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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-09-18

school TO the hospitals In DR.. wilfred
T. Grenfelrs missions in Newfound-
land and Labrador. Miss Bates ex-
poets to remain there year.
The marriage OF Nelson Valyou, Jr.,
and Miss Adelaide Parizo took place at
the Church of the Holy Family Tues
day morning, the ceremony being per-
formed by the Rev. ]. Il. Pouliot Miss
Hazel Drew was the maid of honor and
Ray Parizo was best man. Mr.. end Mrs
Valyou have gone on n short wedding
trip and upon their return will be given
a reception at the BRIDES home
Tho construction work on the rev dam
Ia progressing rapidly. The Golfer dam
on the south section of the dam has been
removed
The J. f. Hunt real estate agency has
sold for J. B. Benedict and Della Benedict
of Milton the A. A. Herrick farm OF $50
acres in Milton with n large amount Of
stock and tools to u. T.. Reynolds and
r. NJ. Fitzgerald Of Cambridge, who will
take possession October l.. consideration
5000. The same agency has sold for
l.. f. Penelleton of Beverly Mass. his
farm, stock and tools In johnson, know,
as the j. f. Foster farm, to Joseph
Carpenter Of Los Angeles. Cal; considera I.
ton, $3.50.
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JERICHO.

The Rev. j. T. Buzzell and family have
returned to their home in Windsor after
spending a few weeks here.-Nrs Frank
Castle returned to Pittsfeld Friday. She
was called here by the death of her broth
er's WIFE Mrs Fannie (Morse) Willard -
Rolla Brown of Burlington was a visitor
over Sunday at his fathers. o. II. Brown.
Miss Julia Porter and Miss Josephine
Pettingill were in Burlington Saturday
Mrs. Sarah McClane Is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Lawrence Guillinan.-NIiss Mildred
Buxton and brother spent Saturday and
Sunday in Cambridge Nay is
spending few days with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Y. G.. Nay.-Albert McNall
has moved his family to Colchester,
where he is to have charge of farm
George Ladue has moved into the house
on Prospect street which he recently DUR
chased of 8. E, Curtls.-Lloyd Hulburd
after spending the vacation with his par-
ents. DR.. and Mrs. G.. B. Hulburd.
Miss Dorothy Day, who has been spend
! ing her summer vacation at "Siver
Naples" the home Of her grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Day, left Monday for
Chicago. where she Is attending school
| IL. anu -hrS. VI u. f1ulDurQ were In w a
terville Monday.-F. s. Tomlinson re-
turned to Cambridge Monday morning
Mrs. Frank Percival was in Burlington
Monday.-The Baptist mid-week prayer
meeting will be a cottage meeting at the
| home OF Mrs. w. e. Jackson this
evening at 7:3N-F W. Hall and Mrs. II
r. Hall of Essex Junction called on
friends in the village MondaY-Madam
| Curtis went Friday to Colchester, where
she will spend some time with her
daughter. Mrs. Albert McNall-Mlss
Hazel Pettingill entertained over Sunday
the Misses Edith and Estela Weymouth
Miss Florence Buxton went Wednesday to
Middlebury, where she is to enter college
this fall.
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UNDERHILL.

The Ladies' Aid society held a busi-
ness meeting September 10, and voted
to hold a Christmas sale the first
week in Observation-Disclosures Humphrey
and family have returned from Lake
George-C. n. Stygles has returned
from the Syracuse fair.-Mrs. Bert
Humphrey went Friday to Pepperell,
Mass
Mrs. William Blaisdell has been Wis
ting her niece in st. Johns bury-Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Greenough of Elmore
are at F. P. Tillson's,-Mr and Mrs.
w H. Gaines have been with their
daughter Mrs. Jay Haines.-There will
he dance at the Mountain House Fri
day night.
Willis Palmer, who has been i'll, is bets
ter.-Mrs. a. c. Humphrey Is doing well.
Archie Kirby is having a vacation
Mrs. Carrie Jackson went Tuesday to
Essex junction for a few days.-Misi
Helen Sinclair has returned to her school
in Poultney.-Mrs. f. S, Sinclair Went
Monday to New York for the winter
Mr. Foster will move his family into Mrs.
Sinclairs house.
The Ladies' Aid met Wednesday after.
noon with Mrs Carroll Bartlett at River.
side -Miss Stevens and Miss Thrasher Of
Boston are guests of Mrs. George Ball
lard. The Ladies' Social Union viii
serve dinner at the Congregational
Church parlors Friday from 70 to ona
o'clock Mrs. L. C. Nealy and daughter.
Miss Gladys Small. were in Burlington
Tuesday.
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CHITlENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI.

Malachi Stanley, an old resident of
this village, died at his home on NAL
let's Bay avenue shortly after noon
Friday of diabetes. Mr.. Stanley
was born in the county of Leitrim, Ire
land, and when but a boy came to this
country. He leaves besides his wife,
three daughters. the Misses Mary A,
Jennie B.. and Elizabeth H. STANLEY,
and four sons, John L., George j.. Will
liam j.. of White River Junction. and
Thomas I. STANLEY,
The remains of Archie Preavey of
Montreal, formerly of this place. who
died Friday, We're brought here
Sunday for burial in ST. Francis
Xavier Church cemetery Nj Preavey
was % years old and was the son of Mrs,
Agnes Preavey He had been i'll but five
weeks and death was due to quick con-
sumption. He was visitor here about
three weeks ago. The family moved to
Montreal about IS months ago. when they
closed their connection with the Allen
House. Besides his mother, he leaves one
brother. Frank Preavey, and one sister,
Miss Georgiana Preavey both of Mont
real. They accompanied the remains here.
wallace Nets was presented Saturday
by the employees of the Perfection Over
gaiter factory with a beautiful smoking
set. Joseph Ignaszewsk an overseer of
the plant, made the presentation speech
on behalf of the employees. who have al
ways held Superintendent Metts in much
respect and wished him success in his new
field. Mr.. Nets thanked them feellngly
and expressed gratitude at the faithful
ness OF his employees during his 23 years
as superintendent Of the factory.
The body OF George w. Cooke. who died
In Colchester Saturday at the home of
Mr. Skinner. will be sent to his home in
Newburg, N. Y, this morning for
burial Mr. Cooke, who was in his 45th
year. was visiting IN Colchester when
suddenly taken i'll. He was sick but a
day, Death was due to cerebral hem
orrhage.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The Womans Mission Circle met
Wednesday afternoon at the home 90
Mrs. Edwin Prindle. --Burleigh Palmer,
who has heen III at his home for three or
more weeks, was taken to the Mary
Fletcher hospital Monday for surgical
treatment Mitchell Poulin OF New Haven,
who has been visiting his son, Louis
Poulin has returned home-School No.
II opened Monday for the fall term with
Miss Grace Farrand of Bakersfield AZ
the teacher,--Miss Carrie Miles OF Monk
ton has returned to school No. Q. where
she has taught the past ycar.-A hard
frost Wednesday, Sept. TO- did much dam
age to corn and gardens Burt Lewis oe
Putney has been visiting his brother, Sol
on A. Lewis. and family NJ. Prindla
Is visiting In Middletown Springs and IN
Poultney,-Mrs, Burt Teelyea of Leomln-
ster, Mass, who has been visiting Mt
home,-Lewis Beers has begun the erec-
ton OF a large farm barn.-Mr and MIS-
Harold Barton and infant daughter of
Leicester Junction have been visiting Mr'
and Mrs, Moses Teclyea.-Miss sara Emo
has returned to Bryn Mawr Pa, TO res
sumo her work as reference librarian AZ
the Bryn Mawr College library DR. f.
W. Chamberlain with Mrs chamberlain
and infant daughter left Monday Tor
their home in Lansing, Mich after ma"
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GRANVILLE.

Mrs Minnie Silver Of Grafton. y. H.,
visited her daughter and family MIR. and
Mrs. Witherel, last week. Mrs. Silver
left for Montreal to spend the winter
with friends.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank How
land of Grafton, n. H., were the guests Of
Fred Dodson and family Sunday. They
returned to their home Monday.-X. c..
Copeland OF West Hartford has been in
town four days visiting his cousin. Mrs.
Lamb. and other rclatiVes.-N Nina
Parish Is In Randolph attending school,
The two oldest sons of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Beamon are detained from school
on account of illness.-Phillip Freeland
had a serious attack of appendicitis last
week but is better now.--William a.
Tinkham and Miss Sophia Josephine
Battice were united in marriage Septem-
Der 6 at the home of Mr. and Mrs c. s.
Eastman The ceremony was performed
by the pastor of the Universalst Church,
the Rev. George II. Howe, They received
many presents.
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Estntc of Erred Lombard.

STATE or VERMONT. District OF
Chittenden, IS.
The Honorable Probate Court for the
district aforesaid:
ested In the estate of Fred Lombard.
late Of Bolton, in said district, de-
ceased,
GREETING.
made to this court in writing, by the
administrator OF the estate OF
Fred Lombard, praying for Ii
cense and authority to sell
the whole of real estate of said de-,
ceased, for the payment of debts and
charges of administration, setting
forth therein the amount of debts due
from said deceased, tho charges of
personal estate and the situation of
the real estate.
Whereupon, the said court appoint
ed and assigned the 4th day of Octo-
Seg iSI q, at the probate of
to hear and decide upon said appli-
cation and petition, and ordered pub
lie notice thereof to be given to all
persons Interested therein, by. pub
time and place of hearing. three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY in the Burlington Daily
Free Press newspaper which cir
culates in the neighborhood of those
persons interested in said estate, al
which publicat'' ons shall be previous
to the day assigned for hearing,
Therefore, you are hereby notified
to appear before said court. at the
time and place assigned, then and
jections to the granting of such II
cense. II you see cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington
| in said district, this 18th lay of sep
lAa-.uak Iaads@~
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Harvey S. Hollis, son of Mr. and Mrs
William Hollis. died at his late home
September Z, aged SO. Mr.. Hollis was born
in Monkton September S. 1850. He Is sur
vived by wife and five children: Mil.
bred B. Hollis of Detroit, Mich, Pearl f.
Hollis, Loretta I. Hollis. one son of Bur-
lington, and Mrs. Robert Charleton OF
Waltham. Mass; a sister. Mrs. John
NASH one brother. John Hollis, of this
town The funeral was held At his late
home in Monkton Wednesday nj one
o'clock. The Rev. George C. Cornell Off
ciatea The Methodist choir sang blessed
Are the Dead. That Die in the Lord"
Asleep In Jesus and Some Time Wen
Understand" The floral offerings were
beautiful Among those from away were
Mr.. and Mrs. George Middlebrook and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Bristol of Yer
gennes, Mrs. E. ". J. Hawkins Of Bur
llngton. Mr.. Hollis was past master Of
NJ w A. of Monkton and Patriot Ma
sonic Lodge Of Hinesburg. The latter had
charge OF the services at the grave. The
interment was in North Ferrisburg ceme
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ESSEN JUNCTION.

Announcements have been received here
of the marriage In Chelsea Sept, 10 of
Glenn Carroll Carpenter of Barre and
Miss Lillian Gertrude Enrght daughter
Of the Rev. and Mrs Archibald h. En-
right of Chelsea The Rev Mr.. Enright
and family formerly lived at Essex Cen
ter. He was pastor OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church here and at the Cen
ter.
Miss Marion Dague. the li-year-old
daughter ot Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Dague
of Maple street, is confined to the house
by injuries to her back received in the
school yard Friday morning when she
was thrown to the ground by boy
Miss Alice Bates spent saturday and
Sunday at her home In this village
She returned to Boston Sunday night
and sailed Monday for Newfound-
land in company with another nurse
and physician. Miss Bates. who is
attending the Waltham Training
school for Nurses, is sent from the
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MONKTON.

Harvey S. Hollis. son of Emeline
Seiple and william Hollis, died at his
home on Dartt hill in this town sun
day. September Z, aged 81 years. Mr..
Hollis was born in this town Septem-
Der :. 1850. He Is survived by wife,
five children Mildred h, Searle e..
Lolita l. of this town, one son, OF Bur
llngton, and Mrs, Robert Charlton and
one grandson, "A sister, Mrs. john Nash
or Monkton; and one brother, John
Hollis of this town, The funeral was
held at his home Wednesday at one
O'Clock. The Rev. George C. Cornell
oificlated, A quartette composed of
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. q. French, Mrs. II. l..
Mech and Melvin Morgan. with Miss
MYrle Mech as accompanies sans
Bl'Ss2d Are the Dea That Die III II
Lord" "AslaaD in Jesus and so"
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ADDISON.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. w, Clark are enter.
tanning Messrs. r. NJ. Brown and S.
Boroughs of Chicago-Mrs. Eliza Lucia
has returned to Atlantic, Mass, having
passed month here with relatives-The
two severe frosts have done much dam
age-The Ladies' Aid was entertained
Thursday by Mrs. 4. T. Clark, 80 being
present. The officers were elected as fol-
lows: President, Mrs w. S. Boardman
vice-president, Mrs r. w. Day; secre
tary. Mrs. w N. Palmer; treasurer Mrs
John Carr.-Mr. and Mrs. Myron Smith
were over-Sunday guests in Burlington al
f. F.. Gulley's-Mrs. L. G. Whittord OF
Vergennes spent last week with Mrs
Arthur Clark-Several from here attend
ed the funeral of Eugene Norton at Yer.
Eennes Saturday.
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Wednesday evening and officiated az the
Heslin-Roberts wedding. --Harry stagg of
Townline visited his parents Sunday.
Mrs. Louis Langevin is visiting her faith
er in Moriah, N. Y,-Mrs. Sarah Hatch
and daughter, Mrs. Lester Arthur, have
returned to the latters home In schenec-
tady, N. Y, after several days here.-John
Smith and L. A. Dodge OF South Castle
ton, Me. left Monday for California
The Rev. J. Hall Long preached In New
Haven Sunday and attended the Addison
County Ministers meeting in Middebury
Tuesday .-Messrs Cartweli and Sanford
OF Middlebury we're In town Sunday. Miss
Matte Brydia went Monday to the Mary
Fletcher hospital at Burlington to be pres
ent at the operation for appendicitis OF
little Ardelia, the German girl who has
lived with the Brydia family
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SHOREHAM.

Miss Meehan of the telephone ex-
change passed the weekend in Ticonder-
oga.-The funeral of Elmer MELVILLE was
held at st. Genevieve's Church Monday
morning. The Rev. Father WEIGH Of Or
well officiated Mr.. MELVILLE had been i'll
some weeks with typhoid and died last
Friday night.-Mrs. S. l.. walker is pass
ing 10 days in Boston.-Dr. and Mrs. L.
p. Sharon returned from their wedding
trip Tucsday.-Mr. and Mrs w. II. Stokes
returned from Ticonderoga Tuesday.-C.
r. Withcrell is making a showing OF
sheep and Winslow Clark of cattle at
the State fair.-Mrs W. 6. Larabee en-
tertained the Moravian club Tuesday aft
ernoon.-Mrs, Halle Turrill visited her
son in Burlington this week
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WHITING.

The Congregational Ladies' Aid will give
a sociable at tho ladies' rooms Friday
evening, September Pc. ]. Barnett and
granddaughter, Dorothy, Of Crown Point
n. Y, We're guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. T.
Mason last week.-Mrs.. Beach returned to
her home In New York city Thursday
after visiting her daughter, Mrs. Caster
Mrs. c. ~ Mason was n guest Of her
sister. Mrs. Pond in Brandon Thursday
and Frlday.-Mrs. Lewis Bissett, Sr. died
at her home in the north part of the
town Friday. The funeral was held Tues
day.--A young son of Fred Daniels is
critically ill.--Mrs. Frank Wooster was in
Brandon Monday.-There was com
munion service at the Congregational
Church Sunday. Three people united with
the church
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HUNTINGTON.

The concert Wednesday, Sept 10, for tina
benefit Of the church was well patronized
and over 1923 was realized from the sale
Of tickets. The interesting talk given by
the Rev. NJ A. Shafer on his trip through
the Holy Land, the solos by Mrs. Shafer
and Mrs. Ira Morse. the instrumental
music by Mrs. Morse and Miss GLADYS
johnson We're enjoyed.-Mrs. Alton Phillips
entertained the Kings Daughters at
her home Wednesday.-Ms Ethel Wright
who has been n guest OF her sister, MISC
Mabel Johns. for several weeks, has gone
to Albany, \. Y, where she has a posi-
ton as stpnographcr
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FERRISBURG.

Road Commissioner r. d. upper is
building substantial piece Of State road
north of Center Ferrisburg. using stone
for the bottom. Tho Ferrlsburg creamery
has closed It's creamery for the rest of
the year.-Dr. Dean and party Of North
ampton Mass. who have been at Long
Point for the past two weeks In the
Dean cottage have returned. DR.. Dean
Is thinking of locating in western Yer
mont another spring.-Mrs. W. II. Dean
has returned from Ithaca, y. Y, where
she has been spending some weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. Sarah Wray,-Frost
the past few nights has badly damaged
late corn and buckwheat.
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COMMIssIONERs' NOTICE.
Estntc OF Emerson T.. Dc>scE

The undersigned. having been APP
pointed by tho Honorable Probate
Court for the District of Chittenden
and adjust the claims and demands oil
ali persons against the estate OF EN-
orson T., Bcssey, late OF Hinesburg' IN
said district, deceased, and all clalipa
exhibited in offset thereto. herepy
give notice that we will NEE, for the
purpose aforesaid, at the residence OF
NJ. j. Finney, in the town Of Hines
burg, iii said district. on the ina Ell
DAYS Of October and March next, at 10
o clock Il. M, on each of said days and
that six months from the 18th day OF
September, A. d., 1913, is tho time lin
tied by saij court for said creditors to
present their claims to us for exam
nation and allowance.
Dated at Burlington, this 18th day
of September. a. D.. 1913.
NJ. J. FINNHY,
JOHN MASON.
12,w3t Commissioners
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sherwin.--A party Of young people from
here assembled Mount Abraham SATURDAY
Mrs. George Jlnmo is recovering llo'"
an operation at the Mary Fletcher nos
pital.-S. L. Purinton of Brattleboro was
an over-Sunday visitor with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. u. l.. Shcrwin ana SOIL
sumner visited in New Haven SUNDAY
The Vermont Baptist anniversaries VIII
be held with the First Baptist Church III
Poultney beginning Monday eVehlrE'
September A.-The Rev. and Mrs. Roy
Wood of Plattsburgh, n. Y, are Visluns
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Estey. MI bsleS
and Mrs. Wood are brother ana slster'-
Mrs. Daisy Mulllngs returned from
visit to her daughter, Christine, In Nortn
Hero Saturday Might've. and Mrs. H.
&C.. Brown, Miss Edith Brown ana Ralpn
Brown of Burlington were in town MoH-
day to attend the funeral of stephen
lPcckham.-The funeral of stephen PECK
ham was held at his late home yesterday
afternoon, the Rev Il. NJ Holman OIL
hcating. The intermcnt was in frcenWoo"
cemetory.-Clayton Bickncll and family
lof Lincoln visited ut II. NJ. Gleason ,
Sunday.-'rhe ball game Saturday alter
noon Bristol Y. NJ G. A. and Lincoln re-
suited in a victory for the Bristol team
Il to 4.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sprague
and children Of Waitham visited Mrs. c.
W. Spraguc over Sunday.-Therc was q
heavy frost hc' Monday morning Kill
ing cverythin" 'hot the dry weather had
left alive
| r +. Grndon went to Boston Monday
night on business.-Ralph Palmer has re-
turned from Maine. where he had charge
of boys summer camp.-Val!ey Narney
has been moving and repairing his barns.
Mrs. George Mott died at her home in
! the Basin" Tuesday morning. She IL
survived by her husband and several chill
dren.-Miss Crawford. who has been pass
ing the summer with Mrs. G.. II. Wilson,
las returned to New York.-Mr, and Mrs.
w. G, Brown, Miss Edith and Ralph
Brown have returned to Burlington.-The
forest fire that has been raging north of
the Village was got under control Satur-
day.-R w. Pcakc. e. W Narney. T.. L..
sherwin and G. A. Durham went to Rut-
and Tuesday by automobile.
! Mrs Ida Gregory Is visiting In st. AL
bans Mrs T. z. Nichols and children,
who have been spending .everal weeks
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Grecnouch, have returned to Pittsburg,
/ Pa Miss Josie Monroe Of Middlcbury
was a recent visitor Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Daniel Monroe.-Mrs. f. l.,
Sherwin is assisting IN the probate office.
Lewis Comstock has had an increase OF
pension from Sl2 to s1S a month-Noah
I.athrop is stating his tenement house
| on Garfield strect.-B. w. Estev has pur-
chased the Shaddock block on East Main
street.-Gove e Estev have sold for Mrs
| Mary Rider her DlaCp on East street to
! Josephine X. 5. Brown of Burlington
Mrs L. II. Boynton and son have beer
visiting in Hinesburg this week Mrs
Mary Rider and Miss Alice Rider went
to Chicago Monday. Mrs. Rider will re-
main there two weeks and Miss Rider
Will enter the Baptist Missionary Train.
ing school.-Mrs. Sophia Farr is in poor
health and being cared for by a nurse
E d. Blackwell Of Brand IN is In town
C. w. Orvis Is attending the state fair
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LEICESTER.

Mrs. Alice Sparks White Of Brainerd
MINI, is here visiting her brother, Ste
phen Sparks.-Miss Helen Horton of the
Hartford hospital, Hartford. Conn, is In
town visiting her mother, Mrs. lone Hor-
ton.--Mr.. Henry Prescott and brother,
William Culver. who have been visiting
Charles Farmer for few days, returned
to Stowe Friday. Mrs. Charles Farmer.
who has been confined to the bed for two
weeks by falling n distance Of 10 feet,
and fracturing a bone in the left hip, Is
able to sit up in bed.-Mss Flora Delano
of Shoreham and George Delano Of Da-
kota were guests of Mrs Helen Brown
son Saturday and Sunday.
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. c. e. Clanin of Bethel Is with her
sister, Mrs G. r. Church, for few
weeks-Mrs, S. f. Fessenden. who has
been with her father since the death Of
her mother last October, has gone to
her home In Boston.-Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Church have gone to lower Roches-
ter to live-Little Vernon Boyd has been
with his grandparents In Bethel several
weeks-Mrs Charles Andrews who has
been with her daughter. Mrs Day, in
Newport all summer has come to visit
her son. Fred Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Marsh
motored to Randolph with G. p. Farr
Sunday after their daughter, Hattie. who
is recovering from an operation for APP
pendicitis l.. NJ. Church is building an
addition on his house
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

The Ladies Home Circle will meet
Thursday with Mrs. Robert Wilson in
Lincoln.-Miss Agnes Wright is at home
from the Mary Fletcher hospital, where
she has been several weeks with brok-
en- limb.-Charles Elliott and daughter of
Iowa, were guests Sunday Of william
Orvis and family.--Mrs. Mary Young
spent last week with Daniel Sargent and
famiy.-Miss Elizabeth Varney is visit
ing relatives in Lincoln
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CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. George II. Whalley and MISC
Margaret j. Whalley are visiting rela-
tives and friends In Plattsburgh 'and
Peru. n. Y.
Mrs. and Miss Hayard. who have been
spending the summer at r. G. Whalley S,
have gone to their home in Washington
for the wnter.-Stanley Byington is at
tending college at Syracuse University
Miss Mireb Whalley, who has been in
New York for a year. has returned to
her home here.-Mr. and Mrs. Stanton
Williams returned Sunday from their
motor trip to Boston.