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The New York herald., 1921-11-18
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Aect1r.rN --On November f6 1874. David !
Ascheim. beloved brother Of Mrs. $. Good
man, Mrs. a. n. Kantrowits and jules
hschein Funeral services at Temple
Deth-Ei 9th av. and 10th st, on Friday
morning. o, 1890 o'clock. ln'ermcnt az
Salem Fields.
BAKER. John $. Of Peekskill. y. r.. sud-
denly November IL. Funeral S:3O II. NJ,
Saturday. November ~, at 225 Washing
ton st.. Peekskil, y. Y.
BOGART. ON November 10. John Benjamin
~ his 10th year at his home. lsi West
the Chapel % the stephen Merritt Burial
and Cremation Company. l6i sth av.. cor
ncr 18Th 81. In'crment privst, in Ever
Saturday. November ~. 1921.
BREITWIE.SSR. On November -, ~ hia
residence. 1903 Bainhridgc av. Bronx
Leonard l. Breitwleser, beloved husband
or IAiIo T. Breitwicscr Notice of funeral
services hereafter.
CARL--Ou November ig. 1921, Katherine
NJ. Carl. eldest daughter q jchn ". and
AMMO W. Cart Funeral services ct the
home OF her parents Baldwin, J.. r.. on
Friday evening. November is. az r..
NJ. In,ernent private.
CLARK. .-Marrarct widow OF william J.
CLARK, AZ the home OF her daughter, Mrs
Elcanor wooster OF 453 Atlantic ST.. STAN.
ford, November i5. She is also survived
by her daughter, Katherine Gtldersleeve'
OF New York city. Funeral services Fri
day evening at 1880 ln'erment az Al.
sonia. Conn.
COTFIN.--On Thursday. November u. De
borah. widow Of Edward ~. II her rosi-
denco. Long Branch. y. J. funeral ser
vice at the star OF the Sea Church, Satur-
day, at 1880 A. NJ.
COTrEn--At her residence. 100 West 18Th
st. on November II, Eleanor a. Cotter.
daurhtcr 81 TIE late John and Mary Cot
ter and beloved sister OF Mrs. Nora G..
nrosuan. Requiem mass Church OF tic
Hieesed Sacrament. broadway and Tist st.,
Saturday. November 10, at 10 o'clock.
pYER.--Suddoulv Monday. November ~.
$50 A. NJ. Charles J. Dyer, beloved hus-
band Of Amy ". IoOdau. formerly 0f
Bedford Park. n ", member OF Henry
Clay Lodge, Masonic order. and Wakefield
Council, Royal Arcanam. also connected
with New York Central railroad 80 years
Funeral from his hte residence. Maplc,on.
Ceyuga county. y, y., on Thursday.
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IN M E M o RIA NJ h.

BARNETT In loving memory OF ms devoted
husband. Alexander Barnett. November
~ 1920.
tTANrEI.D.-ln lovins mcuofy OF my dssr
husband Chrlgtinn Hanfcld, Jr.. who died
November IS. 1850. Wife and sons
THOMPSON. In loving memory OF my llt,is
mother Is dia Thompson. November T..
1908 Pnff
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WEDDING NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest r. Oppenheimer
Of 270 Riverside Drive have announced
the engagement OF their daughter. Miss
Marjorie Florence Oppenheimer. to DR..
Jonas w. Rosenthal of New Orleans.
The marriage of Miss Marion Haas
and Mr.. Edwin II. Faber will take place
next Wednesday at the st. Regis.
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EXERCISED THREE HOURS
DAILY AND DIES AT 81
Louis Sostman LeWis Taught
Physical Culture.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 17--Louis Sost-
man Lewis. 81. who for siXty-one years
taught physical culture here and for
thirty-eight years was physical In
structor at Girard College died to-day
OF the infrmities of age. He was born
in Germany and fought under Carl
Schurz for the establishment of a Ger
man republic in 1S4S. After the rebel
lion failed he fled 10 America and raised
three companies Of Zouaves, who served
In the civil war
Until Il few months ago lie exercised
regularly three hours a day and was
rarely ILL., He was married twice and
had twenty children. nine of whom are
living. He also leaves thirty-four grand
children and eight great-grandchildren
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MISS GLENNA WILLIS TO WED.
VIII Become Bride of Mr.. Howard
Douglas Hadden.

Dr. and Mrs. George Stuart Willis of
116 East Fifty-third street. formerly Of
Morristown. n. j.. have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Glenna A. Willis, to Mr.. Howard Doug
las Kadden, graduate OF Yale, class
Of 1921.
Howard s. Hadden of 24s Henry street
Brooklyn and u grandson of Mr.. Cro-
we'll Hadden. president of the Brooklyn
Savings Bank No date has been set for
the wedding
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HENRY ALLEN PECK,
NOTED EDUCATOR, DEAD
Was Vice-Chancelior of Syria.
cuse University.

SYRACUSE, Nov. 17.-Henry Allen
Peck. vice-chancellor Of Syracuse Uni
versity, died to-day as a result Of heart
trouble. He was born in 1863 in Mexi-
co, Oswego county. y. Y. was grad
uated from Syracuse University and
took up his duties as an instructor in
the institution at the age OF 23, hav-
ing been associated with the univer-
sity continuously since that time.
He had been dean Of the College
OF Liberal Arts for several years be-
fore being elevated to the position Of
i;e-chancellor last summer, when
Chancellor James r. Day made knowR
his intention 10 resign. He had been
regarded as the successor 10 Chan
cellor Day, who will relinquish his
post within the next year.
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CHARLES D. HALL DIES AT 81.
wns Lifelong Resident OF Glen
Cove and civil War Veteran.

Charles ID. Hall, one OF the oldest and
best known residents OF Glen Cove. died
yesterday at his home in Dosoris lane.
He was born in Glen Cove eighty-seven
years ago. Tie had been III three weeks
from complication OF ailments incident
10 old age. on Wednesday his son-in-
law, Dewitt Tappan. was buried from
Mr.. Halls home. where he died on Mon
day.
Mr.. Hall was the oldest member OF
the Glen Cove Lodge Of Masons. He was
veteran OF the civil war. He retired
from the hardware business several
years ago. lie leaves FIVE daughters and
one SON
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WILL LECTURE ON DANTE.

The Rev. Dominic Cirigliano, S. j.,
will lecture on Dante this evening at ST.
Francis Xaviers College Theatre, 10 West
sixteenth street, 1t was announced yes
torday. The lecture will be illustrated
by reproductions of Dore's pictures OF
the Divine Comedy. and chorus OF
young people will enact in song and
tabheau the principal scenes OF the
Purgatorio and the Paradise
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PROTECTION DEMANDED
FOR SPANISH ART
Madrid Newspaper Protests
Sale of Old Tapestries.

MADRID Nov. 17.--EI Impdrcidi to-day
protested editorially against the alleged
sale Of the ancient tapestries belonging
to the cathedral at Chanca. The news
paper clnimed that the finest specimens
of Spanish art were now disappearing
daily from the country, filling foreign
museums and art galleries.
The paper calls the attention OF the
Minister of instruction TO the illcgality
of depicting SPANS national monu-
rients.
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MRS. CORDELIA A. KILLEY.

Mrs. Cordelia A Killey. who died
Tuesday at the home of her son, James
D Killey 16 Howard place. Jersey City.
was more than 100 years old. having
been born in New York. July .. 1921.
The son with whom she lived is re-
tired Pennsylvania Railroad station mas
ter who served the railroad forty-four
years. Two other sons, who live in
Philadelphia, are retired Pennsylvania
Railroad locomotive engineers.
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Mns. UNDERHrLL HAS SON.

congratulations are being extended to
Nfr. and Mrs. Chester Reid Underhill of
Montclair, n. j.. upon the birth of
aon. who will be christened Bradford
Durleigh Underhill. He is a lineal de-
scendant in the eleventh generation OF
Gov. Bradford Of Massachusetts He
also is a MISREPRESENTATION of Capt.
Samuel Chester Reid. u. S. N. who
fought in the last sea fight of the War
of 1872
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STERy-EISING.

Miss Florence A. Eising. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin =. Eising, was mar
ried to Mr.. s. Sidney Stern last night In
the Louis XVI. suite of the St Regis by
the Rev. DIR. Z. G.. Enelow. Miss Edna
Eising was the maid of honor. and there
was a small flower girl. Ruth Eising.
Abraham Stern was his brothers best
man. A reception and dinner followed
the ceremony.
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MISS BROWNING ENGAGED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Prentice Brown
ing of Madison avenue. Montclair, y. j..
r. announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Miss Ruth Barlow Browning, to Mr..
Mitchell Hull Smith of White Plains,
\. Y. and Gorham, Me. Miss Browning
is graduate of the Montclar High
School. Mr.. Smith is q graduate Of Bow
aoin College. During the war he served
with the Fifty-fourth Artillery. and at
present is engaged in business in New
.-ors
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MISS THRocKMonroN ro WED.

Tho engagement has been announced
Of Miss Beatrice Adrienne Throckmor-
ton, daughter of Mrs. Isabel II. Throck-
morton OF Elizabeth, ". j., 20 Mr. Rafael
Ramon Gown. Jr.. son os Mr. and Mrs.
r. II. Gown OF 1880 Massachusetts ave-
nue., Washington. No date has been mcn-
toned for the wedding
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DIR. WILLIAM JARvIE.

Or william Jarvie. aged so, who
dentistry in Brooklyn for more
than forty years. retiring IN 1905. died
Wednesday IN the home OF his brother
James y. Jarvie. $50 Upper Mountain
avenue. Montclair. ". J. lie had n stroke
OF apoplexy six days ago. Dr Jarvie
was formerly q member OF the New York
state Dental Examiners
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AMONG ruE pLAYcorns.

At The Globe Theatre last night to see
Good Morning. Dearie" were Mr. and
Mrs Robert Low Bacon, Mr., George r.
Domiuick. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rogers
winthrop and Miss Alice Winthrop.
"A Bill OF Divorcemcnt" at tho Times
Square Theatre was seen by Mr.. Ma
thaniol +. Hill and Miss Margaret ID.
Kahn.
Lieut. and Mrs. Charles X Post and
Mr. and Mrs. John Greenough were at
the Hippodroine for Get Together"
club de vinet-w -waldorf-Astoris, The Dan
socfff a
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Cats. Dogs &c.
E N @ A G. E d

CORNELL--HALL.---Mr. and Mrs. Archi-
bald g. Hell cf 2Il EnEie gt., Eng;ewood.
y. J.. announce the engagement OF their
daughter, Natalie Madeline, 70 Dr. Nelson
Warren Cornell of Lockwood, y. Y.
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Mr.. and Mrs Edwin NJ. Post, Jr SON.
in-law and daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Goadby Loew, are occupying
an apartment at $50 Park avenue
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Mrs. Charles Cary Rumsey will re
turn to Westbury l.. l., from th'
Plains, Va, this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Crooker.
Jr.. have returned from Oyster Bay.
l.. /.
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Mrs. Robert l.. Stevens has rented for
the winter Mr.. and Mrs. William Schall's
apartment at $50 Park avenue.
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Special Despatch to TIE NEW YORK HERALD
PIrrsFIEID. Mass, Nov. 17.-Mrs. Will
lard F. Smith. granted q divorce decree
from her husband at Reno. left the
Smith home at Lee several months ago
for the West. IT was known that do
mestic troubles had made desire for
separation mutual and before leaving
Mrs. Smith decided back to her husband
Ledgeland, fine Berkshire estate some
distance west OF Lee, which he had given
to her several years before. 1t is near
the estates Of w. = Osgood Field and
Mrs Raymond Il. Baker.
Mrs. Smith was Mss Robbins of Hart
ford, Conn. and IL a sister OF Mark T.
Robbins, president of the Lee National
Bank. She was married to Mr.. Smith.
who is president Of the Smith Paper
Company of Lee. about twenty-three
years ago. Mr.. Smith is about 40 and
his wife three years younger. He is
well known in the Berkshires and In the
past was an exhibitor Of fine saddle
horses. which are his hobby.
Just before Mr.. Smith left for the
West their son and only child. Sheldon
Smith, o student at Harvard, was acci-
dentally killed when an old weapon he
was examining was discharged.
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The Secretary of Commerce and Mrs.
Hoover entertained at dinner last night
in compliment 20 the Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. DENLY.
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MRS. MARK HANNA
DIES IN WASHINGTON
Widow of Former Senator and
Mother of Daniel r.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 17.--Mrs. Marcus
A. Hanna widow Of the former Senator
from Ohio. died tonight at her resi-
dence here.
Mrs. Hanna was tho daughter OF
Daniel T. Rhodes OF Cleveland, owner
Of large lake shipping business. She
and Mr. Hanna We're married Septem-
her 81. 1867 They had three children.
the late Daniel r. Hanna, Mrs. Medlll
Mccormick. wife Of the senior Senator
from Illinois. and Mrs. Harry A. Par
sons OF Cleveland. Senator Hanna died
in 1904.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Il. Cromwell
of Philadelphia are at the Ambassador
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Wearing Apparel.

LoST-Novernber II. 3 80 T.. NJ. brown mink
neckpicce in taxicnb from Madison av and
4ith 81. 90 6th Az. and 2Sth st.. reward.
MAX ENOS. Tel. Murray Hill 1000.
$3.50 REWARD
for return OF TWO skin Russian sable neck
piece, lost November ., vicinity of Louis
Shcrry's restaurant 800 Park av. a. r.
LEE & CO. mo. Is William ~.
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The Vce-President and Mrs. Coolidge
were entertained at dinner last night by
Senator Walter Edge and his mother.
Mrs Sarah Lee Phillips. who is his
hostess. In the company of thrty-six
were the Ambassador Of Belgium and
Baroness de Cartier, Mr.. Andrew w.
Mellon. Secretary Of the Treasury; the
Secretary of War and Mrs. Weeks. the
Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs. Wal
lace and Admiral Lord Beatty and Lady
Beatty.
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MRS. w. F. SMITH GETS
DIVORCE IN NEVADA
Decree for Lee, Mass, Woman
in June Revealed.

Special Despatch to THE NEw YORK HERALD
RENO, New, Nov. lit became
known here to-day that Mrs. Frances
L. r. Smith was granted divorce here
on June last from Willard +. Smith
on charges of cruelty. In her complaint
Mrs. Smith set forth that her husband
had treated her coldly and had intimated
q divorce. She said her husband pre-
ferred to spend his time at clubs in
stead of at home. According to Mrs.
Smiths attorney she remained in Reno
for several months after receiving her
decree.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence l.. Hay. who
were the guests OF her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Francis r. Appleton in Ips-
wich. Mass. have returned to New
York
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Mrs Harding had a box party at the
National Theatre yesterday to see Nine.
Pavlowa's ballet. Her guests were
Baroness de Cartier. Mrs. Robert Woods
Bliss, Miss Ailsa Mellon and Miss
Laura Harlan. Earlier in the day Mrs.
Harding visited the Women's City Club.
where sale was being held of articles
made by wounded soldiers. and made
several purchases.
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For Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fitz Simons,
who are visiting them, the Spanish AM
bassador and Nine. Riano entertained at
dinner last night at the Alibi Club.
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WASHINGTON.

The Secretary re Labor and Mrs.
Davis gave a dinner last night for Mr..
and Mrs. e. c. Toner Of Indiana.
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Club de t--waldorf-Astoria, The Dan.
santtlT. supper Dances .-Adr.
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Mrs Thomas II. Barber has come to
the Chatham from Claverack House,
her summer home in Southampton,
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Mr.. and Mrs James II. Il. Cromwell
Of Philadelphia are at the Ambassador
Mrs. Robert l.. Stevens has rented for
the winter Mr.. and Mrs William Schalls
apartment at $50 Park avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Crocker.
L. /.
Mrs. Charles Cary Rumsey will re-
turn to Westbury l.. l., from the
Plains. Va. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin NJ. Post, Jr.. SON
in-law and daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
william Goadby Loew, are occupying
an apartment at $50 Park avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence L. Hay. who
were the guests OF her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Francis r. Appleton in Ips-
wich. Mass. have returned to New
York.
Mrs. Thomas H. Barber has come to
the Chatham from Claverac< House,
her summer home in Southampton,
l.. 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benson Bennett sloan
have returned from Lawrence. l.. T.,
to their home Al East Sixty-fifth
street for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs William Ziegler Jr..
have taken Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock's $
house in Aiken, s. c., for the winter
season.
Mrs. William b. Dinsmore and Miss
Madeleine I. Dinsmore of Staatsburg,
". Y, are at the Belmont Mrs. Quincy
A. Shaw of Boston also Is there.
Mrs. Lewis Cass Ledyard. Sr., on her
arrival from Europe this month, will go
to 27 East Seventy-second street for
the winter.
Mrs. Hamilton Mex. Twombly and
her daughter. Miss Ruth Vanderbilt
Twomby, will return to their New
York house tomorrow from Convent
n. J.. for the winter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Benson Bennett Sloan
have returned from Lawrence, l.. J.,
to their home, Al East Sixty-nfth
street for the winter.
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Mr.. and Mrs William Ziegler, Jr..
have taken Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock's
house in Aiken, s. c., for the winter
season.
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Mrs. William b. Dinsmore and Miss
Madeleine I. Dinsmore of Staatsburg,
N. Y, are at the Belmont Mrs. Quincy
A. Shaw Of Boston also is there.
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Mrs. Hamilton Nick. Twombly and
her daughter. Miss Ruth Vanderbilt
Twomby. will return to their New
York house tomorrow from Convent
y. J for the winter.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-11-02

voice, terrifyingly unexpected and yet
familiar, addressed her, and a hand
was laid on her arm.
| In utter confusion she looked I'D.
1t was Martin who stopped her.
For a few dreadful seconds a sort
Of vertigo seized Cherry and she was
unable to collect her thoughts or to
| speak even the most casual words of
| greeting. She had been so full of her
| extraordinary errand that she was be-
wiidered and sick at its interruption ::
her heart Numbered. her throat was
choked, and her knees shook beneath
her. Where was she-what was
known-how much had she be-
trayed-
Gasping, trying to smile, she looked
up at him, while the ferry place
whirled about her and pulses drummed
in her ears. She had automatically
given him her hand; now he kissed
her.
Hello, Cherry; where you going|
for the third time.
81 came into town to shop" she
faltered.
you what?" She had not really
been ineligible, and she felt it, with
pang of fright. He must not suspect
the steamer was there, only a short
block away; Peter might pass them;
chance word might be fatal-he must
not suspect
I'm shopping!" she said distinctly,
with dry lips. And she managed to
smile.
WELL" Martin said, surprised to
see me?"
"Oh, MARTINI said her futtered
voice. Even in the utter panic Of
heart and soul she knew that for
safety's sake she must find his vanity.
I'm going to tell you something
that will surprise you," he said. "Pm
through with the Red Greek people!"
Martin !" Cherry enunciated almost
voicelessly. She looked from flower
vendor to a newsboy, looked at the
cars, the people-she must not faint.
She must not faint
"Well-but where are you going2
Homer"
II was going to the dentist a min
ute, but it's not important" They
had turned and were walking across
to the ferry. She knew that there was
no way in which she might escape
him. what did you say?" she said.
II asked you when the next boat
left for Mill Valleyr
"We can-go-fnd out" Cherry's |
thoughts were spinning. She must |
warn Peter somehow. 1t was twenty |
minutes of eleven. by the ferry clock.
-
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-11-02
WATERVILLE
Death of Mrs. AlZina Shattuck
years ago,

Mrs. Alzina Shattuck died at her home
in Belvidere, October Is, after few days
illness. She had spent her whole life ir
Eelvidere, with the exception of few win
tiers in recent years, when she had gone to
be with her sons.
She was baptized by Elder Watkins and
joined the Christian Church, more than fifty
years ago. She was finally the only living
| active member to be transfered to the
| Methodist Church when that organization
tool, over the property of the previous
Christian Church. She was ALWAYS an en-
thusiastic and efficient helper in the vari-
Gus branches of church work, woman
Of unusual ability and conservation; her
personality was greatly appreciated and
her services in church. community and
home were highly estimated. Her memory
will long be cherished by her many friends.
Her works do fellow her, Her home
was always a place of comfort and shelter
for the ministers; in the early days they
have been known to remain with her for
many weeks.
She is survived by two SONS, Will E.
Shattuck Of East Fairfield and Fred O.
Shattuck of Boston, three granddaughter,
Wilma and Gladys Shattuck Of East Fair
field and Mildred Shattuck of Boston, one
grandson Frederic Shattuck of Boston, a
sister, Mrs. Wells, wife of Rev. Wells Of
Underhill. two brothers, George Bickford
of Cambridge and Edward Bickford and a
niece, Mrs. Thomas Patten OF Burlington.
Funeral sevices were held at the Meth.
odist Church in Belvidere on Friday, OF.
81, in charge of Rev. B L. Rogers, her
pastor, assisted by the Rev. Amy E. Rogers.
Burial in the family lot at B, lviders Center.
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JOHNSON

Uri Chaffee was IN Burlington Thursday
Mrs. George Burleson and Mrs. Emma
Hill were in Burlington recently.
Walter Titus OF Morrisville was in town
Wednesday afternoon Of last week.
Miss Eleanor Chapman assisted in the
Central Telephone Office last week.
Postmaster and Mrs. R. H. Royce were
in St. Adams Tuesday Of lsst week.
Mrs. Matte Warner is living at the
home of Miss Anna Cakes for the present.
Mr.. end Mrs. Henry browne of Cady S
Falls visited her mother, Mrs. Lucy Dodge
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Post from Essex
Junction are guests Of their daughter, Mrs.
B. A. Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Peck were called
to Rutland Wednesday by the death of
her aged father.
Mrs. Mehlnan and son, Fred, have gone
to Brockton, Mass, to live where Mr..
Mehlman is employed.
Mrs. Margaret Buck has returned from
Beecher's Falls, N. H., and is with her
daughter, Mrs. W. F. Sinclair.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Miller and Mrs. NJ.
H. Leslie we're in Waterbury Thursday to
see Mr.. Leslie, who is i'll at the State hos.
pital.
MIR. and Mrs. Magoon we're in Builirg-
ton Monday to see Mrs. Magoon's brother,
L. G. Scribner, who is critically i'll at the
Mary Fletcher hospital.
Mrs. Lettie Jones, who lived with her
son, Glenn. sustained a shock several days
ago, from which she never fully recovered,
passing away Tuesday Oct. o5. Thefun-
eral was held Friday p. m. at her home,
Rev. V. A. ODER officiating, H. NJ. Max
field lad charge of the funeral. Burial
took place at Hyde Park, beside her hus-
band Samual Jones, who died number of
years ago.