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UNDERHILL.

The graded school opened Monday after
weeks vacation, with the same corns
81 teachers for the winter term.-At the
annual meeting of the w. r. c. the fol-
owing ofncerS We're elected: President
Kuth Sinclair; senior vice. Mary c. Hale:
junior vice, Mrs. Ellsworth: chaplain
tielen humphrey treasurer, Edith Cole
grove; secretary, Dora A. knight; guard
Hatte Gushing; conductor, R.ana o.
Chase. a joint Installation of post and
corps will be held January 5-Thomas
reeves and son of burlington were in
town Tuesday to attend the auction at
Dan McLanes. where Mr. Reeves acted
as auctioneer.-MissM Minnie Shane. who
mas been visiting her father in Nashville
Tenn, has "'turned and is spending a few
days with her sister. Mrs. c. w. Graves.
before returning to her work in Burling-
ton.-Mr and Mrs. Jerry r. White of Bur-
lington spent Thanksgiving at H. -
Howard's.-Edward Bliss is visiting his
son, Harry Bliss at Bellows Falls.-Ber-
ME Gleason, formerly of this place. who
went to Wyoming about a year ago. is
spending the winter at Stockton, CAIN
Il. brewster, who is visiting at W. b.
Cady's and has been quite i'll, is improv-
Rev William Cashmere will
conduct services at the CONGREGATIONAL
Church next sunday
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ENOSBURG.

Inc ladies' OF tho Congregational society
VIII serve q dinner at the home of Mrs
CARO- r. Leach Saturday. All are cor.
"l"li| invited, the children especially, and
'heir Mito boyes will be opened -rh,
regular church meeting will be held
4huiSday afternoon at Two O'Clock Mt thf
CONGREGATIONAL vcstry. Tho women vii
nave their meeting Of the Home Mission.
"'y Fociety. The subject will be ''1h,
women Behind the Rural Problem" Mrs.
a. j. Orr IS ledder.--F. sheldon of Swan
Ton VINO has been measuring and fnsoect
1hE lumber FOR Tho Swan;on Lumber con-
pany az Tie +. L. Nenfield mill was call
ca TO Boaton Monday Schools in tow,
are again In session with the execution
OF I'M West. which will begin next week.
Mrs. Carrie Scofleld and two dau1hto Gro
nave moved to Montpelier and Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Adams have moved into he-
house-Mr. and Mrs. George r Kenneld
ara Mr.. and Mrs. a. J. Woodward and
son, Roy, had Thanksgiving dinner at F.
l.. heniie'd Miss Florence Perley was
at home few days at Thanksgiving.-
harold tassett Of the Burlington Bdsi-
ness College spent Thanksgiving at home
N Is. Carpenter Is visiting his daughter
Mrs. William Kidder. at Derby-Mr.
George ii. Fairbanks was called to Enos-
burg Falls by the serious Illness Of her
aunt, Mrs. +. r. Perkins. and has been
there for several days. Mrs Perkins has
been an invalid for some time
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

John l.. Perley. Oldest resident of the
town of Enosburg, died at his home in
Samsonvlle, near here, Friday, Deem
Der l. The funeral was held Monday at
the house. Mr.. Perley was 81 years old
last June. and although he has been blind
Tor some time his mind remained clear
to tho last.-Mrs. S, p. Perley is in Bran
don at the home of Mrs. w. 0. Talbot.
Misses Amelia and Fern Rublee and c.
NJ Ruh!ee returned from Waterbury Fri
day evening, where they spent Thanks
giving with their sister, Mrs W. O. Love.
Miss Mabel Brown is employed at the
Lake View sanitarium In burlington
MI and Mrs. IL. T. Coming have gone
10 Mississippi for the winter, They will
make stops in Michigan and Ohio en-
route, and before returning next spring
they expect to visit relatives In Oregon
ana California.-The dance at he Avon
House Thanksgiving evening was attend
ed by about so couple.-Mr. and Mrs. II.
A. Pond. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Combs.
Richard Pond. Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Cram
ton and Fl, Cramton spent Thanksgiving
at A. NJ, Ponds in Richford, Miss Grace
Rouse of Burlington was at NJ. J. Odds
over Thanksgiving Miss Adah Bundy
OF johnson spent Thanksgiving with her
aunt, Mrs. Ezra Pond.
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Miss Carlene Wooster and Sophia Will
liams went to Jonesville Saturday to
spend few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Chesmore.-Merald Cook is i'm Montreal
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Scion
Lewis Wednesday, Eugene Tucker
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. George
Harrington, of North Ferrisburg Mrs
Charles Reese of Middlebury was guest
of her sister, Mrs. William Mcneil. on
Thursday.-H. B. Palmer is spending a
few days with his son in Hinesburg-
Bessie Dow has the grip.-Mr and
Mrs. Edward Laforce were in Bur
lington Saturday.-T. T.. Mollison left
for St George Monday, where he expects
to visit for few days.-Marie Gulick of
Morrsville, Carl of Burlington and Mrs.
Thomas Adams of 'Pittsford visited their
parents Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs. Myron
Williams, who spent sometime with their
son. j. A. Williams of Burlington, re-
turned Friday.-Josephine Manor is visit
ing her parents in Plattsburgh for few
1aNs
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MILTON.

The body of Mrs. j. Bellows was buried
m Milton cemetery Saturday Bo-
clair mother of Mrs. a. Wells died of
pneumonia December 4.-Col. II. @. Clark
fanny and Miss Mary Clark Of East
Orange, y. T., We're in Milton Fri
day, having spont Thonl,eoi,.
Ing with his daughter, Mrs Isham. in
Burlington.-Miss Laura Quinn is STAY
Ing with her sister. Mrs H. u. Latham
who is ill.-Miss Jennie Rankin has sold
the Pratt property on the west side of
river Lamoille to Sherman Wade and
Alice Wade.-Tom Rowley is in Boston
to attend Il meeting of insurance agents
this week.-Miss Frances Messenger of
Essex is housekeeper for Leon ID.
Latham during the illness of Mrs.
Latham.-Mr. and Mrs. lervey Patter-
son are staying with their grandson,
Henry T.. Patterson, on Railroad
stroet-Abraham Wells, Jr., mar
ried Grace Laport of Georgia at the
Methodist parsonage Sunday.-Abe Wells,
81, had his leg amputatcd Saturday at
he knee, gangrene having attacked him
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FAIRFAX.

Miss Mabel Orion is assisting in the
central telephone oiiice.-Mr and Mrs. j
Depatle and grand daughter Margorite
Depatie, spent Thanksgiving with their
Eon. Louis, in Enosburg Falls-Mrs. Bert
Ryan and mother visited at the home of
MI and Mrs. Eugene Boyden Saturday.
Mrs. Louis Carpenter of Essex June
ton spent Thanksgiving with her parents.
MI and Mrs, F. A. Wood.-Mrs. r. G.
Ballard and son, Kenneth, were in St.
Adams Friday, December Fired Som
erville of Moretown visited at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Bellows over
nksgivng.-Samuel Phelps. Frank
Hunt and James Hotchkiss returned to
college after spending Thanksgiving re-
cess with their parents.-Miss Lulie Bel
lus Of b. F. A. spent Thanksgiving with
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Judd of North Fair
fax.-School opened Tuesday after the
Thanksgiving recess.-F ". Shepardson
Is confined to the house by illness.-Clin-
ton Goodsell IL In PlattSburgh for a few
days.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Densmore of
Georgia spent Thanksgiving with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs James Lewis.-James
Ruggles spent Thanksgiving in St. AL
bans.-C. b. Parsons house at the Falls
caught fire from a defective chimney last
Saturday Hazel Warren Is at home
for a week.-The body of Mrs. Murray.
who died at the home of her son, Albert
Blaisdell. was buried Tuesday in the
Plains cemetery. the annual COM
of Lamoille lodge, No. 6. A.
+. and A. NJ, held Wednesday evening,
November %, the following officers were
elected: w. M, G. A. Stewart; S. W.
II. r. Huntey: ]. w, G.. G. Paris; treas
urer, j. NJ. Parsons; secretary, c. S
s. D., L. c. Han; j. D., NJ. l..
Hicks; s. s., f. E. Minor; j. s., NJ II.
Irish; marshal, F. A, Petty; tyler. l.. c.
Rates.
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JERICHO CENTER.

me Social Services club met with Nrs
o. {. Bicknell Friday afternoon. Tho
hrst dress rehearsal of the high school
play valley Farm to be given in
the school house hall December s. was
held Friday evening. This entertainment
closes one of the most successfu1 ,or,,,,
in the history of the Jericho bigb ecbooI
The students number 20. making ono NJ
the largest high schools in tho vic,ni,,.
outside of Burlington.-Miss Alice Rar-
mum Is at nome from Middlebury COL
Iege for few days-Hovey Jordan ie
spending Few days at his home from
inc l. v MA pleasant family
gathering was held on THANKSGIVING day
in the home of Mrs. Susan Lea. consist
ing of Mrs. Lea. her two children. her
husbands mother, Mrs Fannie Morgan
her own mother, Mrs I. G. Stone. her
brother, DR.. -. II. Stone and family ot
Burlington, ana Ashacl puffer. Mrs
Morgan has recently celebrated her Goth
birthday and yet is able to make calls
attend church, enjoy large correspond
ence, and entertain her friends by CONVEX.
sation enriched by most retentive MEM
DRY OF varied experiences, and an active
interest in prescnt-day occurrences.-A
cordng to an established custom the
families of +. II. Jordan, Mrs. Hart and
MISS W warner and Mrs. l.. II. Chaplin had
THANKSGIVING dinner together-Miss Har.
ret Higgins contemplates spending more
'i'ne in jericho than formerly. and has
located in tho tenement made vacant by
the death of II. w Jordan.-Mrs. l. -.
Bishop of Winposk valley. who has
closed her house rlr the ,,.iu+or on,ar,oi,,
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Hopkins left for
Washington. d. c., Monday. Mr.. Hon
kins will reside there this winter. he bav-
ing charge OF the Worcester Salt oo,,
pany.-The Rev. c. A. Nuttlng attended,
the Missisquoi and Allen minister's moot
Ing at Richford Monday.-Mrs poar,
Stevenson and daughter, Burdean of
Hardwick. have been at J. II. Halls
Warren Austin Of St Adams was in tow,
Tuesday Contrary to reports the Rlair
Veneer company is making preparations
to stock their mill with all the logs thew
can get, and Will buy all the farmers
VIII draw-Col G. T.. Nelson of Derby
Line was In town Monday. Several Of
the local Masons here are planning TO at
tend the district meeting at Enosbure
Falls Thursday .--Homer Baker has moved
his barber shop into the basement Under
II. r. Porters store.
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ISLE LA MOTIF.

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or New Haven. have been Mt O. IT.
brown 's.-Mrs. Clara A. Lyman OF
underhill Is the guest of her brother.
- II. Wi1bur.-Mrs. N. Sisters and
children, Earl and Lila, spent satur-
Jay in Burlington.--Prof. and Mrs.
osle and child Of Burlington were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. pease
Saturday.-Mr and Mrs. y. H. DIV md
their son. Carl Day of Chicago sr.rt
saturday in Burlington. Cur
vi north underhill was in town
oaturday.-R. w. Brown was AT homo
,o, burlington over Sunday.--Miss
'u''" DERBY returned Saturday from
'o"hson, where she had been at home
,or week.-Frank Nichols of Cam
priuge is visiting his daughter. Mrs.
H. r. Montsgue.-L. C. Stevens re-
turned sunday from Hartford Conn
where he had been the guest NJ mr.
ana Mrs Hartman Howe over Tbopks
giVing.-Mrs NJ. A. Buzzell has boor
conhned to the house by illne.s for
several days-The Rev. NJ w wo,-
cot spent Monday in st. Adams with
ms daughter Miss Ada Wolcott
MISS Blanche Wilder is iIl.-Mrs A n
cochran Is at A. C. Browns for n few
"eeks'-Mrs. w. f. Buxton, Miss Flor
chce buNton, Mrs. ]. T. Varney and
son. Alfred, spent Friday in Burlinp-
'oh'-Schools throughout town close
Friday for the holiday recess. On
FRIDAY evening the high school will
give their play, valley Farm."-Mrs.
Buxton returned Sunday from Jericho
center. where she has been with her
fnt Nrp
.Hr' ana Mrs. Willis Brown and daugh-
Ter or Essex spent Sunday in town
with relatives.-Miss Mary Pease re-
turned Monday from Clovcrdale. where
she has been spending THANKSGIVING
MISS Florence Buxton and Bessie !
Pcrcival returned to Essex junction |
Monday and Miss Phyllis Brown 20 |
burlington after being at home from
heir school for the THANKSGIVING re-
,css.
ne Help society of the Baptist Church
VIII meet and serve supper at the parson-
age friday.-Mrs. Harry Wright, who
mas peen ILL., Is able to be out-Mrs s.
H. Wells returned Monday from an OK
.eHued visit in Chicago at the homo of
her son. Lee Wells.-Miss Lora White.
VINO recently observed her birthday. re-
reNed ABOUT 60 cards from friends.
j. II. Stafford. Sr., and Miss Carlotta
SANFORD went Wednesday to st. Adams
MT and Mrs W. 9. Bliss entertained
On thanksgiving Mr.. and Mrs. n N
.!rowneli OF Essex Junction. Mrs. Matte
Meade and dau-hter, Lanta, Mr.. and Mrs
'oseph Bissonette, NJ f. Mcmahon. Mrs
Emma Crawford and F. C. Bliss
ana three children-Y G. Nay. who
las been confined to the house
with sciatic rheumatism for several
weeks is .ble to be out. His brother ,
Dr. W. s Nay of Underhill. visited him
" ednesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Solan Rawson
ire parents OF "A son.-News has been re-
'eiNed here from Colchester of the death
II Mrs. charlotte Johnson. aged 1o1. She
vas the mother Of Mrs. Nettie Johnson's
ate husband.
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RICHMOND.

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senior class of tho II II : pave , donco
II, Il T. bou Friday ovorire N,,-,
,roe fnrrisbo1 h,. N,is, n,c>-o,,a,, oc p,,,
unpton Refrosbnonts ,,oro ,,or,,o,,
rho Nisso. Ru,b hilton o,d r.,,,,
Bashaw and the Ncssrs. WAYNE Groom
and Ned Walker of NIiddlabur, col,a,.a
were at ,hoir hnn,o for tl,o Tb,rls,i,,i,,,
reccss.-NIiss Rose Donov.o, u.os ,i,a
guest Of her pnr.uts Mr. and NJ. r,,,,.1
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ALBURG CENTER.

The Sunday afternoon service at
the Alburg schoolhouse has been
closed and the first Sunday afternoon
of every month at two o'clock thero
will be services at South Albury
.schoolhouse, also Sunday school evory
Sunday afternOon.-Horace Reynolds
from Boston attended the funeral O,
his aunt. Mrs. Ransom-Mrs. Nelli,
Hazen, who has been in Burlington
at Mary Fletcher hospital for several
days returned Saturday.-The teach
ar at Alburg Springs. Miss Mulligan.
and the pupils gave an interesting
entertainment last week. AS the re-
suit they received quite sum to use
for school purposes. Through her
and the pupils efforts tsere are mark
ed improvements in the school build
ing and about tire grounds.-The an
nual meeting for the election Of Of
fcers of the Alhurg Grange was heli
last night. The Grand Isle Pomona
Grange accepted the invitation of tn.
Vineyard Grange of isie La Motto %
hold their next meeting there the first
FRIDAY in JanEarY.--Miss Beebe of
the Center school ana her pupils gave
a pleasant entertainment Thanksgiv-
ing evening Mr.. ana Mrs william
Tors!nRcr went to Brushton, y. Y,
to spend THANKSGIVING with her faith
er. who is seriously il.-Irving and
Donna Duua and Miss Tatro of North
Hero attended the Thank giving ball
at Alburr Mr. and Mrs. ora Bell
went from there to take possession
of their hotel at AlhurS December !.
-Cp0rr. SoyylpS of the University ~
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SWANTON.

Elmer Livingston. who has heon i'll
Tor several weeks. is slightly bcttcr
Mrs. Kcmpton is critically III ot tho
hoihe oil her daughter Mrs l.. +. Hol-
iehoaek'-At n spirited special town
meeting called Tuesday afternoon t.
take action IN relation to the adjust
ment OF the affairs of the union school
district, whose charter has been sur
rendered. and the town schools. the
report of the committee was accented
and by vote of A to 35 the liquida-
ton Of $4,000 incurred by the old
union school district was left with the
selectmen
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-07

Bliss Fourth, Miss l. o. Newton; secre-
tary' Miss Ola Bliss; treasurer. Clarence
Newton.-The Rev. J. E. Naylor. State
missionary pastor, who has been slpply.
ing in St Adams, will preach at the Ban.
tist church next Sunday morning. De.
cemper lO-Miss Price. an evangelist.
sent out by the Missionary society of the
congregational Church, will supply the
pulpit at the Congregational Church here
Tor the .winter.-The Rev. G. II. Lock-.
pastor OF the Methodist Church, will take
Tor his subject next Sunday morning
Inc TWO Builders. In the evening Al
$50 the Rev. william Shaw, superinten
deht of the St Adams district, viii
preach.
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RICHFORD.

me funeral of S. NJ Dufur was held
tuesday November % at the Methodist
church, the Rev. w. r. Douglass officiat-
ihg assisted by the Rev. ]. II. Wallace
ana the Rev w. G. Scofeld The sing
ing was by the Methodist choir. The
nody was taken to Mr.. Dufur's old home,
iill N. H., for burial. Mr.. Dufur is SUR
vived by three brothers and three Sis
ters. a nephew and niece came to the
funeral, and escorted the body to Hill.
All of his near relatives reside in New
hampshire.-The annual Thanksgiving
ball in Aver opera hall was attended by
w couples Barton's orchestra of Bur
iihgton gave a concert, and furnished
music for dancing Supper was furnished
at the American House-Wallace Gilpin
and family of Barton, w. y. Gipin and
family of Westleld and Mr.. and Mrs. c.
u. Wilkinson of Newport were Thanks
giving guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. w.
GiIpin'-E. II. Grice and family and T.
W. Anderson and family have returned
from swift Current, Saskatchewan. where
they have been for several months
The Misssquoi Ministerial meeting was
held In this place Monday at the Meth
odist Episcopal Church for nm all day
session. dinner being served at the
church by the women of the Ladies' Aid
society. Those who attended we're the
Roy. W. j. Clark of fnosburg Falls the
Roy. Mr.. Vrandenburg OF Enosburg Cen
ter, tho Rcv. Mr.. Nuttng of Montgo
Center, the Rev. Glenn w. Douglass of
West Berkshire and the Rev w. G..
Scohed. tho Rev. W. #. Forsythe. the
Rev. w. o, Ifigiey and the Rev ]. II.
n y,1n ThA
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Tillotson and
son, Cedric. of Franklin. Gen. Lee S
Tinotson of St. Adams and Miss Molly
Beals OF Burlington spent Thanksgiving
with Mrs. 5. o. Tlllotson.-The Misses
Marion, Anna and Florence Brady and
Miss Catherine McNaney were in Enos-
burg Falls last week.-Mr and Mrs NV
ron Maynard Of Cambridge spent Thanks
giving here with friends-Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Stephenson of Sheldon spent
Thanksgiving with Mr., and Mrs. Peter
Shanley-Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Tilotson
of St. Adams spent Thanksgiving with
relatives-Mrs j, a, Perkins is seriously
III. Her sister, Mrs. Woodward, of st.
Adams is with her.-John Pepan an old
resident of this town, died Saturday,
opoI 7S wears.
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FLETCHER.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. l. MaxAeid are hero
from Boston, where they arc spending
the winter with their daughter. Mrs. O.
II. Gomo.-Mrs. l. Clifton Scot. who re-
turned home from tho hospital, where she
underwent an operation, Is recovering
rapidly.-The little son Of Frank Leack.
who has been seriously III with dlphtheria.
Is hetter-Thc family Of Ioha Carey is
under Quarantine for dlphthoria Mr.. and
Mrs. Justin Leach of Hyde Park and
Myron Leach and family ~ Cambridge
Junction spent Thanksgivng at d c.
Robinson s.-Perry CIrts and family
spent Thanksriving at Wills Grav's--
MI and Mrs. Charles Blx5y Of Cambridge
srcnt Thanksgiving a, Ira Green's
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

Mrs. E. j, Chamberlain of Ottawa. Can.
is the guest of her brother. ]. C. Place
and family Edward II. Lyon of Boston
spent Thanksgiving with relatives in
Wentworth of Malone.
n. Y, is In town for few days.-Mr
and Mrs. Frederick c, Cross of New York.
who have been at the home OF F. B.
Cross. returned Sunday to their home in
New York-Fay Place of Buffalo, n, Y,
was in town for Thanksgiving visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Place
Carl Place and Waiworth Deal have gone
to Bakersfield, where they viii enter
brigham Academy, Mrs Katherine l.,
Wentworth OF Malone, N. Y. is the guest
of Mrs. Abbie l.. Redding-Miss Gladys
Steele Is teaching the primary school in