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Ire weekend visitors at the home OF
| ir daughter Mrs. W. e. whiting, in
|eldon Springs
There will be no preaching services in
church Sunday morning, June 10.
|hday school at the usual hour In
evening the Rev William eastman
Jericho will deliver the baccalaureate
mon to the graduating class.
good many attended the
hduating exercises held at Jericho
|esday evening. there being ten In the
ISIS TO enter the high school another
little son of MIR. and Mrs.
NJ. Powell. was severely hurt Mon
h while playing with a calf. being
|own against post. "A council of doc
Is was called and the child was taken
the Fanny Allen hospital on Tues
\. accompanied by his mother. He is
ported as resting comfortably.-Mr
II Mrs. F. A. Fuller entertained at
|ner Wednesday in honor of Mr.. and
Is. Lee Mcclellan Of New Jersey, Will
i Mcclellan of Cambridge, Mr. and
Is. II. ]. Fuller. Floyd Fuller and lit
son Of Waterbury, Mr.. and Mrs.
a rles Howes of Moretown and Mrs.
lisn Hunt.-AIiss May Eldridge is at
NJ. Powell's while Mrs. Powell is at
! hospital with her son.-The town
rary has on file a set of leaflets giving
les of fresh up-to- date books on lines
work. on which men are needed, such
automobile work. building. electrical
rk. farming, machine shop work and
ny Others.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

George Garno of Somerville. Mass, visit
ed in the home of Seymour Durham re-
cently.-Mr. Baker and family have moved
here from Wolcott and he has employ
ment in the store Of d. w. Paul.-Mrs. Nc
MILAN and son. John, of Indiana, arrived
at Bluebird Camp last week.-Mr. and
Mrs. o. Tilton of Nashua. n. H., are pass
ing the summer at Bluebird Camp.-The
Corner class will hold its monthly meet
ing in the church vestry Friday evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roberts and fam
lily Of Montgomery were at the home of F.
n. Oviatt Sunday.-The monthly meeting
Of the Ladies' Aid society was held in
the church vestry Tuesday afternoon.
Supper was served.-Mrs Homer Smith
and Mrs. .. W. Paul were in Burlington
few days last Week.-Mrs. Gwendolyn
Paul. who has been attending Bishop Hop.
kins Hall. Burlington. is home for the
summer vacation.-Mrs ]. r. Renfrew
went Saturday to Burlington, where she
met Lieut.. J. r. Renfrew, who has been
stationed in Ell Paso, Texas. and is home
on a furlough. They are visiting his par
erts in Orleans.
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CHARLOTTE

DR.. and Mrs. Stoddard. of Claremont,
y. H., are at the home of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hodgkns. for several weeks
stay They were accompanied here by
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Kline. who have re-
turned TO their home In Claremont.-
News has been received of the birth of
son. Frederick Stoddard. to Mr.. and
Mrs. c. a. Sherwin, Jr.. Of Fitchburg,
Mass. Mrs. Sherwin will be remembered
as Miss Fredda Stoddard.-Perley DeForge
,of Winoosk who hired out to c. T.
Holmes for the season, has moved his
family to Burlington.
Sergt Waldo w Whalley has received
his honorable discharge from the service
at Camp Devens and returned to the
home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vey Whalley.
Chldren's day exercises will be held at
the Congregational Church. Sunday in
place of the morning service.-Mr. and
Mrs. j. =. Ramsey have gone on a motor
trip to Poultney to attend the graduation
exercises of Troy Conference Academy.
where their son. John, graduates and is
one of the speakers.-Mrs. ]. B. Williams
has returned from Washington, s. c.,
where she has been visiting her daughter.
Mrs. George Lee, who returned with her
fora short visit.-H. B. Smith has just
installed milking machine for A. Dumont,
who recently purchased c. n. Johns
farm-H. c. Thorpe is recovering from
an operation at the Mary Fletcher hos
pitals-There are several cases Of mumps
in town.. Fl. Horsford has returned
from the Mary Fletcher hospital, where
he has been fortreatment
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EAST CHARLOTTE

For the next two weeks. the regular
mid-week prayer-meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Cornelia Claxton on
Thursday evenngs.-The Rev. Vinton r.
Mitchell. pastor of the Baptist Church,
leaves this week for two weeks va
cation and will visit his parents in Wa
tertown, Conn.-Chidren' day exercises
will be held at the Baptist Church here
Sunday morning.-Mr and Mrs. Bert
Baldwin with three children, who came
from their home in Syracuse, n. Y, to
attend the funeral of his sister, Miss
Mary Baldwin, are still with relatives in
Monkton and Charlotte.-George E. Prin-
die has had a BLK. milking machine
installed at his farm recently.-Mrs Hen
ry Claxton has returned from Bristol
where she attended the funeral Of an
aunt, Mrs. Spicer Jones, Wednesday,
Frank Roscoe and daughter, Miss Susan
motored to Sharon Memorial day and
returned Monday, accompanied by Mrs
l/oscoe, who has spent two weeks there
with her sister, Mrs. Everett Stone
Mrs. Ralph Clark and daughter Rachael.
went to Stowe Tuesday to attend the
graduation exercises of the high school
Her sister, Miss Florence Ayers, was a
member Of the graduating class.-Mrs
William Ayers, of Stowe, is the guest
OF her daughter. Mrs. Ralph Clark for
Week.-Mrs. Florencce Ayers. who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Ralph Clark
mas returned home.-Waldon Whalley has
come from Camp Upton. where he was
mustered out of service, and is now with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Whal-
ley at the Whalley farm for the sum-
mer.
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RICHMOND

The funeral of Charles Whitcomb, a
FORMER resident of this town. who died
at the Soldiers Home in Remington
was held at the home of his brother,
George, Sunday afternoon at four O'Clock,
the Rev. Charles Tracy officiating, with
burial in the family lot in River View
cemetery.-.The funeral of the infant son
of Mr. and Mrs Charles Keefe of Essex
Center was held at the Church of our
Lady of Holy Rosary Saturday after
noon at three O'Clock, the Rev. r. p.
Clermont officiating with burial in the
new cemetery.-Miss Caroline Clark was
the guest of friends in Burlington over
Sunday.-Mrs. Teelyea of Leominster.
Mass, is visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Moses Teelyea.-Miss Eva Berry
OF burlington was the guest of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Berry, over
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. John Teddy and
family of Cnderhill were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Terrien over
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs F. w. Freeman
were at their cottage at Queen City Park
Sunday-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carvin
OF Middlebury were guests of Mr.. and
MRS. Thomas Ryan over Sunday-The
Kew. Mr.. Barnes of Burlington preached
at the Congregational Church Sunday
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bromley and son,
Robert, went to Westport, n. Y, Sunday.
where they will spend several days visit
ing reatives-John Lawrence Hayes, Jr..
and Thomas Hayes VINO have been sta
toned with the L. S. S. Chester for the
past two years, mostly in foreign waters.
are spending II days furlough with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hayes,
while their ship is stationed in Boston
harbor.-Alrs. +. F.. Cross of Essex, n. Y.
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ferris
Lawrence before going to Springfield,
Mass, to visit her daughter. Miss Anna
Cross.-Mrs II. II. Squire and two daugh-
tiers, of Crown Point, n. Y, are visiting
her sister, Mrs. Rae Millham.-Mr and
Mrs. Walter Aldrich and daughter Gladys
spent Sunday with friends in Grand Isle
Thomas Mills has received his discharge
from the army and is home after spending
a year in training at Camp Devens, Mass.
and Campton Upton, n. Y.
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baseball team attended service Sunday
morning in the Methodist Church and
| listened to an appropriate sermon by the
| pastor.-The Rev. w. b. Dukeshire de-
| livered the baccalaureate sermon before
the graduating class of the high school
| in opera hall Sunday evening The Rev.
II. +. Scate and II. X. Campbell assist
ed in the prelininaries. Music was fur
nshed by the choir of the Methodist
Church. w. II. Yaw, leader and c. r.
Rawson. pianist. Mrs. r. J. Mears play
ed the opening march. The Rev w. p.
Stanley. vice president Of the University
Of the Pacific at San Jose. Cal, recently
| visited his father. p II. Stanley. in Frank
| lin, and Mrs. Stanley's father Charles
Allen. In this town. Mr.. Stanley had been
speaking for the Methodist centenary in
| the Philadelphia area for several weeks
| past. He left here to return home
Earle Holmes of Bakersfield passed
Sunday with Mrs. Holmes at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. y. Kim
! ball.-Mrs. j. A. Browley. of Swanton,
passed Sunday in town.-George Phelps
of Wocott, passed Sunday in the home
of V. a. 1rish.--Corp. J. X. Perley writes
that he received his discharge at Camp
Dix last week and is passing a few days
! IN Philadelphla, wnere ne was formerly
employed
On account Of the damp weather, the
scholars in the grades taught by Miss
Brady and Miss Wilmarth. had an indoor
picnic. Tuesday, with some exercises in
| stead of going to the fields as planned last
week.--Phllip Andrus, principal of the
high school in Sha pleigh Me. is at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. n.
Andrus, for the summer vacation.-F. II.
Shepardson Of Richmond was a business
visitor in town Tuesday.-Mrs. John l..
Clair of Essex Junction is visiting her
daughter Mrs. u. II. Bailey, on Maple
Park.-The Juniors reception always has
been one of the pleasant functions of the
closing school year and this year was no
exception. 1t was held in the parish
house and passed off in good form.-Allen
Draper and the Rev. w. 3. Dukeshire
were in Rchford Saturday, where the lat
ter offciated at the funeral of Elias
Combs.-Mrs. F. j. Rogers of Cabot Is
Cassidy-Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Stanley and
two children, returned Sunday from New.
port, where they had been visiting among
friends for few days.-Some of the farm
ers having sheep combined their ship
ments and sent about ton from this sta
| ton Tuesday to the Addison county agent
who had obtained a good market-Leon
Pierce and Charles Richards OF Franklin
lwere in town, Tuesday
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ESSEX CENTER

A very pretty wedding occurred We'd
esday. June at st. Augustines Church,
Conn, when Miss Margaret
Srady and Benjamin Packet were uni
I'd in marriage by Father Berry The
ride was beautifully attired in white
eorgette crepe, She carried shower
ouquet Of roses and lilies of the valley.
fhe brides maid wore pink georgette and
|arried roses. Immediately after the re-
|eption, they left for Vermont, where
hey are the guests Of the groom's par
| nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Packet. of
his village. They will reside in Hart
lord, where Mr.. Packet is a station
Igent.-Mr. and Mrs. William Pratt and
aughter and Mrs. Cowles, Of New Haven,
tonn. are visiting at the home of
Ir. Pratts mother, at Mt. View House.
l-The Rev. J. S. Allen has been spend
hg a few days with his family, He re-
burned to his charge in Union Village and
h is understood that his family will join
him at an early date,-The 1919 gradua-
lion exercises at the school closed with
! very pretty reception to the graduates
LII the town hall Friday evening.-Miss
Aazen and Miss Dean returned Saturday
10 their respective homes in Alburg and
North Pownal for the summer,-Miss Lit
lie returned to her home In Warner, n.
H., Monday for the summer vacation
Principal r. w. Bradley went Sunday to
Mestford. where he was the guest Of G
kI Nelson and family.
There win he supper at the church
|,arlors Friday evening the Feast OF
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gennes, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Gotta.
Luther B. Hunt died in the Mary
Fletcher hospital juno after a short
Illness. He was born in Fairfax, August
30 1885, and lived here most of his life,
where he served as town official in vari-
GUS capacities. He served in the Civil
War and at the close held the rank Of
captain. At the time Of his death he
was one Of the Oldest men in town, and
lifelong democrat. The funeral serv-j
ices were held at his late home Sunday
afternoon and were in charge Of the
Lamoille Lodge. F. and A. NJ. He is sur
vived by a nephew Stratton Halstead OF
New York, and niece. Mrs. Lettie
Hyde of New Hampshire Miss Edith
Halstead Of Burlington was in town for
the funeral.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. n. l. Good.
sell was the scene of a very attractive
wedding Wednesday. June II, when their
daughter, Musa Ethelynd. became the
bride Of George Neil Taylor of Bristol,
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
A. II. Webb. Only immediate relatives
were present. The decorations were green
and pink, the wedding march was played
by Mrs. Perry Russell Of Shelburne.
Bessie Goodsell, sister of the BRIDE and
Dorothy 1aylOr, sister or the groom,
each holding pink streamers. formed the
aisle through which the bride and maid
of honor entered. Miss Florence Hanks,
of Bristol acted as maid of honor and'
Russell Goodsell. brother Of the bride
was best man. The bride wore a simple
gown Of white georgette crepe and car
ried white roses and sweet peas and
wore a string of pearls. the gift OF the
groom, the maid of honor wore turquoise.
blue satin trimmed with rose pink
georgette crepe and carried pink roses.
Following the ceremony refreshments
were served. Mrs. w. J. White of Middle
bury presided at the table. while Violet
Goodsell, cousin of the bride. and Helen
Taylor. sister Of the groom served. The
wedding guests included Mr.. and Mr..
G.. y. Taylor of Sheiburne. parents Of
the groom, the Misses Lila. Helen and
Dorothy Taylor. sisters Of the groom.
Mrs. c. NJ. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Perry
Russell of Shelburne Mrs. W. ]. White
OF Middlebury Mrs. r. c. Drew of Bur-,
lington. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Peet Of ST.
George and Florence Hanks Of Bristol;
The happy couple we're the recipients Of
many useful and valuable presents,
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SHELBURNE

The Ever Ready Circle of the Kings
Daughters will meet with Mrs James s.
Norton Thursday at 300 y. m. for an aft
ernoon and evening meeting with supper
at 200 p. m. Roll call will be answered
with quotations from Shakespeare.-Mr
Elphege Morrsette has taken a position
with the American Express company at
Observation-Disclosures day exercises were
held at the Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday. The children of the Sunday
school conducted the services under the d-
rection of Mrs. Perry F.. Russell and Miss
Ruth Tracy. Infant children of Henry w.
Tracy. End. Harris B. Mack and W. I.
Cromie were baptised by the pastor.-The
Rev. and Mrs. A. j. Hutchinson were call
ed to Rensselaer,, n, Y, by the sudden
death of Margaret Brown, niece of Mrs.
Hutchinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson
will be absent for about two weeks.-There
will be a ball game Saturday on the home
grounds The players will appear In their
new uniforms. -Charles l.. Barstow of
New York city is the guest of Professor
Charles Tracy.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Thompson spent the weekend at their
camp at Cedar Beach.-Mss Gertrude
Smith has been visiting her father, Elmer
Smith for a few days.-Prof Charles Lee
Tracy of New York is at his home for the
summer.-Mrs G. f. Blair and Miss Grace
Jackman have taken cottage at Queen
City Park for the summer.-George Fl.
Collamer and William Harmon passed the
weekend with their parents.-Mrs. Minnie
Russell and Mrs Walter White are in
Fairfax for the Taylor -Goodsel, wedding.
Mrs. Kate Muzzy is confined to the house
by llness.-Mrs. II. F. Saxton has return
ed from Yonkers, n. Y.-MrS. Frank Rob-
erts has returned to Pittsburg, Pa.
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MILTON

Sunday morning. June Is. will be
observed as Children's day at the United
Church.-Lawrence w. Martin of the
engineer corps. who has recently re-
turned from overseas and who has been
spending a couple of weeks with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. d. Martin. went
Tuesday to Pennsylvania to resume his
place in a railroad Office, which he left
when he enlisted.-Miss Genna Phelps
and Miss Thelma Phelps were guests
of Miss Winona Beardsley at her home
in Fairfax Saturday and Sunday.-Miss
Laura Quinn. who has been spending
several weeks in town. returned to Bos-
ton Tuesday.-Ailss Edith Burleigh, who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
B. d. Martin, has returned to her home
in Troy.-A Cote has moved to the Rugg
farm, which he recently purchased. and
Miss Electa Rugg has moved to the
house on Maplewood avenue vacated by
Mr.. Cote.-Harret and Ernest Rogers
have been several days at their cottage
at Camp Martin.-11rs Alvra Bell of
Burlington was a recent guest Of Mrs.
TT Fuller
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Frank Tatro is home from West Lincoln
for few days.-R. W. Hulburd and
Smith Waite of Hyde Park and Mr.
Stevens from Morrisville were recent,
visitors in town.-Miss Gardyne is home,
from Quebec on visit.-Rdnsonl
Chaplin was in Morrisville on business
recently.-Scott Slayton was a business
visitor in Eden for a few days the first
Of this week.-Alvin St Francis of Belv1-.
deere Corners is In town.-A. H. Gardynei
is spending a month at willoughby Lake.
in Orleans county.-W. J. Wright was a.
recent business visitor in Johnson
Maurice Hall is home from Montclair,
n. j.. where he has been attending school.
Edward Bashaw has purchased Of B.
st. Francis his house and blacksmith
shop here and has taken possession.-A
very interesting entertainment was given
the public by the I. o. F. Tuesday eve-i
ning.-Charles Macia had the misfortune
to break leg in the woods Tuesday
afternoon
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HINESBURG

The remains of Miss Adde Ray. who
died in Burlington last winter, were
brought here Monday and placed in the
family lot.--Nfiss Mabel Hopkins is at
her home here for the summer, having
finished her school in Bolton.-Pupils of
perfect attendance in the intermediate
grades for the spring term were Mar
guerite Poulin. Louis Poulin and Ken
meth Peel, in the primary. lila Mae Nc
Kenzie. Edric Bostwick, Harold Poulin
and Otis Owen. E,dric Bostwick and
Harold Poulin had perfect Attendance for
the year.
Mrs Amelia Cooley, widow of Charles
Cooleys died Thursday night at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Eva Hayden, aged
81 years. Besides her daughter Mrs.
Cooley is survived by 10 great-grandchil-
dren Three daughters of Mrs. Cooley,
Mrs W. O. Trap, Mrs. George Gilmond
and Mrs, Amos Hall have died within the
past few years. Mrs. Cooley had lived in
Hinesburg - years The funeral was
held at the house on Sunday afternoon at
two O'Clock.
The record of perfect attendance in the
primary school for the spring term
should have read Helen Isham, liza Mae
Mckenzie, Harold Poulin, Otis owen
and Edric Bostwick. For the intermedi-
ate room it should have been. Georgia
Bostwick. Marguerite Poulin and Louis
Poulin.--The regular meeting of the
Hope Circle of Kings Daughters will be
held in the Congregational vestry Friday
afternoon.-Mrs Sarah Marshal of Bur-
lington is in town to spend the summer
with her mother, George Love.
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HUNTINGTON

MRS. Edward Place will entertain the
Iing's Daughter next Wednesday, June
The Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Adams
i'll go this week to New London, n. H.
attend the graduation exercises of their
Pn, John Adams.-There will be no serv-
|e at the church here Sunday on ac-
bunt of the absence of the pastor.-Glenn
bhnson was at home from Northfield
yer the weekend bringing a friend,
tilliam Adams with hm.-Mrs. Edison
fierce, Mrs. T.. F.. Bates and Mrs. j. II.
|orton motored to Burlington Tuesday
kternoon to see Mrs. Clara Norton and
IRIS. Fay at the Mary Fletcher hospital
hines Swinyer and family and Mr.. and
trs Edward Fuller were in Rochester
ker Sunday.
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has returned from Southern Pines, n. c.,
where he has spent the winter He is
now staying at Fl. A. Celley's.-Among
the recent Essex Junction graduates, is
Walter Munson, who won the University
scholarship-At the Baptist Church Sum
day evening. temperance program will
be presented with readings, special
music and three minute talks. An offer
ing will be received for the work of the
w
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JERICHO

Miss Mildred Farnsworth who has been
caring for Mrs. Scion Rawson in Tn
derhill. has returned home.-The Misses
Mildred and Jacqueln Farnsworth went
to hospital in St Adams Monday, where
Miss Jacquein will have an operation
performed on her throat
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EAST SHELBIJRNE

ABOUT 80 members of the Progressive
Agricultural club met at G. A. Kinney's
FRIDAY evening The program follows
Singing by the club; recitation, l. G. Ell
lott; piano solo. Miss Margaret Fugere
recitation, Harry Danbrook; solo. Mrs
Cove; violin and piano. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Brown; remarks BY Mr.. Peaslee.
lce-cream and caIe were served. The
next meeting will be with Mr.. and Mrs.
b. !. Newton, on Spear street. July II.
Mrs. Harry Wescott and Mrs. John Stew
are are the committee Robert Elliott
and Miss Olive Wark were married AT
Claremont, n. H., Saturday. They are
visiting at !. G.. Ellott's.-Mr. and
Mrs G. Elliott and son and
MIS- Elmer Socum and son mo-
tored TO West Bolton Thursday to at
tend the Pomona Grange.-Mrs. Mildred
Robinson and son were at C. A. Kinney
last Week.-Mrs.. Harry Wescott has re-
turned from Saranac Lake y. Y, where
she visited her mother and sister.
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WESTFORD

here will be a band concert and dance
Pythian hall, June 20. for the benefit
the library. Cabana's orchestra will
nish music for the dance. Ice cream
be sold-There was a large attend
be at the prize speaking Monday eve
&. In the first division Irene Kimball
eved first prize and Rollin Strong
ond prize. In the second division Mill
I'd Irish received first prize and
hnces Macia second prize. The judges
re the Rev. Falby from Milton. Prin-
| al Hopkins from Fairfax and Principal
alley from Essex Center.-Mrs. Almond
good is the guest of her sister, Miss
ura Grow, of Burlington Jane
bne of Essex Junction came Saturday
spend the summer at her home here
Hiss Maude Wilcox Of White River
nction Is spending week with her
rents, MIR. and Mrs. Albert Wilcox
e Misses Carolyn Macomber and Betty
mball graduate form Lyndon Institute
s Week.-Mrs. Winfred Macomber will
End the summer with her mother, Mrs.
tiette Macomber--A the meeting OF
. Pleasant View Cemetery association
|turday the following officers were
|cted: President, Mrs. J. E. Allen;
.retary, Mrs. Loula Macomber; treas
pr, Mrs Carrie Cobb: trustees, Chester
Rll, Homer Paige and Mrs. Amelia Irish.
Mrs. John Parker has been the guest
her granddaughter. Mrs. Ruth Irish.
few days.
Mrs. George Garrow left June
visit to her sister, Mrs. John Bal
I'd, Of Newburyport. Mass. She expects
visit relatives in Holyoke. Mass, be-
re- her return home, in about month.
There are several cases of mumps in
wn.-Mrs. Amelia Irish is visiting Mr..
d Mrs. Joseph Robinson of Burlington.
While at school June Melvin Grow
u, dislocating the bones at the elbow
his left arm.--About $50 was cleared
Pn, the giving of the play Safety F irst'
Fairfax Tuesday evening.-The Fort
ghtly club officers and committee for
800 are: President Mrs. Florence
ilkins; vice-president, Mrs. Kate
EARNS; secretary, Mrs, Ethel Jackson;
easurer, Mrs. Carrie Partridge: program
|mmittee, Mrs. Lessie Nelson, Mrs. Ida
|mbail; Mrs. Florence Lewis.