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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-12-25
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page one

shortslecves went to Chicopee Falls, Mass,
to pass the winter with her mother
Joseph Noisoux has returned from n
weeks visit to Albany n V,-The Misses
katherine Fish. Marjorie Phelps, Mar
jorlo Lee, Anna Fisher, Mary stone and
Frederick Fish and Benjamin Fisher of
Middlebury College are passing the holt
days with their parents.-Mr and MIS-
Timothy Dillon have returned from
| Pittsied, Mas. Henry Y. Smith went
! Tuesday to crown Point, y. y, to spend
Christmas with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Smth.-Arle Alden a
teacher in Mount Pleasant Academy Os-
shining, N. " is spending the holidays
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs j. Nj. AL
den.-IIarold Benoit has gone to South
Hero to visit his grandparcnts.-Leo
Hunt has returned from a weeks visit
to his parents in Arena, y. l.-Edward
Mack of Cornell University Is listing his
parents, Postmaster and Mrs. Thomas
Mack.--Donald Norton visited in Middle
bury Sundny.-ClarcnCe Beach and Ray
mond Slack are at home for the holidays
Mrs. Emma Field has gone to Malone
y. Y, to visit her daughter, Mrs. David
Roberts. Miss Ruth Clark and Miss
Grace Fisher, students of the Hawthorne
school, Of Music, Potsdam, y. Y, are
Visiting their parents.-Miss Jackson of
Potsdan. y. y. is visiting Miss Ruth
Clark at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Clark,-Mr and Mrs
Roy g. yaiiow ana son. Kenneth. will
spend Christ mas in Port Henry n. Y.
r. j. Ronaud has been appointed by the
Vermont state Court OF Forcstcrs deputy
high grand chief ranger with iurisdic-
ton OF court 40. "ij, Hudson Falls, y.
Mrs. ". a. Moore. a trained nurse
who has been employed for several
months Mt the State Industrial school,
visited IN Burlington Tuesday. Charles
Champini visited his wife at the Fanny
Allen hospita Monday.--tieorge Allen Is
I'LL. G. Cotcy and c. Il. Brownell went
Tuesday to Essex Junction to visit the
Brownell Whitney saw mill, which Is run
by electric power, with View to using
electricity as 81 motive power in the new
saw mill to take the place of the one
recently destroyed by fire Harold Foote
spent Sunday in l7errsburg.- Mr.. and
Mrs w. G. Footc passed Sunday at their
cottage at Long Polnt.-Mr and Mrs. c.
Il. BrUwnell left Tuesday for Morris
vile, where they Will spend Christmas
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A
Slayton.-A son was born recently to Mr..
and Mrs. George Mumblo. Mrs. Mumblo
was Miss Frances, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mumblo. Miss Daisy Sabin of
Chicago is visiting Miss Frances hobart.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bishop Of South
burlington visited In town Monday
BiXby Free Memorial library will be
closed Christmas and New Ycars-A
cobwcb social WAS given Monday after
noon to about 30 of the children of the
Sunday school of the congregational
Church in the parlors Of the church
Games We're played and refreshments
Served
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALRANS.

Miss Florene f. Lyon, aged 81 years,
died Friday morning at $40 O'Clock at
the Sherwood sanitarium to which she
was taken about 10 days ago, suffering
with acute Brights disease The funeral
was held at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Guy f. Barker. Sunday afternoon at
ESQ O'Clock, the Rev, DR.. +, ~, Lendrum
otiiciatng, Miss Lyon was born in shell
burne O,Npber q. 1862, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs, H. Il, Lyon. She came to
this city with her parents when four
years old and had lived here ever since
She attended st, Adams Academy but
owing to III health was obliged to leave
school six months before graduating. she
taught I'm the public schools here for sew
eral years and when the store of Rich
erdson, Twisg 4 Co, opened, "a wears ago
she became Cashier and had hold that pos
LAl1jna lD to The time OF her last illness.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

The schools will have a weeks va
cation for Christmas.-The Woodmen
viii have a dance Thursday evening,
January 1.-The Misses Lena Miles,
Pauline Tart and Hazel Brewster are
at home from school for the holidays,
The Home Circle will meet once in
four weeks through the winter
months instead of every two weeks
Mrs, Mary Sweet Is visiting at Wal
ter Taft's in tarksboro.-NTrs. Sarah
Whittier of Colorado. who has been
visiting here for several weeks went
To Bristol Monday and expects 10
start for home in a few weeks.
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HUNTINGTON.

The funerar OF Mrs. Jane Pratt, wife
of William Martin. was held at her late
home at one O'Clock and at the Union
Church at TWO O'Clock Wednesday, Dec.
Il. The deceased was born IN Jeri-
cho 81 years ago and her married life
Of So years with Mr.. Martin, who sur
wives hey. was passed here in town.
Her quiet. unassuninS nature and re-
ligious life made for her many friends.
The services Were conducted by the
Rev. y. T. Conlan and two selections
were sung by the Rev. and Mrs Con-
Ian. William and Bert, her two sons,
survive her. Henderson Gillett. who had
been Ill for few weeks with acute
BriEhts disease, died Monday morning
at the home Of his daughter, Mrs. NJ. L.
Stcyeus.-thristmas exercises We're held
at the church WednaS day evening.
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ORWELL.

The Sunday services at the Congrcga-
tOnal Church were well attended The
Sunday school hid its annual Christ
mas tree at tn" town hall Wednesday
evening. supper was served in the
ladies' rooms from six to eight. followed
by exercises in the hall-Waltcr Saunders
Of New York city Is in town.-The Golden
Circle held a sale in the ladies' rooms
Saturday afternoon.-Dr. Owletts baby
is very low.-Mrs. J. T.. Williams spent
Monday In Rutland.-Mrs. Il. G. Phillips
went Monday to spend two weeks in Fair
Haven.-Miss Jennie Plue has returned
from Manchester, whore she spent three
weeks. William Stay and son of New
York are visiting his brothers here.-ID
\. Bessette has his now house completed
The family mnNeG In this Wcek
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Evergreen lodge, No 1854, n. T.. O. p.
has elected these officers: Past warden
T, w, Green; warden. Albert Gregory
vice warden, Ida Hare; secretary, Hattie
Currier; financial secretary Agnes La.
valley; treasurer, Mildred Poland; chan,
lain, Emma Mcleod; guide, Christie Po
land guardian, f. s. Montgomery; sen.
tine, Frank Hare; master of dcgre,
team A, B. Shannon; trustee FOR three
years II i, Currer; pianist. Madge Mar.
tin.-Mrs A. c. Hooker underwent an CD.
Grafton for appendicitis Saturday.
daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. O. s
chapman December 19.--Joseph War,
died Saturday Of tuberculosis. lie is sur
vlved by his wife; one son. DR.. Arthur
Wark Of New York. two daughters, Mrs
Frank Waithc Of rlainteld ana Miss Mil
dred Wark.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION.

I Mt Mansnold Indon X of r., has cIoCt-
ed officers as follows. G. C.. A. y. Rugs;
/ V. G., Roy Chase. prelatc, George sharp
! ley; NJ w. Eer, prescott; x. Of n. s.,
X. II. stevens. N of r.. Ralph orion;
NJ OF T.. A. u Iovip.,e. NJ. of A. Wal
ter Macbia. trustoo For one year. Homer
| Il. Crown. Row Chase. r. If. stevens and
John Sharplcy vos Amounted a commit
tee to make arrangcments for public IN
stallatlon to take placc early in January.
Plans are also being made for an enter
talnmcnt to- be held in February.
Madame c. G. Gale died a the home
Of her daughtcr-in-Iaw. Mrs. G. T.. Gale,
"A about "a ,'sIn,l. Nt,pI.t, mic Inf after
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WINOOSKI.

Damage anfountlus 70 between 5000
and 5000 was done Thursday afternoon
Mt the American Wooi,n coMppuy's mill,
the loss orinB mostly fl yarn which was
I badly damaged by water. Inc Burling-
ton fire departments auto truck respond
I'd to a call about 2:S0 o'clock. The Are
started in some unknown manner In one
OF the dryers and before 1t was checked
spread to the stock room on the second
floor. But little damage was done by
fire, there being mostly a bad smudge.
The mill hose was spread and water
turned on
The funeral OF uenry Pratt was held
Wednesday morning at riEht O'Clock at
St Francis Navicr Church with burial II
S. Francis cemetery. Nh Pratt died
Sunday night at his home on Mallctts
Bay avenue following a lingering fitness
of one year. Born in Granny, T. e.,
81 years ago he moved TO this Village
eight years ago and has since resided
here. lie is survived by his wife and
10 children: John of Des Rlvicro p O.,
David of Pittsncld, Mass, Harry. Ray
mond Marion, Anna, Emma, Frances,
Beatrice and Albina of this place. lie
also leaves his father Henry Pratt, Of
this place, one brother and three Sis
tors, Prosper Pratt of this place, Mrs.
David Larock Of Richmond. Mrs. David
White of Burlington and Mrs. Henry
Dcforge of this place
The following officers have been elect
ed at the annual meeting Of the Mohaw X
club: President. George o. Dubrule; vice
president, Leo Abair; secretary. Charles
Nillemairc; treasurer William Manseau:
collector, Adelard Granger; auditors. AL
bert Gelineau, Oliver Granger and En-
eric Duprat scrgeants-at-arms Euclid
Poulin and Adclnrd Julien. master Of cor
emonics. Edward F'ra.icr
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

The meetings, which have been con.
Quoted each evening in the Baptist
Church by J, II. Thompson, the State
evangelist, have been productive Of much
good. At tho Friday evening service,
which was specially for y,dnG people,
there was good attendance with dele
CATION from Rlchford. whore Mr.. Thomp-
son conducted a series Of meetings be-
fore coming here.-Nliss Myrtle Alosier
preccptress Of Montpelier Seminary, was
IN town Friday on hor way TO the home
of her parents in West Berkshire. whore
, she vii pass the holldays-Clare FOWL,
n student Of Montpelier Seminary. is Al
tho home OF his parents Mr. and Mrs.
| ". H. Towle. for the holidays. Miss
Elizabeth Kimbal is at home from
Bishop Hopkins Hail for the ho,idavs.-
Mr.. ard Mrs. Dwight NJ. Gardner and
child from Maysvllc, Ohio, are visiting
Mr.. Gardeners parents. Mr. and Mrs. y.
NJ. Gardner. on School eet.-Miss Mar
garet Perley from simmons ColleCe. Bos-
ton, is with her mother Mrs w f. Per-
ley, at the home Of VI. p. Perlev for the
holiday Vacation.-Ear Walbridge from
the University OF Vermont, Burlington,
arrived Friday afternoon on his way to
the home Of his parents in Franklin.
The Rev. J. r. Thompson, who was en-
tertained in the home of tn Re W. T.
Baker on Orchard street during the 11|
days he conducted meetings in the Rap-
fist Church, lcrt for q frW da-s' stay AL
his home in Ludlow before beginnlnc|
special work IN Barre citv.-fT. G.. iiaddl
Of indianapolis is staying with his fam-I
fly mt Mrs. Hadd's parc.ts, NJ. and Mrs.
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MONKTCN RIDGE.

M.. and Mrs. Eugene Cox visited Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Preston in Forrisbure
tho first Of the week Mr. Preston is III
with pneumonia. Mrs. Charles IIoag and
Mrs. Eliza Brown We're In bristol Satur-
daN-flarry G. Nancelette is doing bust
ness in the new shop recently buit.--Mr
and Mrs. Obed Clough Of St. George are
parents Of a son, born December 10. Mrs
Clough was Miss Mary Miles. formerly
of this town Miss Carrie Miles of Char
lottc is visiting here.-Mrs. John Nash
who has been i'll. is improvfnE
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for tho Northumberland Husklns Is
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. 4. G.
1oskins, at Jericho Ccntcr-.AIr. and Mrs
%. VI. Brown and Miss Phyllis Brown
werc the guests of his son, +. G. Brown.
in Cnderhill Sunday.--Gcorgo White is
making some repairs on the interior of
his house. The Christmas concert and
tree by the Congregational Sunday school
was I'm the church Wednesday even
ing-Mrs. George White was In Bnrllnr-
ton Saturday The burial OF Rohert
wall who died in Boston, was in I'm
dCrhill Tuc-daV
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Mildred White is passing the
Christmas yacation.wlth her mother. Mrs.
N. W. Iiinsdalc.-A son, Alfred Alonzo,
Was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ohed Clough
December Edward liehon Is confined
To IN" house with rheumatism.-Mrs.
Miranda Wescott visited in Wiliston one
day roecntly.-AIiss Maggie Berry and
Mitchell IlsdHle Of Burlington were
visitors n the home OF T. f. Forbes
Sundor.-M' Gorham. cattle buyer
."m M.ddlehuv spent Friday and Sat-
"I..T as The homo Of Earl Aver
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STARKSBORO.

MI ana Mrs. Myron Fowler and Miss
Edith Fowler are spending the holidays
with Mr.. Nowlers parents in East Bethel
Mr. and Mrs, David Bostwick are in
IlincsburE for over Christmas. Frank
Smith has sold his farm to Fred Brown.
giving possession March 1.-Mr and Mrs
Seldom Caldwell and cnildrcn are with
her parents for Chrstmas.--Alss Nina
Smith is at nome from her school in St
Albans,--Nirs. Grace NIinurn is visiting
her parents in Blr'ltngton.--Ira Cham
berlai:' is carrying The mai, for DIN
RYAN.
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WHITING.

James Mcdonald died Saturday morn
Ing at the home of his niece. Mrs. William
Taylor, aged IS years. The funeral was
held Tuesday. Miss Corinna SticlSnev
of Massachusetts has been the guest Of
relatives in town the past week. Miss
Jessie Brown is at homo for the holi-
dave
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VILLAGE FARM.

1875 acres. Underhill. VT. I'm to p O.
and depot. main road. good buildings,
land rolling but fertile. sugar works.
plenty fruit. wood and water. capacity
20 TO rs cows and team. Price for a
short time only $4,000.
EiNoLDs REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
HurlinHtOps VT
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GEORGIA.

Jay Green has bought a farm nm
cher, where he and his family Will u
February Ii W. Bliss has been y
ing his son, RAYMOND, at Bangor
for a few days.-Thc Christmas cNou
at the Center have been given mp on
count of the illness OF Mrs Davis,
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HILL WEST.

Joseph Potvin OF Montgomery Cent
is moving his family back to his IN
in this place.-Ausun McGrail is scroY
~ i'll with pneumonia HIS dauGht
Mrs. Henry Sylvester, is carius for al
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SHOREHAM.

Edward C., the only son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Il. Kendall. died Wednes-
day, Dec. Il, Eavjo" been III bat few
days. Mr.. Kendall will ho greatly missed
by the community as good citizen ana q
f,He11
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

S5Ip POULTRY to me. l deal directly
WITH hotels. restaursnt9 boarding
houses institutions ar.d families and so
get best prices. BANK references.
Prompt returns. y. BILLINGS, tSteeple
St. Market, Providence, r. I. 24w,3
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teeth EXTRACTED

absolutely without Pain.
The onL5 office In Burlington whers
you can get teeth extracted without .
particle of pain. without taking gas.
MY method Is used b no olner person.
No pain; no danger; no after effects
DIR. l.. ID. HAZEN,
once 234 Main St., Burlington. VI
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

Lcander and Mamie Nanosh have
to Wuousorhot Il J., 10 visit tA"r
clcs.--W. ). Wright Was IN town
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-12-25

YOUNG WOMEN wanted to work IN a
training school as nurses for the In
sant. Address =. O. BoX u7& Worces-
ter, Mass - W, en-.
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WANTED.

YOUNG WOMEN wanted to tnlio the
training course for nurses ut the Wor-
ccstar state Hospital Apply to +. V.
Sc'thner, NJ. u, Supt., BOX 81. Woroes-
ter, lda:s. 2Sw.4t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-12-25

TWENTY-SIX HORSES. A new con-
sgnment Just arrived direct from the
farmers in Nebraska, Weighing from
900 to 1900 pounds Two good ac-
climated pairs on hand, 400 and $500
pounds f. Landon & Son, Bristol, Vt
219,d&w,tf.
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FOR SALE.

PAIR DRIVING HORSES for sale, six
and seven years old, weight 1907 Price
500 per pair. Woman has drove them
Wallace Stoarns, Essex Junction, VT
Phone oc-12 305,6tt&w1t.
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
one cent a word, each in
sertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than ~ words, two
lines. Special terms TO adj
vertisers using from $50 TO
LOCO lines within ~ con-
gecutive months.
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Laundry
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burlington Veterinary Hospital.
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Dir. j, A, RUST,

Veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College, 1909. Attest equipment for
tll animal surgery. including equine
Ind canine operating tables Phone
LOG.
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SOCIAL GATHERINGS

An attractive luncheon-musicale was
given today at l o'clock by Mrs. E. r
Beatty at her pretty home on East
Main street, when she entertained in
honor of Mrs. William Coffin of Whit
tier, California. Mrs. Beatty is a
charming woman and always enter
talns in a most gracious manner. The
function today was one of the import
ant social events of the week. Pink
and white was the color scheme used
in appointing the table. In the center
was a pretty French basket filled with
pink roses and ferns. Flowers were
used in profusion about the table.
Covers were laid for Mesdames Will
liam Coffin of Whittier, California,
John Johnson, Charles S. Marvel Rob-
ert l.. Kelly, Allen D. Hole, d. w. Den
mis-, e. P. Trueblood, Mrs. TarkelsOn,
Frank Watt, Judson Rupe of Chicago,
Fred Bartel, Ben Bartel, w. G. Butler
and Mrs. Reynolds. Miss Alice Knoll
lenberg, and Miss Carolyn Hutton. At
ter luncheon the following musical
program was presented
Kamenrici Ostrow ...... .Rieliustecu
Nocturne Chopin
Miss Knollenberg
All Love, But Day ........ Beach
Mrs. Bartel
Ich Liebe Dich ........... Grieg
Miss Knollenberg
The Lorelei NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. List
Mrs. Bartel
Inc swan ............ Salnt-SaenS
M1nuet Beethoven
Miss Hutton
The Nightingale's Tyre of Lyde.
.................. Whetley
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Mrs. Bartel
Traumerei ........... Schumann
Miss Hutton
Oh! Lovely Night .... Ronald
Mrs. Fred Bartel
Violin Obligato-Miss Caroline Hutton
A pretty social function this after
noon was the informal bridge party
given by Mrs. <. G.. Hibberd at her
spacious home on North Ninth street,
in honor of Miss Edith Blair of Gin
cinnati, who is the guest of Mrs. Paul
Comstock. The game was played at
two tables. At the close of the affair
the hostess served dainty luncheon.
The party was composed of Mesdames
Paul Comstock, Mrs. Wilbur Hibberd,
Mrs. Miles Bland. Mrs. Willard Carr,
Mrs. Ray K. Shiveley, Mrs Milton
Craighead and Miss Almira Starr and
Miss Edith Blair of Cincinnati.
Honoring Miss Charlotte Allison. a
bride-elect of this month and Miss Ar