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Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-01-21

+ WhoOping' comeir has made ''ges,'
cral sweep OF the town this fail and
winter with chicken pox following
close behind. Mrs. Herbert Blair has
been i'll with chicken pox.
The schools will not be in session
on Thursday and Friday of this week
a. the teachers &. to ST. JohnSbury
t. attend the convention.
c. F. Threshel has been sick buL
is better al present writing.
The annual church dinner and
business; meeting Of the Conerega-
tonal church was he'll on Thursday
Jan. Ii. y COOL crowd was present
considering the exceedingly cold
day. The following officers We're
elected: Clerk, Mrs. Anna Abbott
business committee for three years,
w. &. Martin; collector, W. N.
Blanchard: treasurer, Al. W. Martin:
treas. of benevolent fund, r. l.. Viii
son. Receipts for the year $2251.63;
disbursements, $2Oi7.l@. All bills
are paid and amount in general fund
is 5000 and in repair fund, $24.13.
The meeting and dinner of the
Methodist church was held or Satur-
day, Jan. II. The Ladies' Aid elect
ed the following officers: President,
Mrs. Susan Mclaughlin; vice pres,
Mrs. Elsie Chandler; see, Mrs. Ber-
that Darling; treas, Mis- Nj. Gene
va Chandler; ex ccm., Miss M.
Glenn Chandler AMI Mrs. Lizzie
Iutson; collector, Mrs. Alice NJ.
Hobart; chaplain, Z. NJ. Wheeler;
delegate, +. M. Wheeler.
Mrs. Herbert Hooker remains fully
as we'll a, she has been.
John Varnum's chimney uned out
Thursday night while they were at
the moving pictures, causing some
excitement but no serious damage.
The stage from Peacham to Barnet
went on runners for the first time
Monday morning, Jan. 10, having
made the trips all winter by auto.
The meeting Of the town auditors
is posted for Friday, Jan. 80.
The next entertainment of the
Lecture Course will be at Academy
Hall, Tuesday, Jan. q by Florence
Ellsworth, entertainer and reader.
Warrington Harrington was nome
from his work at Cabot last Satur-
day.
Francis Churchill has gone to
East Barnet TO drive ~ team for MI.
Dryer.
The dance at Blain's Hall on Fri
day evening was attended by II
fair crowd considering the weather.
The farmers arc having great
deal of difficulty with water freezing
Frank Goss is obliged to draw wat
Ell for his large stock and also for the
household use.
MI. ami Mrs. William Hastic were
at st. Johnsbury Saturday and Sun
day.
Nathan Banks has returned from a
trip to Ottawa, Can.
Charlotte and Carolyn Moore VS.
tied at Lewis Douses' the last OF the
week
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-01-21
BARNET

Charles Pike met with an accident
q few days ago, He was WORKING OF
big sled and Il piece of iron few uE
and cut the upper lip INTO :, Sr"iou.
cut but it is doing well.
Mr.. Shields OF West Ban, was !,
recent visitor at Mrs. JUL. N1y's.
Mrs. DR.. Baker was called back to
Ashland last week by the crious i'll
ness Of Dir, Bakers father She re-
turned home Saturday night.
Rev. A. f. Gregg spent lhc most OF
h. week in Connecticut, returning
home Friday.
Mrs. Joanah Hall i, caring for Miss
jeanette Lang who is still very sick.
Mrs. Annie Dickinson Ferrigo OF
Lyndonvillc spent several days al the
home OF John Lang lat week, also
Mrs. Oscar Frazier called on them
by the illness OF Miss Lang.
Howard Eliot AMI Max Lang re-
turned home from Bosom Saturday
where they went TO bring IL big truck
and they got Out as far as Plymoutl
and left It reporting much more snow
south of here than in this vicinity.
Arthur Randy has finished his Job
with Don Ju l!,ins and Gilchrst BIOS.
have hired him to clerk in their store.
Mrs. Stephen Hooper and daugh-
ter Gladys were recent business Wis
itors in St. Johnsbury.
George Richardson AMI Miss Mary
Gibson arc taking the U. S. census IN
the town of Barnet. Miss Gibson ha~
the south side of Halvey's lake and
all on the south Of Stevens brook
that runs from Harvey's lake. Mr..
Richardson has the rest Of the town.
Something quite out Of the ordi
nary occurred here last Thursday
morning, that very cold frosty morn
ing Bertha Harris, housokccper for
Marley Some up on the Somers'
farm was out in their door yai'l and
i've distinctly heard parties over on
Church street talking, knew their
Voices and hcarI what they said. Tel
cphoning one OF these parties what
she heard the party went out on hcl.
front door step and they spoke back
and forth to each other Il distance of
u mile, owing doubtless to the state
Of the atmosphere.
A lumber firm in Connecticut had
an agent here last week looking up
4 iiastsis lun1 Der lots, ira-this vicinity
that can be purchased az this time.
The annual speaking an spelling
contest of the school,, in the town
of Barnet was held Thursday, Jan.
Is, at the schoolhousr hall. The dis
tlicts represented were McIndoes,
Passumpsic Barnet Center, Cope H.
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WHEELoCK

At the canning demonstration last
Thursday at Mrs A e. Weeds wa:
we'll worth attending, although but
few were out. 1t is hoped that the
next meeting will call out large at
tendance.
No services here at the church
on Sunday because of the eX-
IRENE cold and sickness.
Remember the meeting of the Xiv
erside Grange. Saturday evening.
Mrs. Marion Weed was quite sick
with acute indigestion last Tuesday
and Wednesday she was no better.
John Mutt, who is boarding this
winter at W. A. Smiths; fell last week
and injured his back badly. He is
confined to his bed requiring a nurse
to care for him.
Homer Bennett, juryman, was at
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-01-21
WEST BARNET

Public installation and oyster sup
per was held by Lakeview Grange
Tuesday evening. About 10 were
present. The officers were installed
by Past master James Blain assisted
by Thressa Blain. A short program
consisting of song and encore by
Charles Mahoney; a short take OH
on "Scramblcd Railroads" was given
bv John J. Roy, Leslie Lackic, Fran
eli; Hastie; "Thc Tup of Minister
Laird" was repeated by Andrew Has
tic. Closed by singing America. a
public supper was held from S to 9
netting about SCI. After the meet
inc a social time was enjoyed. Broth
e. Henderson and wife Of Green
Mountain Grange were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Morrison visit
ed at Albert Achilles, Wednesday,
A surprise party was given Gar
encc Nuttcl at his home Saturday
evening by 80 of his friends. Games
were played and refreshments selv-
ed. -,
The Missionary meeting was hclo
with Mrs. John Roy, Thursday.
Mrs. George Blain of Tilton, N
H., is visiting at James Blain's.
d. A. Blain was in Burlington last
week attending the DaiiymaA's AS
ISOLATION.
Henry Bailey was at home sick two
days last week.
Mrs. Mary Purdy was in Lyndon
Vile to sec her sister who was SICK
Miss Thrcssa Blain visited MI.
Stella Steele Friday.
Mrs. Frcl HASTE visited friends
in South pcacham last week.
NJ. and Mrs. John Strobridge en-
tcrtaincd a party of friends recently
Mr. and Mrs. F. l.. Judlins were
l.. Lyndonville Monday evening.
Sclbi Bogi is i'll 81. Iohnsbury for
treatment. Mrs. Bo@i was in St.
Johnsbury Saturday.
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LUNENBUkG
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On Saturday evening, Jan. "a, tho
third OF the Community entertain
mcnts will be given in the town hall
by AL Mcadcr, humoriSt.
/ ; IL. fourth quarterly conference
which was deferred, will be held on
Thursday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mr.. NJ. .Bowker, Rev. +. W.
Sharpe of st Johnsbuly, district sup
clintcndcnt, will have charge.
Chimney fires at the Heights House
and Eugene HartShorns on Sunday
made things lively in the village but
no damage was done.
A company OF eight ~taycd ovcl
a Musical comedy and vaudeville show
Sunday " the Heights House giving
at the town hall on Monday evening
followed by dancing
; VIII J. King came from Fitzdalc
and spent the week end with his par
cnts and brothers families going to
t Lancaster on business on Monday.
Mrs. Ralph N. Hebb Of Bartlett, N.
H., was the guest of Mrs. Rem Gee
last week.
Miss Flanders of Northumberland
has been the guest Of Mrs. George
A. Balch.
Master Richard Douglas injured his
knee while playing in the school yard
last week and was confined to the
house for several days in consequence.
Mr.. Metcalf of Barnet has been
visiting his daughter Mrs. Walte,
Ralch.
Harold Mason motored to North
Stratford and vicinity on Il business
trip last Thursday.
H. P. Silsby of Lyndonvillc was in
the village on Friday for a farewell
visit to his store and clerks going on
in the evening to his winter home in
Florida where he remains for the rest
of the winter.
A goodly number gathered at the
hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
C. Smith on Friday evening for a
social evening under the auspices of
the Ladies' Aid society in spite OF
the extreme cold and were well re-
paid for their efforts, the evening be-
ing very pleasant one. Games and
music and the serving Of light re-
freshments made the time pass rapid
" and enjoyably.
Miss Christie Balch went on Satul-
day to Campton, N. H., where she is
to teach school, beginning on Monday
of this week.
The village water company had u
special meeting on Friday at which
tim. ID. G. Noble was appointed com
missioner in place Of F. H. Chandler,
resigned. The company ask all men,
bcrs to be as economical in the draw
ing of watcras possible during the
rest of the winter.
Miss Rayma Ball was the week
end guest of her cousin, Miss Irene
Ball.
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EAST BURKE

Word was received here Tuesday.
of the sudden illness of Miss Edith
Farmer who is attending Montpelier
Seminary. 1t proved to be appendi-
citis and she was hurried to Burling-
tom where Il successful operation was
performed that day. Her mother is
with her for a few days.
| John RoScbrooks and 3. F.
| Humphrey were called to County
Court Wednesday as witnesses on the
burning of the Veneer mill at East
Haven Ia years ago.
/ A. c. Wyman of Brattleboro made
a short visit to town Tuesday being
called to court as witness on the
| same case.
Mrs. T. E. Wyman is confined to
the house caused by fall enc day
recently.
r. A. Eggleston has not been as
well the past week.
Miss Jennie Trcfrcn has been OBJ
liged to give up her school in Pink.
ham on account of i'll health. Her
many friends hope for her speedy
recovery.
The Ladies' Association met ut
the Burke Mt. Club House for their
cnnual meeting and election of Off
cc"s Wednesday afternoon and the
following officers We're elected for
the ensuing year.
President, Mrs. r. H. Godding;
vice president, Mrs. Carl Frasier;
secretary, Miss Roe Parker; treasur-
CT. Mrs. John Rosebrook; book COM
mittee, Mrs. r. H. Godding, Mrs. Z.
r. Harvey, Mrs. Mary Belden, Mrs.
l.. A. Darling, Mrs. P. H. Harris,
Mrs. Jefferson Welch. The men,
bership fee is so cents u year. Books
can be had each week on Wednesday
from 2 to 5 and from 5 to Z.
Mrs. Fred Farmer and Mrs. John
McNally spent the day Tuesday IN
Lyndon with Rev. and Mrs. Ernest
W. Sturtevant.
Rev. J. G. Angel was in St. Johns
bury Thursday to see his wife who
is at Blightlook hospital for treat
ment.
The Deputy John Duval was here
Wednesday night and Mrs. Duval
and Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrich who assist
ed him in installing the following Of
ficers of Burke Mt. Grange:
Master, Grace Hunter; overseer,
Grace Cole; lecturer, Kate Colby;
steward, Walter Russell; chaplain,
Mary Belden; gate keeper, Ira Hunt
er; secretary, Ray burlington; treas
urer, Myron Gibson; Ceres, Mabel
Lang; Pomona, Gladys burlington;
Flora, Vivian burlington; assistant ,
steward, ohm Wright; lady assistant
steward, Lillian Wright. Refresh.
ments We're served and it was voted
to have d leap year box party on
Wednesday, night, Jan. %. Men to
furnish the boxes. All men who come
without a box will pay SO cents. Pub
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-01-21
PEACHAM

! The annual pllze Speillhg aio
speaking contest of the district
schools was held at the town hall on
| " ednesday, Jan. II at 10 o'clock a.
NJ. The contest was conducted on an
entirely new plan from former
wears. a list Of about 1000 words
was used for the contest and each
pupil could try but once on word.
The fifth grade was called first to
smell. In this contest Preston Purple
was the prize winner, next in orael
were Roy Munger, Earl Thresher,
Edmund Abbott and Lou Harvey
The sixth, seventh and eighth grades
we're called and Preston Purple and
Roy Munger spelled with them. In
this contest Endoro Hodgion was the
prize winner, with Gilbert Shaw, Ed
no Weed, Helen Sanborn and Carolyn
Martin in order. Endora l.. Hodgdon
and Gilbert B. Shaw GO to st. johns
bury to the spelling contest Friday
Jan. %. The primary contest grades
Id the words were given from the
spelling book. Helen Livingston was
the winner with Charlotte Moore, IDA
Ashford, Stella Ashford and Earl
Thresher in order. The prize speak
inc took place at 9 p. m. After few
remarks by Supt. Harvey burbank
the following program was carried
out:
-. SECTION I
Roy P. Munger Why Is II!
Alma l.. Churchill Her New Brother
Charlotte r. Moore
" Flag o. My Hand
Theodore Darling
The Little Tin Soldier
Ida l.. Ashford The Wind
Hazel N. Goss Catching Sunshine
SECTION II
Anna Jean Wilson His Last Grafton
Earl N. Threshcr
The Boy that Laughs
Benjamin A. Thresher
Which General
James A. Craig The Will
Wendell P. Clark A Citizens Creed
Robert II. Darling
u Lincoln's Address at Gettysburg
Reginald f. Moore The Ghost
Forrest l.. Robinson
The Fence OF the Amber Lance
Gladys M. Howe
The Eight Hour Day
Margaret A. Lamb
Kentucky Philosophy
Albert G. Mackay
An Ovclworkcd Rcciter
Julia D. Cowan
Grandpa's Spcctaclcs
Viola L. Robinson
.+' Wynken, Blynken and Nod
Lou A. Harvey H
The Salutation of the Dawn
Endora L. Hodgdoh
"'' In Manila Bay
In the first section Ida l.. Ashford
was the prize winner. Roy Munger
and Theodora Darling received hon
olable mention. ''t' & ..,. =.
In the second section Gladys NJ.
Howe was the prize winner, and Lou
A. Harvey and Albert G. Mackay re-:
ceived honorable mention.
Gladys M. Howe and Ida L. Ash
ford so to St. Johnsbury, Jan. 23.
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WEST LUXEMBOURG

Mr.. and Mrs. George Jewell were
recent visitors in Lancaster, N. II.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Hill have re-
turned from visit with relatives IN
Maine.
viii Smith l., in St. Johnsbuly for
Il few days.
Lewis Kind has been on the SICK
list for few days but is feeling bet
ter at this writing.
Murray Dodge Of Troy has been
ir the place the past week gong
from here to Easton, N. H., to visit
mi, mother and father, Mn. and
Mrs. H. l.. Dodge.
Henry Dodge of West Burke was
here the past week looking after the
interest of his farm here.
Harry Mcdonald Of East Concord
was in the place on business the past
week.
Lewis King was recent visitor IN
st. Johnsbuly.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Fournier Jan. Is.
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ha%ca, Aiken, Walter Harvey, =
the Barnet VILLAGE.

ha%ca. Aiken, Walter Harvey, IN,
! the Barnet village
il Lo;h the speaking :.nl .rc.liHg
contests there were two sections
Section | bcinG from grade 1 to
grade & and section II, grade 6,
%Ai g. Tho winners OF the iirs, sec
ton IL spelling were: First, John
l'amsey Of Mclncoas; : cond
i:l"nchc pippin; thirl, Warden Ana
don Of Barlct village. The winners
Of the sccon section in spelling we're:
First, Jane, Ramscy Oh MclnIo2s
second, Dorothy Nichols OF Melinda,
and third, Malcolm Gates q the
.&ilien district. Tho Speaking contest
ocean at 1."o The program was Is
follows:
Section Barnet Prime
The Minuct Helen Phelps
Goodnight 20 the Sun
Marjorie An!adon
McIndocs Grammar:
The Bishop of Syrmna
Mary Liddlc
B.Inct Center:
When the Minister Comes 10 Tea
Paul Nelson
rassumpaic Primary:
\ Little Gentleman
Dorothy Jameson
4 Christmas Telegram
Jeanne Galbraith
NcIn ices Primary:
Jonnnic's History Lesson"
Charles Duncan
Little G! phant Annie
May Ramsey
Section II, Aiken School:
The Erier Rose Agnes Darling
How ire Farm haA Changed
Malcolm Gates
Barnet Grammar:
McndinG Helen Cilchrlst
An Exchange OF Confidence
Leon IIolbrook
Copenhagen School:
4 Christmas Dream"
Albert Lacassc
Walter Halvoy School,:
\ Little Gentleman
Hazel Achillis
4 Soldier Boy Ellsworth Shields
Nc Indocs Grammar:
at the Bridge
James Ramsey
Passumpsic grammar:
Lady Ycardslcy's Guest
Nctty, Vittcy
Emily Gygcr's Ride
8, Josephine LaBay
Barnet Center:
Sparticus to the Gladiators"
Emily Somers
rye Judges OF the speaking were
chairman, Rev. A. w. Fisher, Mrs.
b. l.. Galley and Mrs. William Hig'-
Gins. The different points upon
which Judgment was passed were
memory, expression, impression, pro
and gesture. The chair
man, Rev. A. W. Fisher, reported the
memory work in all cases deserved
the 100 per cent mark, and named
the following winners: Section l.
first, Jeanne Galbraith; second, Helen
Phelps; third, Charles Duncan. Sec
lion 2, first. Albert Lacasse; second
Helen Gilchrst; third, emily Somcrs.
On Friday January % at st.
Johnsbury Academy the county
,pcaking and spelling contests will be
held. The speaking at II O'Clock ana
The spelling at 1.30. The winners OF
.he first and second prizes OF each
contest in each town will be there TO
compete. Therefore no school that
lay here.
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M: contest and Il spelling match
There were Il contestant, in the
speaking contest, the iil:t prizes
cong 10 Elizabeth La Turner and
elizabeth Farwrl!. the second prizes
20 Gladys Laturncr and Nelma Bow
ley. In the spelling match NelmA
Bowlcy won first prize and Wendell
Whltcher second prize. These two
tudcnts will represent the Wells
River schools at the contest nj ST.
.'ohnSbury this week, which will b."
held III the teachers convention.
y social tea will be held this
ThurSda! afternoon IL the home Of
Mrs Raymond +. Falwcll to which
all the women Of the parish are cor
daily invited. Bring your neigh
hol.
About 100 attended the basket
ball game hclc Friday night III the
Village Hall when Woodsvillc Legion
team defeated Ashland Legion team,
2l-i9
Twenty of our young people at
tween the girls and boys teams OF
our high school with Bath High
school, Friday evening. While Bath
Won both games our young people
report a fire time and cordial treat
mcnt from their opponents.
A Joint installation OF Temple
Lodge | O O. F and Albutus Lodge
Of Rebckahs took place Friday even
ing Dept President of the Rebekahs,
Mrs Mabel Morrison of st. Johns
bury and her grand marshal, Mrs
somerS, installed the officers assisted
BY Dept Grand Master Mr. Judkins
OF Barnet and his grand marshal, Mr.
Mcdowell After the installation a
short musical program was render
cd, followed by delicious refresh
lrents of sandwiches, cake and coffee
and Il social time enjoyed by the 60
members and guests present.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-01-21
HARVEY

Maynard Hatch is in Walden get
ting up wood pile on his farm re-
Gently purchased of Ben Moore
Joe Dryer has gone to Barnet where
he has job drawing lumber. ~
Freddie Jones is working for L. j.
Hovey. r." 4 ;.
A sister of Mrs. Walter Hatch has
come here from Maine, where she has
been a very successful dressmaker for
the past 25 years and will make her
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch.
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his home several days last week.

his home several days last week.
The snow rollers were out Sunday
for the first time this winter.
1t was Al degrees below at Geo
Weeds and 40 at Robert Stones
Monday morning.
At the spelli lg contest licld by Supt
Jameson at the school house in the
village last Wednesday for the village
schools, the Chandler school and tho
two schools at the Mountain district
those that won out were Bertha Con
gass from the Mountain and Lucy
Jewell from the village school. AL.
tcrlate Aosa Brown from the Noun
tain school and Alma Berry from Tho
village.
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EAST BURKE

Mrs. Edmunds visited her son, En-
nest and family in Kirby Friday.
L. A. Darling gave moving picture
show at the Congregational church
Thursday night for the benefit Of
Mrs. Sarah Lane, who was burned
out recently. Over 5000 was received
Sandwiches and coffee was on sale in
the vestry.
M. and Mrs. Carl Colby from St
Johnsbury were Sunday visitors al
A. 3. Colby's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Horner have
been spending few days in Maine
with relatives.
Mrs. Jonathan Gardner and baby
spent a part of last week with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adna Smith.
Mrs. May Harris has been confined
to the house for Il few days by illness
]. w. Kelley is able to be in the
store again after several days con-
fined to the house with severe cold
Little Glenna Se.lterbar is better
and around again as usual.
John Drown and wife were given
pound party "Wednesday night.
They lost nearly all their clothing and
possessions at the fire in Mrs. Lanes
house they were living in.
Miss Eva Rosebrook has been spend
ing several days in West Burke with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John Roscbrook and
Mr.. and Mrs. e. F. Humphrey were
business visitors in St Johnsbury Fri
day.
Rev. J. G. Angel was at Brightlook
hospital Saturday to see his wife who
still remains very i'll.
Mrs. Fred Farmer returned Tues
day from Montpelier whehe she has
been recovering nicely from her OPP
Grafton for appendicitis at the Hea-
ton hospital.
George Hubbard has purchased a
five passenger Essex touring car.
Mrs. Mary Gibson of Lyndonvllle
spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs.
George Phillips. x.f ~'
r. A. Eggleston is better again and
out around a little each day.
Miss Flora Barber was home from
her work at Lyndonville for the week
end.
Frank Davis moves his family
Wednesday to Brattleboro where he
has employment. MI. Hapllton, who
has been living at the Vance house
will move into the Jeffrey house
when MI. Davis moves out.
Oscar Phillips has been at Jesse
Lanes in Newark the past week.
Mrs. Sarah Lane is spending few
weeks at T. e. Wyman's.
Perley Edmunds returned to his
work at Stison Lake. Tuesday after
spending few days with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Edmunds.
Mrs. J.J. Stafford and daughter,
Mrs. Dennison of Lyndonville, were
Sunday visitors at John browns.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hubbard were
Sunday visitors at MI. Clements at
Lyndon.
II. D. Webster was a business visi-
tor in st. Johnsbury Saturday.
Rev. J. q A~~n'' nrA the Misses
'arion and Mildred Skinner visited
Mrs Angeh AZ Dl1ghllook' hospital
Monday. /
MI. and Mrs. Wesley Dee visited
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reach at East
lyndon Sunday.
Mrs. Wesley Dee and Mrs. Miles
celebrated their birthdays Tuesday
1t the home of Mrs. Dee. Quite a
lumber of relatives and friends of
10Th were present. A. bountiful din
Ter was served. They were presented
With quite a few useful gifts, after
which each left for their homes wish
n.y. them many happy returns OF the
lay.
Mrs. Ernest Quiinby from Kirby
pent the day, Friday, at Wesley
ices.
Mrs. C. p Dodge from Lyndon
lille was a recent visitor of Mrs.
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!! Valuable Reproof.

The reproof Of a good man resem.
bles fullcr's earth; IL not only removes
.he SPOTS from our character, but 1t
rubs of when It is dry.-Willamson.