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Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-28
STRAW HATS

are ready in good clean assort- ment of styles, prices right. Balbriggan Underwear at $1 our grade is worth $l3.5O per dozen at wholesale, but our retail price shows us . pro fit at $l, owing to our fore sight.
 Negligee Shirts at g, $2.5o and $3-this is good merehan- disc too.
 Work Shirt. $1.5o - worth that at wholesale.
 Not everything in our stock is sold this way; Oh !! no; we can't foresee everything. But you may rest assured that when a break in prices of real. ly Good Merchandise Comes you will find it here.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-28
FRECKLES
Don't Hide Them With a Veil; Re- move Them With othine-Double
 Strendth

This preparation for the removal of frcolSles Is usually SC successful in removing freckles and giving a clear, beautiful complexion that it is sold under guarantee to refund the money if it fails.
 Don't hide your freclSles under a ve1i' get an ounce of Othine and re- move them Even the first few appli- cations should show a wonderful i'm provcment, some of the lighter freck- les vanishing entirely.
 Be sure to ask the druggist for the Double strength Othine; it is this that b sold on the money-bacix guarantee.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-28
Points For Community Picnickers.

The Fairgrounds Association an- nounced Thursday evening the follow ing pointers for the community picnic in Lowthorpe Meadows this (Friday) even- ing:
 Special trolley cars for Lowthorpe Meadows will leave Franklin square at 5.45 and D. m.
 Rubbish barrels will be placed for the convenience of all so that the grounds may be left in order.
 The Girls Community club has loaned song sheets fo" the singing which will follow supper and be led by Rev. Alex ander H. Abbott.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-28
DEPENDANT TEsTIFIEs IN
 CONTESTED DIVORCE SUIT

Testimony of Moves B. Crandal of New London, who is contesting the d. voree suit brought by his wife. Mary P
 Crandall, was reached in the superior court here Thursday ~before Judge George E. Hinman. MT. Crandall denied all the testimony given by his wife and by, witnesses for her as to harsh treat ment towards her in words and deeds fci a number of years past He said there
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-28
Return Trip Fr.n Har<s.ra.

The special train which took the Csn- necticut Consistory members from Nor wich, New London and WilIimantic to Hartford Wednesday for Hartford Day" reached this city again on the re- turn trip about o'clock Thursday morn ing. It took three cars to accommodate the Eastern Connecticut Masons who went on the trip. The train was routed through Norwich, Plainfeid and Wiiii-
 mantle.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-28
STORES WILL BE CLOSED
 FOR MEMORIAL, DAY

Secretary L. M. Crandall of the Chamber of Commerce afteE interview Ing practically all the merchants in the city finds that all with whom he has talked will close their establishments on Monday in observance of Memorial Day which falls on Sunday. With all the larger establishments closed the smaller ones will no doubt fall in line and close their places of business.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-28

RocIville.-Court Hearts of Oak, F. of A., has won the title to the silver loving cup which was set up for prize to the team winning II out of 21 games at. car pet bowling, Court Hearts of Oak team won the title from Court Snipsic team by winning II games against for Court Snipsic team.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-28
FAREWELL GIFTS TO

AENs OAhL D. AEN AU1 Rev. Carl L. Kenagy, who has been director of the young peoples work at the Central Baptist church since April, 1919, was given farewell reception on Thursday night after the regular nray- CT meeting service at the church as ne is to leave here next Tuesday. He is to serve as pastor of a church at Car rolton, N. T., and in the fan will resume his studies at Rochester Theological Seminary where he has tw.3 more years to complete his course.
 Close to 240 members of the church were present Thursday night to bid him
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-28

A few drops of "Gets-It" knocks the hurt out of any corn at once and soon loosens it so it lifts right off without any feeling. Oh, what com fort! How grand to walk and dance and jump without a single twinge! Why not?
 "Gets-It," the never failing, guar anteed money back corn remover, costs but a trifle at any drug store. Mfd by E. Lawrence & Co.,, Chicago.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-28

had never been any unpleasantness be- tween them and he was willing to go back and live with her and give her anything she wanted. AIr. Crandall was on the stand all the afternoon in his di- rect examination and cross-examination. The petitioners attorneys rested their case about l o'clock after having had Lewis Crandall and Attorney Edmund w. Perkins as their final witnesses.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-28
gOHNsON's REPUBLICANIsAI NOT
 CONTINGENT UPON NOMINATION

Concord. N. C., May 27.-Senator Johnson Of California declared in a po- htical address here today that he would not bolt the republican party at Chicago II he should not be chosen as the repub- lcan presidential nominee there
 "I am now engaged in a family quar- rel, wholly a family quarrel" Senator Johnson said. and when the selection is made at Chicago in two weeks the quar- rel will be ended"
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-28
Yale Wins In Tennis

New Haven. Conn. May 27-The second Yale tennis team defeated Trini- ty college here today. matches to none
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-28
Entering Business in New LoDd.r

Arthur B. Simpson of Francis pIact moves today (Friday) to New Londor where he will reside in the future. MT simpson is to enter business in New London and will conduct a bowling al i ley
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-28
Three Drop
 Corn
 Killer

"Gets-It' Steps Pain immediately
 and corns Go Quick.
 The way to handle corns is the tried and proven "Gets-lt" way - the way that millions have found quickest, easiest, safest and most re- liable.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-28

In order 10 win success a man must Dc Tn position 10 grasp opportunity by the back of the neck.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-28
White Middies and
 Middle Skirts

for the schools that are going to use the uniform style. We have an excellent line of Mid dies, sizes 8 to IS years, at $1.75 to $4.50. White Plaited Skirts, $2.OO
 and SAYS - sizes s to 16
 years. Princess Slips, 8 to 16 years. Dainty Camisoles. Dainty Boomers. White Hose, in cotton and
 silk.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-24
GEORGIA

Word has been received of the mar
riage of Miss Frances Harris in Denver.
Colo, to Orson Reynolds of Hama, Wya~
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds will reside in
Hama, Wyo, where Mr.. Reynolds owns
several large ranches. Both young peo-
pie were former residents here.-The
Misses Ruth Moore and Laura WILDER of
Burlington were weekend guests of Mrs.
F. H. Wilber.-Miss Marguerite Bliss of
Burlington is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. W. Blss.-A daughter was
born TO Mr. and Mrs. George Conger
June 20-Miss Ellen Jeffrey Of Montpelier
is spending some time with hex brother,
the Rev. j. NJ. Jeffrey.--Miss Bertha New
ton was a recent visitor in Montreal
Leland Patton of Richford is visiting 'his
sister Mrs. Ward Post.-Harvey Sunder-
land of the University of Vermont and
his guest, Moreland Perkins of st.
Adams, were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Oscar Sunderland.-Sabin Abel is
i'll with the measles.-Mrs. Amanda De
Bruno has returned to her home in
Greensboro, accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Annaliza Rattee.-Miss Dora Fenton
has gone to her home in Castleton after
spending the school year with the Rev.
and Mrs. f. I. Nye.-The regular meet
ing of Banner Grange was held June IS.
At this time a class OF candidates received
the third and fourth degrees Refresh
ments were served District Deputy
Wright and wife of St. Adams Bay were
present.-The Ladies' Aid society will
meet with Mrs. NJ o. Bragg to-day
Children's Day exercises will be held al
| the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
evening
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-24

carried white carnations. The bridesmaid
was dressed in pink and carried pink car
nations. Mr.. and Mrs. Stillman are now
at the home of II. J. Powers, where they
will pass a few weeks before returning
to South Lancaster Mrs. Stillman grad
uated from Franklin high school in 1914
She taught for several years here in town
and then attended the Lancaster Junior
College, and graduated from that insti-
tuition in 1919 For the past year she has
taught in Worcester. Mass.--Mr. and Mrs.
r. c. Longman, of Fairfield. visited at
the home of Il. II. Chamberlin Tuesday.
The senior and junior classes of the
Richford high school held a picnic at
{ Pinecroft. Lake Carmi. Saturday Mrs.
| Della Record and daughter, Laura have
! gone to Highgate TO visit friends. Mrs
F. D. Gallup is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. T. II. Greene, at Simsbury, Conn.,
Mrs. +. C. Hammond started Tuesday
morning on an automobile trip to Keeue
and Manchester, n. H., with friends from
Sheldon.-Mrs. W. Brown, of Oshawa,
Ont, is visiting her sister. Mrs. Il. J.
! Powers
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JERICHO

Mrs. c. n. Styles has gone to Boston
to the graduating exercises OF her daugh-
ter. Clara, at the Conservatory of Music.
Mrs. Russell OF New York is visiting
at the home of ny and Mrs. j. F. krem-
ett.-Miss May Adrian attended the grad
uating exercises at Underhill Center Fri
day eyening.-Mr Mckenzie has arrived
in town with his bride. cangratulauons'
They are boarding at the home OF MI
and Mrs. Frank Howe.-Mrs. Ella Barney
and son, Lyle, who have been visiting
at the home Of MI and Mrs. c. A. Barn
ey the past few days, returned to their
home in Richford Monday.-A surprise
party was given Miss Bessie Whlttemore
in honor OF her ninth birthday Iuesday'
There were 10 friends present The att
ernoon was spent in playing games aiter
which lunch was served. Miss Bessie
was presented with many useful presents
Mrs. Edna Teachout and sons, Harry
Tracy and Donald, and daughter, mary
of Williston, were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. barney
Fred Stevens has sold his farm to Elmer
Bicknell. Consideration 5000, possession
given July Mrs. Carrie Jackson oil
Underhill has been visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt Montague'--Miss
Mildred Buxton of Richmond Is visiting
at the home of her grandmother, Mrs
Abbie Foster.-Mr. and Mrs. John story
and daughter from Westford were sun
day visitors at the home of Mr.. and MRS
Walter Pettingill.-Mr. and Mrs FREQ
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cream. cake. sandwiches and coffee will be
served by the ladies Of the Federated
Church.-The many friends of the Rev
and Mrs. J. S. Allen OF Union Village are
glad to welcome them to their home here
again. The Rev. J. s. Allen is slowly
improving from a severe attack of pneu'
monia.-Miss Pearl Nichols is i'll witt
quinsy.
Children's Day will be observed Sunday
June T.-Mrs. Charles Guyette is visit
ing friends in Hartford Conn.-H. E.
Nichols, who has been seriously i'll, is bet
ter.-Ralph Wool went Thursday of last
week to Saleman, Ohio, on busincss.-A
G. Noonon visited his sister. Mrs. Ned
Mullin, at Center Rutland, Sunday.-Miss
Edith st. Armor. who has been working
at Essex Junction. is at homo for a short
stay.-Prof. Braley went Sunday to Web
ster, Mass, To visit friends
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EAST BERKSHIRE

shower was given Miss Halle Dwyee
at the parsonage Friday evening by the
girls of the corner class. The evening"
was spent very pleasantly with musical
selections. followed by the presentation
of gifts which were arranged in a large
pie covered with yellow crepe paper with
streamers of yellow and black ribbon COM
ing from the center of the pie to the edge
Of the table. Miss Dwyer in a neat little
speech thanked the girls for their gifts.
Dainty refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Stevens visited the Rev and Mrs. c. J.
Pterson of North Craftsbury recently
Mr. and Mrs. l. D. Mckinnon of Sher-
brooke were guests of the Rev and Mrs.
w. F. Price recently.-Sunday wac OBJ
gational Church. y fine program was
given by the children and young people.
Five children we're baptized. two of them
at a private -ha ptsm before the morning
service.-Nr. and Mrs. Alfred Sykes Wis
tied the Baptist Sunday school at Mont
gomery Center last Sunday.-Mr. Rub
lee and Mr.. Cassidy of Berkshire Center
and Mrs. Pratt of Montgomery visited
the Congregational Sunday school here
last Suuday.-Miss Alice Button of ST.
Adams passed Sunday with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Button.-Mrs. +. s.
Hutchinson has returned to Glens FalJs-
n. Y, after passing a week here. Mrs
Hutchinson and mother, Mrs. Daniel
Moren, will pass the summer with Mr..
and Mrs. George Rugg of Glehs Falls
Mrs. Z. l.. Washburn, who passed tho
winter in Florida, has returned home
Earl Moffatt of Brattleboro passed the
weekend with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Montana, who is passing the summer in
Richford, visited her mother. Mrs. S. P.
Perley, last Week.-Mrs. WEIGH of Berk-
shire. who has recently returned from
Siberia, will speak Sunday evening at the
Congregational Church.
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ALBURG

'In the Heart of Maryland" the East
ern Star play which was repeated last
week Thursday night proved its worth
by filling Flynns hall for the second time.
The cast which put on the play here will
give the same performance at st. Adams
Bay Thursday night and at Highgate
Center Friday night. AT both places
they appear for the benefit of local orr
CARNATIONS. May Botsford of Isle La
Motto, who gave two readings. added
much to the evenings entertainments
Merrill Dean of Yakima, Wash, is visit
ing relatives here.-The family of f. n.
Goodsell has gone to Cumberland Head
near Plattsburgh for the summer. Mr..
Goodsell has charge of the ferry boat
Cumberland. which runs between Grand
Isle and Cumberland Head The steamer
Venus which is to be onerated in the
ferry business at Rouses Point. is being
remodeed at Cumberland Head and will
be put into commission soon.--The
monthly communication of Columbia
(COntinued m nARo lnl
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FAIRFAX

e. T.. Crosier is recovering from mea-
sizes. There are other cases in town
Miss Clara Southland has closed her school
in Fletcher and is at home for tho sum-
mer.-Mrs. n. A. Butler has been passing
a few DAYS with friends in Jericho. Her
daughter Mrs. Clara Irish. and daugh-
ter. Freda, of Westford, have been keep
ing house for her during her absence. -
Mrs. Guy Howard and Mrs. j. NJ. Par
sons spent Thursday in Burlington.-NIiss
Ruth Butler was in Fletcher Saturday
to attend the shower given Miss Pauline
Robinson in honor Of her approaching
marriage to Walter Lamb of Winooski.
DIR. and Mrs. r. A. Petty and Miss Lii
Ian Petty of Westford were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. f. D. Shepardson June ~
Mrs William Ufford is confined to the
house by illness.--Mrs. Frank Allen OF
Essex junction spent the Weekend with
her sister. Mrs. C. c. Alfredo. S. How
ard and family spent Sunday at their cot
tage on Georgia Bay.-Mr. and Mrs. G
". Brush are visiting Mr.. Brush's son
J.. r, Brush. in Littleton. N. H.-Mrs. Al
bert King has received word OF the deatf
of her brothers wife, Mrs. James Wat
son. of Cambridge Junction.-Mrs. Nit
cheIl and daughters. Pearl and Helen. ex
pect to leave this week for their nome II
Saranac. n. Y,
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WILLlSTON

re1r Osborne is confined to the house
by ilness.-Mr. and MIS-. Wallace Chap
man from Essex Junction were in town
calling on friends one day last week.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Jennette of Platts-
burgh, n. Y, visited their children last
week, returning to their home Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Prior spent two
days of last week camping at Malletts
bay.Dennis Kendrew was in Plattsburgh
last Sunday.-Mrs. Agnes Brown and
daughter, Roxana. Mr.. and Mrs. C. c.
Murray and daughter, Helen, called on
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Warren recently
AR and Mrs. Henry Brothers. who have
been spending the past winter with their
children. have returned to their home
Air and Mrs. George r. Whitney and
son, Donald, from Burlington. we're guests
Of their grandmother. Mrs. James
Bryant Sunday.-Mrs. Elmer Osborn had
a serious operation at the Fanny Allen
hospital last week.-Mrs. Morton James.
who went to the Mary Fletcher hospital
Saturday. had an operation Monday and
lis as comfortable as cauld be expected
Mrs Fl. H. Richardson and children are
spending two weeks in New York State
Miss Doris Bradley. who has been at
tending high school in Burlington. is
home for the summer vacation.--Nelsor
Paxton and brother from the north part
of the state called on Mrs. A. Il. Martir
! last week.
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BAKERSFIELD

commencement al Brigham Academy
was very we'll attended this year. Tho
ball game between the alumni and thu
school team resulted in favor of the alum
nj with a score of Is to H. Professor and
Mrs. Morrill, are attending commencement
at Johnson this week.-Mrs.. PAMELA
from Sheldon, where they visited Miss
Ola Keith.-Mrs. ]. s. Barr visited in
Greensboro last week.-Mrs.. Fred Pot
ter visited her sister at Johnson last
Sunday.--Dr Landon Abernethy is ILL.,
Richard and Pierce Smith have gone TO
Middlebury, where the latter expects to
remain for the summer. Master Rich
ard Maynard is quite ill.-The Hon. H
+. Brigham was in st. Adams on BUSH
ness Tuesday.-The Ladies' Union met
with Mrs. r. F. Brigham Wednesday aft
ernoon.--The Rev. Mr.. Reid arrived in
town last Friday and is boarding at Eeu-
ben Ovitt s.-Mrs. John Cooke of St Al.
bans visited at G. r. Weston's last
week. Miss Grace Weston returned home
with her for a weeks visit.-Harry Wee
ton has gone to Fairfax. where he has
employment with Mr.. Shedd through the
summer.-Forty-h hour devotions are being
held at st. Georges Church this week.
There will be union services at the Meth.
odst Church next Sunday evening. The
Z Rev Mr.. Reid. of the Congregational
Church. will be the preacher. miss Glen
ma Reed, of Enosburg Falls, visited her
/ mother last Sunday.-Miss Mable Gid
dings, of Cambridge, is visiting friends
/ in town.
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EAST FAIRFIELD

Miss Florence l.. Pomeroy of st Al
bans is passing a vacation in town.-Max
Monahan and Carl Pomeroy of st. AL
bans visited in town Sunday.-Zoe Nit
chel is home from Mortified Seminary
for the summer vacation.-The condition
of Thomas Brennan, WHO Is seriously i'll,
remains unchanged.-F Hale is home
from st. Michaers College for the sum-
mer.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis Mrs.
Katherine Archambaut. Misses Louise
Leland. Gladys and Wilma Shattuck,
Mrs. n. P. Carey. John Davis and Albert
Morey were automobile visitors at Witch
Cat Falls Sunday.-Mrs. A. B. Ross left
for Montreal Monday where she will visit
relatives and friends for a month.-1ud
son Bassett is moving into the house re-
Gently vacated by ]. McDaniels. who mas
moved to Jeffersonville,-Miss Dorothea
Patten has returned to her home ir
Franklin after a weeks visit at the home
| of DR.. A. D. Patten.
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SHELDON

Miss Ella F. Morse of Clay Center.
Kan, and MIR. and Mrs. Clyde Morse Of
this place spent Wednesday in Bakers
field.-Mrs. r. ]. Chrystie and son. Rich
ard of Maplevile. r. l.. are at the home
Iof Mrs. Chrystie's mother, Mrs. NJ.
Holmes-Several from this place attend
cd commencement at Brigham Academy.
Mrs. j. o. Kimball of Enosburg Falls
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs A. NJ. Trudeau.-G. p. Catlin and
family of St Adams were callers in
town Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs Harold
Marsh Mrs. Philo Hammond and Miss
Mary Marsh are spending few days with
, friends in Keene and Manchester, y. f.
-Chldren's Day exercises will b'
| held at the Methodist Episcopal Church
next Sunday at 1890 a. m.
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HIGHGATE CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. a. Stockwell and
daughter. Marion. are in camp at The
Cedars" at Highgate Springs.-Miss
Nellie Sargent of Piqua, Ohio, is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Homer Coriss.
Prof. Raymond Anderson spent We'd
nesday in Burlington.-ATrs. NJ. II. Shell
tus and two children of Swanton are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs H. f. Sheltus OF
Canada street.-Miss Lena Cutler is in
Bakersfield visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Fanny Hall-Miss Helen Dmon left
Tuesday morning for Springfield. Mass.
where she will visit relatives for two
weeks.--W. A. Thbodeau and family OF
Boston Mas. who have been visiting Mr..
Thibodeaus parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Thibodeau left Tuesday morning by auto
mobile for their home. making the trip
by the White mountains.-MaS BerSeron
who has been i'll the past two weeks. is
convalescinS.-Mr. and Mrs. o. H. Rtx-
ford and Mr.. and Mrs. O. a. Rixford, ac-
companied by Miss Ruth Hefflon OF St
Adams, are on an extended automobile
trip to Troy and down the Hudson to
New York city-Deputy Collector of Gus
toms L. D. Seward. with Mrs Seward
and daughter. Marylyn, spent the week
end in town with Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID.
Seward of Canada street-M. II. Server
of Champlain, n. Y, was a recent visl.
tor in town,
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

n B. williams, of North Craftsbury,
was a recent caller at w. j. Wright's.-
Mr. and Mrs. r II. Royce and Mr., and
Mrs. Thomas, of Johnson. were in town
Sunday.-Children's day will be observed
Sunday at the Baptist Church.-Mrs. c.
II. Hopkins, of South Omaha, Neb., is Wis
iting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. w.
Rowley.-The Independent Order of For
esters are going to have an old time
Fourth of July celebration Saturday, July
8. The Johnson band and baseball team
will be here. one of the best celebrations
had in these parts for years is being ar
ranged for.-Miss Mary l.. Gates, teach
err in st. Augustine's School, Raleigh,
n. c.. is home for the summer-Fifteen
or more past master Masons of Lincoln
Lodge Enosburg Falls, enjoyed ban
quet at the Montgomery Inn Tuesday eve
ning-Triff Centerbar has sold his house
to Mrs. George Foster
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WEST ENOSBURG

Mrs. Annette Chamberlain has gone to
Worcester, Mass, to spend some time
with her son, Howard Chamberlain.-Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Green and son, Harold,
visited at the home of Harry Kidder Sun
day.-Mr and Mrs. Gerald Betters of
Enosburg Center and Mr.. and Mrs. Stan
lev Marsh and sons, Stanley and john
of Barre visited at the home of Mrs.
Better's mother Mrs. +. L. Stanton, Sun
day. Mrs. Marsh and children, who have
passed a few days in this place returned
to Barre with Mrs. Marsh.-Clyde Ovitt OF
Danvlle passed Saturday at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Ovitt.-
Mr.. and Mrs. De!bert Garrett and Levi
Burns visited at the home of Joseph Gar
rett sunday.-George ovitt of Hyde Park
passed the week end at the home of his
cousin. c. B. Ovitt.-Mrs. D. K. Cush-
man and daughter, Madge, are visiting
at the home of Mrs Cushman's son. r..
ID. Cushman. in Haverill. Mass.-Mrs LII
liam Sylvester is in Vergennes to attend
THE commencement exercises at the high
school where her nephew, Walter Char
fee is a graduate.
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EAST FRANKLIN

Floyd Stanhope Stillman, of South Lam
caster, Mass, and Miss Elnora Florence
Powers, eldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. ]. Powers, of this place. were married
Tuesday evening, June Is, in Seventh
Day Adventist Church, at South Lam
caster. The ceremony was performed by
Elder Premier, pastor of the church. The
bride was attended by Miss Ruth Mel
leen of South Lancaster and the groom
had as his best man the brides brother,
Myron Powers. The church had been at
tractively trimmed by friends of the
couple, with evergreens, potted plants,
and the ceremony was performed under
meath an arch of laurel. Following the
ceremony reception was held at the home
of Mrs Emily Stilman. the groom's moth
er. The bride was gowned in dress of
white radium silk hand embroidered. and