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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-06
FAIRFAX.

Miss Maud L. Hathaway of Can
ajoharie, n. Y, spent Christmas will
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Hatha-
way.-Mrs. Carrie Giddings Is very sick
with asthma.-There were about 40 at
the roll call at the Baptist Church Sat
urday. The Rev. Mr.. Brown Of theh
Baptist Church of st. Adams and the
Rev. George w. Burke. pastor of the
Methodist Church of Fairfax were pres
ent.-The Ladies' Improvement society
has had the electrical switch for the
street lamps in front of the parsonage
removed to F.. A. Woods house.-Howard
Rowland found one of his horses dead
in the stable Monday morning.-H. G.
Thomas. State fish and game commits
sioner has reappointed B. NJ. Ballard
deputy fish and game warden of Fair
fax.
The trustees and directors have deter
mined to introduce a complete business
course at Bellows Free Academy. A
teacher has been secured and equipment
OF all kinds will be installed as rapidly
as the growth OF the course requires.
Miss Merritt. who is to assume the posi-
ton of instructor. holds diplomas from
Smith College and from the normal train
ing department of n business school in
has been under the tuition OF Miss Car
rington. who is the most rapid stenog-
rapher in the world.
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GRAND ISLE
ALBURG CENTER.

Can't. T.. T.. Rockwell is visiting his
daughters In Richford and Fairfield
Miss Margaret HonsinGer. who is at
tending school in Brusiton. n. Y. Is
home for the holiday vacation.-Miss
Marie Rockwell returned to her school
In Montpelier S~aturday.-Mr. and Mrs.
L. NJ. Rockwell were the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Tudhopc OF North
Hero over Sunday,-Mr. and Mrs. George
Duba OF South Hero wero the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Rama Duba Sunday.-The
funeral of Mr.. Sidrey Iiutch,ns, who
died at 500 o'clock Friday evening from
n complication OF diseases. was held
from the Methodist Church Monday fore
noon at lo:M O'Clock. the Rev. r. J..
CROSBY officiating. Intcrment was in
the South Alhurg cemetery.
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LAM0lLLE
STOWE.

AT the morning session of the Congre-
tional annual meeting Thursday the roll
call was taken. among those responding
by letter being Miss Sarah Parrish OF
Mortified, Mrs. Chandler Watts. Mrs.
l.. G. Clark and Mrs. G. w. Clark OF
Morrisvil!e, Miss Nellie Watts Of Haver-
hill, Mass, and Mrs. W. A. Alger Of Wat
erbury Center. Dinner was served at
noon. AT the afternoon session the off,
cial reports showed that the expenses
OF the year had been met and n small
fund remains In the treasury. Officers
elected were: Deacon for two years T.
d. Smith; clerk and treasurer, Mrs. Alice
A. Raymond: Sunday school superintend-
ent. Mrs. Alice A. Raymond, secretary
and treasurer. Miss Kate Robinson. Dur
ing tho session a valuable gold watch
G. Cornwell. by Deacon A. H.. Cheney in
was presented to the pastor, the Rev. A.
behalf Of the church and congregation
The Unity Ladies' circle will serge an
oyster suppe ut the church this
a~fternoon.-The Congregational Ladies'
circle held Its annual business meet
ing with Mrs. Elizabeth Fuller Wednes-
day afternoon.-Hugh Savage, who was
injured last week by a falling electric
power pole, was able to be moved from
the town farm to his home in Morristowu
Monday.-Miss Minnie Ayes went Mon.
day to Waterville to visit her sister, Mrs.
Ralph Clark. on her return to her work
in Morrison hospital, Whitohill. n. H
Mrs. Arthur French returned to her en-
ployment with Mrs. Luther Graves of
Waterbury Monday after n months va
cation In Stowe.-The high and graded
schools opened Monday after II two
weeks vacation with an increased at
tend. The teachers have all returned ex-
cept Edwin II. Bigelow Of the
school. who Is i'll. Mrs. w. II. Douglass
continuing in his place for the present.
Miss Ada Johnson has returned to the
high school after a several weeks alb
sence.-Mrs. Edmund Neal and Miss
Spencer Of Claremont. n. H.. are spend
ing some time with the formers daughter
Mrs. w. II. Douglass.-Mr. and Mrs. O..
A.. Sanborn and family attended a family
reunion Sunday at the home Of her Ia
ther. George w. Foss of Morristown.-
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Clair and sons of
Waterbury visited at II. NJ. Clair's over
Sunday.-Miss Grace Bigelow left Sum.
day on her return to Springfield. Mass,
were she Is a teacher in the high school.
-La Bigelow returned Monday to
Middlebury College, -Raeburn r. McMa-
hon has returned to Dartmouth College,
Miss Annie Mayo is visiting her sisters
In Proctor and Schenectady, N. Y, on
her retui, to Syracuse University. Thu
Misses Burt, Brush, Vearren and Chaplin
and Herbert Wright returned to SYRIA
cuse NOTWITHSTANDING p. Blgelow OF
Hartford. Conn. who 10 acting as In
r:ructor In the dairy school In Burling-
ton, visited his parents in Stowe over
Sunday.
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S

The first Pnn-Hellsnic banquet, nm
organization composed of Lamoille
county college men was held at tho
Randall Friday evening, there being
fifteen men present. The Hon. i. G.
Fleetwood acted as toastmaster. There
were no set toasts but short
speeches We're made by w. II. Doug
lass OF Stowe, George Harris Of stowe,
Fred NJ. Small. the Rev. c. c. st. Clare
and 7. c. Cheney OF Morrisville, and
Frot. /. f.. Daniels OF Brooklyn.
N. Y.-Osburn Gravcs returned to
syracuse University Saturday.-Miss
Clara Dodge returned to Barre Satur-
day.-Hiram Dodge left Saturday for
state College, Pa.-Miss Clara 3. Niles
was in Cambridge Saturday afternoon
to install the officers OF the w. r. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Raymond were in
Htghgate over Sunday.--Mrs. Peter ST.
John passed New Years day In Hyde
Park with her sisters, the Misses Gau-
thier.-Mrs. c.. r. Greene was called
to st. Adams Saturday by the criti-
cal condition OF her mother, Mrs. Ell
lon Thorn.--Mrs. Oritha Andrews and
daughter were In Hyde Park Satur-
day.-A. c. Merrill went to Essex
y Nsosk as NOhotUs
Horace G. MERRILL. F. Daniels re-
turned to Brooklyn. N. Y. saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Carpenter enter
tanned Friday evening. About 80 were
present and the New Years entrance
was properly cclebrated.-Miss Glen
ma Russell returned to Enosburg Falls
Saturday.-Noyes G. Slavton enter
tained with a dance At Grange hall
Friday evening.--Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Davis ave a dinner Saturday In hon
or OF the SSrd anniversary Of the mar
riaae OF the lattsr's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Dodge.--It 10 expected
that w ]. Bigelow. editor OF the ST.
Johnsbury Caledonia, will speak be-
fore the Brotherhood OF the Congrega-
tional Church Sunday evening. Janu-
ard s.-.The Rev. DIR. v. NJ. Hardy
preached in the congregational
Church at Peacham ~Sunday'-Mrs'
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GRAND L

There Is to be an agricultural meet
ing at the Grange hall in Grand Isle
Jan. Mrs. w. S. Scarf Is still crit
ically Ill. DR.. Maynard was called from
Burlington in consultation.-Mra. Mer-
rift Nontine was called to Boston
Monday by tho death OF her brother.
who was killed In a railroad accident
near Boston.-Seward Vantine has gone
to Boston.-Claud Parks gave a party
New Years evening at his home to
about 40 couples.-The cold weather
plays havoc with the telephone wires
Mrs. s. S. Griswold was called Monday
to South Hero by the death Of Mrs. Jed
Wood, who died at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Andrew Blow, after a
lingering illness Her remains were
laid in the vau at South Hero Gene
tery.-Mrs. Edwin Adams is very
feeble.
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franklin
ST. ALBANS.

Israel Ray, aged 20 years. was found
dead Mt his home on Elm street Deccm-
hcr % by Harold Graves. an employe
OF the st. Adams Gas Co., who had Rone
TO the house to read the gas meter. Mr.,
Ray had evidently just returned home for
he had on his hat and overcoat. The
cause for his death was hemorrhage OF
the brain. according to the verdict Of the
physician performing the autopsy. Mr.
Ray has no surviving relatives. his wife
having died several years ago. He was a
veteran of the Civil War and a membe,
Of A. r. Hurlbut Post, No. GO, G.. A. r.
The funeral was held at the undertake
ing rooms of John +. Sullivan Friday
afternoon at two o'clock.
A. T.. Young of Highgate, who Is at
the hospital in this city receiving
treatment for self inflicted wounds, is
better and his ultimate recovery is
expected. Young is a rural free deliv-
cry carrier and Thursday morning after
working his mail at the Highgate
postoffice started on his route. After
proceeding about a mile he put his
horse in the barn of Antoine Guyette.
went to the store of Henry Banyea
and anded Mr.. Banyea a letter to his
iather, MS money and his Keys. lie
then returned to the barn went up.
stairs and shot himself twice in the
mead with a 81 calibre revolver, one
shot coming out through the eye and
the other grazing the skull. He Is
now conscious and will probably live.
There is no reason known for the act
but some people say Young has acted
strangely for several weeks. Mr..
Young was not married.
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ENOSBURGH.

Jay Leach arrived in tow Monday
from Quinter. Kans.. where he has lived
for a few years past. He is staying with
Mrs. Barnard Goodsell for the present.
his wife having recently died.-A brisk
north wind Monday evening carried the
temucrature rapidly from "a above to IA
below zero.
Mrs. Roy Maynard and aunt Mrs. S.
II. Dow. are in Irasburg.-Mr. and Mrs.
II. n. Bessey. who have been in Mass
achusetts for several weeks visiting rel
atives in Lawrence and Maiden, return
ed home last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Woodward and son. Lloyd. OF Richford
passed New Years at A. ]. Woodward's,
The Christian Endeavor society will
meet this evening ut G. S, Fassett's. At
the same time and place n meeting OF
the Sunday Schoo society will be held
Miss Florence Perley returned to Frank
lin Saturday.-I1arold Fassett went to
Cambridge Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. G.
r. Kenfeld ana sister, Miss Abbey
Kenneld of Fairfax. with Mr.. and Mrs.
A.. ]. Woodward visited Mr.. and Mrs.
F.. J.. Kcnneld last week Schools In
town reopcned Monday.-Melvin L.
Wright started Tuesday for Upper Sara
mac. n. ". to visit the family of his
aunt. Mrs. Warren W. Cole.
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WESTFORD.

\ meeting of the Congregational
Church society will be held Saturday
aNcrnoon-The Ladies' Social Cir
tlc met with Mrs. j. T.. Allen Tuesday
ufternoon.-Mrs. Charles Munson, Sr,,
returned Saturday from a weeks visit
in Burlington.-Miss Lizzie Newland
of Morrisville Is visiting in town.
Evans Kiddcr returned to Middlebury
Monday.-Mrs. II. G. Macomber is
quite i'll with blood poisoning-The
officers of the Congregational Sunday
school are: Superintendent, G.. l..
Grow; assistant. Chester Hall; secre-
tary, Miss Lcnnie Grow: treasurer,
Miss Luna O5good-Hhc Osgood Hill
Cemetary association has received a
gift of one hundred dollars from
George ]. Hobart.-Thc Fortnightly
club will meet at the home of Mrs. r..
y. Perry this a~fternoon.-The Rev.
Mr.. Burke of Fairfax will preach
In the Congregational Church Sunday
morning.
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ESSEX CENTER.

There will be n public installation OF
officers at the range hall and a harvest
supper January 5.--Alonzo kinsley Is H..
Miss Bessie Fletcher has returned to
winthrop. Mass.-John Vochia has opened
n boot and shot shop at the residence OF
Edward Naylor.-Miss Florence Mcbride
of Essex junction visited her uncle. q. f.
Bixby. Saturday.-The friends Of Miss
Blanche Dygert gave her a surprise Fri.
day. The evening was spent in playing
whist and refreshments were served
Miss Bertha Phelps of Williston was the
guest of Miss Stella Farnsworth Friday.
There will be a special service at
the Methodist Episcopal Church FRI
day evening at 7;30. The Rev. Mr..
Burke of Fairfax Will preach.-Miss
Mary Nichols returned to Boston Wed.
ncsday.--Miss Alice Davis returned to
Boston Monday.-Z. w. Farrand ex-
poets to start for Virginia Tuesday on
a business trip.
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sWANToN CENTER,

Miss Greta Cady of Burlington visited
at ]. T. Catlin's New Year's.-Miss Mary
Dollar visited her mother In Berkshire
over New Year's.-Miss Marion Gordon
OF Alburg Center Is visiting Miss Nellie
Catlin.-Miss J'Ssie ssicard OF White
River Junction visited her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. c. p. Ricard, last week.-Tues
day evening, mercury registered % de-
grees below zero. the lowest point reach
ed this season.-Mr and Mrs. Albert G..
Jennison. for many years of Skeels Cor
ner. but now of st. Adams city. quietly
celebrated their 5th wedding anniversary
New Years day, when several relatives
and friends gave them a surprise rccep-
ton. A post card shower was also given.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The January meeting of the w. c.
Il. L. was held Wednesday after
noon of this week at two o'clock. with
Mrs. Dawson at the Baptist parson-
nge.-The Thursday evening prayer
meeting will be held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Harris his week
mt 1880 o'clock.-Miss Flora Clark
went Saturday to W~aterville. to visit
her brother, Ralph Clark.-Mrs. Ly-
man Payne and little son, Ralph, are
the guests of Mrs. Payne's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. y. O. Foote.-Miss Leila
Fonda entertained n party Of her
young friends Friday evening to
watch the old year out.--Mr. and Mrs.
John Eagan and son. George. were
visitors in Waterville Friday.-Mr.
and Mrs. A. r.. White are at home
from their holiday trip to points in
New Hampshire and Massachusetts.-
Earl Taggart returned to Burlington
Sunday after spending a week with
his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r.
Tasgart.-One of the presents on the
Christmas tree for the Rev. md Mrs.
Thomas Dawson was n postal card
album. which. upon arriving home they
found. contained 90 new. crisp one
dollar bills. gifts from friends in the
parlsh-Mrs. Alfred Payne and in
FAINT of Cornwall are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. o. Foote.-Henry Jacobs and
family OF Burlington are visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Jacobs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Towers were in
Richmond Friday &c attend the funer-
nj of Albert ADMINISTRATION Pur-
lngton of Lincoln. who has been the
quest of Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Foote.
left Saturday morning for Waterville
90 visit Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Clarke
Miss Christina Noigt returned to
business college Monday.-Leila st.
George. youngest child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred st George, is confined to
the house by Illness.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

The December just passed was a
month of ever temperatures. slightly
colder than the average and with A
continued deficiency in moisture. The
mean reading was 1876 with an aver
age for the years past of 223. The
highest reading was 40 and the low
est IS below zero. The greatest daily
range was 30 while for one "a hours
the mercury was stationar Y at 80 de-
grees and one other day showed n
variation Of only two degrees. 1t
rained or showed on IL days to the
amount of (melted) Isl inches. (un-
melted) is inches. The prevailing
wind direction was northwest. The
month was composed of three clear,
four partly cloudy and "a cloudy days.
The w. V. Phelps Co. is a corpora
ton recently organized to do a gem
eral merchandising and milling bust
ness with w. V. Phelps. a. s. Arm
strong, IA. w. Shower. ]. b. KimbaII
and c.. S. Forsythe as i%ncorporators
with II capital stock of SIC, 1000. They
succeed to the business Of w. V.
Phelps e. Co. whose stock Is being
inventoried. after which the ~organiza-
ton will be completed by the election
Of oficers.-The town and village
schools opened Monday Mr.. and
Mrs. II. FL. Besscy were in town FRI
day on their return from five weeks
among friends near Boston.-Miss
Hattie McAllister of Moretown, who
went to Richmond Friday night
Mrs. A. A. Raymore of st. Albans has
been visiting DR.. and Mrs. A. j. Oar
rah for a few days.-Tho Rev. G.. w,
Hunt Of St. Adams and Miss White
more Of Dorchester, Mass, a grand
daughter. were in town Friday.-Ow-
ing to the illness Of some Of the
clergymen interested, the watch-night
service in Derby. at which the Rev.
William Shaw vas to have spoken,
was called off.
The Kimball family had Its annua
straw ride Saturday. On the return
az Mrs. A. l. Gleason alighted at her
home she made a mis-stcp and sprain-
ed m knee so as to conhne her ia
the bed.-David Ogilvie of Proctor
visited his sister. Miss Elsie Ogilvie,
at O.. Merrill's over Sunday.-Dr. and
Mrs. r. II. Brown and daughters, Mar
garet and Barbary, visited his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Is. j. Brown, In
Sheldon over Sunday. NJ. Jeffords
and j. W. Pomeroy are ill.-Ellsworth
Cushman has resigned the position he
has held at the local station and re-
entered the employ OF !. A. Vincent.
M. ]. Irish will assist In the station
for awhile.--Harris Shaver went TO
Burlington Monday where he has en-
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Myrtle Mosier, VINO has been pass
ing the holidays at her home here. re-
turned Saturday to Ware, Mass, where
she 10 teaching school.-C. T. Rogers went
to Albany, n. Z, Monday. where he will
attend tho Albany Business College,
Mrs. w. s. Hicks was called to Newport
Wednesday by the serious illness of her
sister, Mrs. David ammond.-Miss Lii
liam O'Brlen Of Farnhain. Que, Is visit
ing at the home of her grandfather. w
s.. Livinaston.-Mrs. Joseph Corliss and
daughter OF Highgate are visiting her
son, II. p. Corliss.-Miss Gladys Diamond
has returned to Montgomery after pass
ing q weeks vacation at ZONE. Mrs. By
ron Hicks Of Sutton. Que. visited AT w. :.
Hicks's and Mrs. NJ. e. Hammond's over
Sunday,
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RICHMOND.

Miss Bessie Tomlinson is seriously i'll
with pneumonia.-Mrs. w. w. Miller has
returned from Randolph, where she has
been the guest of Mr.. Miller's parents
+. +. cannon is seriously i'll with pneu-
monia.-Miss Katherine Hurley has re-
turned to her school in Castleton and
Miss Nina Shepardson has returned to
saxtons River.-Miss Josephine Gleason
left Monday for Mortified Fails, where
She has . position as teacher in the high
Bchool,--Miss Rose Donoway has return
I'd from Vorgennes.--Miss C. a. Williams
Is visiting in Burlington.-E. j. Berry
bag returned frnm RnStnn
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FRANKLIN.

w. IL. Wright returned to Burlington
Monday to resume his studies.-It is ex-
pected that the school house will be
ready for o%ccupancy early in February.
Tuesday morning the thermometer
registered 20 degrees below zero.-Silver
Lake Camp. NJ. W. A.. s.7sG. had n pub
lie installation of officers and gave n
banquet to their friends In the town
hall Tuesday to which about % sat
down. The officers for the coming year
are Council. F. w. Robe; adviser. r. ].
Gates: banker. C.. H.. Stafford: clerk, A.
d. whitney; Waterman, l. 8. Brewer;
sentinel. B. b. Woodward: manager. A.
O.. Bowen.-Mrs. c. Adams and daughter
of Essex Junction are guests OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Anderson
]. Edison wilder returned to South Bur.
lington Wednesday.--Mrs Welch IL i'll.
The men OF the Congregational Church
will give their annual supper next week
Friday night.
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BERKSHIRE.
BEAVER.

Henry Brunell of st. Adams is with
his aunt, Mrs. Waiter Haywood
About $i3 was cleared for he Ladies'
Years dinner ut Story brothers.
About s13 was cleared for tho Ladies'
Aid.-Tuesday morning was the cold-
cst Of the winter. II below zero with
a strong west wind.--kynan Leach
spent the holidays in Lanoillc county.
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U

The funeral Of Jay Spicer, who died
Saturday, WAS held at his late home
Tuesday at 1870 y. m. The Rev. !. c.
Smart officiated and the bearers were Odd
Fellows. Tho interment was in the
Eldredge cenletery,-The condition OF Mrs.
Edward Walker, who is at the Mary
Fletcher hospital for treatment, Is favor
hhle.-The Misses Lutte Rollins and Lou
McGaughey spent New Years at Hunting
ION Center with friends.-l he schools
opened Monday after the holiday vaca-
,ion.-The thermometer registered eight
degrees below zero on Fourth street We'd
oesday morning.
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he high school.-The annual church
Inner. business meeting and roll call
f the Congregational Church in this
village was held at the parish house
Friday. The following officers were
elected: Moderator, y. G.. Brown;
clerk, +. NJ. %ITaskins; treasurer, T.. u.
Jordan; trustees. G. NJ. willard. Il. G..
Brown; deacon for three years, Frank
A. stiles: collector. G. c. Bicknell;
Sunday school superintendent, Mrs. j.
w. Hart.
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MONTGOMERY.

John Baxendalc. Jr.. went to Roches-
ter Tuesday as a delegate to the con-
ventIon OF the Student Volunteer Move
ment.-Miss Amy O. Goodspeed return
ed to Boston Monday Miss Louise
Kingsley returned to Long Island Mon
day TO resume her duties as teacher
Miss Florence Domino is home from St.
John.-The Ladies' Auxiliary society of
the Methodist Episcopal Church are to
have a social at Mrs. %tiurlburt's We'd
nesday evening. Sugar on snow will be
served.-Schools began Monday after the
holiday recess.-Mrs Edward Baker is
entertaining a daughter from Canada
The evening services ut the Methodist
Episcopal Church on Sunday was under
the auspices Of the ". II. NJ. s.
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N

Mrs. Marietta Fitch has had as her
guest Mrs. Mary Dow Of Burlington the
past few days.-B. +. Morrill,, r.. w.
Johnson and wife and Mrs. A. j. Gran
IalI were In Burlington Monday.-Thurs-
lay evening prayer meeting will be held
At Mrs. Mary Sweet's.-The Misses Johns,
Johnson and Norton havo returned to
their school in burlington and Miss
Greta Norton to Montpelicr.-The Sons
of Veterans and Ladies' Auxiliary OF the
local camp will install their Officers
Saturday evening.-Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
Fuller visited in Monkton Sunday.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

W. j. Han Of Richford was In town
TINS "eek--Miss Judson Blood Is very
hl.-Harold Buskey has gone TO Wor-
cester' Mass. to work and Roy Buskey
TO bellows Falls.-Francis Rlodgett and
Albany Houle have gone to Lowell
where they have employment.-A large
number of the friends of Roy n Miss
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H1GHGATE CENTER.

Mies Florence Holt has returned 10
R!chford.-Miss Gladys Steele Is visiting
relatives in Fairfield. Miss Clara Patter-
son, who has been spending the holiday ~
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.
Patterson. has returned to Claremont. N.
H.-The Married Peoples Five Hundred
club will be entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
d.. w. Steele Friday evening". NJ.
Trombly is convalescing.-C. w. Steele
has been spending the holidays with rela-
tives in Marlboro. Mass.-D. A. Wilkey
OF Boston was In town over Sunday
Miss Catherine Shea Is spending q two
weeks vacation at her home in Middle
bury.-Mr. and Mrs. w C. Heflon and
children, who rave been spending the holi-
days in town. returned Monday to Mont
real. Z. Q.-Mr. and Mrs. William Sundcr-
land and family ave cturned to Mont
real after a week Mt th" home NJ
Mr.. Sunderland's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
f.. L.. Sunderland. Mrs. w. "A. Lantman
IL visiting her son. w. f. Lantman, in
Montreal.-Mrs. f. B. Spooner is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. II. b. Cross Of Swan
tim