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Observation-Disclosures

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-27
EAST CHARLOTTE.

Miss Mabel Ruel and Lyman Bessette.
both Of Charlotte, We're married Wednes-
day. June 70. at the Congregational par
sonage by the Rev. HcrYev Gulick.-The
postofiice station at the village has been
observation-disclosures. Ernest Noigt Is suf-
foring from an attack OF rheumatism.--
Miss Sara Emo Is home from De Land,
Fla, and will pass the sumner with her
mother. Mrs. Phoebe Emo f. II. Con-
verse Is spending some tine at his farm
Miss Ruth Footc has gone To Thompsons
Point to spend the summer with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. i. a. foote.-Miss
Sue Norton of Northampton, Mass. Is
the guest OF her sister. Mrs Irving Brad
lcY.-The Rev. llervey Gullck, pastor of
tho CONGREGATIONAL church, Charlotte.
exchanged pulpits SUNDAY with the Rev,
Thomas Ddvison.-MiSs Frances Clark
returned home Monday evening from a
seok's visit with friends IN berkshire. -
Thursday evening prayer-meetng Will be
held AT school house No T. this week. the
same as last week-Nlr. ana Mrs. j.
cyrus Norton of Tacoma. Wash, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Irving Rradley.
after an absence of 10 Years from YER
mont
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Children's day was observed at the
Friends Church the I'D. The house was
we'll filled with people and had been taste
fully decorated for the occasion. The %
or 80 children rendered their parts almost
perfectly under the leadership of Daisy
Russell and Carrie and Calie Miles,
Florence Ha'lock of Milton. n. Y. was
the organist She is here for tho summer
to give music lessons. J. Richard Dean
Of Charlotte. who has n chair at Prince
ton University, was also present with his
Notwithstanding has commenced here al
though many have not completed their
planting Sarah NJ Hazard Of East
Charlotte visited her brother here Sun
dny.-Sarah Rathbone is visiting her sis.
ter, T.. r. Day.
w. C. Donahue and Fred Meader of this
town attended the democratic convention
IN Montpelier Tuesday. jeanette
Parnum has returned from Port Jeffer-
son. y Y, where she has been for some
time.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barnum are
the parents OF a son.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-27
MONKTc,N.

Mrs. |. j. Elliott of Newport. y. H., and
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Begor of Rutland.
who were called here by the low condi-
ton of their mother, who is seriously I'll,
returned home Monday.--A progressive
supper was served Wednesday at the Way
side House at the Ridge by the Ladies'
Aid society of the Methodist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry o. Barnum are the
happy parents of a daughter, horn the Goth.
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Siples the 22nd-Mrs, Miranda
I!utchns Of Bristol Is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Orinda NeEntec.--Charles Still
son has returned from Burlington and Is
in poor health He went Yesterday to
Lincoln to visit his sister Mrs. George
keyes.-The Epworth League meetings ut
the church at the Boro are we'll attended
Sunday evenings at eight o'clock. Mrs
Emeine Hollis Is seriously III AT the
home of her daughter, Mrs. j. F.. Nash
Carol Comstock is at home from Ner-
gennes and is seriously ill.-The Rev. L.
p. Kellogg IS In poor health
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-27
SI7CREHkM.

Mrs Lydia Wolcott IS In riconderoga
Miss Stella Cook is passing tho sum-
mer with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Shell Cook.--N1rs. John Jones is enter
tanning Mrs. y. \. Carlson of Peacham
Mrs. Stickney of Mortified is the guest
of her daughter, Miss Prudence Stick
ncy, at A. T.. Tottngham's.-Ca Carolyn
COLLINS, who has passed her seventh
birthday, has just completed four terms
Of school without an absent or tardy
mark.-Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Wolcott
passed sunday with Mrs. Ella Baldwin.
Sunday. Children's day exercises were
held in the CONGREGATIONAL Church The
rocitations. class exercises and music
We're all well rendered -Fr'day evening
in Academy hail the pupils OF the high
So hooi gaFe a drama and farce. In tho
drama, "Briczy Point" the parts were
Well taken by the Misses Ethel Belden,
Pearl Farnham Emma Jennings. Mahle
l.arrabee, Grace Leonard. Edith Sulli.
van, Sadie Sullivan. Ida Trombly, BESSIE
Wright and Anna Godette, Norma Waite
and Doris Wright Of the grade. The
farce, stick to Your Word Gal" was
well done by Raymond Farnham. Ernest
Larrabee, Frank Meehan. Ronald Harper
and Harry Sullivan There were several
songs by the pupils in the grade. Win
cent Wallace OF Rochester, n Y, Ia
passing tho summer with Mr.. and Mrs.
+. +. Douglass Eugene Eddy Is attend
Ing the Vermont Union Supcrintendents'
association convention at Queen City
Park
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

&or of this village, was united in mar
tiage to Lavondo Rock of Vergennes. The
Rev. J. d. Shannon pastor OF the church,
officiated. The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Marie S,gnor, and Joseph Aus
tin Of Vergennes was best man. After
the wedding ceremony the bridal party
went to the home Of the brides parents,
where a reception was given them. Mr.
and Mrs Rock after short wedding trip
will make their home in Vergennes. They
received many costly and valuable pres
ents.--Patrick Mulligan. who has been IN
III health for some time. but was lately
much improved, has had a turn for the
worse and IL now very low. His recovery
10 doubtful.-Work has been started on
the permanent road on South Main street
That on Court street Is nearly completed
t--Addson county court took a recess Tues
day afternoon after hearing some divorce
cases during the day until two o'clock
Tuesday. July g.
About ob Italians. who are employed on
tho railroad underpass, struck for shorter
hours and more pay Tuesday afternoon.
They were getting $3.50 per day for nine
hours and they now want 50 and nine
hours. which the employers will not give.
Deputy Sheriff n. j. Stafford was called
to the underpass yesterday morning as
there were four of the men who wanted to
go back and they feared trouble They
are at work and so far no trouble has been
made.-The remains OF Frank Mayhem.
Jr., were brought here Wednesday noon
and taken TO his home in Cornwall. Mr.
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WEYBRIDCE.

Carroll Tyler and daughter, Hazel, of
Burlington. are at the Tyler summer
home.-The Rev. l.. W. Hallowell left
Monday for three weeks vacation at
his former hime In Philadelphia. 1t Is
expected Mr.. Hallowell Will bring n bride
with him when he returns. Prof. f.. ".
Cady of Middlebury will occupy the pull
pit OF the Methodist Church during the
absence of the pastor.--Niss Martin
closed IL very successful term Of the VII
LACE school with a picnic Friday. The
names of the pupils having no absent
MARKS are. Arlie Brittell. Lena Shaw.
Susie Danyon, Olyn Shaw and Manly
Shaw. -Chldrcn's day Al the Methodist
Church Sunday was pleasant affair
The exercises by the children were well
rcndcrcd.-Mrs Hattie Robbins. widow
of Wallace j. Robbins. died at her home
in the village Friday night Funeral serv-
ices were held at her late home Tues
day afternoon. the Rev. Mr. Heller Off
ciatihg. lnterment was IN the Weyhridge
cemetery. Mrs, Robbins leaves one son,
and three sisters.-Mrs. II. A. Clark, who
underwent an operation at the St Al
bans hospital last week, is reported as
comfortable as could he expected
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COLCHESTER.

Miss Ida Miller Of OgdensburE. y y.
Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 5. Wright.
Miss Myrtle Mcneil is at home from her
school in Mddlebury for the summer.-It
has been decided to have real oldfash-
village and committee has been ap-
pointed TO take charge of the arrange
ments
Miss Carrie p. Wright. who teaches in
Ramsey. \. j., came Monday night to
spend the summer with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. r. l.. Wright, Max Wolcott IL
at home from Proctor Miss Mary and
ason Prior visited their sister. Mrs. Ken
yon. Sunday-C'arl Densmore was in
Wright has gone to Mount Philo and Miss
70 sic Smith to Queen City Park for the
.ummer-H Stuart Luck. who has been
the CUES. of Miss Pamela Smith for the
past week, returned to Lynn, Mass.
Tuesday Miss E,unice Prior who tea ches
in Montgomery Center. Is visiting DR..
and Mrs Kenyon.-Miss Mary and VII
liam Hinc pleasantly entertained COM
pany of their friends at their home Tues
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Burn
ham and daughter. F.leda, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G.. Alger.-A lawn social
Will he held on the church lawn Friday
night for the benefit of the Congregational
society, The band will furnish music. -
Children's day will he observed at the
Congregational Church Sunday.-Mrs.
Alice Sutton OF Richmond Cal, is visiting
in town.
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MILTON.

The annual meeting OF the Woman's
association of the congregational Church
WAS held June 10 with Mrs Frank Cor
mia. Tho reports Of the secretary and
treasurer showed an increase in member
ship and funds for missions, The follow
Ing officers We're elected; President.
Mrs. \, W. Hammond. vice-presidents.
Mrs A. a, Herrick. Mrs. l.. G.. Hocomb:
secretary. Mrs George Minckler; treas
urer. Miss 4. Wood The delegates
elected at the caucus Tuesday evening
were: District convention. F. f. Blake.
u. ID. Hewey, j. a, Kennedy. G. r. Os-
good, a Greene delegation; State, II. T..
Powell, j. A. Kennedy. J. w. Robinson.
c. NJ. Belden. uninstructed; town repub-
lican committee. II. H. beeman, Henry
Powell, Edwin Sibley, --About 100 people
attended the reception given the Rev.
and Mrs C, NJ. Rcdstone on the Ism an
niversary OF their wedding. a pleasant
social was enjoyed. after which Mr.. and
Mrs Cassius Belden sang several selec-
lions 20 tho accompaniment OF the rui-
tar Mrs. Redstone also sang u solo. ae-
companiod by Mrs. IL. A. Allen. The
Rev. d. ii. strong presented the best
wishes of the company In few we'll
chosen words. responded TO by Mr. ana
Mira Rodstone. Refreshments were
served. Mr., and Mrs. Rodstons were
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-27
STARKSBORO.

George T. Thorp Of Panton and Miss
Olga l.. KinSsland of Starksbor were
married June IS by the Rev, Franklin
Blake.
Nh. and Mrs. G. q. Bostwick of Bos-
tom are visiting his parents. Mr., and
Mrs. -, y. bostWlck.-O. W. Ferguson
went TO the Mary Fletcher hospital Fri
day Mr.. and Mrs. T. $. Ferguson and
Mrs. O. w. Ferguson accompanied
him. Saturday he underwent "A
serious operation. y large generous
tumor was removed. He is doing as
we'll ms could he expectcd.--NIrs. Charles
bockcy of Burlington Is visiting here
Mr.. and Mrs MNron Fowler. Mrs.
Blanche Ecrrv. Miss Berry and Miss
bonNaN of Richmond visited at l.. q.
Ferguson and A. L. Whites over sum
day,-Mrs, Myrtle Am and daughter Of
burlington have returned home after a
two weeks STAY with Mrs Eugene
Minum.'-Jerome Cutter Is I'm Huntington.
--floras night will be observed at tho
Grange this week.
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J. T. Hill. Robert Wilson and Mrs.
Addie Atkins. both Of Jncoln.-W II.
Andrews and family have moved TO ver-
gennes.-Charles Ray of South Framing
ham, Mass, is visiting his grandmother.
Mrs. G. V. Ray.-Ralph Brown Of Bur-
lington was an over-Sunday visitor here.
Ralph Palmer of Stamford, Conn, is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs F. II.
Palmer.
At the regular meeting OF w. c.
Dunton Post. G.. A. r., Monday after
noon DIR. r. r. Briggs and w. G. Bing-
ham were elected honorary members of
the Post. r.. II. James was mustered in
by transfer from Garfield Post of Lin
coln.-Tho thermometers registered from
IS to 80 degrees in the shade here Tues
day.-Shandon I,evarn has entered
the employ of I. T.. Stewart as an order
and delivery clerk.-A large delegation Of
local Masons visited the Charlotte lodge
Tuesday night.--,Arthur r. Forrest OF
Middlcbury and Miss Emma T.. Vincent
Of this town were united in marriage
Tuesday morning at st. Ambroses
Church by the Rev. p. J. Doheny
Mr.. and Mrs ~. o. Nahum are at
Silver Lake campmeeting for a few days.
w. f. Hanks Of this town was
nominated for side Judge at tho county
convention Tuesday.-Letters unclaimed
in the postofce are for Mrs. Mae Turner,
Mrs. Fred Sumner.--Mr and Mrs.
Daniel Monroe are at Silver Lake camp
meeting for few days.--Ciardner Rice
or Rutland is visiting in town.--Mrs.
Miranda Hutchins is visiting her dauEh-
Ter In Monkton.--Mrs. r. l.. Sherwin and
son. Sumner. are visiting relatives in
New Haven't. S. Drake was n business
visitor In VerEennes Yesterday.
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GRANVILLE.

Daniel Wheeler OF Lisbon. ~. H., is WIS.,
iting his sister, Mrs. Willard f.. Larry
News was received Monday Of the serious
Hines of Mrs. William H. II. Maynard.
Mrs. f.. d. York and three children
OF Lisbon. N. H.. are In town the guests
OF Mrs w. f.. Lary-A. n. Brown of
Bethel is being entertaiaed at George
Sarsents .-ieorce w. Donson of Law
renee, Mass, has been visiting her
brother Fred Dodson.-Nr. and Mrs
Harry bimon Of Montrelier are in town.
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Ford
The remains of Mrs Martha Maynard
were brought here Thursday from Pier
mont. ~ H.. for burial by the side of
her husband. William II, II. Maynard
in Elmwood cemetery. Mrs. Maynard
died Juno II at the home of her daugh-
ter at Piermont ~ r., where the funeral
was held. The Rev. Mr.. Callor officiat-
ed. there We're two selections. She IL
survived by one son and two daughters,
and two grand children. Mrs. Maynard
was a member of che Methodist Epsco-
pal Church and was a kind neighbor and
loving mother
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-27
HINESBURG.

Mrs. r. Mckenzie has gone to Spring
field Mass-Mrs. Charles Moore IL in
Proctor.-I.ucy Belle Prince or the Uni
versity of Vermont is camping with
friends at So. Hero.--Thcre VIII he n
mothers mass meeting ~ O. A. r. hall
this afternoon. Refreshments will
he served,-'rhe Rev. y, c. Gushing went
to Montgomery Monday to visit his par
cnts. who are il-Communion services
at the Baptist and Congregations
Churches Sunday.-The Rev. c, II, Smith
OF the Anti-Saloon League will give an
address at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday evening. The Rev. NJ
Sawyer and family have gone to New
York on u vncNtion.--M. u, brothers and
family took an auto trip 10 North Hero
sunday.-Mra. N, G. Cushing IL Visiting
IN New Hampshire. Lynn and Boston
Mass.
Tho Ladies' Aid society Of tho Congrc
Eationai Church will slvo u strawberr,
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RICHMOND.

Tho Louise NJ. Smiley Circle Of Kings
Daughters met at the Universalist
Church vestry Wednesday.---A daughter
was born Monday to Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Pror.-Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Freeman and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. +. Gillette have re-
turned from an automobile trip to MARI
boro. n. H-Mrs. Kimball and daughter
of Concord, y. H.. are visiting a. the
home OF her sister Mrs I, s Goodrich
The Rev G. c. ST. Glare, who has been
a visitor at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
y. y. Richardson. has returned TO his
home in Port Henry. y. Y-Miss Harriet
Towers has returned from Barre, where
she has been visiting at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. J. Wood Carver.-Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. d. Dimck have opened their cottage
at Lake 1roquois for the summer.-E. T.
Jack IS the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L. Winsow in Concord. n. HIS. F.
Andrews left Tuesday morning for Nor
wood. ~ Y. where he will remain dur
| ing the summer with his children, y.
Clayton Andrews and Mrs Clayton
Sumners.-Mr q. H. Bartlett Is visit
| ing friends in Burlington.-Miss Frances
Freeman of Essex is at the home of her
Uncle NJ j. eason.-Mrs. a. c. Berry
las returned from Bellows Falls. where
she has been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Preston Hadley
The 3+th wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. George X. Taft Of Tilden
avenue. and the birthday anniversary OF
Mrs. Taft. which occurred on Sunday the
sd inst. was the occasion of the gather
Ing at their residence on Monday evening
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-27

Miss Maize Ransom is III, threatened
with pneumonia~-Miss Alice Barnum f.
at home from Middebury, where she was
graduated last week from college.-Mrs
Eliza Osborne and niece Gretchen Allen,
have returned TO the village after g. few
weeks at Mrs. Barber's.--Mr. and Mrs
Dutton, after visiting relatives here, have
returned to their home in Royalton.--
Mrs. w. J. Nichols Is III, threatened With
a fever-Miss Clara Barnum has return
cd from Middlebury. where she took the
college entrance examinations.--Miss
Hazel Bates OF Richmond Is the CUES.
Of Mrs. Leon Hall.--Miss Edith Hayden
Of Georgia is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs
W. r. Macomber, and other relatives
here.--Mss Elida Hall OF Richmond is
visiting at the home Of her uncle. Leon
Hall.--Miss Mary Moran Is at home from
Highgate, where she has been teaching
in the high school.--The Home Mission
AIRY society will meet Thursday after
noon with Mrs. l. l.. Thompson.--Tho
Misses S. Anna and Grace FitAsfmonds
90 Friday to York Beach, Maine, for
July. August. they will spend at
Augusta, Maine and in Boston--Grant
and Charles Scrbner Of Chicago are at
the Scribner cottage al the Barber farm
for a few weeks.
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CHI1TENDEN COUNTY
WINoOsKI.

DR.. "a. S. c. Hill left Monday morn
ing for trip to the Pacific coast. Wis
ting California and other States. While
he Is away his practice will he cared for
by Or. Morrison of Burlington
Frank Maher died at $50 o'clock Tues
day afternoon at the Fanny Allen hos i-
tai of gangrenous appendicitis, following
an operation. Mr.. Maher was 10 years
old. The body was sent yesterday to his
home in West Cornwall.
a pretty home We lding was solemn
izei last evening at $40 o'clock at the
home of Mr.. ana Mrs. f. Beattie. SO
East street when Miss Helen Pinto
became the bride of Clarence Burke
the ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Mr.. Paige In the presence OF a
large gathering OF friends OF tho
couple The best man was Corporal
Session Of Fort Ethan Allen and the
bride was attended by two bri1es-
maids. the Misses Preston and
Henderson, Miss Goldberg and
Miss Session were flower girls,
The ceremony took place in tn
parlor which was very prettilv dec
GRATED AMI l. troop orchestra playe I
the wedding march and furnished
music during the remainder Of tina
evening. reception was held on the
la wn AMI a special car left for the Fort
about midnight. The bride received
many beautiful presents.
The semiannual election Of officers
of the Mohawk club resulted as fol-
lows: Presi 1ent, Leo ]. ITehert: vice
president. A. Julien: corresponding
secretary. Alfred Manseau; assistant
secretary. Emery Duprat, financial
secretary. Frederic Lavallee treas
urer. William Manseau; sentry. II
Savard; sergeant farms. f Lavallee
master Of cerem onies. George o. Du-
hrule: auditor. ]. Albert Gelineau. g. o
Dubrule. Leo J. Desautels. The presi-
dent correspon ling secretary an
treasurer were reelected. A smoke,
in the rooms Of the club followed the
oil
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-27
LINCOLN.

The llth annual reunion of the Varney
family was held at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Atkins on June 20 with 10
persons. besides the infants. In attend
ance. representing the towns Of YER
gennes. Ferrisburg Charlotte, Boston,
Bristol. Starksboro and Lincoln. A boun-
tiful dinner was served under the large
tent. as usual. Photographers from Bris-
tol were there and took large photo
graphs of those present An enjoyable
musical and literary program was carried
out: Singing. "Blest Re tho Tie That
Binds" with Mrs. David Merrill. organ
list, Percy Currier, cornet; recitation by
Grace Merrill and Clara Purinton; sing
Ing. Forest and Mildred Cove; reading,
Mrs. Clara Draper and Miss F1ossia Var
ncy; solo, by Mrs. Stella Gove: remarks.
George Barton. tho Rev, Edwin Meader,
tho Rev II. n, Nnyior. NJ 70. Barton. j.
Beene and Dr. Varnsy Oficsrw for tho