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LIB NlAIb az VIC lIIoIuGl RNNI baIlf
May 18th, Hawks hall
Miss Helen Lakin OF SALISBURY
was in town Saturday.
James Shaw Of B'ackinton was a
visitor in town Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Noveck and
family motored to Troy Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ryan and Ed.
ward Baker motored to Troy Sunday.
Miss Ruth Demeyer Of Albany was
q week end guest OF Mrs, Edward +.
Hart.
James Il, Smith and William T..
Russell 81 t the weekend in Bos-
ton.
Martin Madigan, John p. McGurn
and Carlton Davis motored to Brat
eboro Sunday.
George Morgan entered the Put
nam Memorial hospital Saturday to
undergo an operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Burke spent
the weekend at Middlebury with
Mrs. Burke's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Donohue OF
Proctor are spending the week with
Mr. and Mrs Patrick Carney
c. NJ. Spaulding of Troy was a yisi-
tor in town Sunday. Among others,
he called on Walter II. Berry.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank O'Tooie have
returned from Boston where they
purchased new Peerless car
There will be an important meet
ing Of the Women's Voters league at
the Library this evening at 1880.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cook spent
the week end at Greenfield Mass,
Wit Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Harvey
/ Mrs. Kate DEMO Of Troy spen,
the week end with her daughter, Mrs.
George Curran Of Valentine street
Don miss Dori May in Gay and
Devilish,' You'll laugh you'll chuck
/ le, you'll roar Harte Theatre, to-
day.
3 Charles Hutchison's latest and best
serial Go Get En- Hutch, opens
Friday and Saturday at Harte Thea
tire.
/ Born, this morning at Putnam Mem
+ oria hospital. son weighing seven
pounds to Mr.. and Mrs. James Ham.
ilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Shimlntzy
and daughter, Sylvia and son. David
spent Sunday with relatives at North
Adams
Mr. and Mrs. James McDermott OF
Schenectady spent Sunday with Mr.
McDermott's mother, Mrs. Mary Nc
Dermott
Mrs. Zenob'a Jacobs, who teaches
in Rutland High school spent Sun
day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
l.. +. Royce
Mr.. and Mrs. William Peart had
as the r guests Saturday Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Sims and Mr. and Mrs
Lusty Of Trey,
Special. special specia Big jazz
comedy. Doris May in Gay and Dew
/ ish, and a Century comedy, Harte
Theatre, today.
Miss Rhea Heryey. who was called
home by the Illness Of her mother
Mrs Frank y, Heryey. las returned
to Waltham, Mass
John MacBride. who is employed at
ne Kaaterskill Hotel in Catskil, n
Y, spent the weekend with his fam
lily in Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Raymond
ov1 Mvg Arthv- nur,an anI rhgdvaV
mctored to Rutland Sunday to visit
Mrs. Raymonds brother.
Mrs. j. Ed. Wa,br.dge returned
last night from Cambridge. y Y.
Were she spent last week with hel
daughter, Mrs. H. G, Harmon
Mr., and Mrs. ]. c. Jensen ant
daughter, Mr. aud Mrs. Alfred Fostei
and family and Miss Johanna John
son motored to Pitsheld Sunday.
The condition Of Mrs. Fannie
Carey, who underwent a serious op
GRAFTON some tree weeks ago at Pu
nam Memorial hosp tai is much i'm
proved
Miss Alicia Armstrong has taker
position in the ladies' shoe depart
ment at Drysda e's store. Miss Arm
strong took up her new duties tn;
morning.
Mr., and Mrs. Leo A. Burns were a
Troy Sunday They called on Mr.
Burns brother, who is convalescini
from recent operation at Samari
tan hospital
Miss Marjorie Lyons went thi
morning to take up her new duties
in the England Bros shoe store. Sh,
was recently employed in the sam
kind Of work at the Drysdae store.
1t may be possible TO make perfec
desserts without Bakers certified
Flayoring Extracts. You could Pre-
pare your meals over an d fash on
ed open CRATE; but it would not b
easy or economical
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Satter an
daughter are expected to return thi
even ne from Hartford, Conn, wher
they motored Saturday night t
spend Sunday with relatives
There wi be regular meetm
of Mt. Anthony lodge, +. and A. NJ
Tuesday evening at 1880 for the pun
pose Of rece wing and balloting o
petitions, and the election of SEE
rotary for lie ensuing year.
Mrs. T. j. OBrien and daughter
Josephine, who have been visiting a
the home Of Mrs O'Briens mothe
Mrs. Eugene Shea, returned to Stoc
bridge, Mass, Sunday afternoon wit
Mr.. O'Briep vho came after them !