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New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
In Outlying g Houses

sHuBERT-RlVIERA William rsver-
shan1 IN revival Of "Ths sopaw
Man"
bRoNX OPERA HOUSE - Bolbrook
Blinn in "Tho Bad Man.
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Carmen" Vocal, orchestral and bal
let numbers,

Carmen" Vocal, orchestral and bal
let numbers,
RlvOLI-Comedy week, with Wallace
Reid in "The Worlds Champion ;"
made from "The Champion," by
Thomas Louden and a. f. Thomas,
the headliner. A Larry semon COM
cdy, Fleschcr "Out Of the Ink
we'll" csrtoon and news reef.
Thomas Wilfred's Clavilux or color
organ for "a second week, orchestral
and ballet features.
= Constance Talmadgc in
polly Of The Follies,7 by John En-
erson and Anita Loos, the weeks
chief attraction. A Larry Senon
comedy, q sport review, edited b,
Grantland Rice, called Taking the
Air and The news film. Orchestral
and vocal selections.
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audeville

PALACE-Thc Dolly Sisters. for their
second week, will offer new songs,
dances and comedy bits. De Wolf
Hopper, the Watson Sisters. Walter
c. Kelly, Giuran and Marguerite.
Doc" Baker, Wells. Virginia and
West Rule and O'Brtcn. Burns
Brothers, others.
RIvERsIDE-Tha Dolly Sisters will
also play here. "The Family Ford"
The swor Brothers, Little Billy, Jack
Benny. James Burke and Eleanor
Durktn. Evangelino and Kathleen
Murray, Bob Anderson. others,
COLONIAL-M Mildred Harris In g one-
act comedy. Margaret Young, Bobby
Higgins nnd company, James B. Don
ovsn and Marie Lee, Arnaut Brothers,
others.
EIGHTY FIRST STREET -- Gertrude
Hoffman and her American ballet Top
the bill. Elsa Ryan, Billy Frawley
and Edna Louise, Cornell, Leona and
zippy, Major Jack Allen, Maud Earl,
othsrs Betty Conpson, in ''The Law
aud the Woman picture.
WINTER GARDEN-"The promenad-
crs," with Jimmy Hussey featured,
will represent the new unit form Of
vaudeville. Ethel Davis. O'Henlon
and zambouni, Lou Edwards. Eddie
Hickey, Burns and Foran and others
IN the company. Rath Brothers.
HAMlLTON-Ra Rae samuels, The head
liner. Alma Nelson and company
Frank Wilcox and company, Maker
and Redford, the Vanderbilts, others.
MOSS's BROADWAY -Max Teuber'c
"Shadowland, Howard and Lewis. the
Great Leon and company, Robinson
and Pearce, the Big Three, others.
Tom Mix, in Chasing the Moon"
film.
LOEW's AMERICAN-Tirst half: Juan
Cardo and Agnes Noll, Russ, Leddy
and company, others. Constance
Binney In "Midnight," film. Second
half: Sunbeam Follics," Sylvester
and Vance, others. Gloria Swanson
IN "Hsr Husbande Trademark"
LOEW's STATE-First half: Imperial
Pekinese troupe, Fred Schwartz and
company, others. Alice Lake in "The
Golden Gift" film. Second half:
"The Love Nest" others. Gloria
Swanson in "Hcr Husbands Trade
mark"
pROCTOR'S FIFTH AvENUE-First
half: Ames and Winthrop, U. g.
jazz Band, others. Second half:
Charles Withers in "Fo- PHYS Sake"
Lew (Shinkey) Hilton and Ned Nor
ton, others.
PROCTOR'S TWENTY THIRD STREET
First half; Deland and Blair,
Cliff Green, otheru. Hops Hampton
in "Star Dust" Second half: Bert
Fitzgibbons, Gattison, Jones and
company, others. "Tho Law and the
Woman" picture.
PROCTOR's FIFTY EIGHTH STREET
First half: Walter Fishtcr and
Texas Comedy Four, others. "star
Dust" Second half: Steed septet,
Harvey and Dunn, others. "Ths Law
and the Woman
PRoCToR's 125TH sTREET-Fi-st
half; Jessie Reed, Williams and
Taylor, others. "star Dust" Second
half: Morris and Thaw, Gilbert
Wclles, others. Tho Lsw and thc
Woman"
FoRDHAM First half, Kennedy snd
Herlc, Rowland and Meehan, SIX
American Bedfords, others. "Thc
Silent Call picture. Last half:
Horace Goldin and company, Marry
Me-" others. This Law and the
Woman with Betty Compson, film.
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Brooklyn Iheaters

-'i<AJ A'o ~ C4iVc- MOloSCO presents
Charlotte Greenwood in LEFTY Pep
per-" her new musical comedy vehicle
made from Charles Klein's Maggie
Pepper"
MONTAUK-Lionel Atwill in the sacna
Guitry's "The Grand Duke"
BUsHWlCK-Anna Chandler, DOUGLAS
Lsavitt and Ruth Mary Lockwood,
Vaughn Comfort, Tornmo Gordon, Ed
Lee Wrothe and Owen Martin, Billy
Sharp, others.
ORPHEUM-Dorothy Jardon, ths chief
attraction; Eva Shirley and company,
Harry Norwood and Alpha Hall and
Che Beaumont Sisters and company,
Glenn and jenkins. others.
SHUBERT-C T-CRESCENT-Frank and Raw
Purcclla, Kcne and Green, Kyra,
Bard and Pearl, Nancy Gibbs and
Roy Cummins and Billie Shaw. Also
condensed version Of "Thc Whirl
Of New York" with Dolly uackett.
j. Harold Murray, Florence Shubert.
Clarence Harvey, Rosie Green, Carl
Judd and others.
LoEW's METROpOLITAN-Eirst half;
Al Shayne, Cutting a Woman IN
IWo'" others; Gloria Swanson In "Her
Husbands Trademark" picture. Sec
end half: "Bits and Pieces" Fred
Schwarz, others. "Her Husbands
Trademark"
sTRAND-"penrod,7 featuring Wesley
Barry. Scenic, news and other films.
with vocal and instrumental nusjca !
features.
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Stage Gossip
(Continued from preceding paxs)
Frank Sheridan and Vincent Scrrano
will appear.

IN tho Actors Fund Benefit at the
Montauk Theater, Brooklyn, tonight
there will be given a sketch called an
Memory" by Emmett Corrigan, In
which the author will appear with Mrs.
Corrigan, and scene from j. Hartley
Manners's "Hapqiness," in which
Laurctte Taylor and J. NJ. Kerrgan
will play. There win be vaudeville
specialtics, a mystery drama called
The Sign Of the Hour" The Tri-
angle" and a fashion show called
"Sports Of tho World.'
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Rabindranath Tagore'a "Chtra,7 and
a comedy with Hindu songs called
"Caliph Tor Day." viii be presented
under the Union Of East and West at
the Anderson Galleries, Park Avenue
and Fifty-ninth Street, on Tuesday
evening next.
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FoRDHAM First half' Kenncdy sud
Herlc, Rowland and Meehan, s.x
American Bedfords, others. "Iho
Silent Call picture. Last half:
Horace Goldin and company, Marry
Me- others. This Law and the
Woman with BETTY Compson. film.
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PROCTOR's 125Tn sTREET-First
half; Jessie Reed, Williams and
Taylor, others. Star Dust" Second
half: Morris and Thaw, Gilbert
Wclles, Others. Tho Lsw and thc
Woman
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PROCroR.s FIFTY .EyCHTH sTRrr.r

First half: Walter Fishter and
Texas Comedy Four, others. "star
Dust." Second half: Stecd septet,
Harvey and Dunn, others. 'Ths Law
and the Woman
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sTRAND-"penrod,7 featuring weslev
Barry. Scenic, news and other A]n,r
with vocal and instrumental r,,.ios,
features.
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ElGBTY-FIRsT STREET


Hoffman and her American ballet top
the bill Elsa Ryan, Billy Frawley
and Edna Louise, Cornell, Leona and
zippy, Major Jack Allen, Maud Earl,
others. Betty Compson, in 'The Law
and the Woman picture,
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COlONIAL-Mildred Harris In g one-
act comedy. Margaret Young, Bobby
Higgins and company, James B. Don
ovsn and Marie Lee, Arnaut Brothers,
others.
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pROCTOR's TWENTY -THIRp STREE

II % . . " E11V ! I = I'D . I 1NLI1X
First half; Deland and Blair,
Cliff Green, othera. Hope Hampton
in "Star Dust" Second half: Bert
Fitzgibbons, Gattison, Jones and
company, others. "Tho Law and the
Woman," picture.
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CENTRAL-Beginaine tomorrow night.
Priscilla Dean in Univerzals wild
HoneE.'
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THETFORD CENTER.


Madam Richardson of South STRAIT
ford spent Wednesday at H w
Hewins'.
Miss Blanche Bliss, who has been
spending a few weeks at her home
here, returned to Boston, Monday.
Mrs B Phelps is visiting relatives
in Lisbon, N. H.
Mrs Julia West of South STAFFORD
and Miss Lena West of North Adams,
Mass were recent guests of Mrs K f.
Nugent.
Mr. and Mrs w E Tucker and Miss
Cora Waterman, in company with r
H Hatch and family of Post Mills,
enjoyed picnic at Lake Morey last
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Fifeld, w A
Willoughby, c C Cook and John But
man were among those who attended
the sale of registered Jersey cattle
at Tunbridge, Thursday.
Messrs Joseph Burby and Willis
Aver Of Nashua were in town Satur-
day. Miss Velma Burby, who has
been spending the summer at Albert
Nutbrown's, returned home with her
father.
Mr. and Mrs A B Clark, Miss Iva
Clark, G C Fifeld Rev. and Mrs ] j
Snellgrove, Miss Blanche Bliss, Mr.
and Mrs N H Porter and Harry Page
enjoyed trip to the Flume and
Lost River last Wednesday,.
] A Butler of Marblehead, Mass.
was a recent caller at o P Sanborn's.
The members of the Epworth
League enjoyed a corn roast on Bill
Hill Friday evening.
Mr. Pitkin of Marshfeld was a re-
cent guest at R c McKelveys.
Miss Cora Waterman of North
Thetford has been spending few
days with her aunt, Mrs w E Tucker
Miss Eta Baker of Canaan has
been visiting few days at Roscoe
Clarks.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at the
Town Hall last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Everett Aldrich and Mrs w A
Willoughby were to act as hostesses,
but Mrs Willoughby was unable to be
present on account of illness, for
which all of the members were very
sorry A goodly number were pres
ent and all spent a pleasant after
noon, after which delicious refresh
ments were served.
Earle jenkins and family have
moved to Union Village.
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EAST THETFORD.

Wesley Woodward, who is clerking
at M T Pressey's, entertained his
brother last week.
Mrs Emma Marshall of Woburn,
Mass. recently visited her brother, L
M Caldwell.
John Rice and family started Tues
day, Aug. goth, in their new Chevro-
let for California.
E H Sargent and family moved
last week from their place in the
village to the Stevens farm.
Mrs Leslie Estes and children of
West Paris, Me. returned with her
mother Mrs E L Porter, when she
came back last week. Mr. Estes
came few days later in his auto to
take them home.
Mabel Carey came Saturday from
Claremont to spend Sunday and Mon
day with her mother.
Maurice Mcknight recently made
two days trip to the White Noun
tains.
M T Pressey and wife and Wesley
went to Plymouth, Tues
day.
Schools opened Tuesday.
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NORTH THETFORD.

Mrs John Burtch, with her daugh-
tiers Soulgard and Elizabeth, motored
from Lexington, Mass Thursday,
staying until Monday with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs E H Howe.
Miss Ruth Guppy of Melrose, Mass.
was the guest of Miss Nina Babcock,
Friday afternoon.
Miss Helen Coburn returned to her
school in Medford, Mass. last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Ramsey of St.
Johnsbury were guests of his par
ents Mr. and Mrs Ollie Ramsey the
| first of the week.
| Mrs Charlotte Lord is visiting her
daughter Mrs William Smith at South
Ryegate.
The D. A. r: met with Mrs Julia
K Hosford Tuesday afternoon, Miss
Maude Emerson being hostess.
Harry Worthley enjoyed vacation
Monday and Tuesday, climbing Mt
Washington Tuesday
Mrs Garretson, who has been at
Miss Harriet Porter's for several
weeks, left Wednesday for her home
in New Brunswick, N. j.
Mr. and Mrs B A Babcock and Misses
Nina and Agnes Babcock visited rela-
tives in Guildhall and Bloomfield, VT.
and Whitefeld, N. H., Sunday and
Monday.
Prof Willis Earle left Wednesday
for his school in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mr. Otis Bond accompanied him as
far as Springfield, Mass.
Miss Gretchen Kinsman has been
entertaining Mr. Ernest Fillmore of
Newington, Conn.
Misses Nellie and Mabel Berry and
Lena Nudge, who have been spending
the summer at the Berry homestead,
returned to Cambridge and Boston,
Mass, Wednesday.
Mrs Charles Graves and Miss Eliza
beth Graves of Hartford, Conn, were
guests of Miss Nina Babcock, Tuesday
night and Wednesday.
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THETFORD.
Dancing Saturday L. MOrey Casino

DuhCIHS SATURDAY lie mUEty SdS1IlU,
Miss Eta Wilson has been enter
tanning brother from Massachusetts,.
Mr. and Mrs Alvin Philbrick from
Oxford are at P N Moulton's.
The camp girls having gone and the
summer guests leaving makes our vii
lage seem like the Deserted Viii
lage."
The rural schools commenced Tues
day and Miss Cornelia Preston teaches
at No. 3.
Rev. H E Coombs and family have
returned home to New York. They
made trip to the Mountains and
Royalton while here:
Edward Coombs and wife accom-
panied Mrs Snow and Mrs Woodbury.
to Littleton, but have returned and
gone to Millbury, Mass, after a visit
to Woodstock and Windsor:
Rev. VIM. Farr and family have
gone to Massachusetts on their vaca-
ton. Deacon George Worcester will
occupy the pulpit next Sunday.
Mrs Adams of Massachusetts, was a
recent visitor in town few days at
the Porters summer residence.
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SOUTH FAIRLEE.

Mr. and Mrs Floyd Young of Spring
field visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs
w E Young from Saturday until
Tuesday.
Mrs Hawley George and daughter,
Dorothy, have been spending a few
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs H
D Wheatley of Bradford.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Bennett have
sold their place to the Misses Kean,
sisters of Mrs A w Jameson. Mr.
and Mrs Bonnet will occupy the
depot tenement for the present.
William Young was at home from
his work in Hanover over Sunday.
Mrs P A Sails and son, Russell,
visited at w E Youngs recently.
Jessie Flanders of Newbury visited
at E E Whitcomb's two days last
week.
Mr. and Mrs w E Young and fam
lily and Mrs Mary Slack attended the
Slack reunion held at George Stacks
at South Newbury last Sunday.
Mrs Sadie Bond and Charles have
returned from their visit in West
Newton, Mass.
Carroll Bragg has returned from
the hospital somewhat improved in
health.
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OXFORD.

Mr. Earl Swain of Piermont was
united in marriage to Miss Lillian
Smith. The wedding took place at
the home of the bride Wednesday
evening, Aug. 80, and was a quiet
affair, attended only by the most in
innate members of the families Rev
| VIM. McNeill was the officiating
clergyman. The couple will make
their home at Piermont, where the
bride has been engaged in teaching
and will resume her position for the
coming year.
Mrs Ellen Swanson fell recently
and sustained enough of a shock so
as to be unconscious of the cause of
the accident.
| New Britain, Conn, while visiting at
Mr. Henry M Clark's was thrown
| from a horse and broke an arm.
Mrs VIM. r Conant is visiting her
father at Norfolk, Conn. for few
days.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Smith of Wo-
burn, Mass. and Miss Phyllis Smith Of
Hollis College, Va have been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs Henry M Carr.
Reports from Mary Hitchcock Hos
pital are favorable concerning DR..
Harry W Stetson, although the prog
ress is very slow.
Mrs Alice G Thomas Fearebay of
Pittsfeld, Mass. spent few days at
the home of Mr. and Mrs Reed French,
and called on many of her old friends.
Miss Elizabeth Bull of New York
City is making her annual visit at
M Gilbert M Thayer's.
Miss Edith Greaves, who has
taught in the villa9e grammer school
eight years, has accepted position
in the school at New Boston, NJ H.
Carr end Gardner found in the
field in the rear of their blacksmith
shop a white wo~dcbuck with pink
eyes. They chased him to his hole
where thew excavated him bv digging
about six feet long and one foot deep.
The animal was caoed and put on ex-
hibition at the blacksmith shop,
where he was seen by many people.
He became wearied of all the adj
miration bestowed upon him and
knawed his wav through the wire
netting and went visiting elsewhere
Mr. William SaIadino of Brooklyn,
N Y. is visiting his brother MIR
Joseph Saladino.
Mr. Joseph Sharps has joined his
family at Ipswich, Mass, where hec
will spend his vacation
Mrs Bessie Currier of Island Pond
is with her father, Msr Josiah G.
Archer.
Rev. William McNeill will spend
next week at Wolfboro in attendance
on the annual convocation of min
listers of the state.
DIR. and Mrs E w Victor have ar
rived at the Phelps home for the
usual fall vacation.
MIR and Mrs James N Gurdy brought
up with them from Lowell, Mr. and
Mrs James Smith. They all seemed
to be hugely enjoying the season.
Andrews Bros. lumber camp on the
kenyon-French farm was broken in
to Sunday night and a quantity of
blankets and other camp equipment
were taken.
Mrs Henry H Carr has gone to
Massachusetts, for short visit.
Miss Isabel Cushman, a former
resident of the town, is again in
town after seven years absence.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Wheeler and
Miss Alice Wheeler of Boston are at
the Wheeler house on the ridge.
Mrs Henry M Clark and daughter,
Bernice motored to New Britain.
Conn. this week.
Fine Job Printing At This Office,
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Fine Job Printing At This Offfce.
Poster Work Of a high-class order.
Bradford, Vt.
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"The Sats Around My Place Were
Wise" Saws John TuthiII

"Tried everything to kill them. Mix
ed poison with meal, meat. cheese. etc
wouldn't touch. it. Tried RAT-SNAP,
inside of 10 days got rid of all rats
You don't have to mix RAT-SNAP with
food. Saves fussing. bother. Break a
cake of RAT-SNAP, lay it where rats
scamper. You will see no more. Three
sizes. 35c. CSC. S1!25 Sold and guar
anteed by Sisco's Pharmacy and the
Variety Store.
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WEST FAIRLEE.

Rev. w R Davenport, District
Superintendent, will preach in the M
E. Church at 2.30 next Sunday. Let
everybody come.
Mrs Emma Beckwith recently took
an auto trip to Boston, where she
spent a week with her sister.
Capt. Graham and wife of Somer-
vile, Mass. are visiting at S Garlic
TOMS.
Mr. and Mrs S d Paul returned
home Saturday from their trip to
Seymour Lake.
Miss Edna George and friend, as
sisted by Miss Evelyn Davis and Mr.
and Mrs Sproule, gave the Sunday
school children picnic in the
"Glen" Wednesday.
Miss Mary Warden, who has spent
the week with Miss Edna George, re-
turned to her home in Barnet, Sunday.
Mrs Eva Mead has finished her
work at West Fairlee Center and is
at home.
Mr. and Mrs H C Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs Almon Bushnell, Mrs Rich and
Mr. and Fred Lory attended the fun
eral of Mrs w j Trevithick at Post
Mills, Friday.
Quite a number from here attend
ed the ball game at Post Mills, Sat-
urday.
Mrs Sadie Cook and Mrs Eva
Bugental, who have been employed at
Camp Ko-ko-Sing this summer, have
returned to their homes.
Miss Hazel Wood and friend called
on her former friends and neighbors,
Tuesday.
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ORFORDVILLE.

Mrs w R Harris has been sick in
Woodsville the past week.
Robert Harris has been visiting the
Beals in Maiden.
Mrs Clarence Blodgett has train
ed nurse.
Mr. and Mrs Reginald Mum are at
her fathers Clarence Blodgett.
The schools commenced Monday.
Mrs Whitman and sons of Concord,
who have been passing the summer
at W r Harris, returned to their
home, Saturday.
Mrs A L Franklin attended the st.
Johnsbury Fair.
Mrs Merrill is at home for a few
days.
Ernest w Cushman passed to the
life beyond Tuesday morning, Sept.
9Th. Further notice next week.
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Musty for the past week.
Federated Church.

The Church Sale passed off sue
cessfully. The booths were unusual
ly pretty in conception and finish,
and each held a good collection of
things, toothsome, useful and beauti-
full, and an abundant supper was
served to a good number. Financially
the ladies were quite satisfied.
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MRS. NANCY L. LOTHROP

Nancy L., widow of the late Benz. b.
Lothrop, died at her home, No. 62 Main
street, saturday night, August 10Th, aged
80 years. She was born in Hope, the
daughter of George and Louise Uermond)
Lermond. For some time her home was
in California, but for the past 33 years
she has lived in Belfast. For the past
three years she had been an invalid and
part of the time a great sufferer. Pos
sessed of bright mind she was unfail-
ingly cheerful. She was highly respected
by all who knew her and was most be-
loved by those who knew her best. Her
daughter, Miss Angie Lothrop, had ten
derly cared for her and she was very
kindly ministered to by loving friends in
her last hours Two daughters, Miss
Angie and Mrs. Thomas E. Dorr, both of
Belfast, and one grand daughter, Mrs.
w. P. Taylor of North Carolina survive
The funeral was held at the Cook UNDER
taking parlor Tuesday at 5 p. m. with Rev.
Charles w. Martin of the Methodist
church officiating. The remains were
taken to East Union for interment.
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MRS. MARY e, HAUGH

Mary Elizabeth, widow of the late
Frank Haueh, died early Thursday morn
ing at her home on Spring street. She
had been critically i'll for several months
with diabetes and a complication. She
was born in Belfast May %, 1857, the
daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth tRob-
bins) Jenney and all her life was spent
here where she had many friends, who
knew of her kind heart and charitable
deeds. Her two children, Mrs. Rather
inc II. Biather of Winthrop, Mass, and
Henry Haugh of Nahant, Mass, were al
WAYS most loyal to her and were espec-
ially devoted to her in her last illness,
both being here. For many years she
had attended the Universalist Church
and its pastor, Rev. William Vaughan,
officiated at the funeral which took place
at her late home Saturday at 2 p. m.
The bearers were Messrs. S. Nj. Locke,
Geo. c. Seavey, Walter A. Lyons and Nj.
r. Knowlton, The interment was IN the
family lot in Grove Cemetery.