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WILLIAMSVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs. d. F. Pierce are visitin,
in Mortified.
Miss Agnes Morse of Keene is visitin.
her cousin, Mrs. w. II. Teft.
Mrs. Harold Smith of Brattleboro is {
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Z. II. Richard
son.
Miss Lillian Gordon spent the holiday
in West Brattleboro with Priscilla Jack.
man.
Frank Gray and Charles Gray visited at
their old home in Easthampton over the
holiday.
Miss Bessie Hewitt of Wolfboro, n. IT,.
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. f. w
Putnam
+. S. Putnam, who spent several days in
Northfeld, returned Monday to L. E.
STATIONS.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fox of Bristol,
Conn.,, are visiting Mrs. Fox's sister, Mrs.
G. E. Webster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Brown of Bos.
ton have been spending several days with
his cousin, G. b. Williams.
Mrs. r. II. Dean, who was in the Me-
mortal hospital two weeks following an
operation, came home July !.
Harold Elliot came Saturday from Bos-
ton to spend the holiday with his grand.
father. +. r. Willard, and uncle, F. f.
Willard.
Duane White and son, Everett. of Bos.
ton and Dr. and Mrs. p. p. White of
North Granville. y. H., visited at w. j
Whites and \. y. Sherman's from Friday
to Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs George johnson of Orange
visited over Sunday with Mrs. Johnson's
brother and sister, Merle and Ruth Brown.
They leave this week for Columbus, O.,
where they expect to live.
+. Il. Willard, who has been having
several weeks vacation from his duties
rs station master, returned to his duties
Wednesday. Mr.. Kathan of Putney, who
has been substituting, has returned to his
home.
Guests at A. r. Temples the past week
were Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Temple and
son, Norman, of Springfield Mr.. and Mrs.
c. c. Temple of Mountain Mills and Lee
Pike of Brattleboro, Mrs. John Packard
and Miss Virginia Cole of Whitman,
Mass, and Miss Alice Clark of Brockton,
Mass
Colonel Adam Clifford, commanding the
New England Province for the Salvation
Army home service appeal wishes to
thank the gvers to the fund which will
enable them to continue to bring hope
and cheer to the many unfortunates with
whom they constantly come in contact
EightythIec dollars was subscribed in
this village for the cause.
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WINDHAM.

Mrs. Augusta Hawkes. has gone to visit
her daughter in Gassetts.
+. II. Harris and family came to their
summer home here July ..
John Ingalls, and two sons of Windsor
were weekend guests Of relatives in town.
Independence day passed off quietly in
Wndham. Several people went to Graf
ton Saturday and to Lowell lake Monday
George +. Carleton goes this week to
Claremont, n. H., where he was working
before he was called home by the illness
of Mrs Carleton.
Mrs. Emma Dryden, who spent the win
ter with her daughter, Mrs A. f. Hawkes.,
went Friday to visit her son, Talcott Dry
den, in Londonderry.
As there was no service in the Congre-
gational church Sunday, some members
of the congregation attended church in
South Windham and others in Simons
vile.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Chandler and
three children of New Haven and Mr.
and Mrs. Emil Skoda OF Bridgeport Wis
tied Mrs. Jennie Chandler over the hol
days
A. f. Hawkes. and family started Sat
urday by automobile for Bridgeport
Conn, where they will visit Mrs
HAWKES. brother, Lloyd Dryden. They
expect to he away about week.
Allen District Pomona Grange met with
Glebe Mountain Grange July 7. An eve
ming rather than afternoon session was
held at the request of the local Grange
good sized class from Glebe Mountain
Grange received the fifth degree.
Rev L. II. Metcalf returned Tuesday
night after attending the international
Congregational Conference in Boston. Two
grandsons from Amesbury, Mass, re
'urned with him. Edgar Metcalf, u years
old and Gerald, o years old, plan to re
main in town few weeks.
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and Mrs Hollis ButterGcld and Mr.. and
Mrs. Snow of Brattleobro are in the
Miller cottage. Kamp Kozy was oc-
cupied over the Fourth by Mrs. Adeline
Winchester and D. NJ. Stockwel of
South IIadley Falls, Mass. Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Carruth of Shrewsbury.
Mass, and Mr.. Carruth s mother. Mrs.
f. Y. Carruth, and sister of Orange.
Mass. were at Deer Haunt for the hol.
iday.
Mr.. and Mrs. IT, j. Bettcrlcv and
daughter, Barbara of Springfield, Mass.
were guests at the Betterlev home.
/, stead for the holidays Mr.. and Mrs.
Betterley returned home Tuesday, hut
Barbara remained for time with her
grandparents. Mrs. Bertha Whitaker
came from Townshend and Mrs. j. l..
Stockwell and Miss Florence Whitaker
from Brattleboro. Mr.. and Mrs Irwin
Smith and three sons, Myron, Robert
and RonaldsOn, Of Meriden, Conn. re-
i turned to their home Tuesday. Mr..
and Mrs. II. =. Wellman and children.
Marguerite and Henry, of Brattleboro
came Saturday. Mr.. Wellman returned
to his work Tuesday. but Mrs. Well.
man and children will remain through
the week.
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JAMAICA.

Torrance Landman was in Fitchburg,
Mass, Monday.
Charles Bailey of Newport, Va, visited
his family here this week.
L. r. Soper and family OF Brattleboro
are here a few days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilder and Miss
Gladys Chaplin were Brattcboro visitors
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Smith of Bellows
Falls are guests a few days at Orrin
Johnson's.
A. W. Butler entertained his uncle,
Judge Butler, and family the first of
the week.
Miss Amanda Allen has been ill., Mrs
Everett Vail of South Londonderry is
caring for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodenough, who are
spending the summer in West Jamaica
were at their home in Guilford over the
weekend.
Miss Amy johnson and sister Of New
York, who bought the Dryer place in
Pixies Falls last year, are there spending
their vacation.
Lester Higgins and family, who have
been visiting his brother in West Jamai
ca a week returned to their home in
Fair Haven Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl NJ. Rufus and little
daughter, Earlene, of Wilmington spent
the weekend with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs O. A. johnson.
Mrs. Ida Wilder, who spent three weeks
with her daughter, Mrs Charles Wilder
returned to her home in South London
derry the last of the week.
Mrs. Louisc Perry of Boston, Mrs. AL
tice Clark of Bellows Falls, Jay King and
b. King of Bellows Falls spent the Fourth
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
King.
Mrs. Annie Stone, who has been caring
for Mrs. Matilda Allen, went home to
South Londonderry Monday noon. Miss
Hattie Allen of Wardsboro has come &c
stay with Mrs. Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs II. j. Daggctt and Miss
Betty Anderson attended the celebration
in Westminster Monday. Mr.. and Mrs
p. C. Stark and Marie spent the Fourth
with relatives in Grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Stark and family
went Sunday for a few days stay with
their daughter. Mrs Charles Record, in
Walpole, y. II. Their grandsons will re-
turn with them to spend the summer
here.
Charles Wilder, who has taken two
wears lumber job of Mr.. Hughes in South
Londonderry has put in steam mill on
the Martin place and will begin work
next week He will move his family the
middle Of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harris of West
Medford, Mr.. and Mrs Howard Hust OF
Maiden, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs i. ]. Har-
rs, Paul Manning and Maverette Nun
dell of West Townshend were callers in
town the first of the week.
School closed a successful years work
IN Maynard hollow Thursday with neigh
borhood picnic which was enjoyed
Among other refreshments ice-cream and
cake were served. Lyman Stone re
ceved a certificate to attend high school
The teacher, Miss Gladys Chaplin, re
turned to her home in West Townshend
Thursday.
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Weathcrsfeld, N. Y, are staying at l..
Il. Jenison s while Mr.. Meggot is col
Letting antique furniture.
Clarence j. Baker of Springfield,
Mass, came Saturday night by auto
mobile to stay over the holiday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Baker
A few from here attended the eel
ebration at Grafton Saturday, many
Others planned to go, but were de-
tanned at home by the weather condi-
tions.
f.. X Bridgco and son, Cecil, have
been in town this week packing and
moving their household goods to their
house in Townshcnd, which he bought
recently.
Miss Annie Stoddard of Braintree
Mass, is on three week 3 vacation
part of which she is spending with
her sister. Mrs. Keith Carleton, and
calling on old acquaintance.
Mrs. Frank w. Smith and little
Merrill of Brattleboro came July | for
two weeks visit at the home of Mr.
Smith s mother, Mrs. ]. f. Smith. Mr.
Smith and son, Frank Orvis Smith
Joined them for the holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Lille motored
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WESTMINSTER.
Death of Mrs. Lizzie A. Pierce.

Mrs Lizzie A. Pierce, Il, known as
" Aunt Lizzie' to n wide circle of
friends, died at 2.45 o'clock Thursday
July l, in the house which had been
her home for % years. She had suf
fered with neuritis about 40 years and
thcs past 10 or Is years she had been
an invalid. Death was the culmna
ton of severe attack with which she
was seized 10 days before.
She was born in Acworth, n. H.,
Dec. 81, 1913, daughter of Leonard
and Lucy Emery Stone When a
small child she lived in Cambridgeport
and when five or six years old she
moged with her parents to London
derry. On Oct. %, about so years ago,
she married William w. Pierce and
they lived in Londonderry until his
death in December, 1890. Mrs. Pierce
thep came to Westminster to live with
and care for her parents in their de
cliIfng years.
Mrs. Pierce leaves a half brother and
haf-sister, Herbert Wyman of Keenc
and Mrs. Melrose of Bath, Me-, and
three grandsons, also close friend,
Mi S Carrie Warren, who has lived with
her % years.
For more than % years she was To-
GALS correspondent for The Vermont
PHOENIX and when that paper and The
Brattleboro Reformer came under one
management she continued to CORE.
spdnd for both papers until obliged to
relhquish the work on account of i'll
heIth. She always was faithful in her
woEk, ever striving to secure accurate
information and her interest in the
papers continued after she gave up the
work.
She was member of the Congrega-
tioDal church here and was superin-
teDdent of the junior Christian En-
dteaYor society 13 years She was loved
bysyoung and old alike, and those in
trouble or sorrow sought her counsel
and in her found a sympathizing con
fidante.
The funeral was held at the home
here at II Saturday morning, Rev.
+. CIV. Wild officiating, and the body
was taken to Londonderry for burial
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Ooos letters year from his subjects.
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LONDONDERRY.

Seth Walker is home for few days.
George Carleton of Windham visited
is brother, John, recently.
Pearl Newton of Walingford has moved
into w. i. Wrights tenement
c. f. Bacon and son, Winthrop, are at
his home here for a short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs George -Shepardson have
returned home from Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Leonard are Wis
iting their son at Green Island, y. Y.
Mrs. Stillman Childs and daughter
Goldena, have gone to Newport, n. II.
\ party of u from Worcester, Mass
were weekend guests of Peder Peterson
Mr.. and Mrs. Atherton Bemis of Spring.
field are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +. A.
Curtis.
Mrs. Sargent and son, Willie. of Mas
sachusetts are visiting at Orlando Os-
born's.
Mrs. Reed and daughter from Amster-
dam. n. Y, are visiting her mother, Mrs
Stella Bryant.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams and son,
Maurice, are spending week with Mrs
Williams sister in Brattleboro
George Rowley has gone to Concy Is
land for few days stay and Clifford Day
is is driving the mountain stage,
Mrs. Carleton has returned home from
New York. She was accompanied by her
son. Edward, and family of Springfield,
The Hotel Wantastiquet has had many
guests since it opened about a week ago.
Everything is new and up-to-date. Mrs.
Ida Stevens is WORKING thara
Fred Williams and family, Herbert vii.
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WESTMINSTER WEST.


Mrs. Bert Houghton is i'll with grip.
Edmund Starret of New York city is
visiting at Mrs. Arthur Harlow's.
The Ladies' Aid society met July |
with Mrs. Fred Campbell for a picnic
supper.
Nellie Howard returned home Thurs
| day. after two weeks visit in Temple
ton, Mass.
Doris Chapman returned home last
week from Maiden, Mass, where she
visited relatives.
Mrs. Lena Bragg, of Brattlcboro, re-
turned home Sunday, after a few days
visit with Mrs. G.. S. Beebe.
Mrs. George Gould and daughter
Lydia of Windsor came Tuesday TO
visit her sister, Miss Alice Goodell
Earl Howard of Gardner. Mass, re-
turned home Friday, after week IS
visit with his uncle Albert Howard.
Addison Howard of Gardner. Mass,
came Friday and visited over the
Fourth with his brother, Albert How
ard
G. S. Bcebe and family spent Sunday
in Grafton and A. j. Davis of that
place returned home with them for
rev days VISIT.
All roads led to Westminster for the
Fourth of July Most all of West
Parish people were there and everybody
had grand good time
Mrs. Grace Perry of Maiden, Mass.
who was called here by the death of
her mother, Mrs. George Bell, returned
home Monday after week S stay with
her father
Frank Harlow of Maiden, Mass.
came Wednesday of last week to spend
the summer at his summer home Mrs.
Harlow and daughter, Elizabeth, came
Tuesday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Common of Nor
wich, are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Clinton McElroy.. Their son, Ernest
Conner of Hanover. n. H., brought
them in his automobile Tuesday.
City Collector, Charles A. Frazer and
Miss NJ Louise Frazer of Springfield.
Mass, and d. II. Frazer of Philadel-
phia, who returned last week from a
four months trip in Europe. came Sat
nrday and visited over the Fourth with
their sister, Mrs. Seymour Mnard COM
ing from Springfield by automobile.
Road Commissioner C. II. Reed had a
very enjoyable celebration of his Goth
birthday anniversary. His nephew,
Herbert Blood of Troy, N. Y, who il
visiting here, called him up by tele-
phone to be ready in half hour for
an automobile ride. He and Mrs. Reed
were surprised to find picnic party
had been planned for them Seventeen
relatives in three automobiles went to
Spofford lake, Chesterfield, n. H., for
the day. They were Mr.. and Mrs Reed
Adams Blood and Miss Sadie Simonds
of Dummcrston, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Blood of Troy, n. Y, Reuben
Blood and family of Putney, and Guy
Roberts and family of this place. The
party included. his two nephews and
niece and seven grandnieces and neph.
ews. They returned home by way of
Kecne, Winchester, Ashuelot and Brat
tleboro
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ATHENS.

r Henry Lamphere has been recent Wis
itor at W. A. Wymans.
Frank Woodland spent the Fourth in
Grafton and at Lowell lake.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Marvin are at
their farm to do their haying,
Several have begun haying. The crop
is nearly two weeks later this year than
usual
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wyman visited
Mrs Wymans sister, Mrs, Eva Damon
in Claremont, n, IT,, last week
Visitors in town over the Fourth werc
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Haas and son of
Workers, n. Y. and Mrs, Fred Ward of
Chicago at s. n. Bemis's; Terrence Louis
and friend from Springfield, Mass, at
Eugene Bemis's.
Among those who attended the Fourth
of July celebration in Grafton Saturday
were Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Carr, Mr. and
Mrs. f. T.. Ober and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Woodland and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. L. Torrey, Mrs. Albert Reed and sons
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DUMMERSTON HILL.

Mrs. John Taft of West Dummerston
is visiting Mrs. II. c. Betterley at Fair
view.
Mrs. Mary Hcvcy of Medford, Mass.
visited her sister, Mrs. r. c. Better
ley, at Fairview from Saturday to
Monday night.
Ellsworth i. Elmer and party of six
came by automobile from Chicopee
Mass to spend Sunday and Monday at
the Goodale farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Wells and grand.
children, Wells and Mary Bausman, OF
Chcopee and Mr.. Weiss sister, Mrs
Stella Mcneil of Hartford, Conn, came
to the Betterley homestead Wednesday
for a vacation
The vacation season at Sunset lake
has opened in earnest, several cottage,
having been occupied over the week
end. Mr.. and Mrs. Strong of Brattle
boro are at the Stelman cottage. Mr.
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SOUTH WINDHAM.

Harry Jenison was not as well the
first of the week.
Mrs. Marion Dorr of Randolph, Mass,
was in town over Sunday.
Dir. Devine and friend of New York
were guests at w. A. Farr's over Sun
day.
A number of the towns people went
TO Lowell lake Monday for the cele-
bration.
Ralph Howe of Greenfield Mass,
was holiday guest of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Howe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Felch of
Springfield, Mass, were guests at A.
l.. Howe g over Sunday
Mrs. l.. f.. Harris returned Saturday
night from weeks visit at the home
of her son in Turner's Falls, Mass.
Miss Katherine Howe was home
from Friday to Monday from her work
in the telephone exchange at Newfane
Rev. s. l.. Vincent of Townshend
occupied the pulpit Sunday morning
|, He was also present at the evening ser
vice.
Mrs. George Chase and little Ear
are spending a few days at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Harry Clough, in
Jamaica.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Lille, Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Barber and Miss Muriel st. Marie
motored to Manchester and Dorse
Monday.
Charlie and Willie Clark. of Nashua
y. H., visited their brothers, Osman
and Warren, at A. L. Howe s the first
of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Rounds and son. Mrs
'Bungav and son, Kenneth, of Mount
Vernon, y. Y, are summer guests at
w. A. Farr's
Mr.. and Mrs William Mcggot of
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liams and family. Leon Aldrich and fam
lily from this place and Others from away
making a party of 80, had picnic at Har
ny Benson's in Chester the Fourth
Rev. Clyde Wright and family of Rox
bury visited his parents and other rela
tives here last week. Mr.. Wright re
turned Saturday but Mrs. Wright and
daughter will remain short time.
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AZ THIS SEASON
LOSS OF APPETITE

Is very common. In many cases it is
due to impure blood, which cannot
give the digestive organs the stimu-
lus necessary for the proper per-
foEmance of their functions.
thousands know by experience
that Hoods Sarsaparilla restores
appetite and would advise you to
give it trial this season. 1t origin
ated in the successful prescription OF
n famous physician. Get it today.
fake Hoods Pills if you happen
topnecd a laxative-they don't grippe.
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from their home in Newton, Mass
To the home of Mrs. Lilies mother,
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Barber, Saturday. Mr.. Lii.
lie made the return trip Tuesday, leav-
ing Mrs. Lille for several weeks stay
with her mother.
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Sing George receives an average of o.
WOs letters year from his subjects.
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The PUTNEY COLUMN
Rev. w. P. Crosby to Lecture.

heV. w. i. Crosby was in town last
week and made arrangements to give d
lecture next Monday evening in the town
hall upon the necessity of religion. Rev
FATHER Crosby's purpose in coming to Put
ney is to gather the Catholics together
and to give them the chance near their
own home to enjoy the consultations of
their religion. The lecture is especially
intended for those of his faith, but it is
by no means exclusively so. Nom atho-
lies as well as Catholics are cordially in
vited to he present and to hear first hand
some of the teachings of@the Old church
which is so often misrepresented and mis-
understood
II. Warner Kathan is working for Earl
j.. Fuller
The annual meeting Of the Maple Grove
Cemetery association will he held Satur-
day afternoon, July II, at 3 o'clock, in
lower Masonic hall.
Mrs. NJ. f. Whitman celebrated her
10Th birthday anniversary Wednesday.
Col w. II. Greenwood, Womans Relief
corps, attended reception held from 3
to s. Mrs. Thwing closed the event by
taking a group picture.
Fred +. Robertson returned Tuesday
from a fishing trip to Lowcltown. Me,
after having been gone a week with VIII
z. Aver of Fitchburg and party of
friends. 1t was cold and rainy therefore
not as enjoyable as if other weather had
prevailed.
Mrs w. G.. Trcadway had an accident
Monday with her Ford car, the steering
gcer going wrong She was returning
from Westminster and the car went zig
tagging across the road, finally hitting a
tree and doing damage to one front wheel.
Mrs. Treadway was not hurt.
Oscar Ranney took wild ride Friday
afternoon about o'clock. He had started
home with the team after delivering some
berries when the horse became frightened
in front of Dr. i. II. Bugbees house. The
ring in the bit broke and the horse took
to the sidewalk when about half way up
Kmball hill but escaped all the hitching
posts and trees lie ran until in front
of II. q. Cobbs. where r. w. Ames
stopped it. Mr.. Ranney remained in the
wagon, but was helpless and called to Mr..
Ames to stop the horse, which was not
then going as rapidly as it had been. Moth
ing was damabed and the horse was driven
later that night
Clifford II. Cooke of Springfield, Mass,
who is having vacation from his work
ut the United States armory, where he has
been employed nearly four years, with
the exception of period during the war,
when he was in the military service and
stationed at Camp Devcns, came Thurs
day to the home of his brother, Earl f.
Fuller, on West hill. Mr.. Cooke called on
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. i. T.
Landman of South Londonderry, in Brat
tleboro, where they are staying at Mrs.
Mamie Nelson's on High street. On Sat
urday Mr.. Cooke left for East Barnet to
visit his sister. Mrs. Herbert c. Worm
wood, and family. He then plans to 90 to
Glehs Falls, n. Y, to visit his nephew,
George f. Fuller, and family before re-
turning to Springfield
AT the town hall tonight will be shown
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AT the town hall tonight will be shown
the'screen picture, Under Suspicion, with
= Ora Carew. Betty thought she would
lead careful life; she found apartment
house life in the great CITY anything but
care free. Beginning by suspecting
everybody, she soon found herself under
SUSPICION. A marvellous photoplay enter
tainment. Screen Magazine and a com
edy. also will be shown.-Adv.
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CAMBRIDGE

Mrs. Elsie Gates, of Montpelier, was a
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Gates Sun
day.-Mrs. Ann Leach, of Fletcher. Wis
tied Mrs. w. y. Lang Saturday.-A- A..
Twiss. of Burlington, is a guest at c.
W. Labounty's for a few days.-Mr. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Stafford visited at S. NJ. SAT-
ford's and C. F. Corse's Thursday.-W. J.
Pease was in Montgomery Friday to at
tend the funeral of his brother. Bernie
Pease.-Miss Blanche Payne has been
called home from Burlington by the Sc
rious condition of her father. w. S.. Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Clark and son have
returned to their home in Southineton,
Conn.-News has been received of the
birth Of A son to Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Brush.
of Boston. July MIR. and Mrs. Buell
Brewster are the parents Of a daughter,
Barbara Ruth, born Sunday. July IL
News has been received of the marriage
of Miss Alice Bennett and Burdette Cor
ton July . at Ilion, y. Y.-The funeral Of
Mrs. Margaret Hobart was held from her
home Wednesday with burial at Sanderson
Corners.--Wendell, the 12-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Long, was taken to the
Fanny Allen hospital Friday for an OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis. Mrs. Benjamin
Stolpher and son, of Newark, y. J.. ar
rived Saturday and will spend a month at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Lohler.
The remains of Clark, the younger son
Of Gardner Burns, who was drowned in
Westford Sunday, We're brought here We'd
nesday and buried in Mountain View GEM
etery Mis- Douglas. public h-llth nurse.
will be at this place one day e. each week
under the auspices of the Lamoille County
Chapter of the Red Cross-Mrs. Croft. of
Pleasant Valley. is the guest of Mrs. W.
NJ. Smith this week,