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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1913-04-25

VIEW OF FLYING BOAT.
planes in that it is not burdened with
great pOntoons at center and outer
points. but is designed to rest ON q
single one In the center The equilibrf-
Gm of the craft is maintained by
gyroscope operating above the aviator.
Two very small canvas water buffers
are placed at the ends Of the wings to
protect them from occasional dips into
the waves. but not to support the ma
chine. The machine was recently test
ed at the North island aviation grounds,
San Diego. Cat
There are several aviators planning
to make an early attempt at flying
across the Atlantic this summer. I'm.
petus is given to the projects BY the
offer of $4,000 prize for such flight
made by an English publication.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1913-04-25
Expected Too Much.

Say, waiter" he growlad, this
steak is not very tender well, did
you expect it to kiss your replied the
tired waiter as he took the plate away.
New Orleans Times-Democrat.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1913-04-25

Clean hands are better than full ones
in the sight Of God.-Publius Syrus.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-12-11
JOHNSON.

The next meeting of Johnson Grange
will be held December IS at which time
the election OF officers will take place
The tale mill has been shut down for
few days on account OF broken engine.
The railroad company placed a new iron
bridge in the place of the Old wooden
one at Duck siding Sunday.-Albert Lam
bert, who came near losing his life by
being caught in the main shaiting at the
tale mill, went to Burlington Friday. His
knee was badly sprained and it is feared
he will be confined for Il long time.-Mrs.
l. i. Bailey returned from Boston Sat
urday.-Georgc West has moved from the
Fonyea place to his own place on French
hill-Miss Mildred Collins picked ram
bier rose in their front yard Saturday
I'm full bloom.-Mrs. c. II. Stearns was
ing Of Johnson Chapter, O. T.. S, Friday
evening There win he three candidates
to initiate.-E. +. Balch has returned
from Waterville, where he has been
wiring the mill, store and houses of A.
i. Larawy for electric ughts-Alfred
Crowell. an old and respected resident
of this town, died Friday night The
funeral was held Tuesday Clyde Crowell
of Concord was called here by the
death of his father Saturday Snow
fell to the depth Of four inches Mon
doV
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-12-11
HYDE PARK.

In the case of John Mcdonald vs. T..
w. Austin both of johnson, to recover
FOR heifer left in Austin's pasture. the
attention Of the court was occupied
three days. The case went to the Jury
at five O'Clock Friday afternoon and If
was II that night before they agreed
a sealed verdict was brought into court
Saturday morning, the Jury finding for
the defendant to recover his costs. The
cost of this suit, all told, IS in the
neighborhood of $500 and the heifer was
valued at the highest not more than
$50. The attention Of court Saturday
morning was directed to divorces and
four bills were granted: Susie CARPENTER
vs.. c. s. Carpenter Of Watcrville for
wIlful desertion; Celia NJ Ainsworth VS..
Homer Ainsworth of Wolcott for refusal
to support; Myrtle V. Cleveland VS.
George Cleveland of Stowe. for intoler-
able severity; Minnie S Iackey VS.
Alonzo Lackcy of johnson, for intoler-
able severity
The Odd Fellows district meeting will
be held here Wednesday, December H.
Schools in town commenced Monday
Five miles of new steel rails are being
laid along the St. j. & L. G. in this
vicinty.-A1cs. Fred Rand has returned
to Laconla.-E. +, Jose Ned Holmes, y
y. Waterman Of johnson Were in town
Tuesday.-Miss Doris DEMO is assisting
the county court clerk durin1 this term
of court.-Amandus LOveland Of Johnson
was committed to the asylum at Water
bury Tuesday by Judge White because
of insanity.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-12-11
NORTH HERO.

James and Charles TuGhope went to
Chazy, n. Y, Thursday to attend the flu
neral of IA cousin, John Tudhope. formerly
of this town, who died suddenly of acute
Brights disease. lie was 80 years of age
and unmarried. Mrs Walter G. St Onge
has been ill-Miss Bertha Tassie and
Henry strong, both Of this place were
ma FRIED at the Methodist Episcopal par
Sonage in Burlington Thursday by the
Rev. G. V. Grismer.-David V Clarihue
was called St Alban, Friday by the
death Of his stopfather. Julian Barrett
The first of a Series Of dance. was given
at the town hall Friday night. There was
a good attendance. Music was furnished
by Wayne and Vonnic Tatro of this place
and Homer Rogers of nurlington.-W War
rem Clark has sold his farm to Mr.. King
Of st Regis Falls, y. Y
John Brulcy has gone to Poughkoepsie.
y Y, with a horse for his son, Clifford
lIc will also visit his daughter. Mrs. John
Hoffman at tho Albany hospital
! liazcn is confined to the house by i'll
ncss.-A !. Wry of Fairfield, formerly Of
this town. is Just alive with nlcUra pneu-
monia-Mss Efie Haynes is under the
doctors care.-Arthur Way is i'll with
acute indgestion.-The Ladies' Aid So
ciety meet with the Rev. and Mrs c. W.
Turner to-day for dinner. They are
preparing Tor the christmas sale.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-12-11
LAN0|LLE COUNTY
STOWE.

There was a large attendance at the
asslgnees' auction Of the c. r. Eddy
creamery Company's property. The sale
included 10 horses number of wagons
carriages, seghs, harnesses, sleds, plgs
office furniture, automobiles, carriages and
robcs.-Thc regular meeting of the *
Il. *. club was held at the home of
Miss Marie Wells and was attended by
% members. Cards were played and re-
freshments We're served.-A. Z. Bigelow
of Middlesex called on his mother, Mrs
Newell Bigelow, Saturday. Mrs Blgelow,
who has been Ill for seven weeks, is
gaining slowly. but is stilI confined to
the Ded.-Alrs. D. {. Jarvis of Barre
was called here Saturday by the illness
of her mother Mrs, Sylvia Poor.-A
social at the West Branch Church Fri
day evening was well attended The pro-
gram included a duet by L. NJ Houston
and Mrs, H. j. Foster, recitations by
Miss elsie Alger and II. j. Foster. read
ings by Miss Susan a. Bigelow, Mrs. A.
l.. Gale, an exercise by eight children
The Industrious Housewife" and a
pantomime, The Bachelors Revery."
About 81 was realized from the receipts
at tho door and the sale of home made
candy.
Officers elected at the annual meeting
Of the II. H. Smith Post, G. A. r., Sat-
urday afternoon were as follows: Com
mander =, ID. Pike senior vice-com-
mander 5. y. Brush, junior vice-com-
mander Jackson Sargent; quartermaster.
$. G. Spauldng chaplain, o. +, Gerry;
officer of the day, Abram Burnett; guard,
Louis Shontelli adiutant, Henry Sparks;
delegates to State encampment, ii. a.
Butts. Levi TaylOr.-Oficers elected by
the Womans Relief Corps were Pres
ldent. Mrs Mary A. Smith; senior vice
president, Mrs, Helen Russ, Junior vice.
president Mrs. Eleanor Gerry; chaplain,
Mrs, Lucy Scrbner; treasurer, Mrs.
Drugg; conductress, Mrs Sadie Board
man; guard, Mrs. y. X, Moody During
the afternoon Mrs, A, j. McGbbon and
Miss lnez Ayers We're initiated into the
order and the ladies of the corps served
lunch to the members of post and corps.
Miss Mamie Straw returned Monday
from brief visit with Miss Ellen
Stearns in Burlington, Miss Marjorie
Watts of Waterbury visited her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ. Watts, Monday
The ladies of Unity Church will serve
their usual monthly dinner at the church
vcstry Friday and during the afternoon
will hold their annual Christmas sale
f. r. pike of New York is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs L, d. Pke,-Mrs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-12-11
GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ALBURG.

one Of the prettiest weddings Of the
season took place at the home of Mrs
LOttie Ruell Wednesday, Dec. 3. when her
only daughter, Lolita May Edwards, was
united in marriage to Gordon Austin
Vosburgh of Noyan, p. G., in the pres
ence of about 90 friends and neighbors.
Promptly at ago O'Clock the strains of
Mandelsshons wedding march was heard.
rendered by Miss Laura l.. Mott, and the
Rev. y O. Rowlby OF Swanton entered
tho parlor and then Mcssrs George Vos
burgh, brother of the groom, and Archie
Derrick, ushers, following and standing
either side OF the door leading from tho
hall TO the parlor awaiting the coming of
the bridal party. First came the brides
maids, Miss Hazel Hunter of Clarence
Vile T. O.. who wore violet spangled net
over pink silk, and Mis- Maudc Robin
son, who wore golden brown. silk with
cream lace trimmings Both carried mink
and white carnations They were follow
cd by the groom and best man, Mr.. Keith
V. Edwards. brother OF the bride. and
then the bride who wore white silk with
lace and pearl garnitures and sash that
was worn by her mother at her marriage
% years ago. The maid Of honor was
Miss Mildred Morgan of Bristol who wore
pale yellow silk with bead trimmings.
The bride carried large bouquet of roses
and ferns and the maid OF honor carried
white carnations. During the service
Miss Mott played softly After the cere-
mony the bride and groom received con-
giatulations. supper was served and nj
80 the young couple left for a short trim
When they return they will - to house
keeping in the new home Mr. Voshurph
bought short time ago. They received
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-12-11

Roy Ploof is ill.-Mrs. o. T. Luce and
Mrs. +. $. Boardman were in Waterbury
Monday to attend a special service at St
Andrews Church.-The Rev William
Hendry of Montpelier was a guest at the
home of Miss Ida Crosby during his stay
in town Sunday.--At the regular meeting
of Mansfield Mountain Grange Saturday
afternoon the lecturers program will in
clude papers by Mrs. w. L. Demeritt and
Mrs. H. c. Fuller, a discussion, Results
Obtained from New Methods Tried in
1913" roll call, list of periodicals taken
by each member with sample copies
Miss Helen Chaplin is recovering from the
mumps.-A. j. McGibbon went Monday
to eastern New York.-The Morrisville-
stowe stage route discontinued the taxi
cab Monday, using horse power for the
drst time this season.
Charles T. Benson, who has been at
the Mary Fletcher hospital several weeks
for treatment, was taken home Tuesday
not much improved in health. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Benson, j. c. Ben
son, DR.. J. c. Morgan and nurse
The regular meeting of the Stowe civic
club will be held at the Akeley Memoir
ial building Wednesday evening, Dccem-
Der H. The speaker will be Walter
j. Bigelow OF the st. Johnsbury Gale
donlan.-The third entertainment In the
Stowe high school lecture course was
given at the Akelcy Memorial building
Monday evening by the "Spragues" in
| rip Van Winkle"-The first blizzard of
the winter came Monday with high wind
and snow.-A comic opera, "The Captain
or Plymouth" Is in preparation under
the auspices OF Stowe high school to
be given some time IN January. H. w
Burnham takes the part Of John Alden
Mrs. II. w Barrows OF Priscilla, c. A.
Riley, Governor Brewster, and Principal
Il. g. Reynolds, Captain Miles Standash.
Robert White of Underhill visited his
daughter and her husband. Mr. and Mrs.
w l.. Demeritt over Sunday.-Mrs /.
Newton Of DuXbury is a guest q the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r.. O. Wrisley in Stowe
Hollow.-Le5lle s. Peterson was granted
a divorce at the recent term of the La
noble county court from his wife. Prs-
ella L. Peterson, for intolerahle harsh.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-12-11

many beautiful gifts Of china, cut glass;
linen, silver and money The bridal bou-
quet was gift from an Id frienu, w. NJ
Lyman. Those present from out of town
were the Rev NJ. o. Bowlby of Swanton
Mrs. II. G. Manning nd daughter, Jean
of Franklin, y. e., Miss Mildred Morgan
Of Bristol, Mrs David McLachlan of Bos-
ton, Miss Mabel Suddaly of Rouses Point
Mr. and Mrs A. t. willard left Satur-
day for "A fow days visit in Saratoga.
n. Y.-The Rev. T. Vernon Young was
guest at the home OF Seneca Hazen
Sunday.-Leon Mandgo of Noyan, T.. a.,
was caller in town Saturday. ISIS
Laura Mott is in st. Adams William
hlssen of Perrys Mills, n. y, Is in
town visiting his daughter. Mrs. Gilbert
RobinsOn.-Mrs. r. G. Manning OF
Franklin, +. O., who has been the guest
Of Mrs Rowcll for a few days, left
Friday for Burlington.-The Rev Mr.
Hearst of Kensington, II. O., will speak
in the Congregational Church Sunday in ex-
change with the Rev f. V. Young The
district meeting for the Masons will be
held i'm the lodge rooms at the Center
December l1.-Mrs Ransom Bohanon is
I'm health--Charlcs Goodrich is I'm poor
health.-M. s Thomas is raising the
roof of the Vantine farm house and
making 1t into another tenement.--J. s.
Cronkrite, who fell last July and broke
one hip and has been in bed ever since
Is now falling slowy.-Mr and Mrs. g.
A. Nosburgh have returned from their
wedding trip.
The body of Albert Gordon of Windmill
Point who fell from the drawbridge be-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-12-11
FAIRFAX.

Morton Leach of Burlington has been
visiting his brother, r. c. Leach, for a
few days-Mrs, Ida Hunt mas sold her
house on South street to /. W. Paris
William Green picked 10 dandelion 5los-
SONS Saturday.-Miss Elizabeth Gilmore
of Pittsford, a student at the University
Of Vermont was the guest over Sunday
# Principal and Mrs. S. Johndroe The
Methodist Episcopal Church met We'd
nesday with Mrs, II. NJ. Gregory
Rupert .>lng Is at home from college con-
fined to the house by illness.-The La
dies Aid society of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church held a sale and served
supper in the vestry of the church Tues
day afternoon and evening.
Mary Bushour ana Louis Laport, both
OF this place. were married Monday at
the Baptist parsonage by the Rev j. NJ
Maxwell.
John Dolan of South Burlington IL pass
ing few days In town. He Is having
the old mill on his property torn down.
Mrs. Robert Corrigan, who lives near
Sanderson's Corners, fell Sunday while
on her veranda and broke one leg-MIss
Bertha Ryan very pleasantly entertain
ed 20 Of her friends last Friday afternoon
in honor of hor 10th birthday A bount-
full supper was served and the favors
were comic children boxes OF candy. Miss
Ryan was remembered with many gifts
from her friends.-Miss Clara Southland
has gone to Brockton, Mass. to visit her
slster-Mrs. f Daniels. who underwent
a serious operation at the Mary Fletcher
hospital last week, is doing as well as
could be expected.-Mrs. f. A. Petty Of
Westford is visiting In town
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-12-11
MILTON.

About 50 attended the reception given
MIR. and Mrs Earl Bcvins at the home
Of the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs.
q. H. Henry Thursday evening There
were many beautiful aud useful presents.
Tho rooms were decorated by c. y.
wood. \ musical program was rendered
ir the Rev. and Mrs. ". f. Garner.
Mrs }. r.. Wagner Mrs Harry Mac Mil
Ian and George y. Wood. Refreshments
were served by six young ladies', who
were former members of the brides sun
day school class.-Mr and Mrs. Van Ev-
crest are parents of a son. born yesterday
morning The Perkins string quartet
gave the third number in the lecture
;oursc Of the Village Improvement So
ri"tN at the opera house Wednesday
rvcuing.-Thc annual election of officers
of thc Modern Woodmcu win be held at
lhe hall Friday EVENINGS. O Brush of
burlington spent Tuesday at his fathers,
y. y. Brush. The Panama Canal" Will
Dee given at the G., O. .. r. hail this
evening. The lecture viii bc illustrated
by l2j stcrcoptcon views Mr. and Mrs.
Levi Dunn spent Sunday at South Hero
a. -. Sturges~ was at home over sunday
Alec Pcltia has gone to Lisbon, y. H.,
whore he will take his old job of fore
man ON the railroad section. lie has
rented his house to }. rishcr-Corliss
Lucia has bought q. d. Hcwcy's auto
mobile and has sold to- Mr. lIcwcy his
tenement nous. on Tlruum street. Mr.
Cunningham or St Adams has bought
tho surplus hay Of W Japan. O. May
- ~.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-12-11
FRANKLIN COUNTY
RICHFORD.

Some alterations are being made in
the Srostofice to provide room for the
expected rush of mail by parcels post
during the Christmas season. A portion
of the lobby has been taken into the
postofiicc work room. and changes are
being made inside this room to allow
more space for working mail and storing
packages-Dr and Mrs. j. VI. Hamilton
of Rutland visited at the home Of Mrs
llanilton's mother, Mrs. l.. NJ. Mills
the past week. Mrs. Hamilton has been
appointed guardian for her mother, who
Is in feeble health and nearly totally
hIind.-Mrs. J. Il. Martin is planning to
pass the winter with her daughters in
New Hampshire and Connnecticut-M
J." G. Young of Portsmouth, ~ H., IS
visiting herc.-Mrs. George A. Wilson and
granddaughter, Ora Toy are visiting
Mrs Wilson'S daughter, Mrs. Joseph
boaton, OF Grovcton. y. H.. for three
weeks Eddie Wilson. who has been
visiting his parents, MIR and Mrs George
y. Wilson. has returned to Littlcton,
y H., whore he is employed in a shoe
factory. 5. Rublee OF Lyndonville,
son of VI. G. Rublec of this village, and
Miss one NJ Roundy of Lyndonville were
married at the home OF the bride Novem-
Der - and passed THANKSGIVING here at
the homo of the Erooms father Mr. and
Mrs Rublee will reside in Lyndonvlle,
where he is employed as 4 trainman on
the Boston d Maine railway.-Ovide Bar
Der of Montgomery has leased the
Phaneuf blacksmith shop on Troy
street ana viii operate the same-Mrs.
Daniel Van DYKE of sutton One Is
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-12-11
WILLISTON.

MT and Mrs Sidney Tlloy Of Willis
ION received word # the death of their
cousin, John Burden, in Hartford, Conn,
November Of Brights disease, aged 70
years. Ills daughter, Emma, who was
seriously i'll with cancer at the time Of
his death, died November \. He leaves
one daughter, Cora, living at Riverside,
Cal
The fan term Of school closed Novem-
Der 90 at Oakhnl. Miss Tatro was tho
teacher The children who were not alb
sent or tardy are: Irene Austin, Violet
Burnett Grace Burnett ana Ralph
Cierklus. Those who missed onc-half
day Bcrnico Bradley; one dav. Doris
Bradlcy.--District superintendent. the
Rev. j. II. Coleman could not meet the
official board saturday or bee present
sunday 1t Is understood nc viii be here
later.-The young people of the Sunday
school will give a Japanese tea in the
parors of the Methodist Church Decem-
Der 10. They will have various Christ
mas articles for sale.-John Dexter has
rented his farm in the southwest part
of the town and has rented the creamery
tenement house for the winter and will
move his family here In the near fu-
turr.-Mrs. SIENNA commenced the winter
term of school at Oakhill Monday. Mrs
Willard Ferguson, who had severe fall
last week, is as well as could be expected
An extra session of the Ladies' Union
Aid society is called to meet at the
Methodist parsonage next Wednesday
December 16-Mrs Carrie Loggens who
has been with her son, Oscar in Ben
son, is expected soon to Join her brother
and sister for the winter.--Mrs Lucinda
Tarbox who has been i'll with the grip
b improving
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-12-11

In Burlington for several months, has
come home to spend the winter.-Mrs.
Eta Hawley and son Of Montpelier have
come to make their home with rfr and
Mrs John Tracy.-Mrs Alfred Buker.
who spent "A week In Waterbury, has re
turned.-Miss Nellie Perry has gone to
Boston, where she has a position +. the
store Of Jordan & Marsh.B T. Reynolds
has bought Allen Sinclair's farm.-News
has been received of the death Of Lyman
Adams former well known resident Of
this place, whose burial took place Mon.
day, December I, In California; II
Melendv was called to St. Adams Monday
by the death Of Mrs Meier dys sister.
Mrg. Il NJ IInnlt lna
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-12-11
EDEN.

Mrs. Sally Harrington. widow Of Jacob
Harrington, died December at the home
of her son, Jonas, with whom she had
been living two years. She was born in
town and always lived here with the cN-
coption Of few years, when she lived
with her daughter, Carrie, at Lyndon
She was about - Years old and leaves
two sons and one daughter-There Will
ho a Christmas tree at the Mills Church
December 4-Mr. and Mrs. sullivan are
in Lowell.-Daniel O'Harc met with an
accident while trying to butcher a hog
the other day. His knife clipped cutting
the cords on the back of his hand. He
was obliged to 20 to Burlington to have
: dressed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-12-11
ENOSBURG FALLS.

Mrs. Marietta Converse died at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. w j. Jones,
Wednesday, Dec. 3, aged 81 years Mrs.
Converse had been IN failing health for
year, but was In ner customary health
that day. She made her homo with her
daughter. N-rs Estey FERRY, in is vii
lage for several years. but was on n visit
of a few weeks TO Mrs. Jones The fu-
neral "a. . Ia 1turday at the house, the
Rev W. r.. Baker ohlcia''~~ Burial
was IN the cemetery at Bordoville. Be-
side the daughters me oned Mrs, Con-
verse is survived by four sons, Jay La
monda Of bakersfield, and b. D. Lamonda
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-12-11
SWANTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. &. s Jcnnison went Sat
urday night to Boston ana will go to New
York and Washington before returning
home The three children We're left at
homo in the care Of trained nurse.-J
7. Catlin moved his gamily to the Roberts
house at Swanton Junction Monday
Cyrilc Daigncault Of Montreal, who
bought the Catln farm with stock and
tools, took possession with his family
Monday.-'rhe mercury registered two de-
grecs below zero Tuesday morning, the
coolest Of the season.
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FAIRFIELD.

Mr.. ard Mrs. j. Il. league are parents
OF son, born Sunday nght.-Noble
Bovat who has been in the employ OF
". S Soule, has gone to Conway. Mass
Il visit his sister.-Max and PHYLLIS
Soule returned SATURDAY. from Sheldon
where they visited few days with their
brother-Mrs Peter Perry, who has been
III with stomach trouble, has been taken
to Dr. Grace Sherwood's sanitarium.-A
barber shop has been opened by Edward
Eit1perpl1
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-12-11
BAKERSFIELD.

Mr. and Mrs. Smile Of Watervile were
in town Friday night to attend the min
strels.-A reception was given to Mr.. and
Mrs c. H. Morrill, Wednesday evening
in the y. A. gymnasium in honor Of their
25th marriage anniversary About 40
people were present purse of money
was presented Mrs j. c. Jollcv Of
Berkshire was In town to attend Mr.. and
Mrs. Morrlll's recepton.-Mrs Homer
Holmes Of Waterville Is visiting Mrs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-12-11
JOHNSON,

The burial of Alfred Crowell was made
Tuesday. the Rev +, G., French officiat-
ing.-John Laraway was in Morrisvile
Tuesday.-Mr, and Mrs O. A. McFar-
land started Tuesday night for Pairie du
Sac, wis, to see his mother. They will
also visit Mrs, McFarlands uncle in Lin
coin, Neb,-Harvey Crowell and son from
Potten, Que. were called here by the
death OF Alfred Crowell,-L. f. Bentley
OF Morrisville is assisting in the Jones
drug-sto during the HOLIDAYS.
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FRANKLIN.

Miss 6. NJ. lIurlbut Of Boston Is ist-
ing her mother Mrs. Mary Hurbut. and
sister, Mrs II. l.. Chandler-Mr. and
Mrs. A. T.. Cowlcs returned to their home
in North Craftsbury Thursday.
Maud Houghaboon returned from Milton
Friday night. c. Warner of St. Al
hans spent the Weekend with his sister.
Mrs. r. J. Gatcs.-Mr and Mrs S. T..
TruaX are planning to go to Tularc
Cal, for the winter whore their son,
ChMrles lNne