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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-30

Mrs. Mary Lane of Burlington, Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Chase of St Johnspury'
Miss Grace Gates, University OF YER
mont, IL, Miss Edith Gates ana Pau'
Gates University of Vermont ID. Mr..
Hayden's mother, Mrs. Sarah +. Hayden.
and his sister, Mrs. Charles Gates OF
Franklin. were prevented from attending
Mr. and Mrs. Hayden were married In
Underhll 25 years ago on THANKSGIVING
night Mrs. Hayden was Miss Nj. Alice
Lane, daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Asa NJ. Lane Following their marriage
Mr.. Hayden taught for nine years at the
Essex Classical Institute at Essex Cen
ter. going later to Tnderhill where he had
charge of the high school, the grammar
school and the grades at the same time
MANAGING the general merchandise store
at Riverside. which he has continued to
the present time Mr.. Hayden has held
many positions of trust and honor. rep
resenting the town at the Legislature OF
1906. holding several school and town Of
fees and has been prominent In Good
Tcmplar work. having been grand chief
templar for the past 10 years, and has
recently been elected for two years more.
Mrs. Hayden has engaged very actively
in the work of her husband, being a
woman of marked efficiency and cxecu-
tive ability, and not little of Mr. Hay
denis success has been due to her. To
Mr. and Mrs. Hayden six children were
born. Olive, Mariory, Harold. Wendell,
Dorothy, who died in infancy, and Es-
1 her
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ceived of tho birth of n son to Mr..
and Mrs Avery Phelps of Milton. Mrs.
Phelps VIII be remembered as Miss
Helen Perry of this town C NJ Aug
tin was in Waterbury Saturday.-Thc
meeting OF the Ladies' Aid Of the
Methodist Church at the home of
Mrs. Frank Harris was largely al
tended--rhc election Of officers Of
Banner Grange. No. 1856, +. Of H.. will
he held Friday evening--The Rev
ana Mrs. Q. w Clark left Tuesday for
Barnet, whore they expect to pass the
winter e the home of their son. tho
Rev w. g. Clark Two more sue
cesSful hunters are reported. John
Conlin and Park Ncwton.---Mr and
Mrs. II. l.. Shor are the parents Of
son, born Saturday.--Miss Lucy Blair
is visiting her father in Bakersfield. -
The Rev. g r. Upton of Greenvllle. n.
IT, has accepted the call TO the pas
toratc of the BAPTIST church. and ex-
poets 30 begin his lahors December II.
The ROY. G. II. Lock pastor of tho
Methodist Church, Will take for his
subject sunday morning The WAYS
Of God" and in the evening he Will
have charge of he Epworth League
meeting and his subject will be Re
producing the Model"
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o,cock at the house. Mr.. Gulick offlciat
"a and lnterment was in Grand View Gem
eterv She ls survived by FIVE sons
C,, r,ea Shortseeves will move his fam.
uv December / to the Mncomber farm in
harrisburg, which he will manage the
coming ear--Stanton Coleman and Ma
hell. peshore were united in marriage
nv the Rev Father Compeau at st.
Ca,hcrine's Church November %. They
will reside In Charlotte. The remains OF
Olive Armell we're brought here from
Winooski Friday and interment was
made in Grand View cemetery. Services
were held at the Congregational church.
Mrs Armel was n former resident OF
tb,s place-Mrs. Henry Bray and son Of
Burlington were In town Thursday to at
tend the funeral Of her aunt. Mrs. Josepn
Deyette-Fred Bora has taken possession
OF the Il. II. Converse farm and will
move his family there December /. Rob
ert Bora and family will go on the farm
vacated by Mr. Bora.-Mr and Mrs. Fred
Myers and email son, Howard. moved to
Burlington for the winter.--Mrs Arunah
Tucker and daughter. Rita, are spending
Il few days In town
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MILTON.

Nathaniel Stoarns Wood one o; the old
est residents In town, died November %,
aged - years and rearly two months
after being confined to his bed for nearly
il months. He fell in October 1910, break
ing his hip and since that time has been
in bed. lie was born in Swanton Septem-
Der %, 1919, and learned his trade of shoe
making with his brother, Edwin Wood
in Georgia. at the early age of "A. Ne
worked for a little while in Burlington
ard ST. Adams and was for three years
in business at IIenrysville, +. q. lie then
came back to Swanton and with the ex-
ception of few years on the farm,
worked at his trade. He came to Milton
In 1866 and has carried on his business
continuously from that time, being in
the store himself until about three years
ago. He married Augusta Burnel in
Milton in October, 1852 four children were
born 20 them. Ella, Lillian, Clarence and
George. two of whom. Ella and George,
survive him and who have cared for him
during his last years. lie leaves also one
granddauEhtcr. Mrs j. T. Wagner. Mrs.
Wood died eight years ago. MIR. Wood
voted for the first Harrison in 1910 and
had voted at every presidential election
since tie was a member of the Congre-
eatloral Church ana was deacon for
many years. The funeral was held at his
late residence FRIDAY at 200 p. m.
The funeral of y s Wood was held
from his late homo Friday at two p. m,
the Rev. L. e Herrck officiating. assist
ed by the Rev. j. H. strong and the Rev.
{. NJ Redstone. The hymns NO, 1t is
Not Dying" and "Still, Still with Thee"
were read The bearers were IL. II. Full
Ter James Hamilton, O. II. Hervey and b.
H. Martin. The intcrment was in the fam
lily lot in the village cemetery. Among
those who were present from out Of town
were Mrs. Hattie D. Wood Of Montreal.
Mrs. Phila Hammond of Burlington, Ar
thur Wood OF st. Adams and Ira Wood OF
Swanton.-Thero was a union Thanksgiv-
ing service at the congregational Church
Sunday evening al 7:30 The sermon was
by the Rev. c. NJ. Redstone pastor OF
the Methodist Church,
\ THANKSGIVING day service will be
held at Trinity Church at nine a. m. with
morning PRAYER and sermon by the Rev.
Barnaby Lcach.-MSs Ellen Wagner Is
Mt home from her school in Sheldon for
the Thanksgiving recess.--Frank Grow
ford.-Mlss Winifrcd Flynn has been con-
fined to the house for several days with
rhcumatism-R J. Robinson has began
his work as carrier on r. T. D. route
No
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. Charles Brown and daughter, Mar
gerry. of WolCott are spending a week
with MIR. and Mrs Nincent-The Rev.
Father Cray of Albany and the Rev.
Father Crosby of Hyde Park were guests
OF the Rev. Father Penders last week.
Frank Brady of Cambridge was at his
home few days last week.-E. H. Beals
is seriously little Rev Mr.. Scoield OF
Sheldon preached at the Congregational
Church Sunday during the absence of the
Rev o. T. Houghton The Sheldon
basketball team was defeated by tho
Brigham academy team Friday evening
November ~ the score being 81 to O.
Mrs Mark stephenson and Mrs BenJa-
min Liley of Sheldon were In town Fri
day to attend the basketball game.
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dollars year and will assist greatly IN
the burden OF maintaining these most
worthy institutions much of whose Work
Is OF charitable nature. The hospital
is now endowed with Ave farms and the
Warner Home with three and tho trustees
and those interested in the splendid Work
done by these institutions feel greatly
relieved and encouraged by the timely
gifts OF Mr.. Leach.
The water supply question will again
come up for some sort Of disposition at
n special city meeting which has been
called for Thursday evening. December
II. The warning calls for action on the
report of the city council ana upon the
investigation OF the matter OF securing
a permanent water supply from Fairfield
pond or Dream lake. or by raising the
present reservoirs, and TO see II the city
will vote to provide n permanent supply
by the plan suggested in the councir
report also to see II the city Will au-
thorize an issue Of $4,000 in bonds for tho
purpose of paying for the proposed
supply
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SWANTON CENTER.

only three hunters were successful in
this vicinity during the deer season G..
f.. VI. BullHrd and Jay Buiard of Swan
ton Junction. and Nlnot Austin of Skeels
corner, each secured a buck the first day.
There were no acciden s.-News has been
received here Of the marriage of John j.
MacBaine OF Central Square. n Y. and
Miss Addie Woodruff of Hickok place,
which occurred November ~. The bride
formerly lived in this locality where she
has many friends.-The last lunch viuu
OF the season, connected with the Con-
gregational Church at Swanton was held
recently with Mrs J. r Catiin, who
ser ed dinner to which the men were in
vited. More than s. was rcalized.-School
will close in district No. 10 Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Catlin will also close the
fall term of school on the county road
Wcdnesday.-hir j. T. Catlin is visiting
relatives in Sweetsburg, +. O., for u week
or more.-Miss Maoelle Ricard and Miss
Daisy Rovcc recently gave a china show
er % Miss Nellie Catlin, to which about
Il dozen young women were invited. The
bridc-;o-be received many usefu. and
handsome gifts.-The marriage engage
mcnt Of Miss Catlin and sumner j.
Coriss Of Highgate Springs was recently
announced
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WEsTFoRD.

+. II. Ruggles is at home after visiting
his daughter Mrs. Irving Cobb of Ben
nington. Mrs. RuFgleS, who accompanied
her husband, will stay with her daughter
for several days.-Thcre will be a union
THANKSGIVING service in the Congrega-
tional Church Thursday at 1890 a. M
Mrs. Brown and daughter, Miss Marg sret,
are visiting Mrs DoWncr of Walden.
Mr. Brown also went to Walden for
Thanksgiving - Mrs. Julia Bates goes TO
Hudson, y. Y, soon to spend the winter
with her Sors.-Mrs. Gleason will spend
the winter with her son, II. NJ Gleason,
in Iiristol.-The next meeting of the Daisy
Chain will he ~ the home OF Mrs. Alice
Rice on the afternoon Of December g
Cream is being shipped from here by II.
W Beden to Springfield Mass
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Inc funeral Of Mrs r. \. Norton was
acid from the house Thursday afternoon
NJ one clock. Tho Rev II l. Kenn
oHlciatcd with Fred Kenyon in charge
MRS +, ID. Falby and Mrs. j. 6. Swoe,
sang three selections The bearers were
relatives Of the deceased. The flowers
were many and beautiful, consisting of
pillow with the word "Homc" on from
relatives IN East Darlington. y. f.. a
cross with the word Mother" from the
children. wreath with the word wife"
from Mr.. Norton, carnations from Rufus
Baldwin of Lebanon. y. H.. carnations
from classmates Of Miss Martha Norton
Of the Edmunds high school. carnations
roses and chrysanthemums from friends
mere. lnterment was at tho North Village.
Mrs Ella Brewster and granddaughter.
Florence, have been visiting friends in
Friatol-Mr. Bcdor has moved into
JeruSha Tafts house. M T. brewster
mas been with his wife in jericho AT the
nome of "er parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. WIZ
liam Cady
Mr.. and Mrs. George Swinvor If
Gaysville returned to their home We'd
nesday after spending the past week
with their sons, Alison and James
Swinyer-Mrs. Walter Ring and eon
Lloyd, visited her son, Howard in
Waterbury the last of the week.
Rolla Sargent is spending Thanlsgiv.
Ing with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Y.
r. Sargcnt--Mrs William Loavitt is
VISITING relatives IN Burlington and
Ilardwick,--Frank Rondeau had tn
misfortune to cut his hand badly on
the planer at the shop Saturday.-D.
l..
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FRANKLIN.

MIR. and Mrs b. Il. Tillotson and son,
Cedric, spent Thanksgiving with his
mother in Bakersteld.-Mr and Mrs. W.
II. Wright OF Burlington were with his
parents. Mr and Mrs. O. T. WrIght.-The
funeral of Merrill Stockman. who was
shot in Lowell, was held in the COngre-
gational Church Sunday afternoon, the
Rev. +. W. Dal officiating. Burial was
at East HiGhgate.-The Rev. 0. r.
Houghton of Bakersfield spoke In the
Conare gstional Church Sunday morning
Union service in the Methodist Church
next Sunday morning The Rev. G. II.
smith will speak in the interest of the
Anti Saloon League. Several from here
attended the district meeting at Enos-
burg Falls Wednesday Edith and Paul
Gates of the University Of Vermont are
at home for THANKSGIVING Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Briggs OF Burlington spent
Thanksgiving with Mir. and Mrs. Henry
Hubbard
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blacksmith shop.
The 18th annual THANKSGIVING concert
and ball was given in Aver opera hall
"Wednesday eveninr Tho concert bc
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WEST BOLTON.

Miss Grace Jones, who has been with
her sister. Mrs. Elmer Hall, for the past
month. has returned to her home in Glen
sutton. p. &C. W. Kellogg has finished
work at lIardwick and is at home. He Is
contemplating going to California for the
Winter.-The personal property belong
ing to S. u. Tomlnson was sold at auc-
ton last week Wednesday at the farm
belonging TO his father-W. Riley Of
Hineshurg was a guest of his brother
in-law's, f. Lacaillade. last week.-Mr
and Mrs. p G. Locke. Mr. and Mrs r.
". Wilson and Mrs. O. j. Hosford were
In Burlington Monday philemon Guyette
has gone to Jonesville to work for A
Crandall. He has sold his horse 10 T.
y. York. Mrs. T.. SpraEue and Miss Lii
Han Sprague have gone TO Randolph for
the winter.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Word has been received from Mrs AL
berta Beach mat her son. Harry, on ac-
count of continued i'll health has resigned
his position in Minor, n. D., and that
they will soon come TO spend the winter
with Mrs. Beachs parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
S p. Teachout
Mr.. and Mrs. Vetal Yandow quietly
observed the 18th anniversary OF their
marriage Saturday. Both were born In
Canada and were married in CRANKY.
L. O. They came TO Essex in 1855, where
there were only about a dozen houses
in the village. Eleven children were born
to them. of whom six are living.
Mrs, r. II. Stanley Is suffering with an
ulcer in her eye caused by a splinter,
Brown River creamery paid sl49 for
October milk,
officer Demag Monday morning nj
about one O'Clock arrested Joseph Brown,
who had been stealing rides on the
trains from Montreal The man had
evaded the officers at St. Adams Mr.
Demag found him hidden by the coal In
the tender OF an engine.
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ment.-Mrs. g. f. Fitch died Sunday
afternoon after a weeks illness.-An err
ror was made In the report that u. II.
Jewett killed buck deer. The deer was
shot by John Jewett--H. NJ. Sylvester
and Il. /. Duval were business visitors on
North Hill Monday. Harry Durkee Of
East Enosburg passed Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wethcrby
Leo Myott of Hectorsvllle. i. c., pass
ed Sunday in Giboo with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Myott.--IIerbcrt
Bessey of East Enosburg has been a re-
cent guest at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Jewett.-Hattie Jewett has re-
turned home from II. NJ. Kidders, whore
she has been for some time.
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BOLTON.

Ten deer have been killed in this vicin-
ity the past Week.-Mrs. Senior went 10
Warren Wednesday with n span of horses
TO bring home $50 pourd deer shot by
her husband. who has been spending the
hunting season in that vicinity. Mrs.
Ehio Baldwin arrived Sunday morning
from Portland. Ore. to visit her parents.
Mr.. ard Mrs George Thompso n.--Charles
Hurdle, who has been at work for c. S.
brush was seriously injured about the
head Sunday morning by jumping from
the morning passenger train which pass
es this place at four O'Clock. lie is with
his brother-in-law. Fred I7leury-H
MuZzy shot a fine deer Friday morning
with points. weight about 2,5 pounds
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RIVERSIDE.

Mr.. and Mrs, Chauncey II, Hayden
were given reception Saturday evening
by their children in honor OF the 25th an
niversary of their marriage, There were
about 80 townspeople present, including
the knights of Pythias, the Masons and
a few nearby neighbors and relatives
There was music. and the table was deco
rated with chrysanthemums and carna-
tons a large and handsomely decorated
anniversary cake was presented by Mrs.
Mary Lane OF Burlington Mrs Hayden's
sister-in-laW On Sunday a family din
ner was served. 16 sitting down The Ia
BILE was decorated with pink chrysanthe-
NUNS and ferns Afterwards there wac
singing, and MIR, Hayden and Mr. Chase
told of their experiences abroad. Those
to attend the anniversary were; Miss
Olive Hayden, who is teaching in the
high school In Richford. Miss Marjory
Hayden of Burlington, Harold Hayden,
| who Is attending st. Johnsbury Academy.
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A EAST BERKSHIRE.

The funeral of Mrs. Julia CRecd)
Sprague. aged IS years. who died at the
home of her niece, Mrs. y. p. Ladd on
Monday November 20, was held at her
late home Wednesday afternoon Novem-
Der %, the Rev. c. j. Peterson officiating,
Tho burial was in Calvary Church Gene
terry The funeral OF Mrs, Minnie
CPurrer) Hadd, wife OF Herbert Hadd,
was held Thursday at the Congregational
Church. Mrs. Hadd. who was about 80
years old. was burned to death Tuesday
morning. her clothing catching fire from
the explosion OF a coal oil lamp and be
fore the flames could be eXtinguished she
was unconscious, although later she re-
cognized her mother and family. Hyper
dernncs were necessary 10 relieve suffer
ing until death came in a few hours.
Mrs hadd is survived by a husband
five children, her parents, four sisters
and one brother.
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HILL WEST.

Ruby RushIord is III with appendicitis
Guy Frazier has returned to Coventry
after passing a few days here deer hunt
ing Ben Rushford OF Samsonville spent
the week end here deer hunting, Alton
Raymore has killed a large buck.-Fred
Jewctt killed "A medium sized buck,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Dawson and two
children of Sheldon, who spent the deer
hunting season here with Mr.. and Mrs.
b H. Jewett have returned. william
Rushford has returned to Johnson after
passing last week here deer hunting. -
Roy frasier Is leaving this week for
Waterfowl. Mass, where he has employ
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ALBlJRG.

Mrs Bessle Bell Lord and little son
of Panama arrived here Friday evening
to spend the winter with her parents
Mr. ana Mrs. O. o. Bell-H {. Geneway
and family have moved to Pierceheld,
y, Y, where he has a positio Miss II
Agnes Bell was the guest over Sunday OF
Mr.. and Mrs, y. l. Kinesley.-Mrs,
Forsyth OF CoopersTlle, y. Y, is visit
ing her daughter Mrs Julius SERVER
Mrs s L. BraYtou Is in feeble health,
Mrs Martha Reddv has returned TO her
home IN Malone after spending several
weeks with her sister, Mrs. II. Il. Mann
ing-N. w Fisk of Isle La Motto was
in town Saturday.
Monday from an extended western trip
1t is expected that the churches Will be
opened for service again next sunday
continued ON page ~
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ESSEX,

Miss Clara Mansfield closed a very sue
cessful term Of school in the Warner
District Friday November II.
Union Thanksgiving services were held
at the Congregational Church Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow Thompson Of Shell
burne were guests OF A. Packquett Sun
day,-Flre broke out in the tenement
house Of Leon Busky. occupied by Char
les Guyett. Monday afternoon but was
extinguished by a bucket brigade. The
household goods were removed The
house was damaged Sc, covered by nsur-
ance.-The primary schools in the village
closed Friday.-Mrs. G.. f. Bixby is car
ing for Mrs. Charles Wright at Colches-
ter. who is T.. with heart trouble.--W. r.
Hanley spent Sunday in Milton
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NJ. T. .Hanloy OF Milton shot a spiked
horn deer Weighing 1870 pounds Saturday
In the town Of Essex.
Lake Chnmplain creamery. William Il.
johnson & Son. proprietors. was entered
Monday night and 80 pounds. or about
$lS worth of butter was stolen.
a quiet wedding took place last evening
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Witherell on Park terrace when their
daughter, Miss Henrietta Warren, was
married to Alfred II. Mansfield OF Essex
The ceremony was performed by the Rev
charles ". Hidden Of the Baptist Church
In the presence Of few friends The
wedding march was played by Miss Hazel
Woods The bride wore handsome gown
Of blue messaline. Mr.. ana Mrs. Mans
field have gone on n wedding trip to Rut-
land. They will reside on Mr. Mansae,d's
farm in Essex.
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FLETCHER.

C. T.. Corse was in Fairfax November
e5-Willlam Beardsley was In Essex
Junction and burlington last week
Arthur Irish, Leon Wood, Walter Lamb,
Trcsca Corse and Mabel Hooper were az
home over Sunday from their school at
Fairfax. Mrs. b. w, Corse is home from
Cambridge Seven buck deer were killed
legally during the hunting season here
and several small bucks and does that
were not reported Edison Lamb has re-
turned to Milton.-O S. Carpenter is maxi
ing some repairs TO his buildings.
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BERKSHIRRE.

Miss Katie Bordo OF Laconia, n. H.. is
visiting her father. julius Bordo.-Mrs
L. Frances Joiley visited Mrs. c. IA. Nor
rill OF Bakersfield last week-Willard
Cassidy. who is attending the State agri-
culture school. Is passing his vacation
at the home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Cassidy. Schools closed Friday,
November "a, for weeks vacation.-Mis
Bertha Forty. who has been teaching in
Sheldon, is passing her Thanksgiving va
cation at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs II Forty
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HUNTINGTON.

The Rev. II. t. Kemp will administer
baptism by immersion to several candt-
dates at the close Of services on Sunday
The Kings Daughters meeting for this
week is postponed for two weeks, when
they will meet with Miss Frances Wit
fank.-Milo Billado is quite i'll with per
ifopitic
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GEORGIA.

union Thanksgiving service will
be held at the Methodist Church Thurs
day evening at $50 o'clock. The Rev
G. Il. Lock will have charge OF the
meeting MIR. and Mrs. Jason Newton
have returned from Burlington, wher@
they have been visiting News is re
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MILTON BORO.

Mrs. w. c. Blake and Mrs Ella Drown
Of St Adams have been guests of Mira.
Ward Richards Henry DIN has return
ed to his home in Waterville after spend
Ing few days at O. a. Stanley's School
opened Monday with Miss Ethel I.andon
as teacher.
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WILL ISTON

The Muddy R-Nok school closed FRI
day. The pupils having perfect atten-
dance for the term We're Carroll Tsham.
Parlle Patten, Charles Sowle, Anna la
Mote. and Dorothy Parker. Bertha KIM
ball was present every day, but was
tardy.