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The Dolores star., 1920-08-06
QUALITY, PRICE AND SERVICE

These are the three important things to consider
when bnvng groceries difference where from whom
you buy them;
First YOU consider the purity and freshness
because of what the health OF yourself and
family Impure expensive at
Second in these times of high prices it becomes
necessary that the strictest economy be practiced
purchasing the family and every housewife
that is duty to save wherever she n
making her purchases for the table.
Third but not least, is the service one receives from
the parties which they make their purchases
one thing purchases but it is equal important
that the same be deliver in good shape.
1t is useless call attention, to the quail
tv of our groceries, Everyone who purchases groceries
from us their purity and freshness and
exactly they purchase is delivered to their home
the day they made the purchase. But we want
call your the price Travelling statesmen
around your home and give prices groceries
Pueblo and with their smooth talk make
believe that you buying cheap, when in reality you
paying price for unknown brand of good thata
brand would cost at store Then after
waiting less time Casually greater your
goods by freight (oten in bad shape) and
what ordered, and after the freight
haven't saved nickle.
When you need groceries to our store and
prove you that the above statement is true
T. H. AKIN MERCANTILE co.
Dolores COLORADO
The Dolores star., 1920-08-06

For Sale-Ford car in good shane.
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JOHNSON

Mr.. and Mrs Dennis Parady were In
Morrisvile Monday.-Mr and Mrs. Earl
Fuller have returned from Portsmouth,
N. H.. and Will remain here for the pres
ent.-Joseph Grenier has moved into the
Cyrus Davis brick house.-Mr. and Mrs
John Laraway were in Stowe the first Of
the week to visit his brother. Bert.-Mrs.
Joseph MuzZey was in Hardwick part
of last week-The deputies of the sixth
district, o. e. s., made their official visit
to Johnson chapter Friday night. Sew
eral were present from Morrisville and
Jeffersonville. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Austin Richards has returned from
a visit to her son in White River juno
tion.-Dr. and Mrs. George Goodwin start
ed for their home In Ardmore, Okla, last
Week.-Mrs. Agnes Leslie has returned
from Lowell, Mass. and opened her mill
linery parlors In the Dr. Waite building.
ID. A. Barrows has purchased of O. A.
Mcfarland his residence on Main street
and will take possession November l. Mr..
Mcfarland has purchased a residence in
Burlngton.-Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald at
tended the funeral of Mrs. NJ. II. Board
man In Morrisville Wednesday,
Fletcher and Miss Blanche Durby We're
married In Burlington Saturday and re-
turned to johnson Saturday night.-Mrs.
Sarah McClarey spent few days last
week in Cambridge Mrs. f. T.. Acker-
man and children. of Alburg, are visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Mum.
III. H. Bangs was In Morrisville last
week
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CAMBRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rusterholtz Of Iowa
came Tuesday night for a visit with rela-
tives in town.--Mrs. y. r. Brewster has
been spending several days with her
brother and wife Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Culver In Richford 1.-The teachers OF the
school here went Wednesday to Burling-
ton to attend 'Nc teachers convention
Howard Boc moving into the Gates
tenement ny r. G. Jackson
Misses Ami arbara Luce of Water
bury were fprs here Satuf day
Thomas Corsc celebrated his 93rd birthday
last Thursday. His sister. Mrs Stafford OF
Burlington and his daughter. Mrs. Mary
Gallup, spent the day with him.--Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Ellsworth Of Rutland spent
Sunday and Monday with thor parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Ellsworth.--IrVin9
Patterson has moved to the hos pital farm
vacated by Leslie koberts.A. r. Day
of Burlington was business visitor in
town Friday.--Niss Winona Mcclure of
Bethol is a CUES; of Miss lldah Lohle-.--
Gardner Burns has sold his farm In West
ford and has rented the Frank Thomas
farm at North COMMUNICATIONS and
Allen Brush OF Burlington are spending
a few days at their homo here.
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AND TINES: THURSDAY.


having attended rural schols and Peoples
Academy. The groom served % months
In the World War He is now employed
by Peck & Stafford in the veneer MILL
After wedding breakfast, served at the
nome of the brides parents, the couple
iett on the morning train for Malone. NJ
T.. where they will spend two weeks. on
their return they will go Immediately to
nousekeeping.-W. +. Benson arrived In
town from Old Orchard, Me-. Saturday
ana mas been spending several days in
'o"n.-Aoout % members OF the Ameri-
can Legion we're In Eden Sunday to at
tenu the FUNERAL of Roy Shattuck, whose
oody was brought home from France
VT ana Mrs. w. e. Trip and u. A.
smaiiey returned Saturday from the State
lair at white River Junction Mr.. Small
ey was superintendent of horses and was
assisted by Mr.. Tripp.-Mr. and Mrs. "A.
II. Campbell and Mr.. and Mrs. @. S. STAN
CHI were IN st. Johnsbury from Friday
until sunday I'm attendance at the state
Sunday-schol convention. Lamoille coun-
~ was awarded banner for having the
highest standard In efficiency. Windham
county was also awarded banner.-Mrs
IL NJ grimes. VINO mas been spending
TWO weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Ly-
man Darling, OF GARFIELD, has returned to
the nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Camp
bell Of Richmond street.-Mr. and Mrs. l..
Darling and F. T.. Campbell left Monday
Tor New London, Conn. for a few days
stay, coming by automobile.-Mrs. F. o.
Lunt went Thursday to Westford, called
by the illness and death of Clinton
Stearns. Mr.. and Mrs. n. l.. Stevens.
Mrs. e. w. Hadley and F. Q. Lunt went
Sunday to attend the funeral and were
accompanied home Sunday night by Mrs
Lunt.-Mrs. Ella Woolcutt is In Barre
for an indefinite stay with relatives-Guy
A. Cheney has returned to Matawan, n.
j., after q visit with his ma rents Mr.
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Mrs. Edith Simineau and two sons
went Monday to visit friends in Lis
bon, N. II. The younger son, Forrest,
fell 10 or IL feet from a second story
window. but striking on some corn
stalks escaped injury.
Mrs. w. A. Smith recently gave party
to several young ladies In honor of the
10Th birthday of her granddaughter, Miss
Reba Smith. Supper was served and the
young lady received many gifts from
her friends.-Mr and Mrs. C. l.. Moody
or Montpelier were week lend visitors at
c. Il. Burt's.-Mr. and Mrs. c. o. Burt
and guests, Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Reynolds
of Minneapolis, visited the White Noun
tains Saturday and Sunday.-Miss Ruth
Mcmahon left Saturday for New York
city, where she has position as a
teacher in the Wright Oral School. Her
father. G. L. Mcmahon, accompanied her
to Burlington. Mr.. Mcmahon went Sun
day night to Boston to attend bankers
meeting of the Bridge
Street Community club with Mrs. Il, O..
Stafford has been postponed until the
afternoon Of October 16.-Mrs. e. II.
Gregg of West Charleston Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. r. Il. Moulton.-Miss
Irene Asquith has returned from visit
of three weeks with friends in Holyoke
and South Hadley. Mass. Miss Asquith
was accompanied home by ]. j. Moriarity
OF South Hadley.-Carl DeLeon and Miss
Winifrcd Davis, who motored here Sat-
urday from Rocky Hill, CONF, were &C.
companled home Sunday by Miss Davis
mother, Mrs. Elmer r. Davis. who has
passed two weeks with her cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. 4. W. Collins.-The girls Of
the senior high school have organized an
out -of-door club which is known as the
IN Everything Society" Margaret
Keefe was elected president of the club.
Dorothy Barrows vice-president, Dorothy
Shepard secretary and Martha Gale treas
urer. The charter members are as fol-
lows: The Misses Margaret Keefe. Doro-
thy Barrows. Dorothy Sheppard, Sadie
Cary, Alice Barrows. Alice Boozan. Mary
Bailey, Catherine Harris. F'loy Collins
Mabel Sleeper. Beatrice Pike. Hazel
Oakes. Gertrude Clark, Martha Gale,
Arlle Wright, Agnes Towne, Hortense
Shackett, Mary Chaplin, Marjorie Foster,
Reba Fuller, Pearl Taylor, Beatrice
Kaiser and Florence Shackett The pur-
pose of the club is for out-of-door exer-
else during the school year
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JEFFERSONVILLE

The South Cambridge Cemetery asso-
citation is to hold a meeting with the
president, Mrs. c. II. Tucker, on Thurs
day afternoon, October T. A full attend
ance of members is desired-The Baracca
class held a melting Monday evening at
the church parors.-Mr and Mrs. Bernard
Howe. of Loon Lake, N. Y. have been
visiting at c. B. Hapgood's.-Mr. Gauvin,
of st. Johnsbury, was a business visitor
In town Saturday.-Arthur Burnor moved
to the Gallup farm which he purchased on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Cyr and family
spent Sunday at George Mables in I'm
derhill-The Baracca and Philathea class
es held meetings at the church parlors
Monday evening Bootjack, who
has been working for p. S. Curtis for
the season. went to his home in Eden
Saturday evening for the winter.-Miss
Helen Martin, a former town girl and a
graduate nurse of the Sherwood SAM
tarium, has gone to Florida with a patient
from ST. Albans.-Miss Matte Wilcox of
Burlington is stopping with her sister.
Mrs. A. ]. Brown.-Mr. and Mrs j. L..
Berry entertained relatives Sunday
Frank Root has moved his family to Bur-
lington.-The j. c. A. meeting is to be
held today with Mrs o. c. Hitchcock.
j. Shaw Webb. y. c., OF Burlington Is
, meeting his patients here Mondays and
/ Thursdays.
Earl Priors black horse dropped dead
on "grist milf hill Tuesday while he
was driving home from the creamery
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Tatro have purchased
the H. j. Tooles resiuence.-Prof. and
, Mrs. Evans OF Burlington were at Mrs.
! Mayme SCOTS Monday.-The cemetery
meeting at Mrs. o. c. Hitchcocks was
we'll attended Tuesday afternoon.-The
high water Of last week did a lot Of dam
age by washing away crops. Albert
Cutting and r. II. Fuller were heavy
losers.-E. A. Wood and Alice Anderson
made a trip to the Island Tuesday.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Thomas of Morrisvil!e. who
has been visiting her brother. +. r.
Butler, for 10 days, returned home Tues
day night.-Mr. Huntley and daughter OF
Pawtucket, r. l.. have been visiting at
r. b. Butlers.-B. L. Reynolds brought
the little child Of o. Il. MCGOWAN home
from the hospital Sunday.-The high
school teachers are attending the State
convention at Burlington this week.
Miss Gertrude Videto of birmingham.
Mass, is visiting at her brothers, T. N.
Videto.--Mrs Marion Cornell is soon to
20 to Burlington. where she has employ
ment.-Plans are being perfected for the
annual church fair which is to be held
October 2s-29.-Landlord Melendy Is to
give another social dance October 10 with
Cabana's orchestra for dancing.
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Rutland County
BRANDON

The Brandon High School football team
was defeated by the Vergennes High
School team at Vergennes Friday. the
score being u to 0.-Herbert Keller of
Boston Is IN town for several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Bissell have returned
from Gray Stone Lodge at Antrim. N. H..
where they have been during the sum-
msr-Mr. and Mrs. J. b. Partlow and
son. Kenneth. went Saturday night to
Massena. N. Y. where they will make
their home.-The first meeting Of the sea-
son of the Monday club was held Monday
evening with Mrs. James H. Wheiden.--
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RANDOLPH CENTER

Miss Connie Allen has closed her work
at the sanitorium and gone to Boston to
take course In dental nursing.-William
Jackson took seven head Of fine Jerseys
from the State school herd to the state
fair and took two first prizes, TWO sec
onds and third and fourth prize ana
silver cup for the junior herd-The teach
ers OF the graded school are attending the
Teachers convention at Burlington.-Mrs'
Luke Parish attended the district meeting
of o. f.. S. In Mortified Thursday. also
Mrs. C. l. Boyden.-An effort Is being
made to have a lecture course here this
winter and it is hoped 1t will succeed.
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WATERVILLE

The Rev. Amy Il. Rogers preached In
Woodbury. Sunday, returning home Mon
day.-The Cemetery association was
pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Elsie
Carpenter and Mrs. Della Abel Friday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Abell.-
The Ladies' Aid society met at the hall
with Mrs. Addie Tobin Wednesday after
noon.-Mrs. Edna Bennett visited in JEFF
fersonville Sunday.-Thc Women's For
eign Missionary society met with Mrs.
Elsie Carpenter Wednesday afternoon
A. l.. Laraway attended bank meeting
at johnson Tuesday.-The Woman's For
eign Missionary society will hold public
meeting Sunday evening at the church.
a fine program will be rendered-Pearl
Tobin has opened an up-to-datc meat
market on Church street.
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LOWELL

Harry jacquard OF Somerville. Mass,
came Saturday to remain through the
winter with his family at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. GeIo.-
The Misses Erma and Elisabeth Curtis
of Montpelier Seminary spent Saturday
and Sunday at home.-Dr. Young took
Felix Brown Of Eden to the Mary Flet-
cher hospital Monday.-John Voyer has
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NORTH TROY

An unusually large amount Of damage
is being done by vicious dogs attacking
sheep. They have lately destroyed Is for
Albert Lunna. besides quite q number at
other times for him and George e. Boil
ton. Vigilant watching has been done
and one dog shot.-Niss Emma Munro
returned to her home In Brooklyn, n. Y.
Saturday night after a visit to her SIS
ter. Mrs. w. D. Kelley. She is employ
ed In the offices OF the Equitable Trust
Co.. In New York, and its building was
much shaken and damaged by the re-
cent explosion.--Dr. r. II. Page returned
Saturday night from Sutton. Que, in
somewhat feeble condition. A few weeks
since he went to st. Thomas, Ont. IN
tending to remain during the winter with
his daughter.-Clay c. Page has sold
his residence at tho head OF Main street
and has moved to st. Johnshury.-HaPry
A. Gilbert. now Of Cambridge. Mass. was
In town Sunday.-J. Blair and family
have returned from q 10 days pleasure
trip by automobile TO Boston and other
places,
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Orleans County
NEWPORT

Il, II. Hallett. OF the Caledonia County
Farmers Exchange, of St. Johnsbury,
was business visitor In town on Satur-
day.-The Ladies' Missionary and Indus
trial Circle of the FIRST Baptist Church
held their first monthly meeting OF tho
season on Friday afternoon at the home
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GREENSBORO

Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Chaffee spent the
weekend with friends In Littleton, N. H.
Mrs. Ella Simpson is visiting for few
days in Burington.-Harry Jaynes re-
turned to his home in Fairfax last week
having completed his engagement at the
Cuthbertson store.-Charles Rabbit sur
prised his sister Mrs. George Wright.
last week by appearing at her home for
a visit. She has not seen him for ~ years.
Mr.. Babbitt is a veteran OF the Civil War
and has lived for many years In Pennsyl-
vania. This week Mr.. Babbitt and Mrs.
Wright will visit their old home In Wor-
cester. Mass.-Ira A. Carl Of Reading Pa,
has been engaged as principal Of the
junior-senior high school and commenced
his labors last Thursday.-Mrs. Kate Cook
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Margaret G1ss.
Albert Young has sold his farm stock
and tools to purchasers from Canada for
$500 and gives possession November L.
Mr.. Purdy was r business visitor In Bethel
and Barre Thursday and Friday.-William
Thompson and wife were over from
Walden for a few hours Saturday.-Miss
Bresnehan returned to Burlington Friday
after supplying as principal at the hign
school for five weeks.
Saturday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrel
MERCER were invited to the home of their
daughter. Mrs. Octave Bemars. where
they were met by 100 relatives and friends
to celebrate their Goth wedding anniver-
sary. In the course of the evening. MI
Anderson In a well worded speech pre-
sented Mr.. and Mrs. Mercier with purse
containing sos In gold. Several other use
full presents In gold were given and beau
tiful bunch Of pink and white carnations.
Later fine wedding cake made by Mrs.
Anderson. a niece, was cut and served
by Mrs. MERCER. Among those from out
of town were Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Mer-
cier. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mercier. Albert
MERCER. Mrs. Amelia Harrison and Frank
Kinney of Barre; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Anderson Of Burlington; Mr.. and Mrs. Du-
Bots and family. the Misses Eva and Edith
Demars. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Massey and
son and Mr.. Edward Massey OF st. Johns
bury. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrel Mercier were
married on the third day Of October. 1870
and to this happy union we're born three
sons and four daughters. All are living ex-
cept one daughter and this is the first
time in many years when all the family
has been together. There We're Is grand
children present Monday morning at high
mass at st. Michaers Church, Mr.. and
Mrs. MERCER renewed their vows. a
grandson. Henry Mercier. acting as best
man and granddaughter. Grace Demars,
as bridesmaid. After the ceremony. the
wedding breakfast was served at the
home of Mrs. Demars.
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WOLCOTT

II. II. Parker attended the funeral Of
c. 3. Stearns in Westford Sunday.-J.
j. Lyon AMI Miss Nora Twiss are passing
the week with friends in WirchenGop.
Mass.--The Rev. Fred Reynolds left for
Lynn, Mass, Monday. where he de-
lvered a sermon at the Nazarene confer
ence for ministers Wednesday. He eS-
poets to be absent for the week.-Mrs..
William Robbins went to the Hardwick
hospital Saturday. where she was operat-
ed on for appendicitis by DR.. Allen OF 81.
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Johnsbury assisted by Dr. A. d. Ferris.
At this writing tho patient is doing well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Richardson Of
Greenfield. Mass. are guests at q. II.
Richardsons-L. Valley left Monday for
Montreal, p. O., for a visit with rela-
tives. During his absence c. Fl. Cleve-
land is conducting the store.
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CRAFTSBURY

union service of the w. r. NJ. socie-
ties representing the three different
churches in this town was held In the
Methodist Episcopal Church Friday. A
fine dinner was served at noon and a
very interesting program was carried out
in the evening showing the Importance Of
more missionary work.-E. W. Hardy
sold his village residence Monday to
Lester Bigford of Lisbon. n. H., price
H,50o-Mr. and Mrs. Hardy will move
next week to Canada, where he has pur-
chased a large farm.-W. C. Hadley was
chosen delegate to the State convention
at st. Johnsbury from the Congrega-
tional Sunday school, Hollis Lathe and
Percy Keir from the Methodist Episco-
pal Sunday school.-William Thayer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thayer moved last
week to Waterbury, where they intend
to reside.-Three automobile loads Of
Masons were In town Wednesday to at
tend the Masonic banquet Among the
number were three former residents.
Quar- Leonard. Jed Rand and George
Anderson.-Fred Bailey came from Bos-
ton TO visit his family and returned
Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bemis of
Plymouth. N. Y, are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs.. q. 3. Leavitt.-Mrs. Jennie Randall
has entered the st. Johnsbury hospital
for treatment.-Flora Waterhouse went
to Richford Thursday where she expects
to spend the winter.-Sunday, October 10.
Is to be observed as rally day at the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
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FORESTDALE

Mr. and Mrs. r. ]. Brown and Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. E. Partlow returned Sunday
from indianapolis. Ind. where they at.|
G. A. II. They also visited relatives inI
Chicago. H.. and Benton Harbor, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Fisher and Mrs.
Carrie Fisher, who have been visiting att
Mrs. Mary Whtaker's, have returned to|
Greenfield, Mass.-Robert Gould has re-.
turned from Hartford, Conn, where he
has been several months.-Mr. and Mrs.
James Madden and children OF Burlng-
ton spent Sunday at Philip Bulris'.-Her-
bert Baker and son, Roy. are visiting
relatives in Worcester Mass.-Mark Ber-
field. Mass, where they have employ
ment,-Marcus Carr and Miss Verna
Stone Of Forestdale and Earl Larock and
Miss Vera Cook of Forestdale were mar
red at St. Mary's Church. Brandon last
Saturday morning by the Rev. FIR Cray.
Mrs. James Fitzpatrick and daughter
of Pittsford have moved into Mrs Mary
Symons' tenement.-Oscar Carrier was In
Ticonderoga, n. Y, Wednesday TO at
tend the funeral of relative.-Mrs j.
e. Tooles of Burlington spent the week.
end at Edward Sullvan's.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Mcdonald and son are visiting
relatives in Hinsdale, n. H.-Walter
Ross has returned from Antrim, n. H.,
where he passed the summer.-Mr. and
Mrs. ]. f. Nieklan and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherwin French and son passed the
weekend in Montpelier.
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sold his farm to Noe Menieur Of Concord,
Mass. Joseph Frank. the year old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hercules Cotnoir, was
drowned In a pail of water Friday.-Mrs.
l.. l.. Durnell. who passed the summer
with her daughter. Mrs. Elvado Cool
beth. returned Monday to her home in
Lynn, Mass.-E. s. Coolidge was BUSH
ness visitor in Burlington Monday.-Mr.
and Mrs. Austin and son and daughter
OF Stowe we're Sunday visitors Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Stockman.-Frank Sisco
and daughter, Meta, we're visitors In
Montpelier Saturday and sunday.-Whlle
Burton Hoadley was turning out for an
other car in a narrow ungraded piece Of
road at Eden Mills. his car went down
bank and was caught in a tree, cutting
and bruising the five occupants and dam
aging the car to some extent.-The fresh
men reception was held at the NJ. w. A.
hall Monday evening. -Wesley Regan of
Newport City, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Fraz-
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sisco of Orleans,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bllado and son,
Daniel Osbo, and son Of Jacksonville
and Miss May Shaw Of Montpelier we're
Sunday visitors at v. c. Siscos.-C. II.
Newton was a business caller in st. AL
bans last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Cello visited In Wolcott Saturday and
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Radlyn and Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Morse and two children of
Waterbury we're visitors at Charles
Stewards Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Lampher we're In Montpelier Sunday
Adeibert Longley returned Monday from
the Mary Fletcher hospital.