St. Johnsbury Republican from St. Johnsbury, Vermont • 3

ST. JOHNSBURY REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1915. a former priest of St. AJoysius. They Mrs.

Bertha Pratt reached home DANVILLE. spent Monday and Tuesday in Burlington Thursday after a several weeks' stay at I Death of Joseph A. MorrOL Ready-to-Wear Shop and Rutland. 1 II II' 1. Joseph A.

Morrill passed away Sunday 3. evening after a several weeks' illness of air. ana n. vt. nanaau nave returned from Springfield, where they were Nantucket and Horseneck Beach, Mass, Miss Ellla Wilmarth of Lyndon was the guest of St.

Johnsbury friends Thursday and Friday. Miss Margaret Howe of heart trouble. called by the illness and death of Airs. Mr. Morrill was the son of Eleazer and Olive Morrill and was born in Dan Randall's mother, Mrs.

Peres Whit' GOSSARD Corset Fitting comb. Mrs. Whit comb died August 25 N. was with her sister, Mrs.Raymond ville Aprd 12, 1S44. August 24, 1S65, at the age of 83 years.

Miss Mae Willey went Monday to Newport she is to teach this year in the second grade of the public schools. Letters advertised at the post office for the week ending September 4: Miss Lillian Cole, Miss Maude Davis, Mrs. Kichard Uliott, Mrs. Amos S. Parent, Mrs.

Mary bhipman, Miss 11a Weston Pearl, last week. Mr. and Mrs. James P. Hicks returned Thursday from Barre where they visited their daughters, Mrs.

G. E. Perry and Mrs. Harry Russell. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Graves have returned from their wedding trip. They will make their home on Harvey street in the house they recently bought of R. W. Simonds.

Aubry Rolfe of Windsor was a visitor the last of the week at the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Marshall of Central street, on his way to his home in Lime Ridge, P. Andrew B.

Moore of Hagarstown, is visiting his mother, Mrs. Kate Moore. Miss Elizabeth Hawes left last week for an extended stay with relatives in IF you want your appearance to smack of style, you should buy a "GuYER" Hat We have all the newest and niftiest Fall styles in Derbies and Soft Hats. They're SOME hats, too. Uiuiam Barre, Theophile Jacob, Fred Is An Art AND in this store j'ou will find women who know HOW to fit your particular type of figure.

Years of corset fitting experience are back of every corset sold, and the little refinements which make your corset a part of you are known to us. Fall Gossard corsets are exquisite and never have we had so many models at prices which are acceptable to every woman. Models at $12.50, $10.00 and S8.50, others at $5.00, $6.50 down to 2.00. A fitting WILL NOT obligate. Be fitted to-day.

Mrs. Fred Millen and two children of Littleton, N. came Wednesday to visit the former's sister, Mrs. A. R.

Me- he married Ella J. White and arrangements were being made for a family gathering to celebrate their golden wedding when Mr. Morrill was stricken with his last illness. Mr. Monill was a veteran of the civil war, enlisting in Co.

10th Vt. Vol. He served two years and 11 months and was wounded in the battle of Cold Harbor. Mr. Morrill is survivetl by his wife and six sons, Alden, George, Calvin and Joseph of Danville and John and Hamilton of Barnet.

Another son, died fifteen years ago. He leaves one sister, Mrs. William Wallace of St. Johnsbury. Mr.

Morrill's death was hastened by the accident causing the death of his son's wife, Mrs. John Morrill, at St. Johnsbury a few weeks ago. Mr. Morrill's life was spent in Danville and Barnet where he was' an upright citizen, raising a large family of sons of whom the community is proud.

The funeral was held at the house Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, Rev. M. II. Sharpies officiating and the burial was at Danville. nut Miss Dorothy Fairbanks resumed her work as teacher in the high school of Littleton, N.

Tuesday, the position sne nucu last year, Mrs. James Willey was called to Bret- Chicago. Miss Emma Swanson went Satur ton Woods, Sunday by the illness of her son, Fred, who is employed at the New Mount Washington. day to New York to resume her teaching WEAR GOSSARD CORSETS THEY LACE IN FRONT duties. narles Uennett was called to Kl.nr- H.

H. Stuart of New York City was brooke, r. the past week by the de.ith of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Charles Burton. a guest Sunday and Monday at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Scott. 1Reaovto-Mear Sbop trfaa.Iu..V a.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin of North 39 TRatlroat) Street ampton, on an automobile trip Steele, Taplin Co. TV A A TT IM 10 Newport, were the guests Sundav of Miss Una Marshall has resigned her position with the Republican and left Saturday to visit relatives in Lime Ridge, P. Q.

Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McCatty were in Newbtuy Wednesday to attend a wed Mr.andMrs.W.E.Menut.

Miss Maude Menut accompanied them to Newport. Dr. and Mrs. L. D.

Martin of Barrc were the guests over Sundav of Rev. and ding. They returned Thursday. Mrs. R.

F. Lowe. Miss Elizabeth Blake went Monday to On the Hill Fall Caps $1.00, $1.50 Mr. and Mrs. John Barry of are visiting their sisters Lowell where she is to teach the fall term of school.

iMiss uuve Harry and Mrs. E. M. Mav- Miss Lucy French lett Saturday for Gilchrist Leslie. The wedding of Harry G.

Gilchrist and Miss Angeline M. Leslie took place at the Methodist church vestry Monday evening at 7 o'clock. Rev. M. H.

Sharpies performed the ceremony before the relatives and friends of the bride and groom, the full Methodist Episcopal service being used. The bride's gown was white voile with shadow lace trimmings anifslje wore a veil andcairied a showerbouquetjof white asters and sweet peas. Her sister, Miss Rosa Leslie, was bridesmaid. She wore a white dress with pink sash and carried pink sweet peas. The bride's brother, Joseph Leslie, was best man.

Tlie room was prettily decorated with ferns, evergreen, golden glow and gold nard, the millinerv openings in New York City. Mrs.II. H. Spear of Woodstock, after George C. Felch was elected vice- a week's visit at the home of her father, L.

N. Smythe, went Monday to Rumnev. Colonial Theatre, Sept. 16 N. to spend a week at the home of her grandmother.

Miss Margaret Ling is spendine two president of the Universalists of Vermont and the Province of Quebec' at the annual convention in Chester the p'nst week. Rev. C. L. Eaton had charge of a Sunday school hour which was one of the features of Wednesday's meeting.

weeks in Keene, N. with her uncle, J.U-V. rr. George vl E. Lurehin.

en rod. C. R. Lynch, Henry Juneau and H. A.

Caswell and son, Harold, left Sundav on The South church's porch tea will be held Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Christina Braley, 8 Winter street. Mrs. Lovina Ward of Danville was in Following the ceremony a reception-was hold and ice cream and cake served. There were gifts of silver, glass, etc.

Mr. and Mrs. Gilchrist left on the a fishing trip some distance below Quebec. Mr. and Mrs.

A. F. Stone and son. Robert, came from. Springfield the first St.

Johnsbury Tuesday. She went from here to West Burke where she will spend evening train followed by the best wishes of their friends. of the week to attend the Howes Noyes wedding. Mr.Stone is comnletinir some time. Misses Edith B.Brooks and Ruby Lvman Mr.

and Mrs. C. S. Dole and Mr. and his work on the Springfield Reporter and next month the family will return to of.

Bradford were guests Wednesday and Mrs. C. II. Dole were the guests of Mr. Ihursday at the homo of W.

II. H. and Mrs. Frank Chuichill at Orleans Sunday. Robie.

What Are They Saying? What would you say if you had received such a chest of silver. For the most clever answer in fifty words or less, to this question we offer a chest of SILVER The Long-Life Plate shown in our window today. See there, also, conditiojjs the Alvin Mfg. Co. Miss Marion Patterson returned Mon Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Morse and chil day from a few days' stay in Bath, dren of Lyndon visited his mother, Mrs. St. Johnsbury. They will make their home at 11 Church street and Mr.

Stone will devote his time to the handling of Vermont books. Senator William P. Dillingham was in St. Johnsbury Tuesday on his way from Lyndon to Portland, Me. F.

II. Brooks was in SnrinirfinM N. H. C. Morse, over Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. John Ritchie of Bil')r- W. II. Sargent returned Saturday to Rutland after a two weeks' vacation ica, are the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Asa Wesson. Mr. and Mrs. Wesson en with Mrs.

Sargent here. TIT! I a a ft state board of education. iuugjao uiiiiuiL Ttnu ivirs. uarnej AND THROUGH THE Tj! Panama Canal JdHSB ffptl tertained a few friends in honor of their spent, wiin Ar. tirnn guests of Mrs.

W. Higgms. An automobile containing H. J. Good joyed and refreshments served.

Harry- E. Taylor of Bridgeport, rich and family was struck by a Quebec Miss Elizabeth Spooner, who has been spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. J. car on the Willoughby lake road Sunday spending the summer with her aunt, C. Taylor.

and both machines were put out of Miss Marguerite Leonard of Boston commission. Fortunately none of the Mrs. Wesley Morse, left for her homo at Caribou, Saturday. was at her home here the last of the occupants were hurt other than a bad LURCHIN LURCHIN QUALITY JEWELERS St. Johnsbury, Vt.

Official B. M. Watch Inspectors. The board of civil authority will meet week returning Monday. shaking up at the town hall Saturday, September 11, Mr.

and Mrs. John McDonald of Mrs. R. M. McSweeney and cousin, 1915, at 10 o'clock a.

for the cor Mrs. C. N. Robie of Malone, N. went Boston were the guests of relatives and friends here last rection and abatement of taxes.

advt. Friday to Wolcott for a short stay. Most people want to be present at the Ray Howard and Martin Rowe leave Dr. McSweeney and son, Roland, motor opening of the district school of Blue today on a trip to California. ed to Wolcott Sunday, Mrs.

McSwec berry Corners at the town hall Friday returning with them. Mrs. Robie has 8 p. m. Hezekiah Pendergrass will IT gone to her home in Malone.

Dr be on hand to teach the scholais of all MF 1 g' MANY and Mrs. McSweeney had as aiests Clinton Lovett moved Friday from the Page house on Portland street to II. A. Chesley's new house. Raymond Batchelder of Boston is visiting his grandparents', Mr.

and Mrs. George Hooker. Just 11 ow sizes and ages. The young people of the Congregational church are presenting Wednesday Ex. Gov.

S. E. Pingree of White River Junction and Capt. Horace. SEATS ON SALE French of West Lebanon, N.

II the ilay for the object of raising funds for painting the church halls. I4 PRICES, 25, 35 and 50c D. W. Fales and family spent Sunday TUESDAY. SEPT, Floyd Seymour, a graduate of St Mr.

and Mrs. George Leighton and in Barre with his brother, W. M. Fales, Johnsbury academy in 1911, who has been daughter of Dover, N. visited his Mrs.

Annette Hudson went Saturday marth in Lyndon. the employ of Walker brother, Fred Leighton, last week. They SI to Franconia to visit her sister for three IL St. Andrew's porch tea will be held of Bane, is now at work for J. M.

Per- made the trip by auto. weeks. Thursday afternoon from 3 to 5 with I ham, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stockr, Mrs.

Miss Eliza Drew went Monday to Mrs. C. A. Cramton, 100 Main street. Mr.

and Mrs. H. B. Ireland of Phila- Abial Fisher and Mrs. Letta Fisher mo Nashua, N.

to enter a business Miss Leonie Fournier and brother, 1 delphia, are the guests Mrs. Ella Harvey died Tuesday noon Sunset home. She was 65 years of tored to Old Orchard, last week. Emile. were called to Manchester.

N. of Mr. and Mrs. J. T.

Batchelder. Mr. and Mrs. George Keyes of Waltham, Miss Edith McGinnis has resumed Mrs. Ida Lake Dow of Concord, and entered the home a few years last week by the death of their aunt, are visiting Mijs.

Keyes' mother, her former position in the composing Miss Irene Gravylynn, 74 gals, good ROOF PAINT at 50c gal. and that is just HALF PRICE. A few tons ASBESTIC WALL PLASTER at $5.00 a tpn and that's also cut in two. A fow odd lots of ROOFING at 1-4 less than regular prices to clean up. A lot of second-hand SCALES to fit most any pocket-book, all rebuilt and painted up like new.

A good time for farmers to buy LAND TILE for draining wet soil. Mrs. Belle Morse. room of the Republican. N.

and Miss Ruby Sweetser of Saco, are the guests of Mr. and Mgs. George Chamberlain. Mr. and Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Morrill and daugh Mrs. Van Ness Worthen has taken a A. S.

Cole of Albany, is visiting Ho from St. Johnsbury Center. She 11 boon ill about two weeks. Mr. and Mrs.

M. M. Tatro, who have tan visiting here for some weeks, left Tutsday for their homo in Chicano. ter, Doris, and Mr. and Mrs.

Hans An room at W. C. Cheever'a and Mr. Somers his niece, Mrs. H.

B. Stanley Chamberlain and two sons were in Alton derson are in Boston this week. They of West Barnet has taken the tenement Preston E. May has sold his place on Bay and Concord, N. the past week.

made the trip by automobile. in Dr. Pache's house for the winter. Concord avenue to S. J.

Matson of the Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Edmonstone Miss Daisy Johnston of Waterbury, Mr.

and Mrs. M. V. B. Dow visited Caledonia Real Estate and has ty wore accompanied by Mrs.

Tatro's i 'Wkw, florace Miltimorb of Sutton, Q. who have spent the summer with Mrs. is a guest of St. Johnsbury friends. relatives at Lyndonville last week.

beught the cottage on Clark avenue Roy H. Eaton of Burlington spent 1 Edmonstone's parents, Mr. and Mrs. iss Lottie Gillis is spending some tine belonging to Mrs. Charles Hallett of W.

V. Ladd, have returned to Belmont, Sunday and Monday at his home here. with friends in Keene, N. and Boston. Nashua, N.

II. Mr. Matson will occupy Mass. They will soon movo to Hyde Guy C. Wright, who has been in ill Plenty of CLAPBOARDS at all prices, and "of, Dr.

C. E. Libbey and family are en the hoHse on Concord avenue when Mr Park, where Mr. Edmonstone health for some time, has entered Bright- joying an auto tiip to Boston. May niOves to his new house.

The sales is to teah this year. look hospital for treatment. Glen Crane, Clarence Peck, Clin were made by the Caledonia Ral Estate Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lathan of Rum- Mr.

and Mrs. Ellis Moore went Mon Carter of Littleton, N. is MWig into the apartment in J. W. house on Portland street.

Mr. and Mw. Henry Patrick and Hhter, Hazel, have returned from an "tomohile trip to Troy, Syracuso and Many, X. Y. Wi Kate Carlcton came Tuesday Morrisvillo and left in the afternoon ton Cheever and Brewster Hatch are to Co.

course we sell COLONIAL PAINT every day to conservative property owners who are well pleased th it. PITTSBURG FEMCE, always here, keep it in mind when the covs get out. day to visit her old home in Scranton, ford, were the guests Friday of Rev. and Mrs. George A.

Martin. Mr. attend Lyndon Institute this fall and Miss Caroline Woodruff left Monday Pa. for Bradford where she is to take charge Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Trembly and Lathan is superintendent of the Oxford Noel Sharpies his last year at St. Johnsbury academy. Mrs. Maud Ruvane of Parsons, Kan of the Uaher training course in the daughter, Leona, Edgar and Regina paper mill at Rumford, an lndtiatiy en academy. Miss Woodruff for many Minneapolis, to visit cousins.

Demcw, spent the first of the week plojang from 1000 to 1200 hands. sas, visited Mrs. J. E. Tinker last week, Carleten will later visit in Color- Montreal with their brother, Louis Do- Miss Catherine Kidder was the guest years has been the efficient teacher of phe ninth grade of the Summer street Mr.

Mid Mrs. Aaron Wesson and Miss. of friends in East Cabot Sunday. mere. school Mr.

and Mrs. J. S. Barr of Cabot were C. Francis Thompson, of Con Virginia Wesson-of bt.

Altmns visited al Peter Wesson's the first of tho week. guests of Mrs. L. M. Francis Saturday I sord, N.

was the girest of Mr. and returning in the late fall. H- Glwwon was elected president 'the Vermont State Roll Rolling of Modwn Woodmen at the mooting in Morrisville Monday. TaxpayFrs are reminded that Satur The Peck Company St. Johnsbury, Vt.

on their way to Mansonvillej P. Q. Mrs. W. B.

1 inkhnm last week day, September 25th, 115, is the last FLOWER LIST. Tho flower list for tho week at the a. I I II 1. 1 .1.. I at aire.

m. j. aiaoecK ami taumiy i u. ii. Morrui was elected a mroetor day on which taxes may be paid to the Hrs- H.

Y. Baldwin spent Wednesday mtored to Middlebury Sunday where they 0f the mitOmobilcMub of Vermont and .1 a' a a. museum was: Oswego tea, spearmint, tree town tieasurcr and tho discounts and Thursday with Miss Clara Wil- were tne guests oi uio uev. i.o. ueo.mru, ioi tne American Automomte association club moss, closed gentian, purple-stem costs of col'ection saved.

odvt.2t at the annual meeting of the state so Mrs. John Hibbs of West Newbury med beggar-ticks, August 25; fruit of thimble weed, wool grass, fruit of lop- ciety held Saturday in Montpelier. is the guest of her brother, Alon- to her homo'at St. Albans Bay Monday. begin at 7 clock instead of 7.

30 as for Quality has made I Mrs. A. E. Counscll has returned from seed, August 28; cit-leaved goldenrod, zo Page. A.

E. Weed and son, George, aro our Merchandise Famous la month's vacation spent in Stcrlim, St Johnsbury, Vt merly. The other services will bo held as usual. W. II.

Seeley of Newark, N. is building a silo. swamp goldenrod, and fruits of creeping snowberry, dwarf cornel, mountain ash, cranberry August 30. Syracisc and other New York points, the guest of J. E.

Tinker. Miss Annie 0'onner of Salem, Harry Crane has gone to Hinesburg C. A. Cnlderwood was in Barre last Charles Ritchie of Billcrica, where he is to bo principal of the high week, present at the 15th annual eon is visit iigher mother at the Buckley home. J.

D. BLACKSHAW JEWELER AND OPTOMETRIST. school for the coming year. I vention of tho Vermont Funeral Directors GUILDHALL. has been visiting at J.

W. Gillis'. Mr. and Mrs. Geoego Bass and daugh and Embakners' association.

Mr. Cal Mr. and Mrs. Willard King; of Lunen- ter, Ruth, of Brooklyn, N. are Visit dcrweod ib a member of tho state board SOUTH WHEELOCK.

burar v'nitrd her uncle and coiwin. TTorace amonrls a a i 1 ing at J. L. Hardy's. Miss Julia Sinon spent tho week end with friends in Ilardwick.

Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Ooss and his mother, Mm.

VT. W. Beat, spent Sunday at the Old Red Sthool home. Mrs. Chades Wells and infant son, oi examiners oi emnaimers and at thejgj p.

Adams, recently. Solid Gold Rings, Sterling Silver, -fut Glass, Eye Glasses, Chime Clocks, Phone 495-W The Sanday evening and mid-week who hive been visiting at her parents concision of the session a class of twelvo Mr. and Mr. Harold Crown of Port- tervices of the Methodist church will Mr. and Mrs.

WvBiam Peak, returned eandidatcs was examined. I iftnd vted friends here rcflontly..