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EAST BERKSHIRE

Miss Eula Oviatt. of West Enosburg.
passed the weekend with Mrs. w. 8.
Rublee.-Mr. and Mrs. William McClaf-
hin. who have been visiting In Manson
Vile and Montreal. returned to the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Comings.-The
Junior Christian Endeavor picnic. which
was to have been held Saturday, has been
postponed to next Saturday-Mrs. Har-
riet Dow visited at Edward Smiths Sat
urday.-Miss X. Grace Wadleigh, who has
been teaching lip reading in Burlington
the past month, has returned to her home
here.-Marion and Helen Pease. OF Mont
gomery Center. are visiting their grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Comings-
Ethan Hogaboam, of South Richford. has
purchased the Moren housed. w. Paul
has sold his house next to c. NJ. Rublees
store to Mr.. Carter.-Mr. and Mrs. AL
fred Sykes, Mrs. Charles Sykes and Mrs
Homer Smith motored to Burlington Fri
day to meet Charles Sykes. They return
ed home Saturday.-M. P. Perley and
family with their guests. William A. Gid
dings and his son. Harris, and wife, of
Brooklyn, N. Y, were guests at II. r.
Comngs's last week.-The monthly meet
Ing of the Ladies' Aid society was held
In the church vestry Tuesday afternoon.
Supper was served at six o'clock
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at the American House. Later they
worked a degree.-Mrs. Alma Aver Of
Richford has come to make her home with
her brother, =. c. Hammond.-Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth M. Towner and children,
Reginald and Lois, of Asbury Park N. j.,
are guests In the home Of L. II. Pomeroy.
Mr. and Mrs. James Richards Of Detroit.
Mich. are visiting Mr.. Richards parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Richards. ST. They
made the trip by auto.--Charles r. PEN
nell. who has been visiting his sister, Mrs.
w. B. Dukeshire, for the past week. re-
turned to his home in New Haven, Conn.
saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Walker Of
Burlington are guests in the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. e. J. Parnelee.-Mrs. Nellie
Mullen passed the weekend at her home
at Morse's Line.-The names Of 210 women
have been added to the check list Of this
town. This was accomplished after much
hard work and the ladies are to be con-
graduated on the result Of their labors.
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TOWNSVILLE

supper is to be served at Library
hall this evening from six to eight for
the benefit of the library.-Mr. and Mrs.
William Fordham and son Of aWterbury
have been recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs
William Fordham and son of Waterbury
with Miss Brewin, teacher.-Mr. and
Mrs. r. III. Lombard were in Montpelier
sunday to see Mr.. Lombard's mother
who Is seriously ill.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Germain are here called by the illness
of his brother r. w. German. Walter
and Merle Tomlinson of Bristol, Conn.
have been visiting Mrs NJ. J. Pease and
Henry Pease.-Mrs. G.. w. Kellogg has
returned from spending a week. with
friends in Montpeier.-Clyde ONeil was
at home Sunday.-Maurice Buxton has
entered the high school at Essex juno
tion.-Mlss Mildred Farnsworth of Rich
mond was visitor at DR.. O. y. Bemis
Sunday.
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GRAND ISLE

Church services for the week are as
follows: Ladies' Aid supper at the home
of Mrs. Homer Griswold. Thursday after
noon. Epworth League meeting at the
parsonage, Saturday evening; preaching
service Sunday morning at 1920; Bible
school at II 80
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. H. w. Blackwood Thursday after
noon.-W. F. Parks Is Ill with pneumonia.
Edward Loveland Is visiting his sisters,
Mrs. II. w. Ladd and Mrs. Della Seyles.
AT the primary election Tuesday. w. A..
Martin had % votes for representative
on the Republic ticket. while Charles Rus
sell and w, M. Tudhope were tied on the
Democratic ticket.
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MILTON BORO

Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. McNall Russell and
Dewey McNall, c. M. Bullock and Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Robertson and daugh-
ter, Ildah were at the home Of r. E.
Bullock Sunday.-School opened Septem-
Der ~ with Miss Margaret Bruce of
Williston as teacher.-Nettie Gonyeau
spent the weekend with her sister. Mrs.
Harry Richards.-Mrs. Clara Kinney Is
visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Albert Lamb.-Vernon Bullock spent last
week in Burlington and attended the
Essex fair.-Mr. and Mrs. James O'Daniels
spent Friday night with Mrs. r. F..
Bullock.-Dewell Decker. Gretta and
Arthur Shean and Audry Richard are
attending high school at Georgia Center.
Gertrude Barrows spent the weekend
with Gretta Shean.
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EAST FRANKLIN

s. B. Whitney has returned from
N. Y.-Afiss Ethel Powers
has gone to South Lancaster, Mass
where she Will attend Lancaster Junior
College-School In the village opened
with Harold Tyler Of Berkshire as teach
er.-Afr. and Mrs r. p. Chamberlin arc
visiting in st. Johnsbury.-Mrs. II. r.
Olmstead and Miss Ruth are visiting at
Montgomery Center.-H. r. Olmstead,
Ray Hefflon and r. A. and Fl. w. Gallup
are attending Ottawa fair.-Mrs. Ivan
Tibbits is visiting at Bellows Falls
Henry Durack went Sunday to Buriing-
ton to see his wife, who was operated
upon last week at the Mary Fletcher
guests at J, r. Austin's
were Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Austin and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Towle.
Mr. and Mrs Elmore Austin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne Austin and child. Clark
Austin. Jr.. of Enosburg: Mrs. william
Sweet Of Fairfield and Mrs. Mae Rixford
Of Newport.-Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Ohm
stead and son were at Montgomery Cen
ter, Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Simon Pelles
of Hartford, Conn, are visiting at the
home of C. J. Guthrie.-The w. c. r.
U. will meet Saturday. This is the annual
election of officers and dues paying day.
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HIGHGATE CENTER

f. l.. Webster of Swanton was a re-
cent business visitor In town.-Dr. D. o.
Powers has returned from Coteau juno
ton. Ont, where he was called by the
illness of his little grandson.-E w Bad
ger was a business visitor In St. Ar
mand, P. O., Tuesday.-Mrs Valada
Beauregarde has purchased from Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Pontbrand. their tin
shop with tenement, on Franklin street.
Consideration 81, 400-Mr. and Mrs. A. w.
Hefflon and Miss Hattie Stimets spent
Sunday in Burlington with frends.-Mrs
Gertrude Jewell of Proctorsvile, presi-
dent Of the Rebekah assembly Of Yer
mont. was in town Friday and made an
official visit to Wilder Rebekah Lodge
No. 1e. Miss Pearl Dyke p. D. D. P, and
Mrs. j. o. Smith and Mrs. Spaulding of
st. Adams were also present at the meet
ing.-E. ]. Stimets, who has been visit
ing relatives in town. has returned to
his work in Springfield. Mass.-Miss
Hazel Steele. one Of our successful teach
ers has gone to Melrose, Mass. where
she has a position as teacher in one of
the city schools.-Miss Grace Anderson
who has been spending the summer In
town. has returned to her school in
Northport, N. Y.-Miss Hazel MCGOWAN,
who has been spending the summer with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Nc
Cowan. has returned to Springfield
Mass, where she has a position as Eng
fish teacher in the Forest Park High
school.-A. G. Finn has returned from
business trip to Montreal. p. Q.-Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Lanoue of st. Johns, ?.
O.. who recently purchased the L. o.
Nye farm, have moved to town and taken
possession Of the farm.-Mr. and Mrs.
NJ Fl. Sheltus and two children Of Swan
ton spent the weekend with Mr.. Shell
tus' parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Shell
tus.-Mr. and Mrs. II. j. Lyon. Mrs. II.
C. Manner and Mrs. C. r. Lyon have re-
turned home from an auto trip to the
White Maintains
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Wright Tuesday.-Elbert Rogers went to
Montpelier Monday to begin another year
In the seminary.-George Baker has gone
TO Montpelier to visit his daughter. Mrs.
Minnie Mobbs.-Mrs. Bessie Bower and
children, Of Riverside. N. Y. are visit
Ing her brother. Lyman Hill.-Mr. and
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Mrs. Newman Shepard and children. of
south Starksboro. visited relatives here
the first of the week.-Mrs.. Chester Hal
lock and daughter, OF Haverhill, Mass,
are visiting at o. c. Hallock's.-Mrs. S.
d. Collins and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred How
ard. of Bradford, Mass. returned home
Wednesday after spending a week with
Mrs. Collinss sister. Mrs. @. r. War
rem They came to bring Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren home.
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Miss Doris Hawley

land going to school.--Mss Doris Hawley
has been visiting in New York city the
past week.-The Sunday school class and
friends of Miss Helen Schilhammer of
Jeffersonville enjoyed a corn roast at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Schillhammer, after which lunch
was served the trip was made by auto.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Montague of River
side, Conn, who have been visiting for
several days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hurd Montague. have returned home.
They were accompanied by their daugh-
ter, Eleanor, who has been spending sew
eral weeks with her uncles folks.-Miss
Bertha Schillhammer commenced her
school work at Cloverdale in the Weston
district and Miss Merle Brigham in
Underhill.-Mrs. B. c. Hawley has re-
turned home from New York city. where
she has been the past two weeks with
Mrs. Reginald Hawley.-L. C. Rice and
Harry Montague, Jr, were In Troy,
n. Y. recently and drove home a Ford
roadster which belongs to Harry, 1t being
d present from his uncle Harry Montague.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton c. Rice were
recent visitors in Bakersfield. They were
accompanied home by Miss Katherine
Cook.-Mr. and Mrs. Raymond OF COL
chester have arrived and taken pos
session OF the r.. ;. walker farm, re-
Gently purchased by his uncle. Mr.. Ran
dall.-Lyle Barney, who has been visiting
Mt the home Of Mr. and Mrs. c. A.
Barney, has returned to his home In
Richmond.--Mr. Streaker of Philadelphia
has purchased MIR. Morrisy's farm and
will take possession soon.-Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Goodwin of Montreal is visiting at
the home of Mrs Nellie Goodwin.-A. "A.
King of Fairfax was in town Saturday on
business. Harold Peck is filing the
vavancy of Clement Percival at A. L..
Writings Novelty factory.-Mrs. Anna
Blodgett of Burlington was a recent
visitor in town.-Mr Fitzsmonds of
Jnderhill has bought Mrs. Ira Morse's
home place in the village and immediate
DOssesson is given.
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Il. LeClair; chancellor, Maurice Walsh +.
financial secretary. Walter Reagan: re-.
cording secretary. Almond Boudreau:
warden, II. b. Butler; treasurer. John r.
Hurley inside guard, B. McGnn; outside
guards, f. A. Walker and A. II. Char
land.
Mr. and Mrs. irving e. Bronson have
moved from South Main street to Swan
ton. where Mr.. Bronson will assume his
new duties as deputy collector and in
spector of customs. George F.. Soully and
family, who recently moved back to this
city from Franklin will occupy the tene-
ment vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Bronson.
A miscellaneous shower party was Civ
en- Miss Theresa Mcdonald Tuesday eve
ming in honor Of her marriage to Earl g.
Moore, which will take place September
q. About 80 young women were present.
Albert Lemay has announced the en-
gagement Of his daughter Miss Margaret
Lemay to Arthur J. Jones, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Jones.
Martin Ford of Ferris street has an
nounced the marriage engagement of his
daughter Miss Sara Somers Ford, of
Fort Custer, Mich. to Major William
Charles Miller. 14th Inf. United States
Army. The wedding will take place in the
near future.
News has been received of the marriage
Of Miss Harriet Helen White, formerly
of this city to Albert T. Henderson of
Denver, Colo. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Hugh L. McMenanin
OF Denver.
Miss Gertrude Mahon Is confined to the
house by Illness. News has been received
in this city of the death Of Laurel Sey-
mour. who was we'll known in this city.
which occurred at Montclair. n. j.. Sep
tember IL. The funeral will be held this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Hope have announc-
ed the engagement of their daughter.
Edith, to NJ. G. Condor of Malone. N. Y.
The resignation of the Rev. J. T. Shar-
man. pastor of the First Baptist Church
will take effect October II.
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JERICHO CENTER

The Rev. F. J. Malzard was in Middle
bury last week to attend the convocation
of ministers. His mother, Mrs. E. A.
Malzard, who has been visiting friends
in Corinth for few weeks has returned
home.-Raymon Walston of Bratteboro,
came Sunday to visit his mother, Mrs.
Irving Ballard.-Mr. and Mrs. Max j.
Stiles have returned from their honey
moon and are at the home Of their par
ents for few days before going to Nor
risville to reside.-Mrs. Ralph Hooper
returned to Boston Saturday after spend
ing a few days with DR.. and Mrs. NJ. o.
Eddy.-There will be an entertainment
consisting of pantonines, slight Of hand
tricks. music by the young mems orches-
ira, songs, and lastly, the Summer Girls
Minstrels at the village hall Friday eve
ming, commencing at eight oclock.-Miss
Dessa Bolger returned Monday after Wis
iting friends in st. Adams and Lake
Placid.
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BAKERSFIELD

The Rev. Mr.. Anderson of Ludlow.
Mass. preached at the Congregational
Church last Sunday. He comes as a can
didate for the pastorate.-The Rev. Mr.
Hesse. who has been on a two weeks
vacation to his home in Missouri. has re-
turned to Bakersfield and next Sabbath
will be his last service with us.-Mrs.
Alberta Davis has returned from two
weeks stay with relatives in Cambridge.
MIR. and Mrs. Donald Field Of Bellows
Falls are visiting Mr.. Fields mother. Mrs.
c. Field.-Mr. and Mrs. FL DEMO OF
Cambridge are visiting at the home of
her mother. Mrs Alberta Davis. William
Weston, who has spent the past year In
Fairfax. is visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mr.. C. B. Weston. He expects to enter the
University Of Vermont next Week.-Mrs.
irene Cook and Miss Gwendoly Davis call
ed on friends Sunday.-Miss Florence
Maynard has gone to Burlington to re-
sumo her studies at the Business College.
Frank Stark and son, Parker, visisted
his father. Merritt Stark, last Sunday
Miss Gertrude Bradley has returned to her
school In Massachusetts.-The junior class
Of the academy will give a reception to
the freshman class Thursday evening"
Miss Anna Frances Smith and Frederick
T. Townley Of Newark, N. j.. are to
be married Monday. September 2 at three
o'clock at the Congregational Church.
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FLETCHER

The Fletcher Grange will hold its fair
Friday night and every member Is re-
quested to bring his best vegetable. At
ter the meeting there will be a harvest
Frank Boozan is ILL.,
Edrick Hunt fell and cut his head on the
stove Monday.--Mr. and Mrs ]. NJ. Par
sons and son. Howard, were in town
Sunday and motored to Stowe, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Lamb
A large number Of people attended the
Essex fair.
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EAST HIGHGATE

r. A. Austin, prominent citizen Of
Highgate died at his home In the east
part Of TIE town Monday evening at
eight o'clock. Funeral services will be
held from the home this afternoon at one
o'clock. the Rev. r. Wilson Day. of Swan
ton, officiating.
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WILLISTON

Mrs. Mary Wellenger died at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. Louis Miles, of
Williston Saturday morning, at the age
Of n. Mrs. Wellenger. who was born In
Germany is survived by four sons, Law
renee of st. George, Fred of Holyolle,
Mass, Paul of Waverly, Mass. and Gust
of Flushing, Mich, and by three daugh-
ters Sophia and Caroline. who reside in
Germany, and Mrs. Louis Miles of Willis
ton. She was an attendant of the Willis
ton Methodist Church.
Mrs. w. II. Metcalf and daughter,
Annie. were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris Metcalf in Waterbury Saturday
and Sunday.-NIss Florence Metcalf. who
has been spending her vacation with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Metcalf,
has returned to Maiden. Mass, where
she Is teacher in one of the schools.
MIR. and Mrs. Homer Prior were in the
city Monday of this week.-In the storm
of Monday of this week there was a
large damage done to all roads in town.
Mrs. Della Hildreth Of Jonesville Is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. frankie Good
rich. for a few weeks.-Mr. and Mrs.
Harry l.. Reed of New York city were
guests Of Mrs. George Goodrich and their
aunt. Mrs. James Bryant last Wednes-
day and Thursday.--Mrs. Olive Varney.
who has been quite ill., has recovered, and
Is around the house once more,-A large
number Of townspeople attended the
county fair held at Essex Center last
week.-The town and village schools open
ed Monday At the school in the village,
Mrs. Fred May is teacher in the higher
grade and Miss Wolcott in the primary
department.
Miss Anna Conner, who has been with
her mother Mrs. Catherine Conner,
through the summer, has returned to her
school work in New York.-The funeral
Of Mrs. Wellenger, the aged mother
OF Mrs. Louis Miles. was held at her
daughters home Monday, the Rev. Fl, II
Richardson officiating. -Annabell. little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Miles
fell from wagon and broke her collar
1 bone the other day.
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ENOSBURC FALLS

About fifty members of HARMONY
Rebekah Lodge. No. 40. went to Richford
Thursday evening and enjoyed a banquet
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ST. GEORGE

Several attended the Chittenden
county fair at Essex Center last week.
Mrs. NJ S. Wescott returned home
Saturday after spending the past week
with her son, w. G. Wescott, In Essex
'Center.-R. Fl. North picked a spray Of
ripe black raspberries September IL
NJ. j. and tho Misses Margaret and
Lizzie Kehoe Of Richmond visited their
brother Edward Kehoe, Sunday--L.
!. Wellinger was called to Williston
Saturday by the death OF his mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Preston and son
and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thomas Of
Burlington were at NJ. W. Hinsdale's
Sunday.--Miss Lucy Hinsdale left
Monday. for Brdgewater. Mass. to at
tend school the coming year.-Mrs.
Ethel Young was home Sunday from
Burlington.-M. W. Hinsdale and son.
Clark, were in Burlington Saturday.
Earl Aver was in Bethel last week
on business.-Miss Evelina Parcher is
attending Burlington high school this
year and Miss Mamie North has en-
tered the Hinesburg high school.
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HINESBURG
RIVERSIDE

The graded school opened Monday
with the following teachers: Paul Sin
clair. principal; Mrs. Edythe Perry,
grammar; Miss Helena Fitzsimonds, in
termediate; Sadie Fitzsimonds, primary.
The following young people have left
to attend school elsewhere Marjorie
Prior and Ida Bupp. Montpelier Sem
mary: Charles Clark and Walter Dim
ges, Randolph: Delbert Rice, Mount
Hermon; Virgil irish, Bellows Free
Academy; Emma Moulton and Lii
liam MacGibbons, Jericho Center
Stanley Petit, Melburne Gallop, Frank
Rice and Donald Hawley will enter the
University of Vermont.-Clifford Petit
is visiting his parents.-Mrs. Andrews
of Burlington has been visiting her son,
Or. r. B. Andrews.-Stuart MacGib-
bon and Floyd Flemmings of Eden were
weekend visitors at L. G. MacGibbon's.
Mrs. Estelle Thompson of Burling-
ton was in town Saturday to attend
the w. r. c. dinner. About SIS were
present at the annual boiled dinner at
@. A. r. hall Saturday. September IL
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Mouton were visitors
at Hardwicl1 Sunday.-Mrs. Mary Moul
ton. Mrs. Lois Rogers and Mrs. Florence
Mead and Miss Alice Aver attended the
Charlotte Friday.
At the meeting of the Grand Temple Of
Pythian Sisters Mrs. Emma McKeefe was
elected treasurer Of the Past Chiefs club.
Mrs. Cort Litchf1ed Of Randolph Gen.
ter has been visit her brother. II. M.
Clark.-George Brooks Of Flint, Mich. has
been recent visitor at C. l.. Bart
let's.
A very pretty wedding took place.
Wednesday afternoon of last week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. f..
Scribner. when their daughter, Alma
Hope. became the bride of Charles Ham
Chapman. The Rev. William Cashmere
performed the ceremony. Miss Laura
Chadwick of Cambridge, Mass. a cou-
sin of the bride, was bridesmaid. Seth
Bruce of Burlington was best man. The
bridal party entered the parlor to the
Lohengrin wedding march played by
Miss Genevieve Scrlbner. The brides
dress was white satin with veil and
she carried white roses. The brides
maids wore pink organdy and carried
roses. After the ceremony, dainty re-
freshments were served by the young
lady members Of the O. f. S. of which
the bride is member. The house was
prettily decorated with sweat peas, hy-
drangeas and asparagus. Those from
away to attend the wedding were the
groom's mother. Mrs. Kittermore. from
Waterloo, Que. Miss Gertrude Scribner
from Middlebury. Miss Laura Chadwick
Of Cambridge, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Lapalme from Wolcott. The bride
was the recipient of many presents
showing the esteem in which both Mr..
and Mrs Chapman are held. After a
wedding trip of three weeks they will
be at homo to their friends in Under
hill. where Mr.. Chapman is station
agent.
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MILTON

NTT TnN
Mr., and Mrs William Melaven, Of
Clarenceville, p. O., and Mrs NJ. w.
Melaven and children, Kathleen and le-
leen of Saskatoon Saskatchewan Can,
We're recent guests of Mrs. James Me-
laven-Miss Jessie Brown, of New Bed
ford. Mass. was in town on Thursday
Milton was well represented at the
county fair. also many residents attended
the Elks clam bake in Canada.-Mr and
Mrs. Charles L. Jackson attended the
Essex fair on Thursday and enroute
there witnessed the automobile accident
when Murick Winslow was killed.-George
Harper Rivers has gone to Barre to at
tend high schol and Frank Cormia will
go to the same place to attend school.
The two sons of James A. Ryan are at
tending ST. Mchael's College. Winooski.
Mrs. T.. S. Rogers and son, Frank Sam
uel who have been passing three weeks
at Betula Casa, Camp Martin, returned
10 their home in Medford, Mass, Friday
Miss Mary L. Butler of Chicago, and
Mrs. c. f. Sinclair, of Detroit, Mich,
were guests of DR.. and Mrs L. c. Hol-
combe.-Mr. and Mrs Nicholas Rouse are
parents of a daughter, born Sept g.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Phelps of Rich
mond. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. N.
county fair at Essex.-Mrs Pearly Hewey
and six children. who have been passing
two months at the home of o. II.
Hewey. returned to Springfield. Mass.
Er;dav-Mrs Clara Rogers and Miss
Harrit Roeers closed their cottage at
c,amn Martin Thursday and returned 70
tho vi,laqe-A II Lamb and daughter.
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