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LOWELL

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Sanville and SOD
and daughters are taking trfp through
eastern Vermont and New HampshireI
visiting relatives and friends MFR. and
Mrs. Ernest Biardo and sons, and Mrsl
Daniel Osborn and son Of JeffersonyilIe|
were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs
v. c. Sisco.-Mr. and Mrs. RENT Picard
are the parents Of a son. born June 19-|
S. I. Stephenson went to White Rived
Junction Tuesday on business.--Mr and
Mrs. c. .Iewett of Montgomery we're thd
guests last week Of MFR. and Mrs. T. CARL
Charles Snder has gone to Irasburs
20 spend a. few weeks with relatives. Il
DR.. G. II. Newton of Waterbury visited
his father. II. II. Newton Friday. He
was accompanied by Francis Smalley of
Morrisville.-M and Mrs. Benjamin Sy-
vester are the parents of a son. Russell
Benjamin, born June 10. Mrs. Sylvester
was Miss Gladys Tillotson.-C. c. STAN
nard has gone to Hartford. Conn, TO
attend the funeral Of j. n. Silsby, who
for many years did lumber business in
town under the firm name Of J. Fl. Sils-
by & company and Mrs. NJ. ]. Toof
and daughter, Dorothy and Mr.. and Mrs
Cavis Toof Of North Troy were guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. l.. r. Sfnclair~ssrTn3ay
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Rutland County
BRANDON

The graduating exercises of tn. class
of 1920 of tho Brandon High School were
largely attended at the town hall Fri
day evening, Prof. II. p. Williamson de
Visme of Middlebury College delivered
an interesting and instructive address
The salutatorian essay, Rupert Brooke
was delivered by Miss Isabel Susan Ses-
sions and the valedictorian address by
Harrie ID. Marsh. Prin. EdmunS ii.
Walker awarded the different prizes, Of
fered by members of the school commit
tee, the certificates given by the Royal
Typewriter company. the Vermont
scholarships, which were won by MISS
Isabel Sessions and Harric d. Marsh.
and the diplomas to the graduating class,
q in number. After the presentation OF
the diplomas by Principal Walker, DR..
J. w. Estabrook. a member of the school
committee. presented Principal Walker
with purse of $50 in gold. a token from
the senior class, and Miss Bartholomew
of the faculty presented Principal Wal
ker with a token from the junior class
of the High School. Principal Walker
was"much affected by these gifts and I'M
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Orange County
RANDOLPH

Mr. and Mrs. f. B. Osha, who have
been in Brysonville. P. O., guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs Grieg, returned to their
home Friday Bishop Evans, one OF the
cieyks'tn the postofsce, is taking his vaca-
ton and has gone to Shelburne and other
places In the vicinity.-Miss May Savage
of Bethel is the guest of MIR. and Mrs.
Thomas Dearborne---Mr. and Mrs. Frank
George have gone TO Quechee for few
days.-Fred Smith, who-6 Ill with typhoid
fever. was thought to be better at the
last accounts.-Mrs. Charles Griswold and
daughter. Marjorie Grisvold, Of ST. Johns
bury are in town to visit Mr.. Griswold.
who rs Ill at the sanitarium here but is
now thought to he improving
Eleanor Clark, teacher in the training
department, has gone to Plymouth, ". H..
to pass her summer vacation.-Miss Kate
Parmentiere, district nurse left Saturday
for Boston to he gone about a week.
Mrs. Forest Southland has returned from
st. .Iohnsbury. where she went to attend
the funeral OF her nephew, the son of
her Oldest brother, whose death was
caused by pneumonia after an illness Of
ten days,-Mvs- Christine Bruce and
daughter, Mrs. Alice Bruce. and others
went to Lebanon, n. H., Saturday to
visit the grave of Robert Bruce. Mrs.
Christine Bruce will pass few days
these, expecting to return here the first
of the week.--Capt F. S. SWEET. who was
here.at the death OF Dr. E. o. Blanchard,
has returned to Portland, Nc, taking
Mrs. SWEET who was at the Pittsford
sanatprum with him. 1t is understood
that Mrs. SWEET, who was Helen Blanch-
ard, endured tho trip nicely and expects
to be greatly improved by the change
Mrs. G. F. Dumas and daughter, Miss
Marta Dumas, left for Springfield Sat-
urday, where they win visit Mrs, Dumas
son. Leo Dumas.-An auction was held
at the bakery Saturday, but no purchaser
for the business appeared. It was bid
II is expected that this business will be
sold to some person who will open the
shop again.
Mrs, Aida Slack, mother of Il. Ii. Slack.
left Monday for Leominster, Mass, to
pass few days and then, with her daugh-
ter, will go to Nebraska to visit her
brother. whom she has not seen for a
years. Mrs. Slack expects to remain there
for an indefinite time and her daughter
| will return.-fiarry Chase. a travelling
man, was in town Sunday with his fam.
| lily, and Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Whitman
OF White River Junction also were guests
of Mrs. Helen Chadwick over Sunday
Miss Mabel Guyette left Monday fol
| Whitehall N. Y, where she will visi,
her father for a few days-Miss Laura
Coleman of Hinesburg. who was in town
| last week to visit her aunt, Mrs. Wash
| burn, left Saturday afternoon for hel
home.-Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thresher oil
Melrose Highlands, Mass, have beer
guests OF Mrs. Thresher's father, Lymar
| Hutchinson, since Wednesday.--W illisn
Plumley OF Irasburg was in town Sunda,
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. c
Plumley.--Mr. and Mrs Fred Beedle o.
| Keene. N. H., visited M. Beedle's par
| ents,- Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Beedle, over the
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DERBY

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Baldwin celebrated
their 3)th wedding anniversary last
Saturday by entertaining neighbors and
friends in the evening.-Mrs. Roy Temple
and daughter and Mrs. Preston Adams OF
Fetch Bay, Can, were Sunday guests
at the home of Theron Adams. mrs
Margaret Kelley is in Johnson attending
the commencement exercises of the NOR
NAL School.-Mr and Mrs A. n. Utun
and Misses Helen and Myra JENNIE went
Wednesday to Waterloo, p. O. to attend
the wedding of A relative.-Mr. and Mrs
l.. P. Jenne and Mr., and Mrs. Cyril Darby
left Monday by automobile for skinner.
Me, to visit Or. and Mrs Aldrich--Mrs.
Myron Young and three children Of Bur-
lngton, are visiting at Charles Young S.
Wide Awake Rebekah Lodge No. 6 con-
fined the degrees on two candidates Tues
day evening. Tuesday afternoon several
friends of Mrs. Helena Eaton gave her
sunrise party at the home of Mrs. +. f.
Dawson. in honor of her s7th birthday
Miss Patti Foster of New York is visit.
ing Mrs. w. +. kinGsbcry.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page threeD

Lodge. No. II, +. and A. NJ. will be held
at the lodge rooms Saturday night-Her-
bert a. Rice. who has been in the local
customs Office for over ten years, mas
been sent to take charge OF the office AT
Derby Line. w. ID. Wilson of the st.
Adams Office is assisting at the ONCE
here-Dr and Mrs. +. j. stephenson
have been visiting relatives in Morris
burg. ont, during the last Week.-Mrs.
Sadie Ianglois attended the High School
commencement exercises in St Adams
last week.-Mrs.. C. c. Green has been
visiting in St Albans.Mrs. j.. r. Reilly
and daughter are visiting relatives in
Burke. y. Y.-Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mott
visited in town last week. They were
accompanied home to Burlington by Mrs.
-. W. Darby.-Mr. and Mrs l.. ii. Wall
ker returned last week from Florida.
where they have been since last fall.
They will remain here for the summer.
returning to Florida again for the win
ter.--Iames Hurley and family OF Ogders-
hurs are occupying the Murray cottage on
the lake shore for the summer.-Mrs
Norman Guertn and son are visiting in
Ogdensburg.-Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Flynn
visited in st. Adams Sunday. -Immigra-
ton Inspector E. J. Conway was a busi-
ness visitor in town Monday.
Merrill Dean Of Seattle, Wash, is WIS.,
ting his mother, Mrs. n. j. Young and
sisters, Mrs. Richard Roberts and Mrs.
T. N. Goodsell.--Mrs A W. Darby spent
thursday and Friday in Burlington. the
cues, of her aunt. Mrs A. q. Mott.-The
Missel Grace and Anna Coodsell of
Rouses Point, N. Y, were in towr Thurs
day TO attend the play, "ln the Heart Of
Maryland. Willard Lyman was a visi-
tor in swanton Friday.--y. S. government
men were in town purchasing horses
rhursday
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Iowa, to Mr.. and Mrs. n. r.. Harmed
Dana Bean, VINO has been spending SOW
eral days with his daughter, returned 20
his home at North Cambridge Tuesday.
Mrs. Lillian Chase. who has been visit
ing at the home of her son, has returned
10 North Cambridge. --Isador Hood Of
Hyde Park spent Sunday with her sister
at p. s. Curtis,.-Mrs. w. @. Curtis, SIG
ter and child who have been visiting
here the week past, returned to Canada
Tuesday George Clark spent Sunday
with his family in Burlington.--The senior
class and school faculty we're invited to
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Fred Boyden
at Cambridge Wednesday evening with
few other invited guests.-Mr. and Mrs.
Hannum Of Boston, Mass, are TO be en-
tertained at Hotel Melendy this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hoyt returned to
their home in Jericho Tuesday.-Mr. and
Mrs. f.. r. Jacobs and son and Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Powell Of Jericho were in
town Tuesday.--Mrs. Walter Blaisdell Of
Jericho was in town Tuesday.-Mr and
Mrs. Smith Edwards and children of Bur-
lington are visiting in town.-O. $. Nichols
Of Essex Junction, who has the contract
of the work on the addition to the high
school, commenced work this week.
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stowe. Mr.. MAYO is commissioned
OFFICER In Company + and is training in
ri1e shooting at which he Is already an
expert He has received three medals for
gallant action and marksmanship.-Orlo
~. Luce returned Monday from Mime
apoiis. where he was called last week
with Mrs. Luce and Mrs. insolvency of
burlington by the serious Illness of their
brother. Henry Mcmahon. Mrs. Luce and
MRS. insolvency remained with their
brother who was somewhat more COM
Portable when Mr. Luce left.-ATrs. Sarah
Il. Dewey. who has returned from "A visit
with relatives in Haverhill and Newbury-
port, Mass, was accompanied by her sis
ter, Mrs. Kate Babcock of Haverhil', and
daughter. Miss Katherine Dewey. and Miss
Lottie Ladd of NewburyportA coming in
Miss Dewey's car. They are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry e. Pike. The party
visited relatives in Johnson Monday and
motored TO Mitidlebury Tuesday.-Mr. and
Mrs Frank Mcdlar OF Burlington. who
were married Saturday are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. a. G. Ferry and other friends
in Stowe.-Mr. and Mrs. w. r.. Burt and
daughter and Douglass T.. Hunter Of Bur
lington were visitors in stowe Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. r s. Dow of st. Johns
bury were visitors here sunday.
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cd in town Saturday and went Sundat
with Mr. Dufur to Willouby ake.--Mrsl
Gertrude Poduetto of Hsrdwck has beet
spending a few days with Mrs. Margare|
Barrngton.--Mrs OBrien and dsughte1
Mrs. Nora Marshall. went to Manorvilld
p. O., for a few days visit.-Mrs Eto
Carr Of Hardwick is spending a few dayl
with Mrs Philbrook.-E. f.. Rollins o|
Hyde Park, Mass, is stopping at thu
Caspian Lake House again this season. 1
Mr.. Lubar and family and Miss MarI
Stimson went to Montpelier Sunday after
noon.-Mrs. Bessie Bodine was in st
Johnsbury Monday on business. william
Rodgers, an aged resident of this town
died Saturday at the home of his daugh
ire In Lyndonville. He went for a visit
in the early winter and was taken i'll an,
gradually failed until the end. His fu
| neral was held in the Presbyterian Churci
here Monday afternoon, the Rev. Audfe,
Graham officiating. Mr.. Rogers wa.
about 90 years of age and leaves tw,
daughters and three sons.
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JEFFERSONVILLE

The church was filled for the bacca-
laureate sermon by the Rev w. H Gould
of Cambridge Sunday evening. Special
music was rcndcred,by a double quartette
assisted by Antney Stratton, VIOLIN and
Miss Cornell, orgarist Graduation exer-
cises are to he held at the Town Hall
Thursday evening. All are cordially in
vited.-Miss Chloe Powell returned home
from her school work in Rridgewater.
Mass with her parents Friday.-The
members of Warner Lodge. No. 30 r. and
y. NJ, are invited to the morning serv-
ice at the Community Church at Cam
bridge June 81, They arc requested to be
at the parish house at IN o'clock to go m
a body.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Provost en-
tertained relatives Sunday.-Mrs, Norton
has returned to G.. G. Scotts.-Wilhs
Sheldon and Wilmer Stafford and the
Misses Nye and Powell spent Saturday
at the Queen City.-Mrs Alice Anderson
visited her friend, Miss Truax. at E;nos-
burg Falls Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
| Pierce and Mr. and Mrs. C. a. Hotch-
kiss and families of Georgia were callers
at f.. A. Woods Sunclay.--Miss Thelma
| Wilson of Bristol spent the week END with
Mrs. r. S. Hawley,-Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Hoyt of Jericho have been visiting
relatives and friends here.--Mr. and Mrs.
| II. w. Sinclair, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ober
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thomas and Miss
Aleath Reynolds have returned from a
week in camp at Highgate Springs--
James and Lester Berry have returned
home for the summer.--Mr. and G. II.
Tucker were in Fletcher Sunday to see
their son-in-law, who is very iow.-The
funeral of Mrs. James Wilson Was held
lat the home Saturday afternoon with in
vtermcnt in the village cemetery. She is
survived by her husband and two step
daughters, Mrs. Lewis Provost Of Dor
chester, Mass. and Miss Florence Wat
son of Bakersfield. Ruth Tnayer
continues to improve
The alumni Of Jacksonville junior high
school invite the graduation class or lS2V
of the Cambridge High school to meet
with them for their business meeting az
the school house Friday evening, the 18th
inst, at seven o'clock. Light refresh
ments will be served. w. A. Rousseau
Thelma Hawley and Bernice Aldrich, com
mittee in ch3rgc-The play given py tne
Jason Hunt Post Of Johnson at the toWi
hall here Friday evening unoer '"'
auspices of the Cemetery association "as
well patronized and we'll given each par
} being well sustained. The solos OF mrs
: lla Niles Jackson were rendered IN mel
usual pleasing and artistic way'-M'S'
Marion Montgomery spent the weeh-eh'
with her parents in Fairheld--Mr' an'
Mrs James Stafford are visiting tne'
, daughter in Enosburg Mrs. H. A. Smaiie'
of Morrsvllc was in town MONDAY
Tho regular meeting OF the M, W. =
is to be held at Starts Hall Friday eve
: ming. District Deputy Clark ana o's'.
; Deputy Baldwin are to he present ana Q
large class adopted Harold Tho"as
w Ia hna
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NORTH CRAFTSBURY

The Crsftsbury Academy will observs|
its annual alumni banquet this EVENING"
AT the gymnasium On account of p,ans|
for an elaborate fourth Of July celebra
ton at Albany. the town committee de !
cided not to hold one here this year, but
viii plan for a community fair early in
the autumn There were no moving pic
lures Tuesday evening. The film failed
will be exhibited tffs week.-Mrs. e. NJ
loren and daughter, Harriet, of lincoln.
Neb., are visiting at Carl J. Pctersons -
Miss Lois Hadley has returned from the
University of Vermont and will spend 4
part of the summer with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Hadiey.-Miss Myr-
tie Robbins has gone to spend a few
weeks with Rachel Nicholson Of Wolcott.
Miss Ethel Hart of EnosburS is visit
ing at ". 3. Williams.--Mrs. John COL
burn and children Of Burlington have
come tn their camp at Hosmer lake for
the summer-Mrs. e. T. Cole and three
children from milford. Conn, are visit
ingsat Calvin tCole's.-The Rev. f. r Cor
don of Greensboro and the Rev. e, J.
Peterson exchanged puipits last Sunday.
There will be a special offering taken
for the State library association Sunday
morning.-A sermon will be preached To
the Modern Woodmen Sunday forenoon
at the Congregational Churrh.-The
Woman's Missionary meeting will be held
Thursday with Mrs. n. 3. Williams
Robert Harper has purchased 4. new cal
and f. a. Dutton has exchanged his Oak
| nd for A. Metzocar
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WESTFIELD

Senator c. S. Page Of Hyde Park was .
caller at the home of Mrs. .. Edwin
Wright Sunday.-Ralph and Chester Sean
return the 3oth TO Camp Taylor, Ky.
They have been in the study classes the
past year and have signed up for another
years study. They are specializing in radio
worn. and Mrs. Archie Page'of Iras.
burg visited at Herbert and Alton Ain
gers last week.--Le Roy Miller and friend
from Auburndale. Mass. came last Friday
to spend few days AT the home of his
mother, Mrs. II. O. Miller.--The Rev.
w. G. MacFarfane went to Swectsburs
June 16 and brought home his mother
who is much better.-Mrs. Sharkey of st.
Johnsbury has been visiting at the homo
of her father, Mr.. Sweeney.-A daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Ducharne
June 11.-Monday morning Miss Nora
Foster. daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Homer
Foster, and Walter Verge. son of Vel
more Verge, were married at the Ro-
man Catholic Church at Troy. by the Rev.
j. F. LaBlanc.--Mrs. Lizzie Benware, who
has been for some time in the home of her
daughter. in Lowell. has come to her own
home here for a short stay.-A few days
ago George Besaw, wife and little daush.
ter met with what might easily have
been a fatal accident They were driving
home from Troy directly in front OF an
automobile and turned in at their home
without giving the turning sign Com
sequently the car hit the buggy and threw
them out. breaking three of Mr.. Besaw's
ribs and INJECTING numerous other injnr.
les, also iniuring Mrs. Besaw, but not
seriously. 1t was only because the car
was being driven slowly that they were
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JOHNSON

Mre. Smith and Mrs. William Hebb
have moved'into rooms in G. S. kcnf1elds
house on Railroad street.-F'rank Stearns
of South Royalton, who has purchased
the Stearns tub shop, has moved into
the O. 3. Landon house on Railroad
street-Miss Lucy Baker of Whitewater.
Baker, for the summer.-Robert Fuller
has returned from visit with his
brother in Iardwick. Mr.. and Mre
a. w. Hill of burlington visited Mrs
Mary Scribner rcccntly.--Richard Nye has
returned from Tufts College and is as
sisting in the Nye store. his father not
being able tn be in the store yet.--Miss
Glenner Fitzgerald of Lynn, Mass, is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r..
Fitzgerald.-Harry c. Parker, of the firm
of Parker e. Stearns, and Mrs. Mabel
Hebb. wife of the late Phillip Hcbb.
were married Tuesday June Is by the
Rev. Il. G- French. They were unattend-
cd.-W. +. Tracy went to SearsburH We'd
nesday,-waterman Lodge, No 80,
observed past masters night June II,
Tables were set for nearly Us The
stations were ALL filed by past masters
except three of the minor ones. The
thrdr degree was cxemplifed in an al
most faultess manner. Ex-Leut Gov.
&. II. Stearns made a few very apprp-
pirate remarks touching his stay in Los
Angeles the last winter and the hos
pitality shown Vermonters and especially
Masons, stating that tins lodge made the
largest per cent gain in, membership last
year of any lodge in the State
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RANDOLPH CENTER

Mrs Mabel Cook, who has been in
South Royalton since October caring for
an invalid, is at her rooms here for
two weeks rest.-Mfs- Hugh Phillips and
two daughters of Montpelier are with
Mrs Holden ar the old homestead.
Commencement exercises of the V. G. a.
were held last week, A large number at
tended the exercises. There were LEO at
the alumni dinner. Prospects for the
future are good-Raymond Pike, who has
recently sold his farm in Plainffeld, is
visiting al Mrs. w. A. Evans'.-N. G.
Conant, while working in his barn, fell,
striking a fork handle which made an
ugly cash in his side. 4 physician was
called and he Is making good recovery.
Andrew Edison. superintendent of schools
in New York city, and Charles A. Nor
rill, principal of Brigham Academy, in
Bakersfield, former principals of the Ran
dolph Normal School, were here last week
to attend the reunion of the alumni of
that school, which was well attended,
considering the rainy weather.
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ISLE LA NOTE

Mr. and Mrs. Solomon o: Indiapois,
Ind, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Parker for a few days.-Mr. and Mrs
NJ. S. Thomas and daughter. Ruth. were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Sowles of Roxbury. Miss Maude Adams
Of Burlington was weekend guest of
Miss Marie Jarvis.-Tbe condition OF El-
mer Houghton who suffered q slight
shock remains about the same.-Mrs.
julius HIPS condition is much improved.
Mrs. James Loop of burlington is in
town.-Mrs Cora SAKE and son. Emerson.
and Miss Lucy Heaton of Chazy, N. Y.
we're in town Sunday.Mrs. Hiram Pike
and son, Stanley, of Haverhili, Mass,
are spending two weeks in town with
relatives,
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WATERVILLE

Dr. Bcechcr and son and Mr.. Patrick Of
Burlington were guests of Or. Maurice
Green OF Bakersfield Wis
tied Mrs. o. G. Houghton and Mrs. Frank
Colby last Week.-Mrs. Katherine Smith
closed very successful term of school
Friday and returned to her home in
Barre. -Mrs. George Marsh visited in
Sheldon last Week.-Mrs.. Mary Westcot
and daughter Resale, returned from
Connecticut Saturday-Edwin and AL
bert Thomas are at home from their
school in bakersfield. Miss Velma Leach
is at home from Johnson High School,
Mrs. Nettie Hall and daughter from Man
chester, N. H.. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Lumbra.-Mrs. Edla Wiley has returned
home from Morrisvifle for sthe summer.
She was accompanied by her daughter.
Mrs, Lena kelley.-Mrs Charles Bragg
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. N. J.
Cross. at Highgate Center.-The REV.
Byron Rogers exchanged pulpits with Mr..
Ackers of Johnson Sunday.
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EDEN

The community was shocked and deep
iy saddened By the death Of F. l.. Whit
termore which occurred June IS about
noon. His body was found in the river
at Eden Mills where he had fallen from
high bank, and drowned.
The Lamoiile County Sunday School as
ISOLATION will hold its annual convention
at Eden Lake Friday. This will be
convention and picnic and al, are invited
to attend and have a good time. There
will he number of speakers during the
morning and after that the remainder OF
the day will be given to recreation and
sports. AL local people, who wish to at
tend will be welcome. Those from the
lower part of the town will be carried
from Eden Corners. Any desiring such
transportation should be al the church
between $50 and 10 a. m. Each one is
expected to bring his own lunch Ice
cream will he on sale and the proceeds
will go to the support Of the church. -
There will be a moving picture entertain
ment at the Corners Friday night and
afterwards a omenade especially for the
children. The promenade Will he under
the direction of the school teachers whose
guests the children will beathat evening
The Rev. F. w. Hazen Of Johnson
preached an interesting sermon al the
Corners Sunday morning The Rev. r.
l.. Stacy spoke at Johnson in exchange
with Mr. Haxen.-Frank l.. Whittemore, a
highly respected citizen Of this town
pnsseeA away June 16 He was born Octo.
ber 49, 1861 and had lived nearly his en-
tire life in this town. He>leaves daugn
ter and three brothers to mourn his loss
The funeral took place from the church
Friday at two p. M, the Rev. r. L.
Stacy officiating. The members OF the
Masonic Order attended in body The
largen attendance and the beautiful flora
display gave silent testimony Of the es
TEEN in which MI whittemore was heIo
| in this and surrounding towns. Over q
| took dinner at the church Tuesday at the
regular meeting of the Dorcas society
A good number turned out to help in thf
cemetery Wednesday and the Cemeter,
association thanks all. who helped IN an,