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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

undertakings sessions OF the com.
mission always draw largo number
or spectators. and Tuesdays session
LIZ not expected. to be an cxcention
However. there will be no firhtsf ~
oratory on this OCCASION, MS II ia e~-
pcctcd to devote the attention of tho
commission exclusively to hearing
ptete arrangements for the Intensive
work next month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

order to gather tho remainder OF tho
necessary information from all city
and county branches. will be the Rp-
pointmcnt OF travelling representa-
tivcs whose duty II Will be TO urge
the various local units to speed up
their work. Announcement of the APP
pointment OF these road agents"
VIII, most likely. be made next Tues
day night when the commission holds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

Its monthly meeting in tho Senate
Chamber, State Capitol.
Arthur Kyle Davis. OF Petersburg,
chairman of tho commission. believes
mat all necessary material for the
compilation OF VirEinla's history Of
her part in the world war will be In
hand by September /.
MT. Davis has worked out the de-
tails for intensive work on this line
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
QUEEN CHANGES WILL TO
SATISFY BRITISH PUBLIC
Recent Illness Rcvivcs Story Of
AleNnndra's Original Devise Of
Royal Plate to- Norway Prince.

LONDON, June 26.-The health OF
Queer Alexandra, mother OF King
George. continues TO give cause for
anxiety 10 the royal family.
THO official report that she had
caught n chill and that during a fit
OF cqashinG she broke u small blood
ressdl in one of her eyes docs not
give an adequate idea OF the Queen
Mothers extremely critical condition
IL was common knowledge III the
purliaais OF Marlborough House that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

In July. and he will lay his plan be-
fore the commission for It's approval.
vast amount Of this work has al-
ready been accomplished and tho re-
mainder tho commission Is anxious
TO secure in order that all may be
laid befoe tho editorial committee
with minimum of delay.
indicating the keen interest which
Is felt By many Vlrginians In this big
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
Tigcr Medal to Chicngo Man.

pEKING. June 2G-ln recognition
OF his services as head OF the Inter-
Allied Technical Board. President IIsu
Shlh-Chang has decorated colonel
John +. stevens. of Chicago. with the
iirst class Wen-hu or Literary Tiger
Medal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
INDIAN CO-RELIGlONISTS
SUPPORT TURKISH CLAIM
Leader of Nationalist mt bombay De-
mnndS Tint Turk Peace Terms
BE Modified

EoMHAY. INDIA. June 2s.-Gandhi.
leader OF the Indian Nationalist, has
written letter TO the Viccroy of In
ala, in which he threatens to advise
MuSsalmans and Hindus to withdraw
all their supp ,r, from the govern
rcnt unless tbs Turkish peace terms
are revised. lin acco, dance with the
solemn pledges OF Inc British min
listers"
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ROAD AGENTS TO SPEED UP
WORKERS ON WAR HISTORY

announcement of Appointments Will
lie Made mt Monthly Meeting
Tuesday.
Among the plans of tho Virginia
War History Commission to WACO an
aggressive campaign next month, in
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-26
BRADFORD

Mrs. &. c. Mann has returned from
visiting her sister in Quincy, \. Fl.
Mas Ellen T. Cain has been in Mont
pelier for a few DAYS, taking the state
nurses examination.
Mrs. x. T. Burroughs and children
have left for Sherman, Cal. where they
expect to make their home.
L. :. Kingmsn has closed MS lanoTs
with Libbey brothers and has gone 10
work in Keene, \. IL
Il G. Libbey Is able 10 Be on the
streets again after his severe illness.
Henry Staples and family are soon
70 leave Bradford and make their home
in oxford. y II.
Mrs. Dora Adams Brown and hu=-
hand have been recent visitors in town.
Il II. Curtis has purchased Mrs Browns
house. noW occupied BY Mr.. shd Mrs.
W 2. Cummings.
Harold Bailey has purchased the r
a. Martin place on the upper PLAIN and
has taken possession
Bert Hastings 81 Concord has pur
fha@rd the a n Billings place On ne
rrpsr plain and has taken PC~ses-
sion
Nfs. n. n. W1sou has cold hcr place
~ Nr and Mrs Franklin . hale q
saznburg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-26
CORINTH

Nearly 80 attended church al the
Center last sunday 1t is expected
that Rev. Arthur II. Sargent Of Post
Mills will preach next Sunday at 9
p. m. Sunday school at p. m Every
one invited.
H. w. Chalmers loaded two cars Of
bobbins on Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Colby is quite feeble She
Is 81 years OF age and lives alone.
Mrs. Angie ComstOck shipped Two
puppies to Prof {. A. Wright. the
Snowman. Nav l.. One of them is TO
be educated as their high diver.
The wife Of Will Wilson Of Sharon
was buried at Post Mills last Satur-
dav. She died Of pneumonia at Hart
ford. Conn. last winter.
H. Wallace Chalmers has sold his
nice Span Of work horses and Clifford
Chalmers has sold his whole driving
rig and bought an automobile.
Archie Button had an auction OF his
personal property on Monday. He has
purchased the smith farm at Barre Of
James Rouhau.
Mr.. 4. B. gomstcck and Dorothy
returned 10 town last Thursday, after
- absence 81 several weeks in Barnet.
Van Woodcock received word last
week that his brother. Clyde. was IN
.be bospital at Worcester, Mas. and
va verv low al that time and failing
rapidly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-26
EAST BETHEL

Mr.. and Mrs. Myron J. Buck we're
in White River Junction Monday on
business.
Miss Elizabeth Burnhsm of Barre
was a guest Of her cousins Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. D. Brown, sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Hosea Fuller OF Granville were
also callers there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dodge were At
home here Sunday. returning 10 Will
Jamestown the first Of the week, TAX
ing a load OF household furniture with
them.
We understand that Miss Lima stew
ems II Tunbridge has been engaged to
teach the school here the coming year.
We are sorry to lose Miss Dow. but she
viii 20 TO a larger school We wish
her success.
Mr.. RAYMOND i home preparing to
move to New Hampshire. where he has
found work
Mrs. Rose Godfrey has gone 70 her
home in Nershire. after spending a
lew DAYS here with old friends.
n Y Allen and daughter. Mu
riel. spent the week end with her per
rnts here. returning 20 Randolph Mon
day morning
III. and Mrs George Hyzer have been
visiting their daughter Mrs. Mark
HYDE. the past week They returned 10
their home ~ Randolph Monday
Thr sad news came SUNDAY that VIII
Wrtrhinson passed away 81 his broth-
er IS Braintrer He lived here =
rses uanr YEAR and married a sister
OFF, Is Perrin she died several resrs
sra also their youag sou. TIE body
49, -ruvfs hers So burial
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-26
ROXBURY

James Tierney has joined his wife
here for a short visit before they re-
turn to their home in Stratford. Mrs.
Tierney has been here the past few
weeks with relatives.
Nern Dickinson moved his family to
the NJ Flynn house, which was re-
Gently completed, having been entirely
made over from small cottage.
Miss Emily Bidford Of Montreal is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mark Goodell.
for time.
John o'Grady, sr,, was home for
the week end from his work in North
field Falls
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Tierney and chill
dren have gone to Connecticut, where
Mr.. Tierney is to be employed and
where they expect to reside.
Mrs. Lizzie Farnsworth was here from
Randolph Center recently to visit her
father, S. W. Butterfield, and sister,
Miss Mary Butterfeld.
Frank Rich and son, Fred Rich, were
business visitors in Mortified the first
of the week.
Mrs. Leon Spaulding was a visitor in
Mortified Thursday of last week.
W. J. Lambeston went Saturday to
st. Adams to visit his parents for a
few days.
Mrs. John OGrady and Mrs Mark
Goodell were in Randolph for the day
the first OF last week
Mrs. Neil Tierney sold her house
hold goods at auction Thursday after
noon, expecting TO 20 TO Hartford,
Conn. to live.
George Roys and son. Claude Roys,
have returned from Cambridge, Mass,
where they went for a few days. The
latter remained here for n few days.
James Thorington was in Mortified
Friday TO attend funeral
Frank Rich and son, Fred Rich, wer.
in Maine a few days last week, ex
pecting to move there as soon "a they
locate job and a place to live. They
returned home Monday.
Mrs r. p Nichols and two Of their
children visited friends in Mortified
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Webster were
guests of relatives in Mortified Falls
Sunday.
Henry Webster has taken job in
Braintree, where the family has gone
to live.
Mrs. Frank Rich and daughter, Lot
tie. are spending few DAYS at the
home of Mr.. anA Mrs Will Webster at
the Run"
MFR. and Mrs. j. W Untiedt their
son, William. and daughter, Ruth, Of
West Brookfield visited relatives here
the first of the week
Most Of the quarry help and others
in the neighborhood were called out
Wednesday to fight a forest fire back
OF Rice's mills on the International
Paper & Pulp compauy's lot, owned by
the state. which was brought under
control after three OF four hours fight.
A piece about one-half mile square WAS
burned over.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-26

was held from her late home Tuesday
afternoon at , o'clock. Interment was
in the Wells River cemetery.
The funeral Of Mrs John Butson was
held Wednesday afternoon from her
late home. The funeral services were
in charge of Rev. Donald Fraser In
terment was the day following.
The two dances held in the village
hall the past week were not we'll at
tended although the Littleton orches-
ira drew the better crowd and gave the
better music.
Miss Ruth Randall returned last
Thursday from two weeks visit with
friends in New Jersey.
Miss Mary Fellows entertained sew
eral young people at cards at her home
last Tuesday evening. Refreshments of
ice cream. cake and waters were served.
Emery White returned Sunday night
from his western winter trip to Cuda-
nv. Wis. He will remain in Wells Riv.
er during the summer season.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-26
NORTH CALAIS

Rev. A. s. Bole of Hardwiek will
speak at Memorial hall Sunday, May
20, at 2 p. m.
Memorial days will be observed on
Monday, May 81, with appropriate ex-
ercises Eugene H. Clowse OF Rich
mond will deliver the address. The
w. r. c. and S of V. make special
request that all boys who served in
the late war be present at this service.
Dinner will be served as usual for the
soldiers. Sons of Veterans and w, X.
c. Members are requested to bring
food.
orrin Jsckman has purchased an au-
tomobile. He was business visitor in
Hardwick Saturday.
Miles Nelson spent the week end
with relatives in East Hardwick.
George White visited friends in
Woodbury. Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Daley visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Hoyt,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-26
EAST CALAIS

Mr.. and Mrs. John Wallen of Mont
pelier were at George Lawson's on Sm-
day.
Roy Abbott and family were visitors
in Hardwick on Saturday.
+. f. Brown had one hand quite Sc
riously injured while cranking his au-
tomobile on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Winn OF Mont
pelier visited friends in town recently.
The Carnes school was not in ses-
sion the first of the week on account
Of the sickness Of the teacher.
DR. NJ. ID. Warren Of Cabot was in
town on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Brown and
daughter were visitors in Hardwick the
last of the week.
DIR. Franklin Dwinell Of Boston Wis
tied his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. b.
Dwinell, over Sunday,
Philip Drenan and Milton Leonard
of Goddard seminary were visitors at
O. y. Guernsey's over the week end.
Nurse Drenan has returned from
Hsrdwiek
Elwin Slayton of Barre visited his
brother. John Slayton, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Bullock of Barre
were recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Bullock
Harold Dwinell, Orange county
agent. was a visitor at his home here
recently.
Margaret Sanders was at home from
Montpelier seminary on Sunday
Alma Leonard has moved from the
Archie Persons tenement, where she
spent the winter, 10 her home just out
side the village.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-26
STOWE

Miss Margaret Taylor of Montreal
is visiting her sister and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Mcmahon.
Rev. and Mrs. f. L. Goddard of Cabot
motored to Stowe Monday, visiting
Mrs. Goddard's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. j. Holden
At the regular meeting of Mansfield
Mountain grange Saturday evening the
first and second degrees will be con-
ferred upon class of candidates.
Mrs. Louise Lucia, who has sold her
house on Luce hill to Warren Gale, Civ
ing immediate possession, was the last
of the family OF Ivory Luce, who lived
on that territory settled by Mr.. Luce
more than hundred years ago. After
Mr.. Luce's sons married, the original
territory was divided into five farms,
one for each son, but it has now all
passed into other hands Mrs.
Lucia was the last person who lived
in that school district, No. IA, who was
living there 20 years ago.
Mrs. Blanche Gilbert of East Crafts
bury is employed by Mrs. F. f. Bailey.
Mrs. Bailey is able to be about the
house little after nine weeks i'll
ness.
A COW belonging to Arthur Ather in
the little river neighborhood recently
got out of the pasture and ate up the
potatoes cut up for planting left out
side at a neighbor's, and then proceeded
to eat Sine" shirt from the neigh
boris clothesline. The shirt lodged in the
cows throat and she was discovered
in the act Of choking to death by a
passerbv. who was, however, unable to
relieve the COW of the shirt. A neigh
Dor woman came TO the rescue and
rolling up her sleeve thrust her hand
down the cows throat and pulled cut
the shirt.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w Tinkhsm and
daughter. Alberta. came Monday to
visit relatives and attend the firemen's
ball Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A Cleveland visited
Mrs. Cleveland's brother, ID. J. Adams,
and family in Waterbury Center Sun
day
Gale H. Shaw motored 10 Burlington
Tuesday accompanied by his mother,
Mrs. II. +. Shaw, and sister, Miss Ruby.
The latter underwent an operation for
appendicitis at the Mary Fletcher hos
pitsl Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Frank Bean. who was called
here bv the death OF her sister Mrs.
Guy Ayers, returns Sunday to Dexter,
Ne.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-26
Is Your Blood Starving
For Want of Iron?
hon 10 Red-BIood Food -Nuxsted Iron Heips
Put Roses Into the Cheek. Of Women and
Gives Strength and Energy 10 Men

n you we're 10 80 without eating until you
become weak. thin ard craciaied, you could
not do a more serious harm 70 yourself than
VIXEN you ief your blood literally starye for
vznf Of iron-iron that gives i strength aud
power b. change food into living tissue.
muscle and bran. Without plenty Of iron
In the blood. no matter how much or what
you eat vour food simply passes through you
vithout doing you any good--yoa don't get
the strength cut Il i and instead Of being
filed Nth youthful strength ard energy you
are wal. nervous ard al rundown II you
are rot strong or urIi you owe i @ yourself
% make the following test See how lous
vrr can wrrk or Sow fs- vou can ga@
without becoming tired. Next t.ks tive i've
r-si- tahi-fs % ordinary NuNaf-d Iron th-re
ti--rs r~r sav after meals for two wrsks,
sh-~ test vuur Strength srsin ard So Boy
--rrh ven have rainsd Numhcrs 81 nervous
-rn-a0un rer-'s utn wr-- silrnE At -
-hifr have crest ss.anishingiv increased t1rir
sf---rTf ard endurance ei-rF y tasiE
7--- = - -~r-r- far-- Rrt d115t tzEe -
- Rs-ss IN i~rr sir-r'v % ave tew certs
Wee -uust take f--r v t1-m tat cs-
-.ssfv sNs~-Ass s~a sss--iiafr1 hE- Nuv-
49, Tr-~ n ~-- waut z - do y-u zrF rn'1-
-sAr--fs- = ~-s~ r~r~r wr-s- fs11 use- -
" - -----rr Tnrzt-i i~e- trC- ycr-
r--r~sss - a. shszfrsr r-s~art-e = zairs-
rs-ssr- - r--r -sr-re 1T - rriu11e1
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-26
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION
Mrs. Anna Tcrrill Died Sunday After
Several Weeks Illness.

AiSia Terrill died at her home last
Sunday after an illness of several
weeks Mrs. Terrill was "a years old
She has been a widow for the past 10
wears. She has four children living and
one grandchild, Leon Jacobs, with
whom Mrs. Terrill lived. The funeral
was held Tuesday afternoon on Noun
tain avenue and the burial took place
at the cemetery iii the center OF the
town, Rev III. L. Thornton officiating.
RAYMOND Trainor DIR. o, w. Daley
Fred /. Davies, Howard Pease, c. b
Ward, H. D. Wheeler were the delegatet
elected to attend the state convention
in Montpelier Wednesday, May 20, and
are now attending this convention.
Miss Marion Young of Aver, Mass.
is visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs S. l. Reed, of Wilder.
A special meeting of the Loyal club
was held in Gates Memorial library
Monday afternoon. The purpose of the
meeting was to decide whether the
club should conduct the local campaign
for funds for pre- tuberculosis proven
forum. 1t was voted that the club
take charge OF this campaign. The
quota TO be raised in the state is $780,
600. and the town of Hartford's share
is 500 Members of the club will en-
deavor to canvass the town of Hart
ford for funds from now until June
). Mrs. C. W. Cameron is chairman of
the drive, assisted by the Loyal club
president, Mrs. D. A. Pingree, and the
l. x,ili ha NJ ho "a nf N
A Pingree.
The Windsor county spelling contest
was held in the Hartford high school
Friday afternoon, May 81. Ten towns
in the county took part and there were
20 contestants Eight Of the 20 con
tcstants stood up for the first hour and
forty minutes and IL were standing
at the end of this period. The mum
Der of words given out were 1920 and
most of the words were taken from the
Jones list of words. The two that
had first and second places in the con
test were Dorothy Claflin of White Riv
er junction and Clarence Sharp of Beth
ell Town.
G.. D. Williams left Tuesday by au-
tomobile to visit his wife, who is at
DR.. Parks sanatorium in Stoneham,
Mass, where his wife is receiving medi-
cal treatment.
Mr.. Eaton and two other men, while
driving over Seminary hill, West Leb
anon, Sunday evening, lost control OF
the car by the breaking Of the steering
gear and the car ran into the stone wall
and turned turtle. The car was badly
damaged but the occupants of the ear
were not injured.
a large delegation of Masons from
United Brethren lodge, f. and A. NJ,
went to Lebanon Monday evening to
attend the comforting of the third de
gree on five candidates by Franklin
lodge of Lebanon. The work was put
on by the members of the lodge from
West Lebanon, George Garden acting
as master.
Albert Hersey of Springfield was
visitor at the home of Rev and Mrs.
II l.. Thornton recently.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-26
GROTON

Miss Agnes Taylor Of WoOdsviIle. y.
IT,. was at the home of her mother,
Mrs Maribah Taylor, over Sunday.
b. 5. Eastman and NJ D. CoiTrin.
delegates to the state convention, went
10 Montpelier yesterday.
Mrs. Edward Emery and Mrs. Sadie
StinsOn were WOodsyille. y. H.. visit
ors yesterday.
Mrs. Samuel Mills OF South Rvegste
was caller in town yesterday.
Mrs. JACKSON Jones visited her
daughter. Mrs c. W. Whitehill OF ST.
Johnsbury. Yesterday and today.
Mrs Mary JsHall and Mrs. W b.
Darling we're a. - Johnsbury on
Monday
Pred McDufiec 81 Waits River was a
visitor ~ C. y. Page over sunday.
Mr. McDuhee, who passed several
DAYS last week wiki her parents, re-
turned home with her husband
TIE vear-old son Of Nj and Mrs.
NoVtop Dennis fen from a b-d Sat
urday sud Eas quite hsdly injured
The child Was taken 10 81 lohnsbury.
where &c was found one leg Wa frae-
ured above the knee. After receiving
treas ncnt The little one returned home
with bic parents
NJ. and Mr.. A " Cohrin and Mr.
and Mr.. " r. Carber AMI Florence
Csrbre motorei - Burlington on sun
day 81 pass a fsw days with air and
Mrs Morn. Cofrin, their son and
brother
Nr> ~ L Ttatsan ifit Monday
az erus5n to si.lt her son Df Harris
pTx af NaI3eu. Mas and also her
ms hrr zni sister q salem. Ma
3 ~ Daring g Bradford as- Co
s.amw uaa.a-Eau
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-26
RANDO[ PHI.
Housing Accommodations Are Being
Considered by Town People.

SVboAhSASA W AVN a SVPiNr
A large meeting was held on Mon
day night in the hall of the American
Legion, which was arranged by the
board of trade. X. A. Cooke of Bur-
lington came by invitation TO speak to
those assembled on the work of the
building and loan association of Bur
lington and its work Mr.. Cooke gave
citation in this city in detail and out
lined the work of forming an assoeia-
ton. While the need of comfortable
apartments in this town is impera
tive, the present cost of building is dis
couraging The project was we'll dis
cussed, but no definite action taken,
and it was not decided just what course
to pursue. An association may be
formed later, TO take action in regard
to providing suitable quarters.
The funeral of the late William
Hutchinson was held on Tuesday at
the home of Stephen Hutchinson, the
brother. The sad circumstances at.
tending the death Of Mr. Hutchinson
by his own hand on Sunday morning
were mdut knuNu bH
Hutchinson had suffered the loss Of one
hand by accident, and other misfor-
tunes had attended him, and il is
thought that these and other things
had unsettled his mind, and that he
was not responsible for his act. De-
ceased is survived by his father and
two sisters, living here, and two broth
ers living in Braintree. He was in the
vicinity OF IS years of age.
Mrs. Bertha Thompson of swamp
scott. Mass, who has been with her
sister, Mrs. C. W. Hayward, aud fsmi
w, left for her home on Tuesday.
Mrs. A. l.. Galarneau returned Mon
day from several days stay in Proc
torsville. where she has been visiting
relatives
Greystone. which has been closed for
several months, has been opened for
the summer and Mr.. and Mrs. \. j..
Chandler have returned from New York
to occupy the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston OF STAFFORD
have purchased the house owned by
Mrs. Julia Udall on Fales street. Mrs.
UdsIl has reserved two rooms and will
board with her daughter, Mrs. Preston.
While Fred Jerd was in Braintree
on Sunday he captured three young
foxes. which he brought home and they
are now in box, fitted up for their
home, which they seem TO enjoy great
ly.
The Kurt Reichel, Inc, factory are
now employing about 10 girls, three
having been called on Monday morning
Each week additional help is called and
only few~are taught At time Those
who have been employed in this work
are well pleased with it and there Is
every indication that the business will
be success.
S. w. Howard, who has been grad
ually losing strength for several weeks,
was not as well on Monday. His son
and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. William How
ard have arrived and may remain
permanently with their parents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-26

in Waits River several days last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendolyn Beck %
Barre were week end guests at thu
home of her parents, Mr., and Mrs. F.
A. Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Carr OF
Wrightsyille were Sunday guests al
the home of f. II. Doton.
Elmer Celley OF East Calais visited
his sister. Mrs Harold Fair, over sun
day.
Mrs. Ruth Butterfeld of North Mont.
peier sgas in town recently.
S. B. Nelson was in Montpelier on
Thursday.
George Lawson has sold his land,
known as the Kent pasture, to John
Fair.
Mrs. Nancy Camp has returned t.
her home in Worcester, after visiting
friends in town several weeks.
Mrs. Alice Fair was in Worcester
one day last week.
Mrs. Willard Lawson of Wolcott was
a recent visitor of friends in town.