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dinner was served, the table being
decorated with yellow roses, carnations
and terms A large wedding cake sur
rounded by so yellow roses forming the
center piece. A toast was given by the
eldest son. John r. Perkins. after which
Mr. and Mrs. Perkins were presented
Mrs Perkins were married in Platts-
burgh, n. V, few years after the
Civil war, Mr., Perkins being a veteran
of that war, being mustered out of the
service August 2S.1S65. at Cumberland.
Md. Eight children wero born to them
of which five survive, John r.. of Bur
iington. Arthur II. of st. Adams. viii
liam c. of Charlotte Frank J. of Shell
burne and Mrs. +. Z. Larrow of Willis
ton. The couple have many friends in
this vicinity having spent 35 years of
their married life in Grand Isle county,
coming to Shclburne about six years
ago Although Mr. and Mrs. Perkins are
Up in years they are young in spirit
and the young as we'll as the old en-
joyed the hospitality of their home.
At 7:30 Friday July g. all the
young people of high school age are
invited to attend Community party on
the village green providing the weather
is favorable. If not. it will be postpon
ed Indefinitely. Refreshments will DC
served to all
The Community party on the village
green Friday evening is for young people
Of hfgh school age and over. in other
words il is not limited 10 people of his \
schoc, age
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WEST ENOSBURG

Mrs. Arthur Lawrence and children, Ed
ward and Eldora, passed few days last
week with her sister. Mrs. Forrest Stone,
IN Berkshire.-Mrs. w. II. Ovitt has re-
ceived word that her sister, Mrs. Ellen
Doans of Worcester Mass. has suf-
fored a stroke of paralyss.-The Rev.
H. r. Campbell, Mrs. NJ. l.. Hubbel
Mrs. Il. l.. Stanton and Mrs. Harlie Ovitt
attended the Sunday school convention
held in Richford Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs, W. II, Ovtt and son
Arlin, were in Burlington Sunday Mrs
Ovitt will remain to attend commence
ment exercises, Their daughter, Miss
Irene, is a graduate T.. l.. Stanton
who has been passing several months in
Brandreth Lake. N. Y, has returned home
school closed in this place Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Austin visited rela-
tives in Waterville Sunday.-Mrs. Elmer
Kelley recently visited at the home OF
her grandmother, Mrs b, h, Ovitt. alsc
at ". w. Laplants-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. l.
Hubbell attended a party at the home
of C. II. Kidder Friday evening. the ocoa
sion being the birthday anniversary o.
Mr. 'Kidders sister. Mrs. Mary Fair
bank of Greensboro. who is visiting rela
tives in town.-George Bliss of Chelsea
Mass. was a recent visitor at Lewis
Sweet's.-Mr, and Mrs. Guy Green ant
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RIVERSIDE

Mrs Ella Whtcomb has been in Eur
ington attending the commencement exer-
cises.-Miss Doris ingalls, returned home
Saturday after visiting her grandmother
in Cambrdge.--Mrs. Henry Dckerson
visiting relatives and friends in New
Hampshire and Observation-Disclosures.
Flora Ryan and daughter and Lcola
Sanborn of Fairfax visited Mrs. Nellie
Jock last Week.-Nr and Mrs. Paul Jack
son and friend of Burlington were Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l. D. Moul-
on.-Stuart MacGibbon has finished work
at the condensed milk station and Charles
Clark takes his place.-Leonard Blade.
the new buttermaker at the creamery, is
| boarding al c. l.. rtlett's.-Floyd Elem
| ing spent Sunday at his home in Milton.
Mrs. Donald James attended the tenth
! reunion of her class at the Univ ersity
of Vermont Saturday.-AIrs. NJ. +. Mason
of Jericho is enjoying a weeks vaca-
| ton in New York and Mrs. c. E Mason
! is keeping house for her.-Stuart Mac
Gbbon has gone to Johnson. where he
| has employnlent.-The committee OF
| Pythan Sisters in charge of the dinner
| for July Fourth would like it under.
stood that while they are only soliciting
| food from the members of the order. ali
| food from those who care TO give it vii
be gladly accepted. About GO members OF
| the Women's Relief Corps and Order Of
| the Eastern Star were delightfully."- enter
tained by Mr.. and Mrs. V. II. Boyd al
| their home in underhill Center Tuesday
tafternoon. Rolls, strawberries. ice cream
and cake were served and a good tim,
| was enjoyed by all
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ENOSBURG FALLS

Mr. and Mrs. f. J. Tyler and daugh-
ter. Janet attended the common cement
exercises at the University, where their
son, Edward, Jr., was one of the grad
uates-Herbert ellis of Burlington
was a week end visitor in the home of
his sister, Mrs. II. A. Fairbanks. Mr.
and Mrs. George Bailey of Newbury are
visiting in the home of their son. n.
w. Baley.-The Ladies' Aid served
a supper in the parlors of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church Wednesday, eve
ning-J. X. Perley and l.. n. Pomeroy
motored to Burlington Saturday to at
tend the commencement exercises at
the University. They were accompanied
by r. w. II. Davis of Newport-Mi
Myrtle Rose of Washington. D. c., is
passing month in the home of her
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Rose. Miss
! Rose has resigned her position in the
| ordnance office of the war department
! and accepted a position with United
/ Drug Co of Boston. She was in Bur-
! lington over Sunday to attend the Uni
I versity mmencement.-Mr. and Mrs
1 c. J. Lang and daughters, Dorothy and
Charlotte, of Cambridge, were Sunday
visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs
| J. G. Gaines.-Mr. and Mrs. c. n. Welcf
| have returned from a few days visi,
! in MorrisVille
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MILTON

Weather permitting the Clark Memorial
Band will render the following concert on
the park Thursday night: "Off to Camp"
makch by Boyer; 'Trail to Yesterday"
valse. Boyer; Brave American Boys"
march. G. Schumn; Flag Day" march.
Schumn; "Rosamond Waltz" Held;
Emergency Aid March," Boyer; "Dadc
Commandery March" Morton, THE
Rockies Novelty March" Hamilton.-Cy-
rus Hocombe, having recovered from the
mumps, went last Monday morning to
Burlington, where he has employment
Miss Florence Wagner is confined to the
house by illness.-Dr. Irving s. Coburn is
| Ill with pneumonia. Fiber Coon Is home
from New Britain, Conn, on two weeks
! vacation.-The youngest son of Mr.. and
Mrs, Isaac Lucia, who has been i'll for
some time. is not expected to live and 1t
is feared has brain fever.--Mr. and Mrs.
| H. ". Fuller and Mrs. ". A. Brush and
son, Silas Brush, motored to Westport'
n. Y, and other places of interest last
week. Orson Hewey drove the cac-Capt.
Norton of Montpelier was in town Mon
day.-The Misses Glenna and Thelma
p'elps. who have been visiting In Rich
mond returned home Monday.--Miss Vel
ma Coburn is at homo from RaksrshAld--
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JERICHO

Mr.. Monte has returned from Barre
where he went to visit his wife and chill
dren, who have just arrived from Spain.
MIR and Mrs. +. l.. Gorahlass Of Long
Island, n. Y. are visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schillhammer.-G
Ballastra has Just arrived from Spain
and is working at the Densmore Granite
shop. He will move his family here and
OCCUPY the Frank X. Howe tenement -
Mrs. Eva Nealy. who has been teaching
in Warren, is spending the summer vaca-
ton here at her home.--Mr. and Mrs. c..
A. Barney were visitors of friends in Rich
rncnd Saturday .-Miss Helen Schillham-
mer of Jeffersonvllle IVES a Sunday visit
or Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Schillhammer Miss Nora Russin went
to Cambridge and Jeffersonville Saturday
for few DAYS '',sit. MIR. and Mr. PAter
Flynn and son. FAM were Sunday Wis
itorc of relatives in Bur ington.-M-. and
Mrs Carman s. Brush Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Hutchinson and Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh
ton G. Rice. who have been in camp ut
Eden Pond the past week. returned home
Sunday.-Archic Russin Of WestforI was
o Sunday visitor a, the home of NJ. and
Mrs walter Slaisdell.-william Dcns-
moo and mother were Sunday visitors OF
relatives in Barre.--Thc Rev. Max Kelley
will preach at the Baptist Church Sun
day al tire usua, hour. 10:45.-Miss Ruth
Pettingil who works for Mrs Hammond
Sinclair Of Essex VIZ a Sunday visitor
at NE home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
walter Pettincill-Mrs. Mary Balch whc
has been visiting relatives in Wcstfort
the r,ast few days, has returned home
Mrs. NJ. P. Orvis and mothe.' have gone
TO Idaho for an extended visit with rela
tj-es
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JERICHO CENTER

This community was greatly started
Monday afternoon to learn of the death
of Deacon George Clinton Bicknell, which
occurred at his home at about six O'Clock.
Mr.. Bickncll had been a sufferer with
heart trouble for some years, but seem
inGly was in his usual state of health,
and that afternoon had been making calls.
On returning home, he suffered a severe
heart attack and in very few minutes
had passed on to the next life. Deacon
Bickncll had been resident of this town
nearly all his adult life and of this vii
lage for the past % years. He has been
senior deacon of the Congregational
Church for many years and one of its
most faithful and liberal supporters. He
was one of our most public spirited citi-
zen, always ready to further the best
interest of church and community by
level headed" counsel and unstinted aid,
and his friendly, cheerful presence will
be profoundly missed by every one who
knew him. Mr.. Bickncli was one of the
few surviving Civil War veterans, serv-
ing with the 7lh VI. Reg, Vols, for five
years and was is years of age. He is sur
vived by his wife, Adelice Rice Bicknell
/ They observed their golden wedding an
| riversary a year ago last April. son
Chauncey Bicknell, daughter, Florence
Bicknell Moran, and six grandchildren
also survive. The funeral will be held al
the church In this village to-day at two
O'clock with inteunent in tie village
ccuetery.-Mrs. Harriet Higgins wnt
has spent the winter and spring witf
| friends in Massachusetts, ana States II
| the south. arrived oonc' Monday evS
ming Miss Mae EldHdse went Wednes
day to Burlington. where she will spen'
some time with Mrs. A. 4. Adsit. Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne S. Nealy returned from
their wedding trip Wednesday evening"
The Rev. Earl WILDER Of Berkeley, Cal.
is the guest of Mrs. A. r. Morse.-Mrs
Ira Morse is the guest of Mrs. Martin
tPoWell.
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ST.,GEORGE

Mrs. y. f. Parcher and family attended
the wedding of Marion Benedict in Bur
Engton last week NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Bobar of burlington is visiting Mrs.
A. j. Purcell.--Mr. and Mrs G. l.. Peet
and children were in Burlington Friday.
Mrs. Arthur Auclair was in Burlington
Friday.-The st. George library has been
moved from F. Z. IInsdale's to NJ. w.
Hinsjale' Sired Bacon Of Shelburne Is
in town making repairs on G. F. Peet's
dairy harn.-W. Rounds of South Burling-
tor was in town oil business Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hinsdale came
from Boston Saturday evening and ex-
poet TO remain here for tho summer
Mr.. ana Mrs. William Puritan and son OF
Burlington visited at tho homo of NJ. w
Hlua''aiu Sunday M. w Hinsdale and
son. Clark, were in Burlington Sunday
Miss Beatrice Foote of Burlington has
been visiting Misc Dorothy Williams fol-
ten days.-Mrs. a. 3. Williams enter
tai'ed several young people at her HON,
last week Tuesday evening
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HIGHGATE SPRINGS

The summer season at this pleaSant
Vermont summer resort has opened early
and visitors are finding many changes and
many and great improvements The Plat
camp boarding house is no more and on
it's site has arisen one of the finest dance
pavilions in the State, so visitors who
have attended the three dances since IT
opened all say. Parties from Montreal,
New York city. st. Adams, etc. have en-
ioyed it. One hundred and forty-two cou-
pies attended the opening dance June IL.
The New Lake View Hotel is nearly
completed and will open this week. 1he
painters are now. putting the finishing
touches thereon. 1t faces the lake ana
is admirably planned and located. Mr.
Payette, the chef who made its sunday
dinners famous last season, is again on
deck and. Judging by the comments OF
guests at the two banauets already scrV-
ed. will please everyone this season.
Eighty attended the banquet of the Swan
ten Board Of Trade last Wednesday eve
ning.-In the Randolph Camp. many i'm
movements have been made and more
are planned The boarding house has been
| renovated inside and painted outside
delicate shade of gray and 1t VIII open
early in July. This Is community affair
, for the members. mainly business men ana
their families and invited guests from
Randolph. who hire cook and assistants,
and live as one family at the boarding
house, members having their own cot
Itagos or tents. There are - members. NJ
u. Smith. who purchased the DR.. Don
Grout cottage last fall. has rebuilt 1t maxi
ing I, one of the best in the camp. NJ. c.
CHAMPION has been the designer ana
i contractor in CHARGE. Il. Coulin ESQ.
and family from Montreal are occupying
Edgewood for the fifth season. The Rich
ard Eoar. ESQ, cottage is occupied ny a
marty from Barre, "Rockledgc,' by Dr.
and Mrs. c. +. Cheney of st, Johnsbury
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Thayer OF Els
sex Junction. The three cottages owned
by DR.. Bates have been rented ana are
occupied, The Loukes-Russeli cottage Is
occupied by its owners, Il. +. Camppei'
and family Of Waterbury are putting their:
lime cottage "Maplewood." In shape foss
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Mrs W. o. Trap of Burlington is a
guest at the home of J. c. Carpenter
Mrs j. Z. Andrews and daughter, Ruth,
OF ESSEX Junction arc visiting their son
and brother. Fred Andrews.-Mrs. Casan-
dra Ellis has gone to Essex to visit her
sisters and from there will. 80 to Med
ford, Mass. to visit her daughter, Mrs.
c. y. Gortn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Liberty and son.
Ruric, visited relatives in Rochester Sat
Urdsy and Sunday. oseph Russette
moved to Rutland the last of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Ellis and daush-
ter, Dorothy. visited friends in Waite
field Sunday.-Mrs F.. o. Gorton under
went an operation at the Fanny Allen
hospital Friday.-Mrs. Grace Whitcomh
of St Adams returned home Monday after
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. ].
all.William Taft of Starksboro Wis
tied his cousin, De'bert Taft. the last of
the week.--The Woodmen will have a
dance at their hall Saturday evening.
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EAST. FRANKLIN

H. f. Scott is in Boston for few days.
Miss Ruth Olmstead has returned from
White River Junction, where she visited
her sister. Mrs. Judd.-Mrs. Eva Thayer
is visiting at the home of Mrs. Phronia
Grant.-H. w. Gallup was home Sunday.
Miss Ethel Powers is home for the
summer vacation. Her school in Shell
don closed Friday.-Mr. and Mrs. r. P.
Olmstead and MIR. and Mrs. Harland
Hoadley and family were at the home
of H. f. Omstead Sunday.-Nrs. B. w.
Olmstead and daughter visited in Enos-
burg Falls Saturday and Sunday.-H. h.
Whitney. recently of st. Adams. visited
at the home of f. II. Chamberlin We'd
nesday and Thursday-Mr. and Mrs.
r. P. Chamberlin of Boston arrived in
town Tuesday to pass the remainder of
the summer-Mr, and Mrs. c. NJ. Scott,
Mrs r. Fl. Gilbert Mrs. C. A. Hull
and Miss NJ. 3. Gilbert were in ST.
Adams Tuesday-The lawn party We'd
nesdaY was a financial success.-Miss
Marion Gilbert has gone to Rhode Island
where she will visit at Newport and Prov
idence.-A son was horn Tuesday to MIR
and Mrs. ]. ". Cildden, but lived only
short time Burial was at Franklin
Wednesday.-Mr and Mrs. Frank Rice
and children Of Jay recently visited al
the home of Mrs. Rice's parents, MIR. ano
| Mrs. James Johnson.-Mr. and Mrs
James Collins and sons of North Berk
shire visited AT the home of T.. n. Cham
! berlin Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs. c. n
| Chamberlin and daughter, Cora. of Norti
! Pinnacle, Que, were in town Wednesday
| Albert Croft Of Enosburg Falls passed
| several days recently with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S b Whitney.
Miss Media Whitney is visiting al Frank
| lin.-H. w. Gallup of Richford was a
home recently.-Mrs. NJ. X. Judd an,
daughter, Ruth Marie. of White Rive
Junction are visiting at the home o
! II. Il. O]nstead.
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MILTON BORO

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lamb we're at the
home of Clara Kinney Saturday night and
Sunday.-School closed Friday, June o
J.. u Phelps and daughter. Clara. of
Audubon. la. have opened their cottage
for the summer.-The Milton Boro Stars
will play the Georgia baseball team this
afternoon on A. +. Woods plains.-F. f..
Smith spent few days in Burlington and
Essex last week.-C. NJ. Bullock and
Dewey McNall spent the week END at
Il. T.. Bullock's.-Mr and Mrs. j. a.
Waite and two children and Miss Kate
Carlton of Morrisvillc were in this place
June 81. Miss Agnes Linihan returned
home with them for d few days visit
Miss Hazel Everest is caring for Mrs
Fay Berry.-Tho Misses Scott of POUCH.
| kccpsie. y. V, have rented the Perry cot.
| tage for the season.
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EAST CHARLOTTE

Miss Clara Stacy is visiting friends in
Montpelier Alfred Sherman of Burling-
ton has sold his farm to Walter Hors-
ford of Colchester.-The committee in
charge of the anti-tuberculosis campaign
states that this town has raised its quota.
"A play, Fun In An Entertainment
Bureau VIII ne given Thursday and
saturday evenings by local talent at the
library hall for the benefit of the Library
association.-Mrs William Jewell has re-
turned from visit to her sister In Ben
nington.-Thc Misses Pauline and Bessie
hart OF Montpelier are visiting their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hart
"A business meeting of the Morningside
Cemetery association was held last week
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and Mrs. John Prescott arc moving into
rooms over E IL, Hinds' store. j VI.
Norton was in Burlington over the week
end with G. p. Norton.--Iohn Adams of
the University of Vermont is home for
a brief stay, after which he will 60 to
Middebury, where he is engaged for the
summer.-Mr. and Mrs. v. E. Morrill,
were in Jacksonville Sunday. Miss Mar
iorie returned with them.-Several from
here were in Burlington Monday to listen
to the address of Governor Coolidgc.-Miss
Daisy Kenyon will go to Springfield
Mass. next week to attend summer
school.-Mrs. Clara Stevens is canvassing
i'm the interest of the Chittenden County
Farm Bureau Association. Mrs. A. j.
swinyer is entertaining her mother, Mrs.
Manning.
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CHARLOTTE

Mr. and M-. Sidney Winter and the
Misses \ ina and Addic Parker motored to
Greenfield, Mass, Saturday where they
will meet their brother, Warren Parker,
who will accompany them home over the
Mohawk trall.-Mr and Mrs. Charles
Stone OF Burlington visited relatives and
friends in town Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Byington of New York are visiting
relatives in town.-Carl Livermore of Bur
lington visited at his brother william $
Sunday.-Parker brothers have opened a
garage at their home.
4 number of members of Friendship
Lodge, No. "a, r. and a. NJ. visited Bur
ungton Lodge, No. 100, upon initiation last
wcek.-The regular meeting of Champlair
Chapter, No. IS, o Z. S.. will be held
Friday evening. received from
Mrs. Grace Holloway and son report theiI
safe arrival in Minneapolis. Minn.--Miss
Ruth Wilson Of Middlebury is passing hel
vacation with her grandparents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Louis Sturgeon.
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Mrs. Fl. Ray Hall and daughter Miss Mil
dred, expect to leave to-day for Port Ar
thur, Ontario.-Archie Ryan of st. AL
bans was in town Sunday.--The banns of
marriage of Miss Ethel Young. only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Young
and Gregory STANLEY of Burlington we're
published at St AIMS Church Sunday
Gilbert Boufford and Miss Niquette Of
Champlain. N. V, were married last
week in Winooski and afterward were at
Mr.. Bouffords home in Milton. Word
has been received that the condition Of
Miss Ethel Prentiss. who is at the Pitts
ford Sanatorium is not improving and it
Is feared she cannot live Miss Ethel is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs william
Prentiss, Jr,, former Milton residents and
her Illness is the result of a bad case of
Influenza Rev. A. A. Bessey. Scout
Master. Wilbur Beaupre and Earl Brown
attended the scout meeting in Burlington.
Miss Mable Blake of st. Adams passed
Sunday I'm town.-Mrs. l.. r.. Cooley and
Mrs. William Morrison are visiting in
Portland, Me.--Mss Lorraine Perry sus-
tained a slight shock of paralysis last
Saturday at the home of her nephew the
Rev. A. \. Bessey-Clark Bates has re-
! turned TO Essex Center after visiting In
town.-Miss Marion Reynolds is visiting
friends in Bethel.-AIrs. c. A. Pratt, who
passed tho weekend with Mrs. II. J. Rob-
inson, has gone to her cottage at Camp
Rich accompanied by her grandJaugh-
ter. Miss Adelaide DreW-The Pl1iur
School closing exercises was attended by
q visitors. Who enjoyed the fine program
and inspected the pupils wo"k The school
loom was decorated in the caa, colors
green and gold The Raw. - f. Tahoe
presented the prSrlotion certificates and
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COLCHESTER

Miss Alice Cook Of Cambridge is visit
ing Miss Grace Landon.-Miss Maybello
Pratt is at her home after having spent
the weekend in camp at HighSate
Springs.
Miss Marjorie Thompson has returned
from Lincoln, n. H., where she spent scv-
era, days visiting friends and enjoyed
motor tour through the White Noun tains.
Rupert Wheeloclx and Clark Wright of
the University of Vermont left Saturday
evening for New Britain. Conn. where
they have positions for the summer
George s;omerviie vent Saturday To
Waitsheid to yiait ff,nnds--f. &. T'wiss,
wnp mas been '';iNng frisnds IN New YORK
SAte, is expected home trta =: eei---C. r.
hi,Coverr, station Gksnt speri: Slndav
Wit. friends ', RnhnionJ.-iir. and Mrs
William S.s-o~.;r " Il sndo! pt r-rc week
end visitors 2, tie Nome Of MI. and Mrs.
A. . fIui0I-d -f'ronk p. Hulburd of
Burlington spent Sunday at the home of
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. John lIulburd.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. IIulburd and Mr..
and Mrs. William Scrbner motored to
Bristol Sunday, where they were guests
of friends.--Mr. and Mrs. Benjaman Tay-
Tor and little son, George were weekend
visitors at the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. G. T. Huntress returning to
st. Adams Monday.-NIiss Mary Hnc is
spending sAeral days in East Berkshire
the guest of friends.-Miss Viola Thomp-
son and little brother. Sylvester. have re-
turned a visit of several days at the home
of their sister. Mrs. Homer Stearns. in
Watervile The regular meeting of the
Grange will be held Friday evening
County Agent Loveland will be present
and a good program is expected. Re.
freshments will be served.-The Misses
| Juanita and Adelaide lombard were
guests of Miss Dorenc Wheeler at their
camp on Grand Isle Sunday.-Mr. ant
. Mrs. Lion Sandals and little daughter
were Sunday visitors in town.