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LINCOLN

The Morton w. Hale of Cabot supplied
the pulpit at the United church Sunday
mrs Annette Morgan of Vergennes is
VISITING here for few days.-A. T..
hriggs' {. c. Clark and G.. A. Thayer
MADE business trip to Burlington Fri
DAY Mrs. G. A. Thayer and II. w Smith
accompanied them-Mrs. c. II. Purinton.
VINO has been i'll for several weeks, is
no better Mrs. Clayton Varney Is caring
TOT her.-Mrs. Frank Varney and children
OF saxtons River are visiting here,-Clyde
W. Bean and family have moved to
nrlstoi'-Miss Carrie Pierce has returned
from several weeks stay in warren
Edwin Butterfield has bought the Folinsby
place In South Starksboro. Master Alba
stowe returned home Sunday from several
weeks stay in East Middleoury.-ira
Cove and two sons of Greenfield. Mass.
spent several days the past week at the
nome OF Luther Kent.-Mrs. X. T.. Moore
mas returned to Middlebury after Visit
OF three weeks at the home OF Mrs w. a
Lee'-Miss Irene DeCoursey or hines
nurg visited Mrs. Earl Atkins on the week
end,-A party of 25 enjoyed fish cnowder
dinner at Lake Dunmore sunday ana
afterwards went on a hike TO SILVER
Lake-Alfred Devoid is MOVING MS
FAMILY to rooms in f.. NJ fuckers mousse
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Chittenden County
WINOOSK1

Inc board OF village trustees held their
monthly meeting Monday in station
NO. ]. on Main street. All members were
present. Very little business outside of
the monthly budget of bills was taken IN.
The following bills were ordered paid:
f.. Edward Allard. $50; George J. Never
Co. sA.lS Free Press association $40:
j. C. Flint. treasurer. $500, (this is the
amount appropriated to the fire depart
ment at the annual village meeting held
last spring.; Henry Villemaire. SIS; Myers
& Bleau. A.25; George f. Allen. Est.
s2205; Stevens Machine Shop 1856: Henry
Conlin. treasurer, 5000 appropriation voted
10 the Winooski Free Library at annual
village meeting; G. G. Allard. 500.
George H. Horton has announced him
self as a candidate for sheriff of Chit
tenden county. He has many friends both
Republicans ami Democrats who have
prevailed upon him to be a candidate for
this office Mr.. Horton has served as act
ing chief OF police as well as on the
police force in this village for several
years He mas been constable for three
years. He also had some valuable eX-
perence during the term of his father
the late Il II, Horton, who was sheriff
of Chittenden county from 1902 to 1906
Mr.. Horton has been very prominent in
All aHd1TS OF tNe village. ne IL tne pTtstHt
chairman of the Winooski Board of Trade,
president of the State Firemen's associa-
ton. and a member of the Winooski Post.
American Legion.
The marriage of Leo Barron of West
Allen street and Miss Ethel Packard of
50 East Center street was solcrnpized
Tuesday morning at eight c'cloci, AT st.
Stephens Church by the Rev. J. Il. Nc
Garry. They were attended by Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Piche. The couple left on
the noon flyer for North Adams. Mass.
where they will make their future home.
Police Officer william Brouillard has re-
turned 10 his home oh Ma'letts Bay
avenue from the Mary Fletcher hospital.
where he underwent a successful opera
ton.
The marriage announcement in Thurs
DAVIS paper should have read Miss Evan
gelne r. Hayward instead of Miss Caro-
'lyn. The marriage took place saturday
noon.
V. G. Nay OF .icrp'nu and Mrs. j. T..
Howard of WiHoost. were quietly mar
ried at Mrs, T. .-2jds home Thursday
afternoon at Tn. p'clock.
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COLCHESTER

The Rev f.. p. Pitts and daughter.
Grace, OF Washington. D. c.. are visiting
Frank Pitts and other relatives.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Burgess and children and
Mrs. II. r. Burgess OF Proctor were Sun
day visitors at Norman Wrights.-Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Bicknell OF Jericho called
on friends in town Sunday. G. Belts
and grandson OF Morrisville called on Mrs.
Belts Sunday.-M. A. Bullock and family
started Sunday on an auto trip to Lynn.
Mass.-L ID. Carey, who spent several
days visiting his mother. Lucy Carey. and
other friends. returned to his home in
Springfield, Mass. Monday morning. DIR
n. II. Kenyon Is installing Delco light
system in his home.-The NJ. w. A. will
give dance at their hall Friday evening
August 6. Katz Jazz band will furnish
music.
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,rE PRESS AND TINES

Alfred Panton. Mildred wyman.
who is employed in the winoosii Savings
Bank and is spending her vacation with
her mother, Mrs. c. W. Wyman, goes to-
day accompanied by her mother to
Nashua, N. H., for a weeks visit to rel
atives.-George Ducharme of Providence,
L., Is visiting Edward Tucker.-Mr.
ana Mrs. Guy Hebard OF Burlington WIS.,
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel T. Donnelly sun
day.
Tuesday while Henry st. Peters was
operating Joiner in his shop near the
rails, his hand slipped and the two first
fingers of his left hand we're severely
cut.-E. III. Washburne. who has been the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. John A. Harrington.
VINO are spending a few weeks at the Har-
rington homestead in weybridge. returned
tuesday to Boston-Mrs. Bertha Brooks
or Fftchburg, Mass, is visiting her sister.
Mrs. r. d. Goodridge.-Miss Gertrude
Piper has returned from the Mary F1et-
cher hospital, where she recently under
went an operation for appendicitis -
Dustin Barrows is seriously ill.-Mr. and
Mrs. John Selden. Jr.. of Bristol who
have been spending their vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Selden,
ST.. of Northampton, Mass. have been
spending few days at the home OF Mrs.
Selden's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Lee.
Miss Edith Bristol, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter w. Bristol. was operated on
for appendicitis at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital Tuesday, and is as comfortable as
could be expected. Her mother will re-
main with her for few days.-Fred Lee
Of Waltham visited his great-grandfathcr.
Moses 8. Lee, yesterday.-M. s. Sawyer
of Rutland visited friends in town Tues
day.-The condition Of Mrs. l.. +. Benton,
who has been i'll for some time. liz 80
improved that she is able to ride out
Alderman Levi II. Brown left yesterday
morning on a business trip to northern
New York.-Walter w. Bristol yesterday
visited his daughter, Edith. at the Mary
Fletcher hospital.-Mrs. A. w. Henry and
daughter, Marguerite, Of Bristol. are visit
ing Mrs. Henrys sister, Mrs. William
r. Sessions.-Miss Bessie Lucille Bourne
of Leominter, Mass, is the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry St. Peters.-Dr. c. +.
Langworthy Of Washington, d. c., is
visiting Mrs. T, Neville.-Mrs. George
Nichols and daughter, Dorothy, have re-
turned to Newark, n. j., after visit
to Mrs. Nichols sister. Mrs. George Chill
son.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continued from page one.)

after a five weeks stay in Mddlebury
with relatives and fricnds.-Mr. and
Mrs William c. Haven of Middlotown,
Conn. and their daughter. Miss Julia
Haven, arc in town for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobbs of Wcybridgc
street are rejoicing over the arrival of
a son at their home Wednesday,
Misses Flora Jarvis Freda Trombly
and Florence Gomar of Southbridge,
Mass. who have been guests of Mr..
and Mrs. william l.. Turner on Col
lcge street for q week, have gone to
HinesburG to make a further visit be-
fore their return to their homc.--Henry
NJ. Lee has gone to the Moses hospital
1T Ticonderoga. N Y, where he is to
undergo an operation.-Mrs. j h n
Nanny. who has been visiting at Mrs.
j. j. Manny's for a month. has returne ed
to Randolph.-Nelson Seymour, for
man at the Register office. has com
menced two weeks vacation and he
intends to spend A portion of the time
on the shores of Lake Champla in
Miss Emma Mertz has returned to
Philadelphia after weeks visit at the
home of Prof and Mrs. l.. II. Andrews.
Mrs. Anna Merrill was given genuine
surprise party by 25 of her college
and Mrs. j. A. Novak, on Mill street
Tuesday evening. A pleasant evening
was enjoyed in various ways. She re-
ceived two bound books and 25 steamer
letters for her amusement on her over
seas voyage to Sweden with her hus-
band. She left Mddlebury "Wednesday
light on the sleeper and sails from
New York Friday afternoon. They will
be abesent a year. Refreshments were
served-Charles Brooks at the home OF
his son, Noble A. Brooks. celebrated
his 10th anniversary Tuesday. He had
several of his old friends call on him
profusion of flowers. Mrs. George Fl
Chaffee has returned from a few days
stay with Mrs. G. T.. Abbey at Camr
Kill Kare on Lake Cha n.-Miss
Angelina Simpson of Rutland is visit
ing Miss Lucy I. Calhoun at her home
on South street-Mrs. Cora Hayder
has returned from West Rutland where
she has been for few days with
Misunderstanding the heavy thunder
shower which passed over this village
on Friday morning last. lightning
struck the large grandstand on the Ad
Olson County Fair grounds and die
damage to the amount of $500. The
damage has just recently been dis
covered and the officers of the associa
ton are making preparations to repair
the damage. 1t was fortunate that i
did not catch fire. The damage wa:
done by the breaking of timbers by tn,
bolt.
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CHARLOTTE

The Misses Alice and Hattie McKd
Cookshire. y. O., and Gordon McKa
Lowell, Mass. are guests of Majorl
Mrs. William Melrose.-That Chariot
really on the map is evidenced bI
fact that through the strenuous effort
its committee the coming Chauta
promises to he first class in every
A fine program has been arranged
the ladies will furnish refreshment
out of town visitors, which will gr
add to their comfort.-Mi Lillian 30
and two cousins from Massachus etts
visiting relatives here.-The meetin
Charlotte Grange was postponed
August 9 to August on account OF
Chautauqua meeting.
Mrs. Harriet Smith and daug
Winifred, are guests in town Miss G
Applebee of Beverly, Mass, is que
Mrs. Robert Holmes. Miss Cora c
and Miss Bessie Whalley have fini
their courses at the summer school
arc. at their homes hero
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ADDISON

The Friendship club will meet August
. with Miss Louise Elmer. The club
from the West Side will be the guests of
Friendship club at that time.-Cfrand
View Grange will observe childrens night
Friday night.-Mr. and Mrs. J, I. Clark
have gone to Queen City Park to stay
couple of weeks.-Mrs. A. G. Bodette
went to Burlington Sunday to see her
husband. who is in the Fannie Allen hos
pital. He will soon be able TO come
home Gertrude Warner has been i'll and
Robert Clark supplied in the telephone
office.-Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Cross have
as their guests Mrs. Sylvia Carpenter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Benson, who have just
arrived from Los Angeles, Calif-Amos
Bodette lost a COW by lightning recently.
The Ladies' Aid meets August is at
Helena Palmer's. Mrs. NJ. A. Smith
will help entertain.-Arthur Clark and
family spent Sunday at Mile Point with
their daughter and family.-Mrs. Frances
Palmer and daughter, Helena. have been
i'll the past week.--Cieorge Baker and sis
ter. Nellie, of Worcester are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph St Glare.
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her daughter. Mrs. Agnes Whitnej
Troy, N. Y.-Miss Hilda Berry is 81
Ing her vacation with her sister. M
in Messina, n. Y.--Daniel O'Connd
Fitchburg, Mass. and Miss Led
Zero OF Springfield. Mass. are the 81
OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Buley.-Mr.
Mrs. Arthur Simmons are spending a
In Montreal.-Mrs. Cook of Midi
Springs is visiting her daughter,
Ware.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. Il. Douglas
son, Kenneth, and Mrs. Sadie Goo
are on an automobile trip through Car
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Smith and sd
Starksboro were the guests OF MFR.
Mrs. j. w. Berry over Sunday
Louise Morgan is entertaining a nui
or friends Mt the Morgan cottage at
Iroquois.-The Misses Celia and
Ready. who have been the guests of
aunt. Mrs. NJ j. Sabens. the past v
have returned to their home in Bur
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EAST CHARLOTTE

Master Donald Brand has been Wis
cousins in South Burlington.-Dr. a
Lambert of Colorado Springs was n
cent guest at the Wooster home
Bessie Barber has returned homo 6
stay OF several weeks with relative
Massac husctts.-George Hart and
lily of Shelburne are spending some
at the home of their uncle, George I
Sr.-Mr. and Mrs. Homer Clark Of G.
mont, y. H.. have been guests of
sister. Mrs. Edwin Prindle.-Mr. and
Mahlon Purinton of Lincoln and
Sarah Dumas of Bristol were In.
Sunday.-Clarenco j. Ferguson Of
lington will preach in the Baptist On
next Sunday morning, August in tn
terests of the Anti Saloon League
Mable Eddy of New York city has
visiting Miss Gencvieve Horsford -
Marjorie Smith of lIlmore is visiting
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. vii
Cfpodv
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EAST SHELBURNE

There was large attendance at the
Progressive club meeting held Friday
evening AZ the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. |. Newton on Spear street. The next
meeting will be held August at the
home of MI, and Mrs. w. ". Aldrich
on Fourth street.-Mrs. Levi Benway OF
St Adams and daughter, Mrs. Edward
Cote. and children of st. Johns. Canada,
who have been visiting their daughter
and sister. Mrs. Blanche Lamotte. return
ed to their homes Saturday.-George X.
Slocum, Mettie Benway and Mr.. aid Mrs
Philiza Lamotte and niece, Mary Jane
Cote motored to st, Adams Bay Sunday.
M. w. Walters children have the whoop-
ing cough
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MONKTON RIDGE

The Friends Quarterly meeting will be
held in South Starksboro August and
8. 1t is expected that the Rev. Albert
Shepard of Poughkeepsie, N. Y, and the
Rev. Enroll Peckham OF Brooklyn. N. Y,
will assist.-The monthly meeting Of the
Friends church will be held at the church
Thursday evening. 1t liz urged that all
members endeavor to be present.-Dr. and
Mrs. Joshua l.. Barton and Mr.. and Mrs.
Will 1sham of New York city were guests
Friday of Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Miles
Mrs. Nellie Smith has donated 10 books
to the town library.--Mr. and Mrs.
Orville r.. Cox returned Monday to their
home in Essex Junction after several
days visit with Earle Meader and family
Clyde and Rex Meader, Frank Preston
Waverly Hoag and Carol Douglas en-
Joyed an automobile trip to Grand Isle
Sunday. Mrs. Kara Eaton and Max Green
of Hartford, Conn. visited relatives In
town the past week.-The Elliot -Orvis
reunion will be held Wednesday August
IS, with Elmer Elliot and family and
John Elliot in Bristol
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VERGENNES

The body of DR.. Karl ]. Severance. a
prominent physician of Keeseville. n. y.
who died July q at his home in that
town of pneumonia and complications,
and burial made Friday in Prospect
cemetery in accordance with his request.
The Rev. William f. Frazier. pastor of
the Vergennes Congregational Church.
officiated at the committal service at
the grave and there was also a Masonic
service in charge of the Worshipful Mas
ter A. S. Haven of Dorchester Lodge, No.
1. A. F. and A. NJ. DR.. Severance was
born in Willsboro, ", "a years ago.
He was educated for physician and
following graduation and term of hos
pital practice. he settled in NergenneS.
succeeding Or. Arthur and having his
office upstairs in tie house now occu-
pied by DR.. Frank Phelps. He moved to
Keeseville from Vergennes about 20 years
ago. where he has since resided and
where he had built up a large practice,
DR.. Severance was married to Miss Kate
Floss, daughter of ex-Postmaster r. H.
Foss at the Congregational Church of
Vergennes on March IL. 1891, the Rev. H.
S. Pillsbury performing the ceremony. He
was a brother-in-law OF William r. War
-ner and George w. Stone Of Vergennes
and had been a frequent guest at their
homes besides keeping up friendships
formed during his residence here, his
death thus bringing sense of personal
loss to many outside the circle of rela-
,tives. During the flu epidemic he worked
night and day and had marked success
in saving the lives of his patients offlic-
ted with that malady. He had only re-
Gently recovered from an attack of pneu-
monia and had been in a sanitarium at
Troy. n. Y. lie was well enough to be
lit.
as he should, he returned to thu duties
Of his profession, with the result that a
second attack found him too much weak
.ened to resist Personally, Dr.. Severance
was one of the most likabe of men. That
he stood high in the esteem of his AS
sociates is shown by the fact that he was
repeatedly CHOSEN for responsible posi-
tions IN civil life. RE had served several
terms as worshipful master of his home
lodge of Masons, besides being a mem
Der Of other fraternal organizations. His
death while sill in the prime of life
Brings sorrow to Il wide circle OF friends
Mrs. William Otis Of Dandy and Mrs
Sarah f. Dyer of Salisbury have re-
turned to their respective homes after q
visit to Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Taber.-News
ras been received here of the marriage
of Lindley Richard Dean to Miss Belle
w. Bream, daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. r
william Bream Of Gettysburg. Pa, Jul,
p at the home of the brides parents. The
bride is a graduate of Gettysburg Col
lege and subsequently a member of thu
faculties of Columbia and Hanover High
Schools The groom who is professor o.
classical languages at Earlham College
Richmond, Ind, is a Vermont boy. MI
mother living in Charlotte.
Repairs on the road on Main stree
t,,t, n
dcnce of George r. Thorn has been com
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UNDERHILL CENTER

The funeral of Francis MARROW was
held at st. Thomas's Church Wednesday
July q. the Rev. Father Pariseau
officiating. There was "A large attendance.
Mr. NARROW was one of the oldest men
in town and much respected citizen
He had lived on the farm where he died,
for nearly sixty years-Andrew Key
nolds of Toledo. Ohio. is visiting his
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Patrick Reynolds
Mrs. l.. H. Raymond of Andover. Mass,
is visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Terril. her parents.-Edward and Ber-
nard NARROW. who came to attend their
ia TIERS funeral. have returned to Boston.
daniel wan OF Lynn, Mass, is visiting
his daughter. Mrs. Arthur Bartlett
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GRANVILLE

Mrs. l.. u. Perry and children came
homo Sunday from a visit with relatives
in White River Junction.-Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Vinton of Barre and Mrs Ella
Lamb spent Sunday at +. d. Lambs
Mr. and Mrs II. H. Hubbard are in camp
at Highgate for two weeks.-Alic Baird
Is with relatives in Middlesex for few
days'-Mr. and Mrs. N. d. Rice of Rox-
bury spent last week with friends in town.
Royal F. r. Smith has sold his farm
on West Hill to Charles and Rliev Rost-
wick. Mr.. Smith has moved his family
to Rochester and is working for tho
Eastern Tale company
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BRISTOL

Forty hours devotion opened at st.
Ambrose's Church Sunday morning.
Priests from neighboring parishes are
present to assist the local pastor.-Trank
Haselton Of Rutland has been visiting
in town the past Week.-Mrs. Greta Bur-
rift is visiting relatives in Bennington-
Miss Wilva Atkins and Miss nene Sargent
have gone to Dorset for the rest of the
summer.-Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oakes are
in camp at Long Point.-The Rev !. j..
Fowler and family are spending their
vacation at Long Poi I'M | S s
Jennie C. Lewis who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Fl. Lane. has returned
to her home in East Orange ~. Ira
Cove and two sons OF Greenfield, Mass,
visited in town the past wcek.-James
Lockhart, Walter and William Lockhart.
Mrs. Jane Matthews and hrs. Elizabeth
Douglass OF Brooklyn. n. Y, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Roscoe. The 42nd
annual reunion of the Purinton family
will be held August ~ at the home of
j. G. Page on Mountain avenue Mr..
Pages mother. who lives with him. Is one
of the oldest members of the family and
helped organize these reunion.
After the regular meeting OF Onawa
Rebekah Lodge Tuesday evening refresh
ments We're served and social hour en-
joyed-A son. John Emmett. Jr., was born
in Burlington Tuesday morning to Mr..
and Mrs. J. Emmet O'Brien. Mrs. O'Brien
was formerly Miss Christine Mullinss OF
this town.-Mr. and Mrs Scott Gooding
and daughter, Lucy, Of Rutland spent
the weekend with Mrs. Eva Colby.--Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur w. Stevens and daugh-
ter of Cornwall spent the weekend with
A. c. Sumner and family. Miss Amy
Sumner and Miss Nome Thomas returned
with them for visit.-Mr and Mrs
II. ]. Ellis, Mrs. Josephine Brown and
S. J. Randall of Huntington called on
friends mere last week. Mrs. Brown is a
nurse from this town and is in Hunting.
ton caring for Mrs. Randall who has
been very i'll with valvular heart trouble
but is now much more comfort ble.-Miss
Efiie Haskins has returned to her home
in Rutland.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark
Olin Atkins and family and Walter Colby
of Lincoln and Mrs. Fred Ferris OF Nut
ley. n. j., were guests of b. J. Clark and
family Sunday
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PANTON

Mrs. Elsie Hatch of Burlington and Miss
Marguerite Merrill OF Randolph were
guests Of relatives in town over Satur-
day night.-The Rev Ralph Stone and
wife Of Clinton. Mass. are spending their
vacation with Mr.. Stones parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Stone.--Miss May Findley
OF Nergenncs is visiting in town.-Miss
Helen Thorne of Vergennes was the guest
of Miss Cornie Kent over Sunday.-Miss
Mary Conant goes this week to Albany.
n. Y. for a few days visit with friends.
DIR. Dawson of burlington delivered an
excellent sermon Sunday at the Federated
Church and administered communion. He
spoke at the Industrial school in YER
gennes in the afternoon.-The friends of
Prof. James r. Brooke Of Toronto.
Ont. will be pleased to learn that he has
so far recovered from serious operation
performed at Rochester, Mimi, by the
Mayo Brothers. as to be able to return to
Middle bury. where he is receiving medical
attention.-Mr and Mrs. Chester Norton
of Cornwall visited Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Norton Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. e. L..
Stagg were over Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Brothers OF Willston. They
were accompanied by Mrs. A. 8. russo.
who stopped in Charlotte to visit her sis
ter. Mrs. Barber.-Mr. and Mrs. c. j.
Palmer and Mr. and Mrs. John Davis at
tended the funeral Sunday of Warren
Van Ornam. who was killed at Amsterdam.
y. Y. while working as brakeman on the
cars. His body was brought to the home
of his mother in West Addison. where the
funeral services were held.-Miss Margaret
Shamberger returns this week to her
home in Glovcrsville, Y, she has been
with her sister, Mrs. West at the Metho-
dist Episcopal parsonage for some time.
A number from here attended the ball
game at Port Henry. y. Y. last Sunday.
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CORNWALL

DR.. John NJ Thomas. president of Mid
dlebury College. will give an address in
the audience room Of the Congregational
Church this evening at eight o'clock. A
special musical program will also be rem
dered. Ice cream and cake will he on
sale.-Mrs. d. O. Footc. who has been OH
two weeks visit to her daughter. Mrs.
A. l.. Payne. has returned TO her home in
Chm rlOtfe