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Arizona republican., 1920-12-12

Lake City where heavy mud prevailed, due to the many recent rains.
 MT. and Mrs. Guymon expect to spend the winter in Phoenix, and will return to their home in Idaho in their car in the early spring.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12

Of the 40 islands in the group called the Scilly Isles at the southwest tip Of England, five are inhabited. s6
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12

The deepest cave known in the world is near Frederickshall, Norway; 1t fz
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-02-05
franklin County
ST. ALBANS

Ee'pert p. Burns of Rublee St. has been
appointed auditor of the Bangor &
Aroos'ook railroad and expects to
leave next Sunday for the railroad
headquarters In Bangor where he Will
take up his new duties early next
week. Mr. Burns is now chief clerk to
tho auditor of the Central Vermont
galway company, by which road he
las been employed &c years air. Burns'
rgiAry friends in this city are pleased
20 kGow of this well deserved nppoin.-
incnt while regretting that he Is to
leave St. Adams.
The marriage Of Miss Helen Mary
Lcahy. daughter of Mrs. James NJ
Leahy OF Gilman avenue. to Franklin G.
Pierce of this city, took place NJ St.
Mary's Church Monday morning ut eight
O'Clock. the Rev. }. L. Boyle performing
the ceremony. The bride was attended
by Miss NJ. Mildred O'Iieare of this city
us maid of-honor and the groom mad
j. l.. King of st. Juhnsbury as his hest
man. The ushers We're Charles A. Buck
and NJ. Edward Barnes. The bride
Dor, travelling suit of dark blue
tricotine and pearl gray picture hat and
wore Al corsaHo bouquet Of violets ana
rosaa. Mus O'Iieare wore a delft
b.ur si.it and a bl ,nk ret picture hat and
y bouquet q: sweetheart rncs. Imme-
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Baker property at the corner of
Province street and South street, now
occupied by n. VI. MIrr. Consideration
s2,s00.--Arthur G.. Jones and Miss
Mildred Whaley. both Of Richford
were married AT the Baptist parson-
age by the Rev. George romfrcy
January 27.-Ernest Shower and Miss
Eva NJ Brown and winifred Brown
and Miss Edra Hare, all Of Rlchford
were married n the Baptist parson-
age by the Rev. George Pomfrey
January 27.--The Junior Christian En-
doavor society will have social I'm
the church vestry Friday evening from
seven to nine o'clock
G. A, Powell received message on
Monday from the Soldiers home, In Ben.
nington, conveying the news Of tho death
Of William Hubbard, which occurred
Monday morning.-A daughter was born
in Richford TO Mr.. and Mrs. Frank zeno
of Hyde Park. Sunday February 1.--Mies
, Catherine Conings Of the University of
Vermont visited over the weekend at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. II. Comings.-Nir. and Mrs. F. H..
Wildung will open studio In the Sarrent
block on Main street. Mr. and Mrs.
Wi!dung recently returned from Albany.
n. Y, where they had been 10 take a
special course in the Eastman school of
photography. night was OBJ
served at the Woman's club on Monday
evening Much credit Is given to Mrs.
G. Sherman Clark for the splendid pro-
gram given by the children, which con-
sisted Of piano solos, singing, recitations
and games. At the close of til. enter
tainment delicious refreshments were
served nv the committees.
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MONTGOMERY

The following officers have been elected
for the Methodist Sunday school for the
coming year: Superintendent. James T..
Smith. assistant superintendent i. =.
Swan; secretary, Elizabeth Fuller;
treasurer, Hattie swan: oreanist. Mrs
w. S. Parker: librarian, Eleanor Parker;
superintendent missionary department,
Mrs. Carrie Fuller; superintcndcnt tenn
perance department. Mrs, .. L. Sweet !;
treasurer missionary department Mrs. D.
l., Sweet.-F S. Pratt was in Swanton
Monday to visit his daughter. Miss Lucille
Pratt. Tuesday he attended the dairy
mems meeting at st. Adams Frank NIL
lor who has been i'll, Is out.-Mr. and
Mrs. Roger Pratt of Enos burg Falls nave
been visiting ut the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
#. :. Pratt.-Elias Roberts is ill,--Charcs
t'aronto is movine from I'M West into
Phil Sylvcster's house. Miss Florence La
Fountain and Miss Harriet Chase, who
have had employment; IN ootcl at
Rouse's Point. \. y, are 1T Miss La
fountains home here. The hotcH in
which they worked buried rcccntly.--Thu
Momau's Home Missionary society met
with Mrs. W. G. Mansfield Wednesday
a ittlnDou.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. l.. II. Button entertained her Sum
day school class Friday evening-R. II.
Pond was in Berkshire Center last week
auditing town accounts.-The adult Sun
day school class was entertained in the
church parlor Friday evening. Music was
enjoyed and dainty refreshments served
The b. r. BIS met with Mrs. Carl
Ransom Monday evening.-The funeral
of Miss E. NJ. Royce was held Thursday
morning. There was short prayer
service at tho house at 10 O'Clock follow
ed by services at Calvary Church at 1920,
the Rev. w. J. NJ. Beattie officiating.
Two favorite hymns. LEAD Kindly
Light" and abide With Me" were sung.
The bearers were c. NJ. Ruhlee, w. S.
Rublee, Is. i. Combs, A. Il. Combs,
Fred WadlcigA and Homer Vincent.
Among those from out of town were
Stephen Royce. Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
ROCCO and Mrs. Kate Hall of St. AL
bans, AMI c. Fuller Rawson of Enos-
burg Falls.-.E. w. Smith has accepted
the position of manager Of the Co-opera-
tive creamery. MI Stebbens. who has
beDn manager the past nine months, left
for his home in Poultney TueSday.--Niss
Grace Sykes. who has been bookkeeper
at the Cooperative creamery since Il
started, has accepted position in Man.
chester. n. H., and viii finish at the
creamery this week.
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ach trouble. Mr.. Potter had boon ailing
through the fail, but less than thrco
weeks ago was compelled TO put himself
under the care of u phyaician. and pass
cd away after much suffering. Tho fun
eral was held at tho house Tuesday af-
ternoon at two O'Clock. Those from out
Of town included MISC Eliza Potter ce
Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Davis Of
johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Barnes
Of Burlineton.--Mrs. w. o. Start and
Mrs. Landon Abernethy spent last week
Friday and Saturday with friends in
Buring ton.--The Row e. w. sharp Of ST
Johnsbury. district superintendent, met
the quarterly confercn of tho Metho-
dist Church Tuesday afternoon.--Mlss
Julia Chase Is ill.--The Rev. W. W.
Smith made n business trip to Burning
ton and st. Adams Monday and TIES
day of this weck.-The Helpers society
of the Methodist Church held a business
meeting Tuesday evening with Mrs. Fan
ME Hall.
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RICHMOND

Mrs. Josephine Rugg died suddenly Fri
day morning after Il lingering Illness of
hrec years. She was born August s. 1867.
in this village, the daughter of Gilbert
psradce and Josephine Charland. She
was married in Springfield, Mass, July s,
1892, to Winfield Scott Rugg oe Man
chester, n. II. She lived In that city all
hcr married life until four years ago
when owing 20 i'll health she came here
30 reside. She is survived by q husband
aud two sons stewart of this town who
has been an invalid for 10 years. and con-
fined 10 his bed FOR over Il year. aud
Edward! of Springfield. Mass. also her
mother and four sisters. Miss Agnes of
springfield, Mass.. Mrs. John Ronwe!-
c'ingsr of Warren, Mass, Mrs. Arthur
Proux OF burlington and Mrs. Harry
Lawrence of this town and two brothers.
Gilbert OF ti:is town end Edward Of West
Springfield The funeral services were
held from the Church OF Ni,r Lady OF tho
Rosary a. nine o'clcci. Monday.-Thero
was large attendance .. I've play given
by thu senior class F-ldsy evening.
The funera: OF Mrs. Sect Rugg who
lied Friday, Vas held II Tie Church OF
Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Monday
morning n: ESQ o'cioc. the 2ov. l.. p.
Nivrnont dictated. Brriai was 81 the
family lot in the now cemetery. The
bearers were Ezra and Franz. stone. y.
.. t'rachette and Ira Ta.:.--Mias Brcr
Her OF Burlington was The sAest of Nj.
Ord Mrs. H. S. Si:r,non9 over ;;unday.-
.ir. and Mrs. Daniel Senlcy nave 49,
aFned from their wedding trip and are
r. thc home OF his parents, Mir. and Mr..
T!icras Henlay.--Thc Aid Circle ~ the
Kings Daughters xii, meet at the home
Of Mrs. Fanny stevens Friday afternoon.
Mrs. j.. L. Freeman aud Mrs. w. r.
RILEY will entertain the Louis, NJ.
Sineley circle 1T lie formers home this
Wednesday afternoon. Dinner will be
Served at one o'c!ock.--Wiss i'!oof Is VII
ting her parents in Montreal.
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FAIRFAX

The morning mail now leaves the post
office at 5:45 O'Clock instead of ten. The
afternoon mail leaves about four o'cloc..
The many friends of Frank Winters.
who shot himself at his home in Swan
ton Friday, regret to learn of his rash
act. He drove one OF Farrell's carts
through this section for several years and
was well liked by ALA very interestin
report OF the older boys conference. hold
in Mortified recently, was given In the
Methodist Sunday school by the delegate
sent by the school, Bernard Hicks
Wendell Southland gave n good report at
the Christian Endeavor meeting, for
which society he was q delegate-The
Missionary society of the Baptist Church
met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
Hattie Hotchkiss.-E r. Rugg and Arson
Rugg were IN Milton recently to attend
the funeral Of their cousin. Miss Electa
Rugg.--Mrs w. Ii King has returned
from Burlington, where she was the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. W. V. Farr-
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Bevins OF Georgia
visited Mrs. Bevins' sister. Mrs. G. c.
Paris, Saturd1y.-Saturday wds one Of
the coolest days OF the winter. With the
mercury at 20 degrees below zero at noon
and breeze from the north, It vas a
severe day to be out. AT 1896 p. M the
mercury reached IS degrees btlov zero.
Edmund Leach of Norv lch University
spent the week WITH his parents, M.
and Mrs. II. r. Lcach.-Major Jack B.
kendyick is entertaining a friend from
New York city.
The mission study class vii! meet Mon
day evening with Mrs. .. 3. Beardsley.
--.ira. T. G. Mari OF Dorchester, Mass
who cane Saturday 20 visit her parents,
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GRAND ISLE

There was no school at either of the
schools at the Corners Monday as the
teachers went home Friday and did not
get back on account of the wreck.-The
Ladies' Aid society will meet with Mrs,
y. L. Hoag to-day for work. Lunch will
he served.-Thc annual oyster supper for
the benefit OF the Union Church will be
held Friday evening. 1t is expected there
will be q good program In connection with
this.-Mrs. Fletcher began her duties as
teacher in the Pearl school Monday, the
former teacher. Miss Gleason. having re-
signed. of the Burlington high
school, who came home Friday night.
were not able to get back until Monday
forenoon.
Services at the Union Church for the
week: Ladies' Aid society Thursday at
the home of J. Byron Hoag.-The annual
oyster and chicken-pie supper will be
held Friday evening. Preaching by the
pastor Sunday morning at 1890; Bible
school at u 80; C. C. Kinney, superinten-
dant. At the service Sunday morning
two persons were received into prepara-
tory membership.
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JERICHO CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Maoney attended
he wedding of Daniel Iianicy, of Rich
mond, and Miss Helen Nash, of Jericho
which took place in Burlington January
T-On Wednesday,, January 2S. Earl Ro.
chelle and Miss Jennie Gokey We're mar
Red at tho parsonage by the Rev. i. J.
Mal2ard. Fired Baldwin was called &c
Shorcham on account OF the serious illness
OF his fathcr.-A party of the high school
scholars went TO Richmond last Friday
night to attend the play given by the high
school They were chaperonod by Miss
Katherine Dewey and Miss Irene Bolger
Somc returned with chilled hands and
faces but reported .. good time.-NIaurice
Beers and Verne Nisscl, of White River
Junction, were at the home Of Alison Wis
sci the last of the week and over Sunday.
The Social Service club will meet Fri
day afternoon With Mrs. VI. o. Eddy
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Muloney have taken
rooms with MR.. Martha Fuller for a
few wecks.-A little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
|Sylvester Strectcr was buried in Bolton
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. g. G. Bichnel received a telegram
from Chicago. that her sister, Or. May
cushnan Rice, formerly of burlington,
is dead. Miss Rice had pneumonia fol.
lowing influenza.
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ISLE LA NOTE

The weather Saturday was the most
severe of the winter The Thermometer
registering from 20 to so below in diff
ferent loca.ities.-Mr and Mrs. n. w.
Fiskc are spending few days in st.
st. Adams as guest Of Mrs. Fonda.-The
death of Leon Blondin occurred at his
nome here Monday morning al 10 o'clock
following a lingering illness with dropsy
covering a period of about four years.
lie was 20 years of age. The funeral
will be from the st, Joseph Church at
9:3o,-Miss Ida Blondm of Burlington was
called home by the Illness ana death of
her brother, LeOn.--Thcre are several
cases of grip in town, no one seriously i'll.
Tie quarantine has been lifted from
he home Of William Montvllc. who was
under quarantine for scarlet fever
Joseph Duba, Jr,. of burlington in town.
Joseph Jarvis was in Burlington sever
al days last week on business.
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;ncc. having tried 20 ski down a steep
bank of snow. The doctor took nino
stitches before the cash was Closed
Frank Merchant has bought of Glen
Aostin his house ut Oak Hill and has
moved his family there.-There was n
dance at the hall last Thursday given by
the Reynolds employees of Burlington
Edward Merchant has hired the ODon-
noll house owned by Mrs. Alison Bradley
and has moved his family thcre.-There
were no services at the Methodist Epis-.
copal Church OH account of the pastor,
,lle Rev. II. G. Banks, being III with
uronchitis.--Mr. and Mrs. T. Chittenden
Clark ace the parents of daughter
Miss Jennie Sienna of California. who is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Sienna. spent the past week with her sis.
,cr. iirs. Henry Pratt, in Colchester
tfr. Whittemore has moved from Wright
brothers tenement house to farm in
jericho.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

abel Mason has returned from Sheldon
Springs. where he has been employed
c. H. Aiken of Richford was business
visitor in town the first of this week.
L.. ID. Harris block caught fire around the
chimney Saturday night, which came
near being serious firc.-E. f.. Cook
has closed the blacksmith shop and NOV
ed to Sheldon.-Helen Colnett has gone
to Newport.-Mr. and Mrs. Lombcy Lo-
belle were called to Bakersfield this week
owing to the death of n relative.-Mrs.
George Lucia Is Ill and her daughter
Mrs. Luther Baker Is caring for her
Mrs. Edith LaDuke has returned from
Belvidere.-Mr. and Mrs. Moses Raymond
we're In Canada several days recently,
visiting Mrs. Raymonds parents
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MILTON

News was received Sunday morning
from Montreal of the sudden death Of
John Phelps, formerly of Milton. The
body was brought to Milton for burial
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Barrett were
Weekend visitors at the home of AIRS.
Barretts parents in Swsnton.--Thc Misses
Elauch Carpenter, Mildred Ashley. Sadie
Barter ond Sherman Williams. of Essex
Junction were in Milton to attend the
nigh school dance Friday cvcning.--The
many friends OF Mrs. Orrin Mayville will
he pleased to learn that she was to eat
dinner with the family Sunday.
ladies of the V. l. S. met yesterday
At three o'clock with their president, Mrs,
r.. II. Fullcr.--Henry Howard, who was
burned with gasoline, is getting along
well.
Tie body OF John Phelps, who was
found dead in a hotel Sunday morning
in Montreal, was brought here Tuesday
morning and the funeral held from the
home of his brother Eben Phelps, Tues.
day afternoon at 1870. The Rev. L. L.
Tahoe officiated, with burial in the vii
lage ccmetery.-The Rev. Mr.. Bole. pas
tor at large of the Congregational Church
OF the State, preached at the United
Church Sunday evening. Several dele
gates TO the boys' conference at Mortified
gave very interestng rcports.-Friday
evening at 7:45 o'clock, the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will hold a
overly social III the Congregational ves-
.cy. Everyone is invited and requested
80 come dressed in poverty clothing. A
fiac viii be charged &c those Who do not
romc dressed in old Clothes ami also FOR
Day piece of jewclry. shoe atrings. rib
bGr.; or fancy ornaments OF .ny kind 4
purse vii! be given for the three br.s.
costumes. !, snappy program has been
arranged and refreshments will b. served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Deschones and
Or. nnc Mrs. II. So@leJ of St Aihans
we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ~. ". Ran
dali Sn0day.-'The ". {. IT. u. will meet
at the liome OF Mrs. w. G Newton Sat
uvday at $50 p. MAT the regular meet
NC OF Saneca Lodge. No. 40. F. and a.
"a, G'ucsdny evening one candidate was
given the Vi. ~. degree.
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LamOlle County
STOWE

The Stowe hieh school stock 1adgiug
team gave an old and youAg folks dance
Ut me ANolcy Memorial building Friday
evening for The benefit OF tho Expenses
lof the irip to the state fair 1T White
HiN Junction Owing To III" severity
of Inc weather the attendance was small,
hui merry time wac enjoyed Music
Tar hy Chase .. Sihack.trs orchestra
zoe fi..s o, the home economies class
rrTed refreshments --Thomas \. Doug
lif., Who ia passing the ,3in,rl In Flint,
Mica" ~ the beneilt Of his health, had
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ALBURGH SPRINGS

very pleasant evening was enjoyed
January u, when the friends and neigh
bors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Honsinger
met by invitation at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. julius SERVER to remind them
of their wedding anniversary and wish
them good luck In their new home. The
evening was passed very pleasantly with
games and music. and at II o'clock a
bountlful supper was served to a COM
pany of 50. The wedding cake, made and
beautifully trimmed by Mrs SERVER,
was cut by Mrs. Honsinger and gave
ample proof of Mrs. SERVERS culinary
skill. a purse of s36 from the assembled
company was presented to Mr.. and Mrs.
Honsinger by the Rev. c. Il. Davis and
Mr. Honsinger thanked the friends with
heartfelt sincerity. At late hour the
quests returned TO their respectiYe homes.
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WEST ENOSBURG.

Mr.. ana Mrs. Joseph Dorr are visiting
ut the home of their daughter. Mrs.
Forrest Stone in Bcrkshirc.--Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Bcssey waited at the home
of b. o. Stone Wednesday and Thursday
Miss Evelyn Brown. VINO has been
passing several weeks IL Berkshire has
returned homc.
Mrs. Fred Pfannstiel. ST.. was operated
upon Tor appendicitis II tine Maple parl;
sanitarium at Encsburg Falls January
@,-A dance VAS held at the Grange
han Friday evening, for the bench; OF Ia.
baseball team. About SIS was realized. -
Howard Houston recently visited at the
home Of Fred Spcor.
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RICHFORD

T. l.. Harrison of Montreal was a
recent visitor at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. /. Kelley Mr.. Harrison was
en- route 10 Tampa, Florida, 70 join
his wife, who viii be remembered as
Miss Mabel Kelley, II niece of Mr.. aua
Mrs. kellcy.-Miss Celia Harper of
Boston is visiting NJ the home of he
parents. Mr.. and Mrs, Daniel Harner.--
Miss Alice Thaycr Il student rurrc IN
ihc st. Adams hospital, who las boon
visiting tt "a" home rt her pa.cr;
during tc past weo'.. returned 20
her worN Mondos,--Ed Wprs !, Liviurs-
ton has purchased thc so-ca!lcd
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ENOSBURG

The Woman's Home Missionary meet.
ing will be held at Memorial Church
Thursday evening.--The prayer meeting
will be held Thursday evening at the
parsonagc.--Neighbo to the number
of % met ut the home of Mr. and Mrs.
w. II. Cole, Wednesday evening to say
good bye to their son, Wright, who
went to Poughkeepsie Friday to fill
the position Of shipping clerk in lum-
Der yard. Sandwiches, cake and coffee
were served.--Mr. and Mrs. Kidder
spent Wednesday at +. NJ. Wright's
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RAkERSl'IEly

Lass Thursoay 'Yor.uG VI. nn,!oiugs
bc;ona.ar u -trthG7 N"uus or ;ar n,oJn-
,ot, nm, Of tn!a Village Vas de4lro,n,
hr cie. Taey re.e ua'coupici ,'~o,
lp,.,r-. ,a.'ye .; Eua .ras.lc. a.: o..
ava c'clocN saturday afternoon OF gten
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ton in Germany.
Judge Harrie r. Chase of Brattleboro
is expected in the city on Monday.
February ., to take up some matters
which were left with the court when
, final adjournment was taken January
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BINGHAMVILLE

Mrs. Leno Wetherbee has been i'll the
last week.-A. II. Hooper is getting n
large stock of logs.--Herbert Carpenter is
confined to the house by severe illness
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EAST FRANKLIN

Mr. and Mrs. 5. E. Whitney were in
Burlington Sunday..-Erncst Ellsworth
has moved back from Rchfo-d to the
homo of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W
c. Ellsworth.-Miss Media Whitney re-.
Gently visited at st Armand, Que.
G.. B. Whitney and Miss CAeraldien
Chaffee are visiting at Ciarencevillo
Que DO plus Dewing is homo from
Richiord high school. i'll with bronchitis
--Mra. Elizabeth Guthrie il much i'm
proved in hoalth.--The Rev. Il. W. Sharp
viii preach hero at tho Union Church
sunday mornng.-Tte Ladies Aid Sow
cd supper or Wednesday evening.
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Continucd on pagc 100
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:
august and was prominent newspaper
advertising manager OF the Worcester
Post. He is survived b. his mother, two
brothers ard three sisters.
| George ii. Topper severed his connec .
ton with the st. Anan. Plumbing ~
/ Heating company February / and with
Mrs. Tupper left Tuesday for Il week )
visit 10 Pittsburg, Pa. with his daugh"
ter, Mrs. Heber L. Shaw. and son, Frank
H. Tupper
Dr.. Grace Sherwood. who has been
! spending about four months in Pasadena
and Los Angeles. Cal. returned home
Tuesday. DE-. Sherwood motored to Cali
fornia with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. For
,la who will remain in California FOR Il
moro extended stay.
Tho funeral OF Mrs Elizabeth
(Weeks) Walker. widow of Joseph wal
ker, formerly of this city, who died
Sunday morning in Sheldon where she
| had betn living since last fall. was
held at w. 4. McLennans undertaking
| parlors yesterday morning at 1880
o'clock. the Rev. j. T. Snarman, pastor
, of the First Baptist Church, official
: ing. The body was placed in the vault
, of Greenwood cemtery. Mrs Walker is
survived by five children. May. Beatrice
John. Joseph and Francis, and by her
| father. Carlton A. Weeks of Chicago.
| Mrs. joan Brough. C6 years old, died
Tuesday at 12 o'clock at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Brough on South
Main street after long illness. She Is
survived by her husband. The funeral
VIII be held at the house this af-
/ tcrnoon at two O'Clock. the Rev. j. Y.
Sharman officiating TH body will be
placed in the vault OF Greenwood ccme-
terry.
Mrs. Alphonse Taylor has received
word from her son, Pvt Homer j. La
cross that he has arrived in Germany
and is stationed at Coblenz. Pvt. La
cross. who returned to this country af-
ter seeing service with the Goth Divi-
sion. re-enlisted in the United States
army for service in the army of occupa