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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-05

son, George Francis, born Monday after
noon.--Mrs. William Tyler, who has been
stopping with Mrs. Mcneil the past year,
has returned to Burlington for the winter.
Mrs. Ferris, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. W. A. Weed for several
weeks, has returned to her home at H. S.
Weeds in Burington.-Mrs w. b. Good
man is entertaining a friend from Wilton.
N. Y, for n few days.--Dr. Coleman, dis
trlct superintendent. Will occupy the
Methodist pulpit next Sunday morning
in the absence of the pastor, the Rev. w.
b. Goodman.-Miss Alfredda Stoddard Is
at home for a weeks vacation from du-
ties In Secretary of State Baiey's office
at Essex Junction.--The Ever Ready Cir
Gle OF Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. v. c. Partch Friday afternoon
There was a class of 10 confirmed at Trim
ity Church Sunday evening b.. Bishop
Goldman Of Maine.--D S. Russell Is enter
tanning MIR. Wood from Middlebury. The
regular meeting of Champlain Chapter,
No. SIS, o. L. s., will be held in Masonic
hail Friday evening, October s.
Misa Daisy Whiteside left yesterday for
Rutland and Fair Haven, where she will
visit friends
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EAST CHARLOTTE

Mrs Ralph Clark and little son are
visiting relatives in Lincolo Mrs VIII
liam Carpenter and daughter. Miss Lille
are spending several weeks in East Attic
boro, Mass, with their relatives.-Mrs
f. a. DeEette of Burlington, who has been
the guest of her sister. Mrs James Bill
son, has returned home. -. r. Taggart was
at nome over Sunday from Clintonville.
y. Y. where he is engaged in collecting
pine cones for +. H. Horsford of Char
lottc.-MrS. Forrest Norton of BurlinE-
ton and daughter is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Burton T.. Beers.-Miss S. A.
Wooster and Miss Sara Emo, who have
spent the past four months abroad reach
ed home Friday cvening.-Miss Sara Emo
left Sunday for De Land Fla, to resume
her work as head librarian of the John
* Sietson University library.-Mrs.
Henry Tatro and daughter Miss Susie. OF
NerGennes, Mrs Yandicco and daughter Of
Monkton, and John Tatro of Hinesburg
spent few days with Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Noight last weck-F NJ. Norton
OF Huntington spent Sunday with his
FAMILY at Burton Beers s.-NisS Cora r.
clark Is teaching the village school this
week in place of the regular teacher. Miss
Mary Quinlan, who is confined at home
with Sprained ankle
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ESSEX.

Mrs. Hannah Page of Mooers June
ton, n, y, who has been visiting
friends, has returned William Devi-
no, who has been at G. 4. Nicholss the
past year. has rented l.. j. BiXhv's
tenement-Miss Ila Parker who un-
derwent serious operation at the
Mary Fletcher hospital is expected
home In few days.--1arlie MAJ of
'"Stcn la. returl ID after spending his
vacation with his mother.-James Nor
an has left the employ of the Ceatrai
Telephone company and opened a
grocery store at Cambridge Boro.--N
Il. johnson 81 Co. closed his skinninp
station at this place September 90
G. w. RIce has moved into tile h1u.r
he recen - purchased of &. H. Brown
-George w. Doors house was broken
into some time last week and ol.ito =
few valuable articles taken-W !
Tanley fell from load of cornstalks
Thursday and was quite seriously in
jurel.-The Rev. -. G. Guest O. tho
Methodist Episcopal Church Of ESSEX
Junction, Will preach at the Metho-
dist Church at this place sunday. o.
tober 4, in exchange with the ROW.
r. T. Currier.
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HINESRURG.

Jesse DWire and friend of Fitchburg,
Mass are guests of his mother, Mrs
Josephine Dwire-LuCius Coates is NOV
ing from O, =. Baldwn's house to the NJ.
B. Small house.-George Ruel has moved
from the rooms over his shop into the
Lewis Bissonettc house.-Mrs Stokes,
who has been very Ill., is improving. Ed
ward and Van Berry attended the fair ~
Malone ~ Y, this Week.-Mrs. j. NJ.
Cassidy visited relatives at Malone, n.
y, this week.
e. W. Pierce, his son, Harrison. and f..
r. Wyman of Starkshuro went to Thorn
sonvlle. Conn, Friday in Mr. Pierce $
automobile, making the trip in one day
Jesse Dwrr returned to Fitchburg. Mass,
Monday after spending week with his
mother here-Eugenc Minum Of Starks-
boro purchased the Euzeb Sanctuary
house at auction for SIS 00-Miss Rena
Huntley was at her home in Middlcbury
over Sunday L.uCius Coates has moved
into the NJ y. Small house George Ruel
has moved to the Louis Riseonett house
Mrs. stokes, who has been very ill.,
is improving Mrs. William Sanctuary
was in Burlington over Sunday-Mr.
Sanctuary who Is at the Mary Fletcher
hospital, Is slowly gaining. Mr.. Joseph
Bushey spent the past month with her
daughter, Mrs. Hardy in South Hero
The Hope circle of Kings Daughtcrs will
meet with Miss sadie Weed next S2tur.
day afternoon.
The Hnesburg Grange viii hold their
next regular meeting October 10. 1t win
be ladies' night The gentlemen will fur
nish the program All members of tho
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sWANTON

The funeral Of Wallace T.. Tobin was
he'd at the house Thursday afternoon, the
Rev, O. y. Bowoy of Swanton and the
Rev. W. Parkyn Jackson of St Adams Of
iiciatinE The intermcnt was in the RiV-
erside cemetery. The bearers We're W. c.
REYNOLDS Of Barre, Wallace Campbell ot
Rochester, Fred Rogers of Milton, Charles
Lyman Of Middlehury. Dr l.. \. Burnett
and Or, ii. ~ lIaf of SWanton. There
was large attendance, a marked evil
dcnCe of respect ana esteem. All business
places were closed Mrs. -. A. Carr and
son. Frank have returned To Swanton
after ab.euce of n year in Colorado
and CalifOYnia.-S r Morcau has moved
here from Bedford with his family to re
side and will occupy i house on Platt
street, owned by brother, II, y. Mo-
reau.-Miles Wright, employed for some
time at the Barney Marble mill, has
moved his family here from bedford and
Il occupying one of the tenement houses
of the company on River street.
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UNDERHILL,.

The Rev u. r. Williams of NicholvilIe.
Pa, will preach at the Congregations.
Church next Sunday morning, and at
Jericho In the afternoon ana evening Mr.
Williams comes as u candidate-G. Nj.
Fces and son, WAR who nave been spend
ing several weeks i'm town, went to Cabot
Tuesday. Mr.. Clark Graves, who has
been seriously III, is much better.-AIrs.
T., S, Whit'omb is visiting friends in
Burlington for a few days Mrs. LaRoclt
of burlington is visiting her sister, Mrs
Emma Metcalf.-IIoward lockwood Of
Waterbury is spending a few days at
home.--MisS Gladys Soule, teacher Of the
grammar department. went to her home
in Fairfield Friday, returning Monday
i. II. Pendleton and family went Tues
day to Rutland, where they will make
their future home Mr., and Mrs l.. c.
Fowler are visiting for few days in st
Albans.-Mrs, T, G, Leonard, who has
been visiting In Middlebury, returned
home the first of the week.-Mrs.. Martha
Church is I'm Burlington visiting her
daughter Mrs w. Il. prior-The children
Of S. +. Humphrey are in quarantine for
chicken poX-Mrs. Harley Ross and chill
dren are visiting in Cambrldge--F p.
Tillson is building a new barn on his
farm.
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WESTFORD.

a. G. Narney ana Homer Page have
both recently bought automobiles. Miss
Lena Osgood is visiting in Essex and be-
fore returning here will attend the State
Christian Lndeavor convention, which is
to be held this week In Randolph The
Ladies' Social Circle will meet at the home
of Miss Carrie Pett!ngill on Wednesday
afternoon. The society will also give a
social on Friday evening of this week in
the Congregational Church parlors The
entertainment Will consist of poems writ
ten by / embers telling how they earned
a dollar for the society,-Mrs. Mary Shep-
ard of Kansas City. Mo, Miss Lille Jack
son of Freeport. l.. l., Mrs, G. S. Fletcher
and Mrs. Mary IIaselton of Essex June
tlon We're the guests of II. +. Jackson and
family last wcek.-Miss Eleanor Ruggles
who went to Duluth to teach, has been
obliged to resign on account of Illness. 49,
Wesson Macomber, who is i'll with typhoid
fever. is reported as being somewhat bet
tar
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MILTON.

Mrs. Arthur Rood returned Saturday
evening from Pittsford. Mrs. II. O. Clark
and daughter. Elsie, returned to East
Orange n. j., where Miss Elsie VIII at
tend school.--Chares G. Frsbee has
moved out of the Little Box" store and
closed 1t for the season.-Aliss Amanda
crown Is to move into the rooms over the
n s. Wood storc-Mrs. Emily Mcintosh
of South Royalton was guest at Leon
u. Jathams LAST week. There have been
over 100 sport licenses issued up to date.
one nonresident and one woman.-.Cudge
Uolbrook has been In his Office afternoons
recently. Edward Lovely was in Milton
Sunday.-Mrs. Arthur King and daugh-
ter. Miss X Barnum, were at Mrs. Abbie
Barnum's over Sunday, returning to
Montreal Monday, whore Mr. King is
now located In the United states customs
department.-W. e. Gabarcc has bought
back his home place in Chcckorberry-
H. c. Revins Is moving on 20 the Crown
farm recently bought by him. and George
n. Bourgnc Is to move into the tenement
lately vacated by Mr. BeYins on Maple
wood avenue.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mail Carrier Allrich is recovering from
a severe attack Of tonslitis.-Mss Della
Prior was in Montgomery Center few
days the last of the week. the guest Of
her sister, Eunice. who is teaching there.
Mrs, a. b. Comstock and daughter.
Catherine, went Thursday to Montpelier
to visit her son, Albert ComstOck.-N
W. e. Pearson visited her brother, II. +.
TilleY, Friday.-Mr and Mrs. Frank
Gardner of Huntington Center have been
at her fathers. f.. A Rollins, a few days.
-Adelbert Hefflon is in Burlington. en-
ployed on the street cars, after being at
home the past six months Miss ]. G. An
derson of New York, who has spent her
vacation with Mr. and Mrs +. de Thes-
trup, has returncd,-Miss Maud Merrihew
has gone to Atlanta, Ga, whore she has
a position as teacher in one Of the public
schools.
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WEST BOLTON.

Stanley Tomlinson has returned from
a trip to Plainheld. n. j.. where he
went to visit his sister, Mrs. Charles
Lamb.-Mrs GeorEianna Lacaillade has
returned from Lake George, where she
spent the summer. ard is at T.. b.
Nork's.-Miss Lorey Gilc. who teaches
in lnderhll was at home Sunday
l'ernice Hall went Monday to Cam
bridge to resume her work in the
office of H. n. Gray-Miss Lillian
Sprague visited her friends, Miss
Horton and Miss Cunningham, in Bur
lington Monday, previous. to their de-
parture for Massachusetts-G. w
Kellogg has finished work in Hard
wick and is at home.-.Mrs. Anna
Bacon is spending a few days in Mont
pelier with her mother, Mrs. l. Craven.
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RICHFCRD.

SUNDAY school rally day was observed
., thc Methodist Church Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. H. q. Holt announced the marriage
of their duughter, Florence, to Leon L.
Gibson on Wednesday. September -
+. ming G. Maloney went TO Togus, Me.
last week. where he has "A position as
nutc and piccolo player in the
orchestra and band at The Ma
ttonal Soldiers IIome.-A memo
rial service was held for the late John c.
Wiley in the Methodist Church sunday
rternoon.-ProfeSsor RAYMOND Mctar-
land OF Niddlchury College was in this
place Sept. II aud visited me rf.h
school and addressed the pupils.--W ]
Han. who went to Nh, Canadian North.
west in Julv. is uo,y lae,tel at Carls,alt
AIbcrtn. abuut % mii,. from Nedi.,n.
Hat. where he hu..t,l,,n. nm n section OF
land Mrs Hail exp,,ts to so there in
tho snring-Mr and Mrs T. 4. Newton
and Mr. and MIR =. NJ. D.f.r left
h,yc Wednesday. October {. for Los An
pelee. Cal-Joseph Naccau Of I'arnham
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mr. and Mrs Urban Chaffee and two
children of Pennsylvania are passing a
few weeks at the homo of his brother.
e. j. Chaifee, before going TO Seattle
Wash, to make their home,-Mr. and
Mrs. Scott Livingston and son. Dr. and
Mrs, Clarence Livingston, of Lowell,
Mass, are visiting in town -peputy COL
lector DIN Webster and family OF Noyan
junction, Que, are guests at Nj O.
Hicks's and G. A. Hull's.-Mrs, NJ, Peter
Don and Miss Mary j, Armstrong went
to ST. Adams Thursday as delegate 10
the Sunday school convention. Naaman
Gibson of East Franklin has purchased
the residence of Mrs Emeline Searles
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SHELBURNE.

The Rev. W. 3. Goodman and II. w.
Tracy have gone to Toronto, Ont. to at
tend the fourth ecumerical Methodist con-
ference, which is held there this week,
They will visit other Canadian cities
While away. They expect to be gone a
week,-The chicken pie supper held Tues
day evening in the Methodist Church par
Tors was success. financially and So
cially, -Friendshp Lodge, No. "A. f, a.
A NJ" worked the third degree at their
regular meeting held Tuesday evening
There were Ga visitors present including
members from Libanus. Dorchester, Pa
triot, Washington, Burlington and North
star lodges Refreshments were served
ana a pleasant social hour spent-Mrs,
banforth of Massena, n. Y. is visiting
her cousin Mrs, Mary White,-Mr. and
Mrs, William Sumner are tho parents of a
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RICHMOND.

Mrs. Benton Williams died Monday
evening at 9;45 at the Mary Fletcher hos
pltal in Burlington, following a serious
operation performed last week Wednesday.
She is survived by her husband and three
children, Mrs. Il. A, Bates. Verne VIII
liams and George Williams. The funeral
was held Wednesday morning at
eleven o'clock at the home, and burial
was In Huntington.
A reception will be given in honor of
the Rev Frances Kimball by Queen Es-
thor Lodge of Ilebekahs and the Louise
NJ, Smiley Circle of Kings Daughters at
the lniversallst Church vestry Friday
evening The public are invited to attend.
Miss Daisy Bessett, who Is enjoying n
two weeks vacation from her duties at
M. -. Dinicks office, left Wednesday for
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ENOSBUEC.

Mr.. ana Mrs. G. IS. Leach had a very
narrow escape sunday returning from
Church. The shackle broke, letting the
thins down, the axletrec striking Tie
horsc's LEGS The other bolt broke and
the horse freed itself. Mr.. Leach could
not hold it. ono wheel was smashed, but
Mr.. and Mrs. Leach escaped unhurt and
the horse vas cut somewhat in the leg
Centennial exercises will be held at the
CONGREGATIONAL Church next week
George Hopkins Of California IL with his
cousin, Mrs Edna Leach. visiting her
son, G.. K. Leach.-iIobart G. Brewer and
daughter, Edith, of Labor Iowa, came
here with the body Of Henry II. stevens
last week. The funera! was held at the
congregational church Thursday mor.ng
Mr. St'yonsa son WAS unable to come,
hoine with qulnsy. his cousin. Nj
Bre"'H coming in his ste,d.--Aib"rt
Whitman Of Lowell, Mass, who Is organ
Isl in .nrce church there. came 20 visit
Miss Ryan, being the guest of NJ. and
Mr., icorg" Roymorc. lie played the
organ in the Conversational Church Sun
day.-'rhe Rev. MIR. Nrudcnburg went 20
Alhmg Tuesday morning.--G $, Fassctt
wIl attend the Inauguration ceremonies
Of President Benton at the University Of
Vermont at BURLINGTON
Tho fancral og .icnr, H. stevens lats
f EnosJurG. Wh, diol az the home OF
his son. irvn4, in Nacel7nia iowa, was
held at the Congrcgati5ual church AZ
Enosburr Center Friday morning at 10:So
O'clock Lloyd Chaffcr went To- Randolph
Sept. - 20 culer the State agricultural
hc'l-Th' m"untain tops were white
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

George Fielders family have moved
into the house that they purchased OF D.
T. Grnnge.-Allcn Carpenter is living in a
part of Charles Rollins house and is
boarding the Swinyer Brothers men,
Cancels Hump was covered with snow
for the first time Thursday morning
Mrs. #. " Brewster and Mrs w. b. Taft
visited friends in South Starksboro over
Sunday.-John Smith and George Fielder
are ill.-Miss -linnio Brewster is visiting
friends in Bristol.-Mrs Il. \. Norton re-
mains very i'll.
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TOWNSVILLE.

The Rev. S. y. Perry of Bichford was
a guest at T. l.. Stcvenss over Monday
night, on his way to Randolph to attend
the State Christian Endeavor convention,
-EVerette Atkins, who was badly injured
last week by the explosion of a cartridge,
remains about the same. airs. Allen Sa-
bins was in Burlington THesday.- sc
Lend-a-Hand meets at the hall Thursday.
Miss Grace Norton is spending 4 few
days at her home in Wcstford.-It is ru-
mored that Mir. and Mrs Carl Preston 90
to Towns soon
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BEAVER.

Mrs. S. H. Wright Of stowe ana son.
Hubert. OF MorrisvilIe visited Mrs.
Lyman Leach, last week Harry
W. Craft went Monday to Lyndonvinc to
attend the funeral OF cousin-Dwight
Smith Is pressing hay for Willis King
The Bruso boys are pressing about 20
tons of hay for NJ V. Strait and Albert
patterson.-M Miss Bellows. a teacher in T..
f. A. spent the week end at the home Of
MIR, ana Mrs. Homer Judd in North Fair
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CHARLOTTE.

Il. f. Little has returned from a vaca-
ton spent in Montreal, =. O., and Eliza
BEETHOVEN, y. Y-Mr. and Mrs. .'eter ST.
clair and daughter, Stella, of Cedar farm
have gone to Toledo, ohio, to visit their
son.-Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Bissonette have
been attending the fair and visiting rela-
tive In Malone, ~ Y.-Some of the young
people had a dance at library hall Thurs
day night.-The Rev. j. r. Williams of
Peacham visited relatives here las. week
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MILTON BOR0.

Mrs. William Howard returned to Cam
bridge Sunday after spending a week Mt
the Boro.-Mrs Albert Lamb spent
Thursday at b, T.. Kinney s.-Georgc
Stanley was at homo from b. f. A. over
Sunday-Henry Howard attended the
Malone fair.--Miss Winnie Sheean was
home from Burlington over Sunday.
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WILLISTON

Charles Metcalf Of Waitsneld
Mass, is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w, II, Metcalf-Mrs. Mary
Clark and three sons have gone to Ran
dolph for the winter.-Mlss Helen Clark
has entered Cberlin College in Ohio.-Seth
- Johnson has resumed his studies at the
University of Vermont, Henry Root is
visiting his brother Charles Root, in
Montreal-Mr, and Mrs G. /. Wright and
Mr.. and Mrs, c. S. Wright and friends
/ returned from Camn Saturday
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JERICHO.

Mrs. Frank r. rerclval has returned
from several days visit with relatives I'm
81. Adams, Lakeside and Fairfax. Miss
Howard of Georgia returned with her and
viii visit relatives here,-Mrs. Clara Is.
Howe and sister, Mrs. Adams, are visit
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ESSEX CENTER.

George V. Roberts, buttermaker at
Browns River creamery, captured the
sweepstakes, took first prize and won the
silver cup at the State fair, his butter
scoring 90 -, This butter was taken out
of the regular daily churning.
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WEST MILTON.

a daughter was born September 80 to
Mr.. and Mrs. Lansing Smith.-Mrs. |
Eleanor Osgood is spending the week at
G. f. Osgood' s.Mrs. Julia spear Of
Malletts Bay is caring for Mrs. Lansing
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putland. where she will be the guest Of
hor sister, Mrs. Eta Robinson.-Mr. and
Mrs. Wayland Fuller have moved into the
tenement recently vacated by Mr. and
Mrs. 4. p. Williams.-Dr and Mrs. w.
RILEY have taken rooms at T.. w. Berrys
Miss Jessie Frazier of Barre is visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Free
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JERICHO CENTER.
Wayne S. Ncaly has purchased IN.
place in this village occupedby Walter Kew
Miss Seeley spent Saturday and sund,,
at her home in Jenersonville.-M
Marion Torrey Flynn and son of Albure
nave been visiting Mrs. -. Il. Aacomhc,
un" olher relatives here for a few days
They returned home Standardization,
new returned Friday from Watsfield-
mere was meeting of the teachers
- the sunday school at the home of Mrs
tiart Wednesday evening Mrs Florence
NfurlbuO Wentworth of Patterson ~ j.,
VINO Is visiting her mother, Mrs. W. r.
MaCOmber and other relatives here
went saturday to Georgia, where she will
lie the guest for a few days of Nathan
Hayden and family. Homer Wilder and
Miss Blanche Wilder returned Saturday
evening from the White Mountains, where
they have been employed during the sum
lner-E. Il. Jordan has been in Burling-
ton for few days.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Kew and children left Monday morning
for Boston, where they will spend the
winter.--Mrs Lynn d. Moulton returned
Saturday evening from a 10 days visit
with relatives in Randolph. -Principal
Edwin =. Muiorcy has been the guest
of friends in Middcbury for u few days.
Mrs. W. c. Lee and mother Mrs |. G..
Stone, are entertaining Mrs. Stones sis
ter Mrs. W. y. Pierce. of BurlinEton.-
MI. ana Mrs. ilram Wilder were
guests over Sunday of relative In
liuntington.-Mr. and Mrs James SAT-
ford are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs AL
l,rt - ,yiui,r,s of - ,h,n. VIZ and
Mir. n ~ prou.,, uf roricro worn al Mr.
sarrord,s srnda,--ln tn. absenco oc tho
nostor tho Rcv : II Rarnrm Mis-
t'laraboI,c pl,tt q niasiororv in Mar
sovan turkey snol,c at the Conrrega-
tional Cburrh Sunday morning. The
evening service was omitted.-Miss Wal
lace spent SUNDAY at her home in Fair
ficld.-Miss :. Anna Titzsimonds. who I'M
derwent an operation for appendicitis at
the Fanny Allen hospital two weeks ago.
was able to return home Sentemher - -
George T.umbard is to move into the
tenement of Mrs Collins H. Nash.--Mr.
and Mrs Elmer Kellogg and children and
Mrs. Mason, who have been visiting rela-
tiVes here and in Bolton for a few weeks.
in Franklin, n, H.. and Seattle, wash
Mrs. Frederick Wentworth of Patterson,
\. j, is the guest of relatives in town
IioVey Jordan has returned to the Uni
Nersity of Vermont after being at home
Tor the summer.
Henry w. Jordan, senior member of
inc frm of Jordan Brothers, died
suddehlY at his home in this village
MONDAY evening about nine o'clock.
Mf. Jordan had been in failing health
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held, at which time tho rev w o. Zig
ley, tho Incoming pastor will be installed
Miss Eva Pond Of Burlington IS yis,iuG
In thle nIann
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. Adams.

At the adjourned first meeting in the
J. l.. Perron case, of which j. Kearney
is trustee, the appraisers filed report
and the property which consisted of a
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
JERICHO CENTER.
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ioual parsonage by the Rev. G. G
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