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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-19
THE CHRISTIAN FAITH
Does Not Hitch to Line Fence
But Goes to interior for
Green Pasture.
MEETINGS WILL CONTINUE.

Despite the storm last night, the
revival at First Methodist church was
we'll attended. The singing was fine
and the Rev. Hobson was in fine spir-
its and preached an excellent sermon.
One marvellous thing about these
meetings is that the audience seems
to never tire. The subject for the
sermon was Faith
He maintained that faith in the sub
stance of things hoped for. Faith be-
lieves the things promised will come
to pass. he said. Abram filed his
claim when God promised him the
land. This is just an every day faith.
Abram told his children that Canaan
is ours. Faith goes beyond vision.
Faith takes patience. We SOW and
in patience have faith to await the
harvest. Our faith often is fashioned
by our friends belief God wants us
to stand alone. God wants called out
people. The secret of the Lord is Civ
en- to those who fear him. not to dis
believers. To have faith you must
be able TO keep 50 close to God that
he can whisper his secrets to you. He
will tell us his secrets if we will keep
them and will not associate with dis
believers. Men do not send an un-
trusty man with secrets for others.
First, some how We must reach
through the brain TO the heart. If
You keep it in the head, If you loose
YOUR head you loose your religion
Have faith in God and he will lead you
out into new fields, if we love him he
will supply our needs. When the Holy
spirit comes into our lives, then he
tells us his secrets. Give him OF your
possession and he will give you his
secrets. Keep your face to the sun
aud il will shine in your face. turn
your back and it will not shine in Your
| face. God will lead us If we will trust
him. He will strip us Of all. to fill Us
with faith If We will let square
! deal govern our lives we will have
! faith. We contend and wont let him
| have his way. Trust Him and he will
show you wonders.
| An urgent appeal was made for
members to seek stranger faith. and
nearly the entire audience came IL
the altar. The feeling is taking a hold
on the Christians, that if they are
| going to possess the law it is best Il
| go into the interior and not always
| hitch TO the line fence. dividing the
land from the enemy II we go into
the interior it can only be by faith.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-19
NEW MARRIAGE LAWS
New Set Has Been PromuIgat-
ed for the Members of
Catholic Church.
JUST ANNOUNCED HERE.

Denver, Colo, Feb. 19.-Important
changes in the marriage laws of the
Catholic church, authorized by Pope
Plus in recent decree, were read for
the first time in this country in all the
Catholic churches of Denver. Bishop
Matz declared the eneyclical although
given publicity here first will be read
in all the Catholic churches of the civ
ilized world. The principal proyis-
ions are:
Marriages of Catholics by civil mag
istrates after Easter will be null and
void.
Engagements TO be binding must be
written and signed in presence Of two
or more witnesses.
Private betrothals between Catho-
lies after Easter beget no matrimonial
obligations in the eyes of the church.
Fallen-away Catholics. whether
they become Protestants or infidels,
are bound by these laws.
Bishops after assuming office can
marry only in their own diocese.
Priests OTTER assuming ONCE can
marry only in their own parishes.
Marriages will be invalid unless con-
sent of both parties is asked and re-
ceived by witness of the ceremony.
Marriages will be invalid unless
there be two witnesses besides the
priest or bishop.
Marriages should take place in the
parish Of the bride. except for reason.
Marriages entered into in case OF
danger of death. can be witnessed by
any priest and two other persons
! In the absence Of priest for more
, than a month Catholics can marry IN
der the civil law in the presence of two
witnesses.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-19

Robe, Fred Foley, Ivan Wright,
George Zwissler, Herbert Deuning,
James Dilling. Ray Mendenhall, Frank
Dempsey. James Ohta. Howard Geier
and Mark Attleman. The club will not
meet again until after lent.
y ~ -
The Athenaea Literary society will
have a business meeting February
twenty eighth. At this meeting the
following program will be given: An
ual report of the secretary and treas
urer, and election of officers. \ dis
cussion For the Good of the Club, $
will be led by Miss Laura Dickinson
and Othelia Stranahan. A recitation
by Ida Mote will also be given.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-19
PRETTY GIRL WAS
BOLD, BAD ROBBER
Confessed to at Least Fifty
Burglaries.

Chicago. Feb. 19.-Queerer than the
study in the psychology of crime pre-
scented by the case of Mrs. Evelyn Ro-
madka. is a confession made today by
Celia Peterson. when she recounted -
burgIaries that she boasted she had
committed or helped 10 commit. This
slip of a girl made gray haired Lieu
tenant O'Hara open his eyes wide and
drop his grizzled jaw with amazcment
as she described with naive candor the
she has Dlundered the people of the
south and west sections OF Chicago by
day light robbery for two years with
out getting caught until yesterday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-19

The Women's Organization OF First
Baptist church will hold Il market
Feb. -. at Dickinsons Drug store,
1881 Main ST All table delicacies.
1921
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-19
PALE MILK IS
NOW BEING SOLD
Housewives Have a Kick on
Supply.

Housewives OF Richmond are MAX
ing complaints daily on the quality of
milk peddled in the city. 1t is not be-
cause of the probability of infection,
but on account of the thin, pale an-
pearance of the fluid that the protest
is being made. The dairymen attrib-
ute the cause 10 the feed which they
are forced to use in their diaries.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-19
Delicious Lemon Pie

Try This Recipe:-1 Quart Water,
/ Package "oUR-PlE". Follow Direc-
tons on Package. Each package
makes 2 Pies. Kinds. Lemon, Choco-
late. CustaTd. I0c. Order from any
Grocer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-19
JANE WOULD Be
DOWIE|TE LEADER
Wife of Elijah ~ Would Take
Crown.

Chicago. Feb. l9-Mrs.. lane Dowie.
widow OF the late Overseer John Alex
ander Dowie, the Prophet Elijah and
head of the Dowieites. seeks to take up
the leadership Of the dirupted forces.
She possesses great administrative
ability. aud the stauch followers of her
ausosaa have every confidence in her.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-19

Marion. Ohio State League team at
Coliseum Wednesday night 18th. Zig
1est game since old times. II st
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-21

ford, s. Sheldon, T. City OF st. Albans,
13; St Adams town, 5; Swanton, q;
total, SIS.
There was narrow escape from a
drowning accident at the bay Tuesday
morning when Capt. Edward S. Brown
and his son. Edward, who were sailing
"A small boat, were thrown into the lake
by the capsizing of their craft. Their
plight was seen by Louis Coutcnarsh
and Arthur Rich, who brought them and
their boat safely ashore. Capt Brown
who bought the big Beardsey boat some
time ago. has been at the bay for two
months getting tho boat in shape to sail
to New York.
The farm OF Charles II. Beais in the
west part of st. Adams town, and COM
prising 70 acres. was sold at public auc-
ton Tuesday to Frank H. Learned for
SEQ
Ralph q. Sturtcvant Of Swanton was
seized with "A bad attack of heart trouble
Tuesday just as he boarded a car for
home. Medical assistance was promptly
rendered and he was able to proceed to
Swanton.
Harley a. Clark Is preparing to move
his family to Weybridge, where Mr.
Clark will enter the mercantile business.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.


~. ID. Parker oil Richmond spent Tues
Nay In to"n--Thc little daughter of w.
Japan has been very i'll with bronchial
pneumonia, but is nprovng.-Charles
cameron who has been on Savage island
tor nine years, mas taken the island for
SNe years more and will repair the large
mouse tor summer campers Miss Flor
once ChaEer or Burlington is visiting her
SISTER, Mrs. George Bouque.-E.O. Bevin
nas moved to the smith place on
diver street which he recently purcha sed
'pf II. ~. POWELL
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
NORTH HERO.

Lester IIazcn Of Sioux CITY. Iowa. is
visiting this his native town. after an
absence OF 40 years The Rev Alfred
II. Eaton, who died May IT, at the Ellis
hospital at Schenectady, y. v, from an
operation. was resident of this town
ia mis- boyhood days.-Road Commissioner
II. j. Fecfee will build the state road
thIs year from the carrying place north
David Lavne is getting ready to build
a house on his farm north Of the city
on the site of tho ono built several years
ago ny Mrs. Elizabeth Park and burned
Deputy Sheriff Herbert Bravton Of
Alburgh took into custody Monday "A
Mrs. l.ashuay for drawing a revolver
on John Eohannan and William Deul ono
day last week and She is now under 500
bonds. The hearing is sot for to-day at
states Attorney fIawrican's office The
l'ashuay's are now corners moving here
from Chazy, y. Y, some time in April.
Bohannon halls from Bolton. and moved
into William Cameron house on Point
ot-the-Tongue Alburgh about two months
ago. He Is in the meat business, driving
two horse cart about this town and
AlhurEh. just before the ice failed r.
H. Bohannon. tho station agent at Isle
La Motto filled a wood shed belonging to
Mrs. Loren Wcdgeworth with ice to be
used by his brother John in tho leo bust
ness expecting then that no would move
into the vacant house adjoining the ico
house. Ho changed his plans however.
and decided to settle in AlbUrch instead
of North Hero. When he wanted any ice
he drove over tho bridge for it or rowed
across tho lake. From all reports no has
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-21
SOUTH HERO.

A Masonic banquet was held at Rob
insons hall Thursday evening when
the South Hero lodge entertained the
PlattsburEh dge.-There is to he a
chicken pie supper at the Catholic
church Thursday evening A series OF
revival meetings began Sunday at the
'ongreEat ChurCh.--Mrs. Irish of
burlington was tho guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. r. Wadsworth Sunday.-Mrs
l.ura Allen and daughter have return
Cd from New York Mr.. and Mrs. T..
:. Irish and daughter and Miss Mar
garct Bartlett Of Burlington were
guests Of Mrs. Kihh" Allen sunday
Harry Davis of Essex was in town
sunday Maple Lawn Academy was
closed Thursday and Friday on account
Of the illness of Mrs Stcvens.--Cap-
tain Fletcher of Maine is very i'll at
tho Island House Ray Allen OF tho
l.. V. NJ. was tho guest Of his mother,
Mrs. 1.ura Allen Sunday.
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GEORGIA.

Mrs. Young Nay Of Jericho was the
guest OF Mrs. O. G. lIubha rd tho past
wcck-Thc Rev. w. G. Schoneld Of Rich
ford preached at the Baptist Church Sun
day.-The infant child of MIR. and Mrs
George King died May l3.-Mrs r. l.
Newton and two children from Burlng-
ton arrived Thursday for few days
with Mrs. Agnes Newton Mrs. G. A.
Wing. the sta ton agent at Oaklan nd, has
been transferred to the c. V. station at
Highgate Springs Joseph Gaudette is
moving his family to East Georgia. where
he has employment with the Ryan Bros
Glen Shor of North Fairfax has bought
tho Trcfery ShOrc place at the Center
and will take possession soon-villiam
Smith suffered slight shock Of apo
plcxy last week
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HUNTINGTON.

About scvcntY-fVc friends Of Mabel T.
Johns were entertained at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs II. H. Johns Friday even
ing in honor Of her 18th birthday. Dane
ing was enjoyed with music by Heman
Johns violnist Miss Grcta Norton or
- list and Mr.. Lewis as promptcr Re-
freshmonts were served. Many presents
were received by Miss Johns.
Mrs. Eula Bzzol and child Of Bar Ifar-
tor have been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy Schofcld Mrs Z. A.
Fuller has been in Monkton the past
week with her mother The ordination
uf the Rev, II. !. Kemp will take place
nj the Union Church Wednesday even
Ing May 27.--C;uv Bickford was in Bur
lnCton Mondsv.-The senior and junior
Christian Endoavor societies had union
meeting SUNDAY evening with n short
program by the lattor.,-Mr. and Mrs.
Cain visited in Waterbury over Sunday
Mrs. Charles Eddy Of Stowe is visiting
in tovn.-Mrs Ncttie Fitch was at home
over Sunday. She accompanied Mrs.
Jane Fuller IN Enosburgh Monday, whore
she will spend tho summer with her
dauGhtor, MIS- Sayoa.
Mrs g. r Eddy OF stowe is the guest
of Mrs r. II S;wecl.-Mrs. Arthur Bizzel
OF New Haven is VISITING her parents,
NJ and Mrs. I. w Sconed-F Wha-
ley ana family are moving 10 the Center.
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taken on the eight o'clock train to
Cambridge for burial.
Mrs. F.. W. Baldwin and children, Miss
Annis Charles and Henry, OF Mexico
city, are expected here soon to visit Mrs
Buldwin's father, C. G. Williams They
formerly resided here.
Mrs. Anna Limoges, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. George Gaines. has
gone to Lawrence. Mass, to spend the
summer
Miss Julia Gleason of Burlington, who
has been employed in the office Of the
Pike Manufacturing company al Pike,
n. H., has taken position as bookkeep-
or for Walter - johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs II. G. Waite, who have
been at Johnsons Hotel during the win
ter, have returned to Ampersand. n. y,
where they are to have charge Of the cot
tages which were connected with the
Ampcrsand before IT was burned.
Following in the program for memorial
Sunday and Memorial day: Sunday, May
"a, at 1915 a. m, the Rev. c. G. Adams
will deliver the memorial sermon in the
Congregational Church Veterans, mem
bers of the Woman's Relief Corps and
Sons OF Veterans are requested TO meet
AT post headquarters at lo:lJ O'Clock in
order to attend in a body. Graves of all
soldiers in tho cemeteries at Colchester.
Essex ard Winston will be decorated the
forenoon of May 30 by details OF the post.
At twelve o'clock tho ladies' of the w
X. G. will serve dinner in the G. 4. r.
and w r. G. halls in Essex Junction
At half past one the proco ssion will
form on tho grounds OF the Park street
school house. In tho following order I'M
dor tho direction Of George h. Mcbride,
marshal: Williston Cornct band, Speakers
and invited guests. Il. $. sherman Post
and visiting comrades, Woman's Relief
Corps, Sons of Veterans. school children,
selcctmen. school board of town and
village, village trustees, citizens. Tho
column will march to the cemetery
where tho graves Of comrades will he
decorated by tho veterans. using tho
beautiful service OF their ritual The
column viii reform and march to the
congregational Church where tho follow
ing service VIII be observed: Prayer, tho
Rev. g. A Emory. singing, Memorial day
address, the Hon. G. n. Prouty; singing.
singing. America by tho congregation,
bcnodiction by the Rev. j. S. Goodall, -,
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ST. ALEANS.

The death OF Beriah Ransom Thomas
occurred Friday morning at the home
OF his son. Joel r. Thomas. OF Farrar
street, in tho asrd year Of his age. Mr.
Thomas was born in ebay. y. Y. Janu-
airy (. 1876. He removed to Vermont in
1>i5, settling in Burinrton He was
among the first employed in the construc-
ton OF the old Vermont Central railroad
lotween Burlington and Rouses Point
y. Y. Upon the completion of tho road.
he was employed as conductor and for
several years ran train between Rouscs
Point and Boston. Mr.. Thomas married
Sarah NJ. Tracy OF Chazy. who died in
1885, aged Il years. He is survived by
two children, Joel Is. Thomas, with whom
he made his home. and a daughter. Mrs.
Harriet s. Cclley of South Royalton, and
also by brother J. W Thomas of Bur
lington. A private PRAYER service was
hold al the house at a31 o'clock Satur-
day morning and the remains were taken
to Burlington on the 1919 train, for in
torment.
The annual meeting of tho Franklin
County Teachers ASSOCIATION will be
held at st. Adams Friday June b.
This association was organized three
years ago and has held one or two
meetings each year. Besides the dis
cussion of timely topics by teachers
and superintendent OF the county,
state Supt Mason s. Stone will give
an address Dr. Fl. ". Horne of Dart
mouth College, well known educator
and lecturer, will give two addresses.
The death Of Mrs Sophia A. (Cleve-
land) Eivarts. widow of Arson A. Evarts,
occurred at her home in Georgia Satur-
day morning of heart disease after a
years illness. Mrs. Evarts was the
daughter OF solomon Cleveland and was
Dor in Georgia So years ago She is sur
vivod by four sons. Albert Reuben.
Arthur and William EYarts, all OF
Georgia. and Il daughter Miss Emerette
Evarts. Of Georgia. The funeral was
hold at the Bay Methodist Church at two
O'Clock Monday afternoon
G. H. Sargent has gone to Boston and
viii sail for Costa Rica, having accepted
position as engineer on the Northern
railway.
Henry Paqucttc, who has been living
in New York for several years, has re-
turned here with his family.
Mrs. p, l.. Wright who has been under
medical treatment in Boston for several
months. has returned to her former
apartments at Miss Louisa Gilman's.
Mr.. and Mrs, r. G. Gelbrde. who were
married recently in Stratford. ont. have
returned from their wedding trip and
taken up their residence in this city.
The Franklin county republican
convention will be held al Enosburgh
Falls Tuesday, July I The caucuses
for the election of delegates TO this
convention must be held Saturday
June 81, Following the suggestion
of the State committee, the basis OF
representation Will be made on the
vote for governor in 1904 giving the
following delegations to the various
towns bakersfield A. Berkshire. 4.
Enoshursh = FAIRFAX, 3, Fairfield. 4,
Fletcher, 81 Franklin, 3; Georgia, ),
Highsatc, g. Montgomery. 7: Rich
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-21
MONTGOMERY.

The J.. A. S. Of the Methodist Church
will meet Thursday with Mrs. w. q.
ManSneld-Mrs. G. L. Ilutchins Is In
Lowell this Frank Shina has gone
to Boston for thc summer. Clayton J
Fuller Is at home from Boston for the
summer Elsie williams Bennett died
Thursday and The funeral was held
Thursday. She caves a husband and
baby about two weeks old y father and
mother. brother and sstcr-E Combs
has exchanged ris place In tho village for
Harvey Newcitys farm on Hill West,
paying Mr.. Ncwcity 5000 Both are moving
this wcck.-I<wi, lombard is moving 10
tho house he bought last winter of Mrs.
f. l., Goodspcod w Combs has rented
Mrs. Goodspccds tenement, former
~ occupied by frank Blair. Mr. Blair
having gone TO EnoShurch Fails
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BAKERSFIELD.

NJ o. Heath of Worcester. Mass
visited in town last wcek,-Mr and Mrs
Frank Wells and children of I.yndonvillc
are visiting in town.--Mss Jessie Barnes
VINO has been visiting In Middlebury
has returned home.--Miss Alice Durivage
of Highgate was in town over Sunday
Mr., and Mrs. w. l.. Tillotson, Jr, Of
Sheldon visited here over Sunday.-The
entertainment given Friday evening by
the members OF the Bakersfield Grange
was much enjoyed by "A large audience
The receipts were 35o.-Mrs. II. II. Scott
is ill.-R. H. Ovitt was In Montreal last
week. where an operation was performed
upon his throat
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-21
WINOOSKI.

Tho Chaco cotton min on Mil street
began Friday morniag on full time
The mill for the past few months had
been running four days week.
Harry Liberty ot Colchester point, fish
and game wardor, made curi p,aint to the
local authorities that scvcral voting men
were using set lines to catrn fish in the
river near the Rood farm. Monday after
noon the warden happened across the
men near Kiddcr's wood and also To-
Gated their lines. Omccr Ecrgcron was
notified and going to tho scene arrested
Joseph Winderl mad Joseph Pratt Jr
end brought them before Justice T. l..
Grav,s, Windorl was fined go and costs
and Pratt s. and costs. Both paid. Grand
Juror Henry Conlin prosecuted.
Officer Frank Bcrgeron has been APP
pointed by the selectmcn official dog
killer for the town and since his appoint
mont has disposed of three CANNES who's"
owners had neglected to pas their annual
license.
James Price, tramp who claimed
Lowell Mass. - his home, was found
by Officer Bergeron asleep on the
railway tracks under the Main street
bridge yesterday morning and placed
IN the village lookup. Later in the
day h. was arrai%nrd before Justice
+. l.. Graves charged with intoXica-
ton. Hc pleaded guilty and was fincd
s. and costs which ne was unable to
pay and will spend the alternative
eantence Of ten days in Jail.
State chief Ranger Louis Alapa of
this village, and state Secretary 7. A.
Austin left last evening for Chicago,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-21
WEST BERKSHIRE.

The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs.
f. a. Moscr for tea Wednesday Mrs.
Jennie Colcord of Richford has been at
Mrs. Mary Ewins's during her absence
H. Montreal. where she went to attend
the funeral of her daughterin-law Mrs.
G. Il. Ewins-Dcputy Collector Of Gus
toms G. II. Coan OF Richford has charge
of this office during the vacation Of Col
lcctor O. W. Webster.
Mr.. Boulanccr of ST. Hyacinth. Can,
is visiting his daughter. Mrs. Phaneuf-
WhoopinE cough is prevalent in this
vllagc.-Thc young people OF Frontier
Grange, No. 346, will vendor the Rev.
and Mrs. O. l.. Barnard reception in
EOrCctcrS' hall
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ENOSBURGH.

Mrs, Evarts Kent, who has been
several weeks visiting in New York, has
returned homc.-Mrs. Oscar +. Gilbert,
wao had been i'll from enlargement OF the
heart died early Sunday morning The
funeral services were held at the Con-
grcgational church at E,nosburGh Center
Tuesday afternoon at 100 oclock-Mrs
phary Darling is passing some time at
Jonn stevens s.-Many new seeded fields
look winter killed. on account OF the
Light fall of snow and being covered with
ice winter and spring and will need to
le sown with grass seed again.
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GRAND ISLE.

The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. =.
r.. WclsoY this afternoon for tea 49,
Bertha Blow. wife of Aiken laMott, died
sunday morning after lingering illness.
She was the Youngest daughter Of An
drew Blow. She leaves a husband and
an infant a few months old besides a
fathc" and several brothers and sisters.
Miss Amman will hold service in Grand
Isle Sunday evening. Nathan Spear and
family Of Burlington visited their cottage
over Sunday,-lerhert Russell Of Wor-
cester Mass is visiting here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-21

home here overseeing the repairing of
his house. H. r. Sturtevant, post master.
returned from trout fishing Wednesday
morning with fine string.-Mrs Eta
Wells invites all to attend the Church
Relief society supper which Is to be
served in the dining rooms in Union
church Thursday evening Bishop Han
preached at the Episcopal church Sun.
day and confirmed a class Of clever. THE
Rev NJ. O. Smith, former rector Of the
Episcopal church for three years. called
on friends In town reccntlN
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ST. GEORGE.

Mr.. and Mrs s. f.. Hinsdalc returned
Saturday from Waterbury Nj n. 1illey
of Hinesbursh has rented the boats and
cottages at camp Mansfield and will
cater to the puhhC.--Mr. and Mrs. 4. j
Downer passed Saturday with relatives
in Burlinrton.-H. n. Tilloy has resign
ed his Office RS town clerk AM clerk a.
'the school board, to take effect June /.