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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-06
ESSEX CENTER

Sixty friends gathered at the comm
ity house Friday evening to welcome
Rev. and Mrs. G. G.. Wescott to
second year in this village. Refreshm|
of salad, sandwiches, cake and coffee v
served after the program given as
lows: Opening music duet, Miss p
and ~. II. Bixby; address of welcome.
f. Chaplin; solo, Miss Davis; rema
Prin. Il. w. Bradley; and violin solo,
Nash. This village was well represer
at the Holy GROSSLY Vermont game Sa
dsy.-The sale of ready jell' by
high school girls was so successful I
another sale will be carried out in
near future, The proceeds will be II
/ to purchase a set of dishes for the Id
economies department. The boys in sfJ
work at school are making shelves, tai
and sandboxes for the grades.--)
Ladies Aid will serve dinner at
community house Thursday noon.
! annual meeting ~ the society will
| held ct that time and it Ia highly de-
| able to have a large attendance Of mi
| bcrs.-The local baseball team was
feated by a score of HIP by ST. Micha|
College Saturday. The boys were 81
topic of the sermon at the Fedora
Church next Sunday will be Some Thi
the Church Must Face special Cd
mittee consisting of Mrs g. c. Wesc
Mrs. II. n. Bixby and Miss Grace b
low is to have charge of a Mothers
program for the Sunda y-school next S
day.-Ten of the high school girls will
tend the conference Of Older Vermont G
at Burlington next Friday, Saturday
Sunday. They will be accompanied
Miss Dean and Miss Nash.
The ball game between Richmond
Essex has been cancelled Mrs F
Huntley is at home from South +
for a short stay.-Miss Flossie Au
was in Burlington over Sunday.-Mr.
Mrs. Don Fisher were guests of Da
Burke Of Richmond Sunday.-C, J. H
ley is at the Chittenden county
track with string of four race hor
including Daisy G. 2;2oA III. e Mich
who has been seriously i'll. is bett,
A piano has been placed in tho G
munity house and money was raised
popular subscription last week to N
full payment The efforts of the
motors of this project are greatly APP
ciated.-The following is a report of s.
ing in the fifth and sixth grades du
the month of April. The monthly speI
/, down was won by Marjorie Nc.
Members of the sixth grade with a
feet daily record are Rolin Bixby, Fl
, ard Garrow, Hortense Lareau, Of the
grade, Iva Corigan.
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MILTON

The death of Charles S. Parker. we
known farmer, occurred Thursday afteI
noon at 2:25 O'Clock at his home feJ
miles south of the village. Mr. PARK
has been seriously i'll for many monty
with stomach trouble. He leaves wi
and one son, Delbert d. Parker, of On
onta, and a host Of friends who alwa{
knew him as much respected citizeI
Miss Jane French aged so veal
a long time resident of Milton. died SUI
day at the home of L. w. Drury In Esse|
where she moved from Milton two veal
ago on account of failing health. tn
burial was in West Milton Wednel
day.-Mrs, Robert McCutcheon attendd
the funeral of Mrs. Fred Martelle In \
Adams recently.-A card party will
held at st. AIMS hall this week Thur
day evening at s O'Clock. Lunch wi
he served--Mr and Mrs. Harry DuI
ton and son. Lear of Buffalo, \. "
are visiting Mrs, buttons parents, Nj
and Mrs Michael Kennedy,-The you'll
people will give May dance at the Pos
office hall this week Friday evening. MI
sic by the Liberty Jazz.
The new train schedule for Milton is
follows: Trains northbound leave Miltd
at 1858 a. m, no stop; 7;O2 a, m, 10;
a. m. Is p. m. stops for passengers
Rouses Point, ST. Johns or beyond; 1885
m Sunday only, Gal p. m. Southbour
trains leave Milton at 500 a. M, o;47 a, N
for passengers to Springfield and Worce
ter; $3.50 p. M. SIS p. M. 1888 p. M,
stop. No passengers or baggage on mi
trains.-Mrs. *. j. Phelps was called
Burlington last week by the illness OF h
han1-ThG
7. II. Cresey of Rochester, former pa
tor of the Methodist Church, was in to"
Thursday. Mr.. Cresey came here FRO
Essex. where he officiated at the Har
| mond- Ballard wedding.-Mrs Anna Sa
! derson of Burlington Is visiting frien
here, Mrs, S. l.. Shoyer and daughte
| Ruth, are home from a trip to PennsN
| vania-Cards have been received announ
| ing the marriage of Annie Mae Hammo'
and Frederick NJ, Ballard Wednesda
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MONKTON

Joseph Little. who has been III for sew
eral weeks with cancer, died Thursday
evening, April % at the home of his broth
err and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Little.
where he had had all kindness and care
shown him. Mr. Little was in his 47th
year of age and Ia survived by three small
children. Theresa, aged IA. Larnyx IL.
and Fred 10; besides several brothers and
sisters. His wife died October q, 1919 and
from that time he had been in failing
health unto the end. The funeral was held
at hts late home Sunday morning at II
O'Clock, the Rev John y. Gouthey offici-
ating. A ladies' quartet song. Rock of
Ages" "Neareri My God to Thee God
Be with YOU Burial was In Morgan GEM
etery beside his wife and infant son.
There we're many from Salisbury. Bris-
tol and Ferrisburg here to attend the
funeral-Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Brown of
Middlebury' are visiting at the home Of
l.. L. Dwire.-Mrs. Harry Sears has re-
turned from the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Mrs. r. H. Dean is expected home from
the West soon.-Many from town attend
ed the play In New Haven Thursday
and Friday night.
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HINESBURG

The funeral of Mrs. Lillian Donal
was held Saturday afternoon at
o'clock at the Methodist Church,
Rev Charles Bennett officiating.
bearers were william. James, Mich
and Thomas Donahue, Ernest
william Bissonette. A quartet Cd
posed of Mrs. Harry Russell. y
Clark Pierce. l.. L. Conner. ami J.
Cook sang Beautiful Isle of Sor
where" Nearer. My God, TO Tho
and Jesus, Saviour. Pilot Me Amt
the many beautiful floral offeriII
were pieces from the sophomore ell
OF the Hinesburg high school. I'D
Circle of the Kings Daughters.
Womans Missionary society. and
Dorcas Circle of Starksboro. l.urj
was in the family lot in the Wild
cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Duval of Burli1
ton spent the weekend with Mr. a
Mrs. Grove G. Tilley Pease
Chicago is visiting his sister. Mrs. Hell
Weed-N1lss Augusta Geprags return
Saturday to Burlington after seve|
weeks with her parents, Mr. and M
J. Geprags.-Mrs. Kenneth Lewis is v
iting relatives in New Jersey.-Mr-. Al
Mrs. Van Berry entertained Mr. and Nj
Bernard Ash of Shelburne over SUNDAY
Mrs. Nellie Hoag of Cambridge is ke|
ing house for r. ]. Lawrence.-Mrs, c.
PIERCE returned to her home in Burlir
ton Sunday Mrs. j. p. Bromley y
care for Miss Fannie Peirce for a f
days.-Miss Harriette Harris of W.
mouth, Mass, is in town. The You
Peoples society will soon give play /
, der her direction.
Stereopticon pictures of the Column
centenary celebration and Of The we
Farer" will be shown in the vestry F
day evening by the Rev. r. R. Mitch
of Shelburne. The "Way-Farer" was
| pageant show at the celebration
Columbus last summer and was la
shown in New York city for six wet
and probably was the most spectacu
religious pageant ever shown sill
| Offering will be received to cover
penses Eight O'Clock Friday event
May I.
Prof c. A. Wright will give an ent
tainment with his educated dogs in
town hall Tuesday evening, May l
| George Weller has moved into l.
Lavignes tenement and will work
Mr.. Lavigne this season.-Mr. and NJ
Emery Bissonette have returned to III
home at Mechanicsvile. Their graz
daughters, the Misses Mabel and He'll
| Donahue, are with them.-Mrs. l..
Hull. who spent the winter in Washil
ton, d. c., is visiting relatives in Burli
ton.-Everyone is invited to the sup
given by the second year high sch
pupils Friday evening at the Congre
tional vestry.-"Fun in An Entertainm
Bureau" will be given in the town !
| May IL and l3 by the Young Peop
society under the direction of Miss II
| riette Harris.
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MONKTON RIDGE

The annual meeting of the Friends
Church was held April 2S at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ohed Ciough. A dinner
was served The devotional meeting was
conducted by the Rev. r. d. Peckham
of Brooklyn. y. Y. He gave an inspir-
inS talk on the Inter-Church World
Movement and Friends Forward Move
ment. The reports of the activi-
ties of the church were read.
which showed good progress for the year.
Approximately $1,000 has been raised TO
meet the expenses of the church for the
past year. After six years of service in
this charge the pastor. the Rev. j. Ed
ward Ransomc, rendered his resigna-
ton to take affect July 81. During this
passionate Mr.. Ransome has won the love
ana esteem of the entire community and
it was with much regret that the church
accepted his resignation. He will 60 TO
Tennessee where he will bo engaged I'm
Home Mission work.
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BRIDPORT

The funeral of r. u. Myrick, who died
at the Mary Fletcher hospital Thurs
day morning, was held at his home Sun
day afternoon at two o'clock The Ma
sons attended in a body. Burial was in
the village cemetery.-Mrs. Bruce Allard
and children. who have been with her
mother, Mrs. Frank Alard. for six weeks
went Sunday to Brandon, where they
will make their home as Mr.. Allard has
employment there.-D. G. Rice was in
Burlington Monday.-Miss Polly Palmer
of the Bay Path Institute. Springfield,
Mass. was visitor at her home here
last week.-Frank Eldridge and wife have
purchased the William Grandy place in
the village and will move there this
spring Chandler took his in
FAINT son to Bellows Falls Saturday to
Mrs. Chambers brother, who will care
for him in the future.-Cora Allard spen,
the weekend with her sister, Mrs. ia
bott.-O. e. Converse is spending few
days with friends in Burlington.
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NORTH PETERSBURG

Mr.. and Mrs. S. Il. Noonan are parents
of son, born April 26-Miss Elva Mum
EFT Is assisting in II. w Palmer's store.
Doris Kimball and Stanley Fields spent
Sunday at their homes here from
Troy Conference Academy.-W. V.
Williams and Mrs. Cora Harrington
were quietly married Saturday eve
ming. May al Monkton Ridge
by the Rev. j. Edward Ransome.
They will reside in town.-Mrs
Nellie Martin. of Burlington. is visiting
her sister, Mrs. T.. Il. Fosom.-There
will be an illustrated lecture by the Rev.
Mr. Mitchell Tuesday evening. May II at
the Methodist Episcopal Church. All are
cordially invited to attend.
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FOR SALE

NENDALr.S SCOTCH COLI.IES. bred in
the usual thorough manner F.. c. Ken
Gall Enosnurg Falls, VT. r. u. g.
105 cod 3t.w1t
TOR SALE-Twin cream vat. capacity 500
gallons. price reasonable reason for sell
ing too small Lincoln Creamery Coz
T. :; Nnrran Treas 100 6t,w1
TWO STANDING BARNS for sale ono
30SHo Ct. two floors, one 3Ox4o IT. base
,neuts TO both. good condition: will sell
Standing or will take down and ship to
tearcst station and set up elsewhere.
Write =. O. Box 344, Hardwick. Vt.
3Iw BIN.
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here.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stone have
received word from their son, the Rev.
Ralph stone of Norwood, Mass. that
farewell reception was rendered him
and Mrs. stone last Wednesday at
which time a purse Of s14O were pre-
sented them by the Practitioners of
the society. He preached his last SER
mon at Norwood last Sunday an after
a months vacation will begin his
work as pastor of the First Baptist
Church at Clinton. Mass.
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Wright in Springfield, April ~ me
young people will reside in Sprinei'elo'
Leonard Lafayette of SpringfleIn' VI"
is In town on visit.-Mrs' l. a.
Trevillian, who has been III, IL con
valescing.--The outlook CLUB VIII
spend "an afternoon with the ch'ldren
Friday afternoon at the home OF MIS-
DEMO. Each members Is asked 10
come prepared to pay small ASSESS
p1cpf
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MONKTON RIDGE

The Friends quarterly meeting will be
held in North Ferrisburg Saturday and
Sunday. There will be no service at the
Friends Church here on Sunday.-A
quiet wedding occurred at the Friends
parsonage Saturday evening. when W.
r. Williams. formerly of this town. and
Mrs. Cora Harrington of North Ferris
burg were united in marriage by the Rev
J. Edward Ransome. Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams will reside in Ferrisburg-C. j.
Taber of Granville was visitor at f. W.
Mender'S this week.
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PANTON

Mr. an Mrs. Duane Alien were g"
ed saturday to Newport /" !" ~ Wv
serious Illness of Their son .nuu'
who has been III with measles follow
cd hy assesses in his throat and later
pneumonia developed. Mr.. Allen return
cd Monday leaving him somewhat I'M
nrovcd. Mrs. AllcII viii remain untli he
is able to come homc-Martiu Flen'
ing lost horse hv its dropping
dead while in the harness by the SIDE
of another horsc-John Paul went
Monday To Crown Point. ~ Y" to be
pr, sent at the funeral OF MIS- henry
Rarnct.--Thc Rev. Elmer West a'T'N
cd iact week with his goo Is an"
preached Sunday for the tlrS' '''"'
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WANTED

MEN for general work on farm: would con
slider married couple without children II
wife was neat and willing to do general
housework Apply to FairVieW thrrn
South Burlington. VT. r. p. |. 1Os. 6twlt
CARETAKER for young children wanted
Apply Matron. Home for Destitute emil
dren. i4,W.u.
NANTED--At Fletcher Quarry, Woodbury.,
Vt open shop quarry from March !, lo2o'
wanted now two complete derrick crews
have a genera, store and furnish goods
30 men in my employ at wholesale prices
houses rent at $500 to $40 per month.
surface quarry aud good macRnery'
Writ" for more iniorrna ton and state
your experience IN granite quarry or
marble quarry. VIII hire "a few appren-
tlces. r. II. Fletcher. Woodbury.. VI.
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FARMS FOR SALE

.ARGE MIL FARM In Addison county
for sale cheap fos cash or will exchange
Tor property i'll burlington: will rent to
a good farmer who will furnish stock. o.
I will pay ecr half the stock y a man
viii furnish team ard tools and let farm
OIL shares Jilere il some Of the best grain
and potato land on this farm 70 10 found
in New England Apply at orc in per
son or by phone, W. V. Farr. SO No.
Union ST., Burlington, VT. Tel. 2016-Y.
AZ "
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STARKSBORO

Nelson HUI. aged a. years. fell Mon
day ard hurt himself quits badly al
though no bones were broken.-The Good
Will Bible class will hold fts regular
monthly business meeting at the home
Of Mrs. F, c. Smith.-Stanley and Lama
tombstone are passing week with
friends in Montreal. Quebec.--Mr. and
Mrs Douglass visited in Charlotte May
&C Ladoo is with his sisters in Burs
lington this week.-Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ.
Harris are parents of a daughter horn
May 3.-Mrs. Fanny Brown of Spring
field is visiting her sister, Mrs. Myron
Cutting.--The funeral Of Ira Stokes was
held at the home OF Brown Hill Friday.
Those from out of town to attend the
funeral were his son. Arthur and family
of Ferrisburg, MFR. and Mrs. Samuel Hill
and Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Alger Of Lin
coin. The widow and family have gone
to live with her son In Ferrisburg.-Mrs.
n. P. Glaister has returned from the
Mary Fletcher hospital-Mrs. Orvis. from
| the south part of the town. who is still
| at the hospital is progressing well.-G. II.
| Clifford has returned to Charlotte.-Miss
Cynthia Cole has returned to her work
! in Washington. D. C.-Mrs Swift has
| returned to her home In the village after
passing the winter with her nephew. G.
D. Hill.-James Spanos is visiting rela-
tives in Manchester, n. H.-Mrs. Nealie
| Hill has gone to Middlebury to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L.. Carpenter, Mrs. Wade
and Mrs. w. w. Baldwin attended the
| funeral of Mrs. Donahue in Hinesburg
maple sugar season just closed has been
very uneven here. Some report a good
yield while others have made but small
amount-Glenn Wilson, of Rochester
spent Sunday at the home of his brother
Frank Wilson
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For Sale or Torrent
CEDAR CROFT

Attractive property at Cedar Beach.
Charlotte. House, barn, ice-house. dock,
ibout l., acres of woodland.
For full particulars inquire of Mrs
w. j. Van Patten. 433 So. Union St..
Burlington. Vt.
65.tu.th.wky,tf.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO

There will be no services at the
Friends Church Sunday. the quarterly
meeting being held Saturday and Sunday
at Ferrsburg. Ruth Craig OF Rome.
y. Y. is expected to be present.-The
Ladies' Home Circle will meet Thursday,
May 10. with Mrs, David Follansbee.
Supper will be served-Mrs, Helen Orvis
received word that her father had died
Saturday night and left for Acworth,
n. H., to attend the funeral.-Hewitt Var
ney Is ill.-The children of Mr. and Mrs.
CLAYTON Hallock are i'll with chickenpox.
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ceeded "A. j. Garrpw as telegraph OPT
tor at the Contra Vermont railroad
ton. Mr.. Garrow is now station agen
Jericho.
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SHOREHAM

Mr.. and Mrs. George Royce have re-
turned from the South and opened their
house.-Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Larrabee
were surprised by few of their friends
Saturday evening, it being their 25th we'd
DIM anniversary Stokes is ill.,
The concert and dance under the aus
pices of the Glover club last week Friday
was a pleasant affair and we'll patron
ized.-Miss Rum Styles is a guest of Dr.
and Mrs Sharon.-The Misses Goodro and
Cartmell We're guests of the Misses Fred
erica Plat and Alice HARDER over the
week-end.-The Moravian club met with
Mrs J. f. Moore Tuesday afternoon.
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the Lincoln Creamery company w. E.
York, president; T. x. Burnham, vice.
]. NJ. Purinton. secretary; L. J.
Morgan, treasurer.
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GRANVILLE

II. II. Hubbard went Saturday to the
Randolph sanitarium for an operation
Mrs. Herman Ford Is spending the weeR
at East Randolph with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. William Armstrong.-Mrs Wal
ter Archer, of Braintree, is visiting hei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Bagiey'-
The wedding which was to have taker
place at the next Grange meeting mas
been postponed and the meeting Will DC
closed instead of open to the public.-Tht
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising In this column
one cent a word each In
sertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than IL words. two
lines. Special terms to ad-
vertisers using from $50 to
1000 lines within IL con.
secutive months.
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SALISBURY

Miss Doris Whitney returned to her
school in Ashburnham. Mass, after a
few days at her home-Mrs. William
Conant, who was operated on few days
ago. at the Mary Fletcher hospital, is do
ing as we'll as can be expected.-Mrs. w.
r. Phelp and son. Wallace. went to their
home in Glastonbury. Conn, Friday, al
ter spending a few weeks with her par
ents, Mrs A. p. Beach and two childen.
Elizabeth and Robert. accompanied
tbem.-Mrs. Silas Goddard is at the Mary
Fletcher hospital for an operation Tor
appendicits-NIrs. Emma Hitchcock of
Sudbury is keeping house for w. b.
Whitney-George Calvin has employed
Mr. Fortune of Richmond as sawyer AT
his new mill-Mrs. Louise Cloyes has
returned from her visit in BROOKLYN N
Y, and will reside in apartments in the
NJ H. Kelsey house-Mrs. NJ. a. Holden
who sustained a serious fall some time
ago. is able to be about the mousse She
is living in the Celinda Severy house
Mr.. and Mrs. MacAuley nave moved
onto the Calvin farm, which they VIII
carry on the coming year,-Miss Alma
Farmer is assisting in the Partlow store
A p. Beach, who returned from a
business trim to Boston saturday, was II,
town over the weekend. X. j
Barton has returned to her position as
| teacher In the Industrial school at YER
gennes. after spending few days WIN
| her sister, Mrs. A. A. Smead'-Ine drNe
| for the Inter-Church Movement fne'
with "A generous response, going over ths
| top in the amount raised-lhe heV' ~
| W. Reid was entertained Sunday at th'
home of c. J, Kingsley-The .hr's''a'
Endeavor service Sunday evening Wa'
led by Mrs c. A. Bump-Mr, ana MIS-
i. G. Dyer arc attenuhnE we ee"e, +"
! conference OF the Methodist Church, be
ing held in Des Moincs, lowa'-Thc LAKE
Dunmorc creamery stock holders have
purchased the churn recently installed "A
the Reef. Bridge creamery before th'
death of the owner and will use 1t to re
pace the old churn used for so long
| tinC
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BRISTOL

The funeral of Mrs. A. B. C. Demng,
who died Friday at her home on West
street. was held Tuesday afternoon at
two O'Clock at the house. The inter-
ment was in Woodlawn cemetery,
Boston. Mrs, Deming hadsbeen in poor
health for some time and her husbands
sudden death a few weeks ago proved
shock. from which she never rallied
She was lady held in high esteem by all
who knew her.-Odell n. Estes has re-
turned from trip to California. The
Rev. Fred NJ Hogadorn was called to
his home in Saratoga. N. Y, Friday by
the death of his father.-B. w. Estey,
with a party OF eight men from Burling-
ton and Vergennes, went to Detroit We'd
nesday to drive in cars.-C. A. Burnham
and son. Harry. James Hayes and NJ. A.
Rider attended the ball game in Burling-
ton Saturday.
The Rev. F. NJ, Hagadorn returned
Tuesday from Saratoga, N. Y, where
he was callei last week by the death
of his father.--At the next meeting of
the o. +. S. to be held Tuesday eve
ming. May IL, class of several can
didates will be initiated and refresh
|conference OF the Methodist Epis~
pa rsonage Saturday njght.--The Out,
look club will observe "Children's
Day" Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. DEMO on North street. The
roll call will be quaint sayings OF
| childhood. The program will be giver
| by the children. it being arranged By
Mrs. Taylor, Miss Sumner and Mrs. +
| ID. Lawrence.--Mrs. Ransome PurintoI
has gone to the Mary Fletcher hospiia
J for lreatment.-Arthur w. Henry has
| returned from Pittsburgh. n. Y.
| where he has been playing in the or
chcstla OF the Plattsburgh Theatr'
and entered the employ of w. \
| Stokes x Co.
Mrs. Hannah Neednam has returne'
from Cincinnati. Ohio. where she spen
the wlnter.--I.awrcnce McShane OF Al
bany, y. V, spent Sunday with his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. McShane.-Dicl
Whi,move and Miss Marion Mullings o
Middebury College spent the week en-
with MIS-. Daisy Mullngs and daughter
Ruth, -Shandon Leram Of Canada
spending few days at his home here ~
Mrs Leram and son, George, expect to re
turn with him to make their home !
Canada for the present,-Mrs Edgar r
Nichols and two daughters of Pitts
purG' RAJ are the guests OF MIS-. Nlchol
mother, Mrs, Nellie Greenough,-Mr
Homer Hewitt Of Fair Haven was CUES
; sunday of FER parents, Mr.. and Mr.
= +. c. Wright,
There viii hc a birthday social
! Odd Fellows Hall this evening give
= by the Reb"kahs. The admission wi
= he the number of ponnies to CORE!
r pond with tho dsy NJ your birth A
. cd Fellows ar" inyitcd.--Mis' Corn'
Q liza 'oms'och, formerly Of this tow
I and Nathan O. SAMPSON Of Springfield
Mass, were united in marriage at II
y | home Of the brides sister, Mis-, y.