st. Adams, spent Saturday
ana sunday with Richard Smith. The
kew b b. Harris, of Waterville, called
Monday at the Rev w w. Smith Thu
Ladles Union of the Congregational
Church met Wednesday with Mrs Oak
ley Powers. The Methodist Ladies Aid
met with Mrs William Hill
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GEORGIA

Mr. and Mrs. +. o. Pattee and family
and Park Newton were recent visitors in
Johnson.-Mr and Mrs. w f Ballard
and daughter, Ruth Miss Louise Ballard
and guest, Miss Nettie Dumas of St.
Paul. MINI, and Robert Bliss visited at
E. A Woods in Jeffersonvlle last week.
Lewis Parmalee of Fitchburg. Mass.
was recent visitor in town-Paul
Adams of Hubhardton has returned to his
home after visiting H. Hale Nye.-Mr.
and Mrs. Lincoln Cook of Cambridge are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Bush
nell.-Mtss Irene Rankin has returned to
her home in South Boston, Mass-Mr.
and Mrs Cyrus Cove of Crescent City,
Florida. are spending some time at their
camp al Thompson's Point in Charlotte.
Weekend guests al their camp were
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Abel and son. Sahin.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.. Brooks and son.
Floyd, Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Abel and
daughter. Althea, Of Randolph Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Abel and family of
st. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Sabin Rankin
and daughter, Irene, Of South Boston,
Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs william Ran
Ain.-Miss Sadie Wilbur is visiting rela-
tives In Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs A.
shea spent the weekend in Calais-The
regular meeting of Banner Grange has
been postponed until August 29.-The
Entertainment given at the town hall.
August IA by the Hewitt Marsh COM
pany was decided SUCCESSFUL. and
MRS Leo Lasher have gone 10 Spring
neid, Mass. where they will reside
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HIGHGATE CENTER

very pretty home wedding was
solemnized Saturday afternoon, August
49, at three o'clock when Gladys
Beatrice eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs
j. b. Dimon of the village was united in
marriage to Harry c. Houghaboom of 81.
Adams, son of Mrs. Maud L. Hougha-
boom. The house was tastefully
decorated with ferns and sweet peas, the
ferns forming a bank before which the
bridal party stood The Rev. r. w
Day Of Swanton ofticated The wedding
party entered the room to the strains Of
Engelmann's Wedding March, played by
Miss Ella NJ. Randall aunt of the bride
During the ceremony 20 Promise Me-"
was pleasingly played. The bride was
becomingly attired in gown of white
embroidered georgette over flesh satin
and wore white carnations The brides
maid, Miss Helen Dimon, sister Of the
bride was gowned in Belgian blue mes
saline and wore white carnations. r. d.
Gates of franklin acted as best man
AFTER the ceremony. reception was held
for about 20 guests. Many useful and
beautiful gifts including silver linen.
china and money were received Mid
showers of rice and confetti. Mr.. and
Mrs Houghaboom left for Camp Out
after which they will go to Flint, Mich,
where they will reside.
Mrs Bennet Williams and two children,
who have been visiting In the home Of
ID. w. Steele for the past six weeks have
returned to their home In Lexington,
Mass.-Mr and Mrs Emery H. Miller
or Hartford, Conn, arrived in town Mon
day making the trip by automobile Miss
Marion Stockwell Is visiting friends and
relatives in Massachusetts.-Nr.a and Mrs
T.. ID. Herrick are passing two weeks in
Mt Clemens, Mich.-M. f. Titemore of
Franklin was in town, Saturday Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Southland and daughter.
Jessie. of Fairfax visited friends in town.
Sunday.-Miss Eleanor Nye has returned
from Burlington and Fairfax where che
has been visiting friends.-John Steele.
who has been visiting relatives in town,
has returned TO his home In Marlboro.
Mass.-Mrs. Martha vosburgh returned
home Saturday from a two months visit
with friends in Massachusetts and Rhode
isand.-Mrs ID. W Steele left Friday for
months visit with relatives in Mass
achusetts.-Mrs Phoebe Miller of
Ciarenceville. p O.. called on friends in
town recently.-A C. s. Beeman of St.
Aibans was in town SATURDAY.
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Grand Isle County
GRAND ISLE

Services for August "a; Preaching at
''30 p, m; Bible school at $3.50 p. M;
Epworth League at 500 p, m. Institute
echo meeting. Leader, Marcia Tudhope
The annual sale OF the Ladies' Aid
society was well attended and $3.50 was
-aken in.-Mr. and Mrs, Rodney Packard
and small son are visiting friends in
town.-Mss Elsie Gordon has returned
from two weeks stay In Boston and
Ncinity.-There was no service at the
Union Church Sunday on account of the
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EAST BERKSHIRE

Mr.. and Mrs. Caswell of Gardner
Mass, have been visiting Mrs. Caswell's
brother r. Fl. Combs.-Everett JENNIE
and Walter Jenne motored to Gardner
last saturday night returning the first
OF the week. Their sister. Mrs. Robert
Bruce. and little nephew, Gilbert JENNIE
returned home with them.-A ten
pound son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Leslie Clark, August 13-Miss Mol
lie Beals OF st. Adams passed the
week end at Bluebrd camp-Miss
Marion Peterson. who has been visiting
friends in town the past week returned
to her home in North Craftsbury. Sat-
urday. Miss Susie Moffett accompanied
her home for a short visit.-Mrs f. E.
Young and daughter, Dorothy are visit
ing in Jericho and Bethel--Mrs Shep-
ard of New Rochelle. ~ Y. has been
passing few days al Bluebird camp.
George Garno and friend, Mr.. White
of Somerville, Mass. are visiting at
the home of Seymour Dunham.-AIiss
Katherine Sill who has been passing
several weeks at Bluebird camp. went
Friday to Albany for two weeks before
returning home.-Miss Hilda Dreyfus
and brother, Jack, who have been several
weeks at Bluebird camp, returned to
their home in New York Friday.-Miss
Rene Kimball, who is training at the
st. Adams hospital visited at Blue
bird camp two days last week.-The
Ladies' Aid society held their monthly
meeting in the church vestry Tuesday
afternoon. supper was served.-Mrs
Hutchins, who has been passing several
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Herbert
Smith, returned to her home in Enos-
bury Falls, Monday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Smith motored to Burlington.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Smith. Home
Smith. Herbert Smith, Carl Smith and
Guy TIFFANY were in East Harddwick,
Wednesday.