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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Terrir returned
last Friday from the West-Mrs Ida
Culver is quite sick.-L. II. Raymond of
Mr. and Mrs. John Burke, who have
becn visiting In the vicinity the past few
weeks. have returned TO their home in
Worcester. Mass.-Martina TerrIll who
has been III the past summer, went to
the Proctor sanitarium at Plttsford,
Wednesday for treatment Grace
Joy attended the Kings Daughters con-
Vention at Brandon last Week.-Mrs.
Thomas Casey, who underwent an oper-
alton at the Fanny Allen hospital and
who has since came home. Is very low
The Eddy creamery paid sl02 per hun
drcd for August standard milk. The
Lee River creamery paid sl06 for the
same month";, G. Hopkins has re-
turned to New York City.-Mrs Thomas
Casey continues very ill.-Lizzie Bar
rctt Is teaching In West Bulton.-,Nyr-
lads of flies made their appearance last
week. They are a peculiar species OF the
hy family and are known as the Arab
an or sand ny. Their bite being very
poisonous, people with sensitive skins
experience much annoyance from the
pests Their coming ip sucn large num-
hers is attributed To the extreme
Fanny Allen hospital for treatment
The time for payment of taxes expires
Saturday night,
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played b. Miss Bertha Comings Of
Derby and stood beneath n beautifully
arranged arch. The bridesmaid WAS Mary
Brown. sister OF the groom and the best
man. Arthur II. Holmes, brother of the
bride. The brides niece. Mabel Florence
Chrystie, served as flower girl The
bride was attired in white French lawn
and carried a cluster Of bride roses.
Tho bridesmaid was dressed In white
with pink sash, and carried pink and
white carnations. After the ceremony.
dainty refreshments we're served. Many
beautiful presents were given, among
which was an elegant china cabinet
and cut glass from the ladies OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, where the
bride had served az organist for several
years. Only the immediate relatives of
the two families we're present. Among
those from out OF town werc Dr. and
Mrs. T. NJ. Emery. Judge and Mrs l..
G. 1Havens and Conroy 1eavens of Cam.
bridge, Mrs. Nellie Brown and Rock
wood Brown of Richford, Miss Bertha
Conings OF Derby. MIR. and Mrs Homer
Comings OF Berkshire. Mrs. o. x. Bown
ana Howard Brown of Swanton. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. X Emery of South Franklin,
and Mrs. c. IT. Rowley of Craftsbury
Mrs s. y. Green OF burlington. and the
Rev. and Mrs. Z ] Chrystie and family
OF Woodstock. The bridal tour includes
New York city and points In New
Jersey.
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FAIRFAX.

very pretty September wedding
TOOK place Sept lG at 500 p. m. at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Walk
er when their youngest daughter. Fan
ny Estclla. was united in marriage TO
clyde Batlcson Howard Of Westford.
Tho ceremony was performed by the
Rev. A. i. Utford, late pastor of tho
Baptist Church. The house was arts
tically decorated. The bridal party
entered the parlor to the strains of
"Lohengrin." played by Mrs. S. W.
Howard The ushcrs were S. W. How
ard. brother of tho groom and Ar
chic +. Rugg. a cousin.of the bride, and
the best man was Leslie Howard. Tho
bride was handsomely gowned in
white satin, trimmed with mechlin
lace. She wore veil caght with
white sweet peas and carried a bou-
quet of bride roses. The bridesmaids
were Miss Maude Warren, n cousin OF
the bride. und Miss Mabelle orion.
who were gownei In white. The maid
OF honor. Miss Dell Gregory, wore pink
silk and carried pink and white car
nations. The flower girl was Miss
Susie Sweet, a niece of the bride. At
ter congratulations. refreshments
were served by Misses Daisy Kimpton,
Gladys Beardsley. Althca Sweet. Mil
drcd Gregory Inez Danforth, while
punch was served IN the dining room
by Miss Bertha walker under an arch
festoored with green and pink. Mr..
and '!rs. Howard received many beau
tifu' ana valuable gifts. The guests
from out of town were Mrs T.. H..
Sweet and children Of Johnson. MIR.
and Mrs. l.. Il. Howard. Mr.. and Mrs.
:. II. Howard. Leslie Howard, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. y. Macomber Mr.. and Mrs. G.
T. Macomber Mr.. and Mrs. Fred y.
Grow, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Grow, Mr..
and Mrs. q. A. Rice Of Westford Mrs.
Clara A. Thomas or Swanton. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. b. Allen, Miss Jessie Hunt.
Mrs. Nora Iiadley. Miss Maude Warren
of ST. Adams While the guests were
at Refreshments. the bridal couple
eluded the guests who We're well sup
plied with rice and confetti.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. Adams.

The Franklin County Medical society
held It's sem,-annual meeting Thursday
In the owl club assembly hail beginning
at 80 O'Clock. At the business session
Or. Harry NJ Iiallock OF this city Or.
". II. Johnson of Franklin Center and
DR.. Landon Alternately OF bakersfield
were elected to active membership and
DR.. B. II. Stone of Burlington and Or.
W, +. Hamilton of Montreal were made
honorary members. The society had din
ner at the American House at 1890 after
which the principal session was held. A
fine lunch was served al the owl club at
FIVE O'Clock. bringing the meeting to a
close The president Of the society is
DR.. A. L. Cross of Swanton and the sec
rotary, DIR. T.. A. Hyatt of this city.
A new general store has been opened
at 18 Lake street. of which Joseph L.
Perron IS proprietor Mr., Perron was up
TO year ago or so, the senior partner
OF the firm of Perron e. Oligney,
George NJ Wood of Boston has been
promoted to the position of assistant
general freight agent of the New York.
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ENOsBURGH.

Mrs. Justin Lamas and son of Long
Lake. y. Y. are visiting her mother and
other relatives here. Mrs. George X.
parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. Melvin Wright.
went to Sheldon Tuesday and Will visit
ia Burlington and thence to her home in
New York the last Of the week.
John Leach leaves soon FOR TnwksOury,
Mass, where he has secured position
as nurse In the hospital. Persons came
from St Adams Tuesday to look at his
farm with the idea O: buying II suited
The Rev. Mr., Kent went to visit his
birthplace at Benson last week and his
son, Willis. OF New York city VIII meet
him there and visit friends. returning
with his father to pass hts vacation here
Miss Fern Hunt of Fairfax Is teach
ing in the Woodward neighOorhood No.
4-The fair and supper at Tyler Branch
Grange was d great success tn" ladies'
cleared s74 The ladies worked hard. The
display of fancy articles. vegetables,
fruit and poultry was very fine, rIva!ins
the county fair-Boyce KenNeld IS In
Fairfax this week.-Owlng to y m.sun-
Outstanding the poverty social to he given
by the young people OF the touSregA-
tional Church at the home of +. NJ.
Wright was announced for this week. II
Guests will dress IN accordance with the
name A small fine Will be imposed upon
those we'll dressed and upon jeweiry
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RICHFORD.

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tuesday eVenins' ootoocr TO- u"oe'
auspices OF 81 AIMS HulIo, f"o '"'Vn'
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WEST BOLTON.

G w. Kellogg who works in Barre
spent Sunday here with his family
Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Davis have gone
g. Windsor, Canada. to spend the winter.
Mrs. l.. S M!nckler of Grand Isle IS
spending n few days here with her hus-
band.-M. Lacaillade. the veteran mall
carrier is on tho sick list Tho dwelling
house OF John Mure caught fire Satur-
day night but with the aid OF neighbors
the fire was extinguished without much
DAMAGE. X. Davis is confined to the
ftjAse with a lame foot which he In
.ured In the woods.-Edwin Hall, one
Of the oldest residents of this town, died
last week Monday. he being nearly 50
years old Tho funeral was held from
The Baptist Church Wednesday, Rev. Nj
Eturgs of Cnderhill OBLIGATED. The flu
neral arrangements were in charge of
+ g. Pcase OF Jericho Center Among
those from out OF town present were
NJ. and Mrs w. ]. Rowland and Grace
Poase Of Burlington. Nj. and Mrs, W
] Nichols, 7. G. McGnnis of Jericho and
Mrs Atkins Of Waterbury,
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WINoOsKI.

James w. Bulger died at his home on
Mayo street Sunday at $50 o'clock
after n lingering illness. James William
Bulger was born in Baniville, N. Y,
twenty years ago and for the past -
years has made his home In this village
He Is survived by his two brothers,
John Of Easthnmpton, Mass, and Tho
mas of this village. also seven sisters,
Misses Winifrcd. Bessie Mae. Margaret,
Theresa Agnes and Mabel Bulger.
Thomas Parizo b confined to the house
by Illness.
Mrs. George Lamnire has gone to
Halifax, ~ s.. for few weeks visit
with relatives.
The death Of Or. J. u. Small, one of
tho oldest residents In the village, oc-
Cured at his home on East Allen street
Monday Afternoon. BEING IN poor health
for number Of years his condition was
not considered serious until very re-
Gently, when he failed rapidly. Joseph
Bernard Small was born IN Morristown
March 10, 1874 He obtained his early
education In his native town, and for a
time studied medicine. After "A short term
of practice he came TO this village in
1917 and engaged in mercantile business
with tho late w. 4. Herrick. and was
Obliged to retire on account of Ill health
several years later. In July. 1874 ne mar
ried Sarah Chittenden who died nine
years later. TWO song were born to them
who died in an early age. When the
Winooski Savings bank was first opened
Mr.. Small was elected treasurer. being
succeeded n number Of years later by
the present treasurer, Ormond Cole.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs +. A. T.. Howe Of Gardner. Mass
Is in townG. e. Jolley and j. u. Weld
were In St Adams, Tuesday. Howard
Chaffce is quito Ill with cholera morbus
Charles Rogers, who has had employ
ment In @. H. Marcys creamery at East
berkshire for the summer has finished
work and IL at his home Mr.. and Mrs
James G Ford of Wcst Enosburgh
passed Sunday In town.-Thc Ladies'
Aid society met with Mrs. Waldo Arm
strong for dinner Wednesday.
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MONTGOMERY.

The L. A. =. of the Methodist Church
will have their annual boiled dinner on
Thursday at w. c. Richardson 81 oln
Baxendale has gone to Burlington,
where he entered the &. V. M-Mr.
and Mrs. J. II. Combs have gone to
Worcester, Mass, to visit Mr. Combss
sister Mrs. A. II. Foscrty. Fred Good
speed returned to the State hospital at
Tewksbury, Mass, ON Thursday after
passing two weeks vacation with his
father, j. c. Goodspecd, Mrs. G. l..
HNchins returned from Boston Tues
day Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Kcnnett sre
the parents of daughter Miss Mary
Kingsley has gone to New York for n
few wceks vlslt.--l;lf Shangraw has
moved from I'M Rest to the house he
rpcpptlv purphn of q smith
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HUNTINGTON.

Mr. and Mrs. George Ball entertain
the Farmers club Friday. September 81
Mrs, Jennie Orvis and Mrs. Elsie
Lafayette OF South Starltsboro visited
their sister Mrs. MARY Sweet, Wednes-
day, who is III. Mrs. Lafayette remained
TO care for hcr.-.imong those who are
attending the state fair are T.. q
Norton and wife, Miss Kate Thompson.
Guy Bickford and william Martini
Mrs Perkins of New London, Conn, ia
visiting her daughter Mrs James
Rnnwav
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

II. l.. Jewett was badly kicked by r.
horse Monday j. 5. Pike and a gang
Of mon from North Troy are In town
doing the plumbing and putting In the
heating apparatus In the new block
Mrs, W. J. Wright Is visiting her par
ents in Fairfax this week.-Mildred Hall
has returned to her school at G.aselle
semlnary.-Nr. and Mrs. W O. Parker
are stopping at the Martin HOUSEWIVES.
J. G Hutchlns is home from Pasadena,
Cal.-Mss Mary Duffey OF Lexington,
Mass. Is home visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Duffey. Charles Bean
Is making arrangements TO open
jewelry store In town.-A young child
OF Rodney Ackerson died Tuesday.-The
Rev ". G. Scofeld OF Richfori Will oc-
cupy the pulpit next Sunday at ths
Baptist Church.
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CHARLOTTE.

r. H. Converse Is entertaining at his
home Prof, Walter Granger and Mrs.
Granger of New York for few days.
This IL the first summer In II years MIR.
Granger has not been to Wyoming and
the far West conducting exploring ex-
conditions In the interest OF the American
Museum OF Natural History of New York
with which he Is connected, 1t was In
Wyoming that Professor Granger found
the far famed Dinosaur, the greatest find
in the museum. He also made the sec
ond collection In size in the world OF
the bones OF the first elephant only found
In the Bad Lands Of the Great Dessert
where Mr.. Converse was his guest for
while during his stay In Egypt. Profess
sor Granger is a Vermonter by birth and
decidedly loyal to his native State. Mrs.
Granger and himself will make an ex-
tended tour of the State after leaving
Charlotte.
Mr., Nix, of the New York apple buy
Ing firm, is In town stopping with their
representative, X. II. Smth.-A. ID. Gibbs
has engaged a man from Burlington to
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. II. $. Stcarus and son of 81 Paul.
MINI. and Mrs. Taylor of Canada visit
cd relatives in town last Week.-Mrs.
Blanche Wadleigh has returned from
Nahant. Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Brown of New
Haven are at X. A. Paul's for the win
ter MIR. and Mrs. Henry Grant arc
Mrs II. S. Sterns and son Of st. Paul.
Rogers of New York is at Mrs. A. p.
Pond --NIrs. Arthur Sravcr and son
Cedric are visiting in Woodstock.
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business meeting will be held In the
afternoon. to be followed in the evening
by public campfire, PROBABLY held in
the CITY hall. Col. Frank l., Greene OF
this city will be the master Of cere-
monies Mt the camp fire and ex-Gov.
Charles ]. Bell OF Walden will deliver
the principal address Among the
prominent guests expected are qov.
Fletcher D. Proctor and Governor elect
q. II. Prouty. There are about 40 sur
vivors of the regiment, but probably not
over Is or 100 will be present.
Miss Lucy Holmes and Fred Brown
OF Sheldon, who were married Mon
day, drove to the city and left for
New York on their wedding trip.
The wedding OF Miss Lillian Rich and
Morris Rowley took place from the
Church of Our Lady Of the Lake. at the
bay, Monday morning at eight o'clock
The ceremony was performed by tho
Rev X. ]. Cahill, and was witnessed
by many friends Miss Ellen Dewey
presided at the organ. Homer Rich, a
brother OF the groom was best man ana
Miss Sarah Rich was maid of honor.
Following tho ceremony wedding
breakfast was served at the home Of
the BRIDES parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Nit
chell Rich. MIR. and Mrs Rowley left
for Montreal on n brief wedding trip,
after which they will reside here.
Franklin county court opened UP Tues
day morning expecting to start In an
the case OF Grace H. Webster OF Swan
tons w. Central Vermont and st. Johns
bury & Lake Chnmpain railroads. but
upon representations Of counsel the case
vas reasslgned for Monday. October 10,
at two o'clock in the afternoon There
was q hearing IN tho divorce case OF
Barton VS. Barton on a petition brought
for temporary allmony and custody Of
tho children. Tho court ordered s35 to
DO paid within Is days and so per month
to tho libcllant dating from Tuesday.
Tho care and custody Of the minor chill
dren were also awarded tho petitioner
The case Of state VS.. Joseph Longway the
restaurant keeper. charged with breach
of the peace. was fried Tuesday and
the jury promptly brought In verdict
OF guilty. LonEway's offence consisted
Of his beating and pounding his wife at
frequent intervals
The local movement for n state wide
evanEelistic campaign, which has been
discussed considerably OF late by the
churches. has finally boon decided
adversely
Mis-. Glynn Mackenzie has resigned
her position as stcnographer In the
car department Office Of the Central
Vermont and leaves October I, for her
home IN Island Pond.
The wedding OF Miss Alma J. Vaughn
OF Hoyt street and Reuben c. Wells
was solernnzed al the Methodist Epis-
copal parsonage on TUESDAY evening
the Rev. Ralph +. Lowe performing tho
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. wells left on a
wedding trip TO New York, after which
they viii reside here,
The funeral OF Robert ALVIN Percival,
the three year-od son of Mr. and Mrs
Y II. Perc.val OF England street which
died Monday OF congestion Of the brain,
was held from the house at II o'clock
yesterday morning, the Rev J. s.
Brown. pastor OF the First Baptist
Church. officiating. The interment was
In the South Main street cemetery.
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BOLTON.

Employees Of the Coo Brass Co. are re-
ported as having seen two panthcrs on
the mountains where they are at work
Miss Bessie Stockwen who graduated
from the Randolph normal school last
spring, is teaching on Kicker mountain
in Waterbury Leach and
Me rgery Senior OF Waterbury visited
their father last Sunday-Mrs. Frank
Farnsworth is In poor health,-George
May shot at a fish-hawk Monday morn
ing and the bullet went through the side
Of Alec Morcury's house and was I'M
teddod in the dining room door about
two feet from Mrs. Mercury, who was
sitting at the table.
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MILTON BoRo.

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward Richards Saturday. September IA
To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sweeney a son
was born sunday. September 20.-Mr and
Mrs. Morris Atkins of Montpelier were
at Camp Rich oVcr Sunday
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SHELDON.

A very pleasant wedding took place
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs r. T.
Holmes. Monday evening, September a.
at eight O'Clock. The contracting parties
were Fred G. Brown, son OF Dr' - NJ
Brown, and Lucy Holmes both or ms
place The marriage ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. X. j. Chrysue' IN.
d., of Woodstock. the Methodist EpiscoP"'
service being used. The decorations were
of pink and white. The bridal party en-
tered the parlor 10 the bridal march,
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. Sawyer of Portland, Ne, Is visit
Ing her daughter, Mrs. T. w HarWood.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ONeil Of Man
chester. Mass. are visiting friends in
town.-Mi;ls Perkins. who has been
passing the summer In Ausahle Chasm,
has rctnined home.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Clinton Brewster of Waterbury visited
his brothers here the first Of the week.
Mrs, J. +. Andrews and daughter, Alice,
visited friends In Bristol the last of the
week.-Mr. and Mrs. William Leavitt re-
turned from Cambridge Sunday, where
they have been to attend the funeral of
her sister, Mrs. Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Fielder of Stowe visited at
Charles Smiths the frst of the week.
Mrs, Ellen White, who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. II. L. Hallock, has re-
turned to her home in Middlebury.-
Burr Ross Is very Ill with Brights dis
ease at his home in Hanksville.
Clarence Blodgett Is visiting friends in
Canada. Richard Fielder went to Boil
ton to work Wednesday.-Mr. and Mrs.
=. G. Shattuck and +, r. Strong visited
burlington Wednesday.-Mr Sarah
Gorton will entertain the Willing Work.
ers Sept 30, at the NJ, w. A. hall.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-09-24
HIGHGATE SPRINGS.

Walter TIungcrford is ill Miss Helen
Rowland passed Saturday and Sunday
at hcT home in Fairfield Mrs. Andrew
Hcmenway, who has been passing few
days In Swanton, has returned home
Mr.. and Mrs W. Z. Payne have arrived
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