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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-10-09

HIGH COST OF LIVING
| ordered steak, potatoes, and
A glass OF milk that ! might sip;
/ place five dollars In his hand,
The waiter said, "ls this the tlp7",
The Keota news., 1920-12-24

Livestock
Gray mare, smooth mouth.
Jersey cow. s years old. now
giving milk. be fresh in spring.
Feed
Several loads unthreshed speltz
Of good quality.
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PANTON

The entertainment given at the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church last week Wednes-
day evening by the Misses Whittemore
Killam and Northrup of Burlington was
largely attended and highly appreciated
Miss Whittemore won the admiration of
all by her charming personality and her
rich, sweet voice brought forth many
encores to which she pleasingly re-
sponded Miss Northrup showed herself
proficient at the piano and Miss Killaam
was an interesting entertainer by her
Rotations. Fifty dollars and fifteen cents
were taken, An ample supper was served
by the ladies' Of the Federated society
Mrs. Frank Gilbert and two children Of
Pennington, Me, are here for two weeks
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs George
Merrill-Ira Shedrick has taken his
chestnut mare to Ticonderoga, where she
is being trained.-F. w. Converse, who
has spent a two weeks vacation in town,
left for his home In New York city Sun
day night.-Howard Grandey Of South
bridge Mass, was in town this week.
Mrs. william McKillip Of Saranac, n. Y,
IL with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Standardization Merrill Is in Bos-
ton visiting Relationships. Jay Richard
son is confined to her bed by sickness
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Hoyt Of Cornwall
were guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs
Wright Hoyt. They were accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Gregg, he being sor
of the late Elder Gregg, who was pas
tor here many years ago.-Road Com
missioner stage is turn-piking the road
from the Lake street school house to the
other street, Abe work being done largely
by Mr.. Senesac with his tractor.
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BRISTOL

C. c. Currier of New York city and
Glenn Currier of Basin Harbor spent
Sunday with Mrs. Currier-The Neigh
borly club enjoyed an outing at Long
Point Saturday, tho guests of Mrs.
August Cranback and Mrs. r. l..
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. +. =. Smith and
daughter, Margaret, Mr.. and Mrs. G.,
w. Farr and daughter Florence. and
Edward NJ. Smith were called to
Bridge water Sunday to attend the fun
cral of their mother Mrs. smith
The funeral of r. X. Wilson was held
Sunday afternoon at two o'clock in
the Congregational Church and was
largely attended. The Rev. +. NJ. Haga.
dorm OF tho Federated Church Off
ciated. The bearers were w. NJ. Shell
don, +. l. Garrow, H !. Hill and Clay -
ton Buknell. all Odd Fellows. The
floral offerings were in great profu-
sion, a large tribute being sent by the
Rutland Herald and one from the Rich =
mond Athletic Association. The burial
was in Greenwood cemetery.
The Outlook club picnic will be held
Friday afternoon at Mrs. F.. y. Goud's
in Middlebury. Cars will be at the IL
brary at one o'clock to take all who
wish to go. The program. roll call.
Benefits | Have Derived from the Club
Report of the federation by Mrs. BAN
forth. This is the goth anniversary of
the club, and it is hoped that every mem
Der will be present to celebrate the occa-
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mont house in the legislature, Attorney
). S. Page of Bristol and tie Rev Fred
orick Buttery Of Nergenncs. Tho prize
winners will not he announced until Fri
day evening at the graduating exercises
OF the Ncrgennes high school.
The class day program AT high school
assembly room Wednesday wa" as fol-
lows: Commencement song; presidents
welcome, William Burfee; class history,
elizabeth Morris; class poem. AHA car
pentier; chorus, Sing a Song of Six
pence" class will, Nesta Beach; class pre-
sensations, Catherine Ross; propf ecy,
Ruth Ball; address 20 undergrad
yates, Jessie Neil; response. Clar-
ence Spydal. 81 class ycll.-The
Chautauqua committee met at tho IL
brary Tuesday evening Mr.. Teachout.
representative Of the company was pres
ent and went over the plans with tho
committee The ticket-sellins campaign
began Wednesday. 4 large and enthu-
sastic committee is working under Major
McCuen. The proceeds of the Chautau-
qua entertainments this year will be Civ
en- to the fund for the Mcintosh Athletic
field.
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LINCOLN

Mrs Nell McIntyrc of Hartford, Conn.
is visiting at the home of her brother,
George Garland.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Blauvclt visited recently at the home of
her brother William Hoag.-Curts Rock
of HUNTINGTON. Mass" spent few days
the past week with his sister, Mrs. Wal
lace Norton.-Mr and Mrs. NJ. 3. Cove are
in Camr at their cottage at Long Point
Miss Jessica Stowe is spending the week.
with her grand parents in East Middle
bury.--Mr. and Mrs. G. a. Thayer. Mr..
and Mrs, ". W. Smith Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
fred Iackman. the Rev. A. Dexter, T. A.
Burnham, n. G. Aleer and e. r. Bck
mol and family We're among the Burlng
ton visitors Saturday from this section
John Benton underwent an operation
at his home Thursday afternoon for ar-
pendctis. Miss Iuliette Barnum Of
Monkton is caring for him George Will
llams was in Burlington sunday.
A dance will he given Friday eve
ming in Jackman and Garland's hall.
Mrs. Clara Bowen spent the week =
end in Middlehury.- 81. Clair
of FerrisburG is spending a few days
at the home of Damus Sorrell.-The
Brown reunion will be hell Wednes-
day juno %, in the grange hall
Miss Mary Turner and Mrs. Arthur
Cushman and family were In Middle =
bury Monday-A daughter has been
horn 10 Mr. and Mrs. Austin Baslow G
A. Thayer A. T., Briggs and Charles
Clark were in Burlington Wednesday
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

y. A. Carpenters barns were burned
with their contents Wednesday morning.
The horse barn was not burned. 1t is
thought that they were struck by light
ning-Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Taft and son.
Carlyle, and f. A. Trap are having an
outing at Shelburne Pond this week.
Henry Parkhurst and 7. l.. Hildreth
Of North Troy were bushes visitors in
town Tuesday Tatro was taken
to the St Adams hospital for an opera
ton Tuesday Several of the members
ofthe Independent Order of Foresters
visited the court at East Fairfield Thurs
day evening last. The local court here are
planning a celebration on the Fourth Of
July.-Miss Marjory Elkins has resigned
her position in the Nelson & Hall Co,
office and gone TO Richford.-C. S. Howard
of Fairfax and G. c. Holmes of St.
Adams were in town last Frday.--Mrs,
Otto II. Lober is visiting her parents Mr.,
and Mrs. C. T. Hall.-Miss Alice Hall
is home from Lassell Seminary for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marble Pierce and fam
ily were over-Sunday guests of her
brother in st. Adams, going by auto
mobile.-All of the schools met at the
Center school house Thursday for a SPELL
ing contest conducted by Supt. b, A,
Colby. Marion Taft won the junior con-
test and Jaska Manning and Kathryn
Beane tho senior contestants. Sarah
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ORWELL

Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Gregory were called
TO Madrid. \. Y, Monday by the death
of Mr., Gregory's brother.-Mrs. Mabel
Smith is at Eagle Inn for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Glen Phelps motored to
Rutland June 2. Their daughter, Miss
Luella who has been in Rutland hos
pital recovering from an operation, and
her sister, Miss Mildred who has been
caring for her. returned home with them
The schools in town closed for the
sumner vacation Friday with a picnic
Milk Inspector German Of Rutland spent
the most of last week in town.-Dr
Edmond of Bristol, district health officer,
was in town Thursday and Friday.-Mr.
and Mrs. George FELTON, had as recent
guests, Mr.. Felton's nephew and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunton of Newark,
y. j., and Miss Crowley Of Syracuse,
\. Y.-Cards are out for the marriage
of William Burk and Miss Madeline
Lafflov to take place al st. Paul's Church
in Orwell June 16--Robert Ryan of this
town and Miss Katherine Morgan Of Fair
Haven were married at St. Mary's Church
in Fair Haven June ID. After 10 days
trip to Montreal. they will reside in
Orwell-Miss Mary Williams is spending
some time with friends in Rutland.-Mrs.
Esther Ducharme has gone to to Bur
linston to spend few weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. Marshall Bannister.-Mrs
c. B. Cook. who has been seriously i'll
is improving -Chldren's day was OBJ
served at the Congregational Church
Sunday. the children did very well.-Dr,
Reecher Of Burlington was in town Sun
day, called in council with Dr. Sargent
for Mrs. Marion Vail Mrs. Vail is better
at preSent
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COLCHESTER

The Rev. and Mrs. Stephen Talbot
entertaining Mr.. Talbott's mother.-y
c. Ploof went Saturday for few 81
visit with friends in Milton.-Miss
Doncaster is visiting Mrs. Clara Lyo1
Mrs. F. C. Mccarthy of stowe, who
called here nv the illness OF her slsI
Mrs J. c. Belts. returned to her n
Friday. Mr. Belts accompanied nd
Mrs. \. Rowse and two children are VI
Ing her mother. Mrs. c. w Wrlght1
A. Thortor had the misfortune 10
from a load Of hay suffering a bro
nose and other minor injuries $. NOR
has sold his farm to Fred Horton
will nurchase nearer the village II
". NJ. Hill who came to visit ner SIS
Mrs. !. C. Belts, returned 10 her n1
in Randolph TUESDAY taking Mrs. be
little son. Grant. with her.-pr, ana
n II. Kenyon and Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Wright started Tuesday afternoon
route for Boston. The first stop
made at Mrs. Dorothy Newton's in Sa
hury.-E. s. Wright has gone on an exd
sion which he will visit among on
n,aces Montreal. Seattle, San Franc'
and san Deigo The return trip Will
by the Santa Fe road through Chca
Miss Doris Wright, who recently gr
uated from Skidmore College - spend
come time at her home here with y
friend.-Miss Ruth Wright of Middleo
College will come this week TO spend
summer vacation with her parents,
and Mrs. r. S. Wright-Mr. and y
p. ]. Nheelock attended the funeral
Mrs. Jennie Crown in Milton Sunda
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FOR SALE

SPLENDID BUSINESS LOCATION for
sale in a country town store building with
fne tenement; double barns and about :,
acre land in center of village; best chance
to locate and open store in state Of
Vermont; can also put in meat or garage;
good meat room and refrigerator; furn-
heats tenement and store; electric
lights, running water; hard wood floors.
This must he sold to settle an
estate. Price $4,000 IL you this
splendid business opening and fine home
you would want It. Inquire of Mrs. Nina
T. Bresette, Washington. W. 1io12tw2t
fWO STANDING BARNS for sale, ono
30xoo IT. two floors. one 3ox4o TT. base
r1ents TO both good condition. will sell
standing will take down and ship to
nearest station and set mp elsewhere.
Write P. o. Box 34i. Hardwick. VT.
3Tw.:r1.
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Chittenden County
WJNOOSKI

The annual alumni reunion and re-
ception TO the senior class given by the
students of the Winooski high school
was held Thursday evening at the
school The building was beautifully
decorated with cut flowers and palms.
In the receiving line were Principal
George r. Stackpole. Miss Irene Bar
rett. Miss Martha ONeil. Miss Irene
Howard and the members Of the
graduating class Following the re-
ception played entitled. MY Cousin
Jimmy" was given by the members
of tho stu Tents Of the high school The
play dealt with a boarding school and
the many pranks that are played while
a student there All members of the
cast are to he congratulated on the
splendid acting, which with the excep-
tion of two members, was their first
appearance on the stage Following Is
the cast of characters: Miss Bethia AL
derney. mistress of a select school for
girls, Ruth Kingsland, Bonnie Holland.
a recent arrival, Rosanna Beaudette;
Fudge Tootly, her chum, Ruth vincent;
stella Mayburn. formerly the most
popular pupil. Rosamond Benedict;
RITA Garland, Carrie Levin; Mile
Jones. Edna Burnett; Jones Chorker,
the gardner, Clinton Conlin; maggie
BinGs, the maid, Ruth Kirby; Profess
sor Timothy Adde'S. Miss Attorneys
cousin, William O'Brien. Between the
acts, Miss Mary Gonyeau rendered
piano solo, Following the play Lees
orchestra Of five pieces furnished
music for dancing until late hour
Il. Barton Whitney died Saturday eve
ming at $50 o'clock at his home at %
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WALTHAM

The \. S. club met with Mrs. r f.
Frisbie Thursday afternoon, June 10.
"a members being present. A very
pleasant afternoon was passed and re-
freshments were served by the hos
tess.-A. G.. Hunt went to New Haven.
Conn. Saturday. where he has a posi-
tion-Mrs. A. g. Wright entertained
the d. A. r. Monday. There was a
large attendance. Refreshments were
served.-Mr. and Mrs. p. w. Otis and
Mrs. c. +. Sherbino were in Burlng
ton Sunday.-G. A. Hunt passed the
week end in Bristol.-Mr. and Mrs
Fred Lee of Weybridge visited their
SON w. A. Lee, Sunday-Mrs. Amelia
Barnard of Bristol is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. q. A. Hunt-Mrs. f. f
Frisbie will entertain the ladies OF
the farm bureau Wednesday afternoon
June 23,-Mr. and Mrs. n. w. Otis
Mrs W. A. Lee. Mrs. c. F. Sherbino
and Miss Helen Otis were in Middle
hurry Monday.
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STARKSBORO

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Taft Mr.. and Mrs
Morton and Miss Gertrude Maxfield we're
In Waterbury Sunday to see Mrs. r. c.
Maxfleld.--C F. Cove Of Burlington spent
Sunday at f.. X. Eddy s.-Chidren' day
Will be observed at the Baptist Church
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. A. L. White, Mr.
and Mrs. F. S. Ferguson and Mrs. Will
liam O'Neil took an auto trip June II and
13 TO the White Noun tains-C. W. Bost-
wick of Hinesburg is visiting at G. F.
O'Bryan s.-NIra +. A. Thorne Mrs Will
liam O'Nei and Mrs. Ceora Young Of
Bristol are guests at A. l.. Whites and
F. 5. Ferguson's this week.-F. j. Han
son has purchased a Chevrolet touring
car.-James Spanos has returned from a
months vacation spent with relatives
in Manchester y. H. and has resumed his
duties as cheese maker at the creamery.
His cousin. E. e. Sophos. of Lowell.
Mass. accompanied him. returning June
Ebert MaNield has returned to Bos-
ton. where he was ordained at fremont
Temple June 11.-Mrs. Edward j. Douhet
of Cleveland. Ohio. and mother. Mrs
AIMEE j. Day. and son. Master Edward
Antoine Douhet. are spending the sum-
mer with Mrs. Leslie Ferguson and Mrs.
Helen Mead Wyman. Mrs Douhet visited
MIS- Wyman five years ago to gain in
formation about the Ferguson family. her
sreat-erandfather, John A. Ferguson,
with his wife, Abigail Hall, having emil
grated to Ohio from Starksboro early in
the last century. Hoping sometime to
compile family history with Mrs. A. T.
Hills of Cleveland. who also is a Fer.
guson, and interested in geneology. Mrs.
Douhet will be grateful for any storier
or facts connected with the Ferguson
or allied families in S;arksboro. Hoosic
Fails or Pine Plains. \. Y
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from pnge one.)

nave returned from a wedding tour
through the Adirondacks and Mr.. Don
nelly has resumed his duties a the Ner-
Tennes postoff1ce.-The Rev and Mrs
Thomas Neal, Jr., have returned from
week s vacation at the Coley cottage at
the lake They plan soon 10 move to the
BAPTIST Church parsonage, and Mr. and
Mrs. Fisher, who are now occupying the
parsonage. will move to the Harvey Ket-
cham house
The home of state Fish and Game
Warden and Mrs. II. A. Booth was the
scene Of a pritty June wedding Tues
day when their only daughter Flora Mar
iorie, was united in marriage to Wade
Albert, only son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
Walker of Bridport, the Rev Herbert
Gulick. pastor of the CONGREGATIONAL
church at Bridport, performing the cere-
n1ony. The bridal couple stood under a
white wedding bell. the background be-
Ing green ferns and white roses The
best man was Kenneth Myrick of Bird
port Miss Elzabth Hamilton of Bird
port acted as maid of honor, and tho
bridesmaids were Miss Pearl Farnum of
Middebury and Miss Ruth Walker of
Proctor, The bride was gowned In white
satin and wore a white veil and car
RED white roses. The maid of honor wore
q gown of blue satin and carried pink
carnations. Miss Farnum was gowned
in pink taffeta, Miss Walker wore laven-
der crepe de chine and both carried pink
carnations Mrs. Fred Booth presided at
the piano and played the wedding march
and also furnished music during the serv-
ing of refreshments. and while the new
ly married couple were receiving congra
tulations. After the ceremony. refresh
ments were served in the dining room,
which was prettily trimmed, the color
scheme being pink and white. The table
was festooned with pink and white car
nations, with a large center piece of
pink and white carnations to match Miss
Lucinda Smith of Burlington catered and
the Misses Gala Field, Gertrude Piper
served Miss Luvile of New Haven pre-
siding at the punch bowl. The Misses
Marjorie GrinneI and Herrika Rock ush-
cred. Mr. and Mrs. Walker received
many wedding gifts consisting Of cut
glass, silver, linen and purse of money.
Both the groom and bride were gradu-
ates from Mddlebury high school in 1918.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker left in the evening
on an automobile trip to Cape Cod Mass.
where they will spend their honeymoon
and on their return will make their home
in Bridport.-The opera house was crowd
ed 10 it's utmost capacity Monday evening
at Vergennes junior high prize speaking
contest. ( The Judges were Charles S
r--a of AH@au ttaXan- speaker OF the Ner-
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ADDISON

Children's day exercises at the church
were well carried out,-Miss Gertrude
Warner, who has been in Mortified the
past year, attending school, is at home
and will be the hello girl" for the sum-
mer.-Mrs. Mary Lane Griffith of Dandy
is visiting old friends and acquaintance
Mrs. Harriet Smith Potter of East
Orange. n. j., is here to spend the sum
mer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. F..
Smith.-Mrs, Hulda Clark, who has been
spending tho past few weeks with her
brother, c. w Barber. has returned home.
Edith Wing of Bridport has been spend.
ing few days with Mrs. j. C. Thomas
DIR, and Mrs. Harry Smith of Alameda
Calf, are the guests Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. o. A. Smith.-The Young People S
club was entertained by the club from
the west side Friday evening, at William
McEvala's.
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WEST ADDISON

The first open air service of the sum-
mer will be held in LOOMS grove next
Sunday at HOO a. m. The pastor will
preach Fathers Day sermon. The
Nergennes band will be a guest of the
church and provide the music Of the day.
Fathers are especially invited TO be
present. The rose is the flower of the day.
white one may be worn In memory of
a father who is dead. red one in honor
of a living father. Bring your lunch
baskets. Following the lunch hour the
band will give a concert
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SHOREHAM

Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Larrabee returned
from months auto trip to Lansing
Mich. Wednesday. aturday afternoon
Mrs Sharon, Mrs. J. c. Moore and Mrs
Larrabee entertained the Moranan club
in honor of Mrs. Henry Wright OF Med
field. Mass. at the home of Mrs Sharon
schools closed Friday with a picnic
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Cook are guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Severy of Hyde
Park.-Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Hathornc and
children of Brandon were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. r. w. Waite Sunday.--Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Warner of Addison we're
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. r.
Witherell-George Wood of Boston is
guest at a. G. Dudey's.-F. f. Plat
is home with cold.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Narney have returned from visit in
Stowe.-Messrs. Abegg and West of Bur-
lington were recent guests of DR.. Plat.
Oscar Grover, who has been in the en-
ploy of p W. Waite. went Monday to
hospital in Burlington for treatment
Chldren's day was observed Sunday
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at the home of the bride, the Rev r. "
Young officiating. Among those Iroii
town who attended the funeral OF - ~.
Wilson in Bristol Sunday we're Mr. anu
Mrs. f. l.. Shackett and Mr. ana Mrs.
j. e. Davis.-Mr. and Mrs ]. F. Rowley
and son and Mr., and Mrs l.. n. Rowley
of Burlington were weekend guests of
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. Row
ley.-Paul Bcaror and daughter. Vera,
visited friends in Burlington Saturday
and Sunday.-Mrs. C. S. Dana ana Mrs
A. G. Wright entertained the d. a. H.
Monday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Wright in Waltham.-Mr. and Mrs q. A.
Hunt and son, Harold Hunt. OF Waltham
called on friends in town Sunday.-N.
NJ. Benedict and family attended the
walker Boothe wedding in Nergennes
Tuesday evening
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

Mrs. Ellen 1sham Comstock died att
Old home on Fourth street in south |
lirgton on June A. The funeral was
SUNDAY June {, with burial in
Eldridge cemetery. The Rev. DR.. ST.
Of Burlington OBLIGATED, and
gathering Of friends and relatives. Il
fed to the esteem in which she was
Mrs. Comstock was born in WIN
Novmeher !, 1882, the daughter OF Dl
and Mary Green Isham. She came on
stock of the early settlers and fro1
family we'll known for its spleI
sterling qualities, all Of which she
herited to a marked degree. In 1888
married Albert Comstock of. South.
lington. For nearly s. years they "
labored rejoiced and sorrowed on the|
Comstock homestead. Seven chill
we're born to them, five of whom
vive: Mrs. Frank Forbes and Mrs. FL
Prior OFF Wiliston. Albert of 10y
Mass. and Sarah and Catherine of 81
Burlington. Besides these there are
to mourn 12 grandchildren and % Gr
grandchildren. Although feeble in ne
for the past three years. Mrs. CONS
retained to the last mind keenly q
to all about her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Bromley are the
ents of a daughter, born June II at
Mary Fletcher hospital.-Mrs. Myra
ball and Della Phillips are visiting r
tives in Huntington and Starksooi
Clifford Tilley has returned from G
lotte. where he has been visiting Tor
last week at the home of W. c. Ii
wanna Narp,erite and Arthur orion
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orchestra will furnish music.-Mrs
Frank Allard, who was called to Bel
lows Falls by the illness Of her sons
wife, returned homo Saturday and
brought stanton, the infant son of Will
lard Chandler, with her. Mr.. Chandler
took him to Hubbardton Sunday where
his uncle and aunt will care for him
in the future.--kenneth Palmer has
secured employment in Richville and
went there tho first of the week.
Banns of marriage were published Sun
day at St. Gcnevieve's Church between
James Hayes and Miss Louise st.
George of this place-George Shaw
and Mrs. Almeda Bourdeau Wimmette
were married June by the Rev. Henry
Gulick at the Congre gational parson-
age. They will make their home in
town-Mrs. Joseph Donah AMI three
children and grandchild of Rutland
were week END guests at the home OF
Herman Austin.
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HUNTINGTON

Charles Johnson who had been very
Ill from poisoning for ten days
passed away at the home Of Pres
pire Deforge Thursday evening. The
decease was 80 years of age AMI not
having any near relatives living has
made his home with the Deforge fam
lily for several years. The funeral was
held from the Catholic Church in Rich
mond Sunday .-Elbrge Ross was quite
seriously hurt June while working
ing in the woods by the falling of a
tree which split. In his effort to save
his little son he was hit and the little
boy slightly injured-School closed
Friday with two picnics, Miss Pierce
holding hers in Spaulding's grove and
Miss Place in Vincents erove-At the
auction hell here Thursday the house
hold effects of the late Sarah Fargo
were all disposed of and the place bid
off by o. II. morrill, for George Wells
a IL the Center.