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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-07
ESSEX JUNCTION,

At the special school meeting Saturday
evening for the purpose of voting for or
against building a new schoolhouse for
the Essex Junction school district, tho
votes in favor of building numbered IS
and those against II SO.
Clarence Hall. the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. d. Hall, while playing in the
basement at the home Of his grand
father. F.. w Hall. Saturday fell and cut
a cash about two inches long in his chin.
The physician had to take three stitches
in the wound,
The following have been elected officers
Of the Epworth League: President. Guy
A. Peck ce-presidents. Mrs. B. A. Mills,
Ruth Howe, Clara Anterior, James Athei-
ton; secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Charles
Mcbride,
An institute VIII be held in the Baptist
Church Friday with public sessions at
two and 1870. The leading speakers will
be the Rev. w. ". Witter, D. D., OF Bos-
ton. the Rev. w. A. Dawson, d. D., and
he Rev. James $. Braker of Burlington
Ministers and delegates are expected from
the Baptist Churches In all the surround
ig towns Supper will be served by tho
ladies of the local church
The Lamoille Baptist brotherhood
held Its first meeting of the year In
the Baptist Church on Monday. the
Rev James s Braker of Burlington
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The kins.- Daughters social and sln-
per at Mrs Eliza Sherwin's Friday night
was a success, Sl0.50 being realized for the
benefit Of the circe.-Lewis Brunell ia
moving to Richmond, where he has taken
a farm.-The public schools last week
closed for the spring vacation Miss Eu-
nice Prior has returned from MONTGOMERY
Center. whore she has taught seve,..l
terms OF schoOl-Mr. and Mrs H. H.
Wheeler have returned from California,
where they have been with their son the
past TX months.--Mr and Mrs C. r.
Bean Of Essex Junction were at +. C..
lsham's Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Card have returned to
Chicago after visiting their father,
Charles II. Foote.--Spear Street school
closed March and will reopen March
Is. The teacher. Mrs Anna s. Allen, and
her pupils We're delightfully."- entertained
by Mrs S. G. Sails and daughter, Betty
with candy-making. music. aum-s, eye
Those who were not absent or tardy for
one term were Florence del lestrup, Julia
Richardson, Eleanor Richardson, George
richardson, Priscilla Sails, Clara Sails,
Edith Sails, Elizabeth Upper, Bert Tup
per. Lewis Winter. not absent or tardy
for two terms Clara Sails, Edith Sails,
Lewis Winter; honorable mention Ger
trude Currier. Almira Liberty, Kenneth
Sails, ETHEL Emerson, Olive Richardson
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GEORGIA..

At the town meeting Tuesday the fol-
lowing Officers We're elected Moderator,
A. !. Curtis: clerk, l.. A. Post; school
director for three years. NJ Q. Bragg
lister for three years. George W. Cleve-
land: selectman for three years. +. 7.
Pierce: road commissioner. J. w. Rey-
nolds: overs'er Of the poor. G. NJ. Austin:
trustee public money, j. X. Curtis:
treasurer. l.. y. Post; auditors. G. D.
Ballard, G. NJ. Austin. \. T. Curtis; grand
juror, j. W. Curtis: constable, w. a.
Bushnell. town agent, j. X. Curtis;
trustee of public library for five years,
Mrs. O. f. Sunderland The town voted
500 for state roads and tax of 12j
cents on a dollar; license vote Yes g. no
At the regular meeting of Banner
grange. No 356, +. of II. Friday evening
a spelling contest was held. Miss Nina
Hayden and Harry Berry We're appoint
ed oaptains.--Ru Sunderland has
moved to the Jason Newton farm, which
he will carry on for the ensuing year
Cornelius Lugtg has moved to the house
which he recently purchased of the
Caldwell cstate.-Oscar Constantine Of ST.
Adams has moved to the house recently
vacated by Cornelius L.ugtiE and will
carry on the +. w. Bliss farm for the
coming year.-Robert Church has moved
to St. Albans-Chares Merrick has moved
to the Titus Bushnell house.-Edward
Sartwell has moved to the Sarah Good
win farm recently vacated by Phillip Gill
bert. who has moved to burlington
Thomas Sorrell has moved to the farm
vacated by Edward Sartwell.-Miss
Emma Boyden is the guest of her sister.
Mrs. Abba Carr. at Milton Boro.-The
Ladies Aid society of the Methodist
Episcopal Church received Sizes from
their town meeting dinner.-The condi-
ton of Mrs 5. II. Martin, who Is at the
St. Adams hospital. continues to improve.
The Rev. G. II. Lock. pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. will preach
Sunday morning on "A Fruit-Bearins
Promise. THE Epworth Leagues even
ing service will be in charge of Merton
Bragg and the subject The UNIVERSAL
Refuge in Every Extremity, a Loving
c.NI
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Kate Steinhour Of Montpelier was the
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. joseph
Bissonette, over Sunday.-Mrs. Philinda
Thorp, who has been III since Christmas,
is very feeble.--Mlss Gertrude White was
in Burlington Monday.-'rhe Rev MIR
Peterson of st. Adams preached at the
Methodist Church Sunday 8 the Rev
Mr.. Sturgis was called to Fair lield to at
tend n funeral Mrs. Julia Moulton spent
Saturday with relatives in IInderhill.--
Mrs. Rogers. who has been III n week
or more, remains about tho same.-The
grammar school pupils will give a short
program of songs, recitations and
dialogues In the school hall Friday even
Ing at eight o'clock. The boys will give
THE Man with the Nose" and the girls.
Packing the Missionary Barrel" Some
OF the older girls will give Grand
mothers Rose Jar" All children in the
grades will be admitted free Tho pro-
ceeds will he used for the benefit OF the
school.-Miss Sara Stafford returned Mon
day from two weeks visit with rela-
tives In st. Adams.
Mrs. c. -. Hulburd has been in Water
vile for few days-H r. White and
Miss Leora White were in Rur,inpto,
Monday Pepeau is in Westford
Tor few days with his sister. Mrs
Fred ]. roster-James Casey has moyod
his family into G. ". Hutchnson's teno-
ment. and will work for Mr.. Hutchinson
this season. Thomas Casey will live with
them as formerly.-Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Bradley and daughter OF Enosburg Falls
ara Mr. and Mrs. Parizo and son of Es-
eek junction are visiting at H. j. Des-
any's.-t. j. Foster went Tuesday to
waterbury Center to get the household
goods of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Lovely. who
are tc move Into rooms over Mrs. Martin
Packards apartments. Miss Osgood Of
Westford is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Mary
Balch.-E. Bailey Brown was In Burlng-
ton Monday Margaret Griffin OF
waterbury Ia visiting at the home of
her grandfather, a. d. Griffln.-Mr and
Mrs. Harmon Cook OF Westford are WIS.,
ting at James Casey's.-Thc appropria-
tons by the town Tuesday were $25 to
the G. A. r., $50 to the town library and
$50 for permanent roads. The following
petit jurors were named Thomas Adrien
j. a. MCGEE. l. II. Gleason. T.. w. Pease
II. II. Kinney. r. A. Stiles. II. p. Hall
Y. G. Nay. w. w. Palmer r. q. Pease:
grand jurors a. *. Morse. II. T.. Bates.
G. l.. Percival. w. T.. Buxton. T.. II.
Smith and I. H. Nash.-The primary and
intermediate departments viii give a pro-
gram OF songs. recitatons and dialogues
in the school hall Thursday afternoon at
two o'clock and all parents and those in
terested In the school are cordially In
vited to he pIsent.-Mrs. |. c. Morse
will entertain the Foreign Missionary So
ciety Thursday afternoon at 2:30 ut her
homo and NJ o. BAlch will lead
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WILLIsTON.

The funeral of Albert Bliss was hel1
from his late home FRIDAY afternoon,
the Rev. A. Is. Potter officiating The
Der rers were w NJ. Barber. II. S. John
son. Clarence Caswell and Frank Forbes
The tnterment was in Essex Center.
Death came suddenly as Mr. Forbes was
able to be out of doors the day befora
He Is survived by his wife. a son, and
one daughter, Mrs. Eta Bliss of Wor-
cester. Mass. Those from ava, to attend
the funeral were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Allen Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. Cox, Miss Ed
ma Wilcox, B. w. Bell ana daughter. Miss
Clarice OF Essex junction and Mis-, AIDE
iaide Morrill, of Swanton. Miss Angus OF
Hartford, Conn, n member OF the Con-
gregationhl Missionary association, is AS
sisting the pastor In eva 1Ne,st'c work -
Tracy Clark Of Randolph Is visiting Mr.
ana Mrs Wright rk.-FlOrcncc Met
calf has returned to Chftondaie. Mass -.
The Misses Nettie and Bessie Warren
are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mort James.
C ID. Warren has gone to Boston The
Williston basketball team were again VIC
tor1ous by score of q to " with ESSEX
Center. The last game Of the season
played with the Lafayette House rorn-
pany OF Winooski resulted in score Of
80 to 26 for Winooski, The Wiliston boys
played snappy game.
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presiding. Papers we're read by the
Rev Mr. Braker and the Rev. G. w.
HIDDEN. and discussions followed. Tho
next meeting will be held hore Mon
day, June 3. at which time papers will
be presented by the Rev. G.. A. Nutting
of Montgomery Center ard the Rev
c. G. Adams. II will he Ladies day."
and the Rev. DR.. Hidden, the local
pastor, is to plan a real southern pic
mic for the entertainment bf the wives
and swcethearts of the visiting pas
tors
At the town meeting Tuesday It was
moved that the town vote to rescind
the vote taken at a meeting held in Essex
May d. 1911. and that the town pay to
j.. II. Roscoe his legal taxable costs and
the selectmen bo authorized to discontinue
the suit. officers were elected as follows:
Moderator. Guy w. Bailey; clerk. Allen
Martin: treasurer. c. w. Rice; selectncn,
George Bates for three years; constables.
II. G. Gates. George Gates. listers. +. W.
Booth road commissioner, William
O'Brien; town agent, Allen Martin.
auditors. p. T. Hanley. w. g. Chaplin and
Jay Leach: overseer of the poor. II. q.
Gates; grand juror George Allen school
director. c. T.. Green. three years. library
trustee. T.. w Gould. five years. cemetery
commissioner, w. S. Chopin; tax. rs cents
on the dollar of the grand list. The vote
OF license resulted Yes. AZ: no, 12l
Mrs. e. J. Frost o. Athol Mass, wi
come the last of the week to visit Mr..
and Mrs. d, l.. White.
Donald Bissell. who has been i'll with
bronchitis. is able to be out
Mrs. II. L. Barnes. who has been i'll
with indigestion and rheumatism, Is able
to be about the house
son. John. was born February q to
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lawrence of North
Willston.
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HUNTINGTON.

postponed until March 20.-Rlchard Will
ard of East MONTPELIER was IN town over
Sinday.-E. 6. Norton went to Boston
saturday might on businc' trip.-Mrs.
tdith Mix returned 20 Bristol Saturday
after three weeks stay at y. A. Car
penter's.-Steven Riggs has moved his
family over l.. II. Hin1s's store.--J r.
Norton was in Burlington Friday and
SaturdaN.-tieorge Sabens ana wife Of
Joncsv!,e Were in town Sundav-rhe
Christian EnGeavor society elected Off
GERS Sunday evening. Benon Spra que
Joined as active ncmber
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MILTON BORO.

Mrs y. II. Bean and II. a. Berry were
In 81 Alhans Thursday. Potter Boaunre
has moved into Is. H. Woods tenement
over the grocery store.-Floyd Wimb.e
has finished his years work for Luther
Qunell and gone to his home in Milton.
s. T.. Boyden and daughter Eliza
beth, and Miss Jane Boydcn wero
guests Of Mrs. Alba Carr FRIDAY
Mrs. O. a. stanley spent Saturday at
II. Il. Woodr.-Edward Sartweu has
moved to the Goodwin farm at Geor-
gia Plains and Tom Sorrell to the
place vacated by Mr.. Sartwell-Min-
ME Shean was at home from Burling-
ton Sunday.
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JONESVILLE.

Mrs. Williams of Charlotte is spending
few days with her daughter. Mrs F.. II
Chessmore, Miss Belle Morse with Miss
Mabel Beers OF Burlington were visitors
at W. A. church's Saturday Miss Kath-
ellen" McGarghan returned from the
Fanny Allen hospital Saturday.
Marion Kennedy of Waterbury is visiting
at G. w. Palmer s.-Mrs. Ellery Fay Of
Essex junction Is a guest of Mrs Cynthia
Hapgood MIR. and Mrs. J. b. Francis
Were in burlington over Sunday.-Mrs
Ida Davis of Waterbury spent Sunday at
her nephews. j. B. Atkins.-Miss Flor
enCe Stevens Is much better
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RICHFORD.

col. H. &. Leavens was in Beverly,
Mass. last week to consult with H. NJ
Wallis, who has the contract for con-
structing the federal building In this
village.-Mrs. Della Harper) Shattuck
and Nathaniel Marsh were married in st.
Adams February D. They will reside in
Richford. Mrs. Lois Burt OF Enosburg
Falls has been engaged as trimmer in the
millinery store Of Miss Helen NJ. Baker
'Tr. and Mrs Henry F. Hardy went to
Boston Saturday. where they will attend
the automobile show, after which they
Will visit in Springfield. Mass, and
Woonsocket. r. T.. before returning Miss
Helen NJ. Baker has gone to Boston for
n week to purchase millinery goods She
was accompanied by her sister Dora
Baker and Mrs. Anna Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Ralph Carpenter and
son. Silas, have gone to Nelson, British
Columbia. where he will be employed In
a large -four and feed mill operated by
cousin. s. 4. Pond.
Town officers elected yesterday are as
follows: Moderator. w. h. Locklin;
clerk. II. II. Rounds selectman for three
years, A. ]. Livingston; treasurer. II. II.
Rounds: overseer. .. w. Carpenter; SUI
perintendent of Bakersfield Poorhouse
association. d. W. Carpenter first con-
stable, p. II. Phaneuf: second constable,
W. j. Reirden; collector, p. II. Phaneuf;
lister for three years. G. Sprague Moves;
trustee, G. F. Ladd: grand Jurors. d. ".
Carpenter. w. II. Hubbard; auditors. E.
+. Greene, II. II. Thomas. II. H. Com
ngs; agent. c. +. Ladd; road commits.
sioner. Frank Bean. school director for
three years, S. Carl Carpenter; tax vot-
ed. H.72 The sum Of $3.50 was voted for
highways in accordance witt the provis-
ions Of No. l27 Of the Acts of 1910; the
sum OF 1928 was voted 10 the Grand Army
Post for Memorial Day observance; the
matter Of medical inspection for the
schools was left with the school directors
to act as they saw fit: the compensation
Of town officers was made the same as
last year; It was voted to pay $500 on
the ~ s. Deposit Fund instead of taking
up one railroad bond OF 900: II was vot-
cd 70 sell the pest" house. so-called. and
the first selectman was made an agent
to cell the property: the school directors
werc instructed to place a new heating
apparatus In the new schoohouse and in
stall a suitable ventilation system. the
cost Of same not to exceed 81 500: voted TO
nire n teacher Of music and drawing for
the high and graded schools at cost
not to exceed 500 annually An institute
will be held in the Baptist Church this
afternoon and evening, Among the OUT
Of town speakers will be tho Rev. w. A.
Dawson. Of Burlington, State superin-
tendent of missions the Rev. James 8.
Braker. pastor OF the Baptist Church In
Burlington. and the Rev. DIR. Writer'S OF
Boston. Supper will be served by the
women Of the church. and the out Of,
town delegates and speakers will be en-
tertained.-Mrs. O. A. Hagen was called
to Highgate to attend the funeral OF a
relative Monday.-Mrs. @. n. Whitcomb,
Of East Enosburg. 10 the guest OF Mrs.
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WEST BOLTON.

a daughter was born February rs
to Mr.. and Mrs. George Trank-Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Waterman of Union
Village have come to reside with Mrs
Waterman parents. Mr.. and Mrs. O.
J.. IIosford Miss Anna II. Nealy died
March , from an illness of more than
two years duration, which she bore
with Christian fortitude. She was
GS years old, and is survived by niece,
Miss A. NJ Brock, who had lived with
her since n child and cared for her
during her illness; and one brother,
l.. Ncaly of jericho. The funeral was
held at the Baptist church "Wednesday
at two o'clock Miss Bernice Hall
came Tuesday from Cambridge for a
short stay.-Mrs. NJ. w. King ut
Worcester. Mass. who assisted In
caring for Miss Nealy, will stay with
Miss Brock for while.-Albert
Minckler was called to Essex Tuesday
to see his mother. who is dangerously
III with pneumonia.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

Another check and bank swindler got
his deserts In the local city court last
week, when Fred Duoharne OF Worces-
ter Mass, who has operated In SPRING
Held, Morrisville, swanton and this city.
pleaded guilty and was sentenced by
Judge Post to not less than two and
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

daughter was born recently to Mr.
and Mrs J. i. Hart. NJ Aiipock
moved Saturday to the Stnson farm nea r
the Cambridge line.--The condition of
Henry Alger. who has been critically H.
is much improved.-Mrs. Elizabeth Bar
rett has rented her farm to j. p. Hart
who has possession Because of the pro-
tracted and intense cold several farmers
are experiencing much trouble in obtain
ing water for their stock. Should the
cold continue much longer water may be
come as great a luxury as potatoes. Mrs.
Barrett. who has rented her farm. il 10
be at the home of her daughter, Mrs j.
7. FitzsimmOnss
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JERICHO CENTER.

The number of books taken by readers
directly from the library ut the Center
since March TO- l9li. is .26 In addition.
about 100 books have been distributed
throughout the school districts, and
located at the school houses In the care
of the teachers. and each set OF books
has been changed every three months.
This work has been mainly done by the
school superintendent, the books being
taken from the Center division of thr
library, and including books on animals.
birds flowers, history and good whole
some stories,
At the inventory Of the library in 1899
there were sos books catalogued besides
eports and magazines. Since December
g. 1910, IA volumes have been added as
follows: Sixty-one from the money APP
propriat.d by the town. % from the addi-
tional aid fund set apart by the State for
the use of such Libraries ns can show
that they are doing good work; 63 gifts
from the people at the Center and their
friends, also bulletins and public docu-
nents Webster's international dictionary
has just been bought by the people to be
kept in the library
Various small amounts are received in
fines witch the librarian finds convenience
out of which TO pay freight charges on
shipments OF books. materials used In re-
pairs. postage. and occasionally a new
book Is added from these small amounts
paid by the forgetters.
Some regular system for exchanging
books between the main part of the
library and the branches located at
Jericho and at Riverside should be
adopted. Fortunately, the regular visits
OF the school superintendent to the school
districts and the active interest he has
shown in selecting and distributing books
has made them easily accessible TO a
larger number Of readers than they would
otherwise have been.
II will be readily seen that more books
are needed for this more extended c'r-
culation of later years, to keep IN the
supply. and II IS hoped n generous splrit
toward the library will be cherished by
the townspeople
Mrs. u. q, Brown Is ill.-The ladies'
served lunch in the town room tow n
meeting day.-Alrs, Julia Moulton has
returned TO the corners after week at
the home Of her son.-Over - ladies' at
tended the missionary meeting Thurs
day with Mrs. u. n. Smith. The topic
was INDIANS" There were several In
teresting papers and generous offerinr.
The Rev and Mrs. s. IT, Barnun. Mrs
L. II. chaplin and Mrs l.. -. Moulton
attended the dinner served at the Con-
gregational Church dining rooms at the
Corners Friday evening. Ka..
Isham was In Burlington Saturday. -
Homer. Lyon is able to be OUT II.
Ntnn
house on the site OF the house where
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
EAST HARDWICK.

The Rev. Sidney Aldrich began his
work as pastor of the Baptist Church
here Sunday. Walter Ward IL out after
a weeks illness with pleurisy-F. s. Far
rand has purchased Silas owens farm
Mrs. Abbie Aver returned Monday from
Walden, where she has been helping care
for her mother.-George Patch spent Sun
day at Horny Pattersons in Walden
Mrs. F.. NJ. Aiken OF Painfield visited her
brother, w. d. Mann, last Week.-Mrs.
Reta Bole returned to st. Johnsbury the
first Of the week.-Roland Chase has nm
ished working In the creamery. School
was closed last Thursday and Friday
to allow the teachers to attend teachers
examinations Perkins Is working
at G. II. Albees
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs ". @. White of Jonesville was n
visitor at VI. w Ilinsdalos THURSDAY. --
Miss Marsle Kehoe Of Richmond visited
Mt the home of her brother. Edward Ko
hoe. Sunday Miss Carrie Small spent
Saturday in Burlingto n.-The Misses Mil
drtd White and Nora Ilnsdale are PASS.
ing two weeks IN Burlington and E,ssex.
Mr. and Mrs. n. W. Hinsdale and son.
Clark spent Sunday In Hinesourg AT the
home of Charles Smith. William Liner
ring is visiting his uncle, Lawrence Wei
linger
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WESTFORD.

Miss Eva Macomher returned to Lynn
Saturday. Phila Hall and Mrs.
Carrie Partridge are appointed delegates
to county Sunday school convention
which is to be held in Richmond March
l5.-Miss Media Rice has returned to the
Salem Normal school
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sHELBURNE.

The comedy Down East" will be given
at the Shelburne town hall Friday even
Ing by the Charlotte Dramatic club, for
the benefit OF Champiain Chapter, No.
b5 o, =. S.-W. A. Weed OF Burlington
was In town Tuesday to attend the town
meeting.-The Thursday evening prayer
service viii be held at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs Robert Parker The Ladies'
Improvement society will meet with Mrs.
Thomas Thompson Thursday afternoon.
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MILTON BoRO.

An oyster supper and concert will be
held at the church this evening at
eight o'clock-Dr Parker of St. Adams
was at the Boro Monday testing cattle.
Earl Aver of ST. George was In town
the first Of the week o. A. Stanley ana
son. George. are ill.--Joseph hurry has
moved from the Jackson farm to the
farm he recently purchased of II. A..
Wood--The Birthday club enjoyed a
pleasant evening February ~ at the
Methodist Episcopal parsonage at Geor-
gia Cent I, IL beinr Mrs Locks birthday
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CHARLOTTE.

Professor Messenger of the University
OF Vermont spoke at the Grange last
HlSht.-lHe Lanes Aid mot with
Miss Tina Deyctte Wednesday after
noon. The Dramatic club had a success
ful trip and good house AT Ferrisburg
Friday night.--Miss Katherine and Wini-
fred Smith have been spending the week
in Burlington.
Hermine Ruth. the four months old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey T.
Poole. died March g. The funeral services
were held at the house Tuesday morning
Beautiful flowers We're sent nv the Con-
Gregational Sunday school, rhine be-
ing member Of the cradle roll depart
rnent.
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Charles Benedict who Is employed in
Littleton, y. H. spent Sunday with his
parents, Nj and Mrs. a. l.. Benedict
u H. Mack has purchased G.. =. Van
yIet's interest in the firm Of Tracy &.
Van Vllct ana the firm Will he known
nc rr,cv A. Mack.
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BOLTON.

Miss Anna z. Nealy died in West
Bolton Saturday. aged 60 years Tie
funeral service Wa held in the
Baptist church AT two o'cl-ck We'd
nesday afternoon.
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A. J. Ellot.-Mrs n. A. Puffer Is visit.
ing In Morrisville. miss Sadie Maynard
of Burlington Is tho guest Of Miss Hat.
tic Heath
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