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Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04
FAIR PLAY

4 MAN who poses as reformer is
a frothing at the mouth because
a The Herald will not permit him
to use its editorial page for the pur-
pose of vilifying a religious organiza-
ton of this city The Herald is a
newspaper which believes in fair play
and a square deal TO Christian, jew
Christian Scientist, Socialist, Presby
terian, Episcopalian. Catholic, Baptist,
Salvation Army Nazarene, Latter Day
Saint, Swedenborgian, Holy Roller,
Disciple of Christ Methodist, Luther
an, Seventh Day Adventist, Theoso-
phist, Unitarian, Theist Deist, Agnos-
tic and heather. But we will not per-
NIT any Christian to denounce all 9TH
er bodies because they are not Chris
tian. We viii permit Theosophist to
present his case, but won't allow him
to use the columns of The Herald for
the purpose of damning Christian Sci
entists, Presbyterians, etc In short
we won't allow anybody to vilify any
body else
Judge not, that ye be not judged, ="
said Jesus. Tor with what judgment
y judge ye shall be judged, and with
what measure We mete, it shall be
measured unto you again, And why
beholdest thou the mote that is in thy
brothers eye. but considerest not the
beam that is in thine own eye? Or
how wilt thou say to thy brother, Let
me pull out the mote out Of thine eye,
and behold, a beam is in thine own
eye? Thou hypocrite, first cast out
the beam out Of thine own eye, and
then shalt thou see clearly to cast out
the mote out of thy brothers eye
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04

cecdings at all the meetings of the
supervisors should be prepared and
published. The people have had fair
warning as to various possibilities in
connection with the good road funds
These warnings must be needed. The
supervisors must not he left to their
own devices. They hold office because
they promised to consult with an ad-
visory board The fact they have
lodged their promise does not absolve
them from it. They must make good.
They must keep faith. The public
must advise and supervise the super
Visors.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04
AT THE THEATERS

ATDITORIUM-Dark.
MASON-Wednesda matinee, Faust "
Wednesday night, Carmen"
BELASCO-"The Warrens of Virginia"
BURBANK-"The Greater Claim"
GRAND-"The Octoroon."
MAJESTIC-Dark.
RPHEUM-Vaudeville.
LOS Notwithstanding
UNIQUE-Vaudevllle and musical comedy.
FISCHER's--Allen Curtis company in THE
Jolly Widow"
WALKER-Ketchel-Pap Fight Pictures.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04
Public Letter Box

TO CORREspONoENTS-L intended
for publication 0usG be accompanied by the
name and address of the writer. The Her
al gives the widest m,l,ua" to correspond
ents, but assumes no responsibility for their
Vl,ws.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04
SAYS PRIESTS SHOULD
INVESTIGATE STRIKES

POMONA, Cal, Aug. 1.-[Editor
HeraldI l enjoyed reading Savonaro-
las letter in today's Letter Box"
Also the others were of the very best.
If the bishops, priests and others such
would, as Savonarola says they should,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04
NEW ENGLANDER OBJECTS
TO TERM "EFFETE EAST"

LOS ANGELES, July 3O-[Editor
Herald: AS a reader of the daily
newspapers printed in this city my at
tention was called to an article in this
mornings Herald on Berries and
Beans" l read the generous praise OF
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04

Greater Los Angeles will be the
greatest city in the west. But for the
good of the city it is desira BILE the har-
bor cities should be united with the
city that will use the har-
Dor. Vote for consolidation.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04

A big increase in Los Angeles bank
cleariugs was reported yesterday. The
total, $3,2S.. $50 was the largest ever
chroniclel by Los Angeles banks. Keep
up the record by voting for Greater
Los Angeles and for ever-increasing
DrOsperitN.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04
Extensive Find

Hard luck, He found dollar bill
In his last summers suit,
For Joy he went and blew 1t in,
with several more to boot.
-Yonkers Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04

Vote for the consolidation of Los
Angeles and Wilmington. Vote for a
free harbor. When you vote for con-
soidation you vote for free harbor.
Nv1taf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04

Get out and vote for Greater Los
Angeles, increased prosperity, and the
leadership of the west.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04

Corporation interests are not metro
politan interests. Show you appreciate
that fact by voting for Greater Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04

GREATER LOS ANGELES THIS
DAY EXPECTS EVERY CITIZEN TO
DO HIS DUTY, VOTE!
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04

consolidation of Los Angeles and
wilmington is the first step in the
Greater Los Angeles program. Vote
for consultation.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04

Spirits and spiritualists are holding
a congress at Long Beach. 1t is a
spooky affair, but that's what it is
intended to be-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04

After they have taken the plunge,
the Solid Three will be referred to as
the Soupervlsors.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04

On all matters pertaining to advertising
address Charles r. Gates, advertising man
ager.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-08-26

guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Dawson
Friday.-Mrs. j. W. Newton and chill
dren of st. Adams are visiting at the
home of II. j. Gates superintendent Of
Schools Il. j. Best and Miss Florence
Perley Of Enosburgh were in town Mon
day.-The Hon. and Mrs G. w. Gates re-
turned from I,yndonville Saturday,
where they were guests Of r. NJ. VAIL
The Rev. G. J. Peterson of East Berk-
shire assisted the Rec. +. w. Day with
his morning service at the Congrega-
tional Church.--After September 3 taxes
will no into the constable's hands for
collection and Mrs. james Dudley
of Worcester, Mass, are visiting her
mother, Mrs. Jane Vincent.-Mr.and Mrs
Il. s. Proper returned from visit In
Prescott, Ont, Sunday.-Fronk Skinner
died at the homo Of his parents in this
place Monday evening. He was &c years
old. beside his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Skinner. he leaves two sisters.
the elder being Mrs. w. j. Tatro. Jr., all
OF this place.-Mrs. Elizabeth Proper OF
Prescott. Ont. is visiting in town-Miss
Myra Liden of Boston. who has been the
guest of Miss Alice Mason at Paul
Geno's, returned home Saturday
and Mrs. c. T.. blackburn and daughter
OF Philadelphia Mrs. Ecknrt and daugh-
ter OF Bridgeport, Conn. and Misses
Warner and McQuigg of Montreal are
among recent arrivals at Silver lake cot
tage or which W. +. Pattcn is the pro-
prietor-Mrs. Blair of Manchester, n.
H., is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ Otis
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GEORGIA.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Cushman Of Bur
llngton are guests of his brother, T.
f. Cushman.-AIr. and Mrs. +. W. Bliss
spent Sunda! In Burlingtcn,-Th-
Rev. ard Mrs. L. l.. ITolmcr. accom-
panied by his mother, returned home
Snturday.--Mr. AMI AIRS Thomas Sor-
rel left for Altoona. y. Y, Monday to
attend the funeral of her father
William Caldwell is failing rapidly
Edward Clark from the West IL tho
guest OF his brother, the Rev. G. W.
Clark.
William Caldwell, who was nearly
so years old, died Tuesday night at n
little past midnight. He leaves n wife
and ncphew.--Mr. and Mrs Charles
Sweeney are the parents of n dauzh-
ter, horn Tuesdav.--Mrs. Ellen Bal
lard will leave for Boston to-day
where she will remain several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hubbard OF
Swanton are passing a few days In
town.-:Nrs. .. G. Hubbard. Mics Sarah
Hubbard and Mrs. Ashcroft Of Provi-
dence. r. T., and Mrs. q. r. wood are
passing the day at HighEnte Springs.
Ira Waller Of Boston Is spending a
few days ut his homo at lakeside
Tho Epworth League held a picnic az
Lakeside Tuesday.
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IN VERMONT.
CONTINUED from End Page)

erm on Monday, August 9O-Arrs. r. A.
tone is at home after spending last
week In the northern and eastern part
Sf the state.
A delightful coca sion was the wedding
az irving Cobb of Rutland and Miss
Mabel A. Ruggles OF Westford Tuesday
afternoon at the home of the brides par
snts, Mr. and Mrs. T.. II. Ruggles. Only
the immediate relatives of the parties
were present The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Rufus c. Flagg Of
Newport. the brides pastor during her
residence in that place. where she has
been very successful teacher for two
years. The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rug
gles under the shade of venerable elms
md naples, was appropriate decorated
with golden rod and house plants In
bloom. During the ceremony, the plano
vas played impressively by Horace u. II.
Ruggles of Reno. New, a brother of the
bride. The greetings given were many
and sincere and valuable presents were
bestowed. After a brief wedding tour,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cobb will make their home
In Rutland where he Is employed as a
hoolskepopr
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FAIRFAX.

The Rev George W Burke exchanged
with the Rev. Mr.. Ryan OF Milton Sun
dav.-Prn. Colburn of the academy sup
piled at the Baptist Church Sunday as
the pastor is away on his vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Buck spent saturday
and Sunday with friends in Georgia and
Milton.-NTr and Mrs. II. O. Stiles Of
Johnson visited in town over SUNDAY
Mrs. NJ. T.. Shodd returned from the St.
Adams hospital Monday much improved
in health.-Mr. and Mrs. Bissette and
daughter Of South Hero are the guests
Of their son for few days.-R. G. Bal
lard and party, who have been camping
at Missisquoi park. returned Tuesday
Deer are doing quite n little damage to
crops in the north part of town.. NJ.
Parsons has been building on an adds!
ton to his store.-Mrs. palmyra Ballard
and daughter visited in Georgia Tues
day.-The potato crop will he good
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ened and asked the sheriff's of,,co % Leo,
a look out This has been done but not
trace of him can be found. lie had
about one dollar In money and also took
revolver. The boy is medium a;zed
rather dark. wore long striped trousers.
blue flannel shirt and a black SLOUGH hat
ana weighed % pounds. Many men and
Dogs are making thorough search of
the woods and country hereabou,s to
locate the missing lad. There had been
no trouble at home and his parents can
give no reason for the boys leaving.
Grand and petit jurors have been
drawn for tho fall term of Franklin coun-
~ court, which convcnes here Tuesday.
september H. The grand jury is made
up az follows: II. F. Adams. Swanton:
A a. Aseltine of Enosburgh: n. l.. Ba-
ker Richford; Il. NJ Ballard. Fairfax:
benjamin S. Ballard. Fletcher; Il. T..
Barney. city Of st. Adams; r. w. Bliss,
Georgia; Clark r. Burleson Berkshire;
T. II. Burleson, Fairfield; r. W. Crowen,
Highgate, John j. Finn, city of St. Al
bans; r. A. Gala shcr. town Of St AL
bans; A. l.. Hall of bakersfield; j. H.
Pierce Of franklin ]. w. Rowley Of
MONTGOMERY; S. W. Russell of IIighgate;
James A. Ryan Of Georgia and ~. A.
Smith. Sheldon. Petit Jurors have been
chosen rs follows: Bakersfield, L. Abells
and r. C. Ovitt; BERKSHIRE Bert j. Chat
foo md td-or povno,ds. rnosh,rgb u
L Nrr-eoters IT, s Wonznr and 7 g
Towle; Fairfax, C. -. Strait: Fairfield.
Martin prindle, Irving 4. Wry and W. c.
Barry; Fletcher, Edgar T. Flanders:
Franklin Ernest Hubbard and George
NJ. Towle; Georgia. Joshua NJ. Patterson.
Titus +. Bushnell and Sanford l.. judd
Highgate, T.. T. Sunderland; Montgomery.
II. n. Tracy and Roy Kingsley; Rich
ford. W. II. Conhngs Sheldon. II. T.
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RICHMOND.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. t. Townc, Mr.. and
Mrs. =. L. Towers. Mrs. y. r. Will
Jams. +. w. and II. +. Fay have re-
urned from weeks stay at Lake
roQuois.-Miss Josephine Kirby OF
farre was the guest If Miss Kate
Henley over SundaY,-Miss Ruth
'hase Is visiting friends in South
Iero.-Mr. and Mrs. j. w. McGarehan
NTH Mr.. and Mrs. James kennedy of
North Williston have returned from
ln automobile trip through the north
BART OF the State.--Mrs. ]. -. Hanks
md son, Roy. and the Misses Maybe
Gleason, Agnes Keefo, Teresa Egan
Ind Rebccca McGracken, have return
ri from Lake Iropuols, whore they
have been camping for several days
Hiss Jennie Bennett, who has been
listing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
=. d. Parker for the past week. return
ID to her home in Burlington Monday.
mir. and Mrs. VI. -. Dimick
re In Warren, called there by the
cath of Mr.. Dimicks father.-M. Il.
Leary was the guest of Dr. and Mrs,
|IcGinity in Ludlow over Sunday
Hiss Celia Corbett of Cambridge was
he guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dixon
tonday.-Dr. II. II. Sccley attended
he health officers meeting in Mont
|eier Monday.
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FLETCHER.

Roy Hooper and Earl Shepardson
have gone to SwantOn to visit friends
William and Leno Wethorhee and Ben
ME Corsc started Wednesday for Mani
toha. where they will have employment
in the harvest fields.-F. l.. Smith and
sister have gone to Johnson 70 attend
Campmeeting.-A. f.. Trvon Of Brrling-
ton. representative Of the Vermont Con-
struction company, was in town the first
Of the week and took an order for an
iron bridge to be placed at the Center
u. e Crosier has sold his hill farm TO
O. n. Gomo.-William Boozan has rent
ed Edgar MontaEue's farm.-Mrs. Ber-
nice Marcher has gone to Hyde Park to
visit relatives.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The funeral Of Silas II. riley was
held from his late residence Saturday
afternoon. The services at the house
were conducted ny the Rev. II. G. Petty.
Phi. u. of n-thc-liudson, n.
Y, assisted Ivy the members of James
A. GARFIELD Circle No. 4. Ladies of the
Grand Army of the Republic. who at
tended in body and performed their
ritual service for burial Of their dead.
Members of the Womans Relief Corps
md X. S. Sherman Post, No. 'f, @. y.
r.. were also present and the beautiful
burial service of the G.. a. Il. wa rem
dered by officers of the post at the
grave In the Morse cemetery in Willis
ton, where intcrment was made with
the casket draped with United States
Rag The floral offerings were many
and beautiful and paid high tribute to
the esteem in which he was held Tho
bearers were T.. J. Wolcott. r. T..
Brown. Hiram Pearson and Frank
Forbes all comrades from the post Of
which the deceased had been a mem
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sion before. The village schools and
East Richford school will open the fall
term Tuesday, september l. with the fol-
lowing teachers High school, principal.
g. Leland Green of Franklin assistant,
Miss Susie c. Holmes Of Montpelier:
eight and ninth grades, Miss Frances Le-
doux of Bakersfield seventh grade Miss
Minnie NJ. LeClnro OF Lowell; sixth
grade. Miss Minnie Peet. of Shelburne;
NTH grade, Miss Gertrude Hill of Rut-
land fourth grade, Mrs. ]. NJ, Robb OF
Richford; third grade, Miss Hopkins OF
Montgomery second grade, Miss Mary
Moore OF Richford first grade, A, Miss
Florence Holt of R!chford; Il, Miss
Kathreen Barnum Of Richford; East
Richford. Miss Anna Mack assistant.
Miss Orpha Smith Of Richford.-G. II.
Whitcomb OF Fast rroshurgh was n VS.
itor here Monday.-Mrs Il. y. Elias nrd
daughter, Grace. are visiting IN Bedford
Que; Mrs. c. II. Coan and sons. Ken
drick and Kenneth In bakersfield. and
Mrs. L" J. Puffer in Craftsbury.
Mrs. Esther Ann Nuttins) P,fcr. wife
of Austin Puffer. died of senile decay
Tuesday afternoon. The funeral will be
held at the house Friday afternoon Mt
officiating, and burial will be In Hillside
cemetery. Mrs. Puffer had been confined
to her bed most Of the time for over six
months. She was rs years old last Sun
day. She Is survived by her husband,
one son, George Puffer Of West Derby.
and four daughters. Mrs. George Wright
of East Richford. Mrs. II. +. Hardy of
Bethlehem. ~ r.. and Mrs. r. j. Sargent
and Mrs. r. r. Colby Of this village
Mrs. II. ]. Van Dyke, who has lived in
Potion. Que. for a few months, Is NOV
ing back to Richford and will OCCUPY
rooms on the uptown store of tho Star
Grocery Co.-Milan NJ. Perkins was sue
cessfullv operated on at DIR. c. s.
Scofeld's sanitarium Wednesday fore
noon for growth of bone on the shin by
the left leg. The trouble was caused by
an injury about q years ago. and had
bothered Mr. Perkins more or less ever
since, Recently msstep hurt him up
SO that he was unable 70 walk-Mrs J
II. Hamilton and daughter Frances. rc-
turned Monday from Hyde Prk.--Miss
Jessie Lafleur Of Enosburgh Falls Is
visiting Or. ard Mrs f. p. Lunderville.-
The Richford Military band. 20 pieces.
furnish music at the Bedford fair.--NIiss
Fannie Hamilton. who is i'll Of sciat!c
rheumatism was able to he moved from
the American House 20 her home Tues
day-Miss Lillian Mattison has returned
to Boston after visiting her brother.
John G. Madison. for two weelts.-Miss
Lillian Moran Of bakersfield Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. ?. McGettrick
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BOLTON.

Mrs. Lala Stevens. matron at Mont
pelicr seminary, was in town Sunday
and will move some of her furniture to
Montpelier to furnish several rooms for
light housekeeping and Mrs. John
Fiddock went on the excursion to Aufabo
thasm Tuesdav.--Miss Anna FidCock
and aunt from Burlington came to the
home OF her father Wednesday for a
few days vsit.-Mrs Lestina Morse
White. widow Of Walter White died
August 18th at the homo of Clifford
Morse Of Waterbury. aged 76 years She
is survived by ono daughter. Mrs. T.
Russell Of MI. Pleasant, Mich. and two
Grandchildren, Charles and Ruby Russell
She had lived the greater part of her
life in Bolton,-Mrs. Holmes of Cam
bridge is visiting ut c. S. Brush's.-Mr
Weber and party of New Hampshire had
an automobile accident near Mr.
Strongs and stopped with c. s. Brush
until repairs were made.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
RICHFORD.

on Thursday Mitchell Cabana, pro.
prietor of the Zine" house on the
Abercorn road, was arraigncd bofor.
u. W. Carpenter justice of the peace,
charged with an assault on John
Bcattie August 8. He pleaded guilty
and was fined s5 and costs, amount
ing in all to $1617 In the same court
John Boattie was tried for n first Of
fence of intoxication August s. and
he pleaded not guilty, but was found
guilty and fined s. and costs. Beat
tie appealed to county court.
Han fen during the severe rain storm
Friday Ross Rowley is visiting his
uncle, Leon Gross Of Newport. Miss
Fannie Hamilton Is confined 10 her bed
BY an attack OF sciatic rheumatism
!. r.. Uawley and daughters. the Misses
Bertha and Bessie Hawley. are visiting
relatives in Boston, NORTHAMPTON and
Greenfield. Mass.-Cards received hero
announce the forthcoming marriage Mt
Auburn, Me, August "a OF Miss Grnce
LIBBY of that city and philo c. Law
Yer OF Richford. Miss Libby taught In
the Richford village schools last year.
Visitors here include: Charles T.. Or
ton. East Alburgh, with G. II. Coan:
the Rev. y. J.. Lachance, Fairfield, with
the Rev. N. o. II. Dorion Mr. and Mrs.
George Snyder and daughter. Hazel,
with his sister, Mrs. s. NJ Simmons;
Miss Catherine Cannon and Miss Car
rte Bowditch, Boston, with C.. NJ.
Rounds; Mr.. and Mrs n. l.. Harmon,
Salem Mass. with Mrs C. Berard; Miss
Anna Smith, Boston, with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. IT. Smith; Harvey
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GRAND ISLE.

Herbert Wilcox OF Plattsburgh, ~ T.,
has his houscboat moored south of North
Hero bridge.-Mr. Sake and party Of SAKE
Landing, y. y, are in camp near Ladda
Landing.-The tolls collected from auto
mobiles at the North Hero and Grand
Isle bridge last Sunday amounted TO
sG.25. which shows that % automobiles
passed over the bridge that dnv. Many
were from outside the State.
Mrs. w. NJ. Gordon and Margaret I.add
spent Sunday at Point Rush. y. Y
Grasshoppers are doing much damage on
high land Tho hay crop was light:
grains. good; onions. late; potatoes much
better than last year There Is light
crop of apples
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Harry Moren of Glens Falls. n. Y. Is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Daniel
Moren. Mrs. Marvin ITadd and daugh-
ter. who have been at Frank Hadds the
past month. returned to Boston Satur-
day.-Mrs. BENJAMIN Wade. who has been
visiting her brother, +, II, Smith. has re-
turned to Montgomery Rev. and
Mrs. c. J. Peterson and daughter, Marion,
have returned from silver lake-Miss
Pauline Perley has returned from Rich
ford -William lde has returned to St.
Johnsbury.-Miss Grace Rouse returned
TO Burlington Monday.-The Woman's
Auxiliary met with Mrs. W. s. Rublee
Wednesday, Mrs. +, &. Hutchinson OF
Enosburgh Falls Is passing a few days
with her parcnta. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Moren. Mrs. McQu'llan and son OF
Plattshurgh are guests OF Mrs. f. L..
Washburn.
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HYDE PARK.

The Rev Mr.. Ingram Of wolcott
preached here Sunday.-Miss whiting
Of Burlington is visiting at Senator
Page's.-The Rev. Mr. Hamlin preached
In Wolcott Sunday.--Mrs. Whites
and daughter, Ada, Of Worthwhile visit.
ed in town Saturday George Hicks has
bought the John Currier farm and will
move there soon-Misses Bertha and
Lula Collins returned to Laconia, n. H.,
Saturday Flora Hyde and chill
dren have returned to Hardwick Miss
Agnes Hulburd Is a guest OF Miss DEMO
Miss Ida Collins has returned to
burlington Charles Smith OF Denver.
Colo. Is visiting here for the first time
in 33 years-Miss Beuah Monteith Of
New York Is visiting at The Naples"
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Muzzey are spend
ing two weeks at Milford Gonzalez
LaPorte has gone TO Milford. Conn,
where he will spend the winter-The
ladies of St. Teresa's Church gave
lawn party at the rectory Friday even
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JERICHO.

Mr. and Mrs. Webb Estes and two sons
of New York city are visiting at Seth
NJ. rackard's Miss Grace DIN is visit
ing at J. r. Narncy's Miss Irene Cleye-
land Of Cambridge Is in town for a few
wooks.-DuriuE the storm Friday a large
limb was broken from an elm In the
park. falling on tho telephone wires and
breaking scven--Miss Ruth Rand of
Burlington is visiting Miss Grace Parker.
Mrs Leonard Prior of burlington Is
the guest Of friends In town.-Homer
Wells of Cambridge was at G. W. Fos-
ter's over Sunday.-Mrs. Charles 1.arkn
of Albany. y. Y. ana Miss Jessie Walker
of Buffalo y. Y, arc visiting Mrs. Lar
kn's parents. MIR and Mrs Zeph
Haprood Kate Gin of White River
Junction has been in town for few
days.
Mrs. Laura LOOMS and Mr. and Mrs
Claude Griggs of Chicago are visiting
Mrs. Hawlev Boothe-Miss Sadie Foster
is visiting in Cambridge Mr.. and Mrs
william Jordan have purchased the
Clark Graves farm in Underhil and will
take possession November 1.-Charles
Rand has finished work for +. p. Per-
cival and returned to Brrlington.-M
ana MrS. " rlyIt lrlpr ana llNe NaORn-
ters of Worcester. Mass. are visiting
his mother and sister. Mrs Lucy Prior
ana Mrs G. Herbert Hutchinson. Miss
Bertha Cochrane has returned from
Williston.--NIss Mildred Buxton, who
has been visiting in town for a month,
went to her home in Cambridge Mon
day.-Mr. ana Mrs a. II. Cochrane and
daughter, Edith, attended the camp
meetings at Johnscn.-M Aida Boothe
is the guest Of her sister Mrs. +. T.
Scott, in Dudlev, Mass.-W. n. Whit
comb is at tire Mary Fletcher hospital
whore he underwent an operation sat
ur'lay-The Rev. +. J. Ranslow of
SWanton will preach NJ the CongreEa-
tional Church until further notice
Mrs. Rufus Olin Of Burlington is visit
Ing in town.-Mrs. w. l.. Roberts is en-
tertaining her niece Miss Chase Of
Tudcrhill Center.-The Congregational
Sunday School has voted to give $50 to
start a fund 10 paint the church
Mr.. and Mrs Claud Griggs have return
ed from few days in ston.-The
school building Is being put IN condition
for the re-opening of school next Mon
day.--Henry Sisters of Starksboro has
been visiting lis parents for few DAYS.
Joel Bartlett of Shelburne has been
visiting in town.