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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-07

Ing Mrs Mary White.-The Ladies' I'm
movement society will meet with Mrs
Fred Roberts Thursday afternoon, SEN
TENDER Z, at 2:9O.-All the schools In town
onened Tuesday morning with the fol-
iou,np teachers: In the village schools
Mr. woods. principal Of high school; Miss
Mckenzie in the grammar; Miss Fitz-
s,monds. Intermediate; Miss Jackman.
urinary: Miss Stoddard. assistant in
grades: Falls school, Miss Louise Gates
palmer school, Mrs. Nellie Finnisy; Sut
ton school, Miss Kate Parmalee. All the
schools are very well attended. Mrs.
James Sutton who has been visiting her
son. Walter, will soon return to her
daughter, Fanny Lake. in Concord. n. II.
Miss I,urlburt of Colchester is teaching
IN sbe,burno Point.-Miss Elizabeth
Thorpe will enter Middlebury College this
fall Ellsworth Weeks Is at home from
Lake Dunmorc. where he has been
through the summer-Mr. and Mrs
Edwards of Boston are visiting Mrs
McNeil-Mrs Carrie =. White and son,
Rollln. will go next week to Bristol
Tenn. where they will spend this winter
The regular meeting of Champaign
Chapter. No. IS. O. L. s., will be held In
Masonic hall Friday evening. September
s-The Ever Ready Circle of the King s
Daughters will meet with Mrs. +. w
Bissonett Friday afternoon, September s
Miss Jennie NJ. Thompson started Sun
day for WOODBURY. N J., whore she
will teach school
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WIILISTON.

Henry Root OF San Francisco. Cal, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Lucy Talcott--
The Rev, and Mrs, s, X, Emurian and
son spent Friday and Saturday with Mr..
and Mrs. W, +, Ferguson Mr., and Mrs
Charles Whitney of Boston and Miss
Laura Whitney of New York were in
town Thursday.-The Rev. and Mrs. A.
b. Potter returned Friday from New Bed
ford, Conn,-The Richmond condensary
has purchased the creamery. Tho build
ing will be used for n receiving station
Daisy Wright of Essex Junction has
been visiting Ella Johnson--Dr. A. l..
Bingham has purchased n new automo-
bile.
Mr. and Mrs, John Talcott, Mr. and
Mrs Gawne. son and daughter, and Miss
Cole of Oakland, Cal. are guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Talcott Miss Delma
Webster of Swanton is visiting Mrs. Car
RE Morrill.-Mr Pierce of North Attic
boro Mass, is a guest Of Florence Met
calf.-Vernon Joslyn of Washington. ID.
G., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T. Isham.-
The Union Circle of Kings Daughters
will meet with Mrs. G. ID, Warren Friday
afternoon, September Sth.-Choir prac-
tice viii be held Thursday evening after
prayer meeting. All those interested In
the new hymnals are requested to attend
Ella Johnson, Frieda and Rita Roberts,
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HUNTINGTON.

Tile community was saddcn August y
to learn OF the death of Mildred. the nine
yeer-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs Walter
Taber, which followed an operation for
appendicitis at the hospital. where she
was taken Sunday. OF gentle. lovahle
disposition she readily won her way into
the hearts OF both old and young, The
funeral was held at the church Wednes-
day at ten O'Clock. The Rev. H. |. Kemp
spoke In a feeling manner. our young
friends, Charles Falby, Benoni Sprague.
Wavland Alger and Glenn Johnson were
the bearers The many flowers testified
TO the love In which she was held.-Mrs,
Dora Wells wife OF Fred Roberts, died
~ her home Mt an early hour Monday
August 2s after months of patient suffer
ing Tho funeral was held Wednesday
afternoon at the church at one O'Clock
The Rev. H. l. Kemp ofiiciated with +.
T. KENYON In charge. She leaves beside
a husband one sister, Mrs. Myra Kimball,
and two brothers, George and Elmer
Wells,
Walter Tabcr has moved his family to
tho Uvuan tenement-MisSe Eleanor
ord Laura Sweet returned to Barre Mon
dov-N,ss Greta Norton returned Tues
day from Highgate springs where she
las been camping Mrs. Mary Ring en-
tertained the Kings Daughters Wednes-
day.-Mr. and Mrs. James Carpenter will
celebrate the 5oth anniversary OF their
wedding Monday September II. Al
friends and relatives are cordially In
vited TO be at the town hall at tive
O'Clock e. A. Fuller resumed work or
the II. F. D. route Tuesday after two
weeks vacation.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

Mrs. Carrie Cramtou has sold her house
and lot on Main street to Jesse a. Har-
vey.-Dr. II 8. HerrIck has bought out
the practice of DR.. Bogue Of Richford and
will take possession at once. The sale In
cudes the residence and Office equip
ment-K. 4. Paul of East Berkshire,
Charles T. Hall of Montgomery Center.
E NJ. Brown of Sheldon, c. W. Gates OF
Franklin were in town Friday September
/. to attend the regular monthly meeting
of the directors of the Enosburg Falls
Savings Bank & Trust company George
II. Mcleod assumed the duties OF treas
urer September l-Don NJ Fassett of
Boston. n former resident. is IN town
Joseph Erwin left Saturday for Burling-
tcr,, where he will take q course of study
In the Burlington Business College eos
car Rose left Saturday for New Hamp-
ton, n, H., where he will enter New
Hampton Institute,-Mr, and MRS w. s
Hutchinson and son. Frederick, returned
Saturday from Northfield whore Mr.
Hutchinson has been an instructor in the
Norwich summer school
Z. $. revyaw of West Enos-
burg, a former resident OF this
village. died very suddenly Thurs
day morning, aged 70 years The
funeral was held at the house Satur-
day at 1880 and burial was at Mont
gomery Center, lie is survived by a wife,
one daughter, Mrs. Willard Warner, OF
West Enosburg. and step-daughter.
Mrs, Emma Wells OF Rnndolph,-.W Duba
former resident of this place. died at
him home in Sheldon Junction Aug. 30.
Tho funeral was held at his home Satur-
day morning at nine O'Clock and burial
was In the Catholic cemetery in this
place.-August weather shows a mean
temperature of CSC degrees compared with
q normal of GAG. The maximum tempera-
ture was "a degrees on the LIST and the
minimum was 40 degrees on the 10Th, cath
and 30th. The greatest daily range was
IS degrees on the 2lst and the least was
y degrees on the e9th. The precipitation
was 3,43 inches compared with Il normal
OF 3Sl inches The month was made up
OF IL clear, 10 partly cloudy and five
cloudy days. With two-thirds of the year
gone, 1911 shows a precipitation of 1854
inches compared with a normal for the
same eight months of 1854 inches,
Miss Bertha Cleland. teacher In the
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HINEsBURG.

The w. c. T. L. will meet with Mrs
Perry Read Thursday at 2:30 \ cordial
invitation is extended to all. After the
program there will he a social hour with
rcfreshmonts.--The ball game Saturday
between Shelburne and Hincsburg result
I'll in a victory for IIinesburG, > to g.
Mrs A. l.. Walker and daughter, Hilda,
returned to burlington Monday after
spending several days at j. II. Aliens
Mr.. deuel. and daughter. Edith. have re-
turned to Saratoga Springs after a week
At j. II. Allen's.-Harod Gilman of Ran
5plph is spending his vacation with his
,uther-EIope Circle of Kings Daughters
viii meet with Mrs. Guy Tobey Friday
afternoon Of this week
The public schools began Tues
DAY. September 5 with the following
teachers: High school, Horatio S. Reed,
formerly of Essex Junction, principal,
md Miss Rena r. Huntley OF Middlebury
assistant; No. /, Miss Carolyn Taber of
Ncreennes; No. 5, Miss Anna b. Patrick;
80. b, Miss Bessie II. Weed; No. 6. Miss
L. Fraser; No. !. Miss Lizzie CAT
fnY; No. S, Miss Bell J. Cogans; No. ..
Miss Margaret NJ. Mckenzie; No. 10, Miss
Mary A. Dwyer No. Il, Frank Hollis
Mrs A. S. Hull. Claire and Marcus
Hull have returned from Cedar Beach,
Mrs T. l.. Degree and daughter. Hilda.
who have been at DIR. ]. +. M!les's. re-
turned to Burlington Saturday.-The Rev.
lIr. Sawyer and family, who have been
attending Spring Grove camp meeting and
Visiting friends in New York State, re-
turned Friday
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

The Ri Rev Bishop ]. ]. Rice of Bur
lington will be at st. Thomas's Church
Sunday morning, when he will admins
ter the rite of Confirmation to n class
of children.-W l.. Bennett began carry
ing the mail Monday morning, succeeding
f. w. Blakey. who has resgned.--Con-
crete walks are being built about St.
Thomas's Church. The work is in charge
Of +. S. TomllnSon of Jericho.--F. G..
Slater has commenced the building of his
new steam saw mill.-The town schools
opened Tuesday for the fall term.--Luke
F. Barrett and family Of Shelburne. visit
ed his mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Barrett.
Sunday.-A. b. JOY went to Montgomery
Tuesday for a few days visit with rela-
tives.-Mss Mary Leddy went to Fair
fax Monday to resume her duties as
teacher in the public schools.
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COLCHESTER.

Miss Sue Smith has returned from
Chimney Point, where she spent the sum
mer-Miss Bessie Wolcott, who has been
visiting in Burrage. Mass, returned to
her home Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. f. II.
Andrus and daughter, Helen, spent Sun
day with Mrs. Ellen NJ. Day.-Nr and
Mrs. Dewey Smith and son of Underhill
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Harvey OF Es-
sex Center were guests of the Rev. and
Mrs. W. w. Smith Sunday. Miss Mae
Mcneil left Saturday night for her school
in New Jersey, and Miss Myrtle Mcneil
has gone back to Middlebury. where she
Is to teach the coming year.-Miss Ada
Morrow went Monday to her school In
Williston,-S Schools in town began Tues
day.-The Rev w. w. Smith and daugh-
ter. Elizabeth. are In Middlcbury and
Ripton.-Mrs. Sydney Aldrich and chill
dren have gone to New York state on a
visit.
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EIGEGATE CENTER.

Mrs W. L. Gates and son Francis,
Of Lyme. y. H., are at the home of Mrs.
G.. L. Stimets-J p, steele of Marlboro,
Mass. is spending a few days in town
the guest Of his mother Mrs. Mary
Steele.-Mrs. Emily Cutler Is in West
Newton. Mass, where she is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. j. b. Sanderson.
and family.-Miss Annie Preston OF
ST. Adams. is visiting friends In town.
Miss Gladys Steele Is visiting friends
in Enosburg Falls,-F. B, Cross has
purchased new five passenger Ford
touring car.--Deputy Sheriff c. w.
Steele was in Lamo!lle County Thurs-
day on business.-Martin Il Sheltus
OF Boston is spending his vacation
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Z.
Sheltus. of Canada Street--C. L. Ovitt
of Enosburg Falls was a business Wis
itor in town Saturday.-The Misses
Evelyn and Annie Enrtght OF Burling-
ton are at the homo of c. r. Lyon
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MILTON BORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Richards and son. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. a. Wells and EnoCh White
were in Colchester Friday.-Alton Bean
returns to California Wednesday. Mr..
and Mrs. hin will accompany him as
far as Michigan.-Several from here Mt
tended the party at Hazel Everest :
Tuesday evening. School opened Tues
day with Miss Ethel Landon as teacher.
Mrs. Ruth l.. Wood aged SO years,
died at the home of her son, A. b. Wood
and the funeral was held Sunday at II
o'clock at the house. Burial was in Mil
ton Boro cemetery. Mrs. Wood Is sur
vivcd by six children, c. II. Wood Of st
Adams. f. a. Wood of Georgia, Mrs. e.
A. Thomas of Randolph. Mrs. b. w Will
cox Of Maine. A. b. Wood of Milton Boro
and Mrs. F. f. Royden Of West Georgia.
also four brothers, Charles Landon of
South Hero. Fred Landon of Bristol, Jed
Landon of Nebraska and William Landon
OF Milton
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BOLTON.

Mr.. Chellman, manager of the gang of
men working for the New England Tele-
phone company, went to his home IN Bos-
ton saturday and will return Tuesday
S. q. Sabins spent part of the day Sun
day putting UP signs on the trail leading
to "Camels Hump. "-Lena MCGEE is
teaching on Scrabble I'm In DuXbury,
Miss Brewin Is teaching in district No. Z.
Attorney Cowles OF Burlington after
consulting a bridge construction COM
pany has estimated the cost Of sus-
pension foot bridge, If built at this point,
TO be about 500. not including the work
of building. -Miss Anna Fiddock of Bur
linEton is at the home of her father and
brother
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page -

street. where the immediate relatives of
The contracting parties We're present. Mr.
and Mrs. 1IardaCre left on the noon train
Tor Boston and New York. The bride was
F'Wncd in cream satin messaline with
real lace trimmings and wore n white
HHinsborough hat and carried an emcr-
I'D rosary. Mrs. Conlin wore pale hlue
i1tin messalne with gold trimmings and
o black picture hat and carried Ameri-
san beauty roses Mrs. Brown wore pink
satin messalne with pearl trimmings and
black picture hat and carried pink
roses Mr.. 1Iardacre is a we'll known
business man throughout the State hav-
ing Travelled through the state for many
years. Miss Conlin is the only sister of
Judge Conlin and for the past five years
mas been teacher in the public schools
here They were the recipients of many
sifts and have the good wishes of a
Vide circle of friends
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RICHMOND.

The L. N. Smiley Circle of King =
Daughters We're entertained at the Uni
versalist parsonage Wednesday. Septem-
Der G-Mrs. Incz Bcssett was the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bessett Sunday.
Harold Berry left Monday for Bellows
Falls, were he has n position.-Mrs,
George f.. Emery and son and daughter,
who have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos Henley. left Tuesday morning
for their home in Lincoln. Neb,-Mr and
Mrs William O'Byrne and son Of Boston
are visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs F.
O'Byrnc. Mrs Eta Robinson. who has
been the guest of her parents the pas.
summer. returned Monday TO her home
In Rutland.-The Grange held regular
meeting in l. O. O. +. hall Tuesday even
ing. After the woris whist party was held
and refreshments served.-Miss Rather
inc Henley returned Monday to her schoo
in Jericho.-P r. Goodwin. who has
been the guest of his mother for two
weeks, returned Monday evening to his
home in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Gloyd have returned
from n two weeks stay at Lake Sunapee
n H.-Mr and Mrs. Fowler oil Bethc
are at the home Of their son, NJ. II. Fow,
ler.-,Miss Eva stone, who has been tho
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Prior fol
several days. has returned to Montpelier
&c. a, Edwards, who has been the guest
of his daughter. Mrs. Albert Chandler
at the cottage at Lake Sunapee. N II.
for two weeks, returned to his home
here Monday evening.-Mss Eva stone
has position at the Vermont Business
College In Burlington. Master Harold
Winslow, who has been the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. T.. T. Jacobs at their cottage
at Lake Iroquois during the summer
has returned TO his home in Concord
y 1.-THE Louise NJ Smiley Circle OF
Kings Daughters were entertained al
the parsonage Wednesday afternoon -
Mr., and Mrs. f. II. Shepardson and Mr.
and Mrs D, H. Parker attended n wed
ding at Fairfax Yesterday
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Edward Blakely.-Scott f. Terrill is
visiting his mother, Mrs. William Jones,
for few days.-Wil Cross of Burling-
ton has opened a barber shop In town.
Mrs. Edward Cass. who has been spend
Ing the summer at her daughters, Mrs.
Hale, left Wednesday for her home In
Jamaica Plains Mass.-Niss Hope Scrib-
ner started Friday for Boston where she
will visit relatives She was accompanied
by Miss Lara Chadwick. who has been
spending the summer here.-Cassius
Woodwork of Fairfax has bought John
Atchinson's team and will gather cream
for the cooperative creamery.-Mrs.
Theodore Buck and daughter, Marjory,
who have been visiting her mother, Mrs.
S. NJ Palmer, returned Monday to their
homo In Most Enncll. Me.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Captain Berton w. Slbley of the
United States Marine Corps, who Is
stationed at san FranciHco, Cal. Is
visiting his mother. Mrs. Hattie Sib-
ley. Captain Siblcv has just returned
China
A daughter Sarah Elizabeth. was born
July 2G to Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Blanchard
of spokane. Wash. Mrs. Blanchard will
be remembered as Miss Bessie Read
daughter Of MIR. ana Mrs. A. Il. Read OF
this place
Mrs. Mary Keelcr Fairfield for many
years resident of this town, was found
dead In her chair Sunday, September 3
at the Mount View House. Essex Center
Mrs Fairfield was born Sept /. 1879
Funeral was held Tuesday Mt two O'Clock
at the home of her niece, Mrs. G. a
Booth, this village.
The village schools opened Tuesda,
with the same corps of teachers as las
year with the exception of Miss Bertha
Fields of Feirlsburg who is to he assis
tant in the high school.
d. David Marvin and family have re
turned home after spending the summer
Mt Alburs, Jeffersonvillc ana othe,
points.
The sunday school OF the Methods
Episcopal Church will hold their piCn!,
at Macombcr park on Saturday. Se3tcm
Der .. The plan is for all to come to tn,
park between 1890 and leo a. IN. Ther,
will be lunch at noon ana a short liter
AIRY program. Then. beginning at ISIS u
m, the following program of sports ar,
scheduled: Sack race. nail driving con
test. potato race, threc-legGed race, pi,
eating contest, tug-Of-wHr, seamstres.
race, ban-throWinS contest, shoe lacns
contest, egg race, to conclude with IA gam,
of BAH between the girls. Helen Peck
captain and the boys, Theron Guild cap
tain, the boys to use their left hands
Every Sunday school scholar under /
years of age will be given a free tickle
good for one cone of ice cream and tw,
glasses of lemonade. Ice cream ana lem
onadc will also be for sale.
Next Sunday morning the pastor Of tn,
Methodist Episcopal Church will prcacl
on The Christian and His God" Their
will be popular service in the evening
subject, "A Model Mother"
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WEST BOLTOA}.

Mrs. y. Sprague and daughter, Lillian,
are entertaining the Rev. Miss Horton
and Miss Cunningham Of Massachusetts.
A. Hardy returned Friday from Enos-
burg Falls.-Mrs. j. Dumas of South Lin
coin and Fred and Frank Morrill, of South
Starksboro were called here by the seri-
Gus illness of Elwood SIorrlll.-Miss Ida
Lancer was at homo from South Barre
Sunday.-Miss Edith Guyette Is at home
from Huntington for a few days.-Elwood
Morrill, underwent an operation Tuesday
for appendicitis at the Mary Fletcher
hospital. His condition Is favorable
Mrs NJ. j. Pease Of Jonesville and her
daughter, Elsie, of Burlington We're in
town Monday Mrs. a Williams of
Richmond visited Miss Ada Brock Mon
day-Edward Tominson was at home
from Waterbury for a short stay. return
ing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. commenced Tues
day with the same teachers as in previ-
Gus term.-Elmer Han who took his wife
to Burlington for an operation, has re-
turned. She Is gaining slowly. Frann
Gregory is attending school at Jericho
Center.-Mrs. Stephen Billings, who re-
Gently moved here from Underhin, sur-
tered a paralytc shock Tuesday morn
Ing ana Is in "a critical COndition.-Quito
n few went to the fair at Pittsburgh dur
Ing the week
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WEST MILTON.

Alton Bean started for his home in
California Wednesday, His aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Hill, will so
with him as far rs Michigan, where they
will visit for some time.-Mrs. Charles
z. Osgood of Petorsham. Mass, return
cd home last week after staying a few
days with his brother. c. Z. Osgood. -
Mr.. Mansfield and daughter of Essex
were at Lansing Smiths Monday.
was party at Mrs. Ida Earnest's for
the young people Monday evening.-Mrs,
Sarah Costello is in Georgia at her
brothers, II. Mahoneys Mrs. Nc
Nally and daughter. Jessie, attended the
funeral of Mrs. IIuldah Meeker at the
village Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kay
have returned to their home IN Brook
Ign, n. Y. after spending a two weeks
vacation with their sister, Mrs. A. Nc
Nally.
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UNDERHILL.

Mrs Minnie Parker of Massachusetts
is visiting at l.. Z. Metcalfs.-John Cush-
ing and family have moved into the
house on the Raceway, recently pur-
chased Of A. w Edwards.-Miss Soule
Of Fairfield, teacher of the grammar de-
partmcnt Is at George Farrell s,-Mrs. c.
NJ. Lyman. who has been very i'll, is i'm
proving.-Mrs. j. II. Russell and son,
Willie are visiting relatives in Fairfax,
Carl Mead and family went Wednesday
TO Dandy for few days.--C, {. Abbott
and children, who have been spending
the summer at Camp Sunnyside. South
Hero, returned Monday.-W. r, Bennett
has taken the mail route formerly run by
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MILTON.

Mrs. Huldah G. Meeker died Thurs
funeral was held Sunday at 2:oo p. m.
at the Congregational Church.
The funeral OF Mrs. Huldah g.
Meeker was held at the Congregations
al Church Sunday at 2:30 p. m. tho
Rev. f. f. Herrick officiating. There
was a large attendance Mrs. Meekec
will be missed by large circle Of
friends and the church OF which she
had long been a member. Interment
was beside her husband in the village
cemetery. Among those to attend
from out of town were her brother,
stephen Herrick. and daughter OF
Rockford ILL.,. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Herrick of Vergennes, Eugene Her
rick and Mrs Sarah Herrick of Undar-
hill, Mrs. wallace of Bolton. Mrs. A.
Kinney of Colchester and Mrs. Part
ridge of Westford--Dr. and Mrs ].
A. Drew of Rumney, n. H.. spent sun
day at Mrs. Drew's fathers. C. A. Pratt.
Miss May Kennedy left Monday 10
teach in St. Johnsbury, and Miss Clara
Brown to teach In Vergennes,-The
year old child of william Lawrence,
which has been very Ill with cholera
linfantum, died Sunday night-Miss
Flora Lyon of st. Adams is visiting
her sister, Mrs. II. II. Beeman.
The funeral of the little child OF
william Lawrence was held at the
house at 1870 Wednesday morning
with the Rev c. NJ Redstr. official.
ing Interment was at Westford-Mrs
o. II. Monty of Plattsbugh is spend.
ing n few days with DIR. L. c. Hol-
comb,--Miss Dorothy Frost and Law.
renee Martin are attending high schoo
at Essex Junction---Mr. and Mrs Aiker
| s. Demo of Boston are visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Loon Denno.-
There Will be n September hop at tn,
| Opera House Thursday evening. Sep.
TENDER I. Music will be furnished By
Lessons orchestra Mrs Arthur
Thompson is visiting her parents a,
Holden,-Frank Mayville is spending
few days vacation at home-Mr
and Mrs. II, A, Brush attended tn,
wedding of their son, Walton. In Fair
fax Wednesday.-Mr w. V
Ashley and son. Daniel, returned t,
their home in Woodsville, ~ H., aftei
spending few days with Mrs Mar,
| Ashley.
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FRANKLIN.

Charles and George Wood OF Barre
are visiting friends in town-The con-
dition of Mrs. /. r, Gates does not i'm
prove.-Mrs. Laura Robbie, and grand
son. Ralph willard. went to New York
Friday, Mrs. Robbie Will be absent
several weeks Emerson Shedd has
gone to Worthwhile to attend Peoples
academy the coming year.-Mrs, Min
ME Reynolds was called TO Bedford
Friday night by the death Of her hus-
bands mother The quarterly COM
munion service will be observed in the
Methodist Church Sunday morning
Foster Whitney has entered Norwich
University AT Standardization lite
more has gone TO Concord. n H., where
he has a position in a business college.
Hubert Gallup has entered busl-
moss collage "a Concord