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BENSON

William NJ. Newton, of Alabama. who
has been visiting DR.. Newton and friends
further north, returned to Evergreen,
Ala. Saturday,-Mrs. Blanche Duck, of
Schenectady, N. Y, is at l.. ID. Belden's.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Geiger and daugh-
ter, Louise. start for Missouri this week.
where they will make their home.-Dr. j.
p, Newton. who has been to RQuses Point
n. Y, Highgate. Swanton and st. Adams.
arrived home Tuesday.-The Rev. Scott
Cooley began his vacation August u. He
addressed a band of Boy Scouts Sunday
afternoon at their camp east OF this vii
laee.-Mrs. Pulaski Meacham, aged 81
years, fell last Tuesday without any APP
parent cause and broke her hip. Her re-
covery is very uncertain. She is attended
by DR.. Rushmore Lape, of Fair Haven.
She has many friends who wish her a
happy recovery.-Mrs. c. L. Irving of
Greenfield. Mass. is visiting at the Rev.
David H. Strong s.-Miss Catherine
Shaughennssy and little brother, Thomas
of Bellows Falls, are visiting at J. c.
| BARRIERS at DR.. Newton's house,-Arthur
| Graham has assumed his new duties as
| successor to Albert Geiger-Miss Blanche
Duck, Of Schenectady, N. Y, is here spend
| ing a few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs l.. D. Belden.-S. Il. Rice, of Colo
Springs is lying critically III at his home
| It Is reported he has very small chance
! of getting better.-Mrs. Elliott MacRob
erts, of Troy. n. Y, and her two-year-olC
son are visiting at Bert Wests.-Lilllaf
West has gone to Glens Falls, n. Y, u
spend her vacation.-Mr, and Mrs. Franz
b. Alden and son. william, of Glen
Falls, N. Y. have been visiting at Der
West's.-B. j. Barber and family. OF or
we'll, visited at j. C. BARRIERS Sunday
William West, of Sunset Lake was her.
Sunday to see his parents. Mr. and Mrs
| Bert West.
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CRAFTSBURY

The Rev. o. 3. Wells of the Methodist
Episcopal Church is taking his vacation
There will be no services August u and
2a.-Mrs. Ethel Green is spending several
days In Observation-Disclosures Sawyer. Of
Bridgeport. Conn. is spending his vaca-
ton with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ
&. Sawyer.-Mrs. Winslow has gone to
Barton, where she expects to spend some
time.-Almost everyone is attending the
Chautauaua at Hardwick this week-Fred
Kemp. who returned from Brightlook hos
pital n week ago, is not improving very
fast.-Mr. and Mrs. Basil and children OF
East Craftsbury, were Sunday guests Of
her parents Mr.. and Mrs W. r. Hardy
Barbara Daverson returned Saturday from
Columbia University, New York, where
she has been taking a course-John Bah
cock, of Hardwick. was business visitor
in town Monday.
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LOWELL

Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry Algcr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Alger and daughter. of Wor-
cester. Mass. and Miss Glenna Tracy, Of
Orleans. were guests Thursday of Mr.. and
Mrs Volney Sisco.-Mr. and Mrs. +. G.
kinsly entertained his uncle. Daniel Kins-
ley, and cousin. Carrie kinsley. of Wor-
ccster. Mass, last week.-The Rev. n. ..
Megert is attending the Methodist camp
meeting at Sheldon.-Ela Long and Ruth
Davis. of Albany were in town last week
visiting relatives -Raymond Sylvester and
George and Harland Rouse left Sunday
for the northwest.-A son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Pontrie August 15.--
Eugene Curtis, OF Boston, has been in
town visiting relatives.-F. Guy Kinsley
and family were visitors in Fairfax n few
days last week.--Flora Coburn. Of High
gate, visited friends in town last week.
Mrs. Arthur Grow and two children and
Mrs. r. r. Field and son. of Johnson,
were Sunday visitors at C. II. Newton's.
Floyd Newton spent "a few days last
week in Johnson visiting his sister. Mrs.
r. F.. Field.-wlbur Souther passed away
Monday at Ave o'clock after an illness of
several weeks. lie was II years of age
and lifelong resident OF this town. He
leaves one son and five grandchildren be-
sides many friends to mourn his loss.
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WESTFIELD

The friends Of the Rev. ]. Elliot Bow
man, of Ipswich, Mass, will regret to
hear that his mother. Madame Bowman,
is in a very critical condition, having been
confined to her bed for six months.
large number went to Westmore Sunday
to attend the concert of the bands from
northwestern Vermont and lower Province
of Quebec.-Mrs. l.. A. BLY,, of Omaha, who
has been visiting her cousin. Mrs d. Ed
win Wright, for the past three weeks.
went to st. Adams Saturday on her way
home.-Mrs. Abby Williams and Mrs. Eva
Hitchcock. of Providence, r. l., are visit
ing their brother, Judge Gilpin. for a few
days.-A well attended picnic was held in
the Drew grove Tuesday by the churches
of this town and Troy Christopher w.
Bryant, aged about s., died last Wednes-
day Of arterio scerosis. He deserves more
than a passing notice. He came to this
town from his native Province of Quebec
when very young man. BY good 1udg-
ment and industry he soon became one Of,
IL not the most well-to do persons in town
and lived here until about year ago.
when he went to live with his grandson,
Cliff Bryant. OF Troy. The late Mr.. Bry-
ant married Miss Orett Farman and but
one of their children. William s..
survives together with three grandchil-
dren. Mr.. Bryant held all the most i'm
portant town offices as long as he would
take them, represented the town in the
Legislature. was director in the Barton
and Lamoile County Savings Banks
etc. He was an unusually good farmer
! and of first-class business ability in an
| all-round way. But most OF all he was
| a kind neighbor, ever ready 10 help in
sickness as long as his health permitted
good many from here attended the fu-
neral at Troy The burial was in the fam
lily lot here.-Harold Ramsdell returned
from a Boston hospital last week.-Harry
Reed was taken suddenly and seriously
i'll last week and remains about the
same.-The Misses Natalie and Nora
Remission, Of Irasburg. spent two
days last week with Miss Grace
Longley.-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Longle!
spent the weekend with George Kennis
ton of Irasburg. Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton
Harding spent Monday in North Troy
Mrs. Guy George and daughter. OF Man
sonville, Can. spent two days with he
mother. Mrs o. w. Bailey last week.
Miss Eva Miller, of Waterbury. and MI
and Mrs Roy King. of Leominster. Mass
were guests at Baileys last week-Alto
Bailey went to Waterbury to visit a
George Mllers last week.-Mrs.. Burnt
of Newport. has been spending two week
with Mrs. w. d. Bell.-Dr. Wark, Of Barre
brought II. B. Hitchcock home last weei
He is much benefited by the operation an
treatment received at the Barre hospita
DIR. Wark was accompanied by tw
/. friends who spent a day at w. ID. Bell
fishing.
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RANDOLPH CENTER

TIL Rev. Herbert Barker has gone to
Palmer, Mass. for a weeks vacation
The Rev. and Mrs. Snow and infant son.
returned last Saturday after spending
tome time in Ottawa.-Miss Ina WEIGH and
Mrs. Georgia Howard of Detroit. who
have been at the old homestead for a
month went to Elmira, n. Y. to visit
relatives Friday.-Mrs. Hugh Philips and
children have gone to their home in Mont
pelier for a week Miss Elizabeth Holden
ccompanied them.-Mrs. Bessie Adams
Dunn Of Woodstock is with her mother.
Mrs. Mary Adams. for A visit-Mrs Rob-
ert King of Burlington returned home
Saturday after three weeks visit with
her parents DR.. and Mrs. II. A. Allen
Mrs. Cornelia David and son and mother
Of st. Adams were visitors Wednesday
at the Colonial.-Mr and Mrs. Edwin Da-
Wis of White River Junction were over
Sunday guests at the Colonial.
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Reba Jamlson, of Passumpsc is spending
two weeks with her sister, Miss Helen
Jamson. who is employed in the office
of c. II. Davis.-'rhe steamer Yiocco was
chartered for the day Tuesday and Eagle
Point campers loaded up their lunch
baskets and went on their annual outing
to Bryant's Landing.-Judge e. j. Smith
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Eaton, Of Newport, Joined the party
Miss Christine Baltvoig is III with tonsi-
litis.-Mr and Mrs Harry Craft and three
daughters, of Fairfax, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. m.-liarold Young.
of Boston. is spending his vacation with
his mother, Mrs. q. b. Young. w. Ram
has returned to her home in Woodsville
after visiting relatives In town.-Myron
Brainerd, Of Charlotte, s. c.. Is visiting his
sister. Mrs, Rufus Spear and other rel
uf
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NORTH FAYSTON

Moses Murphy of Waterbury Center
was I'm town one day the past week.-Mr'
ana Mrs Clyde Phillips of Moretown Wis
tied a few days at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs, c. BsCorliss.-Fred Lozelle of DuN-
hurry was in town Sunday.-The Misses
Beatrice and Mildred Dunbar, Mable Cor
liss. Everett Perkins and Frank Howard
of Waitsfield were in town Sunday.-Mrs.
Myrtle Smith and Mrs. Alice Henry were
in Waterbury one day the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Nelson were in
Montpelier Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Aub-
rev Nelson of Cabot returned with them
and will visit friends and relatives here
before going west. After returning from
the west Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson will 20 to
Florida on account Of Mr.. Nelson's
health.-Gerald Stokes of Waitsfeld was
in town Sundsy.-Mr and Mrs. Charles
Wheeler are spending few days at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Walter Cor
liss, of notwithstanding struck Bert
Marbles barn Sunday evening, but die
not set 1t on dre.-stephen Nelson. Jr.. OF
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SOUTH KOYALTON

On Tuesday afternoon a Chautauq
course of three days was opened. A n
sized audience attended the first emit
tainment. which comprised a concert
the John Ross Reed company and II
.ture by DIR. Robert w. Mclaughlin
Benefits Forgot" In the evening,
McI,aughlin spoke on THE Governing
of the United States" and another "a
cert was given by the Reed company.
Wednesday, lecture was given by
director on "A Canary in Coal Mini
also The Making of an American MI
Pauline Ellington organized the You
America club and gave a pleasing p1
gram of stories for young and old' AZ
the Frederick's company save two ca
certs, The Thursday program follow
Afternoon, Americans Ar Detarhmf
from Camp Upton Recruit Education Ce
ter. a concert and entertainment; Or
mer w. Smith, lecturer 'Comnun
leadership" The evening program L'
ture by Dr. Smith, UNITED Amerlca
concert and entertainment by the
tachment.- Among the many Vlsitofs
town are Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey a
daughter, who are visiting with NJ
Harvey's mother Mrs. Foster'-lrVi
Stuart has resigned his position al
meat market and has accepted posi''
in the White Mountains as tlme-Nee'
for a lumber company.-On Tuesday
auto truck which is used to convey era
for road repairs ran Off the pans ao'
a mile below the village. II went 100 III
the bank on meeting another auto
the earth gave way. No one was 'h'u'
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Windsor County
SHARON

Sharon's 18th annual Old Home day
Wednesday, Aug. II, was very success
The oldest person at the tables
George w. Smith Of STAFFORD now
years Of age. He was In fine spirits wal
without a cane and had good appel
Other aged ones present included NJ
Q. Mosher Sharon. 50; Mrs. Edgar W
kins, South Royalton, "a; John n. SIN
Sharon G. A. r. veteran. 81: He
Randa. Broad Brook. s0 Nelson Sn
Sharon, 80: Captain Horace French. W
Lebanon. n. H., 81: Joseph Fay and N
Fay. Sharon, each a: Charles Bro@
Sharon. 70: James NJ. Hurdly and Wild
South Royalton, he IN and she -: Mel
W. White. Hartford. So: Mrs. Da(
Moore, Concord. n. H. -: Mrs. Ele|
Clifford. Pomfret, IS; Mrs. Sarah Wd
Hartford. IS; Mrs. Lydia White, Shah
rs; Mrs. Martha Walker, Sharon.
Frank Snow. Pomfret, q; Mrs. Nj
Smith, East Pomfret. 76: I. G.. Spraa
Hartford. 50; Miss Elizabeth Sprague,
sister, q: Mrs. John French. Hartfd
~; Carl Jones, Sharon. so: William MI
Sharon, 70; John and Hannah Bari
Sharon, re II. and she 10; Miss 2
Emeline Chase, Meriden. y. H.
Charles D. Porter. Lowell, Mass,
Hiram Snow. Sharon, 70 Charles Bro
Sharon. 79; Moses f. Brown, South Stf
ford, %: Miss Josephine Keith, E,
Barnard rs; Mrs. Eunce Sherlock Pow
Amherst. Mass. Is; Mrs. A. NJ. McGinl
Sharon, 70; Nelson Snow, Sharon. 80; Jt
H. Hewitt, South Royalton. "a; \
Samuel f. Pingree, Hartford, 80; n
| Sarah B. Baxter, Boston, IS; Joel
Phelps, West Hartford Is; Mrs. En-
Phelps, Lebanon, y. H.. -; DR.. 0.
Phelps and Mrs. Phelps of Warren. Ma
he 70, she 20; Daniel f. Parkhurst, Shar
rs; Judson j. Parker, Sharon, %; Sam
F.. Leonard Pomfret. "a. Oscar F. Al
! Cambridge, Mass. Il In the aftern
there was a musical and literary
gram in the congregational Church, v
Clyde L. Josyn presiding. James hi
ness spoke on "Vermonts Economic
portunities and Possibilities. The al
ence filed every seat in the spacious al
forum. Later ball game between X
dolph and Sharon mines was won
| Sharon. score IA to 3.
The officers elected for the
Sharon Old, Home day. are John W.
son. president: Chandler Mason V
president; Mrs. Thelbert Huntley. SCI
tary; and Wells C. Porter, treasure
Clifton Ashley. Of New Bedford, Ma
and son. Clifton, of Lexington. Mass
in town inspecting the farm they bou
on the STAFFORD road the past years
Highway Commissioner Stoddard B. Ba
of Derby, with Mrs. Bates and daush
Barbara, and son. Lee. were guests at
sharon House Friday.-The Rev. and y
Edward Rose. of Chicopee. Mass. are
pected visitors this week at the honest
Of her parents. the late Rev ana
e. B. Chamberlin. Mr.. Rose is the pa
of the Congregational Church In Chico
Plans are making or an all day c.
munity picnic on the village conmo
Miss Fanny Ladd. native or shal
and daughter of the late Mr.. ana J
rbandle I,add Is in town.
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DERBY

Mrs. Arthur Kimball has gone to Nova
Scotia for a three weeks vacation.-Mrs'
Kate Moran. of Washington, d. c., Is Wis
itng her parents.-Mrs. Arnold Thayer
and two children. of Jackson, Mich, VINO
have been visiting Mrs. w. F. Ningsbury'
have returned home.-Miss Ida Hastings
is visiting friends in Island Pond.-Mr'
and Mrs. Ralph Larrabee. of Hyde Park,
were recent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. A,
N Utton.-Mrs. Cora Hill, of Milford, N.
H., has been visiting friends in town.
Miss Lottie Fuller has returned from Bur
lington, where she attended summer school
at the University of Vermont.-Mrs. IL
II. Tilley and Mrs. NJ. A. Adams have re-
turned from Burlington and Montpelier
where they have spent four weeks.-Mr
and Mrs. Lyle Cass. of Springfield have
bought Henry Baldwins farm.
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Rutland County
BRANDON

Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Gpson have re-
turned from a two weeks trip to Mont
real. Thousands Islands and Buffalo.
y. Y.-Ira Maxfield and family have re-
turned from Lake Dunmore, where they
occupied the Lavonche cottage for two
weeks.-Miss Louise Misch Of Cleveland.
Ohio. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs George w.
Kenney.-Mr. and Mrs. c. ]. Braley have
returned from a ten days trip to the Adj
rondacks.-Miss Wadleigh Hull has re-
turned to her home in New York city
after spending a week here with Mrs.
Leo r. Reed and sister. Miss Dottie Kid
der of Champain street.-The Misses
Hazel and Lucy Bartholomew left Sunday
for a two weeks trip to Illinois and
Iowa.
Mr.. and Q :. James Fl. Hilton, who
have been sitting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Ladam have returned to Schenectady,
n. Y. They were accompanied by Mrs.
Ladam and Mrs. Alice Thomas.-Miss
Mary A. German is enjoying a week S
vacation at Lake Dunmore.-Mrs. John
| II. Pexton and daughter, Miss Bertha
Pexton of Rutland. spent Sunday here
with Mrs. Leo T. Reed and Miss Dottic
Kidder.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall of
New York city arrived in town Tuesday
and have gone to the Hall cottage at
Lake Dunmore for several weeks.-F. E.
\ Kingsley of the Button hardware store
! is enjoying a two weeks vaction.-Mr
and Mrs. Van Buskirk of Rochester,
n. Y, visiting at the home OF Mr.
| and Mrs. 5. j. Grover
The fourth day of Chautauqua drew two
large audiences. The entertainment in
the afternoon by the International artists
and the entertainment and lecture in the
! were much eniOyed, The pro
gram for to-day commences at 2:3'
o'clock with a lecture-recital by Gabrie
Hines pianist and composer, on Music
the Democratic Art" and Mr.. and Mrs
c. Rucker will give health demonstra
ton, entitled physically Fit" In the
evening at 7:3O o'clock the Chautauqus
players will present the comedy "Rebeccs
of Sunnybrook Farm. Word has beer
received of the death in a Lowell, Mass.
hospital, where she was taken afte
being scalded of Mrs. Martha E,llei
Meekin wife of Robert Meekin, formerl.
of this town.-Deputy Collector Edward
X Johnson of Newport is spending hi
vacation of two weeks here with hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs James Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Cady of Jericho ar
spending a few days at the home of MI
and Mrs. II. D. CrOoks-Miss Elsi
Lockwood. who has been at the home o
Mrs Lemira Manchester for several days
has returned to New York city.-Ther
, will be a game of baseball this afternoo
at the Forestdale A. A. grounds be
tween the Forestdale team and the Swan
ton Baseball club.-Charles French, VIII
, has been spending several weeks at tn
, home of his son. Sherwn French, leave
to-day for Cleveland, Ohio.
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Orleans County
NEWPORT

Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Davis left Satur-
day on 10 days trip by auto through
the White Mountains. over the Mohawk
Trail to Saratoga and WATERFOWL. \. Y.
coming back by way of Malone and Rouses
Point. They are accompanied by Miss
Gladys Richardson, of Newport Center
and Miss Madelyn Ryder, of Fitch Bay,
Que.-Mr. and Mrs. Sankey Comfy. of Bos
ton, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs Edwin
Comfy on their way to Sherbrooke to visit
Mr.. Conly's twin brother Moody Comfy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Henry Jewel, who
have been the guests of Miss May Libby,
have returned to their home in Detroit.
Miss Florence Burns and James Cor
bett of Boston. who have been spending
their vacation with Mrs Angelina Burns,
have returned home.-Raymond Brown
and Glenn Sails were in Fitch Bay, p. O..
over the week -end.-Mr. and Mrs Leon
Curtice. of Lyndonville, spent Sunday with
Mrs. H. p. Leavitt-Mrs. Edith Whitney
Mclean, Of Worcester, Mass, Is visiting
her sister. Mrs. T. c. Gale.-E d. McGow-
an, of Bellows Falls. was In town Sunday.
Mrs. William Bissell and daughter, Miss
Mildred Bissell. Of Beebe, visited friends
in town Saturday.-Miss Lila Magoon, Of
North Troy. Is visiting relatives in town.
H. S. Root, Mrs. Annie Magoon. Miss
Gendron. Joseph Gendron and Henry
Morse spent Sunday at Potion Springs
Miss Mildred Sisco. of Newport Center,
has been the guest of Mrs. II. f. Drown.
Mr.. and Mrs C. G. Humphrey and
granddaughter. Miss Gertrude Green. Wis
tied relatives in Sherbrooke Sunday
Sterling Waite. OF Fitch Bay. p. O., was
a visitor in town Saturday.-C. b. Albee
manager of the Direct Importing Co.. has
returned from a weeks trip through the
White MOuntains.-Mies Annie Barker, OF
Somerville, Mass, is a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. d. Flint.-Mrs. Blanche Hall Is
enjoying two weeks vacation from heI
work at F. ID. Flints.--J. A. Brock, who
motored here from New York city, will
take his sister-in-law. Mrs Addie Brock
home with him, leaving to-day. While ir
New York Mrs. Brock will consult q
specialist.-Mis Beatrice Gingras has re
turned to work at Flints store after two
weeks vacation.-Mrs. Myrtle Fisher, Mis-.
Nellie Fisher, and Miss Alice Young, o
Lowell, Mass, are guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. C. d. Wilkinson.-Mrs Maurice Sock
ol and daughter. Mrs Eva Brodie. VIII,
were badly injured in an auto acciden
several days ago. are recovering. and will
soon he able to be out.-Miss Florenc
Brown, Miss Grace Brown. Sam Bowie
and Ray Brown attended the Adven
campmeeting at Magog Sunday.-Mrs
David GLADDEN. and children, of Spring
field, Mass, are visiting Mrs. GLADDEN.
father, sydney Swett-Mr. and Mrs
Henry Ranches are visiting relatives /
Richford
Mrs. A. c. Fairbrother and grandson
Clinton Fairbrother, are visiting Mr.
Fairbrother's sister, Mrs A. X Power
in St. Johnsbury,-Mrs, Charles Youn
has returned from a two weeks trip I
Boston.-Mrs. Harold Lewis and so,
Ralph, are visiting Mrs. Lewis's Crane
mother, Mrs. G. j.. Boyden, In North Tro
Mrs. George Hayes has returned from
visit to relatives In Derby Line.-A.
tcobleigh was in Essex county Friday ar
En1n16nxAn gaad Gans ructionwork
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WAITSFIELD

Mrs. E. ]. Allen, of stoneham, M
is the guest Of Mrs. Clara B. Miller
Sunday school picnic, which was held
the old fair grounds near Robert MICA
ters Saturday, was we'll attended. -Get
Clutter. of Swanton, Is a guest at G..
Jones's.- The Y. G. c. Of the Congr,
ttonal Church gave a play. The
ventures O. Grandpa, in the I. o. o
hall Wednesday evening.-Mr. and
NJ. b. Jones left Monday for their h.
In Newton Center, Mass.-Mr. and
Harold Billings moved Thursday to Pl
field. where Mr.. Billings has a posi-
as principal Of the Junior high school,
and Mrs. Walter Gaylord have retul
after spending week in camp at H
gate.
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WARREN

Orrin Clough was taken to the He'd
hospital the past week for an operat
j. p. Tucker and family. A. W. Tud
and family and Mrs Alice Tucker VI
in Bristol the past week to attend
Murray picnic.-Mr. and Mrs. Pearl H
and son. Gardner. were in Granville Tn,
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burbank,
Montpelier, have been guests at J..
Greenvoods the past week.. L. Spa,
ing has been having an attack Of rheu
tism.-Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tucker
children were in Barre Saturday.-w
Moore and sons, Jasper and Johnnie, U
in Burlington Sunday. John Buz
and daughter, Lena May, of Waitsl
snent seVeral DAYS In tnWn the nast M