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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-21
RANDOLPH

Mrs. Eugene Holman accompanied
her son, Willard Holman, to his HON,
in Ransomville on Wednesdays Mrs
HOLMAN expects to return and oper
her house in the spring and remain
here through the summer.
| The ladies of thee Baptist church
realized about $40 from their sale Of
food, candy and fancy articles at the
vestry on Tuesday.
| Miss Helen Morse went to Burling.
ton Wednesday night to pass a few
days with friends.
| J.. III Dubois left on Wednesday. for
Boston for a business trip of few
days.
The water situation in town is very
serious and the greatest care should be
| used to save the same. It is thought
that many are letting it run through
the night to save freezing, and the Off
Gals will take steps to prevent the
waste, if possible.
There will be cantata at the Meth
odist church on Sunday night, which
promises to be fine entertainment,
as well as a good scriptural lesson.
Other services are being planned at
other places in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Symes Of Bos-
ton are expected to be here with Mr..
and Mrs. 4. H. Allis for the holiday
season.
Bennett Boil, who is in school at
Exeter, N. H., is now here for the va
cation and Is with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. b. Bell.
Mrs. ". ID. Fraser of Woodstock has
been with her daughter, Mrs. G.. A.
Drew, for several days, returning to
her home on Tuesday.
The ladies of the Baptist church
held their sale in the vestry on Tues
day afternoon with quite a good at
tendance. Fancy articles, aprons, food
and candy comprised the articles for
sale
Mrs. r. s. Fairbanks left on Tues
day for Northampton, Mass, where she
win pass several, with her son, Fred
Fairbanks, and family. Mrs. II. S.
Cleveland also left the same day for
Boston, where she win pass the next
three months with her daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Skinner
Mr. and Mrs Roy Wheelock, who
have been living in the tenement in
the house of Mrs. Martha Williams,
have vacated the place and it ia under
stood are moving out Of town, to
Springfield, where Mr.. Wheelock has a
position.
Miss Wis Morrill, OF Tunbridge is
passing the week here with her sisters,
Mrs. Robert Mayo, and Mrs. George
Perkins.
A son was. born on Sunday to Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Vail, who live on the
Highlands.
Mrs. G. A. Drew is the assistant in
the Tewksbury and Raymond store
during the HOLIDAYS.
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NEWBURY

George Edwards made his appear
ance for the first time this season on
the snow pillow Sunday, Dec. IL.
No service in the Congregational
aud Advent churches Sunday evening
on account Of no lights.
Oscar Chasse and James Hibbard are
at home for the holidays
Mrs. Warren w. Bailey and grand
daughter. Miss Petina Bailey. are over
at the Vermont capital for q few
DAYS.
Miss Josephine Whitman. a success
full teacher of Norwich. is spending
her vacation with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Levi Whitman.
Miss Patricia Smith is spending her
Christmas vacation at bone.
N. c. knight made US an happy BY
sending rs load Of coal, bin 70 fol-
low.
Richard Darling was in Boston last
week and reports rather stormy
passage home BY astomobiie SUNDAY.
Mrs. Blood Of Whiteneid. y. H..
Is in town and has charge Of the home
81 Mrs. Freeman and Mr.. Worfhen.
Most every train brings some If
cur ycunr people hack to spend their
holiday in Newb1ry.
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WATTS RIVER

John Darling had the misfortune to
break his leg while at work for Wal
lace Chalmers in the woods.
Mr. and Mrs. r. b, Hood, Mrs. VIII
Hood and Ellsworth Waterman were
in Barre recently, shopping. Other
recent shoppers there were Leroy
Prescott, Mrs. Ellsworth Waterman
and son, Niles.
Catherine Carter returned Nvednes-
day from Lowell, Mass, where she
has been nursing.
A few friends met to celebrate MRS.
T. ID. Fellows 18th birthday and also
Otis Pages 50th birthday. Dec. IL. A
pleasant evening was spent and birth
day cake -and coffee were served.
Butchering seemed to be the order
of the day the past week. Nearly
everyone on the main road butchered.
The supper and sale the ladies had
recently at the hall was not as well
attended as might have been on ac-
count OF the bad weather.
Many in this village are sick with
colds.
Christmas tree at the church Mon
day evening.
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VEST BROOKFIELD

Warren Battles. who had been help
ing Fred Flint draw out wood. wat
obliged to give il up on account Of ice
but Tuesday he commenced work again
after the Sunday snowfall.
Mrs. Addic Wakefield has been con
fined TO the bed few days, but is re.
ported as being somewhat better.
Charles Dolan from Mortified wa
in town Sunday TO look after hi:
house. as Il is vacated now.
Thomas Knowles, a man 81 years
old. from Ormstown. p. O.. accompan.
led by a daughter. Mrs. Bertha Doug
therdy. from California, has been Wis
iting relatives IN town. Last week
they were with Mrs. John Davis. 4
daughter. and on Saturday they visited
Mrs. Robert Dirty. a granddaughter.
Mr.. Knowles Is quite well and hearty
In spite Of his advanced age.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxham from Ran
dolph were at J. W. Untiedt's one day
last week. looking after the interest Of
the late Miss Mary Linfeid's estate.
Mr. Maxham being administrator Of
the estate.
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STOWE

! While thermometers registered 10 ant
| IL below zero at some Of the hill farms
! Tuesday morning they went as low 81
p and in some instances 80 at the VII
lage and other places in the valley.
The Christmas exercises Of the Com
munity church school will be held al
o'clock Sunday evening at the church
! The committee on Christmas boxes foi
shut-ins and older people viii meet
with Miss Annie L. Bigelow to fill thu
boxes Saturday afternoon. Contribu
tons may be left previous to that
time with any member Of the commit
| tee.
| Miss Marjorie Watts has returned
! from Burlington where she has visited
Miss Ellen Stearns at the home OF her
porents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Stearns.
Miss Watts also visited Mrs. J. N.
Ruiter and Mrs. A. w. Christianson
in Burlington and consulted her ply
stefan who pronounced her condition
very favorable
Robert H. Hill, who is carrying on
Major d. +. Smiths farm is i'll with
rheumatic fever.
Miss Glendora Nutting, who has tax
en- years training at hospital in
Bridgeport, Conn, has completed her
work there and is at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Nutting,
and win take special course in Bos-
ton.
Mrs. +. A. Tatro gave party at her
home Tuesday evening to the students
of the Stowe high school senior class
in honor Of her son, Ralph Tatro, for
merly member of the class but no "
attending school at Hanover. N. n
and who is passing his vacation here.
Principal and Mrs. c. j. Strand and
daughter, Sylvia, and Mrs. Lola d.
Douglass of the high school faculty
were also present. Games were played
and refreshments of popcorn and candy
were served. The party was sur
prise to Mr.. Tatro and much enjoyed
by all.
Kathryn Recor of Burlington is
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. =.
Recor.
The Misses Marjorie Foster, Gertrude
Clark and Hortense Shackett, who ars
attending school in Morrisyille. are
passing the holidays at their homes.
Thermometers registered from ten
10 "a below zero here Tuesday MORN
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. W. V. Burt reached
Minneapolis last Thursday. They
found the condition OF Mr.. Burt's sis
ter, Mrs. j. w. Macarthur, somewhat
improved
The Stowe Civic club presented
@'The Man OF the Forest" Wednesday
evening, Dec. 20.
Members of the Triangle club met
with Mrs. II. +. Shaw Tuesday Ater-
noon to sew for the Payne family. who
lost their clothing in the fire Of that
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EAST BROOI,FIELD

Homer Brown had an attack of APP
pendicitis last week and is under the
doctors care
Forrest Mcguire is visiting relatives
in Chelsea for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Brown were in
Randolph Saturday to see her new
nephew, little Robert Gay. jr.
Mcssrs. Haynes and Palmer. the
gypsy moth trailers, are boarding at
Mrs. L. w. Holmes
| The newly organized club, the X. X.
X. met Saturday evening with Miss
Christine Angel. Games, cards and
dancing were enjoyed and buffet
lunch was served ~ the supper COM
mittee, Mrs. w. A. Savage.
Mrs. p O. Reed Mrs. w. +, Med
calf, Mrs. P. +. Seymour and Mrs.
W c. Fullam were in Barre Mednes.
day.
Mrs T. w. Martin has returned
from Chelsea. where she has been car
ing for Mrs. DeAlmeda and small son.
Ralph Perkins is working for F. +.
Brown while Mr.. Brown is confined to
the house with knee trouble.
Christmas exercises and tree at the
church parlors Saturday evening.
Little Constance Wilcox, who had
convulsion last Saturday evening, is
more comfortable.
Miss Mabelle Taft served dinner to
four Of her girl friends last Saturday
noon in honor Of her 18th birthday
anniversary.
Richard Savage was in Randolph on
business last Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Z. Holmes and Mrs.
Holmes were business visitors in Barre
last Tuesday.
r. G.. Robinson of Barre was in town
last week TO make FIRE insurance adj
justment.
Little Norton Seymour was sick last
Friday and under doctors care, but
is much better now.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Harrington vis-
tied relatives in Chelsea last Sunday
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MIDDLESEX

Mr.. and Mrs. y. NJ. Dibble sxpec;
to 20 this week TO the George Ne
Carthy place now owned by G. NJ
Jones in waitsfcld. where he win have
employment for the remainder of the
winter.
The ladies of Middlesex grange
served chirken-pie supper to the gen.
tlemen Of the grange Saturday eve
ming. Georges orchestra furnished
music and = fine time was reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. ?. L. Eaton and son.
Ralph, Of Waterbury were Sunday
guests at r. J. Eaton's.
Leslie Reed Of Waitsfeld was a re-
cent guest at John Folsom's.
Schools VIII close Friday for the
Christmas vacation.
Thursday evening r. A. Elliott.
manager Of the Addison County Farm
ers' exchange 81 Middlebury, win be
the principal speaker at a farners'
meeting 70 he held in the grange halI
at Niddlcsex- in addition 10 Mr.. Il
lott the county, agent. Nr Carlton.
and Mr.. Kirk. the general manager Of
the newly organired Vermont Farm
ers' Cooperative Livestock Marketing
association. inc- viii talk on Mar
ketinE- he meeting Nil commence
az ; ,. n. All farmers interested in
cooperative marketing are ufKed 70
he present
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Mrs. 4. @. Hills Of North Montpelier
was in town Thursday.
Il Mrs. John Henderson, Mrs. Herbert
Flood, Mrs. Arch Hill and Mrs. Arch
Batchclder were in Montpelier Tues
day.
Mrs. Blanche Perrin returned home
Wednesday from Leominster, Mass.
4 Miss Russell and Miss LeGrow were
in Montpelier Saturday.
Mrs. Waldo Perkins and Mrs. Nellie
Page were in Montpelier Tuesday.
Karl Richardson and Edwin Prescott
were in Barre Saturday.
4 Mrs. Belle Swinnerton of Boston was
the guest Of Mrs. George Vincent rc-
/ Gently.
w. III. Martin was in st. Johnsbury
recently on business,
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry are
spending the winter in town.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Batchelder we're in
Barre Thursday.
/, Mrs. III. G. Holt and Miss Irene Colt
were in Montpelier recently.
! Mr.. Kezer Of Rochester was in town
Friday on business.
! LYLE Young OF East Montpelier was
business visitor in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Forehan Of
Washington recently visited Mr.. and
Mrs. W. G. Moore.
Mrs. Clarence Loso has been quite
i'll with the prevailing distemper.
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. Il. Burnham and
: daughters, Velma and Vera, of Marsh
field were visitors in town Friday.
Mrs. Hayes Bassett and daughter,
Maydene, were visitors in Barre over
the end Of the week.
Mrs. Alfred Woodland was badly in
jured last week Wednesday evening by
slipping on, the walk near Lanes store,
and is under a doctors care.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Martin and
Mrs. Everett Chase were in Montpelier
Saturday.
The fair held in the opera house on
Thursday afternoon and evening WAS
very successful. Over $50 was cleared,
It ia estimated.
~ son WAh DolH w -tti@ anu @fAi o. 4<tth
Perry Dec. IL.
The annual sermon was delivered by
Rev. A. w. Hewitt Sunday morning
to the j. o. u. A. NJ. and Daughters
of Liberty lodges in the NJ. 4. church.
DIR. Burbank WAS in town on Tues
day.
All schools in town win close Dec.
% for the Christmas vacation. The
junior high school will have one weeks
vacation, beginning the next term Jan.
2. The rest Of the schools in town viii
have two weeks vacation, beginning
Jan. g.
Frank Woodcock was in Montpelier
Thursday on business.
Correction: The third and fourth de
erecs we're conferred on Clyde Laird
and Seth Noble Thursday, Dec. Z, at
the grange, making four new members
that evening.
There were l2 tables of whist ut
the Odd Fellows hall Friday evening
There will be no more Whist parties
until after the holidays.
The students from Spaulding high
school are home for the Christmas va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Harvey are The
happy parents of son, born Satur-
day, Dec. IT, at the home of DIR. Cor.
son in Marshfeld.
Social dance at s. and d. Of T. |
hall. Plainfeld, Saturday, Dec. 20.
Music, two-piece orchestrs. Admission,
SOC. Supper, &c per plate. Floor |
manager, Dow Switser.-adv.
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NORTH MONTPELIER
Artbur Ainsworth Is in town.

! Arthur AinswOrth is IN town.
| Miss Carrie Sibley was in Montpcl-
| lei Tuesday and Wednesday.
| Mrs. Charles Stoddard IS working II
the mill here. !.
Van Persons has moved out Of thu.
upper tenement in the George Pray
| house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Holt were in
Barre over the week end visiting rel
l-atives and friends
MILFORD Hathaway and Florence
Bowen were the guests Of Mrs. Rich.
ard Attridge in Barre Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Collins were
in Burlington last week to attend thu
state grange. ).
Mr.. Mcdonald Of Plainield installed
meter in the church vestry last Mon.
day
We are preparing to have the
Christmas trees and entertainment at
the church yestry Christmas night
Nora Ellis is home fer the Christ
mas vacation.
Barney Addison of East Calais was
in town the first Of last week on busi-
ness.
The play, Glow Many Marys'", Civ
en- BY the school children Friday eve-
ming, was attended by q large audi.
ence and each part was given In q
creditable manner.
Eta DunkIin, Edith Batchelder and
Freda Cree were the guests of Sylvia
Daley Sunday.
Lost: A handbag containing mon
ey. handbook and glasses, somewhere
between the North Montpelier schools
house and the Plainfield depot. Finder
leave with w. c. Nye or Wade Ben
jamin. A reward will be given.-vadv.
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EAST BETHEL

Mrs. Harry Hutchins has gone to
Ter home in Grafton, Mass. She has
,een helping in the store of Hutehins
md Marshall for two months.
Mrs. Marshall was here for the week
md, returning to her work in North
-ield Monday morning.
The dance and card party that was
,eld at Percy Riford's Friday night
was well attended, and all report a
Inc time.
Captain Arthur A. bearing is at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George bearing, for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hutchins Joined
The grange here at the last meeting,
BY card
The grange officers for the year 1923
will be installed the evening of Jan.
,. The public is invited to the install
alton. There win be an oyster sup
per served.
Mrs. Bessie Rogers and son have
gone to Lynn, Mass, instead of Wind
sor as they had planned.
Ransom Buck Is in Woodstock this
week as juryman at county court.
The Christmas tree exercises viii
be Saturday evening at grange hall
Word was received here last week
that Mrs. Ben Peake had had shock,
one side being paralyzed. Ben Peake
is a brother of c. b. Peake of this
place and he and his wife spent their
younger days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Hyde were in
Randolph Saturday. Ransom Buck
took them over in his car.
We had snowstorn Sunday, near
~ q foot of snow falling. The wind
has blown some, but automobiles are
still running.
Mrs Cain of Chelsea was in town
Monday.
A good many around here are hav-
ing hard colds.
Pearl Green has moved from the
Rae farm TO the Frank Brooks farm
in Royalton, now owned by Chester
Dodge.
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BETHEL

| Charles Morrell's cousins, Misse
Rose and Adslina Williams, Of Revere
Mass, accompanied him home from
his school in Boston and are hoiida,
guests of his, parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Morrell.
The Whitcomb high school girls
basketball team will play its first
game Of the season at South Royaltor
Friday evening
The Legion Ministries are rehearsini
for the big show in January. Mrs. n
NJ. Gay again is helping them,
Arthur A. bearing is home from his
work in Bloomfield, N. j.
William Z. Flanagan married Ella
May Freeland Of Bethel May 20, 1913
A son, Roger William Flanagan, was
born to them Jan. 80, 1914. They lived
together for a. time, and finally sep
arated, Mrs Flanagan living in White
River Junction. When the World war
broke out, Mr.. Flanagan enlisted, say
ing on his enlistment papers that he
was not married, taking out $4,000
war risk insurance, payable in case Of
death to Red Cross worker. While
at birmingham he became acquainted
with pretty Russian girl, the daugh-
ter of Russian general. They were
married, or rather, went through the
marriage ceremony, Mr.. Flanagan Civ
ing himself as single The government
insurance Of $1,000 was then made
payable to the Russian.
Soon Mr.. Flanagan was ordered
with the 26th division, was she'll
shocked in France, and sent home. He
was transferred to a number of hos
pitfalls in the United States and while
in one Of these during one of his
spells, he told about having his boys
shoes in his trunk. This was the first
the government had ever heard of his
having a child. and the authorities be-
gan investigating. Then Mr.. Flana-
gan was again transferred with five
other soldiers, and while in a Balti-
more hotel all five were killed by as
phxiation, which was said to be caused
by a faulty gas heating arrangement.
The Russian wife of Mr.. Flanagan has
sued the hotel owners for $4,000, and
the suit is to be tried in three days.
Now the question is: To whom is this
$4,000 to go, .roviding the case is
wonl If the Russian was not Mr..
Flanagan's legal wife. then she ought
not collect anything because of his
death. There is no record of any d.
voree being granted to Mrs. Flanagan
No. | in the Windsor county dockets.
+. l.. Briggs of l6l Devcnshire street,
Boston, was in Bethel recently, acting
as lawyer for the Russian. looking up
the facts about the Flanagan reeland
and TO see if a divorce. had
ever been granted.
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1 Moses y. Long and three grandsons
have closed their house on I. com
mon and gone to Hartford, Conn, to
/ live this winter.
Mrs. w. =. Mills spent. Wednesday
! in Montpelier.
Miss Julia NELL came % her home
Monday from Weare, N. H., where
she has q position teaching school.
Charles Neill is home for week
from Townshend, Mass.
Mrs. Benjamin Kent returned home
Saturday night from months stay
in Boston.
Everett Wallis is home from Prince
ton college for the holidays.
Mrs Ada Greene, who has been vis-
iting at II. b. Greene's, returned to
Mortified Tuesday
Mrs. Caroline Boyce, who has been
ill since Thanksgiving, is very much
worse and is expected TO live but q
short time.
Mrs. Alice Conner il getting settled
in her home on the rocks. With her
will live Miss Lydia Bigelow, Miss
Della Joslin and Miss Lillian Whit
comb.
B. D. Bisb,e returned Tuesday from
Norwich, Conn, where he has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. A. G. Free
man, and family.
Mrs. Tia Miller and son, Clifton,
went Monday to Burlington for a few
days visit with her sister, Mrs. Carl
roll SpauIding. Mrs. Miller in a few
days will go to Hartford, Conn, to
live, leaving her son to spend the win
ter with his aunt.
Hiram Mills is home for the holi-
days from Andover, Mass.
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4. EAST ORANGE

X. II. Richardson was in Corinth the
first of the week on business.
Fred Fisher has hired the Bernal
Cilley farm near West Topsham and
we understand he and his family are
to take possession about Jan. l.
II. G. Simpson Is quite poorly at
this writing. as, is also Hilas Bowen.
Mrs. Belle johnson is in Fairlee, be-
ing called there on account of the ill.,
ness of her sister, Mrs. Manners
Prescott
Mrs. r. II. Richardson and sister,
Miss Dorothy Richardson, were st
their old home in Coristh recently.
Forrest Tucker visited his family in
South Barre recently.
r. A Burroughs Was in Chelsea on
Saturday on business.
r. II. Blake has been in C0rinth the
past week. helping 2. J. Hutton
p. l. Sanborn was in Barre recent
" on business.
Stephen LaPierre was in Bradford
recently.
Reports are out that Charles Dow
has sold his farm @ r. W. Chalmers
Of Waits River Mr.. Dow's neighbors
viii be sorry to have him n away. a.
be has always been . k.nd and oblig-
ing neighbor % all
Charles Dou aEd Mr.. Della Clarke
were in Waits River rrrebtly.
Mrs. Arson Parker Of Waits River
Vas in tie place receutiv.
Mr. c. g. Siupson uas IL Bradford
the last Of tie week
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WATERBURY,

The Christmas party of the Pieriar
club will be held with Mrs. 0rlo Aver.
Friday afternoon.
Miss Alexina Hamel, who was called
home by the illness and death OF hel
mother. has returned to her work 81
training at the Fanny Allen hospital
/ Mrs. Walter Shepard. who was nor.
to care for her sister, Mrs. Hamel, has
returned to her home in Springfield
Mass.
George Davis entire herd Of 80 cat.
tie have all passed the first test and
made perfect record.
Mrs. Daisy Douglass of Mortified
has been spending few days with her
sister, Mrs. s. W. Guptil.
Ernest Palmer is reported quite
poorly.
$. w. Guptil now has the pride of
showing papers 30 the effect that the
81 head OF Holsteins on the Guptil
farm are an accredited herd. Most Of
them are grade Holsteins. There are a
few registered ones.
Miss Phoebe Goodhcart and her
friends, Misses Beatrice Stydell and
Mildred Cleveland, were at the Good
heart home over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Breene and Mrs.
Edward Goodheart attended various
sessions of the state grange last week.
Officers elected last Friday evening
to be installed in January Of Emerald
Rebekah lodge, No. 80, were: Noble
grand, Mrs. Ida Ather; vice grand. Mrs.
Leah Tatro; secretary. Mrs. Martha
Claire; treasurer, Mrs. Emma Garvey
trustee to succeed herself, Mrs. E. l..
Campbell.
Mrs. Nelson Vassar and Miss Corinne
Vassar will spend Christmas with rel.
atives in Barre.
There will be solid session at
school tomorrow so that all children
under IA may go to the Community
house between 2:30 and 4:3o 10 enjoy
the Christmas tree. This is given I'M
der the welfare committee OF the Com
munity club and brief program Is
arranged by Miss Mehnron and Miss
Wallace. The candy bags are made
by troop of campfire girls under Mrs.
Perkins, and the decorations are in
charge Of troop III under Mrs. Jones.
Mrs. II. ID. Hopkins is the chairman,
assisted on the committee by Mrs. f..
f. Campbell and Mrs. p. j. Grace. The
patronnesses are Mr. and Mrs Eugene
Magnus, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Smith,
Postmaster and Mrs. B.tF. Atherton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton G. Wheeler, DIR.
and Mrs. 4. A. Stanley and Mr.. and
Mrs. William 0'Neil.
The condition Of Aunt Garlic Boyce
remains very low.
Francis Grout, who has been quite
i'll with pleuro pneumonia, remains
more comfortable. Mrs. A. H. Morse
has been caring for him.
Mrs. Frank Rogers. who has been |
quite i'll, is reported as more comfort
able. |
>The funeral Of John T. Flynn will BE-
held at st. Andrews church Friday
at . o'clock and burial will |
be in Holy Cross cemetery.
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CABOT

Mrs. Cora Christy is housekeeper
for L. c. Houghton.
Mrs w. r. Hill had the misfortune
to fall few days ago, injuring her
back quite badly.
There win be a Christmas service
at the Methodist church next Sunday
morning at l0:45; subject of sermon
by the pastor, Christ the True Light
of the World" Everybody invited to
join in this service.