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VAUDEVILLE

The Cemetery association will meet
with Mrs. Addie Woodward at Relvidere
junction Friday afternoon. There was
a farewell reception given Mr.. and Mrs
Walter CHICHESTER Wednesday evening
Appropriate remarks were made by the
Rev p. l.. Rogers and Mrs. Rogers. a
selection given by Mrs. Amos Beard, a
duet by Mrs. Hattie Stearns and Margie
Langdcll Mrs. CHICHESTER was presented
chester was given a Masonic pin, They
left Saturday morning for West Virginia.
Miss BESSIE Tillotson, who has employ
ment in Washington. is spending vaca-
tion at tho home Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. l., f.. Tilotsor.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Anderson and F.. Roy Anderson
and family Of ST. Adams were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs, A. l.. Laraway Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r, e. Redmond visited
Mr.. and Mrs. n. F. Beard last week, -
Mr., and Mrs. Mark Hall OF Windsor visit
ed Mr., and Mrs. J. VI. Abel Sunday
Warner Lodge. +. and A. NJ, will attend
church In this place on Sunday ~ II
o'clock--R. $. Place of Pennsylvania is
in town looking after the Christmas tree
business-Dr John Waters and sister.
Miss Glcnna. of Connecticut were in
town last week The Misses Edna
Evelyn and Helen Wiley Of Greensboro
visited their grandmother, Mrs. Edla
Wiley, last week.-The Ladies' Aid met
with Mrs, o. G, HouEhton Wednesday.
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WOLCOTT

The community was greatly shocked
Saturday to learn OF the sudden death
of Mrs Matte Bullock. Her husband and
son had left her in the morning in her
usual health and upon returning from their
work at night found her lying upon her
bedroom floor. Or. Voorhiers was i'm
mediately summoned by phone and upon
arrival pronounced her dead. Evidently
death occurred some hours previously.
The deceased is survived by her husbs nd,
one son and three brothers. ]. f.. and w.
o. Davis, of this town, and the Rev.
Charles Davis. Of Walden. Funeral SER
vices were held from the house Monday
at 200 p. M, the Rev, w. r. Best. of Nor
rieville, officiating, with interment in
Paramount cemetery.--Claribel Wheeler is
home from Morrisvile and is teaching
the Pottersville school.-Mrs, Hattie Hub
bell has returned home from Morrisville,
Mr. and Mrs. Pcrley Stevens, who have
been passing several weeks in town, re-
turned to their home in New London.
Conn, Monday.--An infant daughter arr
rived in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Fisk Friday.--C. w Jones left for Hart
ford Conn. the last Of the week
seph Canon has rented the rooms in the
Arbuckle tenement house, soon to be
vacated by Guy r. Baker.
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Orleans County
NEWPORT

Charles Bailey Of Nashua, n. a.. Is
the g11est Of his nephew, Oscar
Proulx, and other relatives in town
Mrs. Harriet Davis and daughter, Flor
ence. Of Burlington arrived Monday for
weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Morrill, Of Sias avenue.-Mrs. Melissa
Wheeler is visiting relatives at her old
home in Rarrston, ?. Q.-Mise GracSa
Chisholm. who has been spending several
weeks with Mrs. F.. r. Cramer and Mrs.
Melissa Wheeler, has returned to her
home In Somerville, Mass.-Mr~. Alice
Moranville has been visiting relatives in
Orleans. Her grandson, Dean LaFlsm,
returned with her--1Samuel Bowley left
Monday for saltwater, n, H.. to visit
his mother. Mrs, q. II. Bowley for two
weeke.-Mre. r. c. Hardy, Mrs. Eva
Magoon and daughter, Miss Frances
Msgocn, who have been guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. white, left Monday for
their home in Lawrence They will motor
through the White Mountains, making
several stops on the wsy-HaIl Buzzell.
little son Of Mfr. and Mrs. Gevald BuE1ell,
has been III for week, but Is now much
better.-Miss Dora Gilbert, who has heen
the guest Of Miss Daisy White for two
weeks, returned Monday to her home in
Brooklyn, y. Y.-On Tuesday the annual
meeting Of the Orleans County Fire In
surance association was held at Hotel
Wiloughby. Willoughby Lake.-Mrs. Car
RE Gordon Of Sprin gfleld Is visiting her
brother and nieces. M. J. Robinson and
dsughters,-Miss Sarah Ionic Of Lowell
Mass. is visiting her mother, Mrs. Asa
Seeper.-Mr, and Mrs Brock ingalls, Of
st. Johnsbury are guests of Mr., and Mrs
II. H. Green.-Tsbor Darling, who Is
"a xha
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Lamoille County
STOWE

News was received here Friday morn
Ing of the death after long Illness of
Henry c. Mcmahon in Minneapolis Mr..
Mcmahon was the youngest son of the
late Patrick and Catherine Doherty
Mcmahon and was born in stowe in No
vember, 1860. He was married September
"a 1884. to Miss Orpha Raymond of Stowe
He has lived for many years in Mime
Apolis, where he has carried on Il com
mission business but for the last several
years he has been engaged in the transfer
business with his son. Robert. He leaves
his wife his son, Robert; his daughter
Miss Mildred of Minneapolis three
brothers, Patrick y. of Denver. Colo.
Cornelius l.. of Stowe and NJ d. Nc
Mahon of Burlington. and two sisters,
Mrs. o. F.. Luce of Stowe and Mrs. p. f..
insolvency Of Burlington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Luce. Mrs. insolvency and NJ. D. Nc
Mahon visited their brother in June and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Mcmahon and daugh-
ter passed seven weeks there last fall.
The following schools begin the fall
term Monday: Moscow. Miss Grace Russ,
teacher: West Branch Mrs. Mildred Russ
West Hill, Mrs. Walter NJ Adams: Edison
Hill, Mrs. Victor B. Houston Pupils at
stowe Forks and Luce Hin will be trans
ported to West Branch. The North Hol-
low Brownsville. South Hollow and Mills
schools will open as soon as teachers can
he obtained for them.-The United Ladies'
Aid society will hold It's first annual pic
mic at j. c. Benson's grove Friday after
noon instead of Thursday as announced
or II rainy at the Unity Church vestry
All members of the community clubs and
all interested in the work of the society
are cordially invited to attend. Each lady
tr krjn artiC r. nf
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WESTFIELD

Dana Gilpin has bought farm,
Harland. Mrs. Mildred Shattuck start
Monday for Highbridse. y. j., to vi
her cousin for few weeks MFR al
Mrs. Alva Hitchcock Of Providence a
compaI,ed her to Springfield, Mas.
is expected that regular church servid
will be resumed next Sunday after Il
weeks vacation by the pastor. Ha 4
Reed remains in very low conditid
He has moved To the home Of his sist
in law. Mrs. L.utheY Reed -Perlev Rd
ware and family Of Worcester Mas
who have been here more than mont
return to their home this week. motd
ing by way Of the White Mountains
Wendell Bell returned Wednesday frd
Breton Woods. y. ". where he has bel
employed in the Mt Washington Ho
and next Monday goes 10 St Johnshu]
where he will attend the Academy 4
coming year Ralph Miller goes Septe1
Der Il to Montpelier, where he ent4
the Seminary. and Earl Reed a
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Sey1nore Of SUIT,
motored last week to see Vary Reed
Mrs. Dayton Harding and two daughte
60 to North Troy this week where 4
daughters will enter the high school
Miss kenniston of rraebnrg was cue
Of Miss Grace Longleya few DAYS d
week
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RANDOLPH CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs, Truesdale and two
daughters Of New Haven, Conn. are
with her mother Mrs. c. l.. Hodges,
at the Partridge House.-Prof. r, Il,
Bassett was in Middlebury Wedn lie sday
to attend the fair and will be at the
V. g. A. booth to give information
respecting the agricultural school at
Randolph.--Mre. Josephine Hodges
Shurtlef OF Chicago had SERIOUS
operation at the Randolph sanitor'um
last Week.-Mrs. Emile Davis and
Mrs. Charles Chadwick are visiting
their sister Mrs. John Stetson, in
STANDARDIZATION. c. I. Boyden, who
has been spending the summer in Van
,couver. B. c.. returned Sunday night.
Leaving Vancouver on board the Prince
George she took a five hundred mile
trip to Prince Rupert, from there TO
winnipeg and on to Fort Williams
taking boat from there down the Great
I.akees to Toronto and Montreal
Word has been received of the death
of Walter Morse at his home in
Whittier, Cal. lie was horn and
spent his hoyhood in Brookheld. For
many years he was merchant in
Barre moving from there to California.
He nas much respected.
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JOHNSON

Allen Fletcher was In Barre Monday
B. A. Hunt was In Cambridge Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Miller and granddaughter
returned NATURALIZATION Sargent spent
Sunday with his son. Rolln of Hardwick.
Mrs T.. G. Judd Of Cortland. n. Y,
was in town last week.-camp meeting
at Ithel Falls closed Sunday. II has been
a very successful meeting. many emf
nent speakers from abroad being present.
MIR. and Mrs. c. f. Gray and daugh-
ter. who visited At Frank Millers last
week. returned home Tuesday to West
Hartford DR. Scott and daughter. Helen.
went to the hospital whore the daughter
will have her ears trested.--Mrs Gene
Green is spending a few days in Winooski
and Rurlington.--Prof G.. n. Wiley. who
has been a teacher in the high schools for
two wears. has gone to Enfield, n. H.,
where he will teach.-Miss Agnes Leelie
went to her former home In Lowell, Mass.
Friday.-Mrs. F.. G. French went to ST.
Johnshury the last Of last week for a
fow days.--Mrs. G. n. Wiley will take
a course at the University of Vermont,
fol
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JEFFERSONVILLE

A special F. e. A, NJ. meeting will be
held Thursday evening, September 2 for
work in the third degree,-The Baracea
class meeting has been postponed until
September 9.-The Philathea and Baracca
classes are invited to the home of Miss
SchiIlhamme at Jericho, for a corn roast
on Thursday evening-There was a good
attendance at the auction sale at Della
Rousseau's Saturday.-Mr, and Mrs. F.
A. Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B, Wood, Of
Milton Boro. and Victor Wood, of the
West were weekend visitors at Lake
Caspian and Newport,-Mrs. De Alton
Jarvis and son, of Burlington, have been
spending the past week with her mother
here.-Mr and Mrs. Arthur Seaverns. of
Boston. Mass, are stopping at the home
of /. NJ. Powell,-Miss Dorothy Trick, of
Malone. n, Y. is visiting at the home of
her aunt. Mrs. Marjorie Scott.-Mr. and
Mrs. j. II. Hosmer, OF Boston, Mass, have
been visiting at the home OF c. c. Scott
this week also Mrs. Loretta Parsons. of
Burlington.
The Rev. Hollis NJ. Bartlett the new
pastor, win preach at the morning SER
vice September 5. The people Of the en-
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GRAND ISLE

The lawn social at W. A. Martins was
well attended, $50 being taken.-A few
friends of Miss Frances Winch gave her
a. shower at the home Of her aunt, Mrs.
z, w Gordon. Tuesday evening in honor
of her approaching marriage to Keith
Hardy Of Wilmington, n. Y.-Mr, and Mrs
Wessop Macomber of Westford were re-
cent visitors in town.-Miss Phoebe LAM
gan of Plattsburgh is spending some time
with her friend. Frances Winch.-Mr. and
Mrs. r. r. Minckler entertained a few
of their friends Friday evening to cele-
hrate their daughter. Myrtle's. nth birth
day anniversary .-Mr. and Mrs. n. c..
Ladd of Alburg were in town Friday eve
ning.-Mr and Mrs, Ira Gordon and two
daughters of Waverly, Mass. spent last
week with friends in town.--Mr. and Mrs.
A, E.. Hurlburt Of Boston returned to
their home Friday after spending several
days with Mr.. Hurlburt's brother, V. L..
Hurlburt.
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Grand Isle County
NORTH HERO

Mrs. Eugene Strong and two children
Of Rouscs Point. N. Y, spent the week.
end with her aunt, Mrs. Charles Tudhope.
Mr. and Mrs Bert Lavigne are the
parents of son, born August 2O.-Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur l.. Way returned this
week to Hartford. Conn. after spending
a couple of weeks with Mrs. Ways
parents, Mr.. and Mrs James II. Dodds-
Miss Lena Reay and brother. Charles
who have positions in Boston. Mass. are
spending their vacation with their uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Tud-
hope.--John F. Moore secretary Of the
International Railroad Y. NJ. C. A., spoke
at Camp Abnaki August 29.-Miss Iva
Tudhope leaves September 5 for Cheshire,
Conn, where she has position teaching.
Mrs. Paul lager returned home Satur-
day from Montreal after weeks stay
there, Mr.. lager accompanied her home
and spent the week -end.-Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Clark of Chicago. H., are spend
Ing few days with Mr.. Clarks parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Warren Clark.-A. II. Way
recently received card announcing the
birth Of a daughter to his daughter. Mrs.
e. L. Richardson. in South Portland Me.
MIR. and Mrs James II. Dodds and sons.
Donald and Harvey. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur l.. Way returned Saturday from
Mountains to Portland, Me.-Hector
Langlois was taken to the hospital Mon
6ay night for an operation for APP
pendictis. The yacht "Chatona" owned
by Nicholas s. Hill of New York city
anchored in city bay last Saturday.
leaving here Sunday for other ports. On
board were Mr.. and Mrs. Hill. Mr.. Hills
sister, Mrs. Mills. and her two daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Langlois are the
happy parents of daughter, born last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Painter have
returned from trip to Luckburs. Pa
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Quinlan Of Newburgh
\. y. are spending a couple of weeks
In towr-E. F. Little. who recently re-
turned from Golden, Colo, is spending a
few days with c. r. Hazen who recently
suffered a shock.-Miss Ruth Knight and
Alfred Duhamel of Burlington were the
guests Of MIR. and Mrs. John Knight
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CAMBRIDGE

ne LADIES Union will meet with Mrs. !
''eo hoyden this afternoon to sew for |
.ne TAR picnic supper will be served
""u small fee charged. Members are to
carry one kind of food and no soliciting
WIN De done.-Miss Ildah Lohler has been
entertaining Miss Helen Wells Of Shell
ourne'-Mr, and Mrs. n. NJ Waterbury
y, "'' N'pans has been guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earle Gates.-Mrs. @. n. Newton
was visitor in Burlington Tuesday
SCHOOLS throughout the town will open
for the fall term Tuesday. September T.
MRS. Elsie Gates Of Montpelier was a
sunday guest at the home of Mr.. and
MIS- II. j. Gates.-Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ.
Lang and guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Brown OF Methuen, Mass, are spending
tne week in Montreal.-D. l.. Briggs OF
AIoany, N. v. and Mrs. f. I. Spaulding
or Watervliet, n. Y, who have been
spending some time with their mother.
Mrs. w. d. Wiley. returned to their
homes Thursday.-M Dorothy Leavens
Is visiting friends in Williamstown.-E.
H. Linden of Littleton, y. H.. has been
n business visitor In town.-C. r. Badger
OF hyde Park spent Sunday at the home
of DR. and Mrs. G. n. Newton.-H. G.
Leavens of Ludlow is visiting his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Linus Leavens.-Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Terrence left Monday
for their home In Ardmore. Okla.-W. NJ.
Smith was a business visitor In Burling
ton Tuesday.-Mrs. Archie LaBounty OF
Burlington is a guest of Mrs F.. J. Gates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Ellsworth Of Rut-
land have been visiting his parents. Mr..
| and Mrs. NJ. l.. Ellsworth The grade
schools of the town will open Tuesday,
September Z. Until the school building at
Jeffersonville s ready for occupation, the
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Rutland County
BRANDON

Nothing has been heard from or Sc
Of Olive Crooks who disappeared ve
suddenly after attending the Congrea
tional Church last Sunday morning
remaining through part Of the servt
No one seems to have seen her after s
LET the church. kilograms have be
sent TO relatives in different cities. b
responses say that she is not with the
MIR. and Mrs. n @ Known and daus>
ter and Mr.. ana Mrs Clark Orvis, n
have bsen spending the week with NJ
Browns sisters. Mrs, s 7. Grover
Mrs, c. r. Knowltor. were called to III S
home in Brandon, y, Y, Monday by
death of Mr.. Orvis' father.-John :. 3,
ties, commissioner Of industries.
family are spending few days az
Tarble cottage At Lake Dunmore II
Mary l., ketcham circle of tbs Kin
Daughters met yesterday With NJ
John Norton.-Mr and Mrs H
Campbell of Hudson. y, Y. arrived
"Hatetoauitit' cottage at Lake Ounn1
last Monday and will remain there 81
eral weeks.-Mrs. A. j. Evans went :
urday to Cleveland, Ohio, where she
remain for several weeks -Prn. and NJ
\. r. Patty and daughter, kstheri
and Allen Clifford are spending a f
days in Boston Evelyn Hilton has
turned from Salisbury. where She visit
her aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs Euge
Newton.--Mr, and Mrs. James II. Wheld I
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Briggs ma I
returned from an automobile Il
through the northern part of the sta
and Canada,-George II. Kelley of \
York city is spending his vacation "
Mrs, Kelley on Franklin street-H,
Martin has sold his farm AT the end
Pearl street to George Bacon. who Il
Gently sold his farm in the Arnold dt
trict to Canadian parties. Mrs, Ma
Johnson of Fitchburg, Mass, is spendij
a few days with Mr., and Mrs. j,
johnson of Carver street.--Miss May be
Kelley. a nurse in Brooklyn. y.
hospital is spending her vacation he|
with her parents,-Mr ana Mrs. GeorI
w. Leonard and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ,
Gibbs were in Rochester Tuesday to 4
tend the funeral of Mrs c, f, Martt
who died at the home of NJ. l.. Glib
on Carver street Sunday sfternoorl
", II. Tarble has sold the Laquire rla|
in the Arnold distriet to MI and Nd
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SOUTH HERO

The Missionary society of the Congrega-
tional Church met at the camp of Mrs.
Herman Swartz Saturday afternoon. The
play. entitled "A Missionary Clinic was
eptoyed by all. Refreshments were
served. Ten new members were added.
The next meeting Of the society will be
the last Saturday afternoon Of this
month on the church lawn. weather per-
rnitting.-The weekly prayer meeting will
he held this evening at Elmer Fletcher's.
The meeting will be followed by social.
All are NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Parrot has gone
10 the Mary Fletcher hospital for an
operation for appendicitis. -Mise Lorraine
1Iosr is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
s. S. Griewold.-The Rev. and Mrs. A. r.
Hoag and Miss Ola Way Grant are on a
motor trip.-Ralph Fif1eld, after an alb
eence of nearly a year in the West. is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. d
Fif1eld-Lieut Caseius NJ. Stiles ia visit
Ing his ather, Or, w. w. Styles.
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Des Moinee. Iowa, called on friends
town last Sunday Mr. and Mrs w.
Whitney Of Boston ire spending the vel
with Mrs. e. T Wheeler.--Dr. MARI
and family Of Essex Junction and
aunt. Mrs. f. ]. Ranslow, of Fiorid
called on relatives and friends in ~
village last Friday.--Mr and Mrs Ad
Pike OF Lsconia, n. H., are spending
few days with his brother, Allen Pin
Miss Flora Dutton Of Providence, r.
spent the weekend with her paren|
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Dutton. Glenn al
Earl Wilson have returned from
weeks visit with relatives in we'll
~ H,-Miss Helen NJ Stone Of the st 4
Y. w. e. A., spent four days In III
village last week In children's recrestiI
work. She attended the Sunday schd
picnic Saturday and spoke to the reod
Of the possibility of some cor,mun
work for the boys and gir's.-The ann,i
meeting Of the Woman's Foreign MI
sionary society was held at the Consd
sationai parsonage August q. The sd
retary's annual report showed a col
amount Of work done the past wear al
all appointments met The followi|
officers were elected. President. MI
c. J. Peterson vice-president, Mrs z.
Dutton; secretary and treasurer, MI
n. p. Williams; directresses. Mre. c.
Rowley. Mrs. Agnes witt. Mrs. Ern1
Keller and Mrs. Allen Pike. RefreI
| ments were served at the close Of i
| meetng.-A son, Wendell Charles. wI
| born August % to Mr. and Mrs. Leo vi
| lian1s.-C. H. Root, who is serving
county road commissioner. spent wedn.
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LOWELL.

Or. and Mrs Palmenter ~ Montpei
were guests Of MIR. and Mrs. 6 f. CD
it's few days last week.--Cilenn A. vi
kinS of Morrisville was business vii
tor in town last week.-Nr. and MI
A !. Clarke of HYDE Park were Sund|
visitors at the home of Francis Jacques
pr, W. A, Young and family spent II
days in Morrisvflle the past week vs
ing at the home of H w. Burnh MI
Miss Doris sullivan is visiting in Joh
son.-Mr. and Mrs. Farkman Stewart al
daughter, Evelyn. are visiting Mrs. Ste
arts parents in Highgete. An
Conner of Yonkers, y. Y, is visiting /
sister, Mrs. w A. Young Bernard ste
art is in HixhEate visiting his Erar
mothers. L, Browen spent SUNDAY W
his sisters in ST Johns. --Charles Stew;
is spending the week with his nephew
Duxbury.
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EDEN

Next Sunday the Rev. Malcolm, y. n.
of New York city will preach at the
corners in the morning and at the Mills
In the evening. Mr., Dana is Director
OF Rural Work among Congregational
churches under the National Council. He
comes to Vermont as one of the speak
erss at the Middlebury Convocation and
after the convocaton he will visit some
Of the rural churches of the state. All
are urged IN hear the message he will
bring to US
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here-Thomas A. Douglass returned yes
terday from Flint Mich. where
he has been employed for
two years in barber shop. His son,
Donald Douglass, who has passed the
summer In Flint accompanied his
father returning for his last year in
stowe high school.--Mr. and Mrs.
Myron Hutchinson have returned to
Hardwick after week with Mrs.
Hutchinson's sister. Mrs. l.. w. Carter
and family.-There we're % people, the
most OF them from Morrisville present
at a cottage prayer meeting at L. w.
Carriers Tuesday evenng.--Miss Susan
Downer is assisting in the Mt. Mans
field Creamery office during the alb
sence OF Miss Marjorie Watts who Is
having months vacation.-J F.
Cary, L. c. Camp and Miss Sadie Cary
were in HYDE Park Mondey.-Mr and
Mrs. W. Neal Roberts and little
daughter OF Boston are passing the
week at Brookdale Farm, the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Houston Mr.
Roberts lived In Stowe in 1911 and 10
while his father. the Rev. w N. Rob-
erts now of Williamstown was pastor
of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church here.-C. II. Rathburn of
Montpelier is visiting his brother-in-
law. A. w. Collins. at the lower village
Mrs. A. W. Collins was called to
johnson Tuesday by the illness Of her
daughter. Mrs. f. w Tinkham.-A
stowe lad who secured blue ribbon
at the Lamoille Valley fair was Ar
mand Beauchemin who took first
premium on his year1ing colt. Marietta.
Miss Douglass, the Lamoille county
Red Cross nurse, was in stowe Tues
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Davis OF Fort
Covington. N. Y. have visited their
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Foster and
other stowe relatives the past week.
George +. Moody has returned to
Burlington after several weeks with
his aunts, Mrs. Almira Slayton and
Mrs. Jane Howe.-Mrs. Viola Clement
or Hebron, n. f., is stopping. with
Mrs. Slayton.-Miss Helen Morgan,
the oldest daughter of Dr.. J. c. Nor
gan of Stowe and Lenford Nelson
Miner of Orange were married IN
Graniteville yesterday morning.-Mrs
Miner is gndute of stowe high
school, class OF 1916. and Of the Peo-
pies Academy hertraining class
or 1917. She has taught two years in
stowe and the past year In Washing
ton Mr. Miner is a graduate of God =
dard seminary and the Albany Bust
ness College and has been with his
father. spencer Miner. on farm in
Orange. Mr. and Mrs. Miner came after
the wedding to Stowe on their way
to camp for week with a party OF
friends in Gilmore. Mrs. Miner has
many friends in Stowe who wish he,
much happiness. Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Stockman of Lowell are passing
the week with Mr.. Stockman's par
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