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Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-20

rate of seven ca per cent per annunl.
will be issued hereunder in the manner
provided jim the Improvement Bond
Act of 1915, the last installment OF
which bonds shall mature fourteen (l4)
years from the second day Of July next
succeeding nine months from their date.
That resolutions numbered 231 and
I233 of the Board of Trustees of said
lefty, and all proceedings Hereunder.
be and the same are hereby repealed.
SECTION ~. The Street Superin
tendent of the City of FL Centre shalt
post notices of this work as required
BY law. and shall cause said notice to
be published for two days in that cer'
tain newspaper known and designated
as Imperial Valley Press and III Centro
Progress, daily newspaper, published
and circulated in said City of FL Centre,
and hereby designated for that purpose;
and in said notices he shall refer TO
this Resolution of Intention, and to the
III. Mueller Manufacturing Company :
license agreement in reference to the
patented brass water pipe fittings,
known as the Mueller fittings, dated
July Srd, 1929, on file in the office OF
the~City Clerk of said City of Ell Cen
tro, to which agreement, reference is
hereby made.
He shall also refer to the Marbelite
License Agreement of California Go
ment Products Company, i'll reference
to the patented Marbelite lamp posts,
said agreement being dated January D,
1921. together with the extensions OF
the time during which said agreement
shall be in foree) on file in the office
of the City Clerk of said City to which
agreement reference is. hereby made.
SECTION V. The City Clerk shall
certify to the passage of this Rcsolu-
ton. and shall cause the same to be
published for two days in that certain
newspaper known ard designated as
Imperial Valley Press, and FL Centre
Progress, daily newspaper published
and circulated in said City of Ell Cen
tro. and hereby designated for that pur'
pose, and shall post the same conSpicu
ouslv for two days on or near the Couh-
ell Chamber door of said Board OF
Trustees. and shall immediately mail
in accordance with the law, postal cards
to each of the property owners, notify
ing each of said owners of the fac
of the passage of this Resolution, anu
that property belonging to him is to be
assessed.
Passed and adopted by the Board OF
Trustees of the City of FL Centre, ANA
signed by the President thereof this
9th day of September, 1922.
WILL S. FAWCETT,
President of the Board of Trustees
of the City of FL Centro, California.
ATTEST:
j. s. LOOFBOUROw,
(sEAL) City Clerk
STATE OF CALIFCRNIA,)
COUNTY OF IMPERIAL, )ss.
CITY OF Ell CENTRIC.
/. j. s. LOOFBOUROW, City Clerk
of the City of III Centre, do hereby
certify that the foregoing rcsclntios
of intention was duly and regularly
passed and adopted by the Board OF
/ Trustees of said City of FL Centre on
the 9th day of September, 1922, by
| the following vote.
AYES: Lavayea, Anderson, Fitzer
Fawcett.
| NOES: None.
| ABSENT: Travers.
WITNESS MY HAND and the sea
of said City this 9th day of September
1922.
J. s. LOOFBOUROW,
City Clerk of the City of FL Centre
| California. -
{SEAL) Oct. 90, q
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Friday, October 20, 1922

known as Mueller fittings, dated July
3rd. 1922, on file in the office of the
City Clerk of said City of El Centro.
Dated this 18th day of October 1922.
T.. c DYER,
Superintendent of Streets of the City
of Ell Centre, California.
Oct 90 81
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Federated Church.

The monthly Missionary meeting
will be held in union with the L. S. A.
next Wednesday afternoon at the
Town Hail. There will be quilts to
taock and it is hoped there will be a
large attendance of members of both
SocietiaS
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LYME.

Four Joyous events. Redpath Chau-
tauqua. Fairlee Town Hall. Nov. IND,
9th. 10Th, 23rd.
All are glad to see Rev. George M
MCDOWELL back in his accustomed
place. 4,
The new furnace has come. which
will soon be installed in the Congre-
pational church. 1t is. hoped it will
be adequate, if fuel is available, to
heat the auditorium.
Grant Balch came home from X. y.
A. last week, unable to attend to his
school duties, but is able to return
this week.
Much sympathy is felt for K W
Balch who met with what is feared a
serious accident last Friday. He was
fixing wire fence, when staple, In
the hands of a second person, flew
and struck his right eye. DR.. Garlic
ton is the attending physician.
Mrs F S Hewes has recently heard
from Mrs Annie Wise of Green Cove
Springs, Fla, and learned that she
hasn't been out-of- doors since Sept
LIST. She has been sick with fever
ana now Is SullSllIS WIN O'OON PSA
son caused by using quinine as
febrifuge too freely. Much sympath!
! is expressed for Mrs Wise.
Miss Alice Washburn went Monda!
morning to Wentworth, N. H. to visi'
her cousin, Miss Belle Grant.
Miss Louisa Washburn went th'
same time to Franconia, N. H. tt
visit her former parishioners, Rev
and Mrs C E Gordon. Miss Marjorie
Morrison, who was home for the week
end. accompanied the Misses Wash
burn to Woodsville. P M Mativit
furnished the propelling power will
his Buick.
George Fellows of Charlestown, n
H.. was guest of his sister, MIR
Addie Morrison, last week.
| Lebanon Grange furnished the pro
gram for Morning Star Grange Oct
| 18, Neighbors' Night.
Mr. and Mrs r M Morrison lief
Thursday to spend several days witt
Mr. and Mrs H B Gates of Canaan.
The annual business meeting o
Lyme Branch Red Cross will be a
the homo of the president, JUL
Mayo, on Monday, Oct. %, at 2.3O F
m. A good attendance of member
/ is desired.
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Andrews Bros. & Cheney
FAIRLEE, VERMONT.

called on B M Ball Saturday. Mr.
Clifford is publicity agent of the New
England Devon Breeders Association.
Geo. w Cook, son and family
motored to Windsor on Saturday and
visited cousin of Mr. Cooks. Alice
Cook, who is teaching the village
school, attended the Teachers Con
vention at st. Johnsbury. Carl Cook
was home from Lyndonville for over
the holidays.
The Ladies' Aid met on last We'd
nesday at Mrs Fred Cooks. New
officers were elected for the coming
year as follows; Pres, Myrtle M Mil
Ter; Vice Pres, Mrs Effie Cook; Sec.
and Treas, Mrs Dorothy Mum; Ex-
ecutive committee, Mrs Gladys Hatch
Mrs Ida Godfrey, and Mrs o B Smith.
Six new members joined the Aid So
ciety.
Roswell C Corey, after lingering
illness, passed away on Saturday,
Oct. IA. Death was unexpected as
he had been failing in health during
the late winter and summer. There
was a short private service at the
house with services at the church at
I 2 o'clock, Rev. A H Sargent officiat-
ing. Two selections were sung by q
quartette composed of Marian M
Mum, Mrs F Cook, ] Waldo Mum
and Herbert F Chamberlir. Mr. Corey
was widely known, being the the saw
mill business most Of his life. He
was much respected for his honesty
was of generous disposition, an ex,
ceptional good, kind neighbor, will
inc to neglect his own work to heir
others. Burial was at the Wild Hi
! cemetery.
| Mr. and Mrs Alvah Hatch and chill
/ dren went to Peaeham on Saturday
to visit her aunt, Mrs George Esden
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SOUTH FAIRLEE.

Orville Wheatley of Fairhaveni
Mass. visiter at his sisters, Mrs
Hawley George, the first of the week
Mr. and Mrs George Patterson and
baby of Waitsfeld are visiting their
parents, Mr. and Mrs Harry Bragg.
Mr. and Mrs S A George and grand
son, Gordon, visited. at G L Robin
sons in Hartford, Sunday.
Mrs Frank Bennett was in White
River Junction Monday for dental
work.
Mrs Campbell of Pompanoosuc and
Mrs Houston of Scmerville, Mass
visited Mrs Eta Pre7ton few days
last week.
Mr. and Mrs Hawley George and
Dorothy spent Sunday with her par.
ents, MIR and Mrs H D Wheatley, Oh
Bradford.
Mr. Arthur Melendy of Waverley
Mass. was in town the first of the
week to attend the funeral OF his
aunt, Mrs G S Melendy.
Frank Bennett has traded his Forc
roadster for a Ford touring car, 1871
model.
Mrs Sadie Bond and Charles visited
her sister. Mrs Allen Clark and fam
ily of Thetford Center the last of the
week.
Friends of Mrs G S Melendy were
greatly shocked by her sudden death
on Sunday, Oct 18th, at Hanover hos
pital, following an operation for APP
pendicitis. The funeral was held al
her home on Tuesday, Oct. 18th. Rev
Douglass of Post Mills spoke words of
comfort to the family and mourning
friends. Miss Gertrude Southworth
Mrs Harry Southworth and Mrs Geo
Wilson rendered three beautiful musi
cal selections. G NJ Wilson was II
charge.
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OXFORD.

Four Joyous events. Redpath Chau-
tauqua, Fairlee Town Hall, Nov. End,
9th. 10th, 23rd.
The potato crop of the town is near
lv a failure. Most of the farmers
that have raised their own besides
supplying the market are buying for
their own use this year. Other towns
not far away are having good crops.
Mr. and Mrs Horace A Presley are
visiting friends in and about Boston
for week or more.
DR.. and Mrs Lee F Hunt of Ander-
son, Ind. have been spending few
DAYS with Mr. Robert o Carr.
At the annual meeting of the Rondoo
Club last week, held at the home OF
Mrs Laura Marshall, the following
officers were elected: President, Mrs
Bertha Andrews; Vice President, Mrs
Laura Phillips; Secretary and Treas
urer, Mrs Ruth Marshall. Plans were
made for holding a weekly Chautau-
qua course in November. Dainty re-
freshments were servel by the hostess
and a delightful afternoon was ENJOY
ed by those present.
Mrs Muriel Convey and daughter
Betty spent week in Boston among
! friends.
The Willing Workers have added to
their chicken pie supper plans for
next Tuesday evening concert Win
reader included by the Dartmouth
students. A conrert, chicken pie
supper with all the good things to
make a chicken palatable for only 5o
cents-Adv,
The electric light line is to be ex'
tended towards the part of the towr
known as Dublin mot related to Ire
land Dublin. William F Wilson
Fred C RedelI, John Weibel, Mrs ldt
Davis. Mrs Sarah Smith and John {
Grove are among the new subscrlb
ers. A few more street lights woult
be acceptable in the two ends OF thu
village.
The farm bureau will hold meet
ing in the town hall next Saturda!
evening. County Agent Wilson viii
be among the speakers. Miss Marion
Cox will speak on cooking, house
keeping, dressmaking and other dom
estic and useful subjects.
Not many of our women need les
sons in cooking judging from the dis
play collecting in the post office TO
the Hanover hospital donation, Th
articles look too good to send ava.
and they are numerous. The mel
also are sending in vegetables gener
ously. One person has expressed
desire to be taken to the hospital
the specimens being collected ar
samples of the foods served.
Mr. Herbert w Snow Of Grasmere
N. H. was in town calling on ol'
friends and neighbors.
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Mr. and Mrs w Hayes Marshall went

Mr. and Mrs w Hayes Marshall went
to Manchester for few days visit.
Mrs Fred Sanborn, after being
home from Hanover hospital about a
week, is now suffering from the grip.
Her symptoms are becoming favor
able.
Mr. and Mrs Adelbert Hazen of AL
bany, N. Y. have been visiting his
uncle, Mrs Henry H Carr.
Mrs Joseph H Archer and Mrs
Sarah A Smith have gone to Massa-
chusetts for visit.
A state milk inspector has been
looking over the Marshall creamery
and some of the milk producers
plants. He commenede the creamery.
Mr. Harry Swanson has been sum-
moned to New York to testify at an
important hearing.
The hunters of the town are ar
ranging for a great hunt.
DR. Harry w Stetson returned from
the Mary Hitchcock Hospital last
Saturday. He is slowly on the way to
recovery.
Mr. and Mrs Gilbert M Thayer are
entertaining Mrs M M Plump of
Brooklyn,sN. Y.
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POST Mills.

DIR. B F Allen of Mortified visited
his parents few days recently re-
turning to his home on Saturday,
accompanied by Mrs L B Allen.
Miss Gladys Ward has resumed her
duties in the Rod Factory after sew
erail weeks vacation.
Miss Lizzie O'Day is working in the
Rod Factory and boarding with Mrs
John Simonds.
Mr. Will Burr and family of New
tonville, Mass. visited his sister, Mrs
Harriet Powell, and aunt, Mrs Sarah
Southworth over the weekend.
Mrs Arabella Raymond spent few
days with Miss Lizzie Wise at West
Fairlee Center and now Miss Wise is
at Mrs Raymond's home and they are
dressmaking.
Mrs Chas. Douglass has been i'll
but at present writing is GONZALES
cent.
Miss Esther Douglass of Windsor
was home for day or two on her
way to the convention at st. Johns
bury. Quite number of the teach
ers from this vicinity attended the
convention namely, Mrs Harlow,
Misses Alice Cook, Helen Savery,
Ruth Hatch, Bessie Doolittle, and
Connie Preston, about 1900 register
ing for the occasion.
Mrs Louise Perry, Assembly War
den from Brattleboro visited Esther
Rebekah Lodge last Tuesday evening
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ORFORDVILLE.

Four Joyous events. Redpath Chan.
tauqua, Fairlee Town Hall, Nov. End,
9th, 10Th, 23rd.
The Farm Bureau will hold a meet
ing at Town Hall next Monday night,
Oct. 23rd, with Mr. Wilson, County
Agent, as one of the speakers. Miss
Cox will be present to- speak to the
ladies. Let us show them Oxford is
not dead yet and give them a good
house.
The men of the town met at the
Town Hall last Saturday night, and
organized town hunt, to be held
Nov. LIST. C L Cushman presided at
the meeting, and Clarence Blodgett
and George Finney head the opposing
Sides The side getting the least
points has to furnish supper for
both sides.
Mrs Reginald Mum has been i'll
the past week, and Hattie Leonard
is assisting with the work.
Two telephone men are boarding
with Mrs CuIshman. l-
Mrs M F Wilson of Oxford and Mr.
Clarence Jones of Cambridge, Mass.
spent Monday with Mrs Cushman.
MIS- Laura NlCI IlSISOu Ile1o OSSh
spending few days with her daugh-
ter in Lisbon.
Mr. and Mrs Fenner Beal and son
of Maiden are at their home here.
Mrs Laura Marshall and son went
to Grasmere with Mrs George Sun
day.
Resolutions.
Wherss-Almighty God in His in
finite wisdom has seen fit to take
from us our beloved and esteemed,
sister Sorosis Jeane M Blodgett and
! Whoreas-We. her Sorosis sisters,
deeply mourn the los of one whose
services to US were of inestimable'
value, and whom we deeply respect
and love, be it
estlved-That we express our
heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved
family in our mutual loss, and be it
Resolved by her death Soro-
sis Sisters have lost loved, respect
ed and devoted member. Be it fur
Their
Resolved these Resolutions
be printed in the Bradford Opinion
and that copy of them be sent the
family.
Emma H Carr,
Bernice H Washburn,
Elizabeth M Cushman
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ONE WAN FARM For SALE.

Located in nice village. Five min
utes walk to church, school and store;
s room house in good condition; good
barn; water at house and barn; 40
acres, 20 tillage. all machine worked,
balance brook watered pasture, lum-
Der and wood, estimated 100 thousand
pine ready for the mill; nice lot
growing hemlock; Some fruit. Build
ings are all in good condition and
the land in good state of cultivation.
E F Dudley, Fairlee, VT.
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Springfield, Mass.
Mr. Wells Silloway had the misfor-
tune to lose his horse last week.
Several from here attended the
funeral of Mr. Corey at West Fairlee
Center, Monday.
H C johnson greatly improved the
looks of the school room by painting
it during the time school was closed
for the Teachers Convention.
Mr. c w Bliss and Mrs Emma Beck
with were in Barre, Monday.
Mr. Oscar Carleton has returned
from his visit in Bradford .
F R Hayward was called to Han
over Sunday to bring back the body
of Mrs Gardner Melendy, who died in
the hospital
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Burr of Lyme
are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs
VIM. Burr.
Mrs Caroline Paul has recently
been in Burlington having her eyes
treated
Mr. and Mrs Udall and Miss Hazel
Wood of Pike, N. H. were callers in
town, Sunday.
Mrs Eva Mead visited in Fairlee
and North Thetford recently.
Mr. and Mrs Simon Pierce of South
Fairlee called on her sister Mrs Sill
| loWay, Sunday.
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NORTH THETFORD.

Mrs Lula Clay Perry of Brattle.
boro recently visited at Fred Clay's
Miss Cora Waterman attended the
Vermont State Teachers Convention
which was held at st. Johnsbury last
week, 1900 teachers being in attend
ance.
Mrs Henry Logan of Wilder was the
guest of her cousin Mrs Arthur Nc
Clure, Tuesday.
Mrs Hiram Cook has been on the
sick list.
Miss Annette Kinsman returned
from Longmeadow, Mass. last week,
Wednesday, We are glad to have
Miss Kinsman at home again.
School was closed Thursday and
Friday of last week. Miss Hood at
tended the Convention.
Mr. Andrew Maxfeld and family
motored to Tunbridge, Sunday.
Phyllis and Dorothy Kay have been
unable to attend school the past few
DAYS on account of illness.
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WEST FAIRLEE.

Mr. John Bemis and family of Bos-
ton were visitors last week at the
home of his father, Mr. VIM. Bemis.
Mr. and Mrs S H George and I II
Brooke were in White River Junction,
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Norman Morrison and
little son, Mrs Almira Morrison, Mrs
Lila Sullivan and Miss Della Swift
of Barre were callers at the home OF
Mrs Fred Lory, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs H George were in
Fairlee, Sunday.
Mrs Arthur Conrad and Miss Viola
Bannister have returned home from
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Marion Davies in "The Brides
PLAYA Cosmopolitan Production.
Fairlee, Fri, Oct. 20.
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PIERMONT.

The ladies of the Social Aid met
with Mrs F A ROBBIE last week We'd
nesday. The president, Mrs Wilmer
Towle, was present and took charge
of the meeting. A vote was taken
to serve light refreshments at each
meeting, which are held the second
Wednesday of the month.
Mr. and Mrs Bert Flint have moved
to Springfield, VT. as Mr. Flint has a
position there in a machine SHOP
Clarence Stebbins moved their goods
with Howard Bros. truck.
Mr. and Mrs Mark Cutler of Barre
were. Sunday guests at E V Howard $.
Rev. Mr. Graham preached at
Haverhill last Sunday evening.
Mrs Everett Hershey of Brook
Road entertained her mother from
Boston last week.
George Reneau is working for
.Joseph Lawrence doing fall repairing.
Helen Leslie, who has been with
Mrs Hershey this summer, returned
to her home in Manchester last Sun
day.
Raw Howard took a trip to Sher-
brooke last Saturday to attend a Ma
sonic meeting.
Mr. George Hubbard visited friends
in Boston and Lawrence last week.
H M Wing was away with his
brother from St. Johnsbury over the
weekend.
Grange meeting next Tuesday even
ing. Oct. oath, The Deputy is ex-
pected to be present.
Mrs Christie Goodwin was in Ply
mouth last week attending a Sun
day school convention.
River Road.
Mrs Martha Clark left Tuesday
morning for Concord to visit her
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Marion Davies in "Ihe Brlue'S
PLAYA Cosmopolitan Production.
Fairlee, Fri, Oct. 20.
Four Joyous events. Redpath Chau-
tauQua. Fairlee Town Hall, Nov. End,
9th, 18th, 23rd.
Mrs Frank Pierce returned Tuesday
from Woronoco, Mass, where she has
been spending the past ten days with
her daughter, Mrs Glenn l. Douglass.
Mrs Susie Bragg Thayer of Wallas-
ton, Mass. recently was calling on
friends and relatives in town.
Homer Perkins and family, F w
Pierce and E Maude Baggs motored
to Newport, VT last Saturday and
called on Hubert and Arthur Pierce,
also Mrs Martha Pierce and return
ing Sunday.
Mrs Earl A Woods and Mrs Harry
Magoon were business visitors in
Bradford, Wednesday.
Mrs E Maude Baggs returns Mon
day to Auburndale, Mass. after
spending the summer with her uncle,
F w Pierce.
The Ladies' Union held its annual
business meeting Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs CHARLES Thurber.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Harvey were
visitors at the home of their sisters
Mrs Fred Howe and Mrs Fred Moore,
Tuesday. Mrs Moore and Donald re-
turned with them to their home in
st. Johnsbury.
There will be Halloween Social
at the town hall Tuesday evening,
Oct. 31st, for the Sunday school mem
bers and their friends. The evening
will be spent in various kinds of en-
tertainments, such as fortune tell
ing and bobbing for apples with
plenty of thrills and ghosts. The S.
S. members are expected to come in
costume.
Miss Marjorie Martin of Norwich is
a guest of Mildred Thurber.
John Mum was in Sherbrooke, Can.
Saturday and Sunday to attend
Shrine meeting.
The Christmas Club will meet with
Mrs F Campbell next Thursday
afternoon. AS this is business meet
ing all members are expected to be
present.
Mrs Agnes Cross has been confined
to the house several days with an I'LL
Ger on her foot.
Erwin M Thurber, a missionary
from Central America, was the guest
of his cousin, Charles Thurber and
family the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Howe were IN
East Parsonfeld, Me. over the week
end to visit sick brother.
MIR and Mrs Gray and daughter OF
Fast Haverhill, N. H. were visitors at
the home of her sister, Mrs VIM. Por-
ter the first of the week.
Mrs Edgar Chase, who has been en-
loving several weeks vacation in Mas
sachusetts, New York and Delaware,
returned home last Thursday.
Mrs Hattie Myers motored up from
Springfield, Mass. last week to visit
her brother Edgar Chase.
Gordon Joslin of Greenfield, Mass
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Edgar
Chase.
Mrs Sadie Humphrey moved her
household goods to East Ware, N. H.,
where she has employment with
Elwyn George.
Ernest Humphrey of Bradford was
business visitor in the place re-
Gently.
Mrs Eta Joslyn of Orleans, Vt is
the guest of her sister, Mrs Edgar
Chase.
Sumner Perkins is enjoying weeks
vacation among friends and relatives
out of town.
John Davis thinks an explanation
is due the public as he has not con
tracted any partnership with lady,
therefore the "Mrs" mentioned IN
last weeks local paper in connection
with his name must have been an
error at the Opinion Office, conse-
quently congratulations are not in
order.
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WEST FAIRLEE CENTER.

Alfred Robinson is again working
for A L Hatch.
Mrs James B Brown, her daughter
Kate and son Frank of West Fairlee
spent Sunday with Fred w Brown
and family.
B M Ball has made several small
repairs at the school house.
MIR E H Marshall of Hanover, N. H.
and Mr. Clifford of Massachusetts
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uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs Myron

Uncle anu aunt, Nll dllA MIo H'yl oii
Colby.
Mrs Elsie Peabody and two daugh-
ters of Waban, Mass. visited her great
aunt, Mrs Martha White, a few days
last week. They left here to motor
through the mountains to Portland,
Me-, then to their home.
Mr. Tyler had husking last Friday
evening which was largely attended,
many coming from North Haverhill
and Bradford. The husking was fol-
lowed by a dance.
Mrs Humphrey and two grand /
dren of Bradford were Sunday guests
of Mrs Martha Clark.
Mr. Kicker is erecting a fine horse
barn, Messrs. Fellows and Simpson
having charge of the carpentering.
Mrs Musty visited her parents in
Lyndonville last week.
Mr. Karl Isburgh and wife of Am
sterdam, N. Y made a short visit
with his great-aunt Mrs White, one
day last week Mr. Isburgh came ex-
pressly to see her, which of course
pleased "Auntie" immensely. They
returned to their home the same day
coming and going in their car.