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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-09-11
SWANTON.

The school year of the village schools
opened Monday with a new school super
intendent, reorganized teaching staff
and the largest attendance in years. If
ever, the outlook is promising Mr.. Hunt,
superintendent, is a Brown University
man. Charles Cambridge, high school
principal who has been here three years
has as assistants Miss Gertrude Hull and
Miss Ethel Chamberlin. The eighth and
ninth grades are In charge of Mrs H. e.
Wood sixth and seventh, Miss Eliza beth
Mulligan; fifth, Miss Pearle Butterheld
fourth, Miss Pearle Ricard; upper third
Miss Elsbeth Michel; lower third. Miss
Farr; second, Miss Blanche Blake: first.
Miss l., Barber. Miss Huh and Mrs.
Wood and Miss Farr are new corners.
Miss Emma Tobin, who had charge OF
the eighth and ninth grades last year. has
an engagement to do settlement work
near Boston and leaves soon to enter
upon her duties.-Mr. and Mrs. Roy In
gals and child are visiting in Stanhridre.
Que.-The duck shooting season. which
opened September l, will be better later
Miss May Parsons, who has been away
all summer on vacation, is expected
home next week.
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ENOSBURG.

The Woman's society of the Congrega
tional Church will serve a tea at tho
home of Mrs. Jethro Gross Saturday aft
ernoon.-Mrs G.. r. Remington and son,
Robert, are at the Wright farm for a
while. Mr.. Remington returned to New
York Monday night.-Mrs. b. S. Nichols
and daughter, Mrs, Barrows, of Pomona,
Cal, arrived In Enosburg Tuesday
evening to stay week with relatives
District schools commenced this week.
Miss Grace Chaffee Is teaching at the
Centre. Miss Rose Brady at East Enos-
burg and Miss Gertrude Austin Of Swan
ton in the Wright neighborhood.--Mi
Flora Chaffee and Hazel Stevens are in
school at Enosburg Falls.-Mr and Mrs
Arthur Adams were in st. Adams Satur-
day to see their brother at the santa rum
They were accompanied by their broth
er's daughter, Lillian. Mr. Adams Is pro-
crossing favorably and is expected home
the last of the week.-Elison Maynard is
passing a few days with his sister, Mrs.
C. i. Hogan, in st. Adams
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SWANTON CENTER,

The first frost of the season visited this
locality Wednesday morning, when Their
mometers In exposed positions registered
% degrees. Corn is badly hurt.-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry II. Wilder of Westfeld,
Mass. have been visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. y. Wilder, of the Jackson
dstrict-Mr. and Mrs. Wright, who have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank b..
Wilder of the jackson district, returned
Saturday to New Haven, Conn.-Mrs.
Bessie Beals has gone to Boston.-Wil-
liam A. Royce attended the fair Wednes-
day at Pittsburgh, N. Y.-Mr. and Mrs.
Clark s. Jcnnison and three children re-
turned Sunday afternoon by automobile
from CRANKY, +. O., where they visited
Mr.. and Mrs j. H. McKechnie for sew
cral days.-The Misses Ruth and Ruby
Snow of Montreal are visiting at the home
of their cousin Luman d. Roberts.-Con-
siderable Illness prevails throughout this
locality from hard colds and other dis
orders. During the past week Mrs. A. p.
Royce has been i'll with muscular rheu-
matsr; Mrs. j. r. Catln with stomach
trouble; I'm A. Skeels of the west road
with grip; and Master Kenneth, the young
son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w Jennlson of
Skecls Corner, with indigestion The
condition OF each is thought to be i'm
provlng.-A daughter was born Sunday
morning TO Mr.. and Mrs. Jay r. Billiard
OF Swanton Junction. Miss Doris Catlin
and Miss Esther Royce began their third
Year studies in the Swanton high school
Monday, and Miss INA Stinehour her
second year studies in tho high school
Mt HlEhgate CeDter.-Miss Doris Austin,
Miss Ella Jennison. Robert and Edwa rd
Rousseau Of Skcels Corner have entered
the grndes In the village school in Swan
ton.--Miss Pearle Rcard is teaching In
one of the grades In the Swanton village
school, which opened Monday. Mrs
Lydia Chase of Georgia Is passing a few
days with Mrs. NJ, w Jennison of Skeels
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WILLISTON.

Mr. and Mrs Leon Dwyre and his
mother Madam Dwyre, from Bristol We're
guests Of Mrs. Olive Varney Sunday
Mrs. George Il. Whitney and son, Donald,
of Rrattcboro are guests of their grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs James II, Bryant.
Miss Phylona Clark of Rochester, y. H.,
is Al homo for two Wccks-Guy Lamson,
who has been i'll, has recovered ana is
able to take up his duties on the II. f, y.
routc.-RallY day will be observed in the
Methodist Church Sunday mornlng.-Wil-
Ham Narnoy went to Bristol Sunday for
a few weoks.-Mrs. Serocia Prior went to
East Berlin this week to visit her son,
Pearl
The JniVersalst society in the early
summer decided that its church. which
had not been used for religious purposes
for many years and was in need of re-
pairs, should be put to some use and ac-
cordngly voted to remodel it, 1t has been
converted into an auditorium, "A room be-
ing arranged for the town library and
rooms for social purposes, including a
kltchenette. An addition has been bull,
on at the rear for commodious stage
which adds greatly to the auditorium
giving it seating capacity of 800. The
building is completed and will be opened
Saturday evening by an impersonator who
will give the Regeneration of Aunt Mary
There will be good music between tn,
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HILL WEST.

Israel Touchette is spending a few days
at the home of his niece, Mrs. Charles
Rushford. John McGrail has completed
work for w. y. Shangraw and is III.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Turner of East
berkshire passed Sunday with their
daughter. Mrs. G. c. Shangraw.-Mr and
Mrs. Fred Domino and little son were
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sylvester
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Sylvester and
daughter Hilda of Montpelier village
passed the weekend with Mrs. Sylvesters
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Paronto,-
Angelina Fushey and her brother. Louis
Lumbra, of Montreal visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Domino last week
Mrs. Henry Shangraw, who has been
spending several weeks in Richford at
the home of her brother-in-law, Peter
Shangraw. has returned hOme.-A1r and
Mrs. Il. T. Chase and three children Of
Berkshire passed Sunday with Mrs.
Chases parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Israel
Observation-Disclosures and Clifford. children
of Mr. and Mrs. W p. Shangraw had
their adenoids and tonsils removed Sun
day morning by Dr. e. T. Brown of Bur
llngton
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Bowker or LunenburG is a guest
of Mrs. H. r. Cowles.-The high and viii
lage schools and nearly all the rural
schools opened Monday with nearly the
same teachers as last year, except the
principals assistant. who is Miss Vida
Dexter of Providence, r. Mrs. John
u. Russell gave a shower party Monday
evening for her sister, Miss Marion Rey-
nolds, who is to marry Lynford D. FL
rick Wednesday evening. The Sunday
school conference that was held in the
Methodist Church Monday afternoon and
evening was we'll attended.-Mrs e. e.
Wells of johnson spent the week-end
with her aunt. Mrs. l.. A. Hill.-The
Springer Kimball Concert company will
give a concert IN the town hail next Tues
day evening under the auspices of the
Y. +. s c. E.-Mrs Maud Houghaboom
and daughter, Alberta, have returned
from Mllton.-Winslow Gates has gone
to Burlington to attend the high school.
Foster Whitney is in Burlington.--Miss
Anna Powell returned to Boston Thurs
day whore she has the same position at
the Welcome House that she has had the
past three years.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. GLADDEN. of Coventry
are visiting In town.-Mrs. \. Magnant
and the Misses Hattie Wood and Mil
dred Geno returned from Springfield,
Mass, Saturday night.-The condition of
Miss Anna Wood. who was operated on
for appendicitis, Is favorable.-Poter Nc
Dermott is building a house on the site
of the house burned several years ago
DR.. and Mrs. W. r. Wright and son of
Georgia are guests of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. q. T. Wright
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Michael McCue, a long resident, died
Monday, death being due to a general
breaking down incidental to old age. He
is survived by a wife and several sens
aud daughters.-Mrs. Michael Leddy Is
nl-Mr and Mrs. George Drew of Lynn,
Mass, are visiting Frank Haney. There
was killing frost Wednesday morning
and all growing vegetation suffered Sc
vcrelY.-The funeral of Michael McCue
was held at St Thomas's Church We'd
nesday morning. -CharleS Warren of
Cambridge and Gertrude Hanley We're
married last week.--Mr and Mrs. Mar
shall Bushey Of Howard, r. l., are visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Nc
Goc.-Partridgc and woodCock are re-
ported to be more abundant than for
many years Partridge chick are plenti-
full as the weather last spring was very
favorable to the young broods. Tho
hanns Of marriage between William p.
Brccn and Bessie Provost We're publish
ed at St Thomas's Church Sunday
Clarence Hubbard has finished work at
Johnson and is at hOmc.-The apple crop
about here is n total failure, hardly any
body having enough for their own use.
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village treasurer for property within tbe
village limits.-Miss Addie NJ. Aver lore
Monday evening for Lewiston. idaho.
whore she Is supervisor Of the normal
school.-Miss Marion q. Rustedt started
Saturday for Guilford College. N G.
where she Is teacher.-Mrs Henry Con-
terbar, who has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. u. II. Phaneuf. and father, Franz
Bean. returned Monday to her homo in
Albany.-Mrs. Wilbur Richardson and
daughter, Ruby, returned Sunday after
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
I.ovelette. lockwood Brown, an attor-
ncy in Billings, Mont, arrived Sunday
evening to visit his mother, Mrs. A. X.
Brown. Mr.. Brown has not visited his
native town before for three years.-The
local baseball team went TO Frelighs-
burg. Que, Saturday and defeated the
team there by score of s to 6.-An au-
tomobllc party composed of Mrs f.. Henry
Powell, Max l.. Powell and T. Reed Pow
ell of Burlington and Miss Charlotte
Priest of Washington, d. c., visited in
this place Sunday. Miss Priest formerly
resided here and this was her first visit
since leaving this place 80 years ago.
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JOHNSON.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Stearns and Mr..
and Mrs. l. L. Bailey spent Sunday at
Lake Carm in Franklin.-Joseph Muzzv
is making improvements on his dwelling
by putting in a cement cellar wall.-AUss
Flossie Demcrrtt has gone to Boston to
enter a deaconess school for 4 three
years Course.-Arthur Pike and dauGh-
ter. Lizzie, are spending some time In
Stowe.-Mrs, c. l.. Bishop ia visiting her
mother in SCOTS, y. H.--Nrs L. f Ware
ham has returned from hospital at
Burlington and is as comfortable as could
be expected.-Mrs. Jane Tuliper has pur-
chased the Hannah Peck place in Nor
risville and will move there as soon as
repairs are made.--Miss Ellen Bishop of
Hardwick Is keeping house for her
brother while his wife is away.-An oil
stove exploded in the shoe shop in tho
basement of the Nye store and but for
prompt action the store and several
buildings would have burned.-The gama
of baseball Saturday between the homa
team and North Hyde Park team result
ed in q score Of % to 0.-Mrs. John Shel-
don has returned to Woodsvile, n. II.
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intendent; 2:30. address, What the Teach
ers and Officers Must Know" Mrs. w. ID.
Stewart Fairfax; 800 address, What
the Training Glass Has Accomplished"
Mrs. H. II. Doane. Fairfield: 800, confer
ence' Some Suggestion Plans in Teacher
Training for the Country School," Mrs.
w. M Wright, secretary State field; 900,
orief discussion, Training tho Youth for
Service In the School," led by s. w.
Brush. Fairfax; 400. address, "rhe Book
We Teach Miss Grace NJ Brooks. state
colporteur; d30 business, report of COM
mittees; 44o registration, evening service;
715, praise service; 7.sO, devotional serv-
Ice, the Rev. o. NJ. Boutwell,; 800, address.
Developing Leadership for the 1ing-
DOM" Prof. s. G. Johndroe, Fairfax. $40
address. "Thc Open Door for You in the
Training Class" the Rev. o. r. Houpbton.
Bakersfield. Sturgis Of Irnderhill
was IN town over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Fay Marvin of Georgia were at r. L.
Marvins Sunday.-W. V. Farr of Bur-
ington was In town Saturday.-Mr. and
Mrs. G. II. Brush are visiting in Com
necticut.-Mss Ruth Shepardson has re-
turned from Westford
Miss Clara Southland has gone to South
Hero and Miss Fannie White to Bingham
Vile, where they Will teach the coming
term-Mrs. F. Daniels has returned from
an extended visit in the central part of
the State.-Mr. and Mrs. C. s. Goodsell
and daughter. Violet, were IN South Hero
Sunday.-,Mr and Mrs. H. o. wilkins are
passing a few days in st. Albans-E. Car
penter is spending a few days in Bridge
moi
and children of Milton spent Sunday with
Mrs Towns father, T. L. Marvin.
Mrs. Ella r. Martin of Woodstock was
in town Monday Consuelo Stewart
has gone to East Highgate where she
will teach the primary grade.-James
Kennedy of Milton was a business visitor
In town Monday.-The Ladies' Aid So
ciety served corn supper in the vestry
of the Methodist Episcopal Church Tues
day evening.-Eli Archambault is in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Grinier and daugh-
ter, Delma, spent Sunday In Cambridge
Mrs. Hinckley Is visiting in Georgia.
Mrs. Lena Bateman and children of Con-
cord, y. H., who have been passing sew
eral weeks with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Eli Taylor. have returned to their
home.-The following officers were elect
ed at the annual meeting of the Ladies'
Village Improvement society: President
Mrs S. II. Phelps; president Mrs
W. d. Stewart; second vice-presdent
Mrs II. o. wilkins; secretary, Mrs. G. L.
Butler; treasurer Mrs. NJ L. Hicks; ex-
ecutive committee chairman. Mrs. S. H.
Halsted. Mrs. Fl. n Gregory Mrs. C. E.
Goodsell, Mrs. Glenn Paris. Mrs. Emily
Planck; entertainment committee, Mrs.
NJ. l.. Hicks, Mrs Glenn Paris Mrs. C.
+. Goodsel
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WINOOSKI.

Mrs Eva Evelinc Clark died at the
Fanny Allen hospital early Sunday
morning in her l7tn year, Th. deceased
was the wife Of W. IT. Clars of Nitnu at
which place the funeral was held Tues
day.
Francis Charles Miville n highly re-
snocted and active business man of Man
chester \. H.. died at Gravcs's cottage.
"Cnr,n Ovorbrool nt NIallctts Bav at
12.2o o'clock Tuesday afternoon follow
,nr a brief illness with acute castro en-
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WEST BOLTON.

Tho Changers have sold the house and
land which they purchased OF Mrs. Nj.
j. Pease to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gregory.
Mrs w. l.. Lyman of Burlington and
niece, Miss Fray Ballou. OF Newfane
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs +. W, VII.
son Saturday and Sunday.-Mlss Olive
Dubois of Washington was nj home Sun
day.-Frank Gregory Is spending week
in Waterbury.-Charles Lacailladc and
Miss Butler OF Richmond were i'm town
Sunday.-E NJ. Lacaillade, who has been
confined with a broken collar bone, re-
sumed his duties as stage driver Mon
day.-Delegates from Pomona Grange of
Chittenden county will meet here Septeni-
Der 16.-G. w. Streeter Is In Worcester,
Mass.-Fred Bacon has returned froD,
Maine
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Fielder and son,
Levi, visited her brother, Pearl Swain, In
Lincoln SundaY.-Mrs. Lawrence Gard
ner and daughter, Minnie, returned Sat
urday night after spending the week at
Westport, n. Y.-Misses Lena Miles and
Pauline Tart went Monday to Montpel-
Ter to attend the seminary.-Miss Hazel
Brewster is attending the high school
at Richmond.-NIiss Jane Ring Is visiting
her sister. Mrs. INA Atkinson, in Nor
risvile-Nlr. and Mrs. Lyman Hill and
Mrs Sarah Whittier visited Montpelier
Mcnday.-NIrs. William Leavitt is in
Fletcher called there by the Illness of her
brother.-Mr. and Mrs. +, G.. Andrews
and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kimball arr at
tending the fair at Plattsburgh, n ",
His r.nnlr
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WESTFORD.

The Pythian Sisters will give a lawn
party at w c. Fcrguson's this
evening Maurice Kidder is at home for
a few days.--E. H. Ferry and family
spent Sunday in Huntington.-Miss Flor
once Smith was at homo over Sunday
Misses Media Rice and Grace Allen re-
turned to Lynn Saturday.-News was re-
ceivcd Sunday night of the death Of Mrs.
II. ~ Gleason in Bristol, Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd \. Grow started for Bristol Mon
law morning.
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preserving them. Gfser wte,GA they vnnts,2 /
the c. E. and F q. Butt Lumber COM
pany's planttt ion OF white piner naar
their mlll-Thc regular meeting Of Mans
field MoGntak1 Grange, ga, p Of H, will
be held Saturday afternoon at the Akeley
Memorial buildng.-Mrs. David y. Slade
of Fall River, Mass. who has passed the
summer at Lake Mansfield, will spend
two weeks at Seven Springs" Miss
Abbie Allen, proprletress.-Mi Pettboom,
who has passed the summer at "Soven
Springs" left Wednesday for New York.
Mrs r.. j. Adams returned Tuesday
from visit of two weeks with her son,
c. A. Adams, and family in West somer-
Vile, Mass, Undertaken G.. w. Buzzoll
went Wednesday to Warren to bring the
remains Of William Corse, who was .
drowned there Tuesday to stowe for the :
funeral and burial.-Little Anna Hosmer,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Hosmor.
had an arm broken below the elbow
while at play with other children In the
school yard Tuesday Cards have been
received by their friends in stowe an
nouncing the birth of a daughter. Nancy
Elizabeth, to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Casey
of Fitchburg, Mass, on September T.
Mrs. Casey was formerly Miss Mamie
Kaiser Of Stowe.-Dr. II. II. Fullerton
and father j. x. Fullerton, of Water
bury were in Stowe Sunday.-Warf
Chaffoe has finished work as warden ut
Lake Mansfield and will move TO " NJ
Douglasss house in the village. Rex
Peterson, who occupies tho Douglass
house will move TO his fathers house at
Stowe Forks-Mrs. Newell Bissjoy, re-
turned Tuesday from n short visi. with
her son. r. p. Bigelow. IT, Affeclcsex-
Herbert Z Straw. who has beon III Cor
three @cefS, IS Hslnins--Xrg Err,ost
Alderman Of Johnsiu i visiting her sig
ter. Mrs Willis E7o!elr54cc-.- and
Mrs. Louis ?loof viii yn ;o-is!' 60 visit
friends in El.cnburg. y Y.-Cs ssius
Hodge g. former -eciTcrt % stowe. was
stricken "!'h arop'rxv q; the home OF
a. p. Bigelow IN Mic1iosex Tuesday md
is in a serious condition.
I A. r. Corse ara Mrs. May foons we-y
called to Warren Tuesday ~ the :owy oa
the drowning there OF their brother va.
I liam Corse The rartisuc-s were no.
. received. Mr. Cursa was formerly a resi-
/ dent Of stowe the son OF Rodney and
Jane Churchill Corse. He Is survived by
his brother and sistor.~-Mrs Ruth Robin
son and daughter. Miss Kate Robinson,
have gone to Burlington where Tho latter
has a position as teacher.--Mrs c. r. "a.
! Taber who has passed three months in
| England. arrived in New York September
! 8 and is expected at -Four Winds farm
| about September 12-Mr and Mrs. Gerald
Foster ana Mrs. Elmer Foster Of Mont
/ pelier - sod Saturday and Sunday with
, their 90 in and husband Mr.. and Mrs.
W Sears.-Nrs Newell Bigelow Is
wi her son, a. p Bigelow, and FAM
'fildlor-y
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HYDE PARK.

Ralph Styles and bride have returned
from their wedding trip.-Mrs. Amos
Davis had the misfortune to break her
right wrist by a fall at the fair.--F. P.
Hill spent Sunday with his brother at
.MorSes Ifne.-Mrs. Cleo Sargent and
son, Freeman, of Lebanon, n H, are
visiting at ]. Nj. Miller's.-Mrs. Seth Lyon
has returned from the AdirOndacks. -
Mr. and Mrs Byron Nichols Of Califor-
mia are visiting in this town.-Sherff Town
was at the county seat Saturday.-Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Sherwood are spending
n few days at Berlin.-ATiss Leila Collins
has returned to Burlington Alice
Page was in burlington Saturday Bert
Severance of Chicago and Charles Sever
ance Of Mallets Bay visited here Satur-
daV
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RICHFORD.

Mrs. Mary Ellen (Rolins) Getty. aged
43 years, wife of George w. Getty died
at 1890 O'Clock Thursday morning, death
resulting from bronchitis The funeral
was held at the house Saturday afternoon
at two o'clock. the Rev. ]. II. Wallace
officiating, and the burial was IN Hill
side cemetery. Besides her husband. Mrs
Getty is survived by one brother and one
sister. Mr. and Mrs. Getty moved here
from Cowansville, Que, a few months
ago.
Miss Bernice Mosier who has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Duncan
Ferguson, OF North Bay Ont, since Feb
ruary, has returned to her home here
William w. Smith has exchanged his viii
lage residence on Foundry street for DR.
II. S. Herrick's farm in North Fairfield,
and will move to the same in about two
weeks. -Bennett C. Douglass of Waits
field, who married Miss Helen Marion
Mcfarland, daughter of Colonel and Mrs,
H. NJ. Mcfarland OF Hyde Park, Septem-
Der 3, was former resident of this viii
lage, being a son OF the Rev. W. e.
Douglass, for five years n pastor of the
local Methodist Church. He is grad
uate of the Iniersity of Vermont, class
of '0S, and Ia now the superintendent of
the Mad River Valley school union. Mrs.
Douglass Is a graduate of Wellesley col
lege.-The condition of Miss Margaret
Puffer, who underwent an operation for
appendicitis September at St. Adams
sanitarium, Is reported as favorable The
condition of Leland Vincent, who is in
Hotel Dieu hospital, Montreal, recovering
from an operation for appendicitis, is
reported favorable-A son was born to
Mr., and Mrs. Carl King September A.
| Norris Sargent was taken to Waterbury
| last week for care and treatment. His
father, II. w. Sargent has gone to live
with a daughter, Mrs, c. r, Fiske OF
| West Burke.-Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis OF
| Springfield, Mass, are visiting at the
home OF her father, DR. c. C. Smith,
Nelson e. Smith. who has been visiting
| here for several weeks. has gone to VOL
colt to visit his daughter, Mrs w f.
Barter, after which he will return to Au
| burndale Mass.-Mrs. T. Gregoire and
| children have moved to Montreal, where
already three sons have positions She
has rented her house on Elm street t.
Almon Garayne of North Troy, who ha'
moved to the same. Mr. Gardyne is as
ISOLATED with his brother in the mercan
tile business at Montgomery Center
| The total amount Of taxes paid to II
II. Rounds. town treasurer, this year
after deducting four per cent for pay
ment within 30 days, was si9,@7l6 Their
was turned over to +, H. Phaneuf. col
lector, delinquent taxes amounting L
s., J69.76 this being made up of l2S list
in amounts from $3.50 up. This IL severa
times the usual amount of unpaid take
at this date, and is partly caused by
number OF large lists remaining unpaid
The highway tax of % cents on a dolla
OF the grand list was collected by tn