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Dance at Hawks hall tonight*
Fine cream from the Colgate farm.
Checker Line.%
Miss Marie Buck of Arlington spent
Friday in town.
Excellent home spring lamb and |
veal. Checker Linen"
Emmett Skehan Of Hartford, Conn |
is visiting friends in town.
Live and boiled lobster. sword, sal |
mon and mackerel, Checker Lines
Miss Rose Heffernan of the Putnam
Memorial hospital is spending tie day
in Albany.
Stop in at the Checker Line and
you will find what you want for your
Sunday dinners
Rev. C. R. Seymour of Mt. Vernon
is visiting his daughter. Mrs. John
Smith OF Morgan street.
Harry Fienberg returned Friday from
New York city, where he has been
for a few days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gatcbel of
Union street leave Sunday morning
for Newport for two weeks vacation.
Samuel and Robert Levin returned
Friday from Springfield and Boston
where they have been spending a
wee.,.
George NJ. Hawks is enlargng the
piazza and but ding a porte-cochere on
the south side of his home on South
street.
Mrs. Frederick Corbett of Troy is
spending a few weeks at the home Of
her son, william Corbett, of Spring
street. y
Mrs. John Wallet and daughter Of
Rutland have returned, after visiting
for week with relatives in Ben
nington.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ". Wlnl4...- -.
son John returned Friday from Bur
lineton where Mr.. Williams has been
on business. nl} 7
Mrs. ]. ]. Squres, who underwent
a slight operation at the Putnam
Memorial hospital Thursday returned
to her home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Ishmael Waite and
daughter, Mary, Miss Mary OBrien
and Miss Elizabeth Shea have return
ed from q camping trip.
Mrs. James O'Brien and daughter,
Annie. who have been guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Michael Curtin. have re-
turned to their home in Newark, N
J.
Arnold Knapp, who has been spend
inc a week with relatives and friends
in Hinsdale,N H., has returned ac
companed by his aunt, Miss Myra
Dickerman who comes for a visit
Hon. A. NJ. Fletcher of Cayendish
was visitor in town Friday. Mr.
F etcher says one of the sporting in
terests about motoring in Vermont this
season IS comparing the advantages
and disadvantages of the various de
tours. it 49,"
The public is cordially invited Il
the services OF the First Baptist
church, w. G. Towart pastor, church
school at 81 As a. m. Morning WORSHIP
with sermon at II. Adult classes
follow service. Young peoples anC
evening service combined meets at I
Miss Cox and Miss Mary Phillips 0
Kankakee. ILL.,, are spending few
DAYS. IN town calling on old friends
Miss Phillips is the daughter of tn
Rev. DR.. D. d. Phillips. a former rec
tor OF st. Peters church In this VII
lage, and granddaughter of Rev. ID
Napser the nrev Nrs ro"t9r. Th'
young ladies are touring through tn
states to Name
Tee Second congregational churcl
extends to the public a hearty wei
come to its services The minister
Rev. George S. Mills has Just re
turned from his vacation, which wa
spent in travel to the Pacific coas
and in attendance upon the Nationa
Congregational Council at Los All
gelee to which I've was a delegate iron
the Vermont Conference. He will CIV
TO the people tomorrow morning som
account of the meetings OF the M
tional Council stressing the thing
which every Congregationalist ougn
TO know about the affairs OF the az
nomination. Strangers and visitor
NAV be interested also for the pom
of view will be not merely denomini
tional but will look towards the ideal
and programs switch concern all Tn
churches. The hour OF worship !
1890 and the mems class in IN
auditorium and the Church School /
the chapel follow, beginning at l
o'clock.