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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-18

Dicen (no sc 81 sera
verdad, 8 sera mentira)
que una GRANDE profesor&
de ALA, del Norte venida,
como prueba de CULTURA,
con una regla a una nina
do fuerte golpe, en- Catano,
EN- la cabeza- y temida
de los nihos de SUI escuela
NJ siquiera sc aproximan
a La beiica amazona
que vino a SALVAR la Isla.
Convene que Mr.. Dexter
en- castellano nos olga
81 es un metodo especial
para las escuolas mirtas
ESQ de los regletazt~
en- el cdput de las niiias
y la pregunta no es vana. go
la hacemos, por 81 la nsssfa
sigue dando regletazos
acSrazar 4 Las ninass
para evitar los efectos
de eultissmas caricias.
Tenemos de la Miss clytU
nombre, escrito en- bastardsllz
y sentiriamos tener
que decirle otras cositas,
asi. c;llmese la Miss.
pOnga S,IS nervloS en- EweG
y red'mn a los muchachos =,
Sin esas cn'tas caricias.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-18
Plato del dfa

Llueve sin interruption. .....
oprime humeda neblina
parece Ioran los cielos
de Perello por La ida
porque consigo uev6
las habiles bailarinas
que hasta aver de Colorado
fueron de La Compania
y Sc van a Mayaguez
a repetir la MACHICHA.
Pero ell Cine Puerto Rico
continuara sus peliculas
dando culto pasatiempo
en- dilatadas vigilias,
aunque tambien dicen que
habra comedaa anarguista
para insultar con Juror
a los que al orden aspiran.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-23
ST. Adams.

Mrs. Miranda RrainerD Stranahan.
widow of Lieut. Gov i. Stewart Stra-
nahan, died at the home Of the Rev. and
Mrs W. parkyn jackson about 1890
o'clock Friday morning after an ILL
ness Of only few hours with cerebro
hemorrhage. Her death came as n
great shock to the community as she
had been in her usual health and only
the afternoon before had been on the
street as usual. Mrs, Stranuhan was
born in this city December T., lSi1. and
was therefore IS years old last Sunday
She was the last surviving member OF
the family Of Lawrence ana Fidela
(Gadcomb) Brainerd. In August 1862,
she married Mr.. Stranahan, who died in
July, 1904, and she Is survived by one
son, Col Farrand S. Stranahan of
Providence, II. J., and grandson. II.
Stewart Stranahan, son of Colonel
Siranahan. A daughter, Mabel, died
many years ago. Mrs. Strannhan
belonged to one OF the Oldest
and most prominent families OF
st. Adams, her father having been at
one time a member Of the United States
Senate She was active in all branches
of work In the congregational Church
was a member ana former officer In
the Vermont Society, Daughters of
the American Revolution and was re-
Gently reelected to the office OF presl-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-23
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
GOUTH HERO.

Mrs. Lydia Fletcher Robinson. widow
Of the late Calvin Robinson. died Friday
morning at the home of her son. Juan
Mrs Robinson was Sc years of age and
was n life long resident of this town,
She is survived by one daughter, Mrs,
Lillian Axtel Of Clay Center, Kansas.
five sons, Hardy of Washington. Kan
sas, Willis of Clay Center, Kansas. Buell.
Of Enid, oklahoma, Arthur of Boston,
Mass, and Juan OF this town. The flu
neral services were largely attended
Sunday afternoon at one o'clock from tho
residence of her son, Juan with whom
she resided for the past five years The
Rev. j. S Allen was the officiating clergy
man The bearers were her three sons,
Willis Arthur, Juan and nephew, +. T..
Fletcher The intermcnt WAS in the Will
age ccmetery.-Mr. and Mrs. VIM Landon
of Georgia Mrs. William Hoag OF Bur-
ljngton Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Robinson
OF Boston were among those in town Sun
day to attend the funeral of Mrs. Lydia
Robinson.-Mi Philips closed very
successful term of school in the Sand
Bar school Friday with Christmas cxer-
cises.-There will be union Christmas
tree at the Methodist Church Christmas
eve. There will be midnight mass at the
Catholic Church Christmas, Maple Lawn
academy will close Friday for the Christ
mas vacation.-Mrs. f. Y. Fletcher $
school will close this week with a
Christmas tree and appropriate exercises,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-23
WATERVIL,LE.

Miss Hattie Bragg returned from her
school work at Brownsville on Saturday -
George fIill visited friends at Essex juno
ton last weck.-Air. and Mrs. Carroll
Stoarns are happy over the arrival OF
son, December i4.-Mrs Emily Codding
accompanied ny her mother Ms. IT. y.
Miller, returned to her home at Norris
Vile on F'ri1ay.-Daniel II. Bennett has
moved on to j Y. Stevens Olin farm on
West Flill.--Mr. and Mrs Sias Irwin of
Marshicld visited his sister. Mrs.
Merton Mann. several days last
week.-Don Bulier has moved from
Codding Hollow into Charles Aliens ten
ement house at the foot Of Church street.
Mrs. Maud Burnett has opened 4 five.
ten and fifteen cent store at her resi-
dence on Main St.-H. VI. Mcfarland OF
Hyde Park was in town on Friday
Homer Stearns and James Beard, who
are attending tie Johnson high school,
are at home this week.-E. II. Bailey of
Hyde Park has bought and moved on to
the Mcfarland farm on West Hill.-Mrs
Maggie Clark left Friday for Windsor
where she will remain with her parents
through the wnter.-John Mann Of Enos-
bureh will live with his uncle George
Mann. ard attend school at this ~lace
this winter.-Levi Smile is spendi- a
few weeks with his brother Dr. Nathan
Smile. at philo delphia Pa
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-23
WEST BERKSHIRE.

Tho annual election of officers Of
Frontier Grange Thursday resulted as
follows: Master, A. NJ Jenne; overseer
f. F. Thomas: lecturer. Mrs. A. NJ
JENNIE; steward, F. II. Stanley. Jr. as
sstant steward. II. II. Chaffee: chap
lain. the Rev. r. ". Day; treasurer. A.
A. Ladd: secretary. Mary J. Armstrong.
gate keeper. y. d. Dolan; Ceres, q.
Maude Towlo: Pomona, Mrs. ]. c. FL
rick: Flora. Mrs II. H. Chaffee: lady
assistant stc,=ard, Z. Minnie Hicks In
stalaton o. officers and next regular
meeting will 10 held on Jan. 10.
Mrs. Aylmere Phelps has received the
news of the death of her brothers wife
Mrs. Elrod Darling Dec is at Washing
ton, d. G., Of hemorrhage Of the brain.
Mrs. Sargent and daughter, Nellie, of
Bellows Falls are visiting their daugh-
ter and sister, Mrs. II. B. Corliss--
Court West Berkshire, Independent Or
der of Foresters. elected the following
officers at their annual meeting Mon
day evening: Chief Ranger, II. G. JENNIE;
vice chief ranger, b. S. Jeffords record
ing secretary, Miss II. Pearl Jolley;
financial secretary, w. r. Joley; treas
urer. a. NJ. Jenne; orator. Mrs. Matte
JENNIE; orSanist, Miss Hazel Jenne;
senior warden, W. c. Johnson: Junior
warden. f. A. Stetson; senior beadle, H.
II. Chaffee; Junior beadle. James Will
liams; trustees. ". II. Towle and f. A.
Austin; financial committee, l.. r. Lar
shee and G. NJ. Towle.-Mrs. T.. A
Mosier has received news of the death
Of her sister, Mrs Hobart Goodsell of
Oucpfip
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-23
FAST BERKsHIRE

Calvary Church was the scene OF n
very pretty wedding Wednesday evening
December H. when Miss Sylvia Wilson.
only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. s. Will
son. and Norris Scoville of Hartford.
Conn. were married. the Rev. w. c..
Bernard officiating. The bridesmaid was
Miss Celestia Gates, and the best man
Philip Bourne of Hartford. The bride
was given away By her father. mmed-
lately following the ceremony rccep-
ton was held at the hotel. After II short
trip to Boston Mr.. and Mrs. Ccoville
will reside in Hartford, Conn. The out
Of town guests were Mrs. w. w. SEQ
VILE and Mr. and Mrs !. G. .;urcs OF
Hartford. Conn, Francis Wilson OF East
Richford. Fred Caswell of Sand HILL
que, Grace GoT of Richford and Mary
and Lucy Adams Of 81. Albans.-The flu
neral of Mrs Edna L. Wadlegh was held
from Calvary Church Thursday morning
at 1850. The bearers were +. p Wad-
leigh. *. A. Paul. -. W. Paul and c. ".
straton. Burial was in Calvary Church
cemetery.
Miss Grace Wadlcgh leaves for CAL
ifornla next Munday.-There will be a
Christmas tree and exercises at the
evening Mr. and Mrs. A. Sykes were
in East Franklin the past Week.-Mrs.
Edith Cassaday, eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs G. Cassaday, and T.. y. laz-
ard of North Troy, were married Dec.
II at Calvary Church. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hazard will reside In North Troy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-23
HYDE PARK.

County court took a recess Wcdnes-
day afternoon OF last week until
Tuesday. Harvey Wheeler Of VOL
colt, being without the state, charg-
ed with statutory rape. his bonds were
called and the same forfeited to the
amount Of $500. Information was fled
by TIE states attorney against c, E.
Bragg Of Waterville. charged with
selling Christmas trees without Ii
cense. Bail has been furnished In
the case of T. +. Darling vs.. Geo
1.ackey, false warranty, a horse trade,
has been settled by defendant paying
sea. These divorces have been grant
ed Herbert T.. Douglas vs.. Clara
Douglas. desertion; Elizabeth Camp
W. Herman Camp, severity; II. H.
Chapman VS. Abbie Chapman. sever
ity Mary Westcott vs.. w. +. West
colt. neglect; Ella HENDERSON W. Rus
sci HENDERSON, severity; Julia l.. Har-
Vry. vs.. benjamin Harvey, desertion;
Gillian Warren VS. Geo. warren. sever
ity; Ida benson W. Chas. Benson, non
support. Lavona llil VS. L. I. IIill
severity.
Court resumed worl, Tuesdny.-The
CONGREGATIONAL sunday school will
have "A tree and appropriate exercises
Friday evening.-Miss Lilah Waite Is
home from Franklin. Mass. for the
holidays.-Miss Delta Collins is home
from her school AT Montpelier for a
two weeks vacation.-Thomas Finne-
gan has entered the employ Of Colonel
No Farland.-Bri@ham Mcfarland is
home from Bordentown Military
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-23
ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

\ surprise party was rendered Miss
Marjorie Chcedel by about % Of her
friends Friday evening william f.
Rand Jr.. has returned 10 Boston after
two weeks stay with his parents
Leslie F.. Duiilcc returned from Bellows
Falls Saturday Newton NJ Fisher is
spending the Christmas vacation in
Cabot-Miss Jessie Cheedel of Titon
Seminary IL spending the Christmas
vacation with her parerts.-M.ss Olive
II. Moulton left for her home in Spring.
vale. Me. SATURDAY to spend the Christi
mas vacation.
Mrs. Charles Coloumbe died early
Tuesday morning after long il-
ness with dropsy. Mrs. Coloumbe 10
survived by her husband and eight
children. Mrs. Louis Fillion Of Mont
pelier, Charles Coloumbe, Jr.. OF Rip
ton. Mrs. Mary Battise OF Holyoke.
Mass, Mrs. James Bradley of RAN
dolph. Mrs. Ida Bartrand Of Randolph,
Leonard Coloumbe of Randolph and
Mrs. Mertie Stoddard OF Holyoke,
Mass. Mrs Coloumhe was in her 5sth
wear. having been born May IS. 1s+1.
in IIishgatn. The greater part Of her
life was spent in Randolph. The flu
neral will he held to-day with in.
tormcnt in the catholic cemetery
Mrs. Agnes McGlnnis. wife OF the late
Peter McGnnis, died Tuesday at her
home on Central street Randolph
has been the home OF Mrs. McG!n mis-
since coming to this country moro
than 30 years ago Mrs. McGlnnis was
born in Galway. Ireland. 81 years
ago. She is survived by a daughter.
Miss Ellen c. McGinnis of this town.
and son. Peter :. McGinnis of Roy
alton.
The new insane pauper commitment
law affected six people from this town and
one from Brantree. all Of whom have
heen recommitted.-James Savage and
Bernard Flint, arrested Tuesday evening
by Officer Thayer in Braintree. were tried
yesterday before Justice II. 3. Flint and
found guilty OF intoxication. They were
unable to pay the fine imposed and will
serve sentences of 90 days each in county
jail.--Mrs. Mertie Stoddard and Mrs.
Joseph Battise. both Of Holyoke, Mass,
came yesterday to attend the funeral u
their mother, Mrs Charles Coloumbs
which will be held to-day
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-23
CPAFTSRUPY.

Allen Larrabee went to Barton lar
Wednesday to attend the funeral Of hi
niece, Gladys rhorp-J. r. Dawson lea
last Wednesday for St. Johnsbury. where
he expects to remain this wnter.-Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Allen of ST. Louis made a
short visit In town last ~eck.-1Charles
Hohgen exchanged farms last week with
man in Whoelock, each taking posses
sion last Thursday.--r;h Smith Of Maine
arrived In town las Friday
Uric is home from! Burlington high school
for two weeks vacation.-Avis Keir 10
home from Goddard Seminar for three
weeks vacation.-Mr. and Mrs Alonzo
Lara bee received the news Of the death
Of their granddaughter in Boston last
Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-23
FAIRFAX.

Arson Hitchcock was taken to the st.
Adams hospital Friday for treatment Of
the injury received week ago from a
horse kick.--The funeral or Effie Wheeler
was held at her late home Friday after
noon at one O'Clock The pastor Of the
aptst Church OBLIGATED assisted by the
Rev. G. W. Burke OF the Methodist
Church the burial was at the Sanderson
cemetery. She leaves an aged mother,
two sisters, Mrs. Alice Emery of Cam
bridge and Miss Mary Of Fairfax ana one
brother, Homer of Connecticut,-The
water was turned on to the village water
system at FIVE o'clock Thursday afternoon
for the first time-Mrs. sarah Rowland
ls improving from her late sickness'-Mrs'
e. W. Writer'S and Miss Jane'te Ashley
Of st. Adams were tho guests OF MRS. H.
NJ. Ballard December 16-Mrs. NJ. e,
Ehedd has so far recovered from her late
illness to be able to ride out.
Arson Hitchcock died at the ST. Adams
hospital Sunday afternoon at three
o'clock. The funeral was held at the home
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-23

Saturday from Iowa, where he has pur-
chased a carload of horses.--I.loyd G..
Robinson came Saturday from Borden
town Military Academy, to pass n
two weeks vacation.
Miss Gertrude Norris was called to
Beverly, Mass. Saturday night by the
serious Illness of her sister. the wife of
Rev. T.. J. Lord, who formerly prea ched
herc.-Miss Myra Iierrick returned from
Hardwick Saturday evening, and will pass
Il vacation Of two weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. lIerrick.-M Miss Brenda
Harris returned Saturday from Canton.
n. T.-Miss Leota Stratton of Craftsbury
was guest Sunday and Monday of her
aunt Mrs. Mary Warreu-W. G. Nc
Clntock went to Brandon Monday. Miss
Edith Spiller. who Is taking n course in
the Troy Business College, came home
saturday evening for vacation of two
weeks.-The little child of Mr.. and Mrs
Eden lIovcy has been suffering from
what was supposed to be n boil on its side
sunday 1t was found that the trouble
was caused by a needle which had prob
ably Der swallowed by the child and was
working its way out. When found the
needle was protrudng far enough to be
easily removed.-Samuel Hull has employ
ment at Wells River Guy Cheney, n
student at Columbia University, New
York city, came home Monday to pass
the holidays.-Miss Clara Dodge OF Barre
is here to pass the holiday vacation.
At the regular meeting of I.amolle
Lodge. n. r. O. F., held Tuesday even
ing the following officers were elected:
Warden Gerald |. Towne; junior vice
warden, Homer j. Edwards; secretary,
Gustin r. Smith; financial secretary, T..
8. Robinson; treasurer. Charles Tinker:
chaplain, Mrs. G. f. Smith; guard. Mrs.
G. |. Towne; guardian. Mrs. II. II. Par
ker; sentinel, George Saxhv; trustee, G..
7. \. Smith A special meeting TO- IN
itiation will be held December 3o.-Mrs
Emily A. Codding and mother, Mrs. Jul
lima Mile. went to Watervile Wednes-
day.-G. a. Darrows was in CambridGe
Boro Wednesday. -AIrs. Walter Grout Of
Worcester Mass. arrived here Wednes-
day morning, summoned on account of
The Injuries received by her mother, Mrs.
G. w. Dott' H. falling on the ice.--Mr
sNd Mrs. Wallace are parents of baby
born Sunday morning Henry TillotsoA
was called to Stannard Wednesday, by
the serious illness OF his sister, Mrs.
Almon Chase.-Mrs. Emma Allen, who
has been Ill for some time is in critical
unditiOn.-OShorne Graves came We'd
nesdaY from Syracuse, y Y. where lfe is
attending school.--Mrs. Priscilla Carroll
came Wednesday morning from west
ford FOR q short stav
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-23
BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. Fl. H. Hall and children of Leo
minister, Mass, have returned home 49,
Miss Lila McNaney of West Clarenont.
n H., and Miss Grace McNaney of CO.
chtuate, Mass. are spending the Christ
mas vacation at home.-Mrs. Il. O. Tillot-
son and Miss Hattie Stanley are spend
Ing week with relatives IN Claremont.
y. H.--Miss Madge McElroy is spending
her vacation with her brother IN South
Burlngton.-Clyde Cowan OF Boston Is
spending the holidays with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cowan.-Mrs. Mary
McNaney is ill.--Miss Frances Ledoux Of
Rchford Is spending the holidays at
home.
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BRANDON.

Lloyd r. Sprague is home from St
JOINS Military Academy. Manlius. n.
Z. for MS Christmas vacation
Baker Brothers have received an
order from tho Jones creamery at
Richmond for $500 worth OF butter
tubs.-TEe Kings Daughters ara pre-
pairing Christmas boxes 10 be given to
the needy families In town.-Clarence
Hatch Is home from busin ess college
for Christmas.
Clarence NJ. Carpenter, who has been
In ST Louis Mo. for several months,
is with his family here.-Miss May 3.
Dram Of Barre Is with her mother. Mrs.
J. {. Oram.-Charles Tennien was taken
to tho Brattleboro retreat Monday for
treatment.-George Norton OF Boston Ia
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Norton.-Mss Lillian Mcleod has been
called to CRANKY. T. G., By the illness
of her fa,ner--Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Bartram have gone to Bridgeport, Conn,
for two weeks, and from there will go to
Denver. Colo. for the w.nter.-Miss Maud
Meacham. who has been the guest Of
Mrs. 8. W. Jones has returned to Orwell.
Il. A. Clougn. president and purchasing
agent for the Home Telephone & Teie-
graph Co. of Rochester has purchased OF
Nilil"m L. Waish anu u N. Wlnsiow
1,20 cedar telephone poles for their Rut-
land and Sherburne end to be built In the
spring.-Mrs. II. II. Hill, who has been
seriously ill., Is much improved. and she
has closed her house for the winter and
gone to the Brandon Inn,
George Briggs OF Montpelier 10 expected
in town to-day to remain a few days be-
fore going to Danbury Conn. to spend
Christmas with his family. --Christmas
services at st. Thomas's Episcopal Church
will be as follows: On Christmas morn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-23
GRAND ISLE.

The funeral of Mrs. Rcbccca Dclono
Pearl who died Dec. "a, was held Satur-
day at her late home. Mrs. Pearl was
born sept I@, 1921 on Sesuin island. off
the coast Of Maine Her father was at
the time a lighthouse keeper. She mar
iied in Boston in 1872. Alexander s.
pearl-Mr. and Mrs. Leandor Sheldon
Of Fair Haven spent Sunday I'm Grand
Isle. called here by the illness and death
of her mother. Mrs. Pearl, Frank
Richter also came to attend the fun
tral..-Sevcral from Grand Isle attended
the funeral of Mrs. Lydia Robinson of
South Hero sunday. Miss Bessie Allen
IS spending short season at her home
1T tho Methodist parsonagc.--F. A. Mar
tclle has passed the 18th anniversary Of
service In the rural free delivery. He
was the first one to make tie attempt
in the United States. His was n trial
trip, and he has continued at 1t ever
since.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-23
SWANTON.

Ten memorial stained glass windows
have been subscribed for to be placed
IN the new Holy Trinity Church.
Miss Maliie Smith. who has been visit
ing friends in Ohio, has returned
home-Miss Henrietta Smith is back
from Troy after an absence OF several
weeks.-Francis Lapelle, who has
been studying music in Boston, is
home for the holidaYs.--At Holy Trim
fly Church a Christmas eve service
will be held Friday night at $50, Tho
Christmas day celebration Of the holy
communion will be at s a. m-Miss
Pauline Loiselle, youngest daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Loiselle. who
has been critically i'll with diphtheria.
Is out Of danger and improving rapid
IT, This is the only case here
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-23
ENCS2URGH.

Christmas tree will be held Mt the
Vfstry of the Congregational Church
Friday evening. The exercises will be
by the children Of the Sunday school,
There will be a Christian Endesvor
meeting Thursday evening at G. L.
Nichol's.-Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wood
ward, and MI. and Mrs. r. A. Cassidy
attended the marriage of Ernest Haz-
ara and Miss Edith Cassidy at East
berkshire Thursday evening. Miss Flor
"rce Perley is at howe from Franklin
-or the school vacation.--F. l.. Kinhed
ANA r. NJ. Wright We're in bakersfield
nd waterfalls Tuesday .-Miss Ruth and
lister. Helen Wright. and Mrs. +. l..
* nfield were in St. Adams Tuesday
Mrs. A. G. Baker Is very low. She was
81 years old Dec. n-Frank Hart. Sr.,
suffers n great deal from blood poison
ing in his foot and although the doctors
advise him to have 1t amputated he has
not vet consented 10 have it done.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-23
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continucd from 3rd Pase.)

D'Brine rallied and Is doing week.-Mrs..
w. u. Mtiguy is in Barre Freddie
Lavery went TO Burlington Saturday to
visit in the family of his uncle. c. A.
Lavery. Principal f. v. Perkins left here
Saturday and met Mrs. Perkins and their
child at Essex Junction. They will pass
the greater part of the coming two weeks
in Brdgewater--Chrs exercises in
the village school were held for all the
grades below the grammar grade Friday
afternoon and for that grade that evening.
Each child received at least one present
Christmas at the churches: Episcopal,
Friday evening, children's service in the
church at six o'clock with Christmas tree
In Perley hall; following. Saturday choral
holy eucl artist at 1880. at 1000 n. M.
morning prayer. address and holy COM
munion. Methodist, Friday evening at
six O'Clock the children's exercises fol-
lowed by Christmas tree in the vestry.
Christmas concert Sunday evening. Bap-
list. Friday evening n Christmas tree in
The church for the children only.-E. Il.
Towle of South Franklin Is spending the
holidays with his sister, Mrs. NJ. G. Beat
ty.--C. l.. Marsh has purchased IA tablet
with Lincolns Gettysburg address which
at the proper time will be presented to
his nat tive town of Franklin and be placed
In the school building now being erected.
Harold Blair who is living with his
uncle. i. D. Hart has gone to his home
In St. Johns. Que. for the holidays
News is received here of the marriage of
Miss Katherine Beaulac ~ this place and
Bernard Smalley of Portland. Me, which
occurred in the latter city December 6.
They will be in this place after January
for n visit.
At special town meeting IN opera
hall Monday afternoon the town by a vote
nf le7 to SO refused to exempt the plant
If the Enosburgh Milk company from
taxation. When the Federal Packing co.
owned and managed this property it was
exempted by unanimous vote.-M. p.
Perley was in Burlington Tuesday.-F.
H. I.arnerd OF st. Adams was in town
Monday.--Col. j. G. Norton. formerly Of
st. Adams. was a business visitor here
Monday.-News Is received of the death
of Mrs. Ida Chaffee Goodsel in Qun-
ter. Kansas, where they went about eight
years ago from this place She is sur
vived by husband, who is in the insane
asylum in Topeka, son of twelve and n
daughter of eight years. Jay Leach was
also a member of the family. The bur-
'al was In Quinter Monday.