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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-16

bert Mayo has returned from a bust
ness trip to New York city and AL
bany.--Mr. and Mrs. g. a. Mills re-
turned Wednesday to Essex Junction
after n short visit In Stowe.--Mrs Jes-
sic q. Melendy and daughter. Adelaide,
OF Bayonne. n. j.. are guests at George
W. Adainss-Roy Barnes of Water
bury Center Is attending the high
scho ol.-The dance given by tho young
people Tuesday evening at the Akc-
ley Memorial building was very
pleasant nffair.---Edwin Lawrence Big
Glow. who Will leave Tuesday to
enter Middelbury College. was given
n pleasant party Wednesday evening
by memboSs Of the CONGREGATIONAL
Christian Endeavor socitey, of which
he Is president. and other friends.-
Mrs J. y. Camp OF Morrisville visited
Mrs. G.. j. Scribncr Wedncsday.--IIarry
H. Downrr Is in Boston. A. d. Alger
is acting In his stead on r. +. u.
route No. "A union service Will be
held MT the Methodist Church Sunday
evening at $50 with an address by
The Rev. J. q. Angcll.---The subject OF
sermon at the Congregational Churcn
Sunday morning next will be SHOULD
We Ask God for Common Things?"
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ALBURGH.

Maurice Sabre and family who have
been living in Lowell, Mass, have re-
turned tot reside herc.-Thc Misses F,u-
Eenia Carrie and Maude Robinson have
returned to their schools in johnson and
Champlain.-Jesse Mott and family ex-
poet soon to move into one of q. W.
Sabrc's houses at the station.-Miss
Louise Lessor Is teaching in the graded
school at North Hero Center.-G, w.
Sabre, who has been spending several
weeks In Providence, r. l.. has return
ed. miss Lucia Mott is caring for Mrs,
Peter Vantine.-Mrs. +. G.. Heath is in
the hospital at Montreal for treatment,
Saul Frank has gone to New York for
weeks stay.-Schools In town have
opened.-A. r. willard of the customs
denartment has purchased lot and ex-
meets to build house soon,-H. NJ,
Mott of Syracuse. N. y, spent Saturday
In town.-The Rev. l. w. Pierce is
spending his vacation visiting friends In
Canada.
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FAIRFAX.

Mrs. William Wright Of Montgomery is
tho guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
G. G. Orton.--Mrs. Sarah Rowland is
confined to the house by ilncss-Mrs.
NJ. e Shedd is improving slowly.-Fd-
ward Carpenter has returned from Bos-
ton.-Nathan Alfred has returned from
Randolph where he has had employment
all summer in a creamery.--T l.. smith
Will close his creamery in two weeks
here. but will continue to gather cream
and take 1t to FletCher-Miss Mablc
Allen of Buck Hollow has been visiting
Mrs. c. u. Orton.-Edward BRIGHAM of
St Adams is the guest of his brother. the
Rev. s. S. Brigham.-The reception at
tho Bellows Free Academy for the teach
ers Monday evening was well attended
B. NJ. Ballard and charles Strait went
to St. Adams Tuesday as jurors The
trustees of the Bellows Free Academy
have commenced work on the water
works
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HYDE PARK.

Miss Hazel Arkley of Philadelphia
visited here Fr.day.-Mrs. Mamie Strong
was in Greensboro Bend Saturday.-Mrs
Miss Florence Votey Of Burlington
visited at Col McFarland's Friday.-Miss
Alma Noyes has gone to Eden to teach
school--R. w. Iturlhurd OF burlington
and +. G.. Fleetwood Of Morrisvlle were
here saturday Miss Carrie Noyes re-
turned Saturday from visit in Burlng-
ton.-Mrs. Mary Leonard and children,
who have spent the GUNNER here have
returned 70 Chicago.
Mrs. Mari j. Smith, aged IS years, died
saturday - BriEht's disease She was
lifelong resident Of this place. a daueh-
ter Of the late Samuel Crowell and widow
Of William Smith The funeral was held
At the CONGREGATIONAL Church Monday
afternoon, the Rev w. r. Hamln ofY1c-
iating-Senatcr and Mrs c. s. Page re-
turned from their Canadian visit Satur-
days. H. Waters Of Burlington was in
town McHdaY.-W. +. Parker of Montpe-
Her was in town Mondsv.-James Eaton
and family are visiting relatives in Hard
wick.-Niiss Carrie Powers OF Morris
willie was In town Sunday.-Mrs. Garcia
Eaton and her daughter Miss Ellen c.
Eaton Of Chicago are guests AT Green
Gables" s. Il. Waite Is In Wolcott for
n few days Wilson Leach has returned
from sheldon. Clarence Clapper got
cauch, in the betting of a threshing ma
chine Thursday and received a broken
log and his face and mouth were badly
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Mr. and Mrs. W. +. Macy of Johnson
were in town Sunday and Monday Mrs
w. J. Wright Is in Farfax-Miss Alta
Dix has gone TO SaXtons River to attend
Vermont Academy.-T. c. Sears and
family of Richford We're in town over
Sunday-Emie Rossin is attending the
Lamoille Baptist association AZ Fairfax
this Week.-Charlos Dodge returned Tues
day to Wnooski to attend st. Michaels
Collegc-Mr. and Mrs. George Foster
were called to Westfiell the first of this
week by the death of Mrs. Fosters sis
ter.-P. H. Coleman. II. II. Tracy and
Roy Kingsley are attending county court
In ST. Albans.--F. r. Campbell of Bur
lineton was in town several days the
first of this week Miss Grace Brooks
of the Vermont Baptist State convention
Will occupy the pulpit at the Baptist
Church Sunday.--Georgc Whitney has
returned from North Troy, where he
visited his brother.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Mr.. ana Mrs. j. NJ. Skeels went to
Whitehall. n. y, Monday to attend the
funeral of his brother.-M. S. Thomas Is
Mt home from Thompson's Point for
few days.-NIiss Beatrice Houghton is
attending school in Burlington.-Rolla
IIil Is at home, having finished working
on the steamer Chateaugay.Mrs. Fred
Fortune is in very poor health.-R 7.
Phelps's condition Is somewhat improved.
Miss Evelyn Dean has returned to East
Orange, n. Mrs. NJ. s. Thomas has
returned from Thompson's Pont.-Rich-
ard. the young child of Mrs Anna Bots
ford, had one of its fingers cut off last
week by his sister, katherine, VINO Was
nln wing with q hatchet.
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Adams is manager of the branch
house of Chicago publishing con-
Germ. Those from out OF town to at
tend the wedding were Miss Alice
King OF Munson. Mass. Miss Effie
Buck Of Burlington, Miss Bertha Jen-
nlngs of Wolcott and Mrs. Ernest
Walton OF Montreal.
Wednesday evening at the Congre-
Sational parsonage, q quiet wedding
was solemnized when Miss Marianne
G. Johnson, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward $. Johnson, and Hugh "A.
Campbell, son Of Mrs. Viola I. Camp
boil, were married, the Rev C. w. St,
Glare officiating. Mr.. and Mrs Camp
bell will make their home on the
Campbell farm which Mr.. Campbell
has leased of his mother.
Arthur Forbush. who recently met
with serious auto accident at Spaf-
ford Lake, n. H., arrived here Tues
day from the Brnttleboro hospital and
will pass some time with his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Daniels,
while recovering from his injuries
Twenty-Five OF the friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bennett Eaton gnve them sur
~ ISc iipust warming una welcome
back to Morrisville Tuesday evening.
Mrs. George @. Morse presented
gift on behalf Of tho young ladies'.
and Levi NJ Murson on behalf Of the
mon. Both Mr., and Mrs. Eaton re-
spondcd --GoorEe Norton went TO
Montreal Wednesday. joining his wits
in visit with Maj and Mrs. James
Edwards and to be present at the 25th
Edwards. Mr.. and Mrs. Norton at
tended them at their marriage.-Mrs
H. L. Spear and Mrs Richard Common
were at the 81. Johnsbury fair We'd
port. y. IT,, Is the guest os Mrs. Claud
Tishor. Tho Misses Goodwin OF Hards
wick were her guests Wednesday,
W. r. Towne. chief of the fire depart.
rent and w. NJ. T!llotson were in
Burlington yesterday to attend tho
fire department field day Mrs Emma
Marvin and Mrs. Priscilla Carroll
We're visitors in Cambridge Wednes-
day.-Mrs. A. W. Stone. Mrs. J. NJ.
Kelley and N. and Mrs. Fred Wheeler
were In st. Johnsbur:' Wednesday,
George Grout of Waterbury IL the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. ". Fitch
Mrs. T. A. Flandreau OF Jacksonville
and parents. Dr. and Mrs W. w:
Tracy, Of Washington, D. c., were In
town Wednesday.
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BEAVER

Mr. and Mrs. w s. Daniels visited IN
Swanton the last Of the week Marcus
Latin and family Of East Gtorgia was at
w. O. Kings Sunday.-Miss Florence
Kennady of St Adams visited her cousin,
Mrs. W. O. King, several days last week.
-Alacc, daughter of A. l.. Chcrrier. is
in the St Albans hospital for treatment.
Miss Mable Austin, WHO was quite III
last week, is better.-C. A. Champion, .1r
Of St. Adams spoke at the Methodist
Church Sunday I'm tho interest Of tho
Franklin County sunday School associa
ton TO he held at Swanton Thursday
and FRIDAY
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GEORGIA.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierce and sister.
Mrs, LOOMS, We're guests of William
Warner Friday.--Mr. and Mrs c. NJ
Austin returned from Pine Reach Me
Monday.-NIrs. Sinclair Blair of Gcnesco
Ill, is visiting her niece. Mrs Alison
Wood-Miss Emma Boyden was the
guest Tuesday Of her sister, Mrs. Nelson
Carr.-Miss Hyde and Mrs. Howard of
Winooski We're guests at a. G. Spauld-
ing's last week.-Spencer Boyden and
Miss Lizzie Boyden have returned from
ntpelier,-Misses Mary, Isabel and
Carrie Duffey, who have been spending
the summer here, have returned to Mas
Sachusetts
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WATERVILLE.

Walter Robertson has moved TO Cam
bridge Junction Miss Bulah Tohn u
Worcester Mass, came Monday for a
short visit here.-AleX Anderson left on
Monday for Boston. where he expects TO
enter the marine serviCe.-Mr. and Mrs.
T. G. Wells. who spent several days with
rends in Vndcrhll last week, returned
home Monday.--CommUnion service will
be held a. the Union Church Sunday
with sermon by the district superin-
tendent, the Rev. Mr. Hunt-Mrs. Frank
Norris and children Of bakersfield spent
the past week with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Chase.-Mildred Lumhra and
Miss Bessie Tillotson are attending ths
normal school at .Iohnson.-WiN Man.
chester Homer. and Prescott Stevens and
James Eeard are attending the Johnson
high school and Lewis Roberts Is NJ
Brigham Academy, bakersfield
Billings of this place and Miss Maud Piper
Of Neene, y. H.. were married Friday,
They intend to settle IN town.-Miss Mar,
Hubbard Of Massa chusetts is visiting he,
sister at Mrs Mary Westcot's
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SWANTON CENTER.

Miss Cora Hazard went TO Boston
Tuesday to visit her brothers. Fay and
Frod-Harold NJ. Royce las returned to
his work in Saranac Lake. n. Y. after
short visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. +. Royce.-Mlss Daisy Royce is
teaching school In West Swanton.-Miss
Pearl Ricard is teaching in Hishgate
Cen'er.-Mrs. y. f. Jennison has gone
to La Grange, Ill, to pass the winter
Robert f. Jcnnson Is visiting in Boston
before commencing his second year at
the University OF Chicago.-The pupils
OF district No. 10 are conveyed this fan
to the school at Skeels's Corner, taught
by Miss Marjorie Flcury Of Swanton.
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course III IRE" lhYhoe'ca' seminary
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can Express company at Woodstock, ts
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Mandleo'-f rank ~ Manuel Is In New
YORK on huslness.-Mrs' Lhzzie carter Of
Albany Is WISHING her sister Mrs. W. II.
Nh"ltec'- peleeates to tho SUNDAY school
convention at SWantoh lhufsday and Fri
DAY are baptist the HcV. ana Mrs, w.
u. SooHeIu' Methodist MISS Nellie Manuel
ana mrs ~ A. Hasen'-f W. Newcomb.
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Fred NJ. Butler Of Rutland, presiding
There are some 35 cases set for Jury triol
and IS with the court
The annual meeting of the franklin
County Bar association was held at tho
court house Tuesday afternoon. at
which the president. II. O. Strutevant Of
Swanton, presided These officers were
elected for the coming year: President.
Chaunccy g. Austin vice-presidcnt
George NJ. Hogan; secretary and treas
urcr Elmer Johnson executive commit
tee. the president and vicc-president, and
w. H. Fairchild of Fairfield. Sheldon r.
Borigh' # Richford and +. l.. Webster
Of swantor. 1t was voted to hold BAN
uuet at the close of the present term.
George story has sold his cottage on
Shantv Point to Fred Jackson OF Swan
ton. WHO has taken possession.
John Fierce of franklin was badly in
iurcd Tuesday morning in runaway
accident Mr.. Pierce, who Is 20, was
driving pair of colts down Main street
when the horses became frightened at a
passing electric car ana bolted. Mr.
Pierce dropped the roins and jumped. He
fol- heavily. fracturnE the bones or his
richt ankle and getting a bad shaking
m Frank Meade. who was ruling with
Mr. Pierce prahbcd the rcins hut was
unable to DO anything with the maddened
team which soon crashed into an electric
light pole IN front OF The Foss place, badly
smashre tho rr Mr. Pierce was taken
to Or. Pairc's office whore his wounds
were dressed and he was later removed
t. tho BONO Of G.. NJ Bell. where he was
rest ',~ conifortahlv last night
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EAST BERKSHIRE

Edward Coffin and Miss Sadie Cham
hcrlain were married in Calvary Church
Wednesday at eight o'clock Mrs. Frank
Hadd, Mrs. Ernest Young and daughter
Dorothy, are passing a few days in
Jercho.--Miss Grace Blair, who has
been a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. o. Monatt
has returned to burlington, parish
and vcstry meeting is called for next
Monday evening in Calvary Church. when
the selling of the land on which the old
rectory now stands Will be considered
Miss Grace Wadleigh has been passing a
few 0fi ntn
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FRAN KILN COUNTY.
ST. ALB BANS.

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vernon raH"aF'
Mrs Ernest warmer age" 49, ol 81 Al
bans town. had the misfortune 10 hfeak
one leg IhurS'aN Whhe ahSh'ihS from a
merry-go-round at the fIattSourSh lair
As the accident happened near the leaV-
ing time or the h"at she was pIaoea on
a stretcher ana brought nome where 'he
fracture was fedu'ed'
The news mas been received mere OF
the wedding OF MISS Marion Fohes or
Portland. Me. ana Lawrence lralncrd OF
Boston formerly OF this city which took
place Thursday In BOSTON
AZ n Fp'claI meeting OF the CITY
council SATURDAY eve the resignation
or a. W. 'o"'o ms chiei OF 'he llre a.
par.ihcH' was "c''P'r' anu .iie
lowing oHlco'7 'l'''""' N"I.i' r., H.
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GRAND ISLE.

Mr.. and Mrs Elias Mooney OF Lowell,
Mass, are visiting his mother. Mrs.
Franklin Mooney, at II. s. Kinney s-Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Scotield of st. Alhans
visited at Il. j. Parker's Sunday.-The
Rev. MIR. White gave his farewell ser
mon Sunday evening and will leave this
week for new pastorate In Massa-
chusetts. where he has more lucrative
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SWANTON.

Miss Lois Gifrin, an expert oneroto-
on the Simplex type setting machine who
has been employed By the Swanton Cou.
ier has returned to Northncld.-r w
French. cashier in the Swanton ban,,
was called to Brattleboro Friday nv tho
serious Illness Of his mother. LYMAN r
Tohin lef' Wednesday to teach Eng
lish in Hoosac, n. Y.-Miss Matte lIus-
scy who has spent the summer at AS
guam Take, IS now at Ipswich. Mass, for
week or two before returning to her
home here. Lyman Banker of Boston
Is guest of Madam TTarwood Mr. and
Mrs. George Styles have returned from
Richmond.-The water in the river is so
low that the power boats have some diff
nculty in navigating above what is
known as Rood's and.-Mrs. Florence
Strong and sons Carl and Henry, who
have spent tho summer at Mrs. II. NJ.
stones returned Tuesday to New York
ci'y.-MrF Maurice Collins OF Rutland.
formerly Miss Meigs Of this place. is Wis
ting Mrs. Bay Russell Stewart Dean
Of Boston. graduate or Harvard and
4 teacher of French and Latin in the
Berkshires. is visiting old friends and
school mates in town
Roy A. Underwood and Miss DAPHNE
T. Leach were married saturday at
tcrnoon at the home of Ernest Prou-
ty. Both of the young people are
from this place and are members Of
the Methodist Church. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. c. d.
Pierce.
Miss Marion Laughlin, who has been
a guest of Henrietta Smith, has returned
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ENOSBURGH.

The ladies' of the Congregational
Church served dinner at the home of
Mrs 8. p. Stevens yesterday. The W ON
ans Foreign Missionary society has
elected the following officers: President.
Mrs Evarts Kent; vice-president, Mrs
j. NJ Wright; secretary and treasurer,
Mrs f. 8. Maynard.-F, NJ. Wright. G..
II. Nichols and Alfred I.ibbcy are build
ing silos-Theodore Perley was elected
by the Congregational Sunday School
as delegate to the county Sunday
school convention at Swanton.- Corn,
which is very small and backward, has
been injured in many places by frost and
farmers are busy cutting 1.-THE funeral
of Joseph Mcdonald was held Thursday
the Rev. T.. Kent officiating, Singing
was by a male quartette and the burial
was in the cemetery at the Centre.-Mr
and Mrs. II. p. Hopkins of Trout River
and Dr. and Mrs. Myers and two child
rem OF Tottenville. Staten island. visited
at n 7. Bashaw's and Wright farm last
week.-Mrs.. +. Il. Perkins of Enosburgh
Falls is passing few days with her
neice. Mrs. G. II. Fairbank' s.-Jamcs
Iibbey, who has been with his son in
Hardwick several weeks returned Mon
day.-Thc district schools commenced
this week
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salary.-The Ladies' Aid was very pleas
antly entertained at II. w Ladd's
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Prouty and
daughter visited in Jericho and Essex
over Sunday.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Lila McNaney has gone to Clare
mont. n. H, where she has a position as
teacher The town schools opened Tues
day, September I, with the following
teachers; Common school. Miss RATHER
i1e McNaney; north school, Miss Kath-
crime Ryan of Fairfax; branch school,
Miss Flossie I.afley; west school. Miss
Lulu Bradish Of Jericho; Egypt school,
Miss Mamie Carroll OF Jericho; south
school, Miss Mary Lamell CT johnson;
Password hill school, Miss Florence
Durivare: Ross school. Mrs Coda
Brady; east school. Miss Anna Brady
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence ST. John of Berk-
shire visited Mrs Eta Sabourin over
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. James Watson Of
Cambridge spent Sunday with Mrs. AL
berta Watson.-Charles Pearson, who
has employment in Cambridge, spent
Sunday with his family.-CliNord and
Consuelo Stuart of Fairfax spent Sum
day In town.-The Ladies' Circle of ST.
Georges Church will meet with Mrs
William Cook Saturday.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
Continued from End Pngc)
sHELBURNE.

a very quiet wedding took place
tuesday evening at the home of Mr..
'nd Mrs Kay II. Hathaway. when
George y. Willcy of Shclburnc and
MISS Lizzie Kay Tullis Of Dundee
scotland, were married by the Roy.
MIR. watson. The bride was bccom-
ingiy gowncd in white lace over
white silk and carried white astors.
After the ceremony supper was
served. The couple will reside in Snel-
hurnc.-Nlr. and Mrs. l. H. Dcycttt have
purchased the Bacon property con-
sisting Of the residence of the 1atc
Mrs. sarah Bacon ana the store that
Roberts 81 Dcyctt have occupied The,
I'VE rented the house to Mrs L. -.
lercival.-L. c. Clark has sold his
stock farm to Daniel Hurley ana
possession will be given October l..
Tie sale included Stock tools and
lay everything except six Of Mr..
t'Iurk'S trotting horses
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SOUTH HERO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Martell of Willis
ton have visited in town this wcel.-H
r. Keller Of Burlington was in town the
first Of the week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-16
MORRISV1LLE.


The class OF 1910 ut Peoples academy
has elected the following officers: Presi-
dent. y. Thomas; v!cs-prestdont Juna
Kinds; treasurer. Gwcndolyn Smith; sec
rotary. Della Briggs; officers of the Ath-
lctic association are: W. Bonr1man.
president: Anair, vice president: Wcafer,
treasurer. basket bail captain Anair;
manager B. Thomas base ball, Wcafer
captain Kelley. manaCer.-Mr. and Mrs
c.. II. Prior were in St Johnsbury over
Sunday with their son. Charles Prior
Mrs. w. r. Vance Of N-atervllle visited
Mr.. ard Mrs W W. Gauvin Saturday,
Mrs. Charles Smith OF T1illsboro. Y. H.,
Is visiting her aieter ard husband Mr.
and Mrs. ]. 4. Robinson and Mrs
George A Jenkins ~ bradford v-ho have
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-16
JEFTERSONvILLE.

Mrs. S, +. Pope has gone to Lowell to
attend the funeral Of her aunt, Mrs.
Rufus Kinsley.-The Cresendo club will
meet with Mrs. Henry Mentally Friday
evening At the last meeting. the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
Carrie i. Carroll; vice president. Laurs
Page; secretary, Mrs. Carrie Lease; neN
secretary, Mrs. Cora Westman; treas-
urer. Mrs. Fannie McNaiiy; chaplain.
Mrs. W. H. Grswold.-Mrs. Hattie Hun
ter of Boston Is stopping with her moth
er, Mrs. Sarah Bradley.-Mr, and Mrs.
w II. Griswold are in Burlington. Mr..
Gr!swold went to the Mary Fletcher hos
p!tal for treatment. 1t n reported ne 10
doing well--Woodmans hall and Frank
Thomas's house are nearing completion.
and are both fine buildings.--Mr. and
Mrs l.. s. Morse wero In Morrisville
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