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NEWPORT

Mrs. Lillian Wadeigh and Mrs. A.
Hall Of Meredith. N. H., are guests of
DR.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Gaines Mrs Hall
VIII make brief visit but Mrs. wad-
leith will spend some time with her
sister, Mrs. Gaines.-George Vinton has
returned from successful hunting
trip to Holland and Norton.-Mr and
Mrs w. e. Bullock are on a vacation
trip to Springfield and Boston, Mass.
Mrs Charles Hayes is in ST.. Johnsbury
with her daughter, Mrs. Alexander Por-
ter, who has been i'll for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Humphrey have re-
turned from two weeks carriage drive
visiting relatives and friends in Barns
ton. Dixville. Compton. Coaticooke and
Stanstead, p. Q.-Austin Hadlock Of
Derby Center. who is employed at the
National Trapping Machine company.
has been laid Off her a few days as the
result of an injury to his right eye. DIR.
d. Il. Longe was called to extract a
piece of steel. The accident. though
painful. Is not serious.-J. A. Leberman,
assistant Superintendent of the Frost
Veneer Wood Working Plant at Sheboy-
gan. Wis, has been transferred to
similar position with the Frost
Veneer Seating company here. Mr..
Leberman has bought Charles Blair's
bungalow house on Sias avenue
Through the generosity of George H.
Cary. of st. Johnsbury room IN Ken
dall's store. formerly the offices of the
c. p. r. and now used by Mr.. Cary as a
storehouse. has been donated to the Sal
walton Army. The first meeting in the
new quarters was held Saturday evening.
and was we'll attended. Extra chairs for
the occasion were 'oaned by the school
board.-Mrs. Harold Kennison has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Allen. In Orleans.-Mr. and Mrs. Emery
Wilk!e with party of friends attended
the ball at Derby Line Friday.-Mrs. John
kipp has been In Orleans to visit her IL.
ther. Fred Slsco. who was stricken with
stroke Of paralysis several days ago and
10 now In a critical condition. 0sorRs
Wider has moved from the William co.
burn house on West Main street and has
rented rooms of John Morria"n on Go 81
Patterson. "f Bellows Ca),S
Is here for few ddys.--.l,onaid Hen $. II
Rochester. y. Y. Is the new clerk at T..
Lanes GEORGE Clark. who has been Iii
Tor several wceks With typhoid fever, Is
slowly imrroviag.-M1iss Dorothy Drew
has been spending few days IN Cerby
Line. the guest Of her cous,.,, Miss Alice
Stevens.
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EAST CALAIS

Robert Remission was a business visitor
IN Barre the last Of the week.-C. !.
batchelder of Cabot was I'm town Fri
DAY visiting schools-SeveraI from here
attended the seven cent entertainment Mt
GODDARD on Thursday evening. Harold
burnham Of New Hampshire is visiting
at Marine Hawkins.-Mrs. Clara Pierce.
VINO has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
owe Wheelcok. In Montpelier for some
.',ne' mas returned me.-Edward
wheeler was elected town representa-
tive by majority of onc-Joseph Per-
sons OF North Montpelier visited Merle
Lamb here part of last week.-yyord
mas been received of the birth of n son
STANLEY Franklin. November a. at a
Woodsville hospital to Or. and Mrs.
FRANKLIN Dwinel of Bradford. The
osby Is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs
Den Dwinell of this place.-Mrs. Austin
Cove was in Montpelier Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. John Whalen of Montpelie-
spent Sunday at George Lawsons-
Verne Wheeler was in Montpelier Tues-
day to visit his mother who Is III at
Heaton hospital-Mr. and Mrs. Allen
scott were recent visitors in Barre
Merle Chaplin was In Hardwick Monday
Miss Ellen Remission was In Barre
visiting tho first of the week.-Afr. and
Mrs. Verne Wheeler were in Hardwick
the first of the week
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NORTH CRAFTSBURY

Water has been put in the house and
barn Of Reginald Anderson. The water
10 driven ut distance Of $3.50 feet with
l25 feet lift by a compound air pump
Mrs. william Wilson entertained q
ladies' at the Missionary meeting Nov
D. The time was spent in sewing on
quilts for the missionary box. At the
close of the meeting delicious refresh.
n,ents were served. The annual thank
offering meeting will be held with Mrs
Lucy Kilbourn November 1.-THE Search
light club met Monday evening with Mrs
A. G.. Dustan.-Allen Pike has sold his
farm in Craftsbury to Eugene Gilbert
Miss Blanche Cole returned from a
months visit In Northampton, Mass.
Friday.--W. c. Hadley spent Saturday
and Sunday In Montpelier.-.Mr. and
Mrs. e. A. Dutton. Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Root and william Clark motored to
Royalton Saturday.-At the communion
service in the Congregational Church
Sunday morning, two were received in
to church fellowship by letter, Novem-
Der II, an Offering will be taken for
the State work of the Y. w. CA. The
quota for the town Is 800. December
the "evcrN member canvass" will bo
made for the nrtire years bud rct --.
w. G. Hadlcy, Republican. was elected
town representative by a good ma ior-
ity.-The Swiss YodlerH the third rum.
Der in tn" lecture course, with b. n, !
bt the town hall, Craftsbury. NoN.n,ber
70 This Is high grade entertainment
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page three,

:. !. stockwcll and younger son left
tuesday for Rochester, where Mrs.
Stockwell went to attend the funeral of
:he late Mrs. Lucy Stockwell. who has
been an invalid for several years. For
several months Mrs. stockweli was In
own where she was cared for first at
he sanitorium for a fractured hip and
alter at the home of the Misses ENERGY
md Ellen Matthews. Since the trouble
With fer hip, she has never been able to
walk and has for the most part of the
tine been confined to her bed--Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Galarneau left here Tuesday
OR Rochester. where they are to reside
'or time and have charge of the A. &
p. store at that place. Mr.. and Mrs.
1alarnean vii, leave many friends. who
will send with them warm wishes for
their future success in their now rela-
.ion.--Miss Anna Coughlin returned Mon
lay from severa, dayo' stay in Barnard.
where her home is and is now at the
home Of Mrs. C. s. Booth for a two weeks
ptay.-The regular meeting cf Fern Re-
oekah Lodge was held Tuesday night
with a fair attendance. Following the
regular meeting. Superintendent G. w.
Patterson gave q description OF his work
N the far Fast. Refreshments were serv.
I'd by a committee in cha,ge.-Mr. and
Mrs. II. A. Skinner. who are here from
Boston for few days stay. were in
Burlington Tuesday. combining business
With pleasure.-W. T.. Lawson. i'll for
severa! days with congestion of the
lungs. Is now thought IL lie Improving.
Edison clifford who recently withdrew
rom the RI. NJ. Totmnn company Is work
hE FOR CO., A. b. Chandler.
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CRAFTSBURY

John Warehouse is suffering from
blood poison in two fingers.-S. r. Lathe
and son. Hollis. have bought the Arthur
Day farm.-Mrs Z. N. Nelson, who I'M
aerwent q successful operation two
weeks ago at Brightlook hospital. Is at
her homo doing well.-Nrs. ]. Smith,
who has been very III. is improving
About eight neighbors and friends Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Anderson gave
Thorn genuine surprise at their nome
Thursday evening. The evening was
pleasantly spent In amusing stunts
and social intercourse. Light re-.
Treatments were served. Prof c. L.
Cowlcs III behalf of the company present.
ID them with teautifal picture and 81
sun: Of r,oney aud any amount Of good
wishes for long ana ina ppy life.-Ntiss
ELLA BIZ who has been spending scv-
cral weeks hsre with hoe SISTER, M-s.
Dillingham;. returned to her home in
Burlington last week.-lIazel Bradford
Is working for Mrs. j. smlth.--Nrrs.
Marcia Simpson Is spending some time
In Hardwick.-E. T.. Gilbert has bought
Adams Pixies farm and the road to
North Craftsbury and taken possession.
Victor Gilbert moved las, Thursday
and Friday to the Arthur Day place
lately purchased by S. r. Lathe and son,
Hollis
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tenden to the international! Paper COM
pany; the Mrs. .argaret Slawson farm
south of this village to Mr.. Coates of Rut-
land, who will take possession Novem-
Der Il; the 200 acre farm in North Goshen
belonging to Hiram Fay to Newton and
THOMPSON MARI ia curing company.
There will be "A joint meeting OF the
New England Milk Producers asso iation
and tho Farm Bureau at the Community
club rooms Friday evening at eight
O'Clock The farm men have the bust
ness of electing officers and delegates
10 the county and Boston meetings as
wei as TO discuss the proposed rating
pan and the change of standard for
market milk from 3.5 per cent to 81 per
cent. The ladies will show an exhibition
OF goods cooked In the hreless coo.t. and
mere VIII be demonstrations for the ;nak-
ing or a hre'ess cooker. Refreshments
VIII be scrved.-Therc will be a game
OF footh1ll on the new municipa. field
this afternoon at three O'Clock between
Tie local High S hool and the Middle
bury II 9Th School teams. This should be
the fastest game of tho season and a
largo attendance is look "a for by the
local management
Mr.. and Mrs Frank II. WEIGH who
visited here for sevet"l days. LEI, We'd
nesday for WallinrfurJ TO visit rcln' YES
before returning to their hSmc in i't'ts-
Hnid, .iass.-Nlrs. George T. Notion. wh5
recently underwent ar operation a. Il hos.
pita! in Boston. is spending a shor: time
with relatives In Bellows Falls Mss
Elsie Baldwin Of Shoreham IS visiting
here for n fa,y ia
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Rutland County
BRANDON

Robert Force and Daniel Pi,ev
OF Middiebury College spent Saturday and
sunday at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. l.. Force.-An interesting meeting of
the Brandon branch Of the League Of
Women Voters was held Saturday after
noon In the Community cub rooms. Talks
on how laws are made were given and
reference was made to the referendum
The LeAt meeting will be he d December 4.
ID. r. Lawrence was given a pleasant
surprise party at his home Monday eve
ming by over 40 members Of Ne.hobe
Grange, the occasion being his birthday.
he was presented large cake made by
his H-year-old daughter. Vivian Law
renee. and purse of money. Refresh
ments were served.-The Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Congregational Church will
serve supper this evening to
members OF the congregation from six to
eight O'Clock in the chapel.-The Wom-
ans Auxiliary Of st. Thomas Episcopal
Church met Tuesday afternoon at the
nome or Mrs. Carlos Gipson.-At the an
nual meeting OF Neshobe Grange Satur-
day evening the following officers were
elected: Master, ID. +. Lawrence; over
seer, d. c. Fay; lecturer. Mrs. Edith
Marsh; steward Floyd Martin; assistant
steward. e. C. Chandler; lady assistant.
Mrs. e. c. Chandler: chaplain, Jennie
Fuller treasurer, Warren Ayers secre-
tary Clyde y. Smith; gate-lsceper. Ernest
Poulin; Ceres Mrs. Cora Fay; Pomona.
Rlanch Phillips: Flora. Grace King.-Tho
funeral services for Fred Fillioe, who
d'ed Ut his nome on Maple street Satur-
day. were reid Monday afternoon NJ The
house. The Rev Walter Thor~e. pastor OF
he toug"cratioral Church, offlclatcd
7 q be re'a we Allie Bli'er. l.olln Bis
Se'te harry T'omb'ey, John Casey Bur
al wa. ia Fthc Hin cen ctery w. II.
role .' he 'o, var .,orerty
''' 1'r the rast tew days: The Mrs. S. p.
RaTher 'lmhe 'ot IN tie 'own of Chit
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and the committee asks for a large at
tendance.-The Hon. e. s. Brigham, of
montpelier, commissioners of the State
department OF Agriculture, will ad-
dress the Mems club Wednesday eve
nihg, November II, in the lecture room
OF the church. A lunch will be served
as usual.-The seniors held a very en-
joyable Halloween social November 1
About $50 was realized for the piano
fund-Those chosen for the final con
test In rhetoricals are: Bcta society
Ruth Marckres. Isabelle Anderson ana
Clemma Cowles: Alpha society. Marian
peterson, Arba Clark and Goldie John
son
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W'EST1t1EJD

Harry Reel died Sunday evening All :.
or some Yeas III h"alth AMI several
months serious i;lress at the home
CT Hfs s:s,er-'a-lrW. Mr.. Luther Reed
Tie wa. = son "f the late Calvin AMI
sarah Young Reed and for macy year,
the fan','y owned and ran a large shoe
factory. After that burned. Harry
workc': n Lynn, Mas, ne n cutter ard
later returned TO this town, going onto
his fathers farm and still later omen
ing shoe shop In the village He was
Inc workman. He was horn in this
town about ~ years ago nnd was twice
married. Tic VA. very much interest
ed In town anil national politics. He Ia
s!fN'Tc,i by his sister-in-l.w. n booth
er. Herbert ". and thru rcrhcws.
Ehcrne - Wroin>'llc. y. r.. clyde.
OF Sutt,p. int Evil o; West Plrke.
tn. !dte:n' was h.i yec,criay.--
C:"ns", po".s hrs moved taca from
Orleans int" HE firm Dana Carey. af
As":-ni. y. H.. crmc 'ha las. of lie
we"h - ed Il f"w day. with his sis
yer We y r. K','ar---G. . ma Nor
rir Gray IAN! t.ni':-.. OF Newport carr.
~ W. y, pc'"s Sunday to get Mrs. Lois
S'ofda-d. who has hcen boarding there
fHr few wcobs.- Howard Pudvah has
pat in rev cnEine and is running an
"t"ctri" light plant for his farm build
'ngs-'The J.. A. s. served about 100 at
tire election day dinner and realized
ever S21. They are raising a church
carpet fund.-Mr and Mrs. Harold Breer
and :wo children. formerly of Stowe,
came last week to her fathers. Carl
Beans. Mr. Breer has gone to Chiches-
ter. n. FL. where he has a job lumber
ing for the winter. and Mrs. Rreer and
children will stay this winter with her
parents.
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BENSON

Miss Louise barber of the business
College. l:u:lGnA. Is Spending a fnw days
with her parents here, Nh. and Mrs
John =. Barber who 1--we IN lie upper
end or the trWn.-NsccinHton Is very
nrcValen; In t.ls section. owing to SMALL
j'ox In Ru:!a;ui.--At Tie farewell party
given nj tie town tal' las. waak Fri
day Tigh', ne Send-cft 20 tho dcleYa-
tion going to Southern Pines this Week.:
there was an unusual gathering. ". r.
Bush, representative-elcct gave the chief
address An cpl urean lunch was served
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Higgins. Mr. and
Mrs. A. +. Wilcox, p. r. Wilcox and
mother. Mrs. May Wilcox, Mrs. Mary
P. Mcdonald and granddaughter, Wini-
fred Plue. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mclaughlin of Putnam. y. Y. started
for Southern Pines. n. c., Wednesday,
pleasant community service was held
at the Methodist. Church Sunday eve
ming The rain hindered many from
attending. The Rev ID. II. Strong
preached.
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SOUTH WOODBURY.

Herbert and Clarence Bills have NOV
ca their families to Plainfield.-Mr.
thompson Is visiting his old home in
Virginia.-Jenne Strong has closed her
mouse and gone to San Pedro Calf. to
spend the winter. She was accompan-
ieo by Herman Hill and sister, of
montpelier The Rev. G. A. Furness
SPOKE as a substitute for the Rev 81.
John mere last Sunday and explained
.ne features and work of the Congrega-
,'onal world movement.-Mr. and Mrs.
- swain nave gone to Rumney N. H.,
to spend the winter.-Clifford Tassia
mas bought tho South Woodbury. cream
ery.-Parley Wheeler haS~finished work
Tor A. l.. Haskell
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W an efrort to locate her daughter and
or coming to Vermont. The court stated
1at IL would not give judgment on the
notion or Mrs. Lundy that Mr.. Lundy
vas IN contempt of court for taking the
ma out or the State. although the court
ID say that 1t was evident Mr.. Lundy
an tried to prevent Mrs. Lundy locating
mere the child was when 1t had been
AIKEN TO Petersburg, Va The court gave
RS Lundy custody of the child tuesday
lsnt following an afternoons hearing.
me whole matter results from divorce
ranted Mrs. Lundy some six years ago.
'ut the custody of the daughter was CIV
y to the husband because he had more
1cans and seemed to be able to better
rovide for the child which. after a year
aappeared and was located through at
orneys In Petersburg, Va, with Lundy's
SISTER. III mas been we'll provided for
Lundy, since the divorce was granted.
served sentence in the States prison
for penal offense
EDWARD Ewing who has been in the
county Jail sundry times on the charge
OF intoxication, is again committed to tho
institution. having been sentenced there
wednesday from Montpelier city court for
a period of 30 days and to pay a fine Of
SD and costs for having become intoxi-
Gated and lying down in the street for
a nap. He said he drank denatured al
cohol.
The Board of Control will hold a meet
Ing at Brandon Monday.
The body of William Millham was taken
Wednesday TO Richmond where 1t will
rest until the funeral takes place Friday
with burial in Jericho. The young man
was % years old, having been born Novem-
per q, I95 son Of Mr. and Mrs. Will
IL. IN ii Mil,ham. am is survived ry his
mother and brother, Arthur. Nothing
more def.;i te has been learned ~ to the
cause OF death than tho announce
ment made Of its Tuesday evening. fol-
lowing the oloctrocution. the young man
had many friends in Montpelier
Miss Gerevcve Pine. who has been op-
Grated upon for appendicitis is comfor-
table as can be expected.
Ther'ault & Hunt returned last n;eh
from Rutland. wlc,r they were attorneys
for the defendent in tho case of Henry
a Prescott VS.. the Mutual Life Insur-
ance company Of New York In federal
court TO recover the face o. po;;ry,
inc case having como to n sudden end
Wednesday morning when Judge II. r
io~e granted tho motion Of tho Plaintiff
TO cnrer non SUIT following lonE,hy con.
fereoo" AMI discuss OFT in the JUDGES Of
fi"e Tiesd7y afternoon afta, tho days
work iii which II was e. own that tho
IIaintilf hnd prepared its case Oh an er-
rofco''s theory. Jones e tones OF RAJ
inhd were tho Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
Mr.. ond Mrs c. .. Orricbce have gone
u trohd ltapids. Mich. where they will
spend the winter with their son
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RANDOLPH CENTER

Dara C,ough recently huit his eye 50
sadly :hat q stitch had 70 be taken
Professors !.bhee and Meigs attended
Inc football game at Burlington Setur-
lny..-Aliss Dorothy David went to New
FORK city Tucslny evening. where she
will tale course H. nursing a. n hos
,'.al there. The ladies Of the Congrcga-
:ion;i Church will hold food sale Fri
lay afternoon. commencing at three
o'clock Mrs. Barker nccoia poi:icd hcr
lister 20 Stamford, Conn. Monday aai
ril! ,crrEin O. few dnye.
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LOWELL

bernice Barre Of Troy spent the week
end with a friend. Florence Lambcrton.
Hayden Deuso Of Westfeld is moving
INTO the lower tenement Of the w. D..
Mnicr home.-Jehial Powers and Mr..
ana Mrs. George Chaffee and daughter
were callers Sunday at V. G. Siscos.--
MRS. John Wyman and two children Of
Newport passed a few days last week
with her sister, Mrs. C. G. Stannard.--
Andrew Cello has moved to North Troy.
MRS. Minnie Scott has sold her house
I" the st. Josephs society.-A son, Bra
ton Cressy. was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fnrry Leach, November 3.--Baynard
airy or Ashland. n. H., and Clifford
kcnnison Of Westfeld were callers
Monday at V. C. Sisco's.-.Mr. and Mrs.
Erwin Rockwell Of Worcester. Mass,
were over Sunday visitors AT Elmer
ROckwcl's,
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Windsor County
SHARON

The burial of Emory p. Farnsworth.
VINO died at his home In Grafton. n. Fl
october 81. from injuries sustained by be-
ing run over by team loaded with wood
was made In Pine Tree cemetery Thurs
DAY afternoon. Present at the burial scr.
vice we're Mrs. Farnsworth, widow OF
the deceased. a daughter. Miss Edna s
Farnsworth teacher Of music In the Ian.
caster, Mass. ~ ademy, W. J. Twige. OF
New Haven. Conn, brother OF Mrs
Farns worth, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. still
man. OF Lancaster. Mass, and many
townSpeoDle
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NORTHFIELD

ANTONIO stella. who was accidently
shot whle hunting October 30. is maxi
hg satisfactory recovery and no serious
results are expected from the wound.
MI Stela and John Ambrosin went rab-
DIT hunting on Paine Mountain and the
'a''er' seeing rabbit, shouted to his
companion, but the wind carried the
voice IN the wrong way and he got in
oireet range Of the gun and the bullet
went through his shoulder near the lung.
ne WAS leit on the mountain until a
team ''uld be procured and at first II
WAS thought he was suffering badly from
eHpoSuTe, nut his condition Is favorable.
MISS vera Mae Cook, oldest daughter
Vi MI ana Mrs, Arthur Cook of North
holu, ana Carl Laborne Hathorn of Bar
nara were united in MARRIAGE Sunday
oo'oper 81 In the Universalist Church.
T'r,'E following the morning servi G,
~ NV e j. Paddock. the pastor, per-
''"'hg the ceremony. They were At
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ROCHESTER

Leonard F. Thresher OF Rochester and
Emma l.. French of Bethel were united
IN marriage at the Methodist parsonage
october 26. the Rev. T. H. Cresey on.
Earthquakes Lucy Cresey Of Burling-
ton was at home Sunday. visiting her
parents.-Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bailey
are rejoicing over the birth of daugh-
ter, born November 5.-The Mems Bible
class OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
gave an oyster supper at the church par.
Tors Saturday evening. The ladies Of the
church were present. and very helpful
address was given by the Rev. w r.
Davenport, who also preached to a good
SEED congregation on Sunday morning
In the Methodist Church.-Mr and Mrs.
Herbert Allen and Miss Anna Marsh
were visitors in Burlington Saturday.
The Rev Mr.. Chase Of the Federated
Church at Wilder, VT, was In town
Thursday to organize a Red Cross drive
for membership to be held November II
to November 25. The Rev E E. Rob-
bins was appointed chairman of the can
Vassers.-The Rev Mr.. Chase OF Wilder
held meeting In the Congregational
Church Thursday evening and spoke In
terestingly uron Church Work"-Mrs.
Elizabeth Stockwell of this village passed
away on Monday after a long time Of
sickness.-The school children of West
Rochester will give an entertainment in
the chapel Friday evening this week.
Proceeds are for an organ for the school.
The Bethel degree team of the /. q,
o. F. came to Rochester Friday evening
last. to work the first degree at the
lodge rooms here. The men present.
about GO in number, sat down to good
supper served by the Rebekahs OF
Purity Lodge No. 6S.-Irving Munroe
French and Harriet T.. Jebb, both Of
Bethel, were united In marriage at the
Methodist Episcopal parsonage Novem-
Der 9, The Rev. T. II. Cresey officiated.
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret
Henry. who died Tuesday evening. Mo-
vember ., were held at her late home
Thursday, November 4, the Rev. l.. Il.
Robbins officiating
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ed home.--E. NJ. Turner was In Mont
pel'er last Thursday.--Ina Strong is III
with gaundice.-Ramona and Ruby
Hutchins Of st. Johnsbury are visiting
tneir grandmother, Mrs. Mary Estey.--
u. M. Turner has rented his farm for
tne coming year to Waldo Hutchins -
MIR. and Mrs. Carroll Richette were in
Huntington Sunday to visit Mrs. w. s.
Somerville, who is in the hospitai