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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-24
>,IrD ~ BOROIGH PRESIDENT
Former Nanip steers Carries In, Aid
woman From Her Burning Home

Borough President Alfred T. Steers
q Brooklyn Yesterday morning RESCUED
Mr. q X Griggs. an invalid from fir-
~ her home 7as0 Bedford avenue Mr.
Steers vino was foreman 81 volunteer
ilrernen when Flatbush was a village
had Just left has own home. at 2epi Rel
ford avenue IN his way 10 his office when
ha saw N. smok" eddying ont IN" win 70
duwS OPPOSITE"
Remembering that Mrs Griggs was an
inVald and would probably ne.d assist
ancc Mr. Steers ran INTO IA" hons. and
called 10 her None 81 the three servants
was around AMI Nv Grlgg- was o,Ir
His call was answered nv the Invalid
and in few moments 81" had be"n borne
safely across IN" street - the Borough
Presidents home Policeman Kot'sr.
man &c tho fla'hUs,I precinct raa.t Mr.
Steers NJ the door ~ 'he burning hons.
and hrip-d him carry Mrs GriEGs across
the street
The fire started in q cl0srt m tho second
fDor IT the house. a two story and attic
building The damag" ts estimated at
about 81 90
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RICHARD PROVED TO BE- FLORA
ENGIISH GIRL WORKED As 4
nor TWO MONTHS.
No Onr Learned Tier Idrniup lniii she
Confessed Ia n detective Who Had
Commented on Her 80 Inch Waist
Was waiter. Detective. t.roc-r's hoy

tiora Iand"u. an English girl who had
Incorporated a. man for two months
working suCc''ssiv"ly a. AN amateur de-
trCtIvr. a gro,-'r'- boy AMI a waiter In q
BruaalWay restaurant confessed her iden'
tty yesterday - o 'ieteot,v" from The
Central OfiiC. who found her IN a fur
ni-hed room house uptown. After tail
with Magistrate HOUSE IN IA. nj ght court
-hn was s"nt To the Florence CrittsndeI
Home AZ II Bla"o I.r street Sh" will L.
dressed in wonans attire once NOR. and
S.snt hack to her HON" IA England
( Detective Patrick Giery - IA" W--t
Fifty second street branch learned tbs
! girl = identify n" was s-nt 10 IN" f'ir.
ni-h..1 room house at ~ West SIXTY
| fourth street last SUNDAY on larceny
ca$. he failed To- GET aIv information
whils Their. h.. met Flora I.andun who was
dressed ia mans clothes Anl who was
introduced 10 him a. Richard Brockton
/ The boy was Ia shirt sleeves and GiaTy
noticed that her waist was exceedingly
small II later turned nut Ia ~ but
S.var'een inches around The drtectiv"
commented on the fact to thu proprietor
John darlington. a. h- waS Leaving and
said that he suspected that BroCktou was
ia reality woman nazpIerading Ia
mans clothes Darlington laughed al the
idea and SAID that BrOckton had a small
waist because h. was only "A seventeen
vear.uld boy
Gierv went back 70 the house again
Yesterday on the larceny case Richard
Brook ton called him into an upstairs
room. and after explaining that she had
! Nv erhear,i his remark 10 Darlington twO
DAYS before confe--ssi Ia being "a woman
She was frightened she said and shs
wanteI the detective 70 help her don
female clothes once NOR. With a little
urging she told her story
Tire" years ago she left comfortable
home IN London and took "A steamer Ia
Boston then coming directly 20 New York
Her money went quickly and before she
realized II she vas penn less Sh" was too
proud 10 write home for aid and got a
place as waitress Her good looks brought
her undue familiarity from patrons Of
tbs. rea,aurant and insults from men on
tho str,-.' ~ she decided To disguise
herself as a man. She went 20 a little
store un the Fast Side and bought com
ple,e outfit from shoes To straw hat
cat her own hair and started ont To look
for a job as a man
Hearing that reward - 5000 was
being offered for the arrest % tn. KID
NAPIER - an Italian boy she act ~ work
az au amateur detective The search
proved unsuccessful and after three weeks
she abandoned " Then che got a ioh
a. a grucer's boy AZ ~ a week Fearing
detection here she. left and s.Scursd posi.
tiun a. a waiter IN broadway restaurant
Sh. was still working there when IN"
detaCtiy. found her ont She would not
toll her name Ia the detective. but under
the Questioning of the probation officer
80 ia. uiRht court she brnk" down and re-
YEA ..i her identity She SAID that -h" was
- YEAR obi and that her Parents w''r"
well a. du residents Il I"ndun
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PICTURES or SrRIKE SCENES.
Labor FOIks Arc GOInE 10 no Thelr Rest
Co stop the UnreeIlnE ftlnis.

wNsnISdToN. Aug - Copies Of a
resolution condemning moving pictures
depicting strike scenes were printed to-
day 10y organized labor in Washington
and will la sant broadcast throughout
The country in a national crusade against
such films
labor leaders hsre declare that thu
moving pictures showing strikers wreAk
ing venseanc" On property Of their en-
ploysrs and committing other depreda-
tons were inspired hy tho enemies OF
organized labor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-24
FiST GROWING WICHIG
One Village I0s n Per Gent. Larger
Thsn In i0OO and Lock AZ Hattie Greek !

wAsUISoroN. Aug ~ The population
81 IN" following cities In Michigan was
to-day made public ~ IN. census bureau.
Jackson in 1910. 81 49,. in 1901. % iso
Increase. cIS Ter cent Flint m 1910
- 5ib ~ 1881. 1871 las. increase. l9i - per
cent Ratt. Creek m 1910. IS ~ IN Iss
u. j61 Increase. ~ per cent
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yty yOHE PiRtLIZED.
Once Pamou, ER'~rtsIn-r stricken in .
San Francisco cafe.

SsS FRANCfsCo. Cal. Aug n. Nav
Yoh. suddenly collapsed her. TO-DAY
while singing m downtown cat" where
she Logan m engagement several weeks
ago
Physicians announced that sn" ~ -ufcr
ing from temporary I%rSiyE'=. affecting
on. sid. 81 her body and ~ II feared h"r
public career II ended.
The COLLAPSE came while Miss Nohe was
m the middle ~ her at and Nh"n the
t,lacs was crowded
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FIRST WOWtN TO CLIMB IT.
Miss stoI Of PhiiadeIphia Gets 20 the Top
Of the WinkIerturm.

Special Cs2s DsspJfrA 10 TIVE SUS
PARIS. Aug. ~ Mary Stoll of Phila-
delphiA has assembled Mount Ninklerturm
in the Tyrol
She il the Arst woman 20 a~crn Il this
high and dangerous peak
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10. Ans - Ends Profe.sIonsI BsNIns.

los AS0EI.Es. Aug. -. Professional
boxing vas knocked out to-day by the CITY
Council. which passed an ordinance limit
ing amateur contests 70 four rounds
the priDe FOR which shall he a medal or
trophy not exceeding s. IN value
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-24

The wall street edition % rHs EvEsno SUE
cogtAins al ne ruanrGal news and tue s'ock ard
bOnd Quotations 20 he ciose ~ M market The
closing apotstiOas including inc bid and asked
price,, Vt'b Additional news matter. are en-
iAin-. also 10 the uighi ediuOo Of THH EvEHIHa
SgN ADS
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>eednam in Con,emp, OF Court.

Supreme Court Justice Putnam In
Brooklyn yesterday adjudgei Henry
Beach Needham. who writes pieces for
ms gazine- in contempt for failure to pay
hi. wife. Mabel Alexander Needham. the
$40 a week alInony awarded her in her
action for divorce Justice Putnam says
that the arrears must he paid ZIP before
the Defendants applica tIoh for a reduction
OF the al mOnv - SIS n week can bo con-
adhered
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-24
THREE KILLED IN AUTO CRASH
vi,uINI DISHES INTO TRtIN
~ HTRRI1k ma ~.
,t.nt Prr,nn, Badn IN Iurr,I, oG whom
iva Ma' D,e date Raised -
Iraiu >n,rTIrd From Wow. nas APP
p,.arnlus iars IiuiIrd From Track

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~ ,ptow'hri" ~ith Nv" occupants jumped
rar.t'r raised gates IN to the W~~tbound
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ATIANIA BIRMINGHAN MEMPHIS.
saVsnnsh iac.sOnvie Tamra ooesrv .uoa
car Thr0Tgh siecpeYs. Electric lights and ftns.
ssP u Wstn SesbOaTd ar Line. iiS Buag.
-Aar
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EngTlvc1 an1 pinned ~ Cofhfs. Macy a GO
Inc. W Joan street Es,a6lsnei !s55 -AdV.
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~ ~ hN HiGTION ORDERS FOR
ssu.-.. - ....nE o. MAJ ue ls'i Vl'h
ezra cbarge -.i9r,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12
MOPRIsVILLE,

The Cemetery association OF Morristown
nave nominated Mrs Nellie crane as a
e"hdidPie III me free Press voting con-
N't' hop'hE l" Win " oash prize Z" assist
'"eiH III 'HeH NorK.~MrS y. Wood
curry oi burlington Is SieS' OF her
du"gH'er' Mrs l" NJ. fo"erS.~ o. l.Hni
mas N'S.'e" Ms sister, Mr. l'dS'on. IN
boston Tor 'hc past Few days Ms.
Ar'hur Berry OF hartford conn, Is visit
lnN ''' parents Az ana MIS-. r.. }.
'''''IN N''SS "''''' ''herpiad Will g
NEXT SATURDAY 10 N''allN' y - to take
Il teacher course IN IN" business college.
MIS- w = SNlll' OF Nat"rNlIe is with
hef mother MIS- H. =. smith who is IN
"'"'a'' heh'h '-MrS' +. -. L"nt went to
-. JohnsDury saturday t" meet Mr.. Lunt
oh mis- return from Roston, passing sun
HhN IN ST 'ohnshnrN The senior class ~
l"opIe ACADEMY nave elected tho fol-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12
LAM0lLLE
STOWE.

Tho Mothers dag service 1T Unity
Church sunday afternoon was well at
tended. Tho members of Mansfield camp.
NJ w. a" II. II. Smith post and Womens
Relief Corps, q. \, r., were each pres
"nt in a body An appropriate sermon
was preached by the Rev. O. s Raspr.
The Rev j. 9. Angel and the Rev A.
q. Cornwcll assisted In the servicc.--Mrs
C. G, Rublec who has been caring for s
". Barrows. has returned TO Morrisville.
Nj Barrows IS gaining slowly.-MrS.
Phoebe Adams patriotic instructor of H.
II. Smith WOmen's Relief Corps, Is ar
ranging for n sunday memorial service
for the children at the West Branch
church May %, with sermon by the Rev.
j. O. Angel TIE teachers and pupils Of
all the schools in town will he invited to
aucnd.-Mrs. Shepard of Wolcott 10
visiting her daughter. Mrs Edwin e.
sleeper, Mr. . A Mrs, O. s. Smith and
r. T.. Smith ana daughters, Isabel and
Nanita. returned from Burlington sun
day by automobile. George and Arthur
Laird have moved from Mrs. Lucinda
Luces to Morrstown-M Mrs. O. +. Gerry
is visiting In Barre State commissioner
II. q. Thomas has returned from a visit
OF several weeks In Mexico.
The West Branch Circle Will meet
with Mrs George : McAllister THURS
day afternoon. Roy Barnes of Water
bury Centor has returned To his stud
les in stowe nigh school after i've
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12
JEFFERSONVILLE.

i son waS born May G to Mr. and MIRA
Clarence Powcl.-The Rev. II. g. How.
ara waT guest at Charles Thomas's th,
past week Eighty couple attended III,
annual May day ball at Hotel Molandv-
FeiN Hornoir and family. who have re-
sided IN stowe for several years. have
moved 10 This place Miss NJ f.. Seam
nell went TO Montreal Friday, from there
sailing for England TO visit ncr parenii
for several months Walter Eddy. VII.
has been seriously III. IS IMPROVING
Isadore Como who has been ll iona
nmc' IS IN = critical condition and doof
not imrrove--A son was recently hot,
TO Nj ond Mrs try Hornoir.-Nfrg T IT,
Mel'udY has gone to 81 J,hnghurv to
receive medical treatrnsnt.--Tho adjourn
cd meeting ~ the Ce-neter.. association
was held with MS r. 8. Edwards MAJ
~ ~ was voted TO have n drar1otio on
'ertalAment at tho town hail on tho
evening 90 May 13. rho senior ,lase ~
stowe high echoo vii, sire tho nlay,
"UsfncretIa 90
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12
SHELBURNE.

The funeral OF Earl Jackman was held
q, The residence OF George Blair Sunday
afternoon, with burial in East Charlotte
Tho funeral services of Miss Emma
VYler were held at tho home Of Edward
taxton Wednesday morning with burial
IN the village cen1etery.-The remains of
Willis Lyon. formerly of Shelburne. were
brought mere from burlington Wednes.
day afternoon for burial in the village
cemetery.-Mrs Sophia Harmon has gone
to Washington, -. c., and New York to
visit friends. She expects TO be gone
three or four weeks Mrs Harmon was
accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. Lucy
Taylor of Burlington.- annual meet
ing of La Plotte club will be held at the
club rooms Friday evening The mem
ters are to bring their ladies' for supper
at $50 Mrs. Lucy Peet has returned
from Cambridge. where she spent some
DAYS with her daughter Mrs. H. !. Good
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12
RICHFORD.


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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12

weeks illncss.--Nt the regular meet
Ing of H. II. Smith Women's Relief
Corps II was decided to serve public
dinner on Memorial day.-Mlss Elsie
NJ. Stebbins returned to Waltsneld
Monday after visiting at home. J..
Cheney Of Burlington ia I'm stowe
f. .. Burt Mrs. g. t. Burt Miss Bar
bara Burt ana her guest Mrs. Fred
Johnson or Manchester. Mass. called
| on Mrs. George r. wright. who is
gaining slowly at Atary Fletcher hos
pital, Burlington. making the trip 10y
aut omobile.
jerome wilkins, section hand on the
Mt Mansfield electric railway. on his
way 80 work FRIDAY morning dis
covered smoke on the roof OF the odd
brick store" owned by W. +. Churchill
and in the tenement occupied b. DIN
Snnboru. with the aid Of exturuishers
the fire was put out without IN alarm.
and with but little damage. Tho fire was
caused 10y sparks from the chimney and
its early discovery was fortunate as the
building is = large one and closely sur
rounded by other huildnpa.
iIonors assigned in the senior class in
The high school arc. Valedictory. liazol
McCucn; saluta;orv. Angie Harris IL the
grammar grade tho honors assigned arc.
valedictory. leahel Smith salutatorv.
Elsie AlFor; history. Ruth Wells;
prophecy. Frank Pike Commencement
vii lie June H.
son. Leonard WollnEtor. born NAV
In Winchester. Mass, TO MIR. ard Mrs
r. = Snyder Is the grandson 81 Ms
Loren f. Tomlnson Of we-.Nrs Alma
Smith Is visiting her son. Il. W Sm!---
In Morrsville. There arc letters upcalIcl
for Ut the Stove postonco for Mre
l;mmeline Cook. Mrs lco CN3plain
Wallace I,evanway, Herman Sioidard
Mrs. o. +. Gerry IS visiting r,'1ii.c. "a
Barre. Il .ouis Pari2o has sod his farm
in Sterling. known as the Kczer place.
to <. e.. Goodwin Of HYDE park-Frlix
Burnor has sold his farm IN Sterling 20
George z. Fowler
THO Roy. \. q Cornvell will preach
The first o. a series OF three yetlnons on
'Frendshlp'' at tho Congregational
Church on Surda" morning ne<t. In the
evening he viii give an address on king
Edward VII; His Life and Infuence."--
Mansfield Mountain Grange Will hold its
rext meeting at $50 o'clock SATURDAY.
evening, topic, The Tarmerss Barns"
Miss lnez Smith has returned to her
school i'm North Hollow after several
days illness. Mrs Wesley II. Douglass
Is recovering from Illness. A. i Royce
&C Dauville was in stowe Wednesday,
Waterbury asylum and stowe higA
school base ban teams will play here Sat
friday afternoon. Til" last gam. result
ed to in favor Of Stowo.-O. = Gerry
is adding a veranda 10 his residence ON
Maple street The house Of two stories.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12
CAMBRIDGE.

Misses ldah ana Reha Gray went to
worcester, Mass, Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs.
;ray went 20 Boston Monday.--Dr. Rose
Gotta Of burlington was in town TUESDAY.
Mrs. {. BlalSe is spending n few weeks
at Mrs. Ira Morso's.-Mr and Mrs. Myron
Leach and children of Cambridge Junction
spent Sunday at Mrs. A. Leach's.-Mr
and Mrs. T.. W Smile went to Burlng-
ton Tuesday From there they 20 to
Ashton. $. d, 10 make their home
Emile Grenler has finished work for his
brother. y. y. Grenier. and gone to Rich
ford. where he has employment Mrs |.
IL Depatie Of Fairfax is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. " n. Lapoint Mrs Lucy
Poet OF Shelhurne has been tho guest Of
her sister Mrs II !. Goodsell Merton
Weston has finished work at the Ameri-
can House MIR. and Mrs II. II. Cady
visited nj Warren Woodrufi's SUNDAY
The NrN. Josiah kidder of Westfurd W'll
rNchanEe with Miss Gsmau next Sunday.
The little son ~ Mrs. Mary Minor died
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12
ORANGE
RANDOLPH.

~ the annual village meeting Tuesday
May :, the following officers We're elect
ed: Moderator, L. 3. Johnson; clerk. V.
T. Spear; trustees, ". G. Emerson. A. O.
ossoOd. l. :. Chase. u. . Woodland. VI
II. Miller; treasurer y. NJ hubbard
collector. y. NJ. hubbard. chief engineer
y. g. Back assistants. j. + Fisk. l.. O.
Thayer, tire Wardens, y. Z, Buck j. r.
Fisk. Fred Bryant; auditors. II. p San
ford. w ". Norton water commissions
'rs. T.. b. Johnson. r. VI. Totmau w c.
Emcr-ou Or l.. a Russlow and \ G.
Bass wee elected 20 iiu the places OF
W. y Wall and H. W. Mcintyre,
deceased !, was voted 20 appropriate
500 for tie band and build Il band stand
The Brigham Creamery company are
sl!ipp.n- milk to Boston hut The farmers
in this vicinity have discontinued the
shipment since Nav c. 4 Chedel has
10 me, "A, work ON the Park street hill.
transp,antirg 10000 spruce seedlings Mt
the uurser, of .t. Ch,,nolain Realt,
Federated church as "Notbere' dav"
with aprroprlate uusi, and an address
by the postor. the Rey I Wallace cbes-
bros. A. smith ha. sold his studio 70
Newell Tnson Cant !ieur, wires
has game to Syyan,n,oott Mas -
visit his daughter Mrs Bertha Thor?o-
son.-Mrs. F. A Corbin Of Rova,ton has
had an operation at the sani,arju1n for
the removal of a growth on IN. lert hoe,
The Misses Mary and Ida FLINT -.
turned to Boston Sunday after a two
weeks stav fHre-A son. Rober. puRoiq
vas born tn Mr.. and Mrs II Il Rel
Thursday. He lived only until Saturday.
Prayer service was held on Sunda,
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saturday. Tho remains were taken 20
thderhill for burial Mondav-Mrs. Carrie
hawley Of Jericho * with hcr sister, Me
Jennie illey.-Chauncey McCnin l..
spending tine week ut his home in johnson
nursing an injured hand which he Gu.
"hIle working IN Wiley brothers' mea,
market Til" new uniforms have arrived
Tor the Cambridge band and will probably
ne worn for the first timo IN publie
Memorial day. Mrs. Ada blanchard, vii.
mas been visiting friends here. has re
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs William Thayer and
children of Warren visited his sister.
Mrs F. G. Baeley. over sunday. His
mother, Mrs. Whtcomh. accompanied
them home Monday.-A daughter was
oorn TO Mr.. and Mrs. LYMAN coon Thurs
hay.-Jesse Gardner has returned from
Northheld.--Charles Dryer has moved
MS family to Forest cty.--The Rev. II. /.
Kemp will deliver the memorial address
"iilch Will be held ut this village this
year The Sons OF Veterans Ladies Aid
ana Woodnen are invited to Join with
lhe q. A. z. in observing the dav
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Auxiliary r,d a. the rcr'ory Tuesday
evening IN" following officers were
elected: Mrs r. s. Hutchinson. president:
Miss Eta Canning. corresponding secrc-
tarv; HIrs. !. \. Harvey. treasurer; Mrs.
j. IT, Harvcy aud Mrs g. W. Ianctot.
delegates. ana Miss Eta Canning and
Miss Anna whitney. aitornatcs. to- tho
state convention in H"rnngton.--Mrs
Harold IT, Rassingcr who has been at
the home OF her PARROTS, MIR. ana Mrs
Benjamin Davis, several weeks, has re-
turned 20 her homo in Coopcratown. y.
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MILTON BORO.

=. F.. smith cuHiVated potatoes and
onions Saturday, Mr. and Mrs william
l.andon and Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Lam
don and son of Georgia We're guests at j
r. Films SUNDAY Nj and Mrs. Henry
Hleason OF Westford passed Saturday ana
SUNDAY az Mrs jennie Fay's.-Beryl
Blake was home from ST. Adams from
Thursday night until Sunday.-Tra cas-
well of Georgia has sold a hog weighing
$50 pounds for sis.--Apple, pear. cherry and
plum trees are full OF blossoms. giving
promise of an ahMndanre OF fruit.
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BOLTON

John Ennis of Montpelier was in town
Tuesday.-I'ranll Gillett of Jonesville was
IN town last Saturday repairing tele-
phones.-Mrs. Tracey IS IN poor health
having had two paralytic Strok recent
N.-Mr and Mrs {. +. s;ahins visited n
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Thomp-
son In Waterbury Wednesday of las,
wcek-Mr. and Mr.. II. Muzzy visited
MS brother. Carl Nuazy IN Waterbury
last Sunday.-t'red Jewett was at a hospi-
tai in Burlington for treatment part Of
last week
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ESSEX CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hitchcock were
tcndcrcd a surprise ct their home Mon
DAY evening by about 30 Of their friends.
Tho Ladies' Aid were very pleasantly
entertained Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs Kate Wools.-Mrs f.. s.
Whittier is visiting I'm Jericho.-The Rev.
J. O. Sherhuruo Of Burlington, secro-
tarY Of the Vermont Bible society, will
speak In the interests Of that society at
the Methodist Church Sunday morning
II will be a union service.