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MONTGOMERY

Mrs. Eva Ainsworth of Boston, Mrs.
Elizabeth Ainsworth of Des Moines. Iowa.
and Mrs Eberhart of Des Moines arc
visiting AT y. S. Parker's miss Frances
Martin and Mrs. Ray Tenny of Clare
mont, \. H., Mrs James Chynoweth of
ST. Adams and Mrs. Akin of St Paul,
Mimi. were guests of Mrs. y. S. Parker
Tuesday.-Mrs. Fanny Pond of Richford
visited y. S. Parker Sunday-Mrs.
Charles Power of Richford was in town
Saturday.-Harold Domino of Orleans is
visiting in town.--Miss Glenna Casavant
and Mrs. Galley Casavant and child of
Burlington are visiting Mrs. Dean Scott.
MIR. and Mrs. James Newcity have re-
turned to their home in Bristol. Conn
Miss Beulah Combs has returned to her
home in Worcester NASSAU ice cream
sale for the Ladies' Aid society fund
was held at Clayton j. Fuller's studio
Friday. and good sum was realized. 49,
a very successful Ladies' Aid supper.
under the direction of Mrs. Carrie Fuller
and Miss Elizabeth Fuller. was held at
the parsonage Tuesday. Many former
residents of the town were present.-The
outdoor Sunday evening services will be
continued through the hot weather Ser
mon topics for Sunday AT the Methodist
Church. morning, The Chrstis Motive"
evening, our Social Responsibility" the
address to the children ia on Boom
erangs."
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

At the reception given to Mr., and Mrs
Roy Cleveland and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Damon Friday large company was
present. After A short musical program,
dancing was enjoyed. Sixteen dollars was
ed to them and the Philattea class
gave each couple a sterling silver sugar
shell Refreshments of cake, sandwiches
and lemonade were served.-Mrs. William
Leavitt and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Damon
and Mrs. Fidelia Conger are visiting rela-
tives in Hardwick and vicinty.-An air
plane went over this place Saturday and
as it was the first, II created quite a
sensation. On account of the clouds, it
could not be seen very well.-Bertha
Jmmo of Bristol is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. w. l., Ring
Mr. and Mrs, f. r, Strong and Mr. and
Mrs A. Il. iigley are at Thompson =
Point this weck. MIR. and Mrs. George
kimball and infant returned to their
home in Watervliet Monday and his
brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs Roy Kim
ball, went with them,--John Andrews of
Essex is helping his son. Fred, with his
haying.-W. l.. Ring and family visited
his sister, Mrs. Elroy Babcock. in Wey-
bridge Sunday.-Mr, and Mrs. Edison
Pierce and Burton Pierce visited at Gin
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RICHFORD

\ pretty wedding took place in the Bap-
fist Church Thursday evening when Miss
Eta Graham Stanhope, granddaughter
of MIR. and Mrs, Hobart Stanhope of Gem
ter street was united in marriage to Lloyd
A. Woodward. son of Mr.. and Mrs l., d.
Woodward of Troy street. The church
was decorated with pink and white sweet
peas, ferns and hydrangea blossoms. Mira
Forest Bellows sang 20 Promise Me-"
after which the bridal party entered as
Miss Ruby Corliss played the Lohengrin
march. The ushers were Arthur Houston
Carl Dryer of East Berkshire and Har-
old Clark of Richforde Clarenc Pierce
a college friend acted as best man. maid
of honor, Miss Dorothea Shepard: brides
maids, Miss Pauline Locklin and Miss
Grace Elias. Flower girls. Miss Dorothy
and Miss Doris Stanhope; ring bearer lit
tie Miss Beth Stanhope all cousins of the
bride. train bearer, Miss Lucille Aiken
The bride was dressed in white messaline.
with veil and carried a large bouquet OF
maidens breath and white sweet peas,
and wass given in marriage by her grand
ia ther, The bridesmaids wore light green
messaline dresses and carried pink and
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BAKERSFIELD

Fhe Hon. Calvin II. Blodgett is seri-
ously i'll with heart weakness--V. j.,
Sterling of Boston, who has been pass
ins few days at the Bakersfield
House. has gone to East Northfeld.
Mass.-Mr, and Mrs. j. s. Barr were
in Mansonville, Que, Sunday.-The
Rev. and Mrs. W. w, Smith have gone
for few days visit to Ripton.-Miss
Gertrude Brady has been rendered an
appointment to serve as teacher in
Porto Rico the coming year-Mrs.
Harry DEMO and son Ralph have re-
turned from Jeffersonville.-Mr u. r.
Cowan is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Powers In Richford-Mr and
Mrs. Mark Stevenson and Miss Steven
son have been recent visitors with
Mrs. Frank Start.-Chauncey start is
passing the summer with his grand
parents In Lowell,-Mr and Mrs John
Giddings of Cambridge passed Monday
with Miss May Gddings Mrs. Leach
of King Hill was an over Sunday Wis
itor with Miss Giddings
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ton Pierce's at Lincoln Sunday.-Mrs.
Emma Shields of Buffalo, Miss Nettic
Eiis or Richmond and Mr.. and Mrs John
hingsbury of Waitsfeld were guests at
the nome of II. j. Ellis over tho weekend.
miss Dorothy Ellis is at Lake Iroquois
Tor an outing this week.--A daughter,
Doris Kate, was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Marble, July 29.-Mrs. Agnes Brewster
viii entertain the Home Circle August G
at the hall.-Mrs c. w. Guyette and
daughters Mrs. Howard Stills and Miss
BEETLE Guyette of Waterbury, Conn,
are visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hobart
Norton.-Mrs. Allen Pierce and children
are visiting her sister at Cambridge.
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white sweet peas, the maid of honor wore
a dress of light yellow and carried blue
delpheniums The Rev. F.. NJ. Fuller OF
North Stratford. y. H., presided at tue
wedding ceremony and was assisted by
the Rev. George Pomfrey. pastor of the
church after the wedding a reception was
held at the home of the bride to the i'm
mediate relatives Mr. and Mrs. Wood
ward took the 1927 train for few days
visit among relatives and friends in Bos-
ton and parts Of New Hampshire. after
which they will return to Richford for a
short stay before going to their home In
Bsllston, y. v, where Mr. Woodward has
been engaged as principal Of the junior
senior school in that city. The bride re-
ceved beautiful gifts of silver, china,
money, linen. cutglass pictures and other
articles.-Mss Louise Bellows Of WILL
mington who has been visiting at the
home of her brother Forest Bellows. for
the past four weeks has returned home
Miss Eve White has gone to Fletcher,
where she will visit at the home OF her
aunt, Mrs =. a. kezer.-Miss Mabel Pow
ers of Montreal recently visited at the
home of her father. Il. Fowers.-Mrs. Err
nest Bashaw and two daughters of Bur-
! lington "are visited among relatives and
| friends in town.--Corlss w Golf Of New
tonville. Mass, is visiting at the home
of his sister. Miss Bertha Golf, and other
relatives in this place where he formerly
resided He was accompanied by his son,
| William Golf who recently returned from
service in France. Miss Grace Golf, who
has government position in Washington.
! u. c. is visiting at the home Of her moth
| ers Mrs. n. NJ. Golf.
Mr. and Mrs Stewart NJ. simmons
and son Frank have returned home
| from a visit at the home Of Mrs. Sim
mons brother. George Snyder in New
tonville, Mass.-Mrs. Davis Of Bakers
field 10 visiting at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. Charles H. Coan.-Mrs.
| ]. c. Baker and daughter. Miss Helen
Baker. and granddaughter, Miss Nellie
Chase, who have been visiting at the
homo Of Mrs. Bakers daughter. MrA
Jacob House in Aylmer. Ont. have re-
turned home.-Mr and Mrs. H. A. Dow
ling and two children of St. ALBANIA
visited in this place Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Baker of Sprin efield visit
ed relatives and friends here during
| the past week J. u. Hammond
of Omaha, Neb., visited at the home
! Of Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Comings
last week.-Claire Hopkins of Omaha.
| Neh.. who has been visiting at the
home of his parents. MIR. and Mrs. f.
| Fay Hopkins for the last few weeks.
has returned home. Mrs Hopkins and
little daughter will remain east for
another month. visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ], w. Rowley. in Mont
gomery.-NTiss Catherine Comines and
Miss Helen Cass have gone to Mont
peler for a few days visit among
friends.-Harry Conger of Hartford.
Conn, arrived in town last week to
Join his wife and little daughter who
have been here for few weeks visit
ing among re1a've3 and friends
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HILL WEST

The Misses Della and Carolyn Austin
of West Enosburg are visiting their sis
ter. Mrs. William McGrail.-Mr. and Mrs,
Arthur Mann of Grand Ligne. P. c.,
called on Mr.. and Mrs w. p. Shangraw
last week.-Mr. and Mrs. n. H Rush
ford visited friends in Burlington Sunday.
-Heman Wetherby, who was operated on
last week at he Pratt sanatoriun. is i'm
proving.-Mr and Mrs. w. P. Gngras
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rochfort with
Madame Selma Rochfort called on friends
in Richford Sunday,-Nfiss Hazel Sylvester
is the guest of her cousins. Sylvia and
Albina Sylvester. in Montgomery Center.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Domino and Howard
Domino with Thomas McGrail as chauf-
feur motored to ST. Adams to visit
Madame Domino, who is in the hospital.
Mrs. Frank Wetherby is much improved.
News has been received of the birth
Of a son to Mr.. and Mrs. John McGrail
Of Berkshire July 23.
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GEORGIA..

e. :. Carter of Medford. Mass, is the
guest Of the Rev and Mrs. G. 4. Emery.
Miss Kathryn Howard has returned
from Essex Junction, where she visited
relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gokey of
Springfield, Mass. are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs Frank Lasher,-Mr. and Mrs.
cyrus Cove of Crescent City Florida, are
visiting relatives in town. They made
the trip by automobile lnez Patton
Of Richford spent the weekend with
Miss Sadie Wilber-Miss Lepha Abel OF
Burlington was a recent guest of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. &. 4. Abell.-Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Wheeler of Mortified
recently visited friends in town. Mrs
Wheeler will he remembered here ms
Miss Gladys CARBOHYDRATES Helen
Johnson of Brattlehoro is the guest of
Miss sadie Wilber.-The Ladies' Aid
society met with Mrs. Frank Lasher Jul.
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WILLISTON

Mrs. Tllley is the guest of her sis
ter Mrs. Tiras Isham.-The Rev. n.
G.. Banks returned from his vacation last
week His sister. who has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Banks the past week, re-
turned to his home in New York State
Tuesday.-Quite a number of the farmers
finished haying last week. and others will
finish this week, leather permitting
John Prentice of New York State visited
his niece, Mrs. Alison Bradley. a few days
ago.-Mrs. George r. Whitney and son,
Donald. from Burlington spent three days
of last week as guests Of her grand
mother, Mrs James II. Bryant, returning
to her home last Saturday night.-Levi
Metcaf of tnderhill is making Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Metcalf a visit OF a week or
two.-Mr. Wiggin of Maiden. Mass. lis the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Metcalf this
week
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CHARLOTTE

"A desperate attempt to burglarize the
bme Of William McGee was made
thursday night. Entrance was made by
rcing the screen to one of the windows.
r. McCiee luckily being aroused by the
)und grabbed his revolver and flash
eht and stepped out in the kitchen
here the would-be burglar fed with
F IT having secured any booty. Some
hrd looking characters pass here daily
nd householders would do we'll to see
hat their homes are safely locked
3-illiam Hare. who has been In France
nth the A. e. F. for two years. has
Deceived an honorable discharge and re-
frned to his home here last week We'd
Psday---George f.. Edgerton. foreman for
he n. f. T. & T. Co.. with a gang Of
ben. is repairing the trunk line of the
|bmpany between Burlington and Rut-
Ind.
|re from the summer kitchen stovepipe
tuesday. burning the el part. The goods
Fere all moved out The main part of
be house was saved and att the barns.
| L. B. Mcneil is serving on jury in Bur-
|ngton.-Miss Emma Leavenworth is
listing il wnooslti.-Elmer Whaley.
| NO Is at ille TitlNitl IIcspitci loi
h operation for appendicitis. expects to
eturn home this week. A number from
he French school at Middlebury spent
art of the afternoon and had supper
Fith Mr.. and Mrs, !. F. Ramsey. Satur-
|ay.-J. j. Quinlan has bought the land
prmerly owned by the Mary Fletcher
|osiptal, consisting Of over 400 acres.-Mr.
Rowland. former missionary to Japan,
Fho is spending the summer in Middle
Jury. will speak of his experiences at the
|unday evening service.--W. n. Root.
pho is at the Mary Fletcher hospital for
In operation. Is doing we'll and is expect
h home in a week.
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SWANTON

The funeral of William Ladue was
Largely attended Wednesday July %
He was cs years old and had been III but
short time of spinal meningitis. For
year and half. the young man had
been superintendent of the New York
Air Brake company of WATERFOWL y. Y.
He was born in Swanton and had spent
most of his life here having large circle
of friends.-Earl Greene, a native Of
Swanton and "A resident here through his
youth. who has been in the L. s. army
for twenty-one years, has been given
charge Of the mess department of the
Walter Reed hospital in Washington, y.
{. He will be called upon to feed 3oN1
patients, nurses and attendants, of whom
about 1000 We're soldiers wounded or
incapacitated In France.
Mrs. F. $. Roberts and son of Rutland,
are guests of Mrs. Roberts sister. Mrs.
E. K. Lape.--Lee Butterfleld, who has
been visiting his mother has returned to
his home at Norwich. Conn.-Mrs. II. II.
Hoyt of Windsor Conn, is visiting AT her
former home here.-Miss Margaret Wall
has finished her training at the st.
Adams hospital and will remain for a
short time before resumng her work.
Miss katherine Miner. who has been
with her mother for two weeks has re-
turned to Attleboro. Mass.-Mrs. James
Martindale is visiting friends in Montreal
before going to her new home In Flint,
Mich.-Mrs. Lewis Hogle is passing a two
weeks vacation with friends in Montreal.
MIR and Mrs. F. II. Brown start Thurs
day on an automobile trip to Mt. Clemens,
Mich.-The nine boys from the Browning
school in New York, who are in camp
at Potpie hill, went Tuesday on trip
to Franklin pond returning Wednesday.
F, d. Lapelle has been confined to the
house for several days with a severe
bilious attack.-Miss Lucy Howard, who
is head nurse at the Cook County hospi-
tai at Chicago, is the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Laura Howard .-Tmothy
Tobin has returned from "A months visit
with relatives in proctor.-The junior
school baseball team defeated the Hotel
Champlain team on well contested
game, Wednesday. The return game will
be played Saturday afternoon.
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RICHMOND

Cards have been received in town an
nouncing the betrothal of Miss Margaret
Cromwell Converse and Prn. Eugene II
Clowse. Mr. Clowse has been principal of
the high school here for the past four
years and is to return in the fal.-Mss
Dema Bostwick of Dorchester, Mass, is
spending her vacation at the Richmond
Hotel.-Mrs. Josephine Paradee is visit
ing in Burlington. the guest Of her daugh-
ter Mrs. Arthur ProulX.-Miss Leonore
Treat Of Pittsford is visiting friends in
town-Miss Ruth Sayles. who teaches in
Alstead. y. H.. and who has been at
tending a summer school at Northampton
Mass. is al the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Stanton Sayles.-Supt Edward
l.. Clark of Orwell was a recent visitor in
town.-Word has been received of the
birth of a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Simmons Of Boston, July 25.-The Rev
and Mrs. st. Claire of Port Henry. y. Y.
were recent guests of Mrs. st. Claire S
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Richardson
Clement Proulx of Burlington recently
returned from overseas, ia the guest Of his
cousin. Stewart Rugg.-Miss Leonore Zero
who has been at Camp Devens as a Red
Cross nurse, has received her discharge
and Is visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
MIS- a u, buley.-MTS. wesley Berry anu
Miss Nellie Henley spent the weekend
on Mt. Mansfield.-Mrs. G. A. Edwards
and daughter, Harriet, are the guests
of MIR and Mrs. Austin Chandler at their
cottage at Lake Sunapee.--Mr, ana Mrs
John F. O'Bryne of New York city have
returned home after visiting at the home
of Mr. O'Byrne's father. p. O'Byrne
Mrs. Fairbanks of Randolph has beer
J visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
] Ernest Fish.
! Scripps-Booth car owned by Mel
son Cadaract was destroyed by fire Fri
day evening on the Essex road.-Mrs
Gray of Barre has been visiting at the
/ home of Mr., and Mrs. Stanton Sayles-
Miss PatnOde of Morrisville was the
/ guest of Miss Caroline Clark over Sun.
/ day.. W. Smith and Henry Piche o!
/ Bridgeport Conn, are visiting at tho
/ home of Mrs. Smiths parents. Mr. and
| Mrs. Solomon Green.-The Louise N
! Smiley Circle of the Kings Daughters
! will not meet during the month Of
: AuCust.-Oscar tlrich left Monday night
for Boston-Sister Cannon of Lawrence
! Mass, is in town visiting her brother
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Cannon
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EAST SHELBURNE.

The Progressive Agricultural club is
to meet AT the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. I. G..
Elliott Friday evening. A special pro-
gram has been prepared.-Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Lake of Concord. y. H., were re-
cent guests at Walter Suttons.-Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Parker and daughter of
New Haven were at L. c. Elliotts Mon
day.-Madame Waller. who has been
quite ILL., is better.-Elmcr Slocum and
sons and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sutton
attended the funeral of Mrs. Hall in Will
liston Sunday.
There will be service at the Sutton
schoolhouse on Sunday afternoon at 2:3O
O'Clock with preaching by the Rev. Mr..
Brush
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WEST ENOSBURG.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Maynard, July 25.-Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Mouiton and little son passed a few days
last week at the home of Mrs. Moulton's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Chaffee.-Mrs,
NJ. l.. Hubbel, Miss Katherine Hubbell
and Mark Hubbel were in East Richford
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Murrey and daugh-
ters Doris and Dula Of East Berkshire,
recently visited at the home of Henry
Thomas.-Mrs. NJ l.. Hubbell, Miss
Katherine Hubbell and Mark Hubbell
passed the weekend in Springfield. Miss
Hubbel will pass a few days in that
place before returning to Washington. d.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Libby and Mr. and
Mrs A. b. Chapple have returned from
an automobile trip through the mount aims
of New Hampshire.-The Married Peo-
pies club was delightfully."- entertained
by Mr. and Mrs. Judge Gardyne at their
summer home at Lake Carmi Tuesday
evening The Rev. Mr.. Pierson of Rhode
Island preached at the Baptist Church
Sunday.-The many friends of the Rev.
Mr.. Allen are sorry to learn of his i'll
ness at his fathers in Coaticook. Que,
where he is taking his vacation. Harvey
and James Newcity have returned to
Bristol, Conn.
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town.-Chester A. Newton has received
an honorable discharge from the navy
and is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. g. Newton.--The Misses Glenna
and Thelma Phelps have returned from
several weeks visit with their broth
ers in Richmond.-Mr and Mrs. w NJ.
Randall have gone on an automobile trip
to Schenectady, n. Y, and other places.
Mrs. Kate Laramy has returned from n
visit in tnderhill.-J. A. Kennedy has
been i'll. hut is able to he out again
Mrs. George Minckler is spending n few
days in Burlngton.-Miss Laura Kennedy
is suffering with a sprained ankle.-Jos-
lyn Minckler is visiting his uncle Romeo
Minckler, at Grand Isle
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BINGHAMVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Ryan have returned
home from Hardwick-W. \. Wetherbee
was in Belvidere Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Rugg and little grand
daughter. Ella May Munson, of Jeffer-
sonvlle visited Mr. and Mrs l.. n. Scott
Sunday-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tedford
were called to st. Adams Monday by the
death of their nephew. Ray Bellus.-Mrs
NJ F.. Brewster and children, Reid and
Rosemary. are in jericho, the guests OF
Mrs. Brewster parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Cady.-Mrs. Fred Hurlhurd and son
Roland. of St Adams are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Hunt.--Mrs Anna
Holmes and Louis Minor were in st
Adams Wednesday to attend the funeral
of Ray Bellus
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MILTON BORO

Bessie Gonyeau spent the Weekend at
In. r. Bullock's.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Luman were in this place July T.-Mil-
|dred Evarts was In this place Sunday
Mrs. Thomas Shean returned to her home
lin St Adams Saturday.-Mrs. Maud
Houghs boon and Mrs, Lester Eaton and
daughter Bertha, are AZ the home OF
|C. T.. White.-Mrs. John Cameron was in
Burlington July G-Mr. and Mrs. Hobar,
Richards were at home from their wor,
at Burlington over Sunday.-Mrs~ Ebe,
Coon is with her sister Mrs. Mortimer
Reynolds Preston is visiting in this
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JERICHO.

Funeral obsequies Cor Ira Calvin Morse
Jericho were observed Thursday July
4, the Rev. William Cashmere Official
ing. There was prayer at the home
i 1870 followed by services at the Con-
Fregational Church at two o'clock and
|urial In the family lot, The church SER
non consisted of two selections Jesus
over Of My Soul" and Face to Face"
rendered by members of the choir, read
hg of scripture. prayer and fitting words
Il tribute by the pastor to the memory
e the deceased. There was a large gath
ring of relatives, neighbors and friends.
The bearers were Clarence and Martin
Powell, Ira f. Morse, Josie Leach, neph-
We. G. Herbert Hutchinson and George
Woodruff. The casket was covered with
lowers, the gifts of relatives and friends.
church and Sunday school. Ira G. Morse
was born In Underhill April IL. 14s and
had attained the age of Il years He
moved to Jericho in early manhood and
had attended the Congregational church
Continuously for a period of as or ~
years and had been deacon and trustee
Tor many years. His marriage to Sophia
Williams occurred November l. 1870 She
HE'D in 1850. On December II. 1885, he
was married to Marcia Rogers. who sur
Wives him. Mr.. Morse was lister of the
own for many years, and will he remem-
pered as an industrious and upright citi-
zen. Mr.. Morse, the youngest Of the Cal
vim Morse family, is survived by one
sister. Mrs. NJ. J. Wilbur Of Portland,
Oregon.
Mrs. Frank Howe was Sunday visitor
ht the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Morgan in Burlington.-Mrs. Sarah Peass
pf Burlington is visiting at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. l.. c. Rice for few days.
Mr.. Terril, who has been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. LOOMS Terril the past few
weeks, started for his home in Minnesota
Monday.-Mrs. Walker, who has been
very i'll, ia able to ride out.--Miss LA
Brigham, who has been visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Warlaw
ht St. Adams, has returned home.-Mrs
Hattie Otis and daughter. Annie Putnam,
who have been visiting friends and rela-
tives in Cambridge the past few days
have returned home.-Little Mary Ward
law, who has been visiting her grand
parents, for few weeks has returned
home to st, Albans,-Master Roland
Paige and friend who have been visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leighto
r. Rice, for a few days. have returned
to st. Albans-Mrs. Montague of New
York arrived al the home of her son,
Hurd Montague, Monday where she will
visit for few days.-Mr. and Mrs. j. f..
Krewet were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs George Harris at
Camp Rich. Milton.