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MONKTON RIDGE

f. Il. Meader, respected citizen and
lifelong resident of Monkton, peacefully
passed away Friday evening, January "a,
after years Illness with tuberculosis
Frank Emerson Meader, son of the late
William and Elizabeth (Huntoon) Meader,
was born in Monkton, March s, 1867. On
January 16, 1896, he married Edna Shv-
erette Of Monkton. He Is survived by his
wife, whose devotion in ministering to his
every need Is worthy OF mention; and four
children. Ralph. Clyde, Rex and Ruth.
He also leaves a sister, Mrs. z. 1. Garrow
of Bristol, and a brother. Charles S. of
Boston. Especially will his loss be felt in
the home. where he was always kind
and indulgent father and devoted hus-
band. With unusual patience ready wit,
and cheerfuness during his long illness,
he helped to keep up the spirits of those
about him. His readiness and willing
ness to meet the great beyond will be a
| cherished memory and inspiration to the
many left to mourn. The funeral serv-
ices, held from his late home, Monday
afternoon, at one o'clock, were largely
attended, the Rev. Edwin j. Meader of
| Starksboro officiating, assisted by the
Rev. J. e. Ransome. The bearers were d.
H. Cox, j. +. Butler. F. d. Tracy and j.
w. Thomas. 1nterment was in the Ridge
cemetery. Among those from away to at
, tend the services were Mr.. and Mrs. E. 1.
Garrow. d. j. Shiverette and daughter of
Bristol; Dewey Shiverette and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Morrill, Of Starksboro; Frank
Huntoon of Wallngford, Mr.. and Mrs
Albert St. Peter and Frank Manore OF
Charlotte and c. s. Meader Of Boston.
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N. Y, was srecently elected president
of the Buffalo Chamber of Commerce.
Mr. Botsford. who Is a member of the
law firm of Botsford, Tytle, Mitchell q
Albro. Is n Vergennes boy and a broth
er of Cyrus Botsford, n prominent farm
err of this place. He is a graduate or
the Vergennes high school and of Mid
dlebury College-H. w. Day Is load
ing several loads of hay which he pur-
chased of parties in Ferrisburg and
which he will ship to the New York
market.
The February meeting OF Seth Warm
er chapter. Daughters of the American
Revolution, has been indefinitely post
poned.--Doane Kingsland has pur-
chased the farm in West Ferrisburg.
which he sold last fall to Alfred Bush
ey.-Miss Matte NJ. Cormia will re-
turn to-day from business trip to
Brandon and Bristol.-Leonard lie
Boeuf of Worcester. Mass. visited his
sister. Mrs. w. II. Norton. yesterday.
Robert Hudson has had a telephone
on the Champlain Valley line installed
in his residence on Main street---Miss
Bernice Towne, a teacher in the Ver-
gennes school. is i'll with influenza
Miss Luna ]. Spencer, who has been
visiting her niece, Mrs w. W. SEES
sons of West Rutland, has gone to
Proctor to visit other relatives.-A
requiem mass will be celebrated at St
Peters Church Saturday morning for
Bernie l.. Nichols.-Frederick Sullivan
is assisting for a few days at the
Sheffield Farms milk station at Add
son.-Howard Grandy, Vergennes
boy, who is now sergeant-major, Ia
stationed al Del Martin. France, and
expects tc return soon after over q
years service with the American forces
in France.-The annual meeting of the
Prospect Cemetery association will be
held in the directors room of the Ma
tional Bank of Vergennes Tuesday, Feb
ruary 4, at 1880 p. m.-Oliver Chaun.
cey Brownell of Burlington and f. H
Harrington of Brandon were in towr
yesterday.
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ORWELL

The families Of A. C. Barnard, Eugene
Fowler and Charles Wisell are some of
the last to come down with influenza.
There are over 100 cases in town.-Lucian
Turner died on Friday of pneumonia
after a few days illness. His burial was
on Saturday, the Rev. l.. NJ. Isaacs Of
ficiated. Interment was made in Noun
tain View cemetery. Frank Coburn
returned home from Burlington January
Is, and Is doing we'll. His limb 10 in the
cast, where 1t Is to remain for four weeks
longer. He is able to get about on
crutches. Mrs. William Swenor Of Mid
dlebury has been working In the central
Office for a week past.-Mrs. Robert
Nickerson, who was very Ill, is much
improved. Addie Raymond has re-
turned to the central offlce.-Sergeant
Leonard Melsait. U. s. A., expects to be
in Orwell soon.-The schools are still
closed.-No services were held Sunday at
either church.-Russell s. Young died
Sunday evening at p. M. from pneu-
monia. He has been teller In the bank
for years. He has at all times been
ready to help out and no one in town will
be more missed. Besides his wife, he
leaves two young children.
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BRIDPORT

Mrs George Payne is Ill at her home
here.-C. II. Converse has influenza.
MISS Anna Waldron is caring for him.
douglas Norton has returned from the
mary FLETCHER hospital, having been
operated on for appendcitis.--Fred
Delong and family go to Moriah. N. Y,
Saturday.-Bruce Allard and family go
to Hopklnton, Mass, Saturday, where
ne is TO begin his work on the Lewan
farm.-Mrs David Wssel is about the
same.-Maud Allard 10 able to be up
after being Ill with influenza for two
weeks.-Evelyn Coursey is confined to
the house with hard cold.-Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Delong gave a supper to
ID friends. Saturday.-Gustie Pidgeon
has influenza at the home Of Earl
Dukett Mr.. Dukett Is also confined to
the house with the disease-Mrs. Ches-
ter Norton remains about the same
Henry Williams is able to ride out
Arthur Jabott has taken the farm OF
Charles Otis in Cornwall for one year
and Will take possession February IA.
His father and mother of Schuyler Falls,
N. Y. will live with them on the farm.
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BRISTOL

Clayton Cove of Burlington was IN town
Friday.-Little Sarah Needham. the nine
months old daughter Of Mrs. Lucy Dixie
Palmer, died of spinal meningitis at her
home on Pleasant street Friday morning
at two o'clock. She is survived by her
mother, sister. Gertrude, and two
brothers, Royden and John. The fu-
neral services were held at the home
on Pleasant street Sunday afternoon at
one O'Clock. The Rev. T.. w. Gould,
pastor of the Federated church officla-
ted.
Superintendent c. r. Beeman has
been granted a leave Of absence and
left Monday night for New York. In a
week Mr.. Beeman will sail for France.
where he has a position as instruo-
tor.-The funeral of little Sarah Need
ham, youngest daughter OF Mrs. Lucy
Dila Palmer. was held at the home
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UNDERHILL CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Viele have moved to
Essex Junction.-The condition of James
Doom, who has been i'll for some time
does not improve.-Clyde Provost and
Thomas Breen. who were stationed at
Camp Devens, have been released. and
ave returned home.-Mrs. William Smith
went to Eden Monday. called there by the
death Of her father.-Mrs. Lewis Winters
is very ill.-The town auditors will meet
at the town clerks office Friday and Sat-
urday to audit the accounts Of the vari-
us town officers preparatory to the annu-
al report.--Rosa Casey went Saturday to
Whitehall, N. Y. where she has a posi-
tion.--School opened Monday after being
closed two weeks on account Of the pre-
valence of influenza.-Miss Anna Therian
has returned from a visit with her par
ents at st. Theresa, Canada.
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UNDERHILL

f. r. Tillison went to Burlington Mon
day to DR.. Hays sanitarium for treat
ment.-Mrs. A. C. Humphrey, who has
been Ill. Is convalescing e. Hum
phrey returned Monday to his work In
Boston after passing several weeks with
his family.-Mrs. C. @. Terrill of Under
hill Center was the guest Of her parents.
DR.. and Mrs w. Scott Nay. Monday
c. II. Chapman, station agent, Ia en-
joying two weeks vacation.--Leo But
Ter has purchased Of Mrs. Boomhower
the farm known as the Orson Metcalf
farm.-Miss Jennie Burnett of Williston
was a visitor at 8. r. Rawson's Sunday.
Stuart MacGibbon. who ia working in
Milton, wcs at home Sunday.-The condi-
ton of Mrs. 8. r. Rawson. who Is critic
ally Ill with influenza, remains about
the same.
The X. Of p. and sisters installed
their officers January 10 at the K. Of p
hall. Mrs. Emma ]. McKeefe was in.
stalling officer for the sisters and Charlie,
Aver for the knights. The officers in.
stalled were: +. c.. Lillian Cross; NJ.
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NORTH FERRISBURG

F. e. Harrington and family were in
Vergennes Monday.-Mrs. Ploof and
daughter, Mrs. Chadwick. OF Nickoldy. N.
Y. are visiting at l.. A. Elliott's.-Miss
Josephine Kingsland has gone to WASH
ington, ID. c.. where she has civil SER
vice position.-Mr and Mrs. Walter Lewis
and daughter. Elisabeth. spent Sunday
with his father.-Sergt. Royal Plant IL
spending few days at his home here
F. r. Edwards has rented his farm to
Mr.. Brooks. of Bristol.-Mrs 8. f. Noon
an, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Langdon. Clay
ton Emo and mother and r. Il. Hagadorn
and family spent Tuesday In Burlington
C. c. Martin Ia recovering from his re-
cent iliness.--Gsorge Mallory has returned
to his home in Burlington-Robert Mil
Ter is still confined to the house'-Mrs'
Alice White and son. Donald. are spend
ing the week In Burlington.-C. 3. MAR
tin is unloading a car of coal this week
Miss Mabel Bailey was visitor In Bur
lington Saturday.--Mr. and Mrs. EDWARD
Little are spending the week In Barnum'
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WESTFORD. Z

Mrs. Leslie wltherwax died Friday
night of pneumonia at the age of 81. The
funeral took place Monday. Interment
will be In Schenectady. N. Y.-Mrs.
George Bliss of New Boston, n. H.. is the
guest Of her brother. 7. W. Grow.-Frank
and John Marks Of Schenectady, n. Y,
are In town, called here by the illness OF
their sister, Mrs Leslie Witherwax.-The
funeral of Francis b. Macomber, who died
January a. took place at his late resi-
dence Friday afternoon at 100 p. m. The
Rev. C. 8. Quimby of Essex Junction off,
ciated and was assisted by the Rev. w.
w. White.-The report that f. B. Adams
Ia Ill with pneumonia was erroneous
Halsey Witherwax Of Plattsburgh. IL In
town, called here by the illness Of his
brother, Leslie.-Perley Irish, who has
been very Ill with pneumonia, 10 reported
somewhat improved.-Owing to much
sickness In town the village schools are
closed for at least a Week.-Mrs. Lennie
Grow Is i'll with influenza, also Miss Eva
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WILLISTON

The Lunderville brothers, who bought
the old brick store recently, have COM
menced work making 1t over into a
garage. The entrance will be on the
south side of the building.--Philip
Phillian has purchased the house and
land known as the George Mailman
place.-John Forville and Constable
Morton James were in Essex juno
tion Monday.-Mr. and Mrs Tiras
Isham were out of town Monday
There was scout meeting at their
rooms last Saturday night.-Mrs. Jean
Tilley, who has been in Burlington
with friends for a month, has returned
home.-Mrs. Clara Wood and Dennis Ken
drew are ill.-Mr. and Mrs. Slocum visited
at Tiras Ishams recently.-Morton James
and Guy Lamson were out of town last
Friday night.-The young son of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Terrain, who has been
very sick with pneumonia the past few
weeks. Is getting on well-Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Christmas are parents
of a little girl, born Monday, January
2S.-The Grange from Richmond and
friends in the vicinity gave Morton
James surprise party on his birth
day, January %. There was a very
large attendance.-Guy Lamson. r.. f
d. carrier, was taken very sick Sun.
day with stomach trouble, but is bet
ter at present writing.
At the annual meeting of the loca
branch of the n. e. M. p. A., held a
Universalist hall Thursday evening, II
NJ. Fay, president, and Louis Mills. sec
retary-treasurer. were reelected for thu
coming year. A committee, consisting
of II. NJ. Fay, Louis Miles and Franl
Talcott, was elected to confer with
committee from the local branch of tn
n. Y. D. L. to see what can be dom
about putting the creamery at Nortl
Willston into shape to handle local milk
either during the surplus season or dur
| ing any milk strike. The joint meetinl
of these committees will be held yer.
| soon And q report made. AS the Willis
| ton Farm Bureau committee Is MAXIM
plans for a community laundry, the build
| ing. IL repaired, can be made to serve
| double purpose.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Harry Bouvin attended the funeral Of
his uncle, Henry Lavarn, in Bristol, last
week.-Mr and Mrs. George Varney. Of
Lincoln, were guests Sunday Of their
daughter. Mrs. Russell Young.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Grace attended the flu
neral Of their grandmother. Mrs. George
Steadman. last week in Lincoln.-The Rev.
K. j. Meader officated at the funeral Of
Frank Meader, in Monkton. Monday
Ovet Hallock fell last Friday and was
seriously injured. He Is 81 years old and
confined to his bed.-The little children
of Level Hallock remain seriously ILL.,
Their grandmother. Mrs. Olive Haliock ID
caring for them.-Mrs David Follansbee
spent Monday and Tuesday with her
daughter. Mrs. Roy Hurlburt, in Monk
ton.-Mrs. Benjamin McQuiney returned
Sunday to her home in Middlebury. She
has been caring for her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Orvis.
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ADDISON

Mrs. Russell Smith is quite i'll with
influenza and has a trained nurse to
care for her.-M. b. Hurd has Just re-
turned from Troy, where he was call
ed by the death of his nephew.-John
Booska has been Ill but is now bet
ter-George Hindes has purchased the
Waldron place of Miss Anna waldron
and will move his family there March
Mrs. Howard Clark has been keep
ing house for Mrs. Arthur Clark dur
ing the latter's absence at Montpelier
L. P. Tracy is quite Ill with in
fluenza.-John Thomas is still ILL.,
The school at the Corners has been
closed
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ESSEX CENTER

Mrs. Louise Ladd was in Burlington
Saturday.-Mss Margaret Brown waG
home for the week-erd.-Miss MabeE
Hazen passed the weekend at her home
In Alburg-The sick people in town are
all reported to be improving.-The farm
bureau meeting scheduled to be held at
the school building Wednesday evening.
January %, will be held in conjunctioni
with the regular Grange meeting thap'
evening at the Grange hall. The pro-
gram consists Of three talks, as follows:
"A Community Egg Circle" by A. L.
Smith. federal poultry extension hus-t
bandman; Homemade Fireless Cooks;
ers,' by Mrs. Lucille Harrison. homes
demonstration agent; and "How to Re-i|
duce the Feed Bill" by County Agent
r. W. Peaslee. This is a community
meeting Of interest to farmers and their
wives and the public is invited.-Mrs.
Harlow Thompson and little Katherine,
from St. Adams came Saturday night to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Packett.-Misa
Claire Abbey Of the University Of Ver-
mont passed the weekend with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Abbey.-Litue
Frank Hubbard of Winooski is the latest
arrival at the preventorium
Harold T. hawley, who returned from
Chester, Pa. Friday to attend his
mothers funeral. is Ill with pneumonia
and Is under the care Of a trained
nurse.
The Abbey house was the scene of a
very pretty party Saturday evening when
a few Of Miss Abbey's friends met her
college classmate. Miss Jane Mcintosh.
The guests enjoyed popular songs and
dancing after which refreshments Of ice
cream and cake were served.
Miss Margaret Brown returned Mon
day to her school In Grand Isle after
spending the Weekend with her par
ents here.-Mrs. Harlow Thompson
and daughter. Katherine, returned
Monday to their home in St. AlbapSi
after making a Sunday visit to Mr.. n
and Mrs. Albert Packett.-Mrs N. s. u
Story has returned to her duties at thot
local telephone exchange after an ill~
ness Of infiuenza.-Harold Hanley,.
who is i'll with pneumonia is report-'
ed as Gaining.-The young people oe
the village arc discussing the matter
of church federation very freely but
they have not been given voice in this
all-absorbing community decision.
These are the ones who will soon bs
supporting and carrying on the work.
OF the church These are the ones who
will profit from the federation II II Is
effected. These are the ones who viii
be obliged to carry on" under the
standard of federation. Would II -
be fair and honorable to give thee
young people of our community \
voice in the settlement of this prob
/ lem?
The Misses Mcbride. Pratt and Austin,
teachers of the village grades. we're ia
Essex Junction Tuesday afternoon to heat
a lecture on "Phonics" by j. o. Bax-
endale Of the CHM Publishing company
of Boston.-The mid-week union prayer
meeting will be held Thursday evening
at the Brick Church. cordial invta~
! tion Ia extended to all TO attend thls
| prayer service.-Mrs. Nelson Il. Mitchell
Is rep6rted i'll with influenza.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Benjamin Douglas. who was called
here by the illness Of his wife, returned
to New York Tuesday night.-Mr. and
Mrs. Hanks Of Bristol were visitors at
F. H. Chessmores this week.-Edward
Hildreth of Burlington was a business
visitor here Wednesday.-Miss Chris
tine Whalen has returned to the Bur
lington Business College.-Frank Canton
was at home from the University of Yer
mont over Sunday and Dorothy
Hapgood are i'll with influenza. The
others in the vicinity. who have been
ill are recovering.-Mrs. Atkins went to
Montpelier Wednesday for the rest of
the week.-Mrs.. ]. f. Olmstead was a
visitor in Waterbury Saturday.-Mrs.
Dorothy Bullock was In Burlington re-
cently.-Letters were received the nrst
of the week from the boys overseas.
Herbert Riggs is expected home soon.
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Farms For Sale

Farms OF ALI Sizes and all prices
Write US the size you aro looking for
and amount you want to pay down. We
will send you complete description OF
what we have by return mail
4. n. DAY REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Cambridge, VT
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f.. c.. Leora Kirby; Il. c.. Alice Aver;
Il. j.. Evelyn Montgomery; NJ, Lois
Rogers; M. of r. c., Mary Moulton M.
Of f.. Anna Gallup; F., Efie Reynolds;
g., Clara Bartlett. After installation a
buffet lunch was served and a social time
enjoyed by large number.-A daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Tatro
January 17.-Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Who'd
ruff are parents Of a daughter, born last
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CHARLOTTE

Earl Ellison, who belonged to
the 219th aero squadron. lately return
ed from overseas, has been guest OF
Robert Holmes.-Mr. and Mrs. R. G.
Whalley received news of the birth of
con. born January ID to their daugh-
ter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Greenough at Porterville. Cal.
At the close of the sermon on Sum-
day. the Rev. Mr. Heminway, much to
the surprise of his congregation, ten
dered his resignation, to take effect the
last of February. Mr.. Hemlnway has
accepted a position as superintendent Of
the Boys Welcome hall at Brooklyn,
N. Y.-The library will be open
Saturday.-Next Monday evening will be
ladies' night at the Grange. special
program has been prepared and supper
will be served at seven o'clock.
The funeral of Mrs. Nancy c. Bush,
who died yesterday morning. will be held
in Library hall In Charlotte at II o'clock
Friday morning. Burial will be in the
Elmwood Avenue cemetery In Burling-
ton. Mrs. Bush was IS years old
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MONKTON

H. V. Stone and C. ]. Alger were in
Middlebury the 25th to attend the meeting
of the Addison County Agricultural So
ciety-Miss Beatrice Devoid is Ill with
infiuenza.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dwyer
and Mrs. Evans Of Huntington are guests
Of the formers brothers, L. L. Dwyer and
James Dwyer.-Mr. and Mrs. Brainard
Ladd were Bristol visitors the weekend
Hobert Cross of the U. s. navy has re-
ceived his discharge and is in the employ
of w. c. Donahue.
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LINCOLN

No new cases OF influenza have been
reported for several days. and normal
conditions will be resumed Saturday.
The library will be open Saturday even
ing. the usual services held at tho
churches Sunday. and all schools re-
opened Monday. February 3-pr NJ. B.
Paulsen of Burlington. who has been in
town during he influenza epidemic, re-
turned to his home Saturday.-Miss Stella
Davis has returned to Waterbury after
spending several days with her parents.
J. II. Davis and family. who have been
i'll with infiuenza.-Daniel Orvis has sold
his home farm to Elmer Atkins.-Giadys
Allen Of Charlotte was in town Friday
and Saturday.
There will be Red Cross meeting
next Tuesday afternoon with plenty of
work.-Mr. and Mrs. " c. Thompson OF
Starksboro were the guests Of her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Moody, Sunday
Mrs. Arthur Atkins is better.
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HANCOCK.

Miss Gladys Roberts, daughter of
Charles and Belle Roberts, died January
% of pneumonia after an illness of a
week. She was not quite Is years old
The body was taken to Weybridge Tues
day, where they have two other small
children buried.-James Goodyear has
pneumonia, and also his sister. Beulah.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Curtis and baby
of Braintree visited at George Buttles'
Saturday and Sunday.-Most of those
who are i'll are gaining. although Walter
Comes entire family is quite sick.-Gr-
don Whittier has pneumonia.
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NEW HAVEN

Mrs. Ida Wilson returned to her school
in Bristol Notch Sunday.-H. j. Peck
went Monday to the Fanny Allen hospital
for an operation for appendioitis.-Albert
Danbrook. who is at the Fanny Allen
hospital. is gaining rapidly from a seri-
GUS operation.-Mrs. Martin Quinlan was
the guest Tuesday of Mr.. and Mrs. G. c.
Coates.A-Mrs. Albert Danbrook and
daughter Greta and Mrs. H. ]. Peck were
In Burlington Wednesday,. L. Davis,
who has been i'll several days, Is able to
be out.-Among those in town who are
Ill are Mrs. D. A. Roleau, Miss Madeline
Everest and the Rev. Vernon Young.
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JERICHO.

News has been received Of the military
wedding which took place at st, Barna-
has Church Saturday evening. January
IS, at Berlin. n. H.. when Miss Elea-
nor M. Johnson of that city became tha
bride of Herbert Mattress or this place.
The officiating clergyman was the Rev.
Hubert Wood, pastor Of the church The
bride was gowned in blue travelling suit
with beautiful black fox furs and a large
picture hat. She carried bouquet Of
.chrysanthemums. The bridesmaid. Miss
pearl gray with black hat and carried
Pearl gray with black hat and carried
a white prayer book. Newell Johnson q
brother of the bride. was best man, She
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WHITING.

"A surprise party was rendered by the
True Workers on Friday evening at
the home of II. C. Rawson to Mrs. Gas
ton, who has been their class leader for
six years, on the occasion of her leav-
ing town for her new home in Indiana.
During the evening the president. Har-
old Hubbard, in the course of few
well chosen words presented the guest
with gift of silver cutlery. Mrs.
CASTOR responded in a suitable manner
after which games were INDUCED In
and musical program was presented.
Several from her went to Middle
bury Monday in autos. quit new ex-
perience for the end of January
Grange officers were installed Tues
day evening by Past State Master
Cady. The three principal Offices are
filled as follows: w. NJ, Sherwood Den
ton; w. o., l.. A. Webster; lecturer,
Mrs. F. c. Lawson.-A number of To-
cal Masons went to Shoreham on Sat
urday night to attend a special COM
munication of Simmonds lodge.