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bouquet of white carnations. Mr. and
Mrs. Mack have gonc on IL trip to Bos-
ton and New York. The bride Is a. grad
uate of the ST. Adams hospital training
school for nurses. having been a nurse
groom lie n brother of Mrs. II. Il. Butler
ana Charles Bashnw of this city.
Among those present from out of town
We're George Mack Of Charlotte and
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mack of Peck
skill. N Y.
The first scarlet fever case to be re-
ported in this vicinity Is in the Felix
Rensdettc family at the Bay, where
ono OF the children Is suffering with
the disease.
The condition of Mrs. John McCiroggs,
VINO underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis is Mt the st. Adams hospital
Tuesday, Is favorable.
Fred Peters is confined to the house
by illness
The condition of I. A. Paquctte, who
IL seriously i'll of pneumonia ia
slightly improved.
The condition of Don Morey, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Morey of Fairfield,
who underwent IN operation at the St.
Adams hospital a. few days ago, IL fav-
orahic
Mrs. Eva Pariseau or Lake street,
who was recently operated upon at tho
hospital. has returned home.
The condition of Miss Frances Rodd-
en-, who has been confined to her home
by illness for several days. is much i'm
proved
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WILLISTON

A. e. Martin. who is numbering about
Is miles from Stowe village, was at homo
Christmas day, returning TO his work
Sunday night.-Miss Florence Metcalf of
Maiden. Mass, 10 at home for her holt
has position In Massachusetts. IL at
home for n two weeks vacation.-F'rank-
lin Isham, who 10 n teacher in lew Iork
State. is the guet OF his parents. Mr.
and Mrs Hiram Isham, for the holidays.
Miss Luella Peters went to Bolton
Saturday to visit her parents.-Dana
Isham from the north part of the state
was In town last week.--Mr. and Mrs
Fred May spent Christmas day with
their parents in Richmond.-David De-
mag, who has been blacksmithing In the
the Lunderville brothers and gene to
Burlington to live for the remainder of
the winter.-Harold Isham is at home for
the holidays.-Tho Christmas tree and en-
tertainment Friday night at the Metho-
dist Church was well attended. The Chill
dren did finely, Notwithstanding the short
time they had for rehcarsals.-John
Forbes of New York state is the guest
OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Forbes, through the holidays.Ariss Nelly
Isham of Burlington spent last Satur-
day and Sunday with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Tiras Isham.--Mrs. Serotla,
Prior WHO has been away the past year,
came last week ana is boarding Mt Mrs.
A. q. Martin s.-Marshall Krans. who
has been i'll. Is quite a little better.
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MONTGOMERY

There is TO be watch nighe ::erv-
ice in the Methodist Church on Fri
service in the Methodist Church on Fri
day night commencing at 11:1S. The pas
tor will give u talk on New Year
Idea Ideals. There will be special sing
!n9.-Mr. and MIS-. FL! Shangraw had quite
a house full! for Christmas including Mr..
and Mrs. Il. II. Shangraw OF st. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Shangraw and
three children Of Richford, and Mr.. and
Mrs. @. II. Whitcomb and son. Fay. OK
Enosburg.--The Misses Dorothy and
Lucy Parker and Charles and Robert
Parker were able TO be with their par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Matt S. Parker for
ChristInas.-Other Christmas visitors
here were Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Boynton
OF st. Adams at Mrs. Louis Boinherd's g;
Richard PARKER of Manchester, y. H..
at Mr. and Mrp. Carl Parl<er'e; Mr.. aud
Mrs. Edward Domino and two children
of New York city and Harold Domino OF
Orleans at Darius Domino; the Misses
Gladys and Marjorie Kirlences At tho
Observation-Disclosures exercises were
held IN the village hall Christmas eve.
Training OF tho children Showed NOS
peinstaking caro- and reflected the great
est credit both uron the trainer Mr.
Matt s. Parker anu the children. After
the exercises the presents were distribut-
ed-Mrs. Elsie Jaynes is having treat
rnent at tho Mary Fletcher hospital in
Burlington.
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HILL WEST

Guests at Roy Fraaier's Sunday We're
Roy and Anna Roberts OF Montgomery,
Guy Frazier and Anna Boynton Of Cav
entry. ana MFR. and Mrs. Ernest Boyntor
Of ST. ADMINISTRATIONS visitors at
Austin McGraiis were Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Mctirail and two children Of Bak-
ersfcld. MIR. and Mrs. lack Mcfirail and
littlson son of Sheldon. Mrs. II. NJ. Sy-ives =
ter and two children and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jimmie atct'rail OF Orowt-. Mich.--AlT.
and Mrs. Guy Lapiant OF East Enosburg
visited Mrs. Laplants parents. Mr. and
Mrs. d. II. Jewett Saturday and Sunday.
--Guests 81 II. L. Jewc,t's Cilr!stir as
were Mr.. and MIS-. S. u. Jewett and
daughter, Blanche. Of Montgomery and
Mrs. Gertrude Bailey of Richford--Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Myott and children OF
Montgomery Center were ot Fred Myott' =
Saturday and Surday.-On account Of
the storm the mail carrier on Route 6
was unable TO make his trip Monday.
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Mrs. Bartlett and Mrs. Averill committee.
and the Christmas pageant, white Gifts
for the King" was impressively given
by members of the Sunday school. under
the efficient direction OF Mrs. Clowse and
Mrs. Mitchell. A large number of white
Gifts" were received. The adult members
Of the parish we're invited to the new
parsonage for n "housewar1ning" We'd
nesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. On Thurs
day evening at 7:l5 is to be held the
prayer meeting. a preparatory service for
communion next Sunday morning. At the
morning service Miss Pearl Berry will
play the organ and Miss Lois Bartlett will
sing. An offering will be received for the
European relief council. for the 100000
suffering children Of central and eastern
Europe. In tho evening there will be
special musical service.
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NORTH HERO

Mrs. John II. Martin and daughter.
Grace. and little son Sidney. of Somer-
Vile. Mass, are guests OF Mrs. Martins
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ w. Dodds.-
Mrs. E. NJ Rockwell Of Rouses Point,
N. Y. spent Christmas with her sister,
Mrs. Charles Tudhope. Sickles re-
turned Tuesday from Montreal. where he
spent Christmas with Miss Delete Az
corn.-Mrs. Fannie Clark and daughter.
Catherine. are spending this week with
friends In Eden.-The Rev. J. l.. Weslsv.
a former pastor, has been q guest Of
friends In town the past week.-Mrs..
Sherman Dodds IL spending the holiday
season with her sons in Springfield. Mass.
The Christmas mail delivered from the
postoffice was the largest in the history
Of the ofice.-Harvey Dodds. Ernest
Stone and Watson Tudhope attended the
dance in Albany Monday night.--A watch
meeting will be held In Methodist Church
this evening. Everybody is welcome
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Duhamel spent
Christmas with Mrs. Duhainel's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John knight.
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RICHMOND

A daughter was born December "a to
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Shepardson.-Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Berry of Fitchburg. Mass. and
Miss Eva Berry. Of Burlington. were at
the home of their parents Christmas
Mrs. F. Perris Of Montreal is visiting her
mother. Mrs. NJ. Burnelle.-Mrs. Kirk and
son. Of st. Adams, were guests at the
home Of Mrs Sophia Terrier Christmas.
Arthur Harris, Of Bellows Falls. was re-
Gently the guest Of f. E. Walker.-Homer
Berry and Robert Casey. of Jersey City,
are at their respective homes for the hol-
idays.-Master William O'Byrnc. OF Bos-
ton. Is at the home of his aunt, Mrs. ].
w. McGarghan, for the Christmas vaca-
tion.-The Misses Murphy. OF Burlington.
and Master John Cunningham. of Boston.
are guests Of M. Murphy.-Mr. and Mrs
George Bartlett and family were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bartlett in Shelburne
Christmas.-Dr. w. T. Tilley who Is TAX
ing a postgraduate course in New York
city. Is at his home here.-Miss Eunice
Th0molison, of Boston, is the guest Of
Mrs. Ruth Sayles.-Dorothy French. Sarah
Whitcomb and Pearl Berry Of the Uni
versity Of Vermont are spending their
vacations at their homes in town.-Miss
Edna Pettibone. of Burlington. is visiting
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C..
Gauvin.-Miss Laromie Kenyon returned
last week from the Mary Fletcher hos
pital. where she recently underwent a Sc
rious Operation.-Mr. and Mrs. r. A..
Read, Of Essex Junction were weekend
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Reed.-Mr.
and Mrs. John Leddy and children, of In
derhill. we're guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander Terrien Christmas.-Miss Mar
garet Hazen, who is attending Mortified
Academy, is spending her vacation with
hnr nfo l,n LoH -
The Misses Katherine Doheny. OF Boston.
and Mary, of Barre, are spending the va
cation with their brother at the home Of
Mrs. Mary Freeman.-Mrs Kathrine Free
man and daughter, Of Essex Junction.
we're guests Of NJ. J. Gleason Sunday
There were special Christmas services nj
the Church of Our Lady Of the Holy
Rosary, with midnight mass and also high
mass on Christmas day. with special
-music.-The marriage OF Miss Madeline
Strong. youngest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Strong and REQ Terrien OF
Holyoke, Mass, took place at the Church
OF Our Lady OF the Holy Rosary Tues.
day morning at seven o'clock the Rev
A. +. Clermont performing the ceremony
Miss Martha Terrien was the bridesmaid
and Walter Strong, brother of the
bride, acted as best man. Mr.. and Mrs
Terrien will reside In Holyoke.-Mrs. !. w
Bartlett OF Middlcbury and Miss Lois
and Leonard Bartlett of Burlington arc
at the home Of their parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. G. f. Bartett.--Miss Mary O'Brier
has returned from Springfield, where she
spent Christmas with her sister, Mrs. Ed.
ward Gero--rhe Misses Cora Bressor and
katherine Lavclle of Burlington were n,
their homes here over the Christmas
recess.-Master Walter and Russell Ken,
,ndy of Sp-antOn Junction are Spendinp
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FRANKLIN

Mr. and Mrs. e. II. T.uax. Mrs. Keva
Truax and Page and Keith TruaS OF
burlington spent Christmas with Mr.. and
Mrs. S. 2. TriaX.-Miss Lucille Gates OF
the University OF Vermont is spending
the vacation at her home hsre.--Mr.
Rrotherston OF Boston Is spending the
Christmas vacation with his family at
the Congregational pa-sonage.-Tho Hon
c. W. Gates has been spending few
days with his daughter, MIE. N. II.
Davis. In Brookline. Mass. and With
friends in North Brookfeld.--Prof. and
Mrs. John Dunlap and two sons visited
her brother. r. ]. Gates. Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. WINSTON Bowen and
daughter spent Christmas with her par
ents, Mt. and Mrs. Cross in Swanton.
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EAST BERKSHIRE

Miss Grace Sykes Of Hanover. N. H..
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Preston
Sykes.-The Rev. and Mrs. Fisk arrived
Friday and are living for the present
with Fl. F. Cominss.-Mrs. Ellen Tarble
IL staying In the family Of her nephew,
Guy Mnrcy.-A birthday party was
given Clifton Benway at his home Tues
day eveninR.-Mr. and Mrs. Garrow are
visiting In Boston.-A son was born Wed-
nesday. December e. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Dingham.-A daughter was born
December - to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Garno at the homo Of Mrs. Garno's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Durham.
Mrs. Melvin Yates and two children
are passing the holidays In Hudson. N. Y.
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Felt
nor.--Mr. and Mrs. Walter TIL Of Enos-
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ST. GEORGE

Nora and Clark Hinsdale spent Christ
mas at Walter Wescott's in Essex Cen
ter.-Miss Madge Elwell is visiting at
II. E. Forbes.--A birthday party was held
at the homo Of Arthur Auclair Thurs
day night. 1t being Mrs. Auclair's BIRTH
day.--Miss Minnie Murtaugh Of the Bur-
linxton high school visited Mt Albert Will
Hams Sunday.-Lewis Miles and family of
Williston spent Christmas at l.. J. Well
hngers.-Mrs. N. e. Parcher and son,
Scott, were in Burlington Sunday.-Mfiss
Abbie Wellington was In town Christmas
at her home here.-Mlss Lucy Hlnsdale
came Friday from Bridgewater, Mass.
for u week at her home here.-Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Aver and daughter. Katherine,
were in Burlington Friday.--Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence wellinger and Mr. and
Mrs. George Snde entertained several of
their relatives Chrlstmas.--Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Carpenter and children of
Hinesburg were guests ut the home of
Frank TIinsdale Christmas. Miss Madge
Jcllwell Is = visitor at the home Of r. e.
Forbes-Eari Ayer Is In Bethel for the
week.-Master George Mott Is having a
weeks vacation IN Burlington.-Miss
Dorothy Williams and Manford Williams
returned Thursday after a few days
spent in Observation-Disclosures Wollinger
and the Misses Jennie and Sylvia We'll
linser spent Thursday in Burlington.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

w. $. Judd of Enosbura Falls was a
business visitor In town Monday.-Ralph
OHeare and Albert Kingsley are home
from Montpelier Seminary this week.
Mrs. S. s. Hall was in town Tuesday,
Tho children OF the high school gave q
very successful play In Gardyne's hall
Tuesday evening under the direction OF
Miss Good.-A Christmas tree and very
excellent program was held at the Dap-
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ENOSBURG FALLS

The condition Of Mrs. r. u. Downey,
who has been seriously III with pneu-
monia, Is improved.--A son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn ". Eubiee Monday.
December 10. NJ. Jeffords was a
Christmas guest of his father. ]. NJ. Jes-
fords.--D. w. Amos, who is engaged In
building IN Fairfield, passed Christmas
with his family here.--Mr. and Mrs. r.
n. Strohecker, Of MorTistown, were
Christmas guests or Mrs. Strohccke-'s
parents. Mr. and hrs. Olin Merrill
Frank Erwin. of Chesterville, Ont, has
been passing n few days with his family
here.-Tho Misses Margaret ana Louvia
Blodah have returned to Newport after
PASSING Il Few days with relatives in this
place.--A daughter was born Christmas
day to Mr.. and Mira. Howard Stanley OF
South Franklin.
both Of Enosburs. we're married at the
Methods, parsonage by the Rev W. r.
Dukeshire December 2.
Fred Towlc, Of the University Of Ver-
mont. and Clyde Towle, of the Burning.
ton Business College. are at their homes
for tho holldays.--Miss Bessie Young. OF
Exeter. N. H.. passed Christmas in the
homo Of her brother. Edward Young
Miss Mildred McCaffrey. who has been
in the employ of the Nestle's Food COM
pany for several months. has resigned her
position and returned Thursday 70 her
home in Fort Covington. N. Y.-Walter
Budd. OF Springfield. Mess. passed Christ
mas with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n.
II. Budd.-Mr. and Mrs. John c. Rose, Of
Montreal. spent Christmas At the
home OF Mr. Roses brother. ID. NJ. noso.
-Enosburg Post, No. e, OF the American
Legion, held cabaret dance and Christi
mas Tree Mt the opera house Saturday
ALL
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TOWNSVILLE

Ms. and Mrs. w. Q. Lane entertained
their employees and their families to the
number Of 70 at a Christmas party at their
novelty mills on Christmas eve. At six
O'Clock 4 bountiful supper was spread on
a 60-foot table decorated with miniature
Christmas trees and other Christmas
greens. Mrs. Lane, Mrs. A. C. Palmer,
Mrs. c. c. Buxton, Mrs. J. r. Atkins and
Mrs. Marie Douglas served. After supper
Mrs. Atkins read 1.-THE Night Before
Christmas" Soon afterwards Santa Claus
arrived. with a heavily laden pack. which
together with the beautiful Christmas
tree supplied each one there with a gift.
Carl Benis took the part OF Santa Claus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane were remembered by
their employees. as was also mill foreman,
G. c. Buxton. and yard foreman, j. u.
Atkins. Mrs. Lane spoke q few words of
thanks. Mr.. Lane spoke very feelingly of
his interest In his men and his best wishes
for their welfare. and G. q Buxton and
!. r. Atkins each responded with a few
words Of thanks. The event was one of
the pleasantest held In town for many
years and was fully appreciated by the
guests. Four years ago Mr. Lane bought
the wood-turning plant of G.. W. Palmer,
then located on Huntington River. This
mill was burned in few months. but
once, this time IN the village, where he
conducts ono of the largest and most
'nodernly equipped plants of its kind in
Now England.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Whalen had a COM
pieto family party Christmas. entertaining
their son, Thomas, and.wife ofConnect!cut,
Miss Irene of Now York. Cornelius of
Montpelier and James and Christine, who
attend college in Durlington.-Mrs. ]. W.
Berry Of Richmond IL visiting her sis
ters Mrs. Atkins and Mrs. Douglas. Miss
Trina Barnes Of Hlnesburg is visiting ut
Daniel Preston's.-Leon O'Neil has rented
Joseph Brassors farm and will carry It
on the coming year.-C. L. Sabin of Bur-
!ington spent Christmas with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Sab!n.-Clyde O'Neil
Of Mortified was at home for Christ
nnas.-Miss Ruth Sallies Of Montpelier Is
spending week with Mrs. L. II. Lorn-
bard.--Bert Pecor has moved his family
into the McGarghan.-Mr. Whaley has
moved from the Hapgood farm to farm
in Huntington.
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SWANTON

Miss Delina Webster entertained Tuss-
day afternoon IN honor Of Miss Kay OF
Montrcal.-The Earnest Workers class Of
the Methodist Episcopal Sunday achool
entertained the Earnest Workers clasa
of the Sheldon Methodist F.p,sconsl Sun
day school. Monday evening In Ii
brary hall.-The second in the series Of
TaRuahunge club parties WAS hsd In the
club rooms Tuesday eveninG.-Tha
teacher training class Of tho Mcthodist
Church meets every THURSDAY evening
with Mrs. Weidman az leeder.--Arde;ls
Jones of Middlcbury College is at the
homo of her parents for a few days
Misc Marjorie Scott had a University Of
Vermont party ut her home on Farrar
street Saturday evening. -i;oberS Elrick
of the University of Vermont is at his
home on Canada street for n few days
Earl Reed and family of Essex Junction
Were at the home OF Mr.. Reeds parents
Chrictmas.-Ray KhnbalI Was in North
field sunday. His family after several
weeks visit with Mrs. Kimball's parents,
have returned home.-The annual watch
night party of the Swanton troop of Boy
Scouts and their friends will be held az
usual at the Scout camp on Lake Cham
plain Friday evening. Supper will he
served. It Is expected that about 40 boys
Will attend.-R. II. Blake and family
have returned from their Christmas va
cation among relatives and friends in
Cambridge. Mass. and vicinity.--A
watch night service will be held in the
Methodist Episcopal Church Friday eve
ning.-Gladys Smith has returned TO
Washington. d. O.. after spending n few
days at her home here.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ira Peck and son, Ralph, passed tho
Christmas vacation among friends in ST.
Jolnsoury.- Record of Franklin
was in town Tuesriay.--Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Cross OF ST. Adams were In
Swtanton Tuesdey.--The public schools
win be reopcned Monday after two
weeks vacation.--Jrving Chase and fam
lily were in East Fairfield SUNDAY.
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GEORGIA

Mss Marion Stanley OF New York city
Is spending the holidays with relatives
in town.-Rriss Enlmogene Wood OF Bur-
lington Business College is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Wood
The Rev. and Mrs. J. Milo Jeffrey
and John Draft are in town for
the holitlays.-Mr. and Mrs. Earle
Essex Junction.-Mr. and Mrs. Ward
Post ana daughter. Madelyn, spent
Christmas in N!chford.- hfitE Lephs
Abel Of Burlington spen. Christmas with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Abcll.
Floyd Brooks OF Springfield Mass. is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. r..
Brooks.-Oscar Stanley OF Burlington il
Visiting relatives in town.-Mrs. Frances
II. WILDER has returned from Swanton.
where she visited her daughter. Mrs.
Sanford Prouty.-Mr. and Mrs. Lucius
Perry are the guests of Mrs. Cara Bal.
lard. Mr.. Perry is attending a veterinary
hospital in Toronto, OntariO.--Miss Anna
Cleveland, who in attending school In
Swanton, is at her home here.-Miss
Marcia Stuart Of Johnson Is visiting heI
sister. Mrs. Park Sewton.--Mrs. Emma
Perry and son, Harley, Of Milton spent
dition OF Mrs. Julia Ballard who Is II!
with scarlet fever. is reported rs favor.
ahle.-Mlss Alice Sunderland and jesse
Sunderland Of the University of Vermont
sre hcYnc for the vacation.
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WEST BERKSHIRE

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. c. G..
Hull December 2l.-Dr. Burnett. of Wa
terville. Me-. is visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Il. A. Mos!or--There was a
Christmas tree with appropriate eXer-
cises at the church Saturday evening. -
Mabelle Hin a student AT burlington
Business College, Is spending the holiday
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II LIN
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FAIRFIELD CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. John Qunlan spent Christi
mas at tho home of Mns. Quinan's
mother, Mrs. Matthew league. Harris
Soule. who attends the University of Vsr-
mont. is spending the holidays at homo.
Edward and Leo Ryan, students Of
St Michacl's college, winooski, returned
home to spend Christmas.-Edward
George and Lucinda Robinson we're mar
ried at st. Pstrck's Church Monday
morning at five o'clocl..-Harold Wallace
spent Christmas at his home--M;ss
Annie MCGOWAN Of Burlington spent
Christmas at the home Of her brother,
j. II. McGoweu.-Ths Misses Margaret
Brennan and Constance Chicoine. who at
tend Villa Barlow Academy, are spend
ing tho holidays AZ their respective
homes..!The Misses Mary and Elizabeth
Garland spent Christmas at the home OF
Michael Ryan Arthur Barry, L. v.
NJ, q and Charles Barry, y. v. Nj. *
are spending the Christmas holidays ct
their home.-M:ss Louise Failey Of New
York spent Christmas st tho home OF
her sister, Mre. j. 4. Barry.-Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Msehnn spent Christmas at
the home Of Mrs. Meehan's mother in
Undorhili- Miss Rose Giiwae and Will
liam 0ilwee OF rsirfel are visiting at
the home Of Mrs. John Fitggers.id.--Louig
ana Philip Perry epent the weekend
a. their bome.-Nr. and Mrs. Arthur
caHnor have gone &? Rutland, where
they expect &C. reside.--L.c IIowriean Of
New York is spending tho holidays at
the home Of his bother j. y. TTnwr.san.
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holidays.-Georse Hall is spending a few
days with his brother, Chester Hail.
The services of the Community Church
will be held in the Baptist Church for the
next ajx months