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HYDE PARK

Commencement exercises OF the La
noble Central Academy consist Of the
following Sunday, June IL. baccalau-
reate sermon by the Rev. Father Boivin
at the opera house at 500 p M; class
day. June l6, 2:30 p. m, academy campus !;
junior prom Monday evening, June l6, at
academy hall; faculty luncheon. June II;
commencement exercises at the opera
house on June IS at 500 D. m. Prof.
Frederick Topper of the University Of
Vermont will give the address: alumni
meeting, June Is, at academy hall at 1000
p. m. followed by dancing at Hyde
Park Inn at II o'clock: senior prom June
10 at Hyde Park Inn; senior reception,
500 to 900 p. M, followed by dancing.
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Orange County
RANDOLPH

Miss Alice Hatch has received news
from Edgerton, Wis. OF the death
of her aunt, Miss Adelaide Hatch,
who was the last surviving member of the
family of which Miss Hatch's father, the
late II. II. Hatch. was one of the sons.
Miss Adelaide Hatch was 20 years of age,
and formerly lived here with her brother s
family, but had been in Wisconsin for
nine years.-The Rev Frederick Leeds
has accepted the rectorship of Grace
Church, New Haven Conn, and his house
hold goods will be shipped from here
this week.-Joseph Walter Raymond and
Miss Helen Louise Wedgwood, daugh-
ter Of Mrs w. f. Wedgwood, were mar
ried at the home of the bride Wednes-
day June at two o'clock. the
couple We're unattended and the cere-
mony, performed by the Rev. Fraser
Metzger. was witnessed by the immedi-
ate family only. The Dridewas gowned
in white crepe de chine and carried now
ers The sister of the bride, Miss Mary
Wedgwood. who has been here lew
days was present at the ceremony. I'M
| mediately after the ceremony the couple
| left for wedding trip, and on their
return will preside at the Tewksbury
home on South Main street. The groom
Is the proprietor OF the Tewksbury q
| Raymond store. and a popular business
| man. The bride has for two years peeh
| the assistant in the office OF j. H. pu-
| Bos She was a graduate OF the HAN
| dolph high school. and was also in the
| employ of the Herald and News for sew
eral years
News OF the death of Louis Flint. son
OF the late Jerome and Clara Ford)
| Flint, has been received. Mr.. Flints
death occurred in Grand Forks, N. d.
where he had been for several years
In his youth he lived with his parents
here and attended school here, but
after reaching manhood he went west
and soon became interested In railroad
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CAMBRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Tessier of
Massachusetts have been in town several
days.-Dr. and Mrs. Start were in Bur-
lington June 4. to attend the flu
neral of the doctors nephew, Henry
Start.-Miss Hattie Hopkins was in Bur
lington last week to attend the grand
chapter of the o. f. S.-Miss Mary
Howard of Windsor is visiting her
mother, Mrs. l.. j. Howard.-Mrs. W. d.
Wiley left Friday for Watervilet, n. Y,
to visit her son, Donald Briggs. and
daughter, Mrs. Eugent Spaulding-A. r.
Day of Burlington has been in town this
week.-W. n. Lang and Son sold last
week the l50 acre farm of Quincy
Magoon Of Stowe to Clyde Horner and
wife of Cambridge. Possession given
Wednesday, June 1l.-Mr Martin of
Morrsville was a business visitor here
Monday.-Oliver Carpenter of Essex
visited in town last week.-F. NJ. Rey-
nolds of Waterbury was in town Satur-
day experimenting the auction Of the
Harlow Wires estate. The house was
sold to Mrs. Blanche Barrows for $780,
c. F. Morgan and family of Richmond
were at w. ". Smiths Sunday.-Mrs. B.
IS. Fullington has returned to her home
in Johnson.-Don't forget the community
sing to be held Thursday evening the
10Th
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MORRISVILLE

The body Of Miss Alice Gle, who died
in Chicago arrived here Thursday eve
ming accompanied by Roy Pease of Hyde
Park, who is located at present in Chi
cago. Miss Gle suffered an attack of in
fuenza two weeks ago but had so far
recovered as to resume her work when
she was again taken i'll and passed away
Tuesday June 3 from heart failure. The
funeral service was held in Chicago at
eight o'clock Tuesday June 3 at the
New England Congregational Church.
where she sang. the Rev. Dr. Gardner Of
ficiating. prayer service was held at
the house at two o'clock Friday after
noon and at 2:30 o'clock funeral services
were held at the Unversalist Church, the
Rev. George F. Fortier. pastor officiating.
1nterment was made in Riverside ceme-
terry. George f. Earle, C. l.. Gates, z. Fl
Olmstead. w. F. Churchill r. p. Briggs
and F. o. Lunt acting as bearers. Alice
Cordelia Gle, the only child of the late
Carlos A. Gle and Mrs. Lizzie H. Gile,
was born In Morrisvile March 81, 1856
She received her education at People 6
Academy, graduating from that institu-
ton in the class of 1905. The next fall
she went to Boston to study voice culture
under Madam Brown, the following year
went to Chicago to continue her studies
with Madam Brown, who went to Chi.
cago for a year. For several years fol-
lowing she was under the tuition OF
Madam Zimmerman in voice culture
study, and later with Adolf Muhlmann
for three years, at the same time con-
Quoting private studio. and for two
years following was an instructor in the
Chicago Musical College. For the pas,
year Miss Gle had been connected with
the Redpath bureau in Chautauqua work
The deceased is survived by her mother
Mrs. Lizzie II. Gile.
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WEST ENOSBURG.

Miss Dorothy Ovitt is visiting at the
home Of her brother. Clyde Ovitt, in st.
Johnsbury. She will also visited in Nor
risvile and Hyde Park before her return
home.-Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Rushford, Mrs.
F.. l.. Stanton, Mrs. H. s. Ovitt motored
to st. Adams Saturday.-Howard Ovitt,
of ST. Johnsbury. passed a few days last
week at the home Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. r. Ovitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Cavanaugh. Miss
Hazel and Master Clayton Cavanaugh
visited at the home Of Elmer Kelley, Fri
day.-Mrs. G. B. Ovitt, Dorothy and
and Ruth Ovitt. Mrs. f. l.. Stanton and
w. r. Ovitt motored to East Fairfield
Thursday Evelyn Brown of Enos-
burg Falls passed the weekend at the
home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Rollin Brown
Mrs. B. B. Ovitt. Mr. and Mrs. r. e
Ovitt, Craige Ovitt and Edwin Kelley
visited at the home of Elmer Kelley
straightforward Lawrence of Bran.
dreth Lake, n. Y, is at the home of his
father. Edward Lawrence.-Mrs. Spencer
from the west is visiting her SON.
Arthur Spencer.
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Lamoile County
STOWE

The community was greatly shocked to
learn OF the untimely death of Howard
c. Campbell, young son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Fred Campbell, Wednesday May
q. Death was due 10 heart trouble,
which was known to the family but moth.
ing could be done for him and as he was
so well apparently great hopes were en-
tertained that he might get we'll Howard
was Is years old last March and had
lived his entire short life In stowe. He
was young man of fine habits, upright
character Industrious honest and faith
full in performing his duties. His sunny
disposition had won for him respect and
esteem of large circle of friends. He
was member OF the class OF 1921 Stowe
high school but on account Of his physical
condition. he was obliged TO give up
school and he was a great help on the
farm. He is survived by his parents. four
sisters and three brothers. Myra and
Vivian of Stowe, Mrs. George s. Gale of
Stowe. Mrs. Ray A. Baker OF Hyde Park
John or Be nington. James Of st. Johns
bury and Fred of Worthwhile. The
bereaved family has the sympathy Of
The entire community especially the
rather. mother and sisters at home, In
their great afflction. The funeral serv-
ice was conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Bacon
at the house. May 30 at $50 The service
was largely attended and the flowers
were many and beautiful. A large num-
Der from other towns attended the fu-
neral among them Walter Warren OF
Bennington. Mrs. Hannah Warren OF
Waterbury, Frank Medlar Of Burlington
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Newland and son
Paul. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Campbell Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Campbell Of Worthwhile
and the brothers and sisters from othei
towns.
DIR. II. w. Barrows, J. l.. Stafford anc
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Stafford motored tc
Burlington Tuesday.-E. l.. Barrows ant
Mrs. A. II. Bentley were In Burlington
Tuesday to visit Mr.. Bentley at the
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RICHFORD

Mrs. Clayton Richards and children of
Lyndonvile are visiting among friends
in this place.-The Ladies' Missionary
society of the Baptist Church met
at the home of Mrs. +. f. Greene We'd
nesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.-Ber-
nard Hanson OF Newport visited his
brother. II. n. Hanson. over the week.
end.--H. c. Clark has returned home
from a visit with relatives and friends
in Burlington and Georga.-Edmund
Degrenier has bought the Frank Good
speed house Highland avenue: con
sideration s70O.-Mr, and Mrs. Clarence
F. Whtcomb of School street announce
the marriage of their daughter Miss
Fannie Elizabeth Whitcomb, to George
Curtis Moyan of Sherbrooke. Que. Mr..
and Mrs. Moyan will be at home after
June Is at 80 Hospital street Sher-
brooke.-Miss Ruth Skinner was the
guest of Miss Alice Cheynoweth in st.
Adams over the Weekend.
Elias Combs. aged nearly 50 years. died
of Bright's diease and complications a,
his home on Farrar street, Thursday
afternoon. Mr., Combs was born in
Montgomery. the son of MIR. and Mrs
Caleb Combs and was tho last living
member of family of IL children He
is survived by his wife, two sons. Leslie
Combs Of Gary, Ind. Harold Combs of
East Berkshire. and two daughters, Mrs.
Eva Marvin of Richford and Mrs Flora
Rounds of Montpelier. The funeral
service was held at his late home Satur.
day afternoon. The Rev w. b. Duke
shire of Enosburg Falls officiated an6
the burial was in the family lot in South
Richford.-Miss Glenna Aver who hal
been attending Columbia University, y
r., has returned for the summer vaca
tion.--Mrs w. r. Freer and son. Ken
meth, have returned home from an auto
mobile trip to Boston.-Harry Nicholas
Of Roxbury, Mass was a bushes.
visitor here, Friday.
H The Womans Home Missionar,
society of the Methodist Episcopa
Church will meet at the home of Mrs
Jay Colcord, Province street. Thursda.
afternoon at three o'clock.-The Rev. g
l.. Wells, who has recently /eturnet
from service in France. and who ha
been assigned az pastor of the Methods
Episcopal Church In this place will ar
rive in town Saturday and will preach II
the church on Sunday.-Mrs. F. NJ
Barnes went to Swanton, Monday
where she will visit at the home of he
mother, Mrs, w. II. Manning.-Mr. ant
3aMrs Roy Hammel who have been visit
bg relatives in Magog, Que. for the pas
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JOHNSON

Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Sylvester were in
Lowell, Sunday.-Mrs. o. II. Wilson
visited her daughter. Mrs. Taylor Mead
in Windsor last week.-H. V. Stearns
was in Burlington last week.-The base
ball game Saturday between Jefferson
vile and johnson was won by johnson
by to 4.-E. Fl. Fitzgerald of Jefferson
vile. spent Sunday with his family here.
Mrs. J. l.. Pierce visited her brother,
c. c. Drown. in North Hyde Park. Mon
day. MIR. Drown is failing in health
r. H. Powers went to the hospital in
Burlington Monday for treatment
Work has commenced on the extension
of Lamoille View cemetery 1t is in
charge of W. G. Jones.
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EAST FAIRFIELD

The funeral of Mrs. Henry c. Leach
who died at the home of her son, Bert
l.. Leach, Tuesday, June 3. of valvular
heart disease. took place Thursday
morning at ten o'clock at st. George
Church in Bakersfield, the Rev. Father
Carrieres officiating. The bearers were
A. B. Rooney, w. c. Barry. j. II. Bren-
nan. j. F. Hale, T. Fl. Brennan and +.
H. MCGEE. The deceased is survived by
her husband and two sons, Bert l.. and
Frank c.. of East Fairfield, one daughter.
Mrs. Theodore Dukett, of Middlebury.
and three grandchildren, Sarah A. Leach,
Mary A. and Helen F. Dukett, all of whom
we're with her during the last few weeks
of her illness.
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Mary Fletcher hospital.-L. s. Ma
cutchan is at the Mary Fletcher hospital
for observation this week.-Lieut. 7.
Alden Straw Of the u. s. balloon service.
stationed at Camp Morrison. Va. 10 with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert II.
Straw, and sister. Mrs. e. f. Wright.
on a short furlough.-Mr. and Mrs C.. l..
Mcmahon and family have returned from
motor trip to Montreal, where they
attended the wedding, on the 7th. of
their second son. Raeburn r. Mcmahon,
and Miss Alice Taylor Of that city. MIR.
and Mrs. Mcmahon will make their
home in the bungalow on School street
recently built by C. A. Simmons. Mr.
Mcmahon is member of the firm Of
Mcmahon Bros. in the automobile bust
ness in Stowe.-Carl u. Jarvis of Gilmore
and Miss Dora Magoon of stowe were
married June 5.-R. H. Metcalf of
Poland. Me-, has been a visitor I'm Stowe
this week.-Herbert +. Straw remains
very i'll at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
where he underwent an operation ten
days ago.-The Rev. II. w. Cummings
and family left Stowe Friday. Mr.. Cum.
| mings and son, Maurice, going to Ports
mouth. n. H.. where Mr.. Cummings has
been working in the L. S. navy yard
| since his resignation in September as
pastor Of the Congregational Church.
Mrs. Cummings and daughter, Miss
Dorothea. going to Boston and the
younger son, Mahlon to r. NJ Smalls
in Morristown, where he has employ
ment for the summer.-Elton r. Forbes,
A. c. Cakes. Harry II. Downer, Lieut..
T. A. Straw and Gordon Cakes attend
ed the ball game between the U. V. NJ.
and Boston College teams at Burlington
Saturday.-Mrs. w w. Luce Of Miami.
Fla, is expected to arrive this week to
pass the summer with her parents. Mr..
| and Mrs. Henry e. Jenney. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jenney entertained their grand
daughter. Miss Katherine Cole of Hyde
| Park, over Sunday.-George F. Adams
| is building an addition to his factory
at Moscow. Mr.. Adams has recently re-
| turned from business trip to New
York.-A company Of engineers from the
University of Vermont are in Stowe for
| the summer.-A baseball game Saturday
between the Stowe team and the engi-
neers' team resulted in score Of to 2
! In favor of Stowe.-A supper was served
to the returned soldiers at the banquet
hall in the Akeley Memorial building
Thursday evening by the people OF
Stowe. There were 20 returned soldiers
present and also several Of the few sur
vving vete fans of the Civil War. After
| the supper a reception was given in the
auditorium. a large number being present.
Remarks were made by DR.. II. w Bar
rows, Frank f. Stafford and Mrs. o. E.
Luce. and an address was given by Col.
| Fred b. Thomas of Montpelier, former
! stowe boy, who has recently returned
| from service in France.
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MONTGOMERY

Alex LaPlant is back from the hos
pital after an operation on one foot
Charles Parker, who Is campaigning In
several northern counties promoting the
purchase of war savings stamps. has
been working in Orleans county this
week.-Miss Mabel Putnam has gone to
Mansonville, Que. where she will help
sister who Is sick.-Homer Frazier
has Joined the reconstruction brigade.
He Is making additions to his buildings.
MIR. and Mrs. Emerson Combs and Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Combs attended the
funeral at Richford Saturday Of Elias
Combs, formerly resident here.-Miss
Clara Wheeler has returned from sew
eral weeks visit to Hardwick. Burling-
ton and st. Albans.-During the several
days Of extreme heat the thermometer
went to 96 degrees In the shade.-Sub-
scriptions to the centenary fund con-
tnue to come in. The total to date is
$685. for this year.-Sunday will be OBJ
served az Children's day in the Metho-
dist Church. and in place of the usual
morning service there will be a program
by the children of the Sunday school,
The Boy Scouts plan to go on a hike
Saturday, the first of the season.-This
will be Miss Martins last week as
teacher in the village school, She has
served faithfully for years. both as
teacher and director. and the town will
miss her when she leaves.-Mrs. Salina
Hutchinson Baker, wife Of Edward
Baker and affectionally known to many
as Grandma Baker died Thursday. June
). She suffered an attack of the grip
few weeks ago and had been gradu-
ally failing since. During the very hot
days she suffered greatly and death
came as happy release. Grandma
Baker will be missed She was of a
happy disposition, with a kind word for
everyone, and she delighted in littls acts
of kindness to others. Mrs Baker was
sS years of age and leaves husband
Edward Baker. a son, James Hutchinson
of Longdale, Que. and two daughters,
Mrs. Julia St Esprit and Mrs. Harry
Fourier. both OF Knowlton, Que. They
were with her in her last days. The
funeral was held Friday. service being
held at the house, with w. G. Mansfield
officiating. Burial was in the local
cemetery.
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NJ e Brewster has installed new
Perfection mixer at his farm that he
purchased Of F.. t. Tinker.-Mrs. Anna
Holmes and Louis Minor were in Bur-
lington Friday.-Mrs. Perley Tanner is
Ill with an acute attack of appendicitis
Mrs. Olive Corse is nursing at the home
of Fred Grow at Fairfax.
Homer Spaulding, who has been seri.
ously i'll. is much improved.-The Ladies
Aid society will serve supper Thursday
at the vestry.-Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Clark and son, Gerald, Mrs. Ida Spaud-
ing and Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Clark Wis
tied George Clark, in Stowe, Sunday
Mrs. Clarence Tanner. who has been i'll
Is much improved.-Mr Anna Holmes
Louis Minor, Mr.. and Mrs l.. II. Scott
and son motored to Waterbury Sunday
Carl Smith. of Cambridge, was in this
place Monday on business.
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WATERVILLE

George Beard and family were in Cam
bridge. Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Seraw,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wood, Mrs. James
Stafford and D. Potter were guests OF
their mother. Mrs. d. r. Pierce.-Nfrs
Luella Pierce of Bakersfield visited Mrs.
Alma Baldwin last week.-Harold Beard
and family visited in Williston. Sunday
It. J. Laraway and Fl. A. jackson are
at county court.-The Ladies' Aid will
serve ice cream at the town hall Satur-
day
The remains Of Mrs. Laura j. Cheney
will be brought here for burial on Sun
day afternoon at two o'clock.
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Grand Isle County
ALBURG

Manual Therrien and Jesse Langiois
both recently purchased new Dodge cars
w. NJ. Lyman was business visitor
at Rouses Point Saturday.-The public
will he interested to know that Motifs
grist mill will run on Tuesdays only, in
stead Of Mondays and Tuesdays.
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FRANKLIN

Commencement week of the high and
grammar schools begins Sunday. June Is.
with the baccalaureate sermon preached
In the Methodist Episcopal Church by
Mr. Poverty. Tuesday. June IT, the junior
reception will be held In the town hall.
Thursday evening. June 10, the combined
graduation exercises of the ninth grade
and high school will be held in the town.
The graduation address will be delivered
by the Rev. A. w. Hewitt of Plainfield,
member of the State board of education.
He is well known throughout the State
as an entertaining lecturer. Friday after
noon, June 20, the class day exercises will
be held on the school lawn, weather
permitting, otherwise in the town hall.
Each class of the high school and the
ninth grade will present stunts. There
will be music and drills by the grade chill
IAN. The public is cordially invited to
attend all of these exercises. baseball
game will be played Friday afternoon be-
tween Franklin high school and Fearnots.
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HIGHGATE CENTER

Musician Charles f. Lyon. Of the
gath F. A. Band A. f. F.. received
his honorable discharge last Friday and
arrived home Sunday mor1ing.-F. B.
Cross left Monday for a few days bust
ness trip to New York city.-C. G. Aus
tin, Of st. Adams. spent the week end
at his home Lamkins street-E. II.
Booley, of Montreal. p. O., spent the
week in town
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SWANTON

The senior play, THE Mollusc." will be
presented this evening in the town hall.
The cast of characters is: Mr.. Baxter.
Robert Elrick Mrs. Baxter. Alice Crel-
Ter: Miss Roberts, Olive HaZen; Tom, Ed
ward Potvin.-Miss Adile Jones is attend
ing the graduation exercises at Kimball
Union Academy, Meriden, n. Hillary
Mccarthy has returned to Bridgeport.
Conn. after passing several days with his
mother Mrs. Lillian McCarthy.-A hand
kerchief shower was given Miss Olga
Smith Saturday evening by Miss Mildred
Cross and Mrs. George Suter. at their
home.--Miss Ruth Cray returned Satur-
day from a weeks visit in Burlington.
She was accompanied by Miss Sarah
Brown. who passed the weekend with
her sister. Miss Mildred Brown.-The fu-
neral Of c. c. Gilmore, who died Thurs
day after several weeks illness. was held
at his late home on York street Sunday
afternoon at three o'clock. The burial
was In charge of the Masons and was
in St. Adams. The Rev. +. Wilson Day
officiated. Mr.. Gilmore had been an &C
tive citizen, serving as town representa-
tive and as colonel on Governor Fullers
staff. He was 60 years of age and leaves
wife and two daughters. Miss Marion.
employed iii Baltimore, Md, and Miss
Ruth. of Swanton: also a sister. Mrs.
Maria Bradford. and a brother. Arthur
Gilmore. both of St. Adams. Miss Dorcas
Allen went last evening to Springfield
Mass, for a 10 days visit.-Mr. and Mrsi
H. C. Stlphen are attending the gradu-
alton exercises of their daughter. Bar
bara. at Dean Academy, Franklin, Mass.
making the trip by automobile.-Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Barton and son. Herbert. re-
turned Saturday from a motor trip to
Athol, Mass.-The funeral of Holmes RI
card. who died Thursday afternoon al
the Sherwood sanitarium at the age OF
So. was held at the Methodist Church
Sunday afternoon, the Rev. F. A. Wood.
worth officiating. Mr. Ricard is survived
by one son, c. p. Rcard, Of the ST. AL
bans road, and three daughters. Mrs
Nina Campbell. of Chicago. Mrs. Henry
Wiedman and Mrs. Amos Skeels, both OF
SwantOn.
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DERBY.

Captain Holbrook is still seriously ILL.,
Tuesday was celebration day and the
boys we're given royal reception
Ralph Cochran of the S. s. Leviathan
Ii visiting In town.-A. y. Uttin has gone
to Hyde Park to visit his daughter
John Bradley has moved to Barton
where he has bought the ice business
Mrs. l.. r. Kelley has returned from
Holland
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BENSON

Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Bush returned
from st. Louis, Mo, Tuesday, where thew
had been to bring Mrs. Bushs brother,
Girard Parsons.-The barn dance which
was held at the Mountain View stock
farm Friday night was attended by 400 or
800. Zita's orchestra of Albany played -
Braham Fairman of Ma1ueta, Iowa, 10
visiting his sister, Mrs. Barnard Lock.
wood Walker.-Earle Lockwood of Bran
don has been here the past week to visit
his sister Mrs. James Goodrich Miss
E. Eliza Sessions will be here week from
Sunday to speak for the Kurn Hattin
school.-Mrs. Davis Mckenzie Of Jersey
City arrived in town Saturday and is a
guest at George Deyette's.-Mr. and Mrs.
Horton Falkenburg of Bair Haven are in
town. Mr.. Falkenburg is just back from
overseas--Riley Prieur has been here the
past week and called at William Bascom' 5,
where he formerly worked.-Harry Wells
Of Hartford. Conn. is here. a guest at
Hotel Wells.-George jackson, who has
been to Ticonderoga twice to consult DR..
Cummings, remains about the same
Miss Anna Tenzer and Leaman Goodrich
were married at Samuel Waites last We'd
nesday, June 4, the Rev. David II. Strong
Of the Congregational Church ofnciating.