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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-11
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OBITUARY
Kathleen Rernice Hauk. daughter
of John and Marie Hauk. born May IL.
1919. departed this lie at g. p NJ
Thursday. Nov. 6. 1919. age mos
8 wks and days.
She was OF br!Tht and SUNNI. dis
position and brought much happiness
in the home she ca me to brighten. she
was a patient little sufferer, though
her sufferings were OF short duration,
she being sick onlv four days. yet her
suffering was intense.
She leaves TO mourn her loss father.
mother and twin sister. Catherine
Ruth. beside host of relatives and
friends.
A precious one from us has gone.
A voice we loved Is sti!led:
A place Is vacant IN our homo
Which never can be filled.
God in His wisdom has recalled
The boon his love has given,
And tho the bodv sIunbers here.
TIL" soul Is safe in heaven.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to
cur many friends, ne!ghbors, the MIN
,ater doctor and the undertaken for
the manv kind acts the" rendered ana
tho manv beautiful flowers thev sent
during the sickness and death % our
beloved DAUGHTER. Kathleen Eerntce.
Mr. AND MRS John HACk
MRS. +. B. HACK
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PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned will sell at public
auction, one mile west of Greensboro.
Ind, on the kushIuan farm. on
Thursday, November l>3, 1919
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MILLER, EBERT & co.

ONE CLOSED TOPIC model SO Over.
land. one five passenger car. Lyons
s2s Main Street
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GEORGIA.

Miss Grace Bragg has returned to her
school in Haverhil, Mass.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Howard have returned from
Philadelphia where they visited relatives
-Sabin Abel is passing his vacation in
Randolph Center.-Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Abel have returned to Randolph Center
Mrs Abel, who has been i'll with infuen-
"a, is greatly improved.-Miss Francese
Harris has entered the Gale hospital at
HaVcrhill, Mass, for nurses training. -
Walter Minckler, a student at the Vail
school of Agriculture, has been visiting
his mother, Mrs. George Emery.-Wel-
lington Bragg has received his discharge
from the army and is at his home here.
Corporal Lucius L. Perry of this town
and Miss Elizabeth Sweeney of St. AL
bans Bay were married at the Methodist
parsonage in St. Adams, December a.
Corporal Perry has recently returned
from overseas and is stationed at Camp
Dix but expects to receive his discharge
in the near future.-Carl Reynolds has
received his discharge from the army
and has returned to his home here
There are several new cases of influenza
in town but on the whole the situation
is greatly improved.
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low, has come to the home Of his brother.
James Il. Houston for the rest of the
winter.-Mrs. w. Y. Demeritt ls having n
serious tine with a felon on one finger
Clifton Mccormack of the HOLY Cross
College at Worcester, Mass, mas passed
two days at r. S. Boardmans this week
Mrs. l.. s. Macutchan went to BurJine
ton Monday to visit Mr.. Macutcben at tho
Fanny Allen hospital.-Mrs. A. +. Grant
OF Rutland has come to pasa a few
weeks with Mrs Almira Slayton. Mrs
Slayton's sister. Mrs. Jane Howe. who
has been with her for some time, has re-
turned to Rutland.--Mrs. Weltha Church.
III, who was taken seriously i'll Tuesday
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. T. G..
Benson was more comfortable Wednes-
day. Mrs. Lizzie Benson is caring for her
Mrs. B. T. Stebbns and two children
are Ill at their home on Brush hiIl.-Niss
Elsie Stebbins, formerly of stowe was
married December % to Frank l.. Parker
of Lynn. Mr. and Mrs. Parker will reside
I'm Claremont, n. II. Mrs. Parker's moth
cr's mother, Mrs. Cynthia Stebbins and
sister. Miss Elsie, reside in Lynn.--Miss
Muricl Pike gave d New Years party
Tuesday evening Of her home on Main
street to eight of her young friends. Re-
freshments were served and the old
year was watched out and the new year
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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officers and organizations of the church.
All are invited, who are in any way in
terested in the church and it activities.
--Rublee' : hall was filled to its utmost
capacity on Christmas eve for the COM
munity Christmas tree. The hall was
tastcfuly decorated with evergreen and
Christmas red. The boys of the Beaver
class making several trips to the woods
to secure the abundance of evergreen
The FIRST part of the program was a
pageant. Little Town Of Bethlehem.
This was followed by a play, Santa's
Predcament. There was a duet by the
Stetson children and \ chorus by the
primary children. Santa Claus put in his
appearance and distributed the gifts. On
behalf of the committee Mr.. Price wishes
to thank all, who contributed in any
way to the success of this affar-NIrs,
Frank Jenne and children have gone to
Boston. where they will make their home
In the future with her father. Mr.. Cham
berlain.-Henry Leahy is confined to the
house by illncss.-A family gathering of
the Smith family was held at the home
of Mrs. T.. E, Smith. New Years day
y watch night party was held at the
home Of the Rev. and Mrs. w, II. Price.
A cottage prayer meeting was held at
the parsonage Thursday evening. Roy
La Fountain was operated on for appen-
dctis al Maple Park san3tarium. Enos-
burg Falls decentralization Sykes, who
has been i'll the past month, is much i'm
proVed.-E. f, Young is passing the
holidays with his carbohydrates
Lougey is ill-Susic CURLY, who has been
very i'll with pneumonia, is recovering.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

officers for tho year 1919 in the Sunday
school are Superintendent, II. H. Cham
berlin, assistant superintendent, y. Il.
Thomas; secretary, Marion Gilbert; treas
urer, c. A. Dewifig' choriuter $. II. Whit
man; librarian -ldthryn Gilbert.-Mrs. r.
H. Gilbert, the MissesM arion and Kath-
ryn Gilbert, Aida and Ada Guthrie are i'll
of influenza. The family of NJ. BENJAMIN
are also ill.--Mr. and Mrs. r. p. Olmstead
were at T.. NJ. Olmstead's Sunday.-The
Ladies' Aid dinner has been postponed
because of so much ilness.-Ruth, the
three and n half months old daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Middle Banjamin died
Christmas interment was made Friday
with brief services at the grave conduct
ed by the Rev. G. G. MaCdonald.-lI. NJ.
Glidden was visitor at H. G. Glidden's
Sunday--Mr. and Mrs. T.. G. Hammond
returned Saturday from Rutland.-O. r.
Bridge was at Newport last week to at
tend the funeral of nephew. He also
visited his daughter at Sheldon Springs
Sunday
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Grand Isle County.
SOUTH HERO.

Mrs. Frank Wright has returned from
Worcester, Mass, where she was called
because 'of the illness of her brother,
Vernon Wilcox.-Willard Larrow passed
the holidays in Londonderry.-Mrs. Lii
liam Rowell of Brighton, Mass, will leave
to-day for Bellows Falls, where she will
visit her sister, Mrs. Richardson-D. r.
Wadsworth has returned to Potsdam, N
Y.-Miss Bessie Rhinehart, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Harold Ellis
worth, has returned to Malone. N. Y
Lee Fletcher of Norwich University is
spending the holidays with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Fletcher.-Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Mcbride of Weybridge, Mass,
are visiting the formers mother, Mrs
James McBride.-Ralph F'iield is home
from the training school at Burlington
The young people of this town who at
tend Montpelier Seminary came home
for the holidays.--Alla Wadsworth has
gone to Johnson.-Mrs. Fifield and sor
tiske are reported better.-Dr. McDon.
ough, OF Plattsburgh, came yesterday tc
attend Mr.. Fiheld, who Is seriously ILL.,
Harold Ellsworth is spending a few days
in Burlington.-Mrs. John E. Wadswortf
has been visiting friends in Burlington
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Trouville will soor
leave for their home in Norfolk, Va
Catherine Robinson, who teaches in Lud
low, Is home for the holiday vacation
Ala Wadsworth spent Christmas witt
her father at Keeler's Bay.-Every schoo
| in town is closed because of influenza. =
| Many of The sick are improving. Tn,
condition Of o. w. Fineld remains ser
ip,ig
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PROFESSIONALLY

Mrs. Ezra See1ey, an aged resident OF
this place for many years. died at her
home after lingering illness Friday
afternoon The funeral services were
held at the house Sunday afternoon with
interment in the village cemetery. She
leaves. besides her husband, one son and
five daughters, with many friends that
she had won by her quiet, loyal ways
The Rev w. II. Gould officiated.-
who died in action IN France August rs,
memorial services for Nelson Burnor.
were held at the church Sunday morning
at 1890 and were well attended. Four
returned boys acted as pail bearers,
Howard Wilson, Donald Hawley, Law
renee Polander and Neal Carpenter.
The Rev. r. r. Hyde oficiated and
music was furnished by I. NJ. Powell,
the Misses Leach and Hyde and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Lease--Hazel and Doris
Tucker we're In Burlington Saturday.
o. w. Holmes has been very III the last
week.--Raleigh jacques and Emma
Bushey we're married Christmas. Mrs
Martin Powell of Jericho was an over
Sunday visitor with friends here.-Mr.
and Mrs. j. A. Waterman of Burlingto on
we're in town last week to help Mrs.
Waterman's parents arrange for their
moving to Burlington to reside.-Rela-
tives from this place were in Burlington
Sunday to attend the funeral of the wife
of Bert Bean, who were former residents
here.-The Monday session of schools in
town were sadly interrupted by the late
arrival of the mail train, which was de -
rallied between here and Burlington
Logging operations began fun blast
Monday evening with the heavy fall of
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BELVIDERE CENTER

PostoffiCe inspector ". G, Irish, of
Burlington, was in this place last week.
-Marcello Potter. who Is attending school
in Canada, is at home for the holidays
Arthur Tluroy Is moving into T. t..
Tracy's housc.--W. e. Davis is in Bos-
ton for n few days.--EuEcne Jaclman,
who has worked for the +. L. Co. for
some time past, has rcturnc to his home
in Boston.-A =. Brown and Dick Nc
Gocllin are spending Christmas in Swan
ton and St Albans.--Roger McCuiu was
taken Dec. q to the Fanny Alien hos
pital for an operation for appendicitis.
F l.. Girard, who works in jefferson
willie, spent Christmas at home.
Mrs. Ada Potter is ill-W. T.. Davis
has returned homo from Roston.-Mr
and Mrs Morton Thomas of Sherbrooll
p @, has been visiting j. o. Thomas
Miss Evelyn Thomas has gone to Coven-
try to teach,--Mary Heuchey, an aged
lady, died last Friday at the home of hel
daughter Mrs. William Barry, and was
buried Monday at Montgomcry.-Dich
McGookin has gone to the hospital tc
have a cancer removed from his lip
Myron Potter, who enlisted in the navy
last spring. is at home on q furough, -
Guy McCuin, who has been i'll with in.
huenza and pneumonia in Burlington. il
better, and was able to come HON,
TucSJDy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-02
WESTFIELD.

Mrs. w H. MacFarlane received news
Saturday of tn, death of a sister In Mon
treal, too late for her to attend the fun
eral. John Hamilton of New York came
the middle Of this month to spend q few
weeks with his sister, Mrs. Joseph God
dard. Mrs. Joseph Goddard went to st.
Johnsbury last week to spend a few days
with her daughter. Mrs. Green, over
Christmas. and Harry Gray OF
Waterbury were Christmas guest of their
brother, Maurice Gray.-Monday Herbert
Longley, and George Recor Of Lowell
took the early train for Northampton.
Mass. to visit their former towneman Fred
Curtis and family.-The Woodmon have
bought the old Congregational Church
building for a hall and are planning 10
refit 1t for dance and amusement hall.
Last Sunday w. II. Macfarlane led the
singing with clarinet.Mr. and Mrs Guy
George of MansonviIe, Can, came to
spend the week end with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. W. Bailey.-Miss Marion
Young of Lowell was quest Of Miss Ella
Grace Miller the last of the Week.-Mrs.
Mary West returns to Stanatead Canada
| college this week after a 10 days vacation
Miss Laura Miller returned to Boston and
| Carl Miller to camp Devens Sunday
There was $50 raised for the Red Cross
| membership
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Orleans County.
LOWELL.

Pvt. Frank Wheeler has returned to
New York after spending a few days
furlough at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Collins.-Edgar Coolidge has sold
his farm to Arthur Diette and will soon
move to the farm that he purchased Of
Mrs. Frank Martn.-Mr and Mrs. H.
@. knight of Westmore visited her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carter. and
friends last week.--Marjorie Bundy of
this town and Morris Decker of Or
leans were married Friday ut the
Catholic Church by the Rev. j. l.. La
blanc.-Alvah Bellrose is visiting friends
in Irasburg and Albany this Week.-Mrs.
danes, Emma Winget of Sherbrook, p.
G., Cora Day of Albany and Lizzie Hol-
brook of Irasburg were recently visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. kelly.-Bernice
Winget, who is teaching in Craftsbury.
spent the week end with her parents
Mrs. Eric Farman is home from Barton.
"A was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward F. Rhodes, December 29.-Urban
Livingston of Newport has received his
discharge from Baltimore and was a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kelly
from Friday until Monday.-Floyd Stan
nard of North Troy is at the home of his
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Saw
yer-Mrs. Frank Martin is moving to
her house on the kemtonvllle road.
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ISLE LA NOTE

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Menard are Ill
with infiuenxa---All the students attend
ing the different high schools have re-
turned to their studies after the Christ
mas vacation.-The remains of Arthur
Carson OF New York city. who died of
pneumonia following influenza, were
brought here for burial. requiem high
mas was sung. the Rev. Norbert La
Chance officiating, interment was in St
Joseph's cemetery. He leaves to mourn
his loss, his wife. a son, Arthur, and
daughter, Edith.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Fleury Of Burlington have been guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Fleury. The
Misses Grace, Mamie and Katie Early
OF Burlington spent Christmas with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Early
Mrs II. II. Skeels is visiting her brother,
Jessie Holcombe, of Rouses Point, n. Y.
Miss Beatrice Houghton is home from
Canton. N. Y.-Mrs. Mary King and
daughter. Katie, have returned to Bur-
lington after spending a few days in
town.-Mrs. George King. who has been
Ill with influenza, Is able to be about the
house.--Mrs. Anna Loop of Essex juno
ton is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary
Hearst.
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EAST FAIRFIELD

The condition of Harry Morey, who has
been Ill of influenza, is improved. Lewis
Nolan died at his home Friday forenoon
at eight o'clock, of pneumonia following
influenza. The funeral was held at Bakers
field, Monday forenoon at ten
o'clock.-Paul Nickel died at his home
Christmas at two o'clock of pneumonia
following influenza. The funeral was held
at his home and the burial was in the
Egypt cemetery. The Rev. A b. Ross
officiating Miss Louise Leland ia visit
ing in Johnson.-Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bruhn
of Montreal were recent visitors at the
home of Dr. Patten.-Miss Florence
Pomeroy, who passed Christmas at her
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WATERyILLE

The funeral of Mrs, Sarah QIitchcock)
Patterson, widow of William Patterson,
who died of a shock, was held at her
late home in Watervillo. She was 65
years old She is survived by seven
children. Mgs. Matthew Mcclure of
Bethel, Mrs. Irving Patterson of Fairfax.
Joseph Patterson of st, Adams. Mrs. T..
d. Leach, Mrs. Nancy Montgomery, Mrs.
Archie Erwin and !. Il. Patterson of
this place. She is also survived by one
sister and four brothers. Among those
from out of town to attend the funeral
were Mrs. Mcclure and son from Bethel,
Mr.. and Mrs Irving Patterson of Fairfax,
Joseph Patterson of st, Adams, Ralph
Patterson and Mr., and Mrs. Dolph Perrie
of Fairfield and Rufus Hitchcock from
Springfield, Mass. The interment was in
tho family lot at Binghamville,--The Rev.
and Mrs. George c. Wescott visited rela-
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MORRISVILLE

Nat J.. Wheeler of ottawa, "A Nor
risvillec resident of years ago. has been
passing a few days at the home of his
sister, Mrs y. b. Nunson. while visit
ing former friencds here.-Iicut. Lloyd G.
Robinson left Monday evening on his re-
turn to Camp Devens after a few days'
leave of absence with his family.-Mrs.
W. W. Combs of st. Johnsbury was n
weekend guest Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. 5. 3. Morey.-Nliss Nan Wombell re
turned Saturday evening from few
days stay in Boston with her sister and
husban. Mr. and Mrs. w. Hamilton Hope.
Miss Mary Bailey. who is employed in
the munitions works at Springfield, Mass.
is passing the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Bixby.
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HYDE PARK.

The Row. Mr.. MERCER was the recip-
tent of $40 as a Christmas gift from his
parishoners.-A number of her
young friends were DELIGHTFULLY."- enter
tanned by Miss Annie Badger last Satur-
day evening, the occasion being her
brthday.-T'he annual "evcry member
canvass for the Congregational CHURCH
will take place next Sunday afternoon
The Ladies' Aid gave supper
at the congregational Church Tuesday
evening. Lieut.. Gov. Hulburd repre-
sented Vermont at the welcome of the
feet at New York.-Mrs. Il. w HUI
bury is spending q few weeks with
her daughters in New York and New
,Jerscy.-Miss Tillotson of ST. Johns
bury has entered as Il clerk in G.. S
Pages office-Thomas Finnegan has
been out of the bank the past few days
on account of illness.
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JOHNSON

Miss Josie Drown of North Hyde Park
is a guest of Mrs. u. A. Barrows for u
few days.--Edith Leslie returned Friday
morning to her school in Richford where
she is teaching.-Professor Harold Fuller
and two children Of Hardwick was re-
cent visitor at his mothers Mrs. J. X
Fuller, the children remaining to make
a longer visit.-Mss Florence Douglass
and Lou Fullngton returned to Peacham
saturday to resume their teaching after
passing Christmas week with friends in
town-Everett Leslie went to Montpelier
Monday, where he is attending school,
Wilbur Barrows has returned to his col
lege work at Middebury.
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home here. has returned to st. Albans.-
Miss Elizabeth Brennan of burlington
is visitor in town. Francis Ducharme
who has been i'll of influenza is able to
be out.-Leon Monahan of Morrisville
passed Christmas at his home here
James Manahan was a recent visitor in
st. Albans.-Philip Branon of Burlington
Is a visitor In town.-Miss Helen Bailey
is visiting in St. Albans.-Ralph Car
penter is visiting in Boston--Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Rooney of Enosburg are guests at the
home of T.. ]. Miner.--Harold Hale is ser
iously i'll of influenza.-Fay Loukes of
Hghgate Is a visitor in town
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-02
FAIRFAX.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Christian Endeavor will be held Saturday
evening with the Rev. and Mrs. Sander
son. Each member is asked to bring n
pound of something which will be sold
for the benefit of the society.-The Rev
\. II. Webb is confined to the house by
illness and was unable to preach, Mrs
A. II, Webb filled his place.-Mrs. r. c.
Leach and two sons of East Georgia are
passing few days with her mother, Mrs.
T. t. Marvin.-Mrs. y. o. Learned has
been spending few days in st. Adams
with her daughter. Mrs. a. Bleumchasett
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. J.. Butler of St. Adams
spent Christmas with his parents, Mr.
End Mrs. II. a. Butler.-Miss Ruth Butler
Is at home from Johnson for a two weeks
vacation.-IIarold Corners and Fred
Warren have been passing a few days
in town.-The Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church served
their annual chicken pie dinner in the
vestry of the church Wednesday noon
January HAIRY Hunt of Pelham
Bay n. Y, is passing few days with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hunt
The telephone central Is moved to the
home of Mrs. Mayo Despart. There was
no break in the service.
The Red Cross society has received
the new quota of work and will meet
this afternoon with Mrs a. B. Beeman
Mrs. Alice Emery has gone to Barre
whore she will pass the remainder of tn,
winter with her sister Miss Mary
Wheeler, who is teaching there.-Mrs
Ardelle Stone from the southern part 81
the state is visiting her parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. |. Depatie.-The union mission
study class will meet Monday evenint
with Mrs. A. r. Beeman.-Mr. and Mrs
II, f.. Leach spent Christmas in Yer
gennes with their children, Howard
Leach and Mrs. Cota.-Sevtral teacher
and pupils are i'll with influenza Mis-
Nellie Cherrier has been substitutin,
for Miss Terney
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WEST BERKSHIRE

Christmas exercises, with trees, we're
held at the church Christmas eve under
the direction of Miss Genev!eve Emo
Mrs. 6. a. Hull spent Christmas at her
home IN East Fairfield--C. G. Hull Is III
with pne umonia.-Mr and Mrs. Ivan
Tibbots have moved to L. 4. Mosier'a
farm.-Mrs. w. M. Armstrong had the
misfortune to fall and break one arm a
few days aEo.--Schools in town were
closed for week. vacation. The win
ter term opened Monday with Miss
Genev1eve Emo and Mrs. Ada Kerr as
teachers. Miss Bertha Jones is at home
from Brattleboro for the Christmas vaca-
ton.
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CRAFTSBURy.

The 1o-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Walker, who was taken to the
Fanny Allen hospital and underwent
serious operation for appendicitis is re-
ported as doing well.--Dr Mckinley, Of
the State hospital at Waterbury, has
been spending n few days with his sis
ter, Mrs. Blanche Mckinley, whose
mother, Mrs. Uric, is very i'll at her
home-Mrs. Eta Merchant and Barbara
Daverson returned to Morrisville Satur
day to take up their work in the Peoples
Academy, Mrs Nina Wheeler, who
was very i'll last week with influenza, is
much improved.-Lena Clark, who is
taking teachers training in Castleton,
came home for the holidays.-Lucian
Emery came from Lowell, Mass. for hte
holiday vacation.-Harry Emery came
Tuesday for Christmas and returned
Saturday to Portsmouth where he has
a postion-Mrs. Emery and son. Clar-
ence. are much improved from their
illness of last week.-Fred Bailey re-
turned to Boston Thursday few
new cases of influenza are reported this
week.-Alden Twiss is i'll with jaundice.
Tho remains of David Wylie were
brought here Saturday from Melrose.
Mass, and placed in the village cemetery.
The remains were accompanied by his
wife, Mrs. Cora Allen Wylie. and daugh-
ter and a brother from Massachusetts.
The funeral was held Saturday at his
former home in the east part of the
town, the Rev. c. c. Adams and c. y.
Pierce officiating. Mrs Wylie and daugh-
ter will remain for the present with her
sisters, Mrs. Sawyer and Mrs. Lathe, at
the Lathe home.-Mrs. Ethel Green is i'll
with asthma. Flora Warehouse has re-
turned to her home at Fred Green's.