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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-02
Miss Lizzie Cox.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
FREDERICKSBURG VA. Oct. /.
Miss Lizzie Cox. daughter. Of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. F. Cox. of Summit. died
at her home Wednesday of tubercu-
losis. aged % years.
Miss Cox formerly clerked here and
leaves a host OF friends. She ia sur
vived by her parents. one sister. Miss
Mary Cox; two brothers, Messrs. John
and William Cox. She was a member
of the Baptist church of this city.
Funeral will be held Friday at Union
chapel, Summit.
'7''rs@ Thomas w. Green.
LYNCHBURG, VA, Oct. L.
Thomas w. Green. 80 years of age,
and one of the oldest inhabitants OF
this city, died laN week OF senile de-
cay. He was born in Baltimore. He
was present when the first public teie-
gram was received. He was for 81
years public iofYicial here. being
connected with the Lynchburg water
works,
s He saw the stars fall In Baltimore.
1898. He saw Charles Carroll. of
Carrollton. the last survivor OF Dec
laration of Independence signers. lie
in state, and saw Andrew Jackson
when he took Black Hawk. the In
dian chief. on his trip around the
United States. He was personally ac-
duainted with Thomas Widely.
founder OF the Odd Fellow order.
Mr.. Green has sister, Mrs. Eliza
Broughton, of Cape Charles. who is
active at ninety-four.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-21
EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. Edward Godette AMI two children
OF Hyde Park are visiting her parents.
MI and Mrs. George Seguin.-There was
a heavy frost here Wednesday Sep 10.
Much damage was done to ensilage corn
and gardens-Mr and Mrs. Louis Poulin
returned Saturday night from Ottawa,
where they attended the fair.-Lester NJ.
Prlndle of East Charlotte Will enter the
University OF Vermont this fall.-In the
thunder storm, accompanied by high
wind. Saturday afternoon Philip Steb-
bins's silo was blown down.-Mr. and
Mrs r. G. Beers have gone to Burlington
to reside RECOMMENDATIONS Seguin.
who has been in Shelhurne the past two
months caring for G. =. Van Nliet. has
returned home-Nrs Chester Smith OF
Woloott, who formerly resided in Char
lotte, has been visiting Air. and Mrs.
Daniel HAYES. Mr. and Mrs. william
Thorpe have moved here from Benn,ng-
ton and are occupying rooms in Mrs, NJ.
NJ Thorpe's farm house Miss Susie
Tatro and Walter Tatro of Nergennes,
who have been visiting their aunt Mrs,
Ernest Voight. have returned home
While Thomas Bacon was at work in
fInesburg putting mp silo for John
Lessor the staging on which he was
standing broke, and he fell TO the ground
He fell about 10 feet and was badly
Yruised and shaken up. Mr.. Bacon Is re-
covering but still unable to work
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-21
UNDERHILL CENTER.

There will be an entertainment at 81
Thomass Church hall on the evening or
September 80. a play will be presented,
The cast will be made up OF students
from St Michaers College and several
young people Of Jericho and underhill.
A fine musical program will be rendered
between the acts. After the play supper
will be served by tho ladies OF the CON
gregation-J. O. Harvey continues very
fila child was born Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs William McNassar.-O. II. Howe
was n business visitor In Essex juno
ton Tuesday. byron Russell of Stowe
has been at John Cuvers-A house own
ed by Edmund Corbett was burned last
Sunday night The cause OF the fire Is
not known
Herald Stevens. County Road super
visor, OF burlington was In town Wednes-
dny.--Mrs. Thomas Haskns went to FAN
Haven Wednesday for several days
visit with her sister.-Mrs J. b. Freemeau
is In Winooski, -Whooping cough is pre-
valent and large number OF families are
under quarantine--F. c. Slater was II
burlington Wednesday, The Eddy cream
cry paid $,os per hundred for Angus
standard milk
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-21
SHOREHAM.

Mrs. Fairchild has returned from the
Mary Fletcher hospital where she went
for appendicitis.-Mrs. Francis Hall OF
Burlington is visiting her niece, Mrs. ].
r. Moore-Paul Farnham. who has been
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
G.. Farnham the last few years. has re-
turned to his home in Providence. where
he will attend school.-The contest In the
Sunday school is ended and Saturday the
Reds will give picnic to the Blues un-
der the trees near the church. Dinner
will be served at twelve sharp.--Miss Rob
inson, who has been the guest OF her sis
ter. Mrs. L. II. Nottingham. returned to
Argyle Monday.-Mrs. Babcock and
daughter of Crown Point are guests OF
their daughter and sister. Mrs. Sherry
Mead.-The September missionary meet
ing Will be held with Mrs. Richards on
Thursday, the 2Sth.-Tuesday, September
&c. the Ladies' Benevolent society will
serve supper at six o'clock and have
q sale of aprons OF all sorts and sizes In
the lades' rooms.-Mrs Waters Of the
telephone exchange and children passed
Sunday in Brdport with relatives.-Mrs.
Maria Smith entertained the Moravian
club very pleasantly Tuesday afternoon,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-21
MILTON BORO.

MI and Mrs. James ODanies spent
Thursday night at K. f. Bullock s,-The
fish chowCer supper was a success. There
was a large crowd and s26 was cleared
Several from here attended the meeting
of the Baptist association at Georgia
Plain.
Mr. and Mrs John Flynn and son OF
St Adams were at Camp Rich saturday.
Arthur Wells spent Sunday at Cham
plain.-Mr. and Mrs Edwin White and
two children, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert For
tune and family and Leon White are
at the home of selwyn White. called here
by the serious illness OF their mother
Mr. and Mrs. Cilley and daughter spent
Saturday at Selwyn White's.-Mrs. Maud
Hogaboon and daughters have returned
10 Franklin.-NIss Winnie Shean was
here from Burlington over Sunday.-Mr.
and Mrs Locke were calling on friends
Eaturday.-The Milton Boro Grocery Store
run by Lewis Wells, burned to the ground
about seven o'clock Wednesday night. a
lamp exploded. which caused the fire.
Mr.. Wells saved only n set of scales and
100 pounds Of sugar. The store is an old
landmark 1t was almost impossible to
save the house as there was such a hard
wind-Miss May Hogahoom has gone to
Burlington.
G. c. Rice, T. s. Berry and Mrs. Jennie
Fay were in St. Adams Tuesday.-Mrs
selwyn White was taken to the Sherwood
Sanitarium at 81. Adams Tuesday night
for an operation Wednesday. jed pat
terson spent Tuesday at Sewyn Whites
Mr.. and Mrs, r. f. Bullock were In
Champlain Monday to attend the funeral
Of lanes Lester,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-21
ESSEX JUNCTION.

At a special meeting of the voters OF
the village held Saturday evening in the
Park street school building the first al.
ticle in the warning. that OF purchasing
the old brick hotel property for village
purposes, occupied the greater part OF the
evening session. number of leading
citizens spoke, each laying much stress
upon the Importance of the purchase OF
the property in question Among them
were the Rev. c. C. Adams, the Rev. j.
T Goodall, DR.. -. NJ. Ferrin, -. A. Brown
ell, Allen Martin. II. r, Wright, w. H.
Humphrey and W. B. Nichols. There
appeared to be considerable opposition
to this question. A resolution introduced
by Allen Martin authorizing the trustees
to purchase the property and giving them
authority to borrow the amount OF tho
purchase price. IS, 900. was read and after
some elaboration the president called
for n vote. which was by ballot and re-
suited in yes vote ~, no z. In an In
slant the house was IN tumult and
when Quie' reigned again me second ar
| ticie In the warning pertaining to tho
advanced rate for lighting the streets In
the village by the Burlington Light d
| Power company was read. The trus-
tees were authorized to make az fav-
orabie contract as possible with said
| company. Tho last article In the warn
| ing. 10 sec II the voters would authorize
| the trustees to install an electric fire
alarm system. necessitated some parley
| which waxed warm and lengthy. Chief
OF the fire department. G. W. Peck. made
I a strong plea for some sort Of a system
and gave estimates. furnished by relabl,
concerns In the manufacture of such sys
! tens, The compressed air system beint
! most favored, vote was demanded, thu
| result being 40 yes and 80 no, Tho appa
ratus voted upon consists OF two com
pressed air tanks with air compressor. al
electric motor an eight-inc,. COMPRESSED
air whistle, a clock for test blows ant
other apparatus. The total cost OF thi
system Is estimated at t2,35O.
Charles w. Northrop. aged AZ, died Fri
day afternoon at the home OF his moth
er, Mrs. Sarah Northrop. after lon
illness OF tuberc ulosis. Besides his mothe
he ~ survived by his wife OF Auburn
Neb.. three brothers. Herbert n. Q
somerville. Mass. Henry r., of Beverl,
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JERICHO CENTER

Misses Lucy Rawson and Sadie Fitz-
gerald of I'nderhill have been visiting for
several avs at F. NJ. Hoskns's. Frank
A stile. met with a painful accident at
the e. H. Smith mill last week, which
will keep him from work for several,
weeks. His hand came In contact with
the saw and his forehnger and thumb
were badly cut. Several stitches were
taken In the finger and the bone was also
in,ured.-The society OF Willing Workers
OF the Bolton Methodist Church we're en-
tertained by Mrs, n, s, Story Thursday
at dinner and more than 40 we're present
Miss Florence Bicknell. who has been
amending the summer with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. C. Bickneil. started
Saturday for Chicago, where she is a
teacher in the public schools --Mr and
Mrs Marcus Hoskins expect to go next
this week to Cambridge to spend the win
ter with their daughter Mrs Aldrich.
Miss Frank Hadd, who has been Wis
fling her sister. Mrs. James Stafford. Jr
has returned TO her home In East Berk-
shire.-Dr and Mrs, Frederick Blcknel
OF Los Angeles. Cal. are guests OF Miss
Emma Bickneli and Mrs. Kate Isham. -
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satin messaline. lace trimmed vora
veil and carried a shower bouquet Of br,d.
al roses The maid OF honor Christ,ne
Gulick wore mink messalina and corr,aa
mink asters. The bridesmaids wero tho
Misses Helen MCGEE OF Belv,dere \ 7
Elsie Flower Of Puhcr. Catherine Adam.
of plttsford and Mario Gul,cL Thev waro
dressed IN white marou,.et,e o,sr r,rL
and carried wreatbs of mink and sreen
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hr,de wos nrecedod bv tuo t,on,ar ,,r,s
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RIPTON.

While driving colt Tuesday afternoon
". s. Huntley was thrown from his
buggy and seriously injured The exact
nature and extent OF his injuries could
not be learned late Tuesday evening. The
colt became frightened and ran into a
wire fence, cutting himself severely
Mrs. Dolly Damon of East Middlebury Is
the guest of Mrs. John Stoddard.-At the
recent town meeting held to decide GER
tain school questions, Clinton p. Boynton
was elected director for the remainder
Of the present school year.-Mrs. w. 8.
Huntley of Middlebury was in town Tues
iay.-A valuable brood mare owned by
Edison Brown of Middlebury was shot
recently while in a pasture in the north
part of the town. The shooting is sup
posed to have been accidental.
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WESTFCRD.

H. W Belden has bought OF NJ. V.
Hicks Of Fairfax the property formerly
owned by George Munson. Mr. Beden
will change the barn across the river
into creamery building and will make
butter here. 1t IL reported that Myron
Leach of Essex will be the butter maker.
The Ladies' Social Circle met Wed
nesday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
Carrie Partridge Miss Mary l.. Jackson
has returned from visiting friends In
Grand Isle-Work will be begun on re-
pairing the Baptist Church this week
Services will be held In the Methodist
Church-Evans Kldder goes to Middle
bury College this week.-Mrs.. George
stuart and Miss Marcia stuart go to the
Fanny Allen hospital for surgical treat
ment this week.-Mrs. Ella Andrews from
Seattle is visiting in town, Mrs. Andrews
is daughter OF Whipple Earl native
OF this town. She was taken prisoner BY
the Indians during the civil War. DR.
T.. w. Earl of Rochester. n. Y. is also
visiting relatives with Mrs. Andrews hi:
sister
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Miss Julia Moren has returned from
Loon Lake, y. Y, where she has been
employed during the summer.-F. A.
Stiles, who was hurt in Ernest Smiths
mill, Is improving The quarantine for
diph iberia has been removed from the
Lynch house and Miss Mary Lynch has
gone to East Bolton, where she will teach
this fall. She has been detained at home
for two weeks because OF the illness OF
her ssterA council of doctors was held
Saturday for Mrs. Guy Hanley, whose
condition is scrious.-The Rev. S H.
Barnum expects to take his annual va
cation this month.-Mrs. G. H. Nash and
Mrs. Homer Lyon spent Saturday In Bur-
ling ton.-Mrs. II. L. Bates has returned
from st. Adams, where she attended the
convention of Kings Daughters as a dele
gate from the Richmond society.-Mrs.
Naupell Of Seattle. Wash, Mrs. Folsom
of indianapolis. MINI. and Miss Becknell
1 of Malone, n. Y, who have been guests
of Miss Emma Becknel started Monday
| for their homes.-Prin Malonev of the
| high school spent Sunday In Richmond,
the guest of y. Walker-Mrs a. II.
Sleeper of Battle Axe. Mich. is the guest
OF Mrs Charles l.. Bell-Andrew c. John
son and family spent sunday In Essex
with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. f II. Saxton OF Bristol
/ Conn. are visiting at Mr.. and Mrs Ralph
Woors.-The Outlook club met with
Mrs. c. H. Weed "Wednesday afternoon
Miss Loretta Bates was the guest OF
Mr and Mrs. Farr OF BURLINGTON Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Farnswo<l attended
The fair at white River Junction Wed
I no or tn Ia rp
| mont n. II.
Mrs Hanks of Essex Junction is a
George NJ. Wizards Mrs. Anna Pease
| who has been visiting her daughter. Mrs
w. ]. Nichols, returned TO Burlington
Tuesday boys of tho high schoo
are practicins base ball each afternoon
for the game with Tlinesburg on Satur
day, to be played here. Superintendent
Prior, Mrs. Hart. Mrs. l.. II. Chaplin an'
Mrs. r. O. Wilder visited the school,
Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Baker of Bur
lington spent Sunday at C. H. Nashs-
James Kew was in Burlington Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs A. b. Crawford o
Natick. Mass. are guests of their niece
Mrs Fred Bliss-A r. Puffer of Bur
lington Is in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Henri
ballard and daughter Mable. who hav
, | Deen WISHING MS mother. MTS. ftetSe
Ballard, and other relatives here for tw
weeks. went Wednesday TO their HON
in Dudley. Mass Mr.. and Mrs. Loomi
Terrll, Miss Emma Bcknell. Mrs. Kat
Isham and their guests. DR. and Mr.:
Frederic Bicknel of Los Angeles. Cal
spent Tuesday in Cnderhill, where the
, visited the old BiCknel homestead.-Mr!
, y. II. stone and daughter. Catherine
came Wednesday morning from Burlinl
, ton to visit relatives.-Mr. and Mr.
, Frank NJ. lIoskins and Miss Lucy Rawso
, of Inderhill took an automobile tri
through Stowe Tuesday Mr.. and Mr.
J. NJ, Carpenter of Huntington, VIII
. celebrated their golden wedding last weei
, spent Tuesday in town with friends
, Mr.. and Mrs S. NJ Packard, Mr.. an
Mrs. r. A. Stiles Mr.. and Mrs. A II
Morse attended the meeting of Pomon
, Grange In Burlington Tuesday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-21
CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWYCK.

A large barn belonging to Russell
Holton was entirely destroyed by fire
Saturday afternoon, together with the
contents, including about 40 tons of
hay. The origin Of the fire is un-
known.
NJ. W. Jones has a position as advance
agent for the Harrison J. Russell The
htrical company.-M Josephine Law
son has completed her engagement In the
New England Telephone companys office
and Miss Hope Carter is taking her place,
Miss f. Belle Parker of Barnet was the
guest OF her aunt, Mrs. +. 8, Parker,
Sunday and Monday.--Mrs. Louise Shat
tuck and Mrs. M H. Warren We're in
Burlington Sunday.--Dr Arthur Wark Is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Wark.-Sumner Darling was the guest
Of his parents DR., and Mrs. 8. e. Darling.
Sunday and Monday.-D, o, Mason Is
working IN the Boston & Maine station,
Miss Laura Parks Is visiting her par
ynts Mr. and Mrs James Parker
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-21
SHELBURNE.

Miss Charlotte Mack gave n tea Mon
day afternoon from three until five
O'Clock for about rs of her friends. WHEN
she announced her engagement to Henry
W Tracy, second, At the close of the
lunch the engagement was also announced
Of Miss Hannah Tracy to Harris Mack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilsey OF la Cross. WIS.
are at II. w. Tracy's for a few days
Mrs Sarah Mack has returned from a
two months stay at Marbiehead. Mass
Mrs Carrie White and son, Rollin. have
gone to Bristol, Tenn, for the winter,
where he has a position buying pulp wood
Miss Faith Williams celebrated her
ninth birthday with party OF nine little
girls at her home Tuesday afternoon, -
Mrs. williams. who Is In the Mary Fletch-
or hospital. where she underwent a seri-
ous operation last week, is as comfortable
as can be expected-Mr. and Mrs. Vince
lock OF Taunton. Mass, who have been
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Parker, returned to their home Thursday,
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UNDERHILL.

The Rev. G. NJ Reese. former rnstr.
will preach at the Congregations! Church
Sunday morning. Mr. Reese Will speak
at Jericho in the afternoon and conduct
union service In the evening at that place.
DR.. w. s. Nay went last week to Bos-
ton where he is in q hospital for treat
ment Mrs Nay was called there Satur-
day. At present his condition is more
favorable -Superntendent NJ d. Young
visited the graded school Friday.-Mrs'
Squ.res. who has been spending her va
cation In England. has returned to w
derhill. Miss Olive Lane and Miss Whl'e
made the trip TO Mt Mansfield by way OF
Stowe Tuesday They will spend
couple OF days there.-Wrtght Co'egroNe'
who has been III for a few weeks re-
/ turned 10 his work Tuesday.-Miss Minnie
shane of burlington is visiting her sister
Mrs c. W. CHARACTERIZATION Thorp oil
Waterbury Is at home for few days
The Pythian sisters met at their nan
Tuesday afternoon and tied quit Tor
Mrs Stygles, where they had supper.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
JERICHO.

The unluckiness OF number 10 was thor
pughly proven on September 10, when
the carriage driven by Mr.. Mansfield and
q friend of Essex. who were in the village,
was completely smashed up in an automo-
bile accident. Mr.. Mansfield was sitting
In front of the 3, T., Curtis house Wed
nesday evening about nine o'clock. while
his companion was inside, when Wash
inston Roscoe In his automobile. return
ing with s. c. Curtis from Georgia
Plains. turned into the yard Mr. Roscoe's
front lamps had burned out and he could
not see the team standing at the door.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-21
ORWELL.

Mrs. John w. Clark of Pawlet is at
her home here.-Cards are out for the
marriage Of Miss Laura L. Branch to
John Herrick Vail at the home at noon
Wednesday.-Mrs. Arthur Crandall and
family returned to New York Saturday
after spending two weeks with her par
ents. MIR. and Mrs. s. l.. Stevens.-The
Rev. G. II. Smith spoke Sunday morn
ing at the Congregational Church for the
Anti-Saloon League Schools In town Will
he closed on Thursday so that all can
attend the field day sports.-About ~
went to Fair Haven to attend the fair
w. II. Nickerson received first prize on
his stallion at Fair Haven-James
Thomas, James Meacham and II. A.
Hall have erected Georgia Pine silos.
Corn has made such rapid growth this
season that the silos are too small.-The
Eagle Inn is to be closed for the win
tor-Mrs. l. w. Stedman returned Tues
day from Schenectady. n. Y.--C. II.
Phelps is improving and now walks down
street.--James Burk has purchased WILL
lam Lewis's farm.
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CHARLOTTE.

The marriage OF Miss Constance Gulick
10 Thomas Adams. Jr,. Of Pittsford, took
place at the Congregational Church Thurs
day evening at o'clock. The church was
decorated with hydrangeas, ferns and
pink and white asters, The ceremony was
performed by the brides father, the Rev.
II, Quick. the bride being given in mar
rage by her brother, II, Paul Quick. of
New York city. The best man was Ralph
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EAST HARDWICK.

Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Smith have re-
turned home from Amesbury, Mass.-The
Rev v. NJ. Hardy of Morrisville preached
mt the Congregational Church Sunday
Mrs, Harry Judkins has returned after
visiting her mother IN Massachusetts
several weeks.A large number from
here attended the fair at st, Johnsbury
last week.-Mrs.. Clarence Russell and
children have returned from Boston
The Rev. Mr.. Chambers will soon close
his labors here with the Baptist Church
Mrs Ada Gould is visiting her par
ents In Walden.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mrs. L. r. Slocum attended the
Kings Daughters convention in 81.
Adams last week. Mrs. II. A. Bixby
of Underhil Ia visiting Mrs. Alison
Ro1lins.-Mr and Mrs Harold Murphy
were in Jericho Saturday and sunday.
Cecilia Smith, Adah Williams and
Alice Stewart have entered the high
school in Burlington and irene Japan
and Miss Blanchard the business col
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-21
BOLTON.

Members % the F'iddock family went by
automobile to the State fair at White
River Junction Wednesday.-Ma
Whalon and Lena MCGEE will attend the
fair.-Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Sabins visited
friends in Waterbury Saturday.-Mrs,
Fleury OF Burlington visited a son. Fred
Fleury. Jr,, and her daughter. Mrs W.
@. Preston. sunday,-Mr, and Mrs, Hiram
Fuller OF Waterbury called upon friends
in town Sunday while returning from a
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HUNTINGTON.

Miss Daisy Kenyon mas been visiting In
St Adams the past week.-Mrs. Sarah
sherman Is Waiting in Jeffersonville.-
Mrs Fred Sherman entertained the
Kings Daughters Wednesday The
weekly prayer meeting will be held with
Mrs. Elsie Hurlburt II, Kinds and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs T. w, Johnson and
DIT. and Mrs. Falby spent three days
last week in Newport and Danville, also
attending the ST. Johnsbury fair.--King' =
Daughters day was observed at the I'm
ion Church Sunday IN an appropriate
manner by singing scripture reading by
the circle and an excellent address from
the pastor-W. C, Sprague has bought
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-21
HUNTINGTON CENTER.

a daughter. Marjorie Russell was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Marble Pierce
September 15.--Mrs. g. ". Brewste'
and Mrs r. A. Norton are i'll with the
grip.-Mr and Mrs W. b. Taft visitei
at G. w. Bagley's at winston sunday
MIR. and Mrs C. S. Blodgett are Wis
iting his parents in Canada.-Mr. ami
Mrs. william Miner arc attending the
fair