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The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-05-27

r. Z. Tracy, Of Clay City, was
In our community Wednesday.
Jim wymore and Everett Mar.
tin visited Bill Martin at Filson
Sunday.
y. g. Estes is very low at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. Re.
becca Even.
Miss Nina Conleeand her grand
father, j. II. Knox. were business
visitors in Stanton Monday.
Miss Bernice Grove and half.
brother, Johnny Morton, visited
the latter's grand parents here
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Wills and
children visited Mrs. Wills par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Conlee,
Sunday.
Miss Sylvia Swope, of Vsughn's
Mill, visited her friend, Miss vi
ma Benninefield, from Saturday
until Monday.
Little Miss Gertrude Derrick son
is very sick. Her recovery is
eagerly looked forward to by her
many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby Wills and
two sons, David Ellsworth and
Cecil Thomas, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Martin over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bedford WEIGH,
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Anderson
and children, of North Bend, at.
tended church here Sunday night.
Rev. and Mrs. Allison and lit.
tie daughter, Mary, of Clay CITY,
visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Conlee Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Kate Conlee entertained
many of her young friends Sun.
day. Among those present were !:
Misses Fannie Welch, Algie Mel,
Annie b. WEIGH and Otis Allen,
Earl Martin, Albert Logan and
many Others that the writer fail.
ed to get the names of.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-05-27
RESOURCES.

Loans and discounts, includ-
ing rediscounts j. &. 1912 ,574 90
Overdrafts unsecured =. l,l2l.32
u. s. dow mt. securities owned:
Pledged to secure U. s. Depos-
its (par value) 25.OOO
Owned and unpledged 81 10000
Total U. s. Govt securities lie, 10000
Securities other than U. S.
bonds (not including stoeks)
owned and unpledged, 50,798.25
Stock of Federal Reserve Bank,
$50 per cent OF subscription 10000
Value of banking house, own
ed and unincumbered, 10000
Lawful reserve with Fed
eral Reserve Bank -. 80, 10l.54
Cash in vault and net amt.
due from national banks 81 ,O4c.40
Net amounts due from banks,
bankers and trust companies
in the U. S. (other than items
above 246 SO
Redemptionfund with U. S.
Treasurer and due from
u. s. Treasurer, 80. |, 250 90
Total sos, 76s. 10
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-05-27

OF the total loans and discounts shown
above. the amount on which interest
and discount was charged at rates in
excess of those permitted by law (Sec.
5l87. Rev. Stat. } Exclusive of notes up
on which total charge not to exceed so
cents was made) was 1907 90. The num-
Der OF such loans was 7.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-05-27
State OF Kentucky,
County of Fayetta. :

bIaIt OF KENTUCKY,
County OF Fayette, So;
l, Addison T. Whit, Cashier Of the
above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best Of my knowledge and belief.
Addison T. Whit, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this sth day OF Mch. 1920.
Margaret o. Stone, Notary Public.
My commission expires Nov. IL, 1920.
Correct-Attest
Geo. Hon,
g. ID. Hieronymus, Directors.
James b. Hall.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-05-27
Lumber for Sale

The Day Lumber d Coal Com.
pany is dismantling one of their
large Lumber Sheds, and have
for sale about $50, 900 feet of one
inch sheeting and dimension
stock at "a very low price. If you
are contemplating doing any
building it will pay you to see us
before placing your order.
A good COW with beautiful dark
red calf three weeks old for sale.
Mrs. Fannin w. Williams.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-05-27
LIABILITIES.

LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in -. 100000
Surplus fund. .............. 100000
Undivided profits, 1l,1l963
Less current expenses, interest
and taxes paid 1,5S794 9,531 so
Circulating notes
outstanding ..... 80. 25,000.00
Certified checks outstanding 62.43
Individual depos-
its subject to check, ...... 434, l7401
TOTAL sos, 7e8. 10 |
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-17
CAMBRIDGE

G. J. Lang and family attended COM
mencement at Stowe last week.-C. p.
Horner Of johnson has been visiting
friends in town.-Miss Dorothy Inman n
attending commencement exercises at
Castlcton Normal school this week.-W.
II. Ellsworth and family were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs, Earle Gates Sunday.-Mr
and Mrs. George Gaines and children Of
Enosburg Falls spent Sunday with Mr.
Gaines sister. Mrs. Linus Leavens.-Rus-
sell Goodsell has finished work at the
hotel and returned to his home in Fair
fax.-Mre. Earle Gates is confined to her
home with the mumps.-E. H. Palmer
and Warner Brush have been spending a
few days in Ferrisburg. New
ton went Sunday to Waterbury, where
nc has position in the State hospital
Miss Mary Chaplin OF Connecticut is the
guest Of Miss Dorothy Leavens for a
few days.-Miss Alice Howard has return
ed from Windsor and is working for Mrs.
s. G. Start.-Howard Wiley was taken
Sunday to the Fanny Allen hospital and
was operated on Monday for appended
tis.-B. J. Buker of Burlington was a visi-
tor in town Saturday.-H. G. Jenes Is
moving into the W. A. Allen house-Mr
and Mrs. Clarence Brush of Bolton were
visitors in town ruesday.-Mr and Mrs.
Chase Macomber visited in Burlington
Tuesday.-Mrs. Archie Pratt and child
of Norrisvflle visited her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George Macomber, last week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-17
RANDOLPH CENTER

Mrs. c. I. Boyden started Thursday for
Vancouver. B. c.. to spend some time
with an invalid sister, whose husband.
DR.. George Davenport. died suddenly, his
body being brought to East Ran
dolph. the home of his childhood and
early manhood. for burial.-The Misses
Evelyn and Edith Blodgett. who have
been spending some time at their summer
cottage here. returned to Springfi field
Mass, Tuesday. Miss Evelyn is soon to
go TO Seattle to resume her position as
librarian in that city.-Mrs. J. II. Holden
and family and V. I. Spear have opened
their summer residence at the old home
stead Her brother. James Welsh of
Detroit. is with her for an extended visit.
Miss Anna Clark, teacher of music in
Lynchburg, Va, is here with her sisters,
Hattie and Nellie Clark. for the summer
vacatiof-Principal and Mrs. G. l.. Green
have entertained his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Humphrey Of Newport. for several
days. They returned home Monday
The Randolph Center Boy Scouts went
to Brookfield Monday and camped there
for the night. Mr.. Stillwell Of the V. S. A.
accompanied them.-Miss Frances Hebard
has closed her school in Montpelier and
is at her home here for her vacation,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-17
WESTFIELD

Miss Chella Miller of Hartford. Conn
and Mrs. Albert Eastman of LyndonvilJ
came home Thursday to attend the ~
neral Of the late Edwin Boynton and MI
and Mrs. Z. j. Boynton of Everett, MasS
who came also visited at Fremont Nil
ler's Saturday. The. late Mr.. BoyntoI
was horn and lived most of his Is yeaj
in this town and held many of the tow
offices and once represented the towt
A good many from here beside relative
attended the funeral Friday. -Misses Id
and Hayward of North Troy spent lad
week with Mrs. Fl, O. Mller.-Last Sal
urday Lee Miller and Milton and Wendell
Bell. accompanied by the Misses Lee, Hay
ward and Daily made the assent of JaI
peak. Milton Bell made record trip q
foot to Montgomery Center where an autd
mobile met him to take him to EnosburI
Falls to play baseball John keeler AMI
family of Orleans motored Sunday 4
visit Mrs. Frank Martin. Miss Blanch
Martin returned with them for a fey
days.-Ralph and Chester Bean, L. s. Al
stationed at Fort Taylor. Ky. are hom
on a months furlough.-The Rev. w. @
Macfarlane returned Wednesday frort
spending a week in Montreal with ny
mother, who has been in the Royal VIC
toria hospital some weeks. She is so IA
recovered that she came with him u
the Sweetsburg hospital on his way home
George Wright and Herbert Ainge
went into camp on Lake Memphremago
Sunday for two days fishing.-Dr. W. A
Young went to Hartford. Conn. Frida
To visit his daughter and sister till Mon
day.-Mr and Mrs. Glover w. Miller o
Waterbury came to o, W. Bailey's Jun
s and spent the week with then
and other old friends.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-17
DERBY

Mrs. George Blanchard died June
the home of her sister, Mrs. Lysany
Hopkins in Derby Line. The funeral n
held here Wednesday June . at 4
o'clock.-,June 6 the Rev. Mr. Frerj
preached the bacca laureate sermon in
Methodist Church. the opening event
graduation exercises of Derby Acadej
Wednesday night the commencement pl
was given Thursday morning at 1890
graduating exercises were held in Ac]
envy hall. The exercises were a comhiI
ton Of class day and graduation a
were pleasing. Professor Sprouts of
department of secondary education of
University of Vermont gave the co
mencement address. Following the col
mencement exercises the alumni assoc
ton held its annual banquet in the tot
hall. An excellent dinner was served
Miss Mildred Hay and her assistant
John Akin of Newport acted as toal
master at the post-prandial exercis
The Rev. Milo S. Eddy gave the addr(
of welcome to the class of 1870 and 1
response was made by his daughter, NJ
Olive Eddy, who is valedictorian of
class. Mr.. Akin then called upon sevei
alumni and distinguished guests. A.
Silver, Jr., told the association of
transition of Derby Academy to a SEM,
junior high school. The present ella
number Il was the first to be gradual
from the Derby Academy senior hi
school. Seven young ladies received
certificate from the State as graduates
the teacher training class. Thursday e'
ming at eight O'Clock was the senior rect
ton. Friday evening the Schubert quar-
of Boston gave a concert which clos
the events Of the week.--Mr. and NJ
Lisle Cass of Springfield, Vt. are visit
Mrs. Cass' parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Fuller.-Mrs. Harold Goodrich and s.
Darrell Of Rutland are visiting at Her
Moulton's .-Mrs. l.. r. Jenne entertain
the Ladies' Circle of the Federated Chul
Wednesday June 9. The meeting "
a reception to the local teachers. Refres
ments were served.-William Church +
moved to his farm near Beebe-Mr. a
Mrs Spra que Mitchell Of West Charlest
we're in town for commencement We
Miss Arlene Cashmere of the Ma
Fletcher hospital in Burlington is
home for a three weeks vacation.-M
Herbert Bartlett and Miss Elsie Bartl
of Newport Center were in town for co
mcncement.-Mr and Mrs. Gerald Buzz
of Newport attended commencement
Derby Academy.-Mr Fred Hambl
of West Charleston and Mrs. Hare
Dow of Newport Center visited NJ
NJ. A. Adams one day the first of
week. -Everett Forsythc, customs offi'
at Derby Line, died suddenly June
angina pectoris. The funeral was HI
June s.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-17
Orleans County
NEWPORT

Mrs. Melina Hill wife Of Jerry Hill,
died June after an illness of
over two years Of cancer She was As
years Of age and leaves to mourn her
loss. her husband and five children.
Mrs. Albert Lontien. Scion Hill. Robert
and Frances. two younger children, all
OF this city and the eldest son. Perley
Hill of the University Of Vermont
Funeral services were held Thursday
morning at st. Mary's Catholic Church.
the Rev. ]. II. Rastien. pastor of the
church, officiating at the high mass
OF requiem The interment was in the
Catholic cecmtery. Coventry road.
Many beautiful floral tributes were
evidence of the esteem and sorrow OF
her friends.-Mr. and Mrs. clinton A.,
Wood we're in Burlington to attend the
college pageant and to make arrange
ments for the entrance OF their daugh-
ter, Miss Dorothy Wood. to L. V. NJ.
this fall.-Miss Doris Blanchard was
given a cottage shower at the home
of Mrs. c. A. Ramsdell by II of her
friends on Thursday night in honor
of her approaching marriage to w. A.
Bond.
The graduating class Of the Newport
High School number Is. Those on the
honor list being; Dorothy Wood. Joseph
Sackel and Evelyn Vigneault. Dorothy
Wood and Joseph Sackal received the
500 scholarship given each year by the
University of Vermont. The class day
exercises were held on the school campus
The graduating exercises were held in the
Congregational Church. Burroughs or
chestra was in attendance. The speaker
of the evening was Charles G. Patterson.
professor of English at Massachusetts
Agricultural College. Amherst. The
diplomas were given by Judge f. j. Smith,
chairman of the board of trustees.-Miss
Violet May Price, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs w. A. Price Of Glen road, and
Maurice Elwood Wiley were quietly mar
ried Saturday evening at St. Marks Epis-
copal Church. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. A. p. Banks, rector.
Mr. and Mrs. Price left Sunday evening
for a trip to Boston and will make their
home in Hartford, where Mr.. Wiley has
a position with the Hartford Electric rail-
way.-Funeral services were held We'd
nesday afternoon at the Methodist Church
in Holland for Calvin Bennett whose
death occurred suddenly Monday morn
ing. Mr. Bennett was the son of Charles
and Lydia (Washburn) Bennett He spent
many years OF his life In New York city,
where he was engaged in the ice bust
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-17
THURSDAY. JUNE

who is recovering and is to return to her
nome mere this week.--Quite a delegation
or town people went into Smugglcr's
Notch sunday and some to Mt. Mansfield.
Mrs. Lena Melvin has returned home
from Milton.--Mrs George Collier return
cd 20 her home In Shelburne Sunday
The funeral of George W. Holmes. who
died at the Waterman camp at South Her o
sunday. very suddenly, was held at the
church Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Holmes
has spent nearly his entire life in this
town and was highly respected. His
death comes as a great shock to friends
here. who extend sympathy 20 the wife,
daughter and son bereayed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-17
Orange County
RANDOLPH

Mrs Noyes Of Chelsea, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. A. H. Powers and Mrs.
Julie Cummings for several days, left
Saturday for Essex Junction.-Mrs. Her
man Jones from Goshen has been in town
this week to attend the graduation exer-
cises and attended the alumni banquet,
which was held at the parish house Fri
day evening.-The committee in charge OF
the alumni association. consisted Of Roy
L. johnson, 1913. president. Franklin SAL
isbury. 1905, treasurer. Maude Putnam
IAamson. 1903. secretary. and Edward
Tewksbury. 1857 The menu served by the
ladies Of the Baptist Church was excel
lent. The POSTMASTER was Lewis II.
Flint 1911. and the following graduates
TOOK part: Presidents Talk" Roy L..
Johnson. 1919, The County Weekly"
Miss Georgia White. 1856; address. Sher-
man r. Moulton. 1894: 1.-THE Women, -
Robert Ford, 1916, THE Men" Miss Els
ther Ham; Tho Babies" Donald Cook.
1920; "Our Latest" the Rev. Fraser Metz
ger: informal tcasts. Music was by Donald
E Salisbury. 1915. Arthur L. Galarneau,
1905; Leslie Fl. Ball. 1912, John W. Lamson,
1901. and Mrs. Blanche Sparhawk Curry.
1890; F.. Lucille Grant, 1911. Marion Sails
bury Jones, 1918 The affair was attend
ed by more than l00.--Dr. and Mrs. F.
- A<NtcH ioAe IOF
where they go each year. but only made
a short trip this time, returning Sunday.
Mr.. and MIS-. T. A. Blanchard announce
the engagement of their granddaughte Ter
Miss Evelyn A. Thayer. and Major J.
Luther Bradley Ct New York city. Miss
Thayer Is a Red Cross nurse IN L. S.
General hospital, No. n Fox Hill, Staten
Island. She was graduated from the
nurses training course from the Randolph
saritorium.
The funeral of Dr. f. O. Blanchard was
held at the Bethany Church Friday after.
noon at ESQ o'clock, the Rev. Fraser
Metzger officiating. Among those who
came to attend the services were Mr..
and Mrs. A. T.. Bass OF Bangor Me. and
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Fitch of Chicago
Edwin Oscar Blanchard was born in
Plainiield April 6, 1862, son of George D.
and Ellen tBlood) Blanchard. When hs
was Two years of age his parents came
here and from that time this has beer
his home. He received his education in
the school here and at Norwich Uni.
versity. In 1878 he began the study
dentistry in the office with his father
continuing his studies there until he on,
tered the office of DR.. d. G, Williams OF
Boston, where he passed four years, three
| Of which he studied dentistry in the
Boston Dental College. and was grad
| uated from that institution in 1885. His
fathers health failing. he came here AND
assumed his fathers practice. DR.. Blanch
ard was . member OF the New England
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-17

ness, but his last years were spen
Holland. His death was due to h
trouble caused BY acute indigestic
Funeral services were held Tuesday a
noon at St Mary's Catholic Church
CHARLES, threc-ycar-od son OF Mr..
Mrs. c. a. Nadeau Of Coventry who |
after two weeks illness of inf1amma|
or the lungs. Burial was in the Cath
| cemetery, Coventry road.
MIR. and Mrs. Vincent Jones and dad
ter, Miss Winsome. left Wednesday
two weeks stay in Montreal. and Ottal
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tripp of Lynd
vile are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
and other friends in town.-Mr. and N
Maurice Gray and little daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Sanborn narro|
escaped death when the Oakland
owned and driven by Mr.. Gray. |
struck by passing auto and complej
overturned pinning the five occupd
underneath. The accident happened s.
day evening between Morrisville
Stowe and the injured parties rema
at the homes of friends in Stowe. ri
were able to be brought home Wedr
day but the full extent of their inju]
has not been fully ascertained owing
nervous shock. The car was ba
damaged but the top being up, was
factor in making the injuries less scric
The car which caused the accident
owned by o. w. Smith of Stowe. II
of 10. His car received a broken a
and smashed the front wheel. but
party four in number escaped iniur
Mrs. F. Fl. Robinson was a recent e,
nf IRE
been issued for the marriage Of \
Doris julia Blanchard to William Eft
Bond, both of this city. The wedd
Will take place Wednesday evening J
30 at the home Of the brides mother. \
Edwin c. Blanchard, 90 Second stree
Hubert S. Pierce, principal Of New,
! High School for the last two years
studying law in the office of Williams
Smith Mr.. Pierce was admitted to
Massachusetts Bar last September.
Will take examinations for the Nerrr
Bar this fall.--Mrs. W. G.. Ram has +
visiting relatives in st. Johnsbury.--I
Arthur +. True was successfully opera
on for appendicitis Wednesday at
lCleasby's hospital in Orleans.-Dor
Magoon. son of Guy Magoon,
operated on for adenoids Tuesday m,
ing by DR.. II. S. Peabody. assisted
Miss Hackett. district nursc-Roy Hs
is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. A.
Skinner, in Derby Center-Afiss 4
Bean has returned from several VIC
stay in Boston. Mrs. Andrew Rogers
son. Roland. have returned from sew
days visit in Boston-Mrs. Ellen Y
come has been confined to the house
Illness for several days. Joel c. Hibb
editor of the Windsor Journal. spent
eral days with his sister, Mrs. Wa
Abbott.-Mrs. Fred SiSeo is the CUES
her daughter, Mrs. John Kipp-Mr.
Mrs. F. e. Miles and Mrs. Miles sis
Mrs. Sadie Willoughby Barrett of Gorh
n. FL, go Saturday to Boston for sew
: DAYS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-17
WATERVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Abel and friends
from Fairfield are camping in Maine for
two weeks.-Mrs. Emerson Carpenter Is
ill.-Mrs. Harold Beard and children are
visiting her people in Wiliston.-The
forcisn missionary society held Il pubic
meeting Sunday evening. Miss c. Fob
inson gave n talk on MALAYSIA. Mrs. ROC
ers gave q fine talk.--Hcnry Smile. Homer
S;earns, Winford Reard and Alden Man
chester attended the ball game between
Rakc -cfield and Barre al Burlington
Monday.--Mr. and Mrs. Fl. j. Beard and
d: lighter Luela- attended Commencement
at ST. Iohnsbury Academy last week.
whers their Son, W;nford. was GRADUATE,
"A. l.. Laraway was in Burlington TucS
day.-The ladies Aid Siciety met win
Mrs. Hattie Stca-ns Tuesday .--SeVerSil
attended thc convention a. JeffeTsonV1lie
las: Wednesday .-Miss Marjorie Thomp-
son OF Colchester is visiting Mr. ana Mrs.
II. F. Stcarnc.-Mr. and Mrs. a. Ia Lar
away were IN Jericho Sunday.-Mr. ana
Mrs. Charles Bragg and Mr. and Mrs.
| Warren Wright were guests CT Mr. ana
Mrs y. ]. Cross at Hishga'c enter
SundaN.-' l.. Leach OF FhiIH"'iphla
was t. ruost of his niece. Mrs II. "A.
Jac!,n. j..st week. George Smile Of
Moni'.hcr visited his brothers. Leo and
w. l. Sn,,ke, last week The Childrens
day Exercises woce h:l.i 1T the Union
Church Sunday morning Much credit is
due the committee Mrs. Casio l-dnSdii'.
Bertha Wistou and Katherine Sf1itn
I.Ievea children were baptized and three
adults were taken int, the Church. The
CiSzc! wz.s beautifully decorated by
Carolyn March. Bianch Leach and Alison
Wells Mrs. Jennie Maurice entertain-
ed tbs cemetery association Tor MISS
Gertrude Wilb!et at the ho,el pat'or
Iu.e II. 4 large number we're present.
FL, now members were taken in. De
licioug refreshments we've served.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-17

St Adams, we're in town Sunday
VISITING at Mr.. and Mrs. George Rich
assisscii' s.--Miss Lizzie Up,iam has gone
TO Orfnrovillc ~ H.. to visit Mrs.
Fanny Cartor.--<>hildren's Day was OBJ
Starved Sunday morning at the Mctho-
dist ED,scDpA Church whci large
congregation gathered TO hear tho
Children. TIE ilt;lc folks acquitted
themselves wei. Much croJ,t is due
70 AIRS. n. e. fBrhor. VINO mad trained
th,rn---Elss lazy Parker rs at home
Cor "a" wcci-sid previous to spend
ing part OF .he vacation IN camp at
81. H:jans F." Mrs II. Fl. ncrtr.
Vt5 IS s.syta~ at Riattord for treat
men, called "a friends - town Satrr-
,iAe,
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MORSES LINE

Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah
Briggs Hubbard wife Of Henry Hub
bard. who died June after an illness
of about two weeks. were held June 10
at the house. The Rev. Frank Fever
lev of Franklin officiated at tho ser
vices and the bearers werc J. NJ Hill
John Webster, Henry Fuller. J. H..
Pierce. c. w Peckham AN 4. S. Hen
drick. Sarah Hubbard was the dauCh-
ter Of Frank and Caroline Briggs. and
was born April 2S. 1S4a. on Septcm-
Der %. 1858. she was married to Henry
Hubbard. One child was born to them,
son. T.. NJ. Hubbard vino with the
husband and four grandsons survive
Mrs. Hubbard was well known and
very well liked by all The beautiful
flowers and the many friends who
gathered to pay a last tribute were
testimonies of the high esteem in
which she was held. She was an active
member of the Methodist Church. ever
ready and willing to do whatever
thing would he most needed. Among
those from out of town to attend the
funeral were: Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Briggs, Mrs. c. G. Adams and c. w.
Powell and Mr.. Irish Of Burlington,
Frank A. Briggs and son. Malcolm,
Mr.. and Mrs. Blackwood Of Grand Isle
Mrs George Phelps of Milton: +. w.
Wallace of Enosburg Falls; Mr. an I
Mrs. c. f. Baker, f. F.. Baker Miss
Carolyn Baker of Durham. Que; Mr..
and Mrs. George f. Ford, Andrew
and Percy Ruiter of CowansvilI Que
c. s. Boright of Sweetsburg Que: Her
bert Baker and son. Mr.. and Mrs. y. d.
Yates OF Bedford, Que; Mr.. and Mrs,
Seth Yates of ST Armand. Que; Mr..
and Mrs. C. F.. Hurlbert. Malcolm
Sager Frank Sager. Mr.. and Mrs. d.
f. Evans Of Pigeon Hill, Que: Dr. and
Mrs. j. F, Hall, Mrs. r. II. Gilbert. G.
Fl. Pomeroy Mr.. and Mrs. l.. u. F,lrick
and Mrs. Fl. G. Glidden of East Frank
lin