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GRAND ISLE

John Savage, one of the oldest resi-
dents of Grand Isle. died early Tues
day morning after an Illness of five
weeks. He was born July IS, 1880. at
Saranac, n. Y, and is survived by his
wife. six children. who are John Savage,
Jr.. of Burlington, Mrs. Adeine Bush
way of Grand Isle Louis Savage of
Jamaica, VT. Mrs William Cassidy of
South Hero, Ephraim Savage of Grand
Isle. Mrs. Julian Poauet of Burlington.
and one stepson, Frank Savage of Grand
Isle. The funeral services are to be
held at ten O'Clock this morning
at St Joseph's Church. Grand Isle
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Carpenter and son,
Lester. of Buffalo. n. y, visited his
brother. Jerome Carpenter. Thursday
and Friday.-Mrs. Lawrence Gardner is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Minnie
White. at Quincy, Mass.-Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Gardner of Plainfeld were guests
of his father. L. Gardner. Sunday
Mrs. Hannah Brace died with heart trou-
bic Friday at her home in the south part
of the village Besides husband,
George Bruce, she is survived by two
sons. Lester of this town. and Laten of
Starksboro. She was 76 years of age.
Her funeral was held from the church
at two O'Clock Monday, the Rev. C. V.
French of Richmond officiating. There
was many flowers.-Mrs. Nettie Norton
will entertain the Home Circle Septem-
ber %
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as best man with Richard Smith, brother
OF the bride, and Clarke Wright of Col
chester as ushers Tho bride was given
away by her older brother. Wesley Wood
Smith. A small reception was held after
the ceremony at the home of the brides
mother. Those attending from out of
town were Mrs b. o. Wales of Middle
bury, Mr.. and Mrs. X. N. Pearson Of
Brooklyn. n. Y. DR.. and Mrs f. F.
Dwinell of Bradford. Mr.. and Mrs Fred
erick e. Townley of Newark. ~ j.,
father and mother Of the groom, Mrs.
virginia Campbell Of Verona, N j., Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Abbott and sons. Fur
man and Ward, of Newark N. j. Mr..
and Mrs. Townley will be at home at ia
Lincoln avenue. Newark. N. j., after
October 10.
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MORRISVILLE

The first annual encampment of La
noble County American Legion. held OH
the fair grounds at Morrisville Tuesday
night and Wednesday, was pronounced
success. There We're more than hun
dred ex-service men present and every
detail of the program was we'll carried
out. Everything advertised was carried
out per schedule. even more than adver-
tised. being the rule. two aeroplanes in
stead of one; one plane remaining all night
and during the day Thursday, to carry
passengers. There were several thou
sand people present The events of the
day opened at 10 o'clock with a grand
parade headed by the Morrisvile Mill
tary band with Hebcr j. Best as drum
major. Next came two patoons of ths
American Legion. headed by Lieut. Allen
NJ. Fletcher. of Johnson. as commander.
and Major George l.. Bates, as comman-
der, of the county legion. The legion con-
sisted of five posts, Morristown, stowe.
Hyde Park. Johnson and Cambridge. I'M
der the leadership of their commanders.
Included in the parade were several auto
mobiles filled with q. a. r. veterans,
who were guests of the day of the Amer
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EAST BERKSHIRE

Mr.. and Mrs Edward RENDER went on
a motor trip to New York State and
through Vermont recently.-Miss Gertrude
Combs. of Washington, D. c., is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Combs
Mrs. F. S. Hutchinson. of Glens Falls. n.
Y. is passing few days in town.-Miss
Gertrude Con- passed Sunday in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Sykes.-Mr. and
Mrs. William McClaffiin are visiting In
the home of NJ p. Perley at Enosburg
Falls.-Mrs. f. b. Smith. who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. F. NJ. Car
penter. of Enosburg Falls. Is passing a
few days with her daughter. Mrs w. s.
Rublee.-Mrs. A. w. Paxman is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Henry Schutters, in
New York.-Mrs. E. l.. Washburn, who
has been passing a few weeks in New
York State, returned home last week.
Mrs. O. S. Moffatt visited her sister, Mrs
w. Fl. Yaw. of Enosburg Falls, Thurs
day Of last week,-Fordyce Sykes is Wis
ting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Sykes.-Mrs. George Father and Miss
Augusta Feltner. of New ork, who have
been passing the summer with Mrs. Felt
ners daughter, Mrs. Melvin Yates, re-
turned to their new home in Hudson, n.
Y. Miss Feltner. who has been Ill for
several weeks. underwent an operation
in the Hudson hospital Saturday. George
Fetner came to accompany them home
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Ransom and little
son. George William, and Mrs. George
Stevens, who have been visiting in Ma
tick, Mass, have returned home.-Mrs.
Felix Touchette and infant son have re-
turned home from the Sherwood santa-
rum, St. Albans.-Miss X. Grace Wad-
leigh has returned to Toronto, where she
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HUNTINGTON

Glenn Johnson returned to Northf1eld
Wednesday.-Mrs. b. e. Morrill, en-
tertained the Kings Daughters Wedncs-
day.-Many farmers are complaining Of
a poor potato crop and much rot.-Mrs.
L. l.. Fuller has been quite III the past
week with septic sore throat.-Fred Sher-
man picked two quarts of red raspberries
from his garden Thursday from ever
bearing plants.
The young child of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Gillett died of cholera infantum Satur-
day. The funeral was held from the
house Monday afternoon.-Mr and Mrs.
Clinton Spauldlng are visiting MIR. and
Mrs. ]. w. Spaulding.-Some careless
hunter shooting near the residence of
e. l.. Fuller shattered the glass in the
pantry window Saturday.-Miss Con-
stance Wheeler of the Red Cross work
will be at the Center this evening The
members from this place and of the town
are requested to attend.
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ENOSBURG

The ladies of Memorial Church will
serve a tea at the home of Mr and Mrs
r. II. Maynard Saturday September IS
The ladies are requested to bring thin
bles and needles.-Miss Emma Maynard
has returned to the home of her nephew
r. II. Maynard,-Mrs. Christina Wrigh,
is spending some time with her daugh.
ter. Mrs. G. r. Remington. in Sheldon
Mrs. NJ. Donald. from Montreal Is Wis.
ting her sister. Mrs. NJ. S. Woodward
The school at Sand Hill began Monday
with Mrs. NJ. L. Hubbell as teacher
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Fletcher hospital, is spending her vaca-
tion at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs w. q Shattuck.
Mr.. .nd Mrs. NJ. j. Sabens were SUR
prised by number Of their friends Mon
day evening, 1t being the 18th anniversary
of their marriage. Cards were played and
refreshments served and they received
a number of gifts.-The Misses Mary
Berry. Hazel Curler and Helen French
were winners In the contest of the ex-
tention school and have gone to Spring
field, Mass, to attend the Eastern States
Exposition held there this week.-A Red
Cross meeting was held Wednesday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock at c. II. Pino's. Miss
Constance Wheeler of Burlington spoke.
The Misses Jennie and Grace Towne
and Grace Gleason of Burlington were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. /. e. Towne
over Sunday.-Miss Maud Martin of Fall
River. Mass, is spending her vacation
with her sister, Mrs. l.. c. Conant.
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UNDERHILL CENTER

Patrons of the Underhil town library
must appreciate and use very grateful for
a gift of rs volumes from Mrs George
Wales of Burlington In the lot are sew
eral sets of history. including a history
of Chittenden county-Mr. and Mrs. Dana
Bicknell of Chicago are visiting Mr..
Bicknells parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
bicknell-Mr. Potvn has sold his farm
and stock to John Vasseur of Winooslti.
-Ihe grammar school opened Sept. 10 for
the fall term with Miss Moran and Miss
O'Brien as teachers.-Ida Bapp is attend
ing school at Montpelier Seminary and
waiter Donges at the Agricultural school
at Randolph Center.-Mount Mansfield
nad the first snow of the season Friday
and winter is Just six weeks away.
ADD VERGENNES
Mrs. a. d. Angel and son. Walter
Angel. of Schenectady, N. y, are visit
Ing Mrs. Angell's aunt. Mrs. e. NJ. Ball.
Miss Grace Fisher has returned from
the Mary Fletcher Hospital where she
underwent an operation several weeks
ago.-John Connors returned to New
Britain Conn, after a visit to his father,
Edward Connors.-Friday afternoon, the
trotting horse. Green Mountain Kid
owned by T. G. Russell, while trottng
at the town fair in Ferrisburs broke q
leg below the ankle. AS quickly as pos
sible the horse was loaded into an auto
mobile truck and brought to Nergenncs
and the injured limb placed in a plaster
paris cast Green Mountain Kid was sired
by Green Mountain Boy and has record
of 2:27, and Mr.. Russell, n short time ago
refused an offer of $500 for the horse
When the accident occurred the horse
was trotting at a 217 gait and leading his
competitors. Quicksilver, owned by w.
Bashaw OF Burlington and Buick owned
by Canadian parties. Quickly following the
accident. purse of $50 was spontaneous
~ raised among the spectators and given
to Mr.. Russell token of their sym
pathy for his misfortune. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Hall have returned from West Unity,
N. H., where they were called by the
death of Mrs. Halls brother-Miss Radi-
gan and Miss Grace Leonard teachers In
the Vergennes school. have taken rooms
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Kings
land.-Clarence Fisher and Miss Freda
Cole who have been visiting Mr.. Fishers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs c. T. Fisher. have
returned to Morrsvlle.- X. j. Sew
erance and daughter. Miss Marion. Of
keeseville, N. Y, spent the week lend with
her sister. Mrs. w. r. Warner.-Mrs
John Selden of Bristol was a weekend
visitor at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs f. A. Lee.
At the town hall Saturday evening Mrs.
Theodore de Laporte. of Rhnebeck, N.
y, Will speak to the people on "Citizen-
ship. Its Duties and Privileges. Women
voters, those who saw service in the late
war. and their families, are specially
urged to be present
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GEORGIA

The funeral Of James p. Dunton, who
died September g. was held at his late
homo September 10, the Rev. e. l. Nye
officiating. Burial took place at the West
Plains. The bearers were NJ. C. Bevins.
]. II. Gull. s. e. Boyden and w. II. Ma
honey. A mixed quartette from the Bap-
fist Church sang. Those from out OF
town who attended were John Branch.
sr.. Mrs. A. p. Comstock, Mrs. Guilty.
and Mrs. McKensie of st. Adams. Mr..
and Mrs. L. A. DeMeritt, Miss Flossie
DeMertt, and Miss Dora James of John
son, Albert Watson, NJ. J. Perry. James
Manley. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sander
son. Mr.. and Mrs. William Sanderson.
and Mrs. Avery Phelps and son Of Milton.
besides many neighbors and friends.
James B. Dunton was born in Georgia.
VT, November g. 1926. m the same house
in which he died. He was a Civil War
veteran and member of the Baptist
Church. In spite of his advanced age he
was always interested in the affairs of
the day and kept his interest until his
last illness. Mr.. Dunton Is survived by
four children, Welcome A. and Mrs. c. S
Knott of Manchester. n. H., Dana w.
of Oakland. Calf, and Harley c. OF
Georgia. with whom he made his home
Jesse Sunderland has returned from Mid
dlebury, where he has been employed
Miss Lillian Loomis entertained a party
of her friends at corn roast September
1.-THE Misses Florence and Anna C.eve-
land have returned from Greensboro
Arthur Stanley has gone to Miles City,
Mont, where he has experimentation
Draft. of Woodford, W. Va, is visiting
his sister. Mrs. j. NJ. Jeffrey. Mr.. Draft
is to attend the University of Vermont
William C. Bliss. Of the L. S. S. Connect
cut. has returned to Philadelphia after
/ visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. W
Bliss.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles styles. of
Burlington, were weekend guests of Mrs
F. II. Wilber.--The Misses Lepha Abel
Frances Blatchley and Laura WILDER, OF
Burlington, spent the week at theiJ
/ respective homes.-Dr. and Mrs. Edward
| Loomis of Chicago. who have been visit
| ing at the home Of William LOOMS. have
gone to Charlotte, to visit FRIENDSHIP
| and Mrs. George Mckay and son. George
! Jr., Of Saratoga Springs, y. Y, are Wis
| iting Mrs Louise Hurlburt.-Miss Anna
Cleveland has entered the teachers train
, 'ng class at Swanton high school.-In a
| recent contest held in the Methodist Sun.
day-school the blue" side was victorious
| The red" side served n supper to the
! winning side at the town hall Tuesday
! evening Misses Alice and Dorothy
Conger, Of St. Adams, were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. I. o. Newton
| Arthur Reynolds has purchased the farm
| owned by Charles Neveau. Possession Is
| to be given soon.-Mss Emmogene Woot
has entered the Burlington Business Col
lege-Miss Alice Sunderland. Jesse Sun
| derland and the Rev. j. NJ. jeffrey have
| entered the University of Vermont
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RIVERSIDE

Mrs. Merrill Clark, of Cambridge. is
spending a few days at II. NJ. Clark's on
her way home from the hospital.-Harry
Clark, of the u. S. S. Hancock. returned
to the newly yard at Philadelphia Sep
TENDER 10 after spending a few days with
his mother at H. NJ. Clark s.-Roger
O'Mara and little son, of Holyoke, Mass.
are visiting his aunt, Mrs. J. A. Mckeefe.
Harold Pollard is attending school at
Jericho Center.-Cards have been
received here announcing the marriage of
Maud Gray to Harley Watkins. both Of
Burlington.-The Social Union served
supper at the home of Mrs. Ruth Sin
clair Thursday. About $500 was realized
for the Social Union treasury. T. Fitz-
simonds has bought of Mrs. Maca Morse
her home at Jericho Corners and will
move there at once.--George Fitzsimonds
has bought the Claiin place and will take
possession as soon as W. E. Blaisdell
moves into his home. recently purchased
from the Laselle estate-Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Tyler and son. of St. Adams, are
spending few days at L. d. Moulton's.
Judge c. H. Hayden is attending county
court in Burlington.-There will be a
meeting of the Homeland Missionary So
ciety at the home of Mrs. C. w. Rice this
afternoon.-Mrs. Ruth Sinclair and daugh-
ter. Helen, started Monday for Michi-
gan. going by automoble.-Mrs. w. NJ.
Nolin and two little daughters. of Bridge
port. Conn, who have been spending the
summer with Mrs. Nolins parents. Mr.,
and Mrs. j. A. Keefe, left for their home
Sunday. going by the way of St. Johns
bury, where they will spend a few days.
There will be a meeting of the farmers
and members of the Dairymen's League
report of the meeting held In Burlington,
also to discuss the milk situation.-Little
Phyllis Mason. who has been quite Ill,
is somewhat better.-Word has ben re-
ceved of the marriage of Miss Harriet
Chase to William Erwing, of Chicago.
ILL.,, at Hartford. Conn. on Septmeber "A.
They will reside in Chicago
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WILLISTON

Henry L. Barnes and daughter. Bertha
from Essex Junction called on Mr..
Barnes sister, Mrs. James Bryant one
day last week.-News has been received
of the death of Mrs. Ralph Prior in North
Brookfeld. Mass. Mr.. and Mrs Prior were
from this town, but on account Of Mrs.
Prior's i'll health they have been stopping
with their father the past year.-Mrs. A.
T.. Martin and Miss Freda Prior spent
Monday in Burlington.-The dance at the
Universalist hall Saturday night from
eight to IL o'clock was we'll attended,
Mrs. Otis Dow, who has been i'll, is re-
covering.-Miss Bertha Osborn Is with
Mrs. Fred May for few weeks.-D. p.
Talcott. who has been visiting his daugh-
ter. Mr.. II. Crawford. at Newport Point,
Mass, has returned.-Mr. and Mrs. Albert
6tetson from Gloversville, N. Y, We're
guests of their aunt, Mrs. James II.
Bryant, last week.-Mrs.. George Bombard
from Burlington is stopping with Mrs.
A. E. Martin for a few weeks.
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Grand Isle County
ALBURG

There will be a topsy-turvy supper and
social at the Center Church Tuesday eve
ming, September Is. to provide expense
money to send a delegate TO the State
Sunday school convention at St. Johns
bury The ladies' class will furnish the
entertainment and the mems class the
SIN
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RICHMOND

A surprise party was given Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira r. Towne Saturday evening in the
Masonic hail. 1t being their 25th ami
yersary of their marriage. Refreshments
were served and an electric lamp presented
them.-The Rev. and Mrs Paddock of
Mortified were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. w. Sayles over Sunday.-Mrs. l. N.
Bartlett of Mlddlebury is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs G. Il. Bartlett
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Kempton, who have
been visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. II. Pine. have returned to their home
in Cilens Falls, N, Y.-Miss Bernice Shat
tuck, who is In training at the Mary
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TOWNSVILLE

Mr. and Mrs. +, II. Chessmore We're
visitors in Charlotte Sunday.-Mrs Mar
garet Gregory of Montpelier is visiting
her niece, Mrs. J. b. Atkins.-Several
from here attended the 25th wedding an
niversary Of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Towne in
Richmond Saturday.-T. b. Whalens
family were in Burlington Friday to
attend the play, Jappy Land, Miss Irene
Whalen taking part in the play.-Mr. and
Mrs. William Heatherington and son of
Richmond have been spending a part
of Mr.. Heatheringtons vacation at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Fuller
Mrs. Hattie Coughlin and son, Edward
Of Concord, n. H.. are visiting friends
in town.-Miss Irene Whalen has return
ed home after spending some time with
relatives In Burhngton.-Mrs. Daniel
Preston was in Burlington Tuesday
Frank Germain of Underhill spent the
weekend with his brother r. w. Ger
main.
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MILTON

The social event of the season will be
Friday at 500 p m. reception for the
teachers of the graded school at the
Woodmen hall, over H. L. Powell's store.
The hostesses Of the evening will be
Mrs. j. A. Kennedy. Mrs. c. A. Robinson.
Mrs. C. c. Manley, Mrs. Edith Bombard.
Miss Mary r. Kennedy and Miss Marie
Ladue. The students of the high school.
the parents Of all scholars of the graded
school and townspeople interested in the
social are invited. Some entertainment
will be had.
The death of Sarah E. (Cheeseman)
Phelps, wife of the late Orville Guy
Phelps. occurred at her late home Sun
day morning at $3.50 O'Clock. She was
80 years of age and had been in feeble
health for several years. She leaves
one daughter. Miss Ella Phelps, who
lived at home and cared for her; two sons.
George A. and Karl j. Phelps of Milton.
and another son, Louis, of Audubon,
Iowa. who was with her at the time of
her DEATH and a son. Clark. of Chicago.
Mrs. Phelps was the Oldest living MEM
Der of the Congregational Church. hav-
Ing united with that church September
5, 1869. She endeared herself to every
one who knew her and had large
circle of friends. The funeral was
held at her late home Wednesday
afternoon. with burial in the village
cemetery.
Mrs. Jack Trotter returned to Phila.
delpha Tuesday after passing the sum-
mer with her mother. Mrs. H. f. Powell
Miss Jennie Rankin is enjoying tive
weeks vacation from her duties in the
customs office in st. Adams. and is with
her sister, Mrs. d. d. Parker in Oneonta
n. Y.-Mr. and Mrs. Cortes Mayville are
the parents of son, born at the st
Adams hospital last Friday.-The CLARK
Memorial band will give a concert this
evening on the park. 1t is hoped there
will be a good attendance as the colo
evenings will very soon prevent further
concerts.-Mr. and Mrs. Aiken Demo anc
four children of Cambridge. Mass, arr
passing a two weeks vacation with Mr.
Demos parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lev
CONGRATULATIONS have been issued tS
the men Of the United Church congrega
ton TO a free chicken-pie supper served
by the women In the Congregations
vestry at $50 Saturday evening. Septem
Der %. Milton Is especially fortunate II
securing for the after supper address
DR.. Gearheart of Chicago, since the Yer
mont engagements of this talented ant
powerful speaker to men are In the cities
and largest towns only.-Four baby girl
were arrivals at the homes of Wesle,
King, Cephas Boardman, Ray Turner an,
William GarroW.-John Gokey has bough
the small brick house on the Osgood prop
erty on River street. all the brick ha
been removed preparatory to moving tn
building to the plains above Gimlet hill
where Mr.. Gokey has piece of land
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ISLE LA NOTE

The mems Bible class will hold a har-
vest home supper in the church Septem-
Der 80 to which all are welcome. There
will be a display of fruits and vegetables.
Prizes will be awarded for the best dis
play
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ST. GEORGE

Lewis Miles and family OF Williston Wis
tied at the home of Lawrence Wellinger
Sunday.-Mrs. r. f. Forbes returned home
Saturday after a visit Of few days in
Burlington.-Mr. Lander and son of Barre
visited at the homes Of Ira Chase and A.
B. Williams several days last week.
Earl Aver was in Bristol. Middlebury and
Waterbury on business last week.-Mrs..
jennie Ruel. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Win
terbottom Of Burlington and Mrs. George
Ruel and little son of Winchester, Mass.
visited relatives in town Sunday.-Mr, and
Mrs Grant Thomas Mr.. and Mrs. William
Preston and son and Ralph Van Gelder
OF Burlington visited at the home Of NJ.
w. Hinsdale Sunday
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UNDERHILL

There will be meeting at the Pythian
hall tonight Of the Dairymen's League
at eight O'Clock. 1t is for the interest
Of every dairyman to attend.
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and ]. Burner Of Pleasantville, N. Y.
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kim
ney.-Mrs. Max Thompson of Altamonte.
Fla. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. l. L.
Thompson.
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RICHFORI,

Miss Kate Cummings of Broome,
Que, is visiting at the home of Mrs.
Selma Berard of Troy street.-Mr. and
Mrs Irving Parker of Boston, Mass, Is
visiting at the home of his mother. Mrs.
Rachel Calkins.-George f. Brewer, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Brewer. who Is
employed by the United Fruit Co, at
Port Limon, Costa Rca, has been ap-
pointed to the responsible position of
chief clerk of the company's extensive
business at that point.-Mrs II. NJ.
Goff has returned home from visit
at the home of her daughter, Mrs,
Charles A. Sloan, at Stapleton, Staten
Island N. Y.-Miss Marjorie Garvin,
Miss Mabel Bashaw and Miss Dorothy
Cooley, who have been visiting in
Aylmer, Ont, have returned home.-The
Rev. Frederick A Wells of New Haven,
Conn. is visiting at the home of his
brother, the Rev. G. Leon Wells, pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
r. Russell Brewer, tropical auditor of
the United Fruit ompany of Boston, WIS.,
tied at the home of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. T.. Brewer, Sunday.-Mr and Mrs
w. b. Freer and son, Kenneth. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Elr.ck. of St. Johnsbury.
and Mr. and Mrs. Nernal Elrick, of Bar
ton, are in camp at Lake Carmi, Frank
lin, for a week.-kenneth Erect returned
home Friday from St. Andrews. n. B..
where he has been employed during the
summer months.-Dr. and Mrs. K. A.
Wood, who have been passing the great
err part of the summer at their home in
this place. returned to Providence. r. l..
Wednesday.-C. A. Powell visited rea-
tives in Burlington Tuesday and We'd
nesday-Mr. and Mrs. Bert Freer, who
( l.