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Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-27

Water to cover Wash and pick over cranberries. Cook raisins and berries together for 20 minutes in enough water to cover. Dilute cornStarch in a little cold wa ter and stir into mixture Add sugar and bake between two crusts.
 Hard-BoiIed Egg Dressing 1-2 teaspoon mustard l teaspoon salt
 1 egg yolk (raw)
 hard-boiled eggs
 tablespoons oil
 tablespoons vinegar Paprika
 Mix mustard, salt and paprika and add to raw yolk Work in the hard boiled yolks with fork. When well mixed add oil and vinegar slowly. Beat until thoroughly blended and add the chopped whites of the hard boiled eggs. Arrange vegetables and lettuce in a salad bowl and pour over dressing. This is a good dressing to use with plain lettuce.
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-27
Says Caillaux Made
 Threat to Murder
 Alfonso of Spain

PARIS, March 2G-The high court of the senate held a private sitting yes terday to hear the defense of Joseph Caillaux, former premier, who is being tried on the charge of having had trea- sonable dealings with the enemy. The testimony was for the purpose of re- putting the evidence previously given by William Martin, former French am- bassador to Madrid. who declared that King Alphonso of Spain, had told him in 1912 that NJ. Caillaux threatened him with death at the time of the Aga dir incident in 1911.
 Confidential state documents, some of which were declared by the prosecu- tion to have been stolen from the na- tional archives were introduced by the defense.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-27
To Elect Member
 Of City Board of
 Education Today

The election of a new member of the city school board of education takes place today. The polling place is at the Central school. Candidates for election are Mrs. Maggie Marks and Bassett Watkins.
 The board at present consists of Dr. c. H. Hunt, president; C. A. Me Donald, secretary. and E. F. White ly, member. c. A Mcdonald is the retiring member as his term expires. Hunt and Whitely will be hold over members of the new board.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-27
Kissing Sanitary
 In Late Afternoon

NEW YORK, March 26.-Kissing is unsanitary until sunshine and fresh air have sterilized the lips. according to Dr. Lawson Brown, of Saratoga Lake. who told the New York State Medical Society at today's session of it's con- vention that its good thing for the human race that courting is done at night. and in the late afternoon"
 We selected pretty young woman with a bad case of tuberculosis and had her kiss sterile dish" said Dr Brown in telling of a kissing test at Saratoga. We found the morning kiss es gave forth a few germs but those in the afternoon and evening were pret- ty healthy risk"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-27
(copyriaht, 1920, N. E. Al

COME housekepers think that the SPRING CLEANING O certain date the skies will O a
  hidden
  a Until for  renovation of house dependent on
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-27
SEEK ALLEGED sWINpIERs

Charged with having left the dis. trict to avoid the payment of room and board bills and numerous other small accounts which they had in- cured at Lowell, warrant was is. sued yesterday for the arrest of A. Hanna and M. Hanna, brothers. Ac- cording to deputy sheriffs at Lowell. The brothers came to Lowell to work in the mines and established credit by settling their accounts on the first pay day: When the next pay day came they failed to appear.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-27

Menu for Tomorrow
 BREAKFAST - Halves of grape. frult. French toast. syrup, coffee.
 LUNCHEON - Creamed sweet. breads in croustades, celery, mock cherry pie, tea.
 DINNER - Nut loaf. celery sauce, steamed rice, vegetable salad, hard. boiled egg dressing, date pudding. cof- fee.
 My Own Recipes
 Try putting dash of salt on break fast grapefruit instead of sugar. It is very stimulating to q jaded appe- tite. And keep in mind that a tart fruit and cream or milk will not mix happily. Riddles always want cer- cal for breakfast, and grapefruit is not the fruit to give them. Orange juice supplies minerals without the amount of acid found in grapefruit Little folks make it necessary to plan two kinds of a morning meal. Creamed Sweetbreads in Croustades 1-2 pound sweetbreads
 ? tablespoons butter
 l 12 tablespoons flour
 Salt
 Pepper
 l cup milk
 Stale bread
 Prepare sweetbreads by putting in to cold water for an hour, draining and parboiling in calculated salted water for 30 minutes and blanching in cold water Separate in pieces, re- moving membrane. Make white sauce of butter. flour and milk. Add sweet breads and season. Cut bread two inches thick and shape in carcles or squares. Cut out the center, leav- ing a shell. Spread with butter and brown in quick oven. Fill centers with creamed sweet breads.
 Mock Cherry Pie
 1 cup raisins (seeded)
 1 cup cranberries
 l cup sugar
 1 teaspoon cornstarch
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-27
REPEAL LIGHT LAW

PHILADELPHIA, March 26. City council yesterday repealed the day light savings ordinance which was to have gone into effect in Philadelphia March 2S on the ground that it con flicts with state law.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-27
COUNTY AGENT HERE.

Miss Louise Sporleader, county dem. onstration agent. accompanied by Miss Hunt, was in the city yesterday from her headquarters at Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-27
LEGION IN ARCTIC

JUNEAU, Alaska, March 26.- For mer soldiers and sailors of faraway Nome, Alaska. not 150 miles south of tine Arctic Circle, have organized a post of the American Legion. The Nome post claims the farthest north record of the organization.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-27

RIO DE JANERO, March 26.-The foreign ministry has opened a credit of about S44.000 for payments of Bra Eil's share of the League of Nations expenses.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-27

Ferns, potted plants and cut flowers at Drullard's Lowell Florist Store Phone $40. BPS
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-27

Do you want to sell out in a hurry? Put an ad in our Classified Section. Everybody reads Review Want Ads.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-27

There is no such thing as ''impossi- ble" with a want ad in The Review Our Want Ads get results. Try it.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-08

Westford were visitors Sunday at the
nome OF Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blaisdell -
Mr. Monte mas gone to Barre to get his
FAMILY and will return with them Tues.
DAY and reside in the Herbert Hutchinson
tenement, opposite the Curtis Mill.-Henrv
Lewis and friend of North Troy were in
town to attend the funeral of Deacon
Bicknell and stopped at the home of Mr.
ana Mrs. Leighton c. Rice.-Niss Ida
Booth has been visiting several DAYS at
the nome of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Fields
ana Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nealy at Nash.
vllle.-Mrs. Berton Tilison and children
or Bakersfield have been visiting at tho
nome or Mr.. and Mrs. Hurd Montague
Dr. and Mrs. S, w Paige and children
ana George Gary Of st. Adams were re-
cent visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
leighton {. Rico.-A son was born to Mr..
ana Mrs, Edwin Sem. July 1.-Almer
Montague has been spending several DAVIS
with his aunt, Mrs. Carrie Jackson in
Cnderhill-lva Pettingil of Massachu-
setts is at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Pettingill.-Little Mary
Wardlaw Of 81 Adams Is spending a few
weeks with her grandparents MIR. and
Mrs West Brigham -Edyth NJ. Perry.
Myrtle Brigham and Lena W. Rice left
Monday for Burlington. where they will
attend summer school-Mr. and Mrs. G.
fteber Perciva and two children and Mr.
and Mrs. Roger Pike Of Rutland were
visitors the fourth at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Pcrriyal
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HINESBURG

Communion was held SUNDAY morning
at the United Church service with re-
ception of members The lawn service
Sunday evening proved SO satisfactory
that it was decided to hold the services
there Sunday evenings during July, when
the weather is favorable.
Miss Quenza Frazier is attending the
University of Vermont summer school,
The regular meeting of Hope Circle Of
the Kings Daughters will be held at the
vestry Friday afternoon Mrs. j. b.
Duchaine and Mrs. p. f. Dimick will
serve refreshments. AS this is the last
regular meeting before the annual meet
ing. it is hoped there will be good
attendance. Dorothy Mead is in
Middlebury visiting her cousins. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Russell.-Chester Bromley.
L. s, n, visited his parents recently
Miss Sienna Goodrich is at Mt. Philo
Inn for the summer-M. j. Finney of
Burke. N. Y. is here to stay few
weeks Mr.. Stewart. who has charge of
Mr.. F'inney's farm. is ill.-Mr, and Mrs.
G. l.. Clifford and son, Allen, of Bran
don spent July and : at Mrs J. H.
Allen s.-Mrs. Henry Briggs of Brandon
was the guest of her daughter. Mrs.
Luke Cormier, over the Fourth Miss
Neda Cassidy. who has been attending the
Plattsburgh Normal school. is spending
her vacation with her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. j. NJ. Cassidy annual meeting
of the Woman's Missionary society will
be held at the Congregational vestry
Wednesday afternoon. July a. Supper
will be served.-Miss Hazel Danbrook of
Heaton hospital, Montpelier. is spending
her vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. n. D. Danbrook. -Fourth of July
was practically quiet in town. Some of
the young people went to Lake Dunmore
for the day and stayed for tho dance.
while others attended the celebration and
dance at Randolph. Beth Cassidy
is spending a month with her sister,
Mrs. Ralph Harvey, in Brockton. Mass
Miss Neda Cassidy, who returned from
Plattsburgh Normal, has accepted a posi-
ton in Burlington Mary Jepra gs
of New York city is at her home here.
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COLCHESTER

Irene Baker and Elmer Bicknel we're
married in Burlington Friday. June Is.
by the Rev. G, j. sta pies. They will live in
large farm,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Sawin of Brattle-
boro and Jesse White and Forest Lawson
of Springfield are at Mr.. Whites camp
at Mallett's Bay.-Lester White and Clay
ton Ranney of South Hadley. Mass. were
guests over the Fourth at II. S. Whites
They made the trip by auto--Mr. and Mrs.
Bernie Cloe and little daughter OF Spring
field, Mass. are visiting at his formc-
home here.-Richard Smith of Bakersfield
is working for B. +. Severance.-Mr. and
Mrs. E. Kinds. who have been visiting
their daughter, Mrs. +. S. Marvin have re-
turned to their home in Huntingdon
Raymond Newton of Boston is visiting at
the home of his grandfather. J. Z. VOL
cott.--William Munson and lady friend
of Port Kent, \. Y, have been visiting
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Monroe.--The Milton band rendered
several pleasing selections on the park
Tuesday evening. A good sized crowd was
present and the ladies OF the community
church served ice cream. clearing about
se3 Mrs Homer Stearns spent the Fourth
at the home of her father. II. w. Thomp-
son.-Thomas Cook Of Massachusetts is
visiting his mother and other friends
here.-There will be a dance at the M. w.
A. hall Friday evening. Shephard's or
chestra will furnish music.
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WILLISTON

Homer Prior who has been i'll the past
week, was bile to attend to his work in
Burlington Tuesday.-Miss Bernjce Brad
ley has gone to the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tai for an operation on Thursday.-W. Fl.
Metcalf was in Burlington Sunday.-Miss
Grace White, who has been the guest
of her aunt Mrs. W. n. Metcalf, has re-
turned to her home in Wakefield. Mass
Mrs. Arthur SIENNA was out of town last
wcek.-David Deruay. blacksmith, who
injured his face while working in his
shop week or more ago. is getting bet
ter. one eye is still bandaged He thinks
he will be well enough in four of five
days to open his shop.-Mrs. S. d. War
rem. who has been visiting friends in Mont
pelier and Mortified. has returned. Mr.
and Mrs. William Brownell who has
been the guests OF Mr.. Brunell's sister,
Mrs. Carrie Morr,i. the past month
have gone to tncj. home in woodst stock -
Miss Florence Metcalf. who has been
Touching in Maiden, Mass. the rast
ar, is expected home soon for the sum
80, Harley Bling, who went TO the Mary
''cher hospital last week, had very
rous operation. He is doing as we'll as
r1lld he expected.-Nrs H. n. Richard
son and children. who have been visiting
friends in New York state the past two
weeks. returned Tuesday Miss Clorette
Barrett is the guest of Mrs. Archie Casey.
Mr. and Airs. Charles Root and grand
son Of Montreal are visiting Mr. Root S
sister, Mrs, Lucy Talcott, and other
friends
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-08
RIVERSIDE

NJ P. Osgood of White River Junction
has been visiting relatives and friends
in town.-Donald Hawley visited his par
ents last week before going to Loon Lake,
where he has employment for the sum-
mer.-Stuart MacGibbon was at home for
over-Sunday.-Harl Bennett of Spring
field. Mass, is visiting his mother.-Fran-
els Rice was at home over the Fourth
from his school at Mt. Hermon.-Mrs.
w, f. Nolen and two daughters of
Bridgeport, Conn, came last week to
spend the summer with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs J. A. McKeefe.-The play, "A
Vacation of Two Months" given by the
Hiawatha Girls. on c. L. Bartletts lawn,
was we'll attended. Much credit is due
the girls who not only wrote but staged
the play themselves. They also designed
and trimmed their floats for the parade
the Fourth.-Mrs. Harriet Higgins of
Jericho Center is visiting Mrs. l.. D.
Moulton.-Mr. and Mrs. +. Fl. Sinclair
and daughter are at home.-Miss Harriet
Chase is visiting her mother, Mrs. Remi
Chase
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BAKERSFIELD

Mrs. w w. Smith and daughter Mrs.
Franklin DUnell, are visiting in Middle
bury for couple of eeks.--Gwendoy-n
Davis of st. Adams is visiting her cousin.
Florence !. Maynard Mrs. Nenie l..
Wells of ST Johnsbury was in town on
Friday on business.-Gaylord Reed was
kicked on his right arm by his horse and
had several stitches taken to close the
wound.--Ruphus Aldrich and children of
Lyndonvile, visited at the home of Mrs.
Cora Field over the week-end.-Mr. and
Mrs Harry Powers and son were in town
the fifth at the home of Mrs. Power q
parents. MIR. and Mrs. David Carson
Frank Brady and bride arrived at his
home on Monday. After week they will
go to Keeping house with Mrs. Naramore.
The Sunday School picnic that was to
have been in the Brigham woods was
held in the Town Hall as 1t was too wet
in the woods. There was Eoodly num-
Der out. After lunch. a short program
was rendered after which game of base
ball was played between the younger men
on the school campus.-Mr. and Mrs.
CLYDE Cowan Of Boston. Mass. are visit
ing at the home of their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Cowan.-R. ]. Gates and
daughter of Franklin are al the home OF
his mother, Mrs. May A. Gates.
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JERICHO CENTER

The Rev. and Mrs. S. G. Barnes of Bur
lington are guests of the Rev. and Mrs,
r. ]. Malzard.-George NJ. Willard has
sold his farm on Lee River to c. D. Ord
way Of Burlington. Mr.. Willard has rent
ed Mrs. Cora Chapins place and Mr.. VIM
BILE will carry on the farm for Mr.. Ord
way-Mr. and Mrs. f. 3. Jordon are
camping at Malletts Bav.-Friends from
away who we're at their homes for the
fourth were Lee Mcclellan and Carlton
Ransom of East Orange. n. j.. Mae Stiles
of Morrisville, the Misses Grace and Lila h
Potter of East Hardwick.-The Rev. and
Mrs Charles F.. Haywood and daughter.
Evangeline. of Troy, were guests Of Mrs.
Anna Warner is in Canaan. LII. with
friends for few days-Hoyt and Elmer
Kinney and son, Robert, of New York
are visiting their mother, Mrs. Harriet
Kinney and brothers. Frank and Homer
The funeral of Deacon G. G. Bicknell was
largely attended last Thursday afternoon
from the church. Relatives from away
were: n brother, the Rev. p. +. Bicknell
Of Worcester Mass, and nephew, Sidney
Norton of New Bedford. Mass, William
Rice of Chicago brother of Mrs. Bick-
nell.-Jed Perkins of Johnson and Miss
Cushman of burlington, a cousin of Mrs.
Bicknell. Besides these, there were many
friends from Burlington, Essex. Willston,
Westford. Bolton and UnderhilL The floral
offerings were many.-Leon Hall is laid
up with an injured foot caused by his
horse stepping on it.
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CHARLOTTE

The wedding of Miss Irene T. Lessor,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John w Les
sor of Hinesburg. and Leroy NJ Bromley
of Hinesburg took place at Our Lady
of Mt. Carmel's Church in Charlotte on
June 20 at 1870 a. m. The Rev Thomas
]. Henry officiated and celebrated nuptal
high mass. Miss Della NJ. Bacon of Bur-
lington was maid of honor and Donald
Carly of Burlington was best man. Mrs.
Thomas Stanton of Shelburne PLAYED the
bridal chorus from "Lohengrin" and fur
nished appropriate music during the mass.
The bride was gowned in white satin.
while the maid of honor wore gown
of lemon yellow crepe. Following the
ceremony a wedding breakfast was served
TO about 50 relatives and friends. The
bride is graduate of Hinesburg High
School and was graduated with honors.
The groom and best man are veterans of
the World War. having served 10 month.
in active service overseas and ranked as
sergeant of the same company of the
2sth Division. The couple received MANY
beautiful gifts including silver linen and
cut glass, After short honeymoon the
couple will BIO at home to their friends
in Hinesburg.
The community play ground will be
ppened on Friday from three till eight
o clock. Miss Janice Byington will be in
charge through the summer with Miss
Hazel Byington to assist her This
promises to be treat for the children
as Miss Byington has had special train
ing in playground work at the University
of Vermont and experience in the public
schools of Burlington through the wear
There will be games suited to the different
ages of the children. singing and a story
hour each week. Miss Clorinda Ramsey
a Smith College graduate will have the
story hour period. II is hoped that a
large number of children will take adj.
vantage of these privileges through the
/ summer All children are invited from
the wee ones, who will enjoy the sand
nile To those, who are Interested in has.
ketball.-The play, Fun in An Entertain.
ment Bureau" given for the benefit n,
the library was great success. The
library netted over SIS as its share of Inc
proceeds.-Through an error the Literature
for the tuberculosis drive was not receiv
cd until last week. Our quota has beer
moro than met-Miss Bessie WhaIlev /.
attending the University OF Vermont
summer school,-Miss L. Maude Holme,
spent the weekend at the home of he,
narents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Holmes :.
Iohn Rice of Essex Junction is vstips
at the home of his daughter, Mrs n "a
| Smith.
| Mrs. d. @. Fooie is visiting i'm Bristol
Mrs. Rena French is visiting Miss WeIle
in Addison. MIR and Mrs. William, Douy
las of Starksboro were SUNDAY visitors i,
ltown.-Bernard Welsh. who was bsdlv in
iured while at play. is improving. Mrs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-08
HUNTINGTON

An automobile collision occurred here
Saturday afternoon. when the cars of
Lyman Hill and Waiter Ring came to-
gether at the foot of the hill, both cars
being badly damaged. William Leavitt,
who was with Mr.. Hill, received a cut
on the forehead, but no others were in
iured.-Mr and Mrs. Irwin Bissell and
son of Newport r. l., are visiting rela-
tives in town.-Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Full
Ter entertained Sunday at their home.
The Flats" Mr.. and Mrs T. j. Fuller
and Frederick Fuller of Starksboro. Miss
Eleanor Stanton Of Bristol. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Gates Of Richmond and Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Sargent and two children of
Bennington.-Mr. and Mrs. Alton Phillips.
who have been living in Windsor the past
two years. have moved hack to their farm
here.-The Rev. and Mrs Adams went
to Newport Monday to attend the Bap-
fist commandments, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Vangilder, has been very
i'll the past week with pneumonia.-Mrs.
Ruel Martin is visiting her people in Bur-
lington this week.-Mrs.. Clara Norton was
an over-Sunday guest of Mrs. Jessie Nor
m
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WEST MILTON

Gordon Iby and family of Burlington
spent the Fourth at Henry Iby's.-Miss
Billie Lempie. who left St. Adams June
50 on horse back for San Francisco. Cal
ifornia. made her first stop over night
at c. l.. Sanderson' s.-Mr and Mrs. B. A
Fresh and children were recent visitors
in Plattsburg and other New York points
Miss Ashley of St. Adams is a visitor
at G.. W. Granger's.-Jean Phelps spent
last week with Janice and Gertrude Mears
George Borette Of Burlington is doinf
painting and papering at the Clark Farm
MIR. and Mrs. A. j, Beauvais were visi
tors in HighGate last week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-08

Josie Wooster has opened her home on
Mutton Hill for the summer.-Walter
Parker has returned home after passing
the winter in southern California
Mrs. Ruth Harrison Miss Eugene
Bradshaw and Mr.. and Mrs. S. Z. Dingle
and daughter. Elizabeth, of Chicago are
visiting relatives in town.-A large dele
cation from Washington, Burlington. Dor
chester and Patriot Lodges visited Friend
ship Lodge. No. "a, A. r. and A. NJ, at
their regular communication last Tuesday
evening After the routine work, Mr..
Rand delivered a most interesting address
upon his personal experiences in Russia.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Smith and daugh
ter. who are touring the State. are visit
ing relatives and friends in town.
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RICHFORD

Miss Anna Arms of Grand Ligne. Cue,
is visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Melvin II. Mandigo, and other relatives
and friends in town.-Miss Mabel Powers
OF Burlington, was week end visitor at
the home of her father, r. Powers Miss
Nettie Mudgett of Brattleboro is visit
ing friends here. where she formally re-
sded.-Mrs. Mahon Arms of Worcester
Mass. is visiting among relatives and
friends in this place, where she formally
resided. Ralph Robb of Mortified, who
has been visiting his mother. Mrs. ]. ~
Robb. has gone to his new position in
Holyoke, MaSs.-Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Woodward OF Balston, " Y, arrived in
town and visited at the home of their
parents over Sunday. Monday morning.
they went to Burlington, where he has
been engaged as instructor of physics in
the University of Vermont.-C. a. Powell,
1 Mrs. NJ. w Rounds the Rev. and Mrs.
George Pomfrey and daughter Madeline.
Mrs. Edwin II. Wilson, Mrs. A. ]. Elliot
and Mrs. william Lafuer are attending
the Baptist Convention which is being
held in Newport this week
Announcements have been received
! from Mr.. and Mrs John ORourke
. OF Springfield, Mass of the marriage
of their daughter, Arlene Malssa, to Per-
isus Clifton Monteith Monday, June g.
They will reside in Richford.
MIR. and Mrs. Moses Lovelette return
I'd home Monday form a few days visit
at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Will
! bur Richardson in North TroS.-Mis5
! Alice Gross OF Santa Barbara, Cal, ar
| rived in town Saturday to visit her
mother. Mrs. James Gross, and other
relatives and friends-Mrs. Z. E. Daring
ton of Lowell. Mass, is visiting at the
home Of her aunt Mrs. Adeline Dufer. of
South Main street-W. F. and Myron @.
Stafford of sutton Que, have sold the
large barn on Troy street to the Richford
Manufacturing company. Consideration.
81 250.-Miss Margaret Gardyne visited in
Sherbrooke, Que. over the week-end.-
Miss Marjorie Elkns visited at the home
of her mother in Newport over the week.
end,