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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24
TRINITY CHURCH. NICHOLS

Rev. G. T. Sunderland, Rector Christmas Day. Morning service, 7:30 a. m., Communion.
 Evening service, 2:3O p. m. Processional hYmn-76 Yorkshire. Glory for Psalms-6-Good odson. Magnihcat-A. Dorey:
 Nuno DtmittIs-A. Dorey.
 CaroI-551-The First Novel;. Hymn-71-Winch Old. Offertory-72-Ades F1de1es. Carol (knee1ing) 546-Ho1y Night RecessionaI hymn - so - Regent Square.
 Organist, Mrs. H. G. Morrison; choirmaster, Samuel Brabner.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24
ST MARVS CHURCH

Masses as follows on Christmas day: High mass, a. m; low mass, 1880, g a. m.; high mass, 1O:30 a. n.; benediction of the Most Blessed Sac rament after the 10:30 mass. Musical program for 6. 10:SO mass: Prelud Airs-Organ. Asperges Me-Kemper.
 Kyrie-Gounod.
 Gloria-Gounod- Credo-Schmid.
 Offertory-Adeste Fidelas-Novello Sanctus-Gounod.
 Benedictus-Gounod
 Agnes Dei-Gounod.
 O Holy Night-Adam. Miss Eliza beth Kelly and choir Members of the choir: Miss Ruth O'NefIl., Mrs. F. Bundock, Mrs. A Seerey Mrs. R. Harpstr:te, Mrs M. Bradbury, John Lord, James J. Ken nedy, Mrs Joseph Tilson, Frank, Vii day. Alfred Doty, Peter Brown
 a. m. Mass
 Mrs. Anna Sullivan will assist the junior choir.
 Pre1ude-Christmas Airs-Organ- Road to Beth1ehem-Iowden. The Christmas Star-Gelbel. O Holy Night-Adam. Mrs, Anna Sullivan.
 Glory to God-Lowden.
 Silent Night.
 O Come All Ye Faithful John Wilbur Dial, organ1st ana choir director.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24
BETHANY CONGREGATTONA
 CHURCH, 4OS5 MAIN ST
Maurice J. Duncl1lee, Minister

E Sunday, December 25, 1O:So a. m.
 Anthem-"Silent Night, Hallowed Night" 'luartet-Becker.
 Anthenl-''While, By My Sheep" quartet and chorus-Jungst.
 Duet, soprano and contralto- ''Hark! Hark, My Soul,' Miss Brown and Miss Dean-Shelley
 Baritone Solo-'Nazareth," Robert Rob ooertSon-GOunod.
 Soprano solo-''The Gift" Miss Lily Gilbert-Behrend.
 Bass solo-"O, Little Town of Beth lehem," Herman Krackemier.
 Soprano solo-"Bethlehem Star" Miss Emily Miller-Stearns.
 Organist, James Robertson; quartet Miss Ethel Brown, soprano; Miss Deborah Dean, contralto; Joseph Haf- ner, tenor; Herman Kraekemier, bass.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24
Bridgeport Choirs Will Sing Praise To Lord On
 Joyful Christmas Morn

Christmas all the churches of Bridge port of Jesus manager Bethle- hem thousand and this year the gloria Exces resound with greater fervor from the hearts of everybody whether in expressed silently in the hearts of the worshppers Let that the Jesus will millions faithful and will into the of lorou all it's majestic splendor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24
~->~C C1rstnas Services Ln Honor or The Natiut,~~~~

aid Angels Sing
 Lords Prayer and -Versicles.
 Psalm 85-Anglican Chant.
 The Lesson.
 Carol-Saw You Never in the Twi-
 Creed and Collects.
 Carol-An My Heart This Night Rejo.ces-Parker.
 Caroi-When the Sun Had Sunk to Rest-Old English.
 Address.
 Offertory carol While By My Sheep-17th Century.
 Carol-Silent Night-Haydn.
 Benediction.
 RecessionaI hymn-O Come All Ye Fatthful-Adeste Fidelis.
 ST. JOHNS
 Observance of Christmas at St. Johns Episcopal church will begin on Christmas Eve with an organ re- cital by Alvin c! Breul. This will be- ginn promptly at 10:45 and will be followed by the midnight celebration of the Holy Communion, which will begin at 11:45. The midnight service is especially beautiful and reverent. It was introduced at St. Johns two years ago and has not failed to at tract great congregations and much favorable comment. The full male choir will be in attendance at this ser vice and, in addition to the musical setting of the Holy Communion, will sing Christmas carols. both old and new. The chimes will be runS al 10:3O, in advance of the midnight ser vice. and again as the people leave the church, they will ring out the Christmas morning hymns.
 On Christmas Day there will be celebrations of the Holy Communion at and 10:30, with full Christmas music and sermon by the rector at the late service. The regular session of the Sunday school will be omitted. In its lace the Sunday school will have the Christmas Carol Service at ID. Sunday school scholars, teachers and officers will gather in the Burroughs Memorial chapel at 3:30. The long procession will move propmtly at 1. Both the male choir and the Girls Puritan choir will be in attendance and the state and national flags and the class banners will be used in the procession will move promptly at this service will be the presentation of the afternoon lesson which will be given by the scholars in the Begin ners Department. The two choirf will unite in singing the Christmas carols and the address will be given by the Rev. D. w. Gseene. To all o1 these services the public is cordially | invited.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24
CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL
 SERVICE AT PARK STREET
 CONGREG ALTON CHITRCI

The congregational of Park Street cnurch and the members of the Sun Gay school are to unite Christmas Sunday morning at 10:s9 in a service embracing the appropriate sermon
 and choir selections. and the ehil- dren's exercises usually held at seo- ond service. At this time Miss Nor ma Weber. having resigned her posi- her peried of service, Miss Weber haa filled her position acceptably for several yaara and severs her eonnee- ton with the efroir to the regret of all
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24
SIT PATRICK,S CHURCH

Masses on Christmas day at St Pat rick's church will be 6, 1:3o, ,, Soo U and 1O:3o. Solemn high mass VIII De celebrated at o'clock and lo:SO d aS which time the senior cholr or 4o voices under the direction of the or ran:st will render the Mass or the Good Shepherd by Rev. J. E. Turner. The following violinists will assist the cboir. Miss Rose ChriStianSon, liar old Brown and Thomas Torpey- fol- towing is the musical program:
 Prooessional - Merry Chrlstmas BelIs-Geibel. c
 The Christmas Song-Geibel
 Kvrie-The Mass of the Good Shep- herd-Rev. ]. E. Turner
 G1oria-Turner
 Credo-Turner. Offertory-Adeste Fide1es-NoVetlo SanctustTurner.
 Renedictus-Turner.
 hn,rs Dei-Turner-
 Postfud e-Shout the Glad 1lulhsS
 ChiIdren's Mass
 chorus of 50 voices VII! renoer the following Christmas carols:
 PreJude = Christmas ChlneS Awake and Welcome the Morn What Saw the Shepherds-i Come to the Manger-Wa WaoultlS 'oi' k5este Fideles-Novello.
 Glory to God-Rosewig: ~ Recessional-Hark What Means Those Holy Voices-Berse-
 Lillian A. Sullivan orSanlst'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24
INITEn CHIRCH

Christmas day at the United church will be marked by very beautiful ana special emphasis of the children's share in the observation of the day. At 1o:2o. people are invited to join in the period of silent devotion which the service. The morning service be- gins at 10:30, while the little children may report for Kindergarten church at 10:35. Dr. Wrn. Horace Day will of Great Joy" Mrs. Elmer Boards lev is to render as the organ prelude Mall3ng's 'Bethlehem.'' The process sionaI will be 'Hark! the Herald An nah" by Dubois The quartet and vested choir are to give as the offer tory "rhe Nativity by Haesche;
 At 1850 the Sunday school and the in a special Christmas program to be presented in the church There Will be rec.tations, songs, and readings py the children, and pr. Day has prom of the service the children will bring forward their gifts, which are to be distributed to families in need of Christmas cheer. The Discussion club is invited to share with the children in their joyful celebration.
 There will be no Junior c. E., but Senior c: E.. is to meet as usual at o'clock, Taylor Leckie, leading. The regular meeIlnEs or the WoH1eH UT sanzations will be omitted next Tuesday. At the Wednesday church night service Dr. Day will speak on Looking Backward-What the Year 1921 Has Brought" It is hoped that the set of records for the Daily Dozen will arrive for use at that time. The Junior and Intermediate departments will have a Christmas party on Thursday evening: and the Pal-o- Mine, a party at Nichols on Friday. United Church Community Forum
 There will be musical forum on Christmas night, when the organist,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24
CALVARY CHURCH Rev, G, IT, Sunderland, Rector

|.
 Christmas Day. 9 a. m. Processiona1 orkshire Carol-552-Joy.
 Kyrie-Plain song.
 Carol-554-Three Kings of Orient Creed-Merbecke.
 n-Carol-79-R. Willis. Offertory-Adeste Fideles-C. V. Novelio.
 Sursum Coda-Merbecke. Sanctus-Merbecke
 Benedictus-Merbecfke Agnes Dei-Merbecke.
 Glory in Excefsis-150-Old Chant. Post Communion hymn-S34. Recessional hymn so - Regent Square. Evening Service 4 p. n. Processional orkshire. Carol-551-The First Howell. Glory for Psalms-e-Goodson Magnificent Chant-3o-Elvey. Nunc Dinitt,sB2-Rein Vesper hynn-71-Winche Old Hymn-72-Adeste F1deles. Offertory-Arise Shine-Elvey. Carol-546 Ckneeling)-Ho1y Night ecessional-s0-Rege Square. Organist, Mrs. A. Hanf; choirmas ter, Samuel Brabner.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24

The music for the day will be &a follows
 t0,So O. HI, :, Prelude-"Larso" (violin obliaatas Handel, Anthem-"When Jesus Was Born In Bethlehem''-{Sruick Offertory-''O Little Town of Beth leham' (soprano solo. with violin ob- atol-Scott.
 Anthem-"While Shepherds Watch cd Their EYocks''-Bartlett, PostIude-'Chorus from Noel ''- Saint-Saens.
 1880 D. m, Prelude-"Christm mas Pastora1e" - Harker,
 Anthem -"Sing, O Heavens Tours.
 Carols-Chrfstmas Carol - Martin Luther; In Excelsis Gloria-Cooke, Offertory-Bring A Torch Jean nette, Isabelle-Old French; Sleep, Little DoYe-Alsatian.
 Anthem-'There Were Shepherds Mansfield,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24

Morning Service at 10:30 a. m. Prelude -''Hallelujah"- Handa1- Dubois.
 ProcessionaI - O Come All Ye Faithful.
 Te Deum-In D-Toop. Hymn-'tChristians Awake" Hymn-"Sing O Sing This Bless ed Morn."
 Anthem-"Sing O Heavens"-Tours Mymn-"O Little Town of Bethle- hem"
 Recessional Angels From the Realms of Glory
 Postlude-Best.
 Afternoon Service at 3:30 O'clock Processional-"O Little Town of Bethlehem"
 Carol-"It Came Upon the Mid night Clear"
 Carol-'Silent Night"
 Anthem-"Break Forth Into Joy Harris.
 Carol-"While Shepherds Watch ed Their Flocks.''
 ecessionai-"Angels From the Realms of Glory
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24
ST. GEORGES CHURCH
 E,DiSc0ndH

Christmas Day, 8 and 10:3O a. m. Processi Fideles." Intriot-Benedictus
 Kyrie, by Winter.
 Hymn-"O One With God the Fa- ther.''
 offertory-'How Bright and Clear Sursum Corda-Sanctus and Angus Dei, by Merbecke.
 Hymn-"Hark, What Mean Those Heavenly Voices?''
 Gloria in Excelsis.
 Seven-fold Amen, by Stainer. Post Communion-"O Little Town of Bethlehem"
 ecessionaI-"Ange1s From the Realms of Glory''
 12-Mystery Play, by Church school
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24

ST. AUGUSTINE'S CHURCH
 Rev. J. B. NihiI, P. R.
 Masses at 5, ', 8, g, 10, 11:15 a. m. Solemn High Mass at and 11:15 a. m. Following is the musical pro- gram for the 5 and 11:15 a. m. masses:
 Prelude Chimes-Gru- Der.
 Silent Night; Holy Night-Gruber. Kyrie-Hammerle.
 .1loria-Hammerle.
 Credo-Hamner1e.
 Offertory-Adeste Fide1es-Nove1lo Sanctus-Hammerle
 Benedictus-Hamm
 Agnus Dei-Hammerle.
 Postlude-Par1er
 Quartet, J. L. Hanley, Miss Mae FIaharity Miss Esther Burnes, Frank Greene; members of the choir, Misses FIaherty, Merry, Farrell. Carroll, Cal lahan, McKiernan, Byrne, Robinson, wood; Mrs. Rockhill. Mrs. M. J. Elan agan, Esther Burnes, Jane Gilhuley, Messrs. J. L. Hanley. Charles c. Ney' John Shepherd. F. T. Langenhan, John J. Kennedy, Leslie Hickey. Frank Greene, William Greene. Prof. Fritz. K. G. Weber, organist and choirmaste
 ChiIdren's Mass at 9 a. m. The junior choir of 100 voices will render the following Christmas car ols at the o'clock mass:
 Pre1ude-Novel1o.
 Song of Christnlas-Ju6son.
 O Holy Night-Adam. Beth1ehem-Roberts
 O Little Town-Redner.
 Silent Night, Holy Night-Gruber. Postlude-Wagner.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24
UNITED CHURCH

ChrtStmaS MUSIC Mrs. Elmer BeardSley, organist. Quartet-Mrs. Lena Mason Barns ley. soprano; Mrs. May E. Hard, con- traitor, Louis D. Ginand, tenor: Jo- eph F. Weller bass. Vested choir of 40 members.
 Morning Program Organ Prelude-"Bethlehem by Otto Malling-Mrs. Beardsley. "Hark! the Herald Angels Sing.'
 Anthem-"Sing, O Heavens" by Tours.
 Offert ory-'FThe Nativity" by Haesche.
 ude-''Hosannah," by Dubois.
 Musical Forum Prelude at 7--Organist, quartet and vested choir.
 Cantata at 7:S0-''The Nativity" by Housely, rendered by quartet and vested choir, Mrs. Beardsley, organist, leading.
 Scene 1-Desert of Judea-St. John the Baptist.
 Scene 2-Nazareth-The Annuncia- ton.
 Scene 3-Bethlehem.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24

the people Of the church. She will be heard Sunday in HandefAs aria and recita tive He Shall Feed His Flock" The Sunday school contribution will consist of oaroi singing and. recita- tions and will conclude with q pre- sentation Of, gifts at the Christmas tree, The larger portion of the gifts are expected to go to the swelling of the Near East Relief fund. The ser mon will be delivered by the min- ister, Rev. T. F. Rutledge Beafe and the school will be in charge of the superintendent Roy F.. Clark. The organist Edmund P. Dodge, will ren- der selections from t'Fhe Messiah
 Mir. and Mrs. August Manjoney of 1441 Straiford avenue. are rejoicing over the arrival of 71a pound son. Vincent. born at St, Vincent's hospital of the Boston Public Market.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24
TRINITY CHURCH

CHRISTMAS EVE
 Carol Service 8 D. m.
 CHRISTMAS DAY q. m.-Parfsh Corporate Cosamunfon II a, m.-Soiemn Procession, Solemn Te DeuIn. Soleaan High mass (with violin and -eeI1o) and sermon. $ D. m-Sermon, Solemn Procession ssnd soietnn benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24
KINGS HIGHWAY CHURCH

The birthday of the King will be observed at tEe Kings Highway church on Sunday. At the morning hour of worship the minister will speak on how to make Christmas a. joy and not burden. Special music will be rendered by the choir: There Were Shepherds CVincent); To Beth lehem Hasten,' (Ashford 1; alto solo, Might of Nights.' (Vandenater), Mrs. Florence Adams. Mrs. Alvord will play the following selections on the organ: Offertoire in F (Read); Om- tigne de Noel (Adam), and Festival March (Syre). In the evening at [ the Sunday school will give a Christmas concert of carols and reel tations. The Young Peoples meet ing will be held at 6:15.
 The Christmas entertainment for the Sunday school pupils will be held on Tuesday evening at o'clock. Some of the children will give a Christmas play under the direetion of Mrs. Edward Lehn. and gifts will be distributed to the scholars. A spe- ctal offering will be received for the starving children of Russia and Ar nenia
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24

quartet and vested choir will render Houseiy>a =2The Nativity at 7:3O. The Cantata is to be preceded by pre- lule starting at T, including these numbers: Organ Pastoral Ku1- lak; quartet, Holy Night" Hawley, organ, "Gesu Bambino,' Ton; trio, "Everywherei Everywherei Christina s Tonight; quartet, Bring a Torch The cantata consists of thre scenes: 1-Desert of Judea; St. John the Bap- tist. 2-Nazareth; the Annunciation 3+Bethlehem. The offering will be for the choir benefit fund.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24
ST CHARLES CHURCH

Masses. high at 6 and 1o:So and other masses at ', s, SIS. s1shf nf o.cio&1 children's mass, conslscng ot 3 ,o choo 1eoices 70 Little One How Sweet Thou Art 70 Little Town of Be Bethle- 1e hem" :'Holy Night" 'Hark the bai, An treis Voices" g o'clock, junior cho1r' :7ASeste Fideles,'' 70 Little ToWn, silent Night "Carol, Sweetly Car oI." ~ ,,
 Processional-Silen Night.
 Ivr:e-Mass in B fat-Falmes.
 Gioria-Mass in B fat-EalInes.
 Sredo-Mass in E Hat-Emerson.
 1deste Fideles-Novello.
 Sanctus-Emerson.
 Renedictus-Emers
 kpnes Dei-Enerson-
 cessiona1-Emerson.
 Miss Loretta enIorganist; eholr members. the Misses Rolnn, eansn kang, sap" ,rLn Hermanson, Duffy and Daley; Wessrs. 4ee, Murphy. CarmodE: Coles' Rock. Pengue, Havrilla ana Nolah'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24
e.RED HEART CHURCH

o1sssss on Christmas day will be at 5:so. 7:so, s:so, s;so and 1o;4si <. so H1g6 ng6 mass will be eelebratedi et2i: a 4aiiow TioV the the mass ma at 10:45. Special music has haa,s taa nrepared and will be rendered as follows: ..cbrie+,,as pas- torale''-Wood.
 Asperges Me-Knabel. ,., kYrie-Frorn the Imperial Mass GicJ,i.-(Miss May Casserly. Thom- as Driscol1 and chorus-Haydn
 ffertory-'.Adeste Fideles"@CM Miss TaDass O'Brien, Julia Day, Thomas D-isco1 John Miers and chorus)- NoveHo.
 sanctus-Beethove
 krnus Dei-Beethoven
 .sSesn Baritone solo, Mr Drtsco1l and chorus)-Yon-
 a 9alutaris Hostia-(Soprano solo, Miss Lucy Glancy)-Toton.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-09-15
LUNENBURG

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Pidgeon and
daughter, Jeanette and Mr.. Abram
Pigeon started on Friday for Bos-
ton in their car. Masters Guy and
Ernest Pigeon are staying at the
Richard Ball farm.
Mrs. Cora Gee and Master Cliff
ford and Miss Flora Houston spent
the week end in Plymouth, n. III,
with the George Houstons. Miss
Lena Valley was housekeeper for
her aunt, Mrs. Gee, and had as
guest Miss Priscilla Bell Of South
Lunenburg.
Volunteer crews OF men repaired
and shingled the Congregational
parsonage last week.
NJ. and Mrs. Charles Spaulding,
E. J. Spaulding, Mr.. and Mrs Har-
ley Cowles and Mr. and Mrs Kyle
r Brown motored to the base and
made the ascent Of Mount Washing
ton on the railway Sunday.
Howard W. X. c. will hold its
regular meeting on TUESDAY even
ing Sept. 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ball and
son of Lancaster, Edward Adden
and Mrs. Nellie Remick of Lancas-
ter called on the Wentworth famil-
les in the village on Sunday.
Fred Simonds and party from
St. Johnsbury called on his moth
er, Mrs. Sarah Simonds, Sunday
c. w. Allen, insurance inspector
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for the Vermont Mutual Company
of Montpelier, is in town interview
ing the stockholders.
Mrs. katherine Bowker has fin
ished work for the NJ. d. Bowker
Co., and with her nephew, Master
Billy Hudson has gone TO Old Or
chard for month and may later
visit her sister, Mrs. Cleona Hud-
son in New York.
Oscar Wilson had The misfortune
to break his great toe while handl-
ing ice at the creamery last week.
Mr.. Wilson is able to be about the
farm.
Rev. G. W. Douglas returned
last week and occupied his pulpit
on Sunday Rev. A. J Cameron OF
Maiden, Mass, and Rev. w. W. Nc
Lane of Leominste1', Mass, preach
ed the two Sundays Mr.. Douglas
was away.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Phil" Sugg went or
Friday TO Yarmouth, Maine, where
Mr.. Sugg is to teach.
Advance posters for the Swarth-
more ChautauQua which is to open
October 1st in Lnunenburg are be-
ing prominently displayed. The
program for the three days session
is very attractive and at the low
price for season tickets the course
Should be success financially.
All the schools but Baptist hill
opened this week. The high school
will be taught by Mr.. Gale grad
nate CT U. V. NJ, Burlington, Vii
lage Grammar, Mrs. Olive c. Ball,
Primary, Mrs. Martha Perez. ga
man grammar, Miss Alice Reed,
of Concord, primary, Mrs. Fannie
j. Bell, South Lunenburg, Pierce
district, Miss Martha Griswold of
ST. Johnsbury, ond Hill, Miss Ruth
Cole, West neighborhood, Miss An
ma Cole, South Lunenburg, Miss
Luda Barber, Sheffield. Baptist
Hill will open as soon as a teacher
can be secured.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. 7. Brown and
Mr. and Mrs S C Smith invited a
large party to Camp Brownie at
Lake Neal Friday evening for a
corn roast.
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EAST RYEGATE
MIR. and Mrs. H. w. Smith Cele-
brate Wedding Anniversary

On Wednesday evening about
100 friends and neighbors gather
cd at the church in honor OF III.
and Mrs. II. W. Smiths wedding
anniversary. After the people
were gathered Mr.. and tirs. Smith
were invited to come over to the
social; As they entered the
cnurcn, Mrs. X. G.. Franklin play
ca the wedding march and Rev.
w. Simpson introduced the bride
ana groom Of 80 years ago. This
was the first inkling they had Of
what was going on.
After receiving the congratula-
tons OF I'll present, Mr.. X. E.
Farwell, presented them with q
purse from the townspeople as q
reminder OF the occas ion.
4 program, consisting OF vocal
solos by Mrs. Cove and Mrs. Cliff
tord, readings by Mrs. G.. B. Wal
lace and Nj. Simpson and music
by Mrs. Maynes and Royal Rob
erts were gwen, Gftel which re-
Treatments of ice cream ana cake
were served. Community singing
and a social hour were enjoyed
and everyone wished Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith many more happy years
together.
Nj. Smith has been in r1a t
Ryegate i years as superinter-
dent Of the paper mill and both
he and his wife have taken an ac-
live part in the organizing and
building OF the church and also
N all other movements for the
benefit Of the community. Among
the guests from out of town Were
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Farwall, Wells
River; Porter Farwell, Turner'S
Falls, Mass; W. u. Russell
Greenfield, Mass; Rev. f. L.
Hyde, Middletown, Conn; Rev.
/. Simpson, Mrs. Simpson, Mr..
and Mrs. John McLam, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Nelson and Mrs. Nc
Kirahan Of Ryegate.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.. Hayes OF
Lincoln, n. H., spent the week
end at f.. C. Wallace's.
H. S. Powers of Lyndonville
spent part OF last week with ms
son, F. II. Powers.
Mrs. w. H Wallace left Mon
day for visit to her parents in
Deer Island, N. S.
G. S. Cowan of Greenfield Mass.
was in town Wednesday calling on
old friends.
Mrs. George Billiard and child
rem returned Wednesday from her
visit to relatives in Canada.
4 community corn roast was en-
loyed Thursday night in the Clad
Butler pasture. About fifty We're
present and consumed unlimited
quantities Of corn and malyhmai-
lows and had a fine time.
". G. Chambolln htas q guest
at his uncle's, Clarence Bedell's,
Friday.
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WHEELOCK

Mrs. Elmer Bartlett and daugn-
ters, Luca and Priscilla who have
nbee spending the summer with Nh
ana Mrs. Fred Barber returned to
Their home in Swampscott, Mass,
Saturday.
: Trs. George L. Berry is keeping
house for w. G. Sanboln
Nj. and Mrs G L Gerry visited
their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Alva
jenkins in West Burke last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Dryer spent
the most of last week with rela-
tives in Glover.
mr and Mrs. P. J. Savory and
Af and Mrs G L Gerry attended
" illoughby Valley Pomona
Grange at West Burke Thursday
evening.
Byron Kendall of Springfield,
Mass, is spending a few days with
his sister, Mrs. c. +. Buck. He
was called here by the death of
Is father, George Kendall.
Mrs. Della Craig of West
Burke visited Mrs. Martha Craig
Sunday and her son Edd Craig, his
wife and Crawrod Davis visited
their aunt, Mrs. Fred Day.
II. J. MathewSon was quite sick
with grip last week. His brother.
o. D. Mathewson and sister and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Will Aldlich
OF Lyndon visited him Sunday.
Riverside Grange will hold its
annual fair Thursday, September
%. Everyone is asked to come
and bring something to exhibit.
Road commissioner w. c. Smell
ing has just completed the road
from the stretch up the Sutton hill
which is a fine piece of work and
a credit to the town.
The village school commenced
last week Tuesday with Miss Vera
Edmonds in the higher grade and
Miss Hazel Wiley in the primary.
They are both boarding at George
Weeds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Taylor and
son Clare were camping at Will
oughby lake with friends from New
Hampshire over the week end.
The community was shocked
Tuesday morning to hear of the
sudden death OF George Kendall.
He was in poor headth but seemed
about as usual. The funeral was
held at Sheffield, his home town,
Friday afternoon with burial at
Lyndon Center beside his wife,
who died severed years ago. He
leaves few near relatives besides
one son, Byron Kendall of Spring
field, Mass, and one daughter Mrs
Catherine Buck of this town.