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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-06
Finest Residence in South

The Dccring palace win be the
finest residence in the south, ac.
cording to architects and experienced
builders who have insnertcd D. tom
tativc plans in the office of the J
\. Mcdonald Lumber Co. Il will
re of magnificent proportions. three
stories hieh with a full basement.
the red tile roof to be plainly seen
lhoyc the tall pines and other sub
tropical trees which thickly stud tho
tract in the center of which the pal
ace is to be built.
Mr.. Dccring owns large acreage
on the Cocoanut Grove road, beyond
the Billingslcy- Bryan JENNINGS cs-
tatcs, part prairie and part Jungle,
aud the 1000, 600 residence will be
built In the center of this tract.
beautiful roads and walks to be built
around il and through the estate.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-19

Is to contest a gift of 5000 decided out
rtsht to the town Of Hyde Park towards
a public library. This aft Is not con-
nected with the will but was given out
right previous to the making of the will.
In the gift, II. A. Noyes, cashier of the
Lamoille County National bank, Is made
trustee of the S5,O0O.-Mrs. Isaac c..
Vaughan returned from Chicago last
week and will remain here permanently.
She was accompanied by her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Elmer Vaughan, who will spend
two weeks in the East,-Mr. and Mrs. II.
c. Crosby were in Hardwick saturday,
f. =. keeler was in Burlington Mon
day.-Miss May Garland of Burlington is
employed in Colonel McTcarIand's Office
Sheriff Towne took Cheney Hutchinson
to Windsor Monday to serve a six
months sentence.-Mrs. Martha Faunce,
aged "a, died at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. n. Putnam. In this village
early Sunday morning after n few hours'
Illness with heart disease. She was about
as usual Saturday and retired i'm appar-
emily good health. She is survived by two
sons and two daughters. Her husband
died about 10 years ago. The funeral
was held Tuesday morning and the
burial was at Stove, where she lived
many years.-Bennctt Douglas visited at
Waterbury Monday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-19
WATERNILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Storey spent sun
day with their daughter Mt Burlington
Mrs. John Lumhra is spending a few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Abbott,
at East Bcthcl.-Mrs. Bailey of fillmore is
spending a few days with her son, +. II.
Bailey,-Mrs. Carter of Wolcott is visit
ing the Rev. and Mrs, ]. II. Wills.-Mrs.
Helen NJ. Shattuck of New York is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
Thomas. SHERMAN Mann and daughter,
Coda, left for Boston Monday morning -
Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Demeritt of johnson
visited Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Beard over
Sunday.-Mrs. a. l.. LaraWdy is spending
the week with her son. Charles Anderson,
at St. Albans.-Claud and Harvey Il. Ben
nett of Fairfield spent Sunday with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Bennett
Arthur %L.angdeIl and his mother, Mrs
Nellie I%4angdcll, left Friday for Illinois
where they will remain for the year
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Westcot of Orleans
visited Mrs. Mary Wcstcot over Sunday
Frank Chase and Irwin Brown were
at home from Orleans over Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-19
JOHNSON.

The Rev. George +. Crawford was in
town T~hursday.-F. C. Mayo, assistant
superintendent of the Lake road, was in
town Wednesday.-Dr. Howard of Rox-
bury and Or. Hickey Of Warren were in
town june 1.-THE play given by the
high school was largely attended.-C. l..
Lone Of Rutland visited his niece. Mrs.
f.. II. Sherwin. last Weck.-Dr. +. X.
Stoddard of Shelhutne Is spending a few
days with his daughter, Mrs. T. j. Hodg-
kins.-Phillip Hcbb is having a vacation
from his duties as clerk in the Riddle
store.-Miss Gladys Rand t. at home from
Hatfield. Mass.-Mr. jackson while work
ing in the Parker & Stearns dressing
mills hurt one hand badly.
Henry Grow of Lawrence. y. Y, Is
visiting his mother herc-Clark Long,
who has been visiting here, has gone to
Highgate for a few days, before going
to his home in Rutland J. O.. shell
don Of Woodsville is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Hunt.-There was a large attend
ance from all towns in the count here
flag day. The w. r. G. furnished dinner.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-19
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

Clifford Stewart-rhe Rev. Or. Braker
of the First Baptist Church, Burlington.
preached the b~accalaureate sermon in -.
+. A. Assembly hail Sunday evening at
7.SO.-The class day exercises were held
Monday afternoon The alumni banquet
was held in the Methodist Church Monday
evening. The funeral of Edgar r. Burns
was hold at his late home on Main
street Sunday afternoon Mt two o'clock,
the Rev. Fred Daniels officiating. Among
those from out of town were Mrs. Mar
tina smith, Mrs. Charles Peters, Mr.. and
Mrs. A.. l.. Burns, Miss Jessie Burns and
Homer Burns of Highgate Springs, James
Stafford, Alton Stafford and Miss Sarah
Stafford of Jericho.
At the reception held at Bellows Free
Academy Wednesday, June Il, a silver
loving cup was presented to Principal
and Mrs. J. L. Colburn. Mr.. Colburn
is to become principal of the Bur
lington high school next year. The
Rev. Frederick Daniels made the pres
entation speech and Mr.. Colburn ft-
tingly responded. Music was furnish
ed by Kings orchestra. Refreshments
were served.
At the Fairfax Baptist Church sunday
at 2:3O y. m. the Rev. II. l.. Thornton
of the Universalist Church, s.. Adams
will preaoi. 20 the MGsons, who VIII at
tend this service in a body. Mr.. Thorn
ton will preach d sermon appropriate t.
the observance Of st. Johns day OIL "The
C~onquerlng Spirit Of st. John, the Zap
list" The public IS cordially invited
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-19
GRAND ISLE.

The children's day exercises at tho
Methodist Episcopal Church We're We'll at
tended Sunday Much credit is due Miss
CoWan and Mrs. Minckler for training
the children and for decorating the
church.-Ida Mac Parker died at the home
of her father June -, aged % Years and
II months, The funeral was held Sat
urday at 1000 a. m, tn" REV. Father
pariseau officiating. The bearers were
Eugene Lebleau, Warren Lebleau, Harvey
Chamberlin and Robert Blow. She is
survived by her father and mother, two
sisters and "A brother. A pillow of roses,
sweet peas and carnations was given by
the brother and sisters, a large bouquet
of carnations from the grammar school
and many other flowers We're given by
friends and relatives. Those from out of
town to attend the funeral were Mr., and
Mrs. G. II. Ladeau, a. n. Parker and
Il. II. Como of Jericho, Mrs. Mary Cou-
ture, Miss Eva Case, Mrs, j. Il. Parker,
Master Albert Parker and T.. w. Plante
of Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs, St, Peter
of South Burlington, Il. Parker, Mrs
Lewis Pichette and the Misses Mary and
Caroline Pichette of Plattsburgh, n. Y.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Parker and sor
from Ellenburgh, n, Y. Burial was in the
family lot.
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f f. Garrison e. Gmpany==

rived here Friday evening to pass the
summer acation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. f. $. Robinson, Mrs. Phillip
Mayott was called home to East Barre
Saturday expecting to return to complete
her visit with her sister, Mrs. Clara
Smith.-Mrs. II. +. Mihill and Mrs. John
Ovitt We're guests Saturday of the lat
ter's mother, Mrs. l.. h. Peck, of Hyde
Park. Mrs. Mihill passed Sunday in
Johnson with her mother, Mrs. y. D..
Joncs.-Mr. and Mrs. u. y. sanders and
son, Willard, went to Burlington Satur-
day to visit her sister-in-law, Mrs. Del
Sanders, who is recovering from an OPP
GRAFTON. Randall Child of Amherst Col
.ege came Friday evening to pass tho
summer vacation with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Child.-Mr and Mrs. G. NJ
Fisher went to st. Adams Saturday, re-
naming over Sunday as guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Alton Littel. Miss Myra Her
rick. a teacher at Hardw1ck, arrived Sat
urday morning. L \ Davis, Leander
Laraway and W. II. II Goodell were at
Johnson Saturday to attend a reunion of
the 7th Vermont restment.-Mark cut
ting went to Brandon Saturday, where
i' Will ne employ tl III lDt utilslI tnltnt
store of w. y, Nutting-Mr and Mrs.
=. G. Davis passed Sunday at johnson,
guests of Mr., and Mrs. Herbert VIII
liams.-Mrs. NJ. s. Norton of KenwoOd.
y. Y, was a guest the last Of the week
Of her cousin, Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas.
Fire was discovered at the foundry
about $50 Saturday evening and it had
made good Roadway when first seen by
Mrs. Ida Churchill The fire started in
the melting cupola and had spread
through the inside of the roof OF the
moulding and casting building. The
moulding room was ceiled overhead and
the building was covered with iron roof
ing, making il "A difficult fire to fight, The
blaze was confined to that building and
was eXtinguished after a hard fight. The
loss ON the building, patterns, TASKS and
core boxes is stimated from $500 To
$4,000, which is covered by in~suranco.-E.
;. Edison has been appointed as substitute
carrier ON rural route number one IN
place of /. l.. Camp. resigned DR.. w,
Y, S'ayton was fined SO and costs at a
hearing Saturday for an alleged assault
upon T.. $. Edison. The doctor took an
appcal.-William Goodrich and child
were in Burlington Monday.-Mrs. II.
Allen went to st. Adams Monday to visit
her daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs
Alton littcl-Mrs. Anne Durkec, who has
visited her parents, Mr., and Mrs. George
Norton, returned to st, Adams Monday
Mrs. w. NJ. Carlton went Monday t.
North sudbury, Mass, whore she will
pass a week with her sister, Mrs, q. \
Casser.
The funeral of Allen Cheney will n,
held from the Cheney home at two o'cloch
this afternoon, the Rev. {. c. ST Clare ot
Port Henry, y. Y, oficiating. lntermen'
VIII be i'm Pleasant View cemetery,-Allor
Han Cheney, younGest son of Mr.. anc
Mrs y. L. Cheney, was born in Morris
lYlle SsQteMbeg u 9gl. lie lad nevel
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SWANTON CENTER.

y. y. Currie, formerly n farmer at
Skecls Corner, died Sunday evening NJ
his homr on Church street, SWanton. of
u general break down, in the S9th year
of his age. The funeral services We're
hold Wednesday afternoon at two O'Clock
at the house, with burial in the family
lot in the Church Street cemetery. Mr.
Currie is survived by his wife and by a
preat-grandchild. Miss Alma Gertrude
Vosburgh, of Noyan, +. OF. Il. Corliss
of the jackson district, who has been
seriously nj, is reported to be improved,
hut not yet out of dangeT-Mrs. +. NJ
Hubbard returned Saturday from ST.
George, where she visited her daughter
Mrs. Earl Aver, for a week. She was ac-
companied by her little grandson. Harold
Aver. for a two weeks visit.-Miss Ma,
belle Ricard has gone to Sugar Hin, n
H., where she has a position in the sun
set Hin House as telegraph operator fol
the scason.-Mrs. J. T. Catlin Is visitinl
her daughter, Mrs. S. j, Corliss, of High
gate Springs Miss Pearl A. Ricard ha:
returned after a year of teaching in th'
graded school in Proctorsville.-Vegeta
ton, which was suffering from dry
weather, has been greatly benefited by
the recent heavy rains, and the outlool
for a bumper hay crop is again favor
able.-The large farmhouse known as thu
old Jennison home has been newly paint
I'd and otherwise improved. Mr., and Mrs
G. s. %Jennison and three children %
Winnipeg, Manitoba, are expected soor
o pass the summer on the farm.
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WOLCOTT.

Miss Carrie Poor, who has been spend
ing the winter and prinp with her sister
in Adams, y. Y, returned home June II.
George Freeman has taken back his
farm recently sold to Jerry Golden.-Mrs.
r. j Little and children left June II to
visit her mother in White River before
leaving for her home IN Port Credit, ont.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Dwiuoll are visiting
in Contradictions Richardson was in
Plainfield Sunday.-Miss Leona Perkins,
who has been spending some weeks in
Morrisvillc. has returned homc.-C. l..
Brown and Mr.. Ovitt, while driving last
week down the Simonds hin were thrown
out when the harness broke, the horse
starting into a run. They were badly
injured and the wagon dclnolished.-Miss
Florence Hefiin is visiting in Ncrgennes.
Mrs. Rcandeau and daughter are visit
Ing in Hardwick.-L G. Jlall, who has
been Ill from vaccination. is improving
Mrs. Knight, who has been visiting in
town, returned Saturdav to Stowe.-Mrs
o. c. Cogswell and Mrs. NJ. j. Mudgett
was in Plainfeld Sundav.-Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Golden left Monday morning for
Port Credit, Ont, whore Nj. Golden has
a p~osition.-J r. Svmonds, who has been
i'll with measles, is improving.-J, Gal
ligher, who has been employed as fore
man on the new dam. has closed his
labors with the company. He returned
to his home in burlington MondaY.-Chil-
dren's day exercises We're observed at the
Methodist Church Sunday eveninE.-F. II.
Goodwin of Craftsbury was in town Mon
day on business.
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FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. William HoWrigan died at her
home Monday morning at eight o'clock
after a long illness. She was SC Years
old. She is survived by two children, Mary
and William, both Of this town; also ono
sister, Mrs. Francis Ryan, and two broth
rrs, James brennan and Michael Bren-
nan, of this town.-Miss Anna Dounelly
or Franklin Falls, y. H., is visiting NJ
and Mrs. Teague.-GNbcrJ Doare OF
Springfield high school IS at home for
tho summer vNcntlon-Atis Bessie
S~choonnaker of Troy, n. Y, Is ~Tisitine
1T the home of Mrs. ". =. Fnirchild, -
Mr.. and Mrs. John Quin,in have returned
from New Hampshire and Massachusetts
where they spcat Il few weeka-Mr. and
Mrs. George Bliss oe 81. Alhans we're II
town MOnduV.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-19
GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ALBURG.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert l..
Brayton was the scene of q pretty we'd
ding June II when their daughter, Helen,
was united in marriage to Frank Her
bert Briggs of Newton, Mass, In the
presence Of It small company of relatives
and friends. The officiating clergyman
was the Rev. @. G. WcsCott. The bride
was charming in white crepe meteor, with
Spanish lace and pearl trimmings. Her
ven was caught up with primroses and
she carried a shower bouquet Of white
sweet PEGS. The eruom's gift TO the
bride was - diamond and pearl pendant.
Miss Helen &. Moody of Burlington was
maid Of honor and was attired in pink
silk. carrying "a shower bouquet of pink
peas. The brides gift to her was
the friendship pir set with pearls. The
groom was accompanied by Sidney l..
Brayton, a brother o. the bride. Miss
Florence Rockwell played the wedding
march. After tho ceremony refreshments
were served on the lawn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Briggs left on the .voniug train for an
extended trip to NIAGARA Falls, Thousand
Islands ana Montreal after which they
VIII be at home 600 heir friends at lA2
%rwtonv;llc avenue. Newton. Mass.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-19
JEFFERSONVILLE.

Mrs. NJ, DCyrof JeffersonVille and Miss
Mabel Cooke of Mount Vernon. ~ Y,
have been spending the past week with
Mrs, Emily X Cyr Of Charlotte
All automobile party from st. Adams,
Mr.. and Mrs. \ n. Collins, Mr.. Good
speed, Mrs, Head and son were
We're guests at J, a. Watklns's
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Of
Marshfeld are visiting their DAUGHTERS,
Mrs. Alice Howard and Mrs. Cora
Thomas.-The Rev. II l.. Harmed was
called to Fletcher Tuesday to officlate at
tho funeral of Mrs. oliver Carpenter
Thirty-two of tn, friends of Mrs. Alice
Howard called at her home Wednesday
afternoon, having a post card shower in
honor Of her blrthday.-Mrs, $. f. Pope
has returned from the Mary Fletcher hos
pital, much improved In health.-Thurs-
day evening, June 10. "1'riss or Beyond
the Rockies win Wee given at th" town
hall by the graduating class of Norris
vile for the benefit Of the library. The
play is well recommended, having been
played with success i'm Morrisville, Hyde
Park, stowe, Hardwick and Greensboro
Bend.-The Cresccno club will meet with
Mrs. George Wcstman Friday afternoon.
-Thirty-iivc knights Of Pythias attend
ed church i'm a body Sunday and listened
to an excellent sermon by the Rev. II.
r. Harmed, After the service they march
ed to the cemetery and decorated the
graves of comrades with wreaths of ever
greens Nine. |Stephate of Chicago, who
sings in Burlington June Is and ~, is n
sister Of Mrs. S. L. Watkins of Mitchell.
5. D., who is well known in JeffcrsonNille
Nine, Stephate supplemented her studies
in America with a two years course in
Berlin. She is accompanied by a niece.
Miss BcrniCc Lathrop, as pianist.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-19
FRANKLIN.

Don 5. Gates Of Boston called upon
friends in town Momday and Tuesday,
going from here to Berkshire t. visit
friennr Mrs. Eemon came near being
burned to death, the back side of her
nightdress catching hre from AZ ell stove
which she had lyhted to make tea. ~
large spot on nor back was burned and
her presen, condition Is critical. Her son,
Or. q. & Hcrfon Of WaYdshoro was
summoned and he arrived Sunday night
20 care for his >other-Postmaster
Powell is In Rutland attending state
meeting OF postm6sters The dwelling of
H. N. Gudder IT. this vil.Hgc was strack
by lightning Monday night aid was con-
siderably damaged, but was not set on
fire. Mrs. Glidden and son were severely
shocked by the bolt.-The annual Masonic
memorial service will be in the Congrega-
tional Church Sunday. The Rev. F w
Day will preach the sermon.-B. r. Wood
ward is able to be about the house.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-19
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Miss Helen Brown, assistant teacher in
the high school. left saturday To attend
-mmenceme at Smith College. From
there she will 90 to her home in North
Adams Miss Eleanor clerk, teacher I'm
the training department, left saturday
for Hanover, y. H., to remain two weeks.
after which she viii go to Burlington to
attend an educational mectluF-Miss lsu-
ME stewart. teacher I'm the grammar
school, has decided To remain for another
year and Miss May X. Howe also has
reconsidered her resignation and will ''-
main.-Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Webster
went to burlington SATURDAY for a seN-
eral days visit with MI. Webstcr's SON.
Fred Webster.-Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
BecdIc went to Kecnc. y. ~, saturday
for several days with Mr.. and Mrs FREQ
Bcedle.-Wardner Hodgkins arrived from
Rochester Saturday to visit his SON W.
q. IIodgkns, and family,-Mr' ana MIS-
Charles Preston of Northhold Falls, who
have been guests of Mr.. and MIS- Bert
Flint since Thursday, returned saturday.
Mrs. Carrie Tewkshury and daughter,
Miss Mary &. TewksbUry, a teacher in
concord. \. H., arrived Friday night and
will remain for the summer.-Mrs. Nettie
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Wheeler lost naples a large maple
was taken down i'm front of ~ y. Camps
on Park street. The ~tercest part OF the
storm seemed to center at Academy Park,
where several large trees and many large
branches were blown down, taking with
them masses of telephone wires, cables
and electric light wires. \ large skylieht
over the upper hall in browns block was
blown to ono side, letting a large amount
of water on to the upper floor. four men
being kept busy sweeping the water down
the stairs to save damage to goods In the
store below. In the postotnce a doluge Of
water came nm through the toilet. the
eou-or ,i,oe beipr too small to carry off
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-19
ISLE LA MOTTE.

Ai'htl f' ItbpIC NUN 'iuilA lSAt anu
! AIourg attended the POMONA grange
meeting Friday. The principal feature OF
the literary exercises was interesting talk
on education by the county superlntend-
ent. Mr.. - Mrs. Theodore FNeury
and daughter of st. Adams are visiting
her parents. MIR. and Mrs. Leslie Pike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin X. Bigclow went
Tuesday to Nddlebury to attend the
Middlchury College commencement, their
son, Edwin Lawrence Bigelow, being one
of the eraduates.-The funeral OF Mrs.
c. p. Brown was conducted by the Rev.
+. T. Crane at her home Tuesday after
noon. The bearers We're -four grandsons,
Carroll. Allen. Elmer and Glen Brown.
The burial was in the family lot in the
River Bank cemetery, where her hls-
band was buried on June S.-Miss Addie
Bigelow, a teacher in the Franklin
Orphans Home in Franklin. y. H., is at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eliaklm Bigelow. for the summer vaca-
tion-A daughter, blanche Everett, was
born Oh June T. to Mr.. and Mrs. r. O..
Wrisley.-Thc Ladies' Md of TIL Con-
gregatioual Church will meet at the
vestry to sew this afternoon-Miss
Kate Robinson of Stove will graduate
from the plattsburgh CN. " stat" nor
NAL school June 2n-DWISht Ayers son
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Ayers OF stowe
will be one Of the graduates from the
state agricultural school at randolph
Miss Mabel Cleveland went Monday TO
FitchhurG, Mass, for the summer. MISS
Lila Sherbut went Monday to pass the
summer at the home OF her prother' H.
5. Shcrbut, in HaVerhill' Mass.-Mf. ana
Mrs. II. T.. Faunco, +. +. SmaI'eN ana
Robert Small"N attended the lUh'raI OF
Mrs. Martha Faunce III Hyde farN lues-
day. M. Fauncr was the WIDOW Oh
%IIorac" Il. Faunc", late 81 stowe ana
was a former resident mere Sh' was y
years of age. Sh" leaves iouf chlIureh
10y her first husband, Nelson SmaiIeE'
and several grandchildren among them
Edwin f., Smalloy, Robert SmalIeN ana
the Misses Catherin" ana tilldesarde
Mrs. Jessie Roy and daughter, May OF
Howick. can. are guests at the Rev. Il.
G. Wcstcott's.-Mr and Mrs. Reggens-
burgh Of New York are guests at John
Rorbach's-Warren Fifty of Burlington
as been spending a few days at his home.
Amos Manord of RouSes Point was in
town .-Myron Holcomb of New
York was in town over S~unday.-Mrs. w.
I W ,,,o,narx and l11phtar Mildred Of
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Mrs. Oscar Ducharme and children,
Fabyn. Gerald and Beatrice OF Glens
Falls, y. Y, are visiting Mrs Ducharme's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Blodah.-Mrs.
Il. II. Gilbert and children, Doris, Muriel
and Meredith of Minerva, Ohio, are
spending the summer with Mrs. Gilhert's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Narcotic
Many Of the alumni of Brigham Academy
attended the graduation cxcrcises.-Mr
Mary Gates had a family reunion at hci
home last week, when all her children
and grandchildren were prosent.-Mrs
Parlee Of Fttchburgh, Mass, has return
ed to her home, accompanied by her sis
ter, Mrs. II. VI. Doanc, who will reside
WITH her
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-19

Miss Anna add of Richford is visiting
at the home of A. A.. Ladd.-Harold G.
Tyler, principal of the Newport grammar
school, returned home Wednesday for the
summer v~aCation-Mrs. Il. d. Barnun'
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. C.
II. Johnson, has returned to her home III
Franklln.-Thc schools from the Center
and west part of the town VIII nave Il
picnic Fridayi in l.. Il. Larabee's sugar place
j. Bordo and Miss Kate ana MISS
Georgia Bordo are visiting at st. Adams
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