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Windsor County
SOUTH ROYALTON

Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Sherman are hoard
ing for few weeks at Everett Edison
Kenneth Christie has returned fro}
Springfield, Mass. where he had emplo !
ment for the summer. He expects to ed
ter Boston University next week. MID
Grace Barrows has gone to Peabod1
Mass, where she will take up her duti{
as teacher in the public schools-Charl,I
Dodge, of Boston, Mass, was a visitd
at Fl. II. Kibbey's last week.-The tow
and village schools opened Tuesday. MrI
Blanche Ellis takes Miss Sargent's plad
as teacher of grades V. and VI, and
the high school Miss Belatty has tn
work done last year by Mrs. Mazzolii
while Miss Margaret Heath takes tn
commercial work taught last year b
Miss Nina Bearor. The attendance in tn
high school was somewhat smaller thd
last year though a few other pupils al
expected later.-F. W. Smith, of Bridg(
port, Conn.,, is a visitor at S. S. Brooks'|
the summer at the home of Mrs. Albro
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ward. ri
turned to Kansas City last week.
Spencer Brooks of Los Angeles an
DR.. William Brooks of Boston are Wis
itors of S. S. Brooks, their cousin.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Seymour Of Cal
fornia, who have been visiting In tow
for few weeks, left by auto for thsi
home Monday Charles Southworth ad
companied them and will remain 4
California for about three months.
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NEWPORT

Miss Flora May Sanborn, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sanborn. and Chaun-
cey Pearle Riches, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Riches, were united in marriage
Monday morning at st. Mary's Catholic
Church. The ceremony took place at six
o'clock, the Rev. j. Fl. Basten officiating
at the nuptial mass, large number OF
friends in this city attended. The double
ring service was used and during the SER
vices a choir of young ladies'. friends Of
the bride, sang several selections. The
bridal procession was preceded by two
daintily attred flower girls, the little Miss
es Gertrude Bernard and Aurore Ponton.
The ring-bearer was Albert Hammell,
The bride wore a suit of navy blue serge
with blouse of white crepe de chine en-
broidered in blue and brown and a becom-
ing hat of brown velvet. wedding
breakfast was given at the home of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs Joseph San
born, which was attended by only the rel
atives and intimate friends. Mrs. Riches
is a graduate of the Convent of the Sacred
Heart and a popular employe or the b.
r. Moore Manufacturing Co. The brides
popularity was manifested In practical
L.s>A friendly manner, when a large num-
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MIDDLESEX

w. H. Vaughn was in Rutland this week
in attendance at the Rutland fair.-Mr.
and Mrs. C. NJ. Dana. of Waitsfleld, took
dinner Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Wilder
on their return from a trip to Montpe-
lier.-Mrs. Hannah Turner and daughter
move this week to East Randolph. where
they are to have charge of the local tel
ephone.-Miss Smith, Of Claremont, N.
H., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Crane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes and daughter and
two friends, of Manchester, N. H.. were
automobile callers at the Wilder home
Monday to see L. J. Wider, an overseas
companion of Mr. Hayes.-A quiet we'd
ding took place last Saturday at the
BRIDES home, when Bessie Stockwell was
united in marriage by the Rev. MIR. Sails
to Robert Olds. of Norwich. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert Miles attended them Only
near friends and relatives were present.
Dainty refreshments were served. They
left for New York city. Mrs Odds has
been successful teacher In the schools
in Norwich Mr.. Odds conducts store
and Is postmaster at Norwich, where they
will make their home.-All ladies should
bear In mind that they can not vote al
the primaries next Tuesday unless their
names are on the check list and they have
taken the freemans oath. Saturday is
tho las day
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Der of friends and fellow employees gave
her pryex shower Many other valu-
able gifts were also received. Mr. and
MrD. Riches will spend several days in st.
Johnsbury, and will make their home at
40 Main street.-Eugene Marcham, Of La
COMA, N. H., is the guest of his cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bernard.-Perley Fol-
som left Sunday noon for Boston, where
he will enter Boston University.--Leon
Colodny has returned from Il trip to New
York markets, coming back by way OF
Montreal and st. Johns.-H. w. Perry or
Beebe road bought Leigh Wellman's mouse
road, has bought the Leigh Wellman house
on Third street and will take possession
about October 1-Warner Keith, who mas
been with the Vermont Chocolate Co. OF
Burlington. has severed his connection
with that firm and has gone to Massena.
N. Y, where he has a position as foreman
In the electrical department of the Alu-
minum Company of America. Mrs. Keith
and son, Warner Stafford. will remain with
relatives here for short time.-W. w.
Blodgett has recovered from several
weeks illness, caused by an liberated
tooth resulting In septicemia and neurt-
ts-Frlends of Mrs. F. f. Alfred Will re-
greet to learn that her condition Is more
critical each day. and no hopes for her re-
covery are entertained.
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Mountain View Stock Farm, taking Mr..
Geiger's place.--Many of the Benson peo-
pie plan to go to the Rutland county fair
this week, but rain threatens to prevent
them.-Miss Dorothy Goodrich, John
Goodrlchs daughter, goes TO FAR Haven
this week to enter the high school.-The
district schols commenced the fall term
Tuesday. The Misses Roberts and Dick
inson renew their places in this village
C. II. Jones, DR.. II. r. Jones, e. A.
Gibbs and c. NJ. Williamson went to the
Middlebury fair Thursday, G.. K. Jones
driving his car.-Miss Mabel Hayes. CEN
trail telephone girl, and Stephen Hayes and
Loren motored last week to Massachus-
etts and Connecticut, calling on friends.
The school in the north district Is to
be closed on account of lack OF pupils.
This has long been one of the prominent
districts in Benson.-Mrs. Melissa west
and daughter, Lillian, who have been
visiting relatives in Glens Falls and Troy,
returned F'riday.-James Noble, son OF
Ida Noble, of south district, junior in
Middlebury, goes to Chicago this week to
attend a fraternity gathering.-Mrs Jose
phine Belden, of this place, Is In Burling-
ton this week.
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Orleans County
GREENSBORO

Sargent Dow is able to walk out after
several weeks confinement to the house.
"A. b. Debrune Is moving into the Pres
byterian parsonage.-J. j. Lindsay is laid
up with an abscess on his knee.-Mrs.
Flora Miller has had New England tel
ephone installed.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. III. Bar
rington and son. William, were visitors
with friends in Mortified Sunday.-The
Rev. Edwin Gordon went Monday to Mid
dlebury to attend the conference of Con-
gregational ministers of Vermont.-Mrs.
Florence Soule. of Burlington, is visiting
her mother. Mrs. Mary C. ingalls,, for a
few weeks.-Miss Mary Bresnehan is sup
plying as principal at the high school,
Ray Hall spent the weekend and Labor
day with his brother in Hardwick.-A very
pleasant reception was held Thursday eve
ming at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Goodrich In honor of Mr.. and Mrs Maui
rice Goodrich, recently married.-George
Porter was visitor at the home of his
daughter in Montpelier Sunday.-William
Townsend, former Greensboro boy, was
here from Corinth the last of the week
to visit his niece, Miss Ruth Cuthbertson.
Twenty-Five young people motored to Mt.
Mansfield Monday.
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MORETOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Towne were call
ers at the home of Mrs G.. r. Evans
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Belts and
daughter, Jessamine, and Mr.. and Mrs
Luther Russell were in Waitsfeld Sum-
day-Miss Ethel Chlds has gone to Mont
pelier to resume her duties as teacher in
a chool.--Miss Mildred Newton was a
weekend visitor at her home here. She
is attending the high school in Waltsf1eld.
Mr.. and MS John Fulton and sons.
Edward and Robert, are guests at the
home of M. l.. Freeman.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Fleury were in Bolton recently
Lyle Kingsbury, of Derry, n. H., has
joined his family here at the home of
his mother, Mrs. Albert Kingsbury.-
Brooks E. Booth and Albert e. Gold
smith have returned home from Bristol,
Conn.-Mrs. j. Pierce and Principal An
drews were in Mortified Monday.-Sev-
eral of the baseball fans attended the
game at st. Johnsbury on Labor day
Mrs. Karl Sawyer and daughter. kath-
crime, are guests at the home of Mrs
Frank Sawyer.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Griffin and Mr.. and Mrs. George Gran
field and Mrs. A. II. Booth were in
Montpelier Thursday evening.-Mr. and
Mrs. B. F. GriSith and Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Leno and family attended the Mid
debury fair two days.-Mr. and Mrs
Frank Sawyer and Miss Addie Sawyer
were in Montpelier and Barre Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kingsbury anc
daughter, Ruth, were in Westford Sun
day.-Mr. and Mrs Harry Irish ant
daughter have gone to Westford for q
few weeks-Russell Sawyer is a CUES
of Mrs Frank Sawyer.
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Rutland County
BRANDON

William Mcconnell. for many years a
resident of Brandon. died at his home
south of the village at 1890 o'clock Thurs
day morning. He was born in Brandon
February 10, 1910. the son Of John and
Hannah Brown Mcconnell He had no
near relatives. The funeral was held
at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the
house The body was taken Monday
morning to Troy, N. Y. for cremation and
the ashes were returned here for burial
In the Cook cemetery near his late home.
Miss Laura Bishop with her two broth
ers, Dorous and Otis. and Miss Lavina
Baker, chaperoned by Mrs. Wesley
McKerryher Of Rutland. have returned
from trip to Springfield. Mass.-Arthur
w, Hendry, director of the Brandon Con-
cert band. has gone to Rutland to assist
the Rutland band during fair Week.-Mrs.
Anna Fiddock of Burlington Ia visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. w. C. Clip
son.-Clarence Baker OF Newark, N. j.,
Is visiting at the home Of his parents,
Dr. and Mrs. o. c. Baker.-Mr. and
| Mrs. F. j. McKenna and Mr.. and Mrs.
I. j. McKenna. who have been spending
several weeks at the home Of Mrs. Albert
Sumner, have returned to their homes.
While visiting here they were visited by
| Clarence McKenna Of Flint. Mich, DR..
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CRAFTSBURY

For the convenience Of those who wish
to get their names on the check list. the
Board Of Civil Authority Will meet at
the town hall, Craftsbury, Friday, Sep
TENDER 10, afternoon and evening, and at
the town clerks office, North Craftsbury
Saturday, September H. afternoon and
evening.-Col. C. 8. Emery will speak
at the town hall Monday evening. Septem-
49, at eight o'clock.-Hilder Daverson was
home from johnson for theweek -
Mrs. o. B. Wells Is entertaining her
mother from Berkshre.-Day Sawyer and
Roy Clark returned to Bridgeport last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. Rogers, of Port
land Ore, have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs. p. NJ. Daverson.-Nathan Gage re-
turned Saturday from Woodstock. where
he has been working.-Mrs. Olive Raw
son came Friday from Maiden. Mass, to
spend a few days with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. N. H. Kinney.-Max Rawson.
accompanied by his friend, Robert Hol-
land. came Saturday for a short vacation
with his grandparents.-Thes schools were
closed for Labor day and the second day
| of the Orleans county fair.
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NORTHF1ELD

w. A. Shaw. meteorological in charge
of the local station of the United states
weather bureau. reports a mean tempera-
ture Of 81 degrees In Mortified during
August This is four degrees above the
normal August temperature. The highest
was SO degrees. on the sth. and the lowest
was 10 degrees. on the oath. The greatest
daily range was IS degrees. on the Ath.
and the least daily range was 10 degrees.
on the 14th. The precipitation amounted
to 219 inches, the normal for the month
being 1893 inches. The prevailing wind was
from the south. the total movement 3.462
miles, the average hourly velocity 4.d
miles, and the maximum velocity "a miles
per hour from the south on the Ast
The month was made up of six clear, II
partly cloudy and eight cloudy days
Precipitation in quantity sufficient 10
measure occurred on II days. Auroras
were noted on the 10Th and 21st; solar
halos on the 9Th, 18th. and 10th; fog on
the 7th, 18th, 18th, 18th. Goth and 3oth
thunder storms on the Sth. 9TH 11th, 18th
14th, 18th and 3lst.
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DERBY

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert rice. of Holland.
have moved into Mrs. Melissa Fletcher's
house-Mrs. M. A. Adams is visiting
her son, Chester, in Newport. east end
The Ladies' Circle Of the United Church
cleared $32 at their food sale Friday
Percy Fellows, who graduated from Mid
dlebury College last June, has gone to
Bloomington, ILL.,, where he will teach
biology in a high school.-More than 100
women of Derby and Derby Line took
the freeman's oath and signed the check
list Saturday.-Miss Mildred Hay has re-
turned to her school in Orleans.-Mr. and
Mrs Charles Courtney of Lyndonville,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Percy
this week.-Mrs.. Robert Wells and son,
Malcolm, of Woodsvile. n. H., are Wis.,
ting at Don Percy's.-Mrs. Carrie Abb
bolt Gordon. of Montreal, P. O., is WIS.,
ting her father and mother.-Mrs. Fan
ME Human, of st. Johnsbury is visiting
Mrs NJ Adams
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director was left until next week. The
bowling alleys are being installed and 9TH
er matters were under consideration.
The sale of property on Highland avenue
by Edwin and Laura Kellogg to .. b.
and Adsline Brunette for D consideration
of 5000 has been completed
The trains on the Central Vermont rail-
way were somewhat late Wednesday
morning due to the use Of lighter engines
than are generally used in pulling the
two mail trains.
Fred L. Davis of Hartford was local
visitor Wednesday.
The educational department Wednesday
morning received notice that L. i. Eddy,
who has been in charge of the school dis
trIct in southern Rutland county with
offices In Wallingford, has resigned.
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RANDOLPH CENTER

Mrs. A. w. Evans and daughter, Let
tie, who have been for two weeks at the
Claremont camp-meeting ground, return
cd home Miss Lettie is to teach In the
grade school here this year-A daughter
was born August 81 to Mr., and Mrs b.
q. Perry-Prin. r. II. Barrett was at
Addison county fair last week and en-
rolled several students for the V. l.. A.,
which opens next Tuesday.-The Rev.
and Mrs. Herbert Barker were In Mid
dlebury to attend the Vermont Convo-
cation of Congregational ministers.-C.
I. Boyden was called to Chelsea as juror
Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Rice. who have
occupied their summer home two months,
returned to Hnsdale, n. H., Friday,
where Mr.. Rice is principal of the high
and graded schools.-Ralph Lamb, a
graduate of the u. V. NJ. in the class
of 1920 has gone to Bradford and will
teach in the high and graded school there.
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WORCESTER

Mrs. Agnes Wood and children have
returned to their home at Athol. Mass,
after a three months visit with Mrs.
Woods parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Wilson.-Mrs. Blanche Monroe and
niece Miss Estell Common, went to
Barre Friday From there Miss Con-
non went to Highgate to join her
mother going with her to New York
for the winter.-Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Lilly of Wahoo, Neb., with Mr.. Lilly's
sister. Mrs. Harvey Warren, and hus-
band and young son called on their
cousin, Mrs Estelle Wilson and family
Saturday.-Mrs. NJ A. Davis of Goffs-
town. ~ H., came Sunday to visit her
sister, Mrs. Sophia Wiley, for week
or two-Mrs. Winona Eff Cormia OF
Milton Is a guest at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. Estelle A. Wilson.-Mrs. Fl
b. Smith of Roxbury. Mass. Mrs. EN-
ma Cutler and son, Russell, of South
Barre were at ]. r. Wilson's Sunday
Robert Needham of the Soldiers
Home, Hampton, Va. former member
of Co. F., 18th VT. Vols, is visiting old
comrades in this vicinity.
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WARREN

Harry Affen was in Barre the past
week.-Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Cardell and
sons, James and William, DR.. and Mrs.
Norton and Mrs. Alma Curtin all Of
Bristol were in town Monday.-Mrs.
Alice Tucker spent the weekend in
Burlington.-The Rev. Mr.. Boles, who
represents the Vermont Missionary So
ciety. was in town Sunday.-Ovila
Boudreau has sold his interest in the
farm which he purchased In company
with his uncle. Samuel Dobaneau. to
him.-P. B. Daniels of Randolph was
in town the past week.-Sherman
Summerville of Norwich spent several
days in town the past week with his
brother.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Allen
were in town Sunday--Mrs. Heath,
who has been spending several days
in town, has returned to her home in
KeeDe NJ H.
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NORTH CRAFTSBURY

The academy opened Tuesday, Septem-
Der with the following board of teach
ers: Principal. Miss Mary Bailey; as
sstant, Miss Martha Paterson and Miss
Euna Anderson; domestic science, Miss
Clemma Seaver; agricultural depart
ment, Roy LIE Baron. The academy build
ing as well as the gymnasium have been
repaired, the rooms have been painted
and papered, and new furnishings and
toilets added.-Mrs. Ella Orion. of Green's
boro, is visiting her niece, Mrs. w. f.
Fifleld.-Ernest Keller attended the con-
vention of the American Legion at Barre
| last week.-Mrs.. Abbie Watson, of La
coma, y. H.. Is spending the week with
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pike.-Mr. and Mrs
| n. B. Williams are spending two weeks
with their daughter in Boston.-The Will
sons and the Blakes. who have spent the
| summer here, have returned to their
respective homes in Hartford, Conn.-The
members of the Boys club spent three
days in camp at Hosmer lake last week
The Rev. John Chamberlain, d. D., OF
New York city, and family, are spending
the month with Mrs Adelaide Dustar
at Broad Vista".--Miss Mary Root has
/ returned to her duties as a teacher ir
St Johnsbury Academy.-Roy lie Baror
has moved into "Auld Lang Syne". THE
Rev. c. j. Peterson is spending the week
at the Congregational ministers convo
cation at Middlebury College.-Mrs Ed
win r.. Gordon, of Greensboro and son
Theodore, are spending the week with
her parents, the Rev. and Mrs. C. ii
Rowley
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from pngc ~

Royce and children, guests Of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. @. Plumley, left
for Hartland Wednesday. and Mrs.
e. G.. Evans OF Burlington and Mrs.
Goldie Davis Of Mortified were in town
Tuesday. Miss Winifred Richmond went
to Royalton Wednesday to visit her aunt,
Mrs. George Laird.-Mrs. George Pinney
went to Bethel Wednesday to be the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. II. 2. Perkins,
Mrs. Laura Cushman went to Brooklyn.
N. Y. Wednesday, where she is to be in
the office of DR.. Arthur Bean for the COM
ing year-Mrs. Mary Saxton and daugh-
ter, Miss Luciiia Saxton. who have been
here three weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
H. Beedle left for Keene, N. H., We'd
nesday.
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ROBINSON.REEVE
Superintendent OF Screen Company a
Army Nurse Married in n. II.

A quiet home wedding took place
Lyme. n. H.. on Tuesday. September
at noon, when Miss Marie Reeve of thu
city and Frank T.. Robinson OF Winoosl
superintendent of the Porter Screen com
pany. We're united in marriage at IN
home Of the brides sister Mrs. BanH
Winslow. After the ceremony, Mr.. an
Mrs. Robinson left for Detroit. Mich
where Mr.. Robinson will transact I'M
portant business for his company. tn
bride has been a popular nurse In tn
city She is a graduate of the Mary File
cher Hospital in the class Of 1914. DurirI
the war, she served for year In a ho1
pital at Camp Macarthur, Waco. Tex
and another overseas, The groom ha
been in the employ Of the Porter Scree
company for about 10 years Upon the
return from Detroit. Mr.. and Mrs. Robir
son will reside at Maple street. Winof
ski
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WHAT'S THE IISEo

A grocer was much worried by poop
coming into his store merely to ask Il
time. He decided to stop the nuisan'
and asked one of his travelling saesms
70 supply him with an advertisement cloc
Upon receiving it he placed it in a co..
spicuous place in his window. When ne
the traveller came he inquired If the tim
piece had had the desired effect. I'VE
not quite" replied the grocer. sorro'
fully. ''the darned people come In no
and ask me If the clock is right. Pitt
burg Chronicle Telegraph.
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FORESTDALE

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mossey of
Kenosha, Wis, are visiting at George
Forguites.-Mrs. Fred LaDam has re-
turned from IA visit to her sister in
Schenectady, N. Y.-Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Sessions and son, Evans, are pass
ing a week in Pittsfield, Mass.-Wil-
liam La Dam and Fred Wetmore OF
Keene, N H., visited relatives mere
last week.-Mr and Mrs. Raymond
Thomas of Lynn, Mass. are visiting
at Lucien Thomas'.-Mr. and MRS j.
C. Bernor and daughter, lnez, have
returned from a weeks visit in Bristol,
Conn-Mrs. Maria Williams is visiting
relatives in Glens Falls. ~ Y.-Mrs'
George Kilburn and son and daughter
who have been visiting at Leander
Birds, have returned to New London,
Conn.-Mr and Mrs. A. F.. LoVett WIS.,
tied friends in Bennington recently
Miss Emaline Seaman of Stafford
Springs, Conn, is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs John Scanlan.-Mr and
Mrs. william Russell and daughter OF
Worcester Mass. and Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
chm Yando and two children of Londonder-
nv are visiting att James Smiths'-Ihe
Rev. and Mrs. Fl. A, Hill OF Glens
Falls. N. Y, were weekend guests a'
the Rev. Lawrence Hilrs.-Medrick
Petee, young son of ohm Petee, while
out gathering butternuts one day ias'
week had the misfortune to fall out
of a tree breaking two ribs and cutting
his head quite badly, besides bruisihs
himself In general.-Schools VIII be-
/ gin next Monday with the Following
! teachers: Principal and grammar room
Percy Churchill of Brandon; primary
Mrs. Fred LaDam of Forestdale.-MisS
| UoI,r 90 p,.t1
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AND STILL THEY COME

Ira Andrews. the newly elected ely
clerk of Terre Haute, Is active in SUI
day-school work. Last Sunday he advise
the children of his class that the mornii1
study would be about Ruth, referrin
of course, to the cleaner. Now, sa
Andrews, after introducing the subJec
who can tell me anything about Ruth
UP went a little hand in the rear of tf
class. well, Willie" asked the teache
what about RUTH" He made % hon
runs last season." was the answer.-l'
dianapolis News
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Stowe we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. b.
e. Wallace on Sunday.-Miss Ethel Mil
Ter of New York city is at the home Of
her father, Z. G.. Miller.-Miss Maxine
Marshall, who is employed in Massa-
chusetts is at her home here.-Irma vanet-
ii of Barre was a weekend visitor of Mr..
and Mrs Giacommi.-Mr. and Mrs. D.
Mr.. Colletti is employed at the Perry
shed.