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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-09-05

Mcmahon opened her school in Williston
Tuesday .-The Misses Florence Buxton
and Bessie Percival returned Tuesday to
Essex Junction to continue in the high
school.-The Young people had a corn
roast on John Schlhammer's hill Mon
day night
Mrs Oscar Kingsley and daughter of
Cambridge have been visiting at Mrs.
Algers .-Homer Day returned Monday
nigh, to New York.-Dennis Terrill and
his mother. Mrs. l.. g. Terril. spent
Sunday at ii. S. Woods's in Essex June
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Woods and daughter
will 90 this month to California to make
their home.-Mrs. Cleveland and son,
Orlo. went Wednesday to Bakersfield to
remain some tme.-Mrs. Warren Day
spent Wednesday in Burlington.--M Misses
Elizabeth and Anna Belle Wccdenhecker
have been at home from Burlington for
a few days.-Mrs tass. who has peen
visiting relatives here and in Riverside,
started Wednesday for her home in Bos-
ton. She will visit in Mortified while on
her way.--The Misses Sara and Charlotte
Stafford and Miss Blanche Derby spent
Monday in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. through
out the town with the exception of East
Jericho open Monday for II weeks.
Teachers High. Edwin f. Maloney,
Willsboro. y. Y; assistant, Miss Kath-
crime Henley, Richmond The grades at
the Center will be divided between the
Misses Helen and pessa Boger the
former having the higher and the latter
the lower. Jericho. grammar. Mrs. Ada
Prior Boyce; Intermediate Miss Buelall
A. Atkins, Burlington. primary. Mrs
Lena Written Rice. Lee river, Mrs. Eva
Ford Nealy: Winooski valley, Miss clara
Atherton. Essex Junction. East Jericho
Miss Edith Derby, Johnson: south dis
trict. Miss Nellie Leonard. Richmond
Nashville. Miss jeanette Shattuck
| Huntsville. MIR. and Mrs. Fred fIanley
who have been visiting here and in this
vicinity cor few weeks. returned Wed.
nesday to Somervlle. Mass. Albert J
| Byington. Arthur &. Brown and William
| II. Whitcomb attended the Middlehurl
| fair. John Tarbox is serousiY ill-Mrs
! w. c. jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. :. +
Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ y. Buzzel anC
Mrs. ". r Curt. We're among th'
visitors In Burlington Wednesday - Mis-.
| Florence Day went Monday to her schoo
near Bethel where she will teach.-Mrs
l Daniel Splain and son Of st Adams are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. a
MCGEE
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs Miranda Wescott went to Essex
sunday TO visit her son, Walter Wescott
and famy.-Miss Lucy Hnsdale enter
tanned a number of her friends at a birth
day party August @-Mr. and Mrs Earl
Aver and children have returned home
after passing a month with Mrs. Aver 5
parents, Mr., and Mrs. +, NJ. Hubbard, in
Swanton-Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Hinsdale
visited at Rollin Forbes's Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Chase visited Mrs Bcrnice
Rule in Charlotte Sunday.-G. Raymond
Hubbard of Swanton is passing "A week
with his sister Mrs. Earl ANer.-Mrs.
! NJ W. Hnsdale and daughter attended
the Methodist Sunday school picnic in
Hinesburg Monday.-Walter Fegan has
joined his parents in Syracuse y. y.
after passing several years with Mr. and
Mrs Ira Chase.
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WEST BOLTON.

The members of the Baptist and Meth
odist Churches held picnic In g. W.
Streeters grove Wednesday.-There was
:, social for the Sunday school classes OF
the Baptist Church at J. H. Smiths Fri
day evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lamb of Plainfield. ~ j., are visiting
Mrs. Lambs parents, Mr. and Mrs, II. P.
Tomlnson.--Mr. and Mrs. Fred Streeter
have taken "A 10 days trip on their motor
cycle to Worcester, Mass and other
points. A, Bohonnon has purchased of
p. Barrett the place formerly owned by
the late Caroline Fay.-Robert Streeter
of Burlington was at home over Sunday.
The Rev w. A. Dawson of Burlington
conducted services at the Baptist Church
Sunday.-G. W. Kellogg returned to
Hardwick Monday Clara Powell.
who has conducted services at the Bap-
fist Church during the summer months.
returned to Boston Monday to re-enter
the Gordon Missionary Training School,
Schools commenced Tuesday with the
same teachers as in last term. Miss Mat
t.more and Miss Leary Stanley Tomlin-
con was elected representative by five
majority more than D. ]. Hayden.
Stanley Tomlinson OF West Bolton en-
tertained 80 of his friends al luncheon
Tuesday at G. S. Brush's hotel In honor
of his election as town representative.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mrs. Lee Mcclellan of Schenectady.
\. Y, Is the guest of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank S. Ransom Mrs Leon
Han was visitor in Burlington We'd
nesdav.-Mr. and Mrs w J. Nichols at
tended the Mddlebury fair-F. s Ran
som and family have returned from
Malletts Bay, where they have been oc-
cupying their cottage for several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy IIanev entertained
Tuesday his parents and sister and
brother. MIR. and Mrs. William Hanley,
Mrs. Hammond Sinclair and son and
daughter of Essex and Mr. and Mrs
Fred ilanley of Somerville. Mass Miss
Helen chaplin is to attend Bradford
Academy at Bradford Mass. this year
The young ladies' of the music class will
give social dance at the hall Friday
evening. News has been received here
from Burlington Of the death of Miss
Eastwood. For many years she had been
frequent visitor at the Jordan home
and had "A wide circle of friends in this
Nillage.-James Berry resumed work on
the railroad Wednesday after year s
absence on his farm.-An important meet
ing of Mansfield Grange is called for
Tuesday evening when degree work will
! be taken up.-Frank S. Ransom of this
village was elected town representative
on the second ballot over l.. r. Wilbur
Of Jericho. both republicans There were
316 names on the check list and 3l9 votes
were cast on the first ballot and 300 on
the secOnd.-Mrs. Spencer and daughter
OF Toledo. Ohio, who came for a month
at the Barber farm. We're Immediately
called home by an accident to Mr..
Spencer leicester A. Derby has resumed
work at Frank G. Pease's.-Miss Lulu
Barber OF Waterbury is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Ellen Barber.-Mrs James
Stafford and son are In East Berk shire
to attend the wedding of her brother
Harry Hadd. and Miss Margaret Stin.
son.-Miss Gertrude Barnum. who was
graduated from Mddlrbury College II
June. Is to teach in the Stowe high
school. Through the efforts of Mrs. II
Higgins, one of the trustees of the ole
church, recently purchased by the AiC
society, the trustees have received $ie
for repairs from Massachusetts, wher,
Mrs. Higgins is spending the summer
DIR. Charles Barnum of Roosevelt hos
pital. New York city. has been spendnl
a short vacation with his parents. tn,
Rev. and Mrs. s. II, Barnum.-Mrs Rose
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs
l.. II. Chaplin. has returned to her HON,
In Somerville, Mass-Mr. and Mrs. Jane!
Carpenter will return again to Hunting
ton in October, where they expect t,
make their home,-Mr and Mrs Herber
Crook and daughter are In Brandon.-Mr
and Mrs +. w. Pease from Jericho spen
Tuesday at G. c. Bicknel' s.-Earl Hurl
Out OF burlington spent Sunday an,
Monday at home.
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turning home with him after spending
a week at Judge Alen's.-Mrs Sutton
and daughter. Ethel, returned to Middle
town. Conn, Saturday after spending sew
eral weeks at J. j. Chapman s.-Miss
Emma Chapman of Burlington has been
the guest of her brother John Chapman.
Lewis Zeno has purchased farm in
South Burlington and will make 1t his
home--NIlss Ryan of New York is visit
Ing at Charles Murray's.-Mr. and Mrs
George =. Martin and son of Burlington
and Mr.. and Mrs Charles Martin of
Charlotte were guests Of T.. &. Martin
eunday.-Miss Marjorie Mckenzie has
been spending a few days with her cous-
In. Lucille Moore in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Pierce of Thomasville, Conn, is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. ~ Pierce.
Miss Lucy Belle Pierce has returned
after spending a few weeks at South
Hero.-The Misses Ruth Patrick. Hazel
Cassidy and lama F'rasier have returned
from Loon Lake, \. y. where they
have been employed during the sum-
ner.
Mr. and Mrs. Suel Sargent and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Dwyer have been visiting
IN Bristol and Lincoln.
II
of Henry * Baldwin at the nome of his
son, F. w. Baldwin. In Osdensburg, New
York. August 2s, at the age of 81 years
Mr.. Baldwin was born il this town in
49, and was the son of F. w. Baldwin
for many years a prominent merchant in
this town. In 1850 he married Constance
Cobb and moved to Potsdam, y. y, and
engaged in the flour. grain and coal husi-
ness and accumulated a comfortable
fortune Five years ago he turned his
business over TO his son, Frank, who has
since died. He is survived by one son,
Fred W. Baldwin. of Ogdensburg, n. Y,
and daughter, Mrs. Elmer Bailey of
Burlington. He also leaves two brothers,
Edmond and Gaylord of Los Angeles,
Cal, and two sisters. Mrs. T. A.
Whcelock of BURLINGTON ana Mrs. H. 4.
Beech,r of this toWn.-iiope Circle of
Kings Daughters will meet with Miss
May Murray Friday afternoon-M Mr.. and
Mrs. a. &. Booth and two children of
burlington visited at Truman Rurritt's
Sunday.-Mrs. Kate Isham returned TO
burlington Tuesday after spending Il
week with friends here.-AliSs Anna Bis
sonett of Bristol. visited her parents here
over Sunday.-Mss Green Of Thomson
VILE Conn, is the guest of Mrs c. w.
Fierce.-Mrs. G. d. Bovnton has been
spending a week in burlington.
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w1NoosKJ.

Walter Lester. the 12-year- son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lester who was
hit by Elias Lyman's automobile on
the Winooski river bridge SATURDAY,
morning, was Monday removed to
mis- home from the Mary Fletcher hos
pital. He recovered consciousness
Monday morning and insisted upon
being brought home. He is still suf-
it is thought that nothing of serious
nature will result.
Tho election here Tuesday brought
out "A large vote, owing to the fight
on for representative which polled a
total of $50 votes. while the governor
vote totalled but GIG votes on the
representative vote there were l6
blanks and two defective ballots cast.
making the total valid vote $50. OF
which Emile J. Rlais. Democrat re-
ceived 427 and Lee W. Ravlin. repub-
lican. 235. making majority for Mr.
Blais of 1872 The total straight dem.
o"ratic ticket was 231 and the total
republican ticket numbered 81. These
followed down through for both the
state and county ticket. The progress
sive state ticket had 16 straight
tickets while the socialists had two
and the prohibitionsts had six. The
town still stands strongly democratic.
The governorship vote stands as fol-
lows: For governor. Allen NJ. Fletcher,
173; Harland b. Howe 397: Clement F.
Smith, eight; Fred W. Suitor, four.
Fraser Metzger, "a; IIarland r. Howe's
majority over all is Us. For lieuten-
ex-governor. Frank +. Howe, repub-
lican ran ahead of the republican
nominee for governor by ~ votes
while the democratic nominee for lieu
tenant-governor ran behind the demo
cratic nominee for governor by five
votes.
The other candidates on the demo
cratic and republican state tickets
stand as follows Treasurer, Edward
II, heavitt. republican, III: Martin 4.
Brown. 37i; secretary of state. Guy w
Bailey. republican, 203; Jeremiah c..
Durick, democratic 1856. auditor Of ac-
counts, Horace F.. Graham. republican,
16S; Lewis W. Johnson. democrat, 3s1
attorney Rufus u. Brown, re-
publican. 1873. Burton. f.. Railey demo
crat, 361. For representative to Con
gress for the first district. Franz l..
Greene, republican. received ls9 votes
Patrick NJ Meldon. democrat. 374,
George l.. story O. and John Spargo l.
making a majority over all for Mel
don, liz
Miss Anna Duquette. daughter nj
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Duouette of West
Spring street was married Monday
morning at st Francis Xavier Church
to Oscar PORTER by the pastor. the
Rev J. +. Audet The fathers of botf
parties attended them
Tuesday the democrats elected thei
| justice ticket. Each candidate received
not less than 800 votes Those elected fol
low: Henry Conlin. Frank Carpenter
! J. W. Sheehan S. II. Narcotic, w. Il
Mongeon, +. Edward Allard, +. +
Gokey, y. T.. OSulivan, w. q. Bushey
| ]. S. O'Brien, Louis Alapa Louis Mon
geon f. II. Horton. f. f.. Bgwood an'
| d. j. Greaney.
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ESSEX.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
II. Weed of Essex was the scene
of quiet wedding on Thursday,
August %. when their sister, MIS-. r..
Weed Nichols, and Charles II. Hackett
were united in marriage at two O'Clock
In the afternoon. The parlors were beau
tifuly decorated by j. Il. Metcalf. a
hrother-in-iaw. The bridal party enter
ing to the strains of Lohengrin's wedding
march, played by Mrs Weed. stood under
canopy of evergreens frightened with
goldenrod. The bride was given away
by her brother, and responded to the
marriage lines read by her uncle, the Rev.
r. c. Abbey. while her little nieces'
Rachel and Mary Weed, as flower girls,
bore bouquets of sweet peas. The wedding
presents were many and valuable Mrs
Hackett ha: for many years been
teacher in the public schools of Omaha
Neb, Mr. Hackett Is business man OF
Cohasset, Mass.
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CHARLOTTE.

schools in town Will begin generally
Monday, September 9.--The young peo-
pie gave a dance in Library hall Fri
day evening. Lessons orchestra fur
nished musjc.--Miss Kate Smith and
Merel and Laura Whally have gone
to New York city, where they have
positions--Mrs. g. Fl. Root and daugh-
ter. Marjorie. of Boston. who have
been visiting relatives here. have re-
turned home-Miss Merle Byington
has been visiting in Whallonsburg. n.
Y.-Mrs a. c. Dean and son, l.. Rich
ard Dean, who have been spending
the summer in Princeton. n. j.. have
returned to their home here.-Cyrus
Horsford has returned from Oklaho-
MAN. W. Williams. who has been
very i'll. remains about the same
r.. Hudson Converse, republican. was
elected town representative on the
eighth ballot, the result being announc-
ell at IL o'clock Tuesday night The
final ballot stood Converse 1856. Prindle
LEG and Van Nliet 2.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ENoSBURG FALLS.

Donald kimoall returned from St Al
bans Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs A ]. Smith
have been visiting their son, 4. G. Smith,
in St. Albans.-C. L. and +. n Ovitt re-
turned from Burlington 'riday.-Cyrus
a. Hawey left a badly smashed Ford
auto in Reeds garage Friday evening as
the result of loss of grip as he was turn
Ing from St Adams to Main street. 1t
ran against an electric light pole and
had to be drawn Ny street on 81 ida Mono
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ESSEX COUNTY
EAST BRIGHTON.

A quiet home wedding occurred on Tues
day evening. August 81. when Ada E.
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs W. IL
Hobbs, was married to Carlton T. Cox
Of Norway. Me. The Rev. +. b. Harris
of Bloomfield performed the ceremony,
the double ring service being used. The
happy couple left on the early train We'd
resday for trip to the sea shore, after
which they will go to their house In
Norway, Me
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brother, F.. G. Nealy.-Mr. and Mrs. 8.
f. Bentley and grandson. Samuel Bent
ley, Of New Bedford Mass. who have
been visiting at L. p. Metcaif's. left
Thursday morning in their car for home,
going by way of the White mountains.
Ira Lincoln has bought back his livery
and will go into the hotel September 1.
Mr.. Grover will move to Essex junction,
where he has bought George Willeys
livery business.-Thc graded school be-
gins September 8 with the following
teachers High school, a. w. Harris;
grammar department. Mrs. Lillian Cross;
intermediate department Mrs. Laura
Metcalf; primary department. Miss Sadie
Fltzsmmonds Harlie Blakey Of Barre is
visiting at w. Fl. Jordan's.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Olsen of Schenectady.
n. Y, are guests of Mrs. H. w. Rock
wood.--Miss Hope Scrbner. who has
been spending the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.. Scrihner.
returned to Cambridge, Mass. Friday
Mrs. C. L. Mead returned Saturday to
Lancaster Mass after few weeks in
this placc-Mrs. W. T Mead, who went
to the Mary Fletcher hospital last week
for an operation, died at the hospital
Monday night
! The following from the Schenectady
tnion-Star of August 50 may be of inter-
| est to many in this vicinity: "A pretty
| home wedding took place last evening at
| No. 81 Becker street when Melissa, the
eldest daughter of MIR. and Mrs. John A.
| Faffenbach, and Merton Whitaker
! Knight We're married by the Rev. II. b.
| Roberts Of Scotia. The bride was attend
ed by her sister Alzada and f. r. Van
! derpool was best man After q wedding
| supper Mr.. and Mrs. Knight left on the
midnight train for Lynn, Mass, where
| they will make their future home" The
| groom is well-known here, being the
! Youngest son of u. w Knight of this
| place. He has been with the General
| Electric company of Schenectady. n. Y,
for several years. and now assumes the
| head of the billing department for the
| same company at Lynn, Mass.
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COLCHESTER.

Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Hanson and two
children of Boston are spending n few
days with MIR, and Mrs Martin Fowler.
Jason Prior of South Burlington spent
Sunday with Dr, and Mrs. Kenyon.
Schools in town began Tue sday-Miss
Laura Plante OF Mooers Forks y. y. is
teaching in the primary room.-The
Misses Lillian WOlcott and Elizabeth
Smith and Wesley Smith and Edwin
Wright are attending school at Essex
Junction Mrs Myron Orvis of Hines
burg is visiting her sister, Mrs j. NJ
Wright.
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ESSEX JUNCTION..

DIR. c. NJ. Ferrin, republican. was
elected town representative on ths
NTH ballot at about four o'clock yes
terday morning. The last ballot was
as follows; Whole number of votes,
Sl2; necessary for choice l57; c, NJ,
Ferrin 1853, q. s. Nichols, ga |, r. Brx =
by a. scattering. Q. Mr.. Nichols was
leader for the first three ballots. Other
candidates were w. II. Humphrey. w,
W. Smith. l. II. Roscoe ami I. Ii. Ro-
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WILLIsTON.

About 20 of the young people with sew
eral utof-town friends spent the week
end in camp at Lake lroquois. DIR. and
Mrs. a. l.. Bingham. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Talcott, MIR, and Mrs. G. d, Warren
Mr. and Mrs. Wright Clark, Miss Sylvia
Warren, j. f. Kennedy. Fl. NJ. Fay
Charles Christmas and Ashley Hall at
tended the Addison County fair Thurs
day, making the trip by automobile
Others who attended the fair were the
Rev. y. h. Potter, Frank w. Clark, +
Chittenden Clark and w. H. Metcalf-
Members Of the families Of r. E. Brown
a. +. Brown and Bertram Brown are In
camp at Shelburne pond
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MILTON.

Mrs. Grant Pattee and daughter,
Ruth, have returned to their home in
New London, Conn. They We're ac
companied by Hayward Sturgis, who
will make them a few weeks visit
Gertrude Phelps, who has been spend
ing several weeks with her father in
Richmond. has returned home.-Henry
Patterson has moved to A. 3. Ashley's
house on Railroad street.--Joslyn
Minckler has been confined to the
house for a few lays by illness.->Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Lamb of Burlington
are visiting at Albert and Harlia
Lamb's.-Mrs. II. Q. Parker and daugh-
ter, Alhertne, returned Monday to
their home In Richmond after spend =
ing several months at her sisters, Mrs
r. J. Robinson Mrs. Lottie Beach Of
Jericho is visiting at +, S Morgan's.--
Miss Ormsbee is the guest of Miss
May Kennedy.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Mailand Hamilton of
Buffalo n. Y, who have been touring
through Massachusetts and the White
mountains, are now visiting II. O. Clark
and family Of this town.-The Rev. D.
II. Strong was called TO South Deer.
field. Mass, Wednesday by the dealt
of his mother-Hon. II. O. Clark and
family have returned from an automo
bile trip TO Maine--J. T.. Wagner at
tended the fair at Sheldon Wednesday
Miss Julia I.avalle of Middlebury II
teaching in the Hardscrabble district
Miss Gladys Phelps in the North dis
trict. Miss Lena Holmes at the Boro
Miss Jennie Lyman in the East district
and Miss Carrie Robinson at West Mil
ton.--The morning train south was de
laycd over an hour Wednesday mornini
by an accident in the hollow.
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or tho occupants was njured.-The strik-
| ing feaure of August weather az re-
| ported by the local weather observer was
the number Of rainy days, exceeding any
| August on record. The monthly mean was
| 6l' against normal OF cts The highest
reading was 81 the 18th and the lowest
~ the l'th. Greatest daily range was 80
! degrees the nth and least "A degrees the
| Goth. Total rainfall was 4S9 inches on IS
| days. The normal for this station Is A14
| Prevailing wind was from the northwest
Thunderstorms occurred the l2th 25th and
26th. The month was composed OF 7 clear
IL partly cloudy and II cloudy da.s.
! w. II. Kimball is having a weeks va
cation from the store OF NJ. z. Perley &;
Co.-Mrs. Sarah Coochie returned Satur-
day from Winooskt. where she has been
! tor two months accompanied by her
daughter Mrs Eugene Chantelle. Mrs.
| Chantelle was formerly Mrs. Orson Corey
Of this town.-Little Jay Buskey. who
! has been passing the summer with his
mother in the home OF M. Perlev, re-
! turned to the Warner home in St Adams
Saturday.-The village schools opened
with l.. H. Pomeroy az principal; Miss
| Mabel GllLs of Greensboro, first assist
ant; Miss Theta II. Baker of Montcair
| y. j.. second assistant; Miss Mary w
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JONESVILLE.

Mrs. b. j. Eddy and Mr.. and Mrs. K. X.
Eddy were over-Sunday visitors at c. c.
Fuller MIR and Mrs. D. j. Alser and
daughter of Colchester were at l.. A. AL
gers Sunday.-SchOol opened Tuesday
with large attendance. Miss futile OF
Woodstock is the new teacher.-Mrs.
Allen Sabins is entertaining friend
from Massachusetts-Mrs Marcia Sa-
bins is In Burlington.--Th Lend-a-Hand
VIII meet with Mrs. William O'Neil.-Miss
Helen Nash has begun work as night and
sunday operator in the telephone ex'
change,-Miss Zoe Palmer goes to Castle
ton next week. where she will enter the
normal school Her mother Is to accom-
pany her-Mrs, Whalon and daughter
Kathryn, have returned from Burlington
where they have been spending some
time-The Rev. John Paige Of Burling'
ton VIII conduct another service Sunday
evening