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BRISTOL

About 10 World War vetorans headed
by the Bristol Military bahd took part
IN torchlght parade Thursday night.
The boys were In uniform ana present ell
fine appearance. There was very good
attendance OF sunday school workers at
the district Convention he'd In the Bnp-
tst Church Thursday afternoon and eve
nlnv in charge OF the Rev. r. w. Gould
OK Nlddiebufy, county president. The Rev,
II. c. Newell OF Midd'chury and tho
Rcv. q. L. Robbins OF Burlington. gen
era! secretary, delivered addresses Ia the
evening. The district Organization was
perfected with these officers: President.
tho Rev, r. w. LinHcl; secretary and
treasurer. Mrs. Floyd Smith of Starks-
boro; superintendent OF chillrcn's dvi-
sion Miss Dorothy Wright; superintendent
or young peoples division. Mrs, Ralph
Brown; superintendent of adult division,
Mrs Ernest l., Sherwin: superintendent
az administration. w. A. Beebe.
About 50 attended the social given by
the Delta Alpha class to the mems Bible
class and others in the Federated Church
pariors Friday evening. the following
program was enjoyed Singing America;
piano duet, Mrs. Guindon and Mrs. Ian
don; song, Mrs. DEMO; musical rccita-
tlon' Mrs. Van Morgan; cornet solo.
Henry Landon; accompanied by Mrs.
Landon' After supper was served the
Rev. Il. W. lIagadom, who acted as toast
master, called the following who made
remarks, B%W Estey, Supt. Beebe, f. b.
Guindon. w. Il. Hanks Mrs. T, A. Nevil-
lean and Henry Landon. The get to-
gether spirit was fine and it Is hoped
that there will be more meetings OF the
Rind this coming winter-Mrs A. w.
stearns and daughter, Comelia. were
weekend guests OF A. c, Summer and
tsmiiy.-Dr A. NJ. Norton who under
went an operation at Mary Fletcher hos
pitai week ago is improving.-AIrs.
ROSA James died at the home of her son,
arthur, on West street Friday evening"
aged 10 years. She is survived by four
sons. The funeral was held Monday
at nine o'clock at st. Ambrose church
me hev. N. l.. Archambault oihciated'
-Dr. A. j. Packard OF Washington, d. C''
Is visiting her brother. C. c. Currler'
Inc outlook club viii meet Friday eve
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TOWNSVILLE

John Quinn spent Sunday at his homa
In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brassor is con-
hned to the house from the effects Of
havimS teeth eXtracted.--A card party
vii be held at library hall Monday
night t''r tho benefit OF the Library ASSOC
ciaton.-Loren Jennings has moved his
family into W. z. Lanes tenement -
Nr, an Mr.. ~. {. Palmer visited friends
in Nore."Ur Sunday--Vcrr Tomiinsoa
of Bristol, Conn, has been recent:
visitor IN town-AIas Christine Whalon,
Miss Daisie l'apsood and Donald Church
were at iho.r homes over sunday Mrs.
jennie Carr of MONTPELIER spent the weeks
end with her sister, Mrs. =. .. Paine.
Miss Elsie Peasn Of Bdr'iug ton ia
be"N spcnding few days with noe
r;othar Mrs. N. J. rcnse.-A(rs. GeorHs
Ee!logg mas returned from Few day,
snnn; IN Yves; Baton. Mrs. J b. ATKINS
was IN burlington one day last week. =
r. II, Chessmore 10 confined 10 the roasa
with 4 hard colo Miss Marietta To-I
has returned &c Acr work in the :slr-
phono exchange after two weehs vacr.
ton.
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LINCOLN

Mrs. f. c. Negus of Proctor spent a
few days the past week with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Il, Gove,-Henry
Wheeler OF Plainfield was in town two
days the past week.-Willlam Hoag has
rented rooms in the house of Daniel
Orvis and moved his household goods
there--Mr. and Mrs. Harold Little of
North Ferrisburg were business visitors
here Friday,--Mr and Mrs, NJ. b. Cove
have gone to Bristol to the home Of
their daughter, Mrs, Fred Smith, for an
indefinite stay.-Mr and Mrs. John
Sprague went to Port Henry Saturday
to remain over Sunday,-Richard Tier
new of Richmond visited friends in
town over the week -end.--The In
dustria will hold meeting of the week
at the homo of Mrs LIZZIE Butterfield,
The Friday evening dance will be
held this week in Jackman g. Garland
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hall.
Sunday services will be held IN the
Methodist Church. The Rev. Mr.. McLoyd
OF Spencer, Mass, who supplied the pull
pit last Sunday as a candidate. will speak.
The furnace OF the Baptist Church Is un-
dergolng repairs-Frank L. Austin, archi-
tect, of Burlington was in town Monday
to look after the work OF the Walter S.
Burnham Memorial. Contractor Arthur
n. Brown of Middlebury has a gang of
men at work this week constructing the
walls to the first floor which are OF
cement.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred James of
Jacksonville are visiting Mrs. James $
father, Elmer Parent.-Thirty-o books
have been added to the library through
the kindness of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b. Cove
Mrs. T.. NJ. Tucker, who has been i'll
for several days. is able to be out.-Mrs
Lindley Bickne'l has been at home from
her school in Cornwall on account of i'll
ness.-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sargent enter
tanned several Of their friends Thursday
evening. Whist was played and refresh
ments served.
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UNDERHTLL

Mrs. d. +. Hackett Of Boston return
ed home Tuesday taking her mother,
Mrs A. C. Humphrey. with her to spend
the wnter.-A. p. and c. 3. Fleming
have purchased a farm on Lee river.
Were they are noving.-B. *. Hum
phrey is visitor in town.K rby Bras
have bought out c. NJ Henderson and
took possession Monday.-Dale Alger
moved to Pleasant Valley last Week.
where no has bought a farm.-Mr and
Mrs. S. NJ Packard We're visitors az
Jericho Center Tuesday.-O. II. Brown
of Massachusetts was in town last week
calling on friends.-L ID. Melvin, the
star route carrier, IS quite III. w. p.
Smith is substituting for him at present.
Mrs. Algy Harne- of St. Johnsbury was
recent visitor at her sisters. Mrs. w.
/. Blaisdell's.-Mrs. Charles GUSHING;
and son are passing a few days with
Mrs. l.. S. Sumner.-Mrs. Emma Cool;
of Jericho is caring for Mrs e. L. Mar.
tin, who Is III.
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NEW HAVEN

The reception. which was given Satur-
day evening at the town hal by Repre-
sentative A. Il. Hoffnage was d very
pleasant occasion. Much credit Is due
to all those who assisted in the program,
which was excellent. Refreshments were
served. consisting of cake, ice-cream and
punch.-Miss Adena Ring. of the Cniver-
sity of Vermont. spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. HoffnaGle M iss
Fuller will be at the town hall Wednes-
day afternoon and speak in behalf of the
hot school lunch. All parents and school
directors are cordial y invited to be pres
ent.-The n. II. club met with Mrs. Has
son Davis Thursday.-The farewell recep-
ton. given Mr.. and Mrs. V. Young Mon
day evening was largely attended. A
purse Of about $40 was presented to them
The funeral of Miss Clara Thompson.
who died Saturday night, will be held
to-day at two o'clock at the home of her
niece, Mrs. Henry Dimmock. where she
resided
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Chitterden County
WINOOSKI

About two o'clock Thursday aftern DON
an alarm of fire was rung in by Thomas
Fox from box q IN front of station No.
on Main street for Il fire in house
owned by David Walker on Maple street.
The house, which is a two-tenement
house, has been occupied by two fami-
lies, Thomas Leger and family on the
east side and L. +. Allard and family
on the west side The fire. which was
caused by an overheated stovepipe, broke
out on the second floor of the tenement
occupied by Mr., Leger. He had been
putting on some double windows, when.
on coming into the house, remarked that
he sme!t smoke and investigating found
the fire had broken out on the second
floor in between the partition and the
floor and made its way up through the
partition to the attic. When discovered
The blaze had broken through the floor.
The fire when it rea he'd the attic had
spread across and was coming out at
both ends of the house. between the
slate roof and the partition. when the
tiremen arrived on the scene. Three
streams of weter, consisting of 1,5Go feet
Of hose. were put on to the building
within ten minutes after the alarm had
been rung In. The fire, which was
stubborn one to fight on account Of it's
being between the partitions was soon
under the control of the firemen, who
had 10 chop their way through to reach
the blaze. The fire pump used for fires
was started soon as the alarm was
rung IN, but after running for q short
time a Joint at the reservoir burst and
the pump at the mill was soon put into
use in its stead At first sight of the
fire yesterday it was thought the building
was doomed, but the remarkable work
Of the fremen saved the building. The
damage to the building will run into
the thousands, as it is water soaked.
The building was insured. Much praise
was given to the fire department. E. j.
pianfetti. fire police of station No. /, was
badly cut OH the hand and Fire Chief
Lavalley had two of his fingers burnt
while trying to open one Of the windows.
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SHOREHAM

The community social in the chapel
was sue ess.--S. II. Witherel, who was
In Rutland as grand juror last week, IL
there this week.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Royce started for Blloxa. Miss. Tues
day, where they are to pass the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ =. Cook have returned
from West Haven, Conn.-The hank-of-
fering meeting OF the Woman's Mission
airy society met with Mrs. Fred Guyette.
twenty ladies attended.--Mrs. c. T.
Moore. of Brandon, was recent guest
at John Moore's.-NIrs. Maria Smith has
returned from Springfield Mass Madam
Moore went on Monday to Brandon Inn,
where she will pass the winter.
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RIVERSIDE

Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Moulton We,
weekend guests OF Mr.. and Mrs TO,
Montgomery In Worcester Francis Rlct
OF the burlington high school, Melbourn,
Gallop Of the University OF Vermont
and Lillian MacGibbon and Emma Moul.
ton Of Jericho high school We're at thcii
homes here over Sunday.-S.uart Mac.
G!bbon. who has benc working for the
keislich Construction Co, in Eden has
finished work there and is now employed
by Arthur Pa kard.-Emma Noulton has
finished school at Jericho Center and
has gone to White River Junction to fin
ish the year.-The local Study club was
entertained at Jericho Center Tuesday
afternoon by the Study club there. Henry
Dickerson has returned to his work Il
ST. Johnsbury after spending few days
at his home here
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SOUTH STARKSBORC

Alden Elliott. who lives IN Huntsville,
formerly of .his place. passed away Sun
Gay afternoon. He was Sc years old lie
leaves. beside a widow. one daughter
ana five grandchildren. Tho funeral was
held "Wednesday at ore O'Clock NJ the
Jerusalem school-house with burial in
the Jerusalem cemetery. -Mts. Sheldon
Stokes. who underwent nm operation for
gallstones at the Fanny Allen hos piial.
Winooski is doing a. we'll as could be
expected.-Mr and Mrs. Philip IIaloclz.
who have been visiting relatives here,
have returned to their home in Water
bury
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HANCOCK

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Miller have
closed their house ana gone TO Me'rose.
Mass. f"r tho wintcr.--Chsrles Roberts
has gone 10 Florida. Mrs. william Hub
bard of Rochester visited her daughter.
Mrs. L. NJ. Church, part of last week.
going horne Sunday.-Mies Blanche An
drews, Thc has been caring for Mrs.
Harold Sptn went 10 South Royalton
Friday and will go from therc to New-
port 20 see her sister, Mrs. V. l.. pav.
Mrs. T.. j. GOODYEAR was in South
Poyalton to visit her daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Haynes, recently
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MONKTON RIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Dean are
moving into the houae recently
purchased Of II. j. Vancelettc. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fancclette will move Into the rooms
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs Dean y Ohm
Elliot. who has been visiting his iephew,
Il w. Meader the past week. returned
Saturday TO his II mo in Brlstol-C L.
lioaS, mas returned .r"m Rutland wnerE
az )uryman he attended tie United
states district Colr' Mrs. Cora Clough
Eas given to the town library three
large histories of View York AT GHttys-
burg also TIE Great Rebellion" by
j. T. Hehdlcy. The War Batween the
United Srat~s' by Alexander Stevens,
ana three year books
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ESSEX JUNCTION

The Ladies' Aid OF the Baptist Church
held it's annual meeting in the vestry
Thursday afternoon. The following off,
GERS were elected President, Mrs. d. C.
Slater; v!ce-president, Mrs. L. AldriCh
treasurer. Mrs. Ruth Fletcher: secretary,
Mrs. Alice Stafford; work and flower COM
mittee. Mrs. Wallace. Mrs. o. s. Nichols
and Miss Mildred Aldrich. An encourage
ing report was given. Only two meet
ings in the year had been omitted through
August. The vestry and church kitchen
have been newly painted and a heater
has been purchased for the Vestry, also
galvanized pipe for the furnace. The
treasurer reported that the society had
received from work and gifts sld7. all
bills paid, also paid missionary budget
of sl21. The quota for the Worlds Mis-
sicnery movement, $3.50. was Oversub-
scrio9d. which payment is made with
hearty response. The balance In the
church treasury is sl7i.5n
The Woman's club has secured Wilson
A. Bentley of Jericho TO give n lecture
or snowfiakcs accompanied by photos II,
motion picture form at the Congregations
Church Friday ewing. November 10. a,
730 O'Clock. Mr.. Bentley has made a
scientific study of snowflakes, raindrops
dew and clouds and in this time has tax
$500 pnotom!crograps of snowfakcs ;nd
found that no two OF them are ever exactly
alike. The lecture as we as the pic.ur
are sure to prove treat'as mui'h fror,
an educational point of view az for amuse-
ment
The Red Cross roll call which IN being
carried on throughout the country Will
be made here this week Saturday. The
following young ladies will canvass the
village; The Misses Laura Ashley Eliz-
abeth Burke. Katherine Fielder. Dorothy
Hunt. Florence Nichols. Gladys Post
helen Prindle, Margaret Teachout, lsa-
belle Whitcomb and Elinor Wiley. Fifty
per cent Of the amount collected is Gp-
proprated for local welfare. while the
remainder goes for national relief work
which is an Involvement for everyone TO
renew his membership or become "A mcm-
Der. Should anyone be overlooked they
may leave the annual due. one dollar,
with the secretary, Mrs. c. b. Metcalf,
Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Allen loft Tues
day for Leesburg, Fla, where they
will spend the winter
II. Il. Wright. accompanied by Miss
n. Warren, went Tuesday to St. Peters
burg, Fla. where they will stay during
the winter
w. A, bentley Snowflake lecture
under the auspices of the Woman's
club will be given at the Congrega-
tional Church under the auspices OF the
Womans club Friday evening at 1880
O'Clock. Members of the Woman's club
are expected to urge the members OF
their families and neighbors to attend.
Children under IL Will be admitted
free. An important meeting of the
Woman's club will be held at 7:15
o'clock preceding the lectures
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WESTFORD

The Rev. Mr.. Pomfrcy of Richford and
the Rev. Mr.. Sears of Enosburg Falli
will close the evangnl'stic services which
they have been holding for the past tel
days this evening Rachel Tatro has
been i'll, but is able to be out again
The library will be open tomorrow night
instead of Saturday night The CONF
munity Ladies Aid will hold it's annual
sale and supper In the town hail SatUr-
day evening Of this week.-The Rev.
w. w. White attended the funeral Of
his niece At Newport Monday. returning
home Tuesday.-Mrs. {. E.. Stearns has
returned home after visiting in Burinr.
ton and St Adams
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MONKTON

The banquest held at representative
elect. e. p. Stilson's home, Tuesday
evening. was largely attended by
townspeople and friends. also several
friends from out of town. An elaborate
oyster supper was served. besides an
abundance Of" other good eatibles.
The company was also treated to cigars
and candy, and general social
Ayres visited friends in Vergennes the
nth and attended the entertainment
and banquet.-The estate Of the late
Mary Stilson has been probated for set
tlement The first meeting will be
held at Nergennes November 49,.
The first meeting OF the administrator
and commissioners Of the estate Of Mrs.
Della Dean which was recently pro-
bated, was held at the home of her
brother. A. C. Collins. November 16.-
A meeting of the Ladies' Aid will be
held at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Mech instead Of at the Grange
hall Friday. The committee in charge
is Mrs. Myrl Ayres and Mrs. Della
Ladd. Dinner will he served a large
attendance Ia desired as especial bust
ness is to be arranged. cordial In
vitation Is extended to all.--The old
fashioned husking-bee at the homo
of Preston. and Hollis In Barnum-
ton was enjoyed by large crowd.
Supper was served and a social hour
enjoyed.-Mrs. D. T.. Mech went to
the Fanny Allen hospital Tuesday for
an operation on her throat. D. f.
Mech and daughter, Myrtle. accom-.
uanied her
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BRIDPORT

Mrs. Charles Palmer and son, Ken
meth. are at their old home here pack
Ing some of their household effects to
move them to their home in Bolton, n.
Y.-Mrs. Guy Quinn and child went Sat
urday with her goods to her mothers In
Huntington. and Leonard Quinn went to
his homo In She.hurne. Arthur Jabbott
is moving his family into the house va
Gated by the Qu.nns and will work for
Mr., Converse this winter. Herald Norton
VIII stay with them and 70 to school
herc.-CotT Alard spent the week end
with her sister. Mrs. S5oke1. IN shore
ham.--Mr. and Mrs. Trarlt \ lard have
returned from Rochester and Brandon.
where they visited friends and relatives
last week
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NORTH FERRISBURG

Miss Helen Knesland has returned
home from Barre after spending n week
with frends.--Nrs. John Devoid and son,
Charles. are visiting friends in Ellen
burg, \. V, for n Week.-Mrs. Kathryne
Mooney is spending a few days in Bur-
linRton.-A. y. Williams was In Randolph
md 2arre last Mnek on hus.ness.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Fine, healthy pigs from six to
nine weeks old also two young brood
sows with nine and six pigs two weeks
old good work horse cheap will trade,
e. C. Parker. Maletts Bay. Tel 1881 3.
2O,w,tf
WOULD YOU BE an independent farmer
and own the land you work? Here IL
your chance: 215 acres, less moro,
well watered, comfortable buildings. good
soil. plenty of wood and timber. all for
$2.250r 81, 600 down. balance on easy terms
at Ave per cent: would exchange for prop
erty In Burlington. An enterprising man
can make this farm pay for itself In ~
months buy 1t. w. v. Farr. owner. Bur-
bnRton. VI. ga 6t,w1 1t
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at the Central Telephone office --Mrs.
w. Austin visited in Milton last wee
r. l.. Parker of Essex Junction with
force Of men is putting a new roof {
the brIcl, cburrb
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been living in Fl. c. Bishops tenement.
moved his family Monday to Brandon
MRS. Herman Ford returned Sunday from
weeks visit in East Randolph with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Arm
strong.-Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ray of Hart
FORD and Mr.. and Mrs. Rice OF Manches-
ter, N. H., were over Sunday visitors of
their sister, Mrs j. c. Tabor.
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VERGENNES

Mrs. David Fl. Ryan gave a party Fri.
day afternoon in honor Of the 10th birth
day anniversary OF her son, Thomas.
Ten OF master Thomas playmates were
present and games were played and re-
rreshments of sandwiches, cake and leo
cream were served. Mrs. Eliza Quinn
catered. james Thompton of Goversville,
y. Y, has been visiting his aunt, Mrs.
Ezra NJ. Balt.-Aldernen Levi II.
Grown and II. w. Day have returned
from weeks deer hunting trip at
Mcachan's Lake in the Adirondac ks.
They report poor hunting and during
their trip did not get shot at deer
Friday, Beuna Vista Camp No. $3.50 Mod
ern Woodmen of America furnished seven
teams and double plow tractor to do
the fall plowing for a brother member of
the camp, Arthur Langevin who Is
seriously i'll. The members of the camp
who were not able to furnish teams or
help manually in the work freely con-
tributed financially to help defray the
expenses incurred by the camp in doing
the work. During the afternoon III. C.
lngham for the camp took q picture of
the laborers and the scene.-The Misses
Grace Leonard and Marcella Radgan,
teachers in the Vergennes schools spent
the Weekend with Miss Leonard s
parents in Orwell. Mrs. c. II. Stewart of
Charlotte is visiting Mr.. and Mrs John
Gravele.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Otticy
Of Geneva, NJ Y. visited friends In rown
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Water Tappan have re-
turned from a two weeks visit in Detroit.
Mich. - Mr. and Mrs. Carl b.
Brownell have returned from a
weeks visit to relatives in Worthwhile
There was n good attendance nj the
meeting OF the Parent Teacher associa-
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WANTED

OLD POSTAGE STAMPS-Cash for stamps
used before 1873, on of letters. J. w,
Ross, % West ST., Rutland. VI Collec-
tons bought 14,w,S
ABOUT SEPT I. capable cook and n
second girl. good wagea. Mrs. q. NJ.
sabin. 2A Main St.. Burlington. VI.
7w.t
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ESSEX CENTER

Marvin Weed went Saturday to attend
Cornell University Ella Hazeton
Is working at the Rutland Telephone Of
fice.-Brigam Haynes is working nights
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CORNWALL

Mrs. Carl Morse. who recently UNI
derwent an operation for appendicitis
at the Mary Fletcher hospital, Is re-
elect and Mrs. A w. Foote. who at.
ported as doing well.--Lieut Gov :
tended the National Grange meeting in
Boston. will spend the weekend In
Somers Conn, with their daughter
Miss Jessie Foote. who is teaching
there.--Mr. and Mrs. Elton Chatterton
who have purchased tho home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob De Leeuw in town
have moved their household goods from
their Former home In Rutland there
Mfr. and RMS. Jacob De IIceuw have
gone to Chicago TO visit MIR De
teeuw's brother and other relatives and
rriends.--John Conlon has returned
home from tho Fanny Allen hospital
where he recently underwent an
operation.--Mr. and Mrs. Oren Gregg
of Minnesota, who have been guests
for several weeks OF their cousins.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. p. Hoyt have gone to
PlattsburRh. n. Y. to visit Mrs
Gregg's sister.-The Woman's Mission
airy society will hold n thank offering
meeting at the church parlors to-day
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Witherell are in
Rutland attending the annual fruit
show OF the Vermont State Horticul-
tural society of which Mr.. witherell is
president.--Mr and Mrs. Witherell re-
turned last Friday from Hartford,
Conn. where they attended the New
England fruit show. They also visited
Mrs. Witherell's brother. Sanford II.
Lane. at his home In Englewood, N. j.
Mrs. e. r. Preston Of Syracuse, N.
Y, who has been a guest OF her cou-
sins, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Lane. went on
Saturday to Burlington where she Is
a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roberts